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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
CAPT. II. ID. WALKER
TO LIE IN STATE AT
THE MASONIC TEMPLE
FAIRMoNT. September 18th

FAIRMONT, September 18th
At low twelve tonight (midnight)
the public funeral services over the
remains Of the late Captain X. ID.
Walker, one of the best known cit
liens of the city, will take place at
the Masonic Temple in charge of the
Scottish Rite Masons. The body will
be removed from the residence on
Field street, about o'clock this eve
ming and taken to the Masonic Temple
where it will lie in state until Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. At any
time during those hours friends and
the general public may see the re-
mains.
The funeral tonight at midnight
will be conducted according to the
ancient ritual of the Scottish Rite
with the grand lodge officials in
charge. The public will be admitted
to this service.
After the funeral services the body
will remain at the Temple with a
strong guard, but the public may call
at any time up until 10 o'clock Sun
day morning.
/ At ten o'clock Sunday morning the
Blue Lodge will conduct it's funeral
services over the remains Of the most
honored Mason Of the state. This
service will be open only to Masons.
Grand lodge officers, including T. Will
bur Hennen, past grand master, will
officiate. The eulogy will be deliv-
cred by Past Grand Master Emmett
M. Showalter The funeral win take
place following the ritualistic services
with burial in Woodlawn cemetery
Undertaken r. C. Jones in charge
Many relatives of the deceased man
from various parts of the country
have arrived for the funeral and
others are expected to arrice in the
city today.
From all sections of the country
messages Of coincidence have been re-
ceifed by Mrs. Walker and the child
rem ntheir great sorrow over the
death of Captain Walker.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
c. w. BRANDON LOSES FIGHT

The supreme court on Tuesday end
ed the controversy over the Office of
state game and fish warden by de-
Gliding that C. w. Harding. or Elkins,
is the legal incumbent. G. w. Bran
don was originally appointed to the
place by Gov. Cornwell but the SEN
ate refused to confirm the appoint
ment, whereupon Harding was APP
pointed and confirmed. Brandon APP
piled for writ of mandamus to
compel the payment of the salary
and other perquisites of the Office to
him which was refused by the court
thus confirming the right Of Harding
to hold the office.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
JUNIOR ROAD NEARLY
COMPLETE

With the exception Of about 500 #.
of asphaltum preparation the Junior
road connecting Belington and the
town of Junior, with driveway
which is guaranty against mud, is
complete. This raod puts the town of
Junior, Dartmoor and Gage within ten
minutes of Belington and from a bust
ness standpoint means much for this
city with good roads extending from
this city as center, the spokes of the
wheel is complete. Let all good cit
liens Boost for Bigger Belington.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
GOVERNMENT TRUCKS

Ten tons Of repairs and parts for
Government trucks assigned to West
Virginia have been shipped to the
state road commission by the war de-
partment. These parts will be used
to replace broken parts Of trucks
now in service in road work. All the
GO trucks received by this commiss-
ion have been shipped to the various
counties of the state.
Barbour County having received
two of them which may be seen in
service every day in and around Be-
lington-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
WEST VIRGINIA STILL SECOND,

According to the hunted States
Geological Survey Pennsylvania ranks
first in the production of coal in 49,
IS, with l78,550,74l tons of bitumin-
Gus coal and 9S, 1885, s4 tons of anthra
cite.
West Virginia $685., s39 tons
Illinois SO, POI los tons.
Ohio 45,812,943 tons.
Kentucky 31,612,617 tons, total
production in the United States of
$40 ,385,S20 tons
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18

