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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-11-08

About ALL" consisting of smart snappy
comedy talk and bridget of original
songs.
THE THREE MORAN SISTERS are
a trio of sure enough sisters as well as
superior aPtisteS in music and song
who present under the title of "A
Musical Melange," an offering con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental must
cal numbers so arranged and artist
cally presented as to make the act SO
distinctively clever that it stands out as
one of the most refined and artistic
novelties today in vaudeville.
SLAYMAN'S ARABS. This act
consists of eight sons of the desert
who put on a whirlwind acrobatiC
stunt that is well worth seeing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-11-08

Milwaukee, Wis.-Frank Dankovich was
the first man charged with drunkenness
since war prohibition went into effect Il
smoked five-cent cigar and it made me
dizzy" he pleaded.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-11-08
NEW 1915.
7TH AND QUINCY
BEGIN MING
MONDAY

He never drew first-but
when he drew it meant death.
The real gun-fighters OF
American h i s y, the
Rangers, never gave up. They
drew first because they were
fastest-and when they fired
it meant death; they never
wounded. Their names and
their deeds have made the
border livable.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-11-08

samples The packages
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-11-08

1t is about such men as
these, then, that '"The Last of
the Duanes" is conferred, with
William Farnum as Buck
matching his wit against them
at first as he fights and
doubles in the mountains, and
later casting in his lot with
them to bring to book the
most vicious of the outlaw
bands.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-11-08

ColGv-yn Pictures corporation an
Rourccs that the next Tom Moore pro-
d-cticn, "Toby's Bow" will be &C M
pfetcd soon. John fainter Foote, au-
thor OF the story. is well known to
Saturday Evening Post readers for his
rice track and southern stories.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
INDIGESTION, HEART BURN, BIZ.
IOUS ATTACKS.

Thousands of people are sufferint
with these ailments and have soug' I
in vain for a cure. Again, there arc
thousands of remedies advertised n.
infallible cures, which bring neither
relief nor cure. Stomach troubles arc
caused largely by acidity or rather 10y
hyperacidity of the stomach which PRO
t;uce gases, and these gases cause tie
dizziness. nausea and construction OF
the chest.
If you are suffering from any OF
these ills and are seeking relief, try
Buenger's Reliable Stomach powder.
and you will find that this powder will
without fail give you only agreeable
stomach sensations, and relieve you of
all digestive disturbances.
Be sure when shopping to stop "
Buenger's Drug Store, purchase som"
1f this powder, and so be prepared for
emergencies.
A. Buenger Drug CO., successor OF
Arthur walbrach & Company, 100
18th street, corner Lawrence St, Den
yer. Colo.-(Adv.) tt
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
J. w. B. NOTES.

The Jewish Welfare Board held re-
ligious services at 4. s. General Hos
p:tal No. 21. on Monday evening. July
2Sth. A majority of the Jewish boys
ut the hospital, able to- attend. were
present. Mr.. I. J. Kolinsky acted as
Cantor. and Mr.. Leo Cohn delivered II
Lost interesting talk Il the men. on
THE Jew. the Bravest of the Brave.
Cookies were distributed to the boys,
thru the courtesy of Mrs. B. Green
Nald. and smokes were also distrihut-
cd. The party conducting the services
We're conducted to the hospital. thru
tie courtesy of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Zig
mOnd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
THE Ex-PATIENTs AID SOCIETY
TO BE HELPED BY $. BRODY.
Cooperation Of Ten Generous Firms
Needed to Carry it Out.


\ man ever desirous of assisting
those in need is s. Brody. The society
now to be benefited by his generosit!
is the ex-Iatients Aid Society. This
Institution needs To enlarge its hniid
'ng and has enlisted Mr.. Brody's as
sistance. which he was very Willing
10 give. lie has offered to donate 2%
II the gross receipts of his delicatessen
business for the month of August.
In an interview Mr.. Brody said I;
Yes. will be glad TO give the ex-
patients 90 of my gross receipts for
the month of August August list
to September 1st-if ten other hiisi-
icss houses will give 1919 of one or
inore days business.
IF any one is Interested. and desires
To do so, let him leave his name at the
Denver Jewish News.
II am going to do this because l
consider this very worthy charity
He continued: "The ex-ratients Aid
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
JEWISH AID SOCIETY NOTES

