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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

inx II honor. a her approaching
marriaee 10 Iarraace Livinxsfone
of Fillmore. NE Sue received many
beautiful ana usefnl eiftS.
I'm. n c. Gordon aad daukhter.
Ch1itsine u Viola weEe callers here
between trains Monday.
e Harry Nelson Was In Woodruff
Monday on business.
Russeu Duncan took dinner Sum
! day at the eoontSy homo Of r. 8.
Petfie.
Ross Parker and Glen Josephson
yisited in Aledo Sunday Afternoon.
Dean Christy. Arpee Petrie and
Russell Duncan motored 10 Aledo
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FUND
|lcD|!| o.
9IlED no[DUP


Miller. 1004h Tenth |
80 on in police court this |
- his second legal battle |
IAN Gladman, ex-soldier. |
~ ~ avenue.
1lkad charged Gladman with
robbery. He claimed that
!. ~. SN Zen struck down BY Glad
- g Third avenue and Thif-
4 1111lh street last Saturday after
se1a. and was badly beaten mp BY
~ - md lost SIS, claimed to
~ BEN taken from his pocket BY
ONfuan.
/ Hovever, witnesses Of the affair
! ~ - absolutely different color TO
I iIIlsrs story. They claimed that
Miller had started q fight with
/ Olsdman and Sas the loser In the
! tecounter and that no one saw
i ladman take money from Miller.
Assistant States Attorney Ed
ward l.. Eagle asked Magistrate d.
J. Cleland to dismiss the case and
tosforce Miller to pay the costs OF
trial. Witnesses for the defense
knew neither Of the two men be-
fore seeing them fighting Saturday,
and their stories Of the occurrence
tailed exactly, all going to prove
Cladman innocent OF highway rob-
berry, and that he instead of Miller
Z had been the one attacked.
i, Clximed Old drudge.
Miller alleged that Gladman had
held q grudge against him for over
year. He said that he had given
Gladman employment for one day a
year ago and had paid him $3.50 for
the work. Later he claimed that
Gladman tried to collect $1.20 extra,
which was refused. Gladman, &C.
cording to Miller. began to make
threats against the latter. He said
that be went to Gladman's home
md asked the mans wife to influ-
eace her husband to stop making
The threats and from talking about
him in general.
Mrs. Gladman, however, claims
differently from Miller as to the
happenings when Miller visited her
home. She claimed that the man
used abusive language. She had
him arrested for disorderly cOnduc
and be was fined IS in police cour
hst Friday.
The fine and costs amounted Il
Sll66 and Gladman claimed il
court today that when he left tn,
court room last Friday Millel
threatened that he would get tina
amount Of money back from him
He said that Saturday Miller me
him on Third avenue and Fifteentl
street and attacked him. He wa
able to win out in the encounter
however. Miller Immediately swor,
out q warrant charging GladmaI
with highway robbery. Witnesse
bore out every contention made b
GIidman.
Miller is now at Liberty tnde
1880 bond for using the mails t,
a0faud. He was arrested twt
weeks ago on a charge Of obtain
Ing $275 from Miss Yetta Stein, Mil
vankee. Wis, through the medium
y an engagement ring. Miller i
married., his wife living with him il
Rock Island. He became acquaint
4 with Miss Stein through a matri
aonial advertisement. it is claimed
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
CONDEnN CHRIST CANDLE.

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 23.-Con-
demnation Of. the Christ candle
movement. the object Of which Is
to have q lighted candle in the win
dow Of every home Christmas eve
was voiced today by State Fire
Marshal John G. Gambler.
This II thoughtless sentimen.
tality and IL carried out is sure t.
cause hundreds of fires, with prob.
ably loss Of nfe," said Mr.. Gam
Der.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

All the news ali ne tine-IAe
Argus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-12
kO,
RUNY JSOU JIZ ZDE.

Prav6 jsme obdrzeli prvnl
zasilku Ceskoslovenskych ko-
run V hodnotach 1-5-100--
5000 X kazdy Czech neb Slo-
yak by mel nejake pro sebe "a
koupiti, jelikoz isou to prvni
vydane perize nasi Ceskoslo-
venskou republikou, a tudiz
Jest to pamatna vec a "a dru-
he dollary strzene "a tyto ko-
runy, budou upotrebene ma "a
koupeni surovin a takto pomd-
zete stare vlasti.
Toto uverejneni by ami ne
muscle byti, nebot' Cesi a Slo-
vaci chicazsti by je rozebrai,
Jane mimo Chicago nell prlle-
ale jelikoz chceme, by i kra-
zitost neiakych ziskati, proto
to oznamujeme pc cele Ame-
rice.