Class B 2.
CANNING

Butter, cream ca ID. print.) LIST
prize so cents, End 25 cents.
Pickles, sour jar. LIST prize 50cents.
Class b 8. Canning.
Peaches, | jar. LIST prize so cents
and End prize 25 cents.
Plums / jar. LIST prize so cents.
Ounces jar. LIST prize SO cents,
VEGETABLES 4.
-
Tomatoes jar list prize so cents.
Beans jar. LIST prize so cents.
Corn jar. LIST prize so cents.
-Beets Jar. LIST prize SO cents.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
WASHINGTON LETTER
Charles Brooks Smith.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 49,
As result of a visit to Washington
of former Congressman Edward
Cooper, of Bramwell, the governor
ship from the Republican angle has
been rife subject with the West Vir
GINA politicians here. Mr.. Cooper is
regarded by all of them as a most
formidable candidate, and by those of
them who are outspokenly favorable
to his aspiration AS the zone best bet"
The latter expressed themselves con-
fidentially and quite enthusiastically
over his prospects for success after
seeing and talking with him. Party
sentiment" said one of them, "has set
in strong tide toward Mr.. Cooper"
The Ex-Congressman, however, beg
ged to be excused from talking about
himself for publication. In private
talks with all who called upon him he
stated that he had every reason to be
encouraged to become candidate and
at the proper time, he would make
7 formal announcement. In the mean
time, he will continue to build up his
political fences. as he has been doing
for some time Mr.. Cooper stands
high in the esteem of all the West
Virginians in the Capitol whether
they are for him for governor or not.
Seems everybody here has a good
word for him.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
MORAN

Mrs. Leida Moran, 81, wife of Sam
uel Moran, of Route A, died at the
hispital in Weston, Wednesday morn
ing. Mrs. Moran was taken to that
hospital several days ago, suffering
with pallagra from which she died.
Mrs Moran was the daughter of
Frederick Booth and leaves a large
number of relatives to mourn her
loss.
Funeral services at Lambert Chapel
Friday p M.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
Glass E.
RELICS

A prize Of S1.00 will be given the
one who exhibits the best individual
display.
Anyone is free to enter. Bring any
thing interesting not mentioned on
the list. A judge will be sent to us
from the University to assist in the
club work.
The Boys and Girls Club contest
is separate from the school fair and
the school will give $500 to the three
winners of Barker and $500 to the
three winners of Valley District. 1st
to get $3.50; End $1.50, 3rd $100,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
RUNAWAY SATURDAY

A team belinging to F. F. Coontz
got excited at the R.. r. station Sat
urday and made an exhibition of their
ability to run through the center of
the city, Floyd Coontz, who was
driving, was thrown from the wagon
run over and stepped upon by one of
the horses, luckily his injuries were
not serious, though his clothing was
badly torn.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
Class ID /.
POULTRY

American: Plymoth Rocks, Wyan-
dottes, r. !. Reds, any breed. 1st
prize so cents, End % cents.
Mediterranean: Leghorns, Monor-
cas-, Spanish Anconas. 1st prize 80
cents, End rs cents.
English: Orphingtons 1st prize so
cents, End prize 25cents.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18

If Eugene, Debs had proposed that
dream of internationalism by which
the affairs of this great nation should
be turned over to a committee of nine
men of whom eight are foreigners,
he wouldn't have got off with a pen
itentiary sentence. They'd have hang
ed him.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
METHODIST AID MEET AT TY-
CARTS JUNCTION :

The Ladies Aids of Belington,
Buckhannon and Junior, met today at
Tygarts Junction for rnion picnic
and outing. A very interesting meet
ing is reported.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
Class c 1.
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT

CHILDKEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Best specimen darning. 1st prize
% cents.
Best specimen of buttonholes. LIST
prize % cents.
Best specimen Of hand sewing. LIST
prize 25 cents.
Best speciment Of embroidery. 1st
prize rs cents.
Best specimen Of knitting. LIST prize
rs cents.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends in and
around Belington who were so kind to
us during the illness of our husband
and father. May God bless you all
abundantly.
MRS. C. A. BALL AND CHILD
Rem.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
CHICKEN SUPPER

Chicken Supper, lee Cream and
Cake at Baptist Church, Friday eve
ming. Price 35 cents for the Sup
per. Ice Cream and Cake Is cents.
Everybody come.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
STATE NEWS
Ira Shockey