The Central Jewish Aid so,iety Is
anxious to enlarge its group Of friend;
ly visitors. Five additional families
requiring social service We're added to
our number in the month of July and
cali ior five additional friendly visitors.
viii you volunteer one specific morn
ing or afternoon week?
The Central Jewish AID society Is
in need of clothing. she's. house e-hold
linens. We have numerous applica-
lions for mems clothing of all sorts.
also for shoes. Children's clothing is
urgently needed. Several of our moth
,,s will make women's garments over
fer their children if the material war
rants the labor. During month m
July. Mesdames David s. Lehman
Morris Ripley and Miss Kraswer con
tributed clothing.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30

Society of Denver is about to launch
!, campaign for new building in which
io house forty additional patients.
This Institution accepts patients. ask
ing few, II any, questions, and with
no rcd tape, because they are poor.
sicls men i'm need of shelter and care
It admits a man without any time
limit, and he is never discharged. If
j, ilan. however, is sufficiently recover
cd to accept light employment, he may
do SO. Even then he is not discharged
but kept until he has been at work at
least u month. II he Is able to con-
tinue his work he leaves and makes
room for another who is given the
same opportunity.
~rhat is the way they do it." Brody
continued, land that is why am will
ng to help them and feel they should
have the cooperation of all charitably
inclined people, and hope there will be
ten or more firms to take up my prop
csition.' -
Mr.. Brody just gave 1879 of the re-
reipts of his business of the Bird. 4th,
and 9Th of July to the Old Folks Home
and Hospital. which netted that insti-
tuition over $1,000.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
THE LATEST PROTEGE OF
THE 'BURK" OIL GROUP

A single set of men have sponsored
n remarkable string of successful oil
companies all operating in the Burk-
burnett field. These men brought
forth in turn The Burkley Oil Co..
Burk Crest and Burk Imperial. All
cf these companies are reported to be
doing Remarkably well-all drillings
with good indications and one or two
with wells on the sand.
The latest protege of these same
operators is B,;rk-Consol.dated. which
is said to be tie very best of the lot.
This company has five holdings i'll
Purkburnett and guarantees to drill ut
least two wells thereon. The mali
agement expect the first well to be
completed within two weeks.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
CORP. S. }. LEVY COMING TO DEN
YER.

Corp. S. ]. Levy. @. NJ. C. son of Mr..
and Mrs. George a. Levy, 2214 T..
nth Ave, has been honorably dis
charged from the army Mt Newport
..ews. Va, after a service of nearly
Two years. The Government. however,
has retained the services If Mr.. Levy
It's paymastcr in the army MS u civilian
official. Ii is Mr.. LevyS intentions
10 come to Denver aud visit his par
enls some time within tiie next few
weeks on wen deserved vacation. 1t
is expected that Mr.. Levy will ulti-
mately settle in Denver and rs ociate
himself with his father and brother.
Jerome in the management of The
Liberty Fuel Co.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
SOCIAL SERVICE NOTES.

The Chcltcnham School has opened
its doors during the summer vacation
for dances for the young people of
its district. These dances are proper
iy chaperoned and will be held each
Wednesday evening. The first one was
held July 2:5rd.
The Community sing at the Garfield
school last week was great success.
Over 80 persons were present.
Attending the Garfield school classes
last week was one mother of five grow
ing children. who had not had the OPP
I,ortunity of even learning how to
write her name in English. In iiddish
she could manage it. She spent ont
afternoon. tile first day she attended
the school. in acquiring this skill. and
before she left. to her own joy and
the delight of the teacher. she was
able to do So She was delighted with
her achievement. small as it may seem.
for it proved to her that she was still
in the creative class. not back num-
her. She said. she would yet over
take. il not ut-distance, her children
Another mother. who. has several
small children came ito learn how TO
bc n good American citizen Her am
hilton Is to make herself such woman
and mother as this country can pro
duce under the most favorable cir
cumstances.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
BECKER cHOLEM SOCIETY MEET
ING.