Kazdy, kdo by 81 nejakych
pral, necht zasle money order
neb draft mnoho-li 81 jich bul
de prat a dokud je budeme mi
ii, .je zaslem. Cena jest So "a
100 korun.
Pak-li 81 budete prat, ably
byly Zaslany registrovane, po-
slete nam o 10c vice. Veskere
obiednavky zaslete ma Lawn
dale National Bank, 1887
1899 w. Goth Str, Chicago, I'LL.
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy voz-
ka ma rozvazeni uhli. Haste
Sc V elsie $500 Union Ave. 4?
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FARMA X PRODANi O 5,

akrech, dun ma s pokoju, kol
ny, slepicnik, vinice ctyrleta, 7
akru lea, poto ktcce kolem do
mn, pitna voda. Naleza Sc v
Geneva, Ohio. Blizsi sdeli Jos.
Hejna, roh Clark Scranton
I'D, LIP
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-- "PROTfVA", hra re zivota
;umavskeho lidu Sc svymi zpe
wy lonske sezony tax libila, ze
il bude TYL v nedeli dne as.
ledna opakovati. Zamluvte 81
listky u p. Vacka Ceske Ma
rodni Sini.
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CRAVING
with
"a to
dollar him
D
him that
O of his
Copyright, ty the geu dcae>
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terskem distriktu q ostatni ce-
stu konali pesky.
Kdyz vstoupili do domu, Ce-
ci lie uvedla Craftona do parlu
pani Thomasove zanechajic
Margaretku S nim, sla vyhledat
domaci pani, kterou nalezla V
lidelne.
''Setkala jsem sc Sc starym
pritelem, ktereho jsem pozna-
la v Nemecku, pani Thomaso-
va pravila, "a pozvala jsem
jej do domu. Osme.ila jsem sc
uvesti jej do vaseho parlu -
"Dobre jste utinila," a jest
vitanym tel" zvolala domaci
pani. "Byle by slusne, ze jste
iej neuvedla do sveho parlu
mil jest yam vzdy k sluzbam'
Cecilie il podekovala a po-
spisila ku. svemu hosti, ktereho
zasta4a prechazeti po pokoji,
zacaste Sc zastavil pohlizel
ven do zeleneho parku anebo
hovoril s Margaretkou, ktera
Sc vyptavala ma bodre venkova
ny V Zorlici.
Kdyz Cecilie vstoupila, Graf
ton il Sci vstric radosti zafi-
elm oblicejem. Zdala Sc mu
mnohem krasnejsi nez byia v
Zorlici - nejkrasnejsi divkou,
kterou vubec kdy spatril.
Ona byla skutecne vZacnym
a skvelym zjevem v jeji mlado
sti puvabu, sc zlatym trpy-
tenn jeji rudohnedem vlasu
rudohn6dych ocich. Dobry pa
stor nenavidel smutkovy sat,
povazoval no "a nepodrobeni
Sc vuli Prozfetelnosti a 'ohled-
nc toho vyjadril caste sve pra-
nj a proto Ceeilie neod6la Sc
krepem bombarzinem. Jeji
cerny kasmirovy sat, ozdobe-
ny hedvabnym vysivanim, -di-
lem jeii vlastnich rukou, byl
vystridan pouze bilvmi krajko-
bymi karnyrky, ktere uvadely
" platnost jeji Stihlou sill a
utle ruce. Jeji podivuhodna
plet' hebka VIC SVEN nachu ja-
ko stroke lupeny kvetinove IL
sila c od jeji zive karminovych
list. Grafton zpozoroval bezd6c
ne hrdc drzeni jeji krasne hla-
Wy; uslechtilost a dukladne
vzdelani. kterym vynikala a
.jcho laska X nj zmohutnela We
zzirajici vaseh, ktera tie dolby
ovladala oelou jeho bytost.
"Nezmenifa iste Sc v posled
Mich trech tydnech,' prohodil
"A predce sc mi to zda byti
dlouhou dohou, CO jsem vas po
sledne V Zorlici vid6la," vzdy-
chla Cecilie sedajic ma zidli,
kterou ii podal. Ia posledni tri
tydny zivot mui sc docela zme
zmenil Muj drahy stryc Jest
mrtcv la isem Y CHI zemi, ne
bot ac jsem anglickeho puvo-
du. jscm zde precc jen cizin-
kou."