Thos. A. Bedsoe, prominent attor-
ney of Charleston and Democratic
nominee for Attorney General in 49,
Re died at his home in Charleston
last Friday evening.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18

Jacob Koblegard, of Weston, II yrs.
of age is dead at his birthplace in
Copenhagen, Denmark, where he had
gone on a visit. His body will be
brought back to Weston for burial.
He was one of the mast widely known
: business men in West Virginia.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
Class CT.
, HANDIWORK

1st. End
Handpainted china Soc. Csc.
Water color painting Soc. 25c.
Embroidered centerpiece 25c. !.
Embroidered Pillow slip 25c.
Tatting 25c.
Pieced Quilt Soc.
Crochet piece Csc.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
TUCKER COUNTY ROADS

The lowest bid received by the
County Court of Tucker County for
the constructionaof roads in Fairfax
district was s212, 690.55: The con-
tract has not been let.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
BELINCTON SCHOOL FAIR AND
49, BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB EXHIBIT
or Barker and Valley Districts
Sept. 26 and ~

The Belington School Fair and
Boys and Girls Club Exhibit of Bar
ker and Valley Districts in the Mon
ahan Building viii begin September
26, at 80 o'clock and end Saturday
night, September 81 Open of after
Moons and evenings.
Admission 15 cents for school child
rem and rs cents for adults.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18

Beverly district went over the top
in bond issue of $4,000 for road
building, So of the voters participa-
ting voting in favor Of the issue.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18

The Presidents speechmaking trip
across the country hasn't been the
success that his supporters had hoped
for. 1t has been the reverse of what
was expected by them. Instead of
stopping a rising anti-covenant SEN
timent, that sentiment, as reports
come in, is shown to have consider
ably increased and more emphatically
expressed itself. Even David Law
renee, called the White Hous's chief
press agent, admits it in his articles.
He is travelling on the luxurious pres
idential special" Even before that
admission, those possessed of an abil-
ity to read between the lines in press
association dispatches and stories
sent by the special correspondents
travelling with the President, guessed
it. Hardy had the President depart
ed from Washington for Columbus,
where he made his first speech, when
Senators, some of his own party, who
had been counted as with him to the
finish, announced that they were OPP
posed to the treaty without amend
ments and reservations. The stu
alton is such as to this, and as to in
dustrial unrest, as to spread the be-
lief here that the President will can
eel his engagements and return to his
job sooner than he had expected.
Industrial unrest" is expected to be
the excuse for this expected change
in plans The fact is that the Pres
ident's fight for, the treaty unchanged
was lost before he left Washington.
! He had expected to be able to win it
by arousing public sentiment to such
high pitch for his treaty program
that he could force victory for him
self over the Senate. That hope van
ished. The blame (if there is any
blame attached to it) for further de-
lay in the ratification of the treaty
rests upon him. The Senate is ready
! to stop debate on the instant and put
4 it through with the amendments and
reservations reported from committee,
! should he recede from his position
and accept. the changes that, it is now
plainly evident to everybody, Demo-
cratic leaders in Congress and all
that the Senate will make in the Doc
ument finally.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18
GREATER BElINCTON" A FACT

Highway Up Completed Belngton
One Big City
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Premium List
Class A 1. Grain
1st End.
Gallon Wheat Soc. 25c.
Gallon Oats Soc 25c.
Gal. Buckwheat SOC. 25c.
Corn 10 ears. White or Yellow
Dent soc. 25c.
Class A z. Vegetables
LIST End
Peck potatoes SOC. 25c.
PIX. Sweetpotatocs soc. 25c.
1st End
Cabbage display g heads) soc. 25c.
Tomatoes (1-2 doz) Soc.
Beans (1-2 Gall Soc.
Pumpkin SOC. 25c.
Squash Soc.
Beets t1-2 doz.) Soc.
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Continued on Back Page)
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-18

Class A 3.sFruit Department
Best display four plate winter
apples. list prize 50cents, End prize
25cents.
Best display four plate fall apples.
LIST prize 50cents, End prize rs cents.
Best display Of one plate peaches
1st prize 80 cents. Largest and best
display of fruit, prize of rs cents.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-03
HUN0M NENf DOVOLENO VMESOVATI
SEVRAKOUSKE POMERY.
NEJVYSSI RADA DALA DEDEGAC
BULHARUM A RJEKA BUDE
MEZINARODNf.
TAKE RUMUNsKo JEST vARovANo.