A meeting of the Bicker Cholem so
cicty was held at the home of Mrs.
I;rezen. OH July 20, 1919. Important
business was transacted. Over $50 was
given to the needy. Money for picnic
tickets was collected. Mrs. Jennie
Weiss proved her interest in the SO.
ciety by selling 200 tickets. After de-
liciOus refreshments were served. the
society adjourned to meet again at
the home of Mrs. Jennie Weiss, AGO
Hazel Court, on August IL, 1919.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
GREETINGS TO MIR. LOUIS MAR
SHALL.

DIR. c. II. Kauvar sent the following
telegram in the name of the Synag0g
10 the reception given in honor of Mr..
Louis Marshall.
My congregation and greet Louis
Marshall as Israel's honored, fearless.
Spokesman, his peoples valiant cham
pion, the courageous defender of hu-
ranity's holiest ideals. God grant him
long happy life"
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
B'NAI BIRTH PICNIC.

A Joint picnic of the~Denver. Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo !. o. B. B.
lodges will be held at Palmer Lake
Colo. on Sunday, August 10, 1919, for
members, their ladies and families. The
Trinidad ]. O. b. Il. lodge has been
invited to attend. Thru the joint eff
forts of DIR. Leon Block, NJ. NJ. Green
berg and Percy S. Morris, chairmen
Of the entertainment committees re-
spectively of the Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver lodges, arrange
nents have been perfected.
The baseball game between the Den
yer lodge and the Pueblo and Colorado
Springs lodges promises to be full of
excitement. Races for men, ladies and
children will be held. There will he
dancing at the Town Hall at Palmer
Lake, and music will be furnished by
Il famous Colorado Springs orchestra.
Swimming and bowling can be enjoy
ed at Pine Crest nearby. Lunches
should be brought along, and the nu-
merous shady hooks and brooks offer
pleasant eating places. Dinner can be
obtained at the Hotel Rockland for
those who desire it.
Many members will come to. Palmer
Lake from Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo in automobiles to attend
the picnic. For Denver members who
do not go by automobile, arrangements
have been made by which the Santa Fe
I;ailroad will have special cars exclu-
sively for those who are going to this
picnic attached to its train leaving the
Union Station at 80 a. IN. Regular
tickets for the train should be bought
that morning at the regular ticket win
dows at the, Union Station.
Denver members who desire to play
in Indoor baseball game are re-
quested to notify Mr.. Percy $. Norris
30 Symes Bldg at once.
This is the first picnic that the
r'nai Birth has given for many years.
and large attendance is assured. -
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
THE DENVER HEBREW INSTI.
TUTE


All members and friends who are
interested i'm the establishment and
erection of suitable Hebrew lnsti-
tute in Denver are urgently requested
10 attend very important meeting OF
the association to be held on Thurs
day evening. July the 31st. 1919 at $
p. III. in the Dickinson branch Ii
brary corner Hooker street and w.
ConejOs place,
The election of board of directors
will take place, and other important
business is to be transacted. Every
member is requested to bring his
friends. &c
s. BALABAN, Sec'y.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
LEAGUE OF JEWISH YOUTH PIC
MIC.

Save August II for the liveliesf pic
mic of the year! The League of jew
ish Youth has treat for everyone.
They will go up in trucks, thru the
mountains past Turkey Creek and
I>eer Creek and there is no doubt but
what the weather will be fine that
day. Remember the date, August II,
and come prepared for fun. Everyone's
invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
TIE GROUND GRIPPER SURGICAL.
SHOE.

The Ground Gripper' Surgical shce
IL the original muscle-develOping health
shoe giving comfort for all feet.
Everyone who enjoys walking. or has
to stand on their feet most of the
time. will find this shoe a source of
rest. and a practical cure for foot
troubles.
The Ground Grippcr" shoe is con-
structed for flexibility. 1t also has
the resource which relieves the pres
sure and gives the foot choncc to g
used as nature intended.
Is sold by the FOntius Shoe Co..
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
THE JEWISH NEWS A WELCOME
VISITOR.
Los Angeles, Calf, July 9

Los Angeles, Calf, July 81.
Denver Jewish News:
a check for $500 covering my sub
scription for 1919.
I am more than pleased to receive
this paper each week and 1 anxious
ly await the same as it always brings
interesting news from my home town.
Trusting / will receive the News
as promptly in the future as in the
past, l am, Very truly yours.
MAX POLLACK.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30

think that all this rare fabric Of
heaven and earth could come by
chance. when all the skill of art is
not able to make, an oyster Jeremy
Taylor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
Want Advertisements.