'Narodila jstc SC Anglii
slecno Cecilie?"
"Nevim urcite, ale moji ro'
dice byli Anglicanc - aspon
mlj stryc TAX myslil,'
"MySlil? A ncvedcl to? Ne
byla jste jcho nctcri?" tazal
SC Grafton prekvapcne.
Divka sc zardela.
"Nezamyslela tsem rci to
co jsem rekla, pane Craftone,
pravila. "Myslca jsem, 2o tc
vite, a proto Jsem TAX mluyi
Ia
"Alc nevysyetlltc mi TO!
Vzbudila jste moji zvedavost
Nebyla jstc nctcri pana Bro
ekcna?"
"Ncbyla, byla jscm pouzc j
ho schovankou. Neiscm q ne
mecke krvc, .jsem puvodu an
glickeho," pravila Ceciic, "alc
mui puvod jest zahalon rous
kou tajcmstvi. Ncvim, jak'
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Pastoroya schovanka
Roman cd pani Harriet Lewisove,


"Ale vase krasa, vase - od-
pust'te sleene Cecilie, me pre-
kvapeni budiz omluvou, re po-
kra6uji o te veci. Vim, ze mu-
site pochazeti q nektere Slechti
cke rodiny. "Krev to prozra-
zuje.' Zadne tajemstvi neni
tax hluboke, ably nemohlo cd
haleno byti. Kdyby jste mi jen
povedela vas zivotopis, snad by
Sc mi podarilo nalezti vase pfi
buzne."
"Nedbam o me- pravila div
ka hrde. "Opustili mne a ia Sc
Jim nechci vnucovati. Jisty
muz, na pohled gentleman, pri
nesl mne do domu pana pasto-
ra Zor,ici pred ctrnacti roxy
kdyz jsem byla trfletym dite-
tenn. Dobry pastor a jeho zena
lprijali mne 2 rukou jeho, be-
zejmenneho nalezence, starali
sc mne, uznah mne "a svou,
milovali mne a dali mi jmeno.
Nejsem opravnena k zadnemu
jmenu, pane Craftone. Nenale-
| zim k zadne rodtne. Mole mat
ka snad zije; snad mne muze
potkati Ultra ma ulici a kdyby
mne poznala, nebude Sc ke mn6
h,asiti. Mluvme o necem jinem.
Vypravujte nam o Zorlici.'
Grafton poslechl.
"Novy pastor usadil sc We fa-
re sc svou rodinou. Syn pana
Froelicha wal 81 krasnou slec-
nu Wilmerovou. Ostatni neni
mic nov6ho Zorlici. V takove
osamele visce je malo novinek'
proc iste sc vratil tax brzy
do Zoriiee?" tazala sc zveda-
We Cecilie.
"NavStivit vas a dobreho pa
ma pastora. Pfedstavte 81 me
zdeseni, kdyz jsem shledal, re
on jest mrtev a Wy pryc. Nikdo
nevedel kde jste, pouze re iste
sla do Londyna. Clovek by
mohl tax snadno hledati jehlu
" kupe scna, jako vas v Londy-
Inc. Malcm bych 81 byl zoufal.
Pfijcl jsem vcera vecer a Ia
myslol isem ieti dnes do Skot-
ska. Osud vedl mne dnes rano
! do Regent ulice - osud vedl
tam vas. NaSe setkani melo V
sobe neco podivuhodneho. Pc
cinam neduverovati sv6mu ste
sti."
Cecilie sc usmala. Nechapa-
la dosud rozlohu svetove metro
pole q setkani Sc s MIN nevi-
della nic podivuhodneho.
Jedna otazka tizi,a mysl je-
| il, ale neoSm6lila Sc pronesti
| il. Marketka, jakoby .tusila, CO
TIL mysl icii velitelky, tazala
sc bez obalu:
"Kdc ic Milford Glenham?
| Byl vami v Ioriici, pane Graf
ltone?'
/ Grafton SO usmal. Vedel, jak
vasniye Glcnham Cecilii milule
a domnival so, 40 Cocilic lasku
ljcho opetuje. Vedcl vSak, re
neJsou zasnoubeni, aniz sc do
hodli, odhodlal sc zpusobiti me
si mimi roztrzku. "Roztrzka
meAi mimi hude pro mnc vyho-
/ dou,' pravil k sobe. "Ve sv6
ardosti, hnevu a zklamapc la
SEQ svoli ssati SO moji zenou
II Vsc SC dari die meho prani'
Odpovidajc stare Marketcc
pohledl kradmo ma Cccilii. ---
Lcud Glenham neSel SO mno,
10 Nemec. Sol .lsem sam"
} Jest lord Londync - tazal;
&c Nemkyne.