Paflz, z zafi - Znenl move spoenecke noty byo doda
no nemeckym mirovym deegatdm dosud meskacm Yer
sau uveein6no Dude Ultra Havni Jest ze Ne
mecko mus do posedn pismenky vypln podepsane rov6
smouvy pozmenit svo stavu ktere zastoupe-
nj Zbyych rakouskych zem rSske n6mecke rad6
odsavce musi byti do dvou tydn konsuce vypusteny il
max pokratovat budou spoenc dasi okupac evho behu
Ryna.
spoy odstavec 61 nemecke dsavy je zrejme dpln pro
cku zakazano iakymko zpsobem Sc vmesovat rakouske
zalezitosti.
Zprava prvniho vyboru mirove rady odporucuje, ably
NemcGm bylo dano rozmyslenou Is dn neuposechnou
ma byti obsazen Frankfurt jak pise zdejsi Journal.
Nevyss spQjenecka rada dnes ednala ignorovan spo-
eneckch not Rumunskem usneseno ably vyslan byl adm
raj do Rumunska ostrop notou, pozaduc ably Rumunsko
dbalo pokynG usiese vysovenych spoeneckym obeznky
Rumunsko pusob spOencm eSte da nesnaze nechce otz
podepsa mrove podmnky Rakouskem podalo odnvodne-
nj prosfednctvm americkych mirovych deegat havnim
dtvodem jest ochrana rumunskych menSn zem byva-
eho Rakouska Uherska Podobne bran nektem spoje-
neckym usnesenm regulucm dopravni pomery zeezn-
cch vodnch drahach Obeti nejnovejSi rumunske poky
bude die vseho nyneI minsersky predseda Bratano je
hoz odstoupen jest pry vecf nevyhnutenou.
Mirove podmnky, dktovane Bulharsku obsahuii para
grafy die nchz bude vaZano pokud Trake Aegeskeho
more tyce, rozhodnut vemoci Prsavem slibenym
harGm ably Jim dostao psupu Aegejskemu mor bude
Dedegaf spou drhou vedouc do tohoo pistavnho
Jinym pfedmetem ednani spoenecke rady byla otazka
narodnostnch mnor Srbsku ne naroohospodafske pro-
blemy.
Jablko nesvard mezi Ital Jihoslav Reka, stane Sc
iakyms naraznkovm staten rozsirenym vastnm uzemm
ale alsky charakter mesa bude zachovan. Novy san
var pax Tzen bude vadou pe nchz diva budou VaS diva
Jhosovane eden rjecky ob6an Damatske pTstavn msto
Zader stane svobOdnym.
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MAST LEGIoNARI PRIJEDOu ,DNES
We DIVE HODINY ODPOLEDNE.

Pfi uzavrani listu mas zpravodai telefonue Union
nadraz re drzna ceskoslovenskych legionafn pfiede
do naSeho mesa vlakem New York Central teprve asi
dive hodiny dnes odpolsdne. Dobrovonici nell puvodne
pfijet hodin rano zdrzel vsak nasedkem pfese
dani.
Jed chrabch naSich muzG zvlastn uvltaci vvbor Ces
kaho Narodniho Sdruzeni, Svazu Katolku Slovenske
Ligy majci cee SVEN pp JOS. Maska, Jana Pankucha
jine.
- Velike zastupy nasich krajanu, pratel znamych
jsou ma nadrazi rOvnez
Jaklnle legionafi budou ma Union nadrazl pfedbez-
ne uvitani dve zvlastr akcn kary pivezou e dolen
niho mesta Narodni Sin kde bude krats recepce, ma
cez zdejsi legiona rozedou ku svym rodinam pfa
telnm sedm dobrovolnlSi Canton Akron bude po-
hosteno residence p. M Zemana.
osm hodin dnes vecer bude hlavnim sale &C.
ske Narodni SIM ma Broadway vseobecne vtani.
Pfijd'te rovnez!
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0PRAVENE MlROVE PODMiNKY
RAKOUSKE.
SPOJENCI NEDBALI NARKU ViDNE.
- MUSi PLATTT.
UPRAVEN1 HRANIC CESKOSL OVENSKA A OTAZ-
KA JEHO PRfSTUPU X MORI