NICE large airy room for gentleman
in private family; reasonable rent.
Apply sol +. 22nd Ave.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
IN NIENIORIAM.

In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, who passed away one
year ago. July "a. Sadly missed by
all.
MRS. NJ. SACHTER AND CHILDREN
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
pArRoNIzE OUR ADVERTISERS

Mention the Jewish News when pur-
chasing from our advertisers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30

Or. Emanuel Friedman has resumed
his practice again after ais eastern
trip He is however. limiting his prac-
tice to the Diseases of children.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30

A type writing class has been or
yanized. it is composed vf men, wo
men and children.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30

Captain Walter M.nowitz who has
Leen in the service for year overseas
has returned. He received his dis
charge July 2Gth-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30

Lieut. Reuben Schochet- il at home
again. after active service overseas.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30

Norman Grant. who has been over
seas In service has returned. He
spent couple of days in Denver. then
left for Cerro. New Mexico to visit his
parents. after which he will return to
Eenver where he expects to locate
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30

Sol Jacobs left for the east saturday
On business trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
Local Neuus

Samuel R0senbaum, 1913 julian
street, was shot thru the shoulder dur
ing a riot in Brest. France, few
weeks ago. according to word received
by his relatives here Monday lie Is
low in an army hospital and it is
thought that he will recover. ssoS"h-
baum. who is member of the Eighth
Infantry. was serving with the III Ii
taiy police and helped quell the our
break which resulted in the death of
II number of American and French sol
tiicrs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-10

0CELARI We WARREN VRAQ Sc
DOPRACE.
RADIKALNi AGITACE MEZI F1NY

& Warren, 9. mjna. Zdejsi nejvetsi ocelarsky zavod
Trunbu Steel Co. dvoutydennm zahaeni zapocal
cnno kyz byo nes rano dostavo do prce nekok set
denik1 Ac tovaa nepracuje temz rozmeru jako drive
vysovlo jejf uTedncvo nade ze tax stane dobe ne
blizsi.
Navrat denictva eho povinnostem stal kdyz byl
rozpor obaponemu uspokojeni odkizen jak oznamu
zastupci zamestnancG.
Steubenvie 8. njna.~--FDo Wertonu, w. Va, ktery
stal sceou pokusu Prdmyovych Delnk Sveta ably je
jch organisac prpolo 800 deportac urcenych Fnu
pby federn iednate ably pfipad vysetr Jako sve
decky material souzt mali rude vlaky radkanf literatu
poic zabaveno prohdky sine fnskych fede
rativnich socalG. Obvnovan Finove by ceny unii
spojeni jinymi neodvsymi vystrednm zivly.
Martins Ferry, 9. rjna. 1900 osob jest zahace ma
sedkem propuknut savky yorkvieske veke pechafske
tovarne Denctvo zanechao. prace jekoz spoechost
vzpouzea uzna neavno utvoriys uni jez pozadovaa
osmhodinovou pracovni dobu zvsenf platu 45c 75c
hodinu. 1saa
Gary Ind. 8. rijna. Dhes zde bylo z&lohy vystfe
eno federaniho vojska edouc automobile Utok
jest prpsovan oddeleni radika ker pouz vecerni tiny
vypai serzanta Schriecha e doprovazecch pet vo
nj So p6sho pluku parolucch ulicem South End Vse
chny vypaene rany ale mnuly cem Napadeni vojac
chile stroje vyskoci ale kovnach po tocncch
patrai.
Hammond Ind bylo zavedeno taktez stanne pravo ac
nko nevi proc tax salo ekoz stvka ma primo vzorn6
kidny prdbeh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-10
VANOCNi OAR CESKOSLOVENSKE
D.s AMERIkY.