NE, Jest We Skptsku ua 10
III Sc svymi prateli. On tan
ma vescle easy a to tim vese
ejsi, ana jeho nciblizsi soused
"a Jest lady, ktcrou velicc zbo
;nuje," prayil usmevem.
!. Prudky pocit zarlivosti pro
/. i cl srdccm Ccci.ic. Jeji oblice
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SAMOHRACl PIANO, upl-
nc move, 35 roly, velm; lew
ne pa prodej. Usetrite $3.50.
Mo1no Jcj tex vidcti veGcr.
fiiaste Sc Gisle 1884 Fulton
Rd. Z
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PRIJME Sc zrucny naterac.
Haste sc u X. Srp, 1880 e. 55.
,Il. LA
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PRiJMOU Sc delnici prida-
vat k zedniEllm. Haste sc ma
praci V elsie 13107 Kinsman
Rd. 1-13
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PRIJME Sc jcdcn neb diva
PAM ma byt, po pTipade sc snl-
dam, pokoj sam pro sebe, kou-
pelna k pouziti. Haste Sc V ci-
sic 1905 Gar Ave. liz
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, - rs.rrTar <
lvnucka lorda st. Leonardo, Je-
dnoho 2 prvnich slechticu An
glie. Jmenuje Sc lady Trevoro-
va"
"a elm je il lord Glenham!
tazala Sc dale sluzka.
"Je jeji napadnfk, milenec,
lhal Grafton tax smeie, ze nlu
zena ia uverila. "Je nj "a
snouben."
Cecilie zbledla jako mrtvola
ale nepromluvila ami slova. Je-
| il sebeopanovani bylo neco me-
obycejneho pro divku tax mia
dou a nezvyklou ma spolecnost.
| Ze vsak obdrzela strasnou ra-
nu, 0 tom nebylo pochybnosti.
"On zasnouben?" zvolala
Marketka. "Vzdyt' Sc tom V
Zorlici ami nezmfnil, aniz neby
10 jeho chovani die toho."
"Ne? Mystic tax, ponevadz
neznate jeho tajemstvi. Angli-
cane jsou mlcenlivi, velmi MI
Genlivi. Glenham miluje lady
Trevorovu. Jeji krasa lichotl
jeho oGim; jeji vzneseny rod a
vysokorode pribuzenstvo jeho
hrdosti. Myslim," dodal Graf
ton smele, "kdyby miloval sa
mou VenuSi shledal jen nepa
trnou zavadu V jejim puvodu,
zamitnul by spojeni s nj. Angli
cka slechta jest velmi vybirava
I've volbe manzelskych spolec-
niku. Snadno tedy poroZumite,
re Glenham jest vhodnym ma
Ipadnikem lady Trevorovy," do
ldal.
Cecilie odvratila cd neho
svuj obiicej. Ona byla tax hr-
da, .iakO kterakoliv titulovana
DANA V Anglii, beze vSi marne
lpychy, ale hrdosti, laera o.
lpovrhujc kazdym nicemnym ci
nem a nabada cloveka X zacho-
vani sebeUcty. Nemohla dovo-
liti, aby je5i host videl utrpe-
mi, ktere il jeho slova zpusobi-
la, ale skryvati tento zapas by
10 neco hrozn6ho.
"Jak brzo sc ozeni lord
Glenham tou lady Trevoro-
vou?' tazala Sc Marketka, by
zakryla mlceni sve velitelky.
| "Nekdy V teto ZINE. On ma
osklivy zpusob, re Sc hned "a
miluie do kazdeho hezkehogo-
bliceje, ktery spatri, lhal Graf
ton sm6le, "a lady TrevorOva
nenavidi tento .eho zpusob a
proto bude sAatek brzy usku-
tecnen, ably jej mohla streziti $
manzelskou peclivosti. On jest
Islechetny muz, dobrosrdeGny a
stedry, ale nestaly vrtkavy.
Neni to jeho vinou. Byl tax
stvoren a nemu2e Zapriti svou
Ipovahu."
"A jest nyni Il nj We Skot-
sku?" tazala Sc Nemka.
"V tom samem sousedstvi.