Pafiz 2 zarf - Revdovane zn6ni rakouskych mirovych
podmnek byo dnes Pavlem Dutasou generalnm taiemni
KEN mrove konference dodano zastupcm Vdne Odpovef
rakouske lamenace tvrde: Rakousko zpsobo vaku
pedozenim nespnitelnych podmnek Srbsku proto musi
nest nsedky Jak sou spoenci ochon Rakousku pomoci
pfipustiti e do narodG.
Kanclef Karl Renner, naGelnfk delegace. ode lined
podmnkam do Vdne kde predloz eno ore cernozlute IL
Sc narodnimu shromazdeni ktere sede sobotu nede
H. SpOienecka rada vsak jevi stou ochou Vin lhdtu
podpisu ponekud prodouzit
Nova mrova smlouva urcue zname z hrance republiky
Ceskoovenske zTejm6 prav starych hstorckych hra
mic nemGze byti dbano 1zem noveho atu mus byt
sreno ak ak oho prospech vseobecne dopravy pozaue
Hrance meZi Uherskem a Rakouskem pax upravi tax
aby stat ceskoslovensky mel pfstnp me Bratslay
odkud musi dostat sych pray zeeznni dopravy
kouskym a uherskym Gzemim.
Uhl Rakousku tax velepotrebn6 dosta Sc ma ceskych
poskych dolu sice vym6nou jine suroviny.
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Postovni zpravv rumunske okupaci
Uherska.

Praha 16 srpna. Slbovany dasi postup rumunsky sta
slutkem. Voska ez bez huku vytrhla Pes obsadla
liz fadu zapadouherskych NEST anz by byo svset neja
KEN odporu Ony noty dohodove iez vvzyvaly Rumuny
Pest nemely skutecne tedy Gcnku ami nenepa
nesho. Sta opak Rumuni okupaci rozsifui.
dohoda sve sanovisko nj nynf meni tA@'
Primo ma zapad Cd Budna vyrhli Rumuni podel drahv
Pes-Most L-Viden dosthi tn uhelne panve dorozske
II Ostrihoma, dale nekterych stanc zmin6ne draze
Felso-C1aa Totse octli tax primo pod Komarnem,
ienz e druhem bfehu dunajskem nasch rukou
5000 Rumunn stojf pax jz pred branami oshomskymi.
Jihozapadne cd Pest dali Rumuni pode trait jizni
drahy vedouci Ike strskym hranicm dostih tn ddlez
zeeznGn kfizovaky historcky pamaneho nesa Solitne
no Beehradu. jehoz zmocni Madarskym altvnim dn-
stonikhm zakaza tn opust mesto zastavi zeleznGnf
dopravu do Velke Kanze Budou postupovat odtud dale
smerem jezeru Blatensk6mu, neni jeSte jsto. - .
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ITALSKY KRAL ROZDAVA SVE
STATKY.
MAsAKR ITALsKYCH voJfNU V ALBANII.