Drazi kfaane: Nen tTeba mnoha SLOW. Veskery zpra
wy prchazec starych tlas, at Czech, Slovenska
Moray Sezska doslych darcich nasich kraanG amer
ckych vyadru nesmrnou radost nebohych chudych
republce mad Vasi askou mad Vas dobrotou
Tyo Diary jasn6 ukazui aky nesmy vyznam melo to-
jste pro ucn Po pe etech stradani pet
tvrdost nelasky kdy tax mnozi presali vef lid
Diary ako pozehnan ako nesmrne povzbuzeni mravn
bGdou ubity mas lid ceskOslovenske repubce.
dopisn zprav, ktere dostavame, vdime tok vdeku
ctme ak hluboce dotka Vase aska srdc ceskosoven
skeho du posila jeho vlru-v zivot.
Prjdou vanoce: tam Vas donna je jeste mnoho bidy.
Jesa ceskosovenskych d Amerce ma tam bra
try sestry pTatee oi rodnpu krey A tyto ce ese
pro neuGniy Vzpomente tedy dnes pTichaze
ici dosud vanoce neboheho du repubce Nechat
krajanh Cechach, Morave SloVnsku zaza ope hye
ida Vasi krajanske bratrske lasky.
Ceskoslovenska Narodni Rada zardiIa Chicagu 25
uc Sawyer Ave. snazf zaridt New Yorku zasaci
kanceae Kazda zaska jest postena dojde sveho cile
proto krajane tomto mesic rjnu 1919 vzpomehte
sve mile zaslee hojne nez ndy dary dcnd vAnocni dar
KY Vas nemai dosud mydla nemajf satu, nema prada
vite echo Jim nedosava Znate adresu nas kance
lare Chicagu vedene Fr Kepalem Obracejte duve
rou nemu suzbach eto dobrocnne akce poda Yam
ste vsechna vysveeni vykona vse, aby Sc Yam
Vasim drahym cekosovenske repubce nejbzsi vanocn
dome dostalo te veke rados, z naphue srdce daru
cch podarovanych Pokusme to- ably byla vypravena
da LODI vanocnich darkn do Ceskosovenska. Pomozte
ably sc dilo zdafo.
Ceskoslovenska Narodn Rada Chcagu poznovu Yam
Sc obraci die svych sill tem kdoz poebuj
Nen vetsiho krasnesho skutku eto chv nez pomahat
tenn, kdoz tok trpeli. o]t ~ @@+ @t@-->
ea ceskosovenska Narsdni Rada v Americe
Prof. B. F. Simek, i 4Ase9 -<trAaAv Volta Benes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-10
D'ANNUNZIO v LOZE DIPLOMATIC
'UZNAVA SPOLECNE ZAJMY CHORVATU MA
ADRIATICKE POBkEzf

Rim g. rfjna. Cinnost itaskeho basfka, spisovatee
voina etce DAnuhza ktera valky zednala tax OBJ
rovskou populartu mez itaskym dem byla nejnovejs
podiveni sdeluje jeho poselstv Chorvatim.
At z pry mirova konference jakkolf rozhodne jstym
zsane Chorvati alove budou nuceni zit spolecne
proo by byo lepe kdyby budoucm bahu spoecnych
jich zemi po sousedsku pratelstvi dohodl
Poselstvf psano jest chorvatsky mi:
"Adraticke more jest morem latnskym, ktere mali
Jhosovane pine pravo pokud ejich obchodu yce Tt
ae ochotne uznava uistue svoi ochranou neen vojen
skou ale 1redni. Prstup mor byt volnym pro
china pleme zazemf Proto alove Sovane mali spolec
ne nalehave zamy, aby zabrani nym narodGm kontrol
mort ktere temo nkterak nenaez by ruslo pro
speru, ale i svornost."
dalsich vetach popisue rdzna nebezpeci ktera
sobe chova ga narodu ez domaha panvi mad Rjekou
jest to ga narodG ale meznarodnich dovskch banke
RI, kte chte vlasnf zamy spekuace nadrditi dstvr
sveta.
"Itae' pokracuje D'Annunzo "jest rozhodnuta Rjeku
bran pro kazdemu ale souGasne hotova poda vam U
sch zaruk svobodne dopravy prosrednictvm pavu. Lii
de Chovatska posav prot hrozicim nrkam Zade ably
vlada voe nestala nasroem cizh choutek Uzne prav
ae tax ably Itae uznaa prava va kazde nedorozumeni
pax bude odstraneno"
"Necht dlouho zije talska Rjeka - Necht dlouho z
svobodna Adre! Necht dlouho ze taskosovan
sky mir, pfedzvest spolecnych dspech1!"
Jakou ozvenu najdou slova basnika diplomatic lidu
choratskem nen sce znamo ale pochybueme re by nekd
sprasteemu Italovi sedl ma tuto vejieku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-10
ZAVODNl LETCI SETKALI Sc UPRO-
SIRED AblERIKY.
PRVNf MfSTO UDRZUJE STALE
PORUCIK MAYNARD.
VTEZSTV KYNE AVITIKUM LETICfM SMEREM
K ZAPADU.

Chicago, 9. rfjjna. = Smerem vyehodnfm zapadnfm le
tici aviakove seka dnes North Platte Neb "a kont
nentaniho zavodniho leu poruck Maynard haSen Che
yenne, Wyo pfedhonv tax Osatn pouzavodnky nekolik
set MIL NespeSnejSm ec1 sm6rujfcich cd zapadu W.
chodu pax kapian L. H. Smith, jenz prave dorazl do
Ornahy.
Smith musel Skastych horach Gelit trem snthovym
boum vzdor nepohode Franciska 400 MIL
Porucik Maynard hoda vzletnou dalsf "a vycho
du sunce doua doraz do San Francska pred zapadem
Dnes doletelo do Chicago sedm zavodnich letcl W.
chodu nichz cyri mese pfenocova vchn 81 stezova
re byli Buffalo, Clevelandu Bryanu zdrzeni vekymi
dest6m
Sest leadel bylo haseno Clevelandu kdezto ostanf
sou roztrouseny ceem Sous Dnesn den eteckych "a
vodd nezaznamenava ami jednou vyzna6nejs nehodu Die
dosud oznamenych rekoru ec odnesou pamu vitezsv
aviatkove etci Mneoly do San Eanciska Maynard enz
nalez soukromem zvote duchovnmu ma nejepsi
deli dorazii do San Francska patek ve6er tax
podar vykonati transkontnentan dob6 nekok hodn
kraS nez eho koleg1m etcim Franciska do Mneo
ly ma Long Island6 New Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-10
ZASEDANi PRUMYSLOVE
KONFERENCE.


Washington g. fijna. = DneSniho veGera byly opetne
posileny pochybnost Wisonem svoane primysove
konerence pokud y6e urovnan stavky oceaskeho pr
mysu Soudce Gary predseda United States Steel Corpora
on enz sucastn schuze zasoupeni americke yereno
ehoz rozhodne by stavkovn stuaci obasn
To- dosud vSak ami sovem neprozra jake sanovsko hod
la zaumout Take prvoany president Amer Federace Pra
Gompers ma hrati ulohu jakehos prostrednika.
Mezi zastupc kapitau jest ustalen nahed re Gary upu
dosavadn potiky pfistoup denictvem spoecne
vyjednavan ktere zprvu tax tvrosin6 odpra Denctvo
vSak nepaTue ne chodisko pritomne siuace vyima
by byly veskerymi zavody unie uznany.
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mnue z byo uvedeno krone pozadavku ably zenam do
stale ejne mzdy iako muzum abN zakazana byla prace
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MASARYk ODVOI.AVA CE-
CHOSLOVAkY ZE SIBIRE.
Ukol nasich hrdinI ma Sibiri
byl ~ davno vyplnen, proto
nafidil president Masaryk je-
jich navrat do vlasti.

Washington, ID. c. 9. rijna.
Dnes vySlo ma jevo,>ze presi-
dent Masaryk roZhodl, re p"-
slani jeho yojska ma Sibifi je
skonceno a vydal nariZeni, "a
by Sc vratilo doml, jak pise
zvlastni dopisovatel chic gskA
Tribuny We Washington6.
President Masaryk postal
jibirskemu svemu vojsku in
trukce, aby udrzovaIo vuci ru
kemu sporu piisnou neutrali-
Odhaduje Sc, ze potet Ce-
hoslovaku ma Slbir: Obrasl
10000. Nacelnik ceskeho po-
selstva ma Sibiri, krajci, pry
e vyslovil:
"Nase rozkazy, tykaiici &c
Joiaku, jJou prime a jasne.
resident Masaryk DovazuJe u
.ol ceskych sill ma Sibiri "a
konceny."