Milan, 2 zaTi - Kral Viktor Emanuel ienz pred nedav
dal pouzti zmrzaGenym voiindm namofniktm akoz
sirotkGm padych sest vlasnich neikrsn6jch
lacn will parku hodla t ziskan 81 popularity mez Was
skym dem eSte dale Da rozsahe sve statkv uzivan
maoronictvu kter boovaIi sednccen kra1ovstv
ialskeho. Ma pry 1myslu zreknou prospech dobro
cinnch sav vSech nepotrebnych budov patcch koruno
meni pristich letech pla bude dan iako kazdv
ny obGan mimo rozdavati bude ak obvye kazdorocn
Diary obnosu 400, 900 dollaru.
Belehrad 2 zari Jisty pocet italskych voiinu bvl
abanskm zaSkodnky horskch kmenG die zpravy zdesho
listu Polka zavrazden Osatn muzstvo jednotvych od
dill kvapne utec do Drace jinych albanskych
m ",
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TAKE KARDINAL MERCERIER MA
VSTfV SPOJ. STATY.


Parz 2. zafi - Belgicky primas. valky svVmi pro
nameckvm protestv znamv kardna Mercerier vpu dreS
Bres Spojenvch Vnci zastupcm spoeneho tisk
vyslov. lie uceem cestv Jest veti uzS svkv amer
ckym vvborem baho Begie re 81 pree pod6kovat A
mercannm pomoc poskvtnutou ieho vakou rozedran6
vasti iech vlasni pGde rad proto prja zasane
mu pozvan skorem vsech amerckych unverst. Kardnal
iede vSak do Amerkv s stym choulosvym poslanm
stoupeni stoce Rhine kerem hodla konferovati
sidenem Wlsonem ktere doka zajmu katocke cirkve
ze narodn.
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CO MADARI SLIBOVALI AR.
CIVEVODOVI JOSEFOVI.

Clenove Fridrichova kabine
tn slozili slib do rukou arcive-
vody Josafa. V pflsezni formu-
Ii byla vlozena take tato slova :
"Dokud narod statni formu u
her nestanovi ustavni cestou,
uznavam "a spravce Mad ar
ska kralovskeho prince Josefa
zGstanu mu verny, zachovam
ieho taiemstvi a budu no re
vSoch sill podporovati.' Jaka
pax to isou tajemstvi kralov-
skeho prince?
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Ami We dvs hodiny
neprrijeli.
Bulletin. }

Dobrovolnik Cejdik telegra-
fuje Buffalo, ze Ia jizdy do
Clevelandu druzina nasich le-
gionarI doda.ecne Sc ma draze
pozdrzela a nasledovne We 2
hodiny odpoledne sem prijeti
nemohla. Prijede vsak jiste
dnes v $3.50 hodin vecer.
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SPOJENCI ODVOLAVAJi BLOKADU
UHER.

Washington. q zaw = Ones byla uvolnena spoenecka
bokada Uher at poneehana planost sa opafen pokud
tyee barviv neho zboz spadaciho pod kontrolu ko
mise ktere sveren dozor placen vaetnych nahrad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-03
PREHLfDKA TICHOMORSKEHO
LODSTVA.

Seattle g zaTi - o 4. hod odp. dine 13 zar pTehizeti
bude president Wilson aerckou fotu Pacfickem okea
ne iak hlas dosy telegram aiemnka Tumultyho Hi
storcka bevnice Oregon bude vlakovou lodi presidena
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-06-06
AMERICAS SOLDIERS
EVERYWHERE

ISLAND OF MYTILENE, Aegean
Sea, April 10-(By Associated Press)
No matter where n travels in
Greece or Italy these days the Amer
lean soldier is to be found. Here on
this far-off ~infrequented island n
would scarcely expect to see a dough-
boy but ne is here. The Yank is be-
coming a familiar sight in the Near
East.
In remote villages the traveller will
find former west-front dough-boys
working for the Army Food Mission,
the Aemrican Red Cross Balkan Com
mission, or on pleasure bent, visiting
with the permission of the army, he
old folks and the boyhood home. On
Mytilene island are Greek born Am
orleans fro mseveral United States
Army units. One is from Springfield,
O., and wears the Italian insignia of
the Lion of st. Mark on his left
shoulder. He was born in Mytilene
and fought with the 392nd infantry in
Italy.