Vidi il kazdy den. Hrabenka
matka Glenhamova, touzi pc
snatku sveho syna lady Tre-
vorovou. Lord st. Leonard je
tam tez a mezi mimi Jest mlady
hrabc drzcn heZky tesne ku
svemu zasnoubeni. Ocekayal
jsem, ze vas naleznu V Zorlici,
s,eGro Rosse a Glenham mne
pozadal, bych YAM .vyridiI je-
no pozdrav, Po2adal mne, a
bych Vam vyridil, &c nikdy ne,
lzapomene na vaSi laskavost q
zc az SC pristi leto vrati dc
Eorlice, privedc svoji nevestr
| sebou.'
ia - tam snad nebudu,'
pravila Cecilie smele, ac SC j
Irty chve,y. "Ale ractc mu W
imenu mem podekovati "a je
; no laSkav0u vZpomlnku n;
mne. A vyrid tic mu me neilep
81 blahoprani k .ieho stesti.'
, "Ucmim tax. Vyhlizite una
: vena, slecno Rosse, Dovolte, 3
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PRIJME Sc kovarsky del
mix, Haste sc u Johanek Tool
CO., E. 18th St. a Webster Av.
2
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CHCETE-LI ST koupit, neb
prodat m6stsky majetek .aneb
farmu, obrat'te sc dlverou
na nejstarSiho a spolehiveho
ceskeho jednatcle FIR. Hattana,
3642 E. 40 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
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PRONAJNTE. Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 ety.
rech svetnicich. Haste sc v {.
13402 Horner Ave. +. 131
ul., prot Corlett skole. LIP
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.BOLSHEV|K RIFLE
FORCE CUT IN HALF
Soviet Armies Suffer Severe
Losses In Polish Counter
Offenses
PEACE PARLEY TO RESUME
BY the Associated Press

Washington, Sept. 9.--Riie strength
Of the Bolshevik army on the Polish
front was reduced by more than one
half as a result of the Polish counter :
offensive, according to reports received
here today in official circles.
The Soviet armies. the advices stated,
have suffered heavily from dcsertions,
the total number of unapprehended de-
scrters in Russia being estimated at
approximately 1000. 900. with $4,000
ut large in Petrograd alone.
The reports a'so gave estimates as TO
the strength Of he Soviet forces on
other fronts, the number of men op-
posing the anti BoIshevik leader, Gen
eral Wrangel. in south Russia. being
given as 105 900, including noncom-
batants. General Wrangers force is es-
timated at 10000 men.
On the quiet southwestern front, op-
posite the Rumanian lines from Tarna-
pol to Odessa, the Soviet government is
reported to have been holding 10000
rife troops under the command of Gen
cral ObercitCh, while further eastward
on the Caucasus front the number ts
placed at 40. 800 men. General ku-
ropatkin. Bolshevik commander in the
transcaspian region on the Persian
Chinese border, is estimated to have .
force of %. ZOO men.
Letvia has given the necessary guar
antees to the Russian Soviet govern
ment. and as a result a Bolshevik
peace delegation will go. to Riga to
meet Polish representatives, Prince
Sanicha. Polish foreign minister. was
notified today by George Tchitcherin.
Russian Bolshevik minister of foreign
affairs. The later, however, did not
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mention the date when the Soviet rep
reseptatives would leave Moscow.
Alexander Lsdos. secretary OF the
Polish delegation during the Minsk con.
ference. said the Polish delegates might
start on Sunday, going by the way Of
Danzig, from which port they would
take a steamship to Libau, Thence, he
said, they would go to Riga by rail
road. Other Polish officials said they
did not expect the delegation to leave
until Monday or Tuesday.
The returning delegates and others
say IL is likely that the Riga confer
ence may continue for months. The
Soviets are apparently losing interest In
the territorial questions, and, II is re.
ported, are willing to concede TO the
Poles the old German Russian trench
line nositions without much qulbbling.
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ually questioning passengers regarding
the zone fare plan.
Whether they are acting on their owr
initiative or following Instructions from
officials Of the company cannot bt
learned. The company's officials declined
TO discuss any phase OF the question.
Neighborhood organizations are plan
ming meetings to make protests which
will take definite shape, 1t is said, IL the
zone plan system Is announced by the
company.
While it Is agreed that the p. r. T,
needs more money, many contend zone
fare would be discriminatory and would
not solve the problem Of inceasing reve
nues Of the company satisfactorily.
1t was reported today that some con
sideration was being given to six
cent fare, but It was learned from those
In touch with the affairs Of the com
pany that this rate would be sufficient
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presented at yesterdays meeting were
gathered by a clerk Of the company, who
slipped into the meeting quietly.
In addition to recording the remarks
Of the builders he recorded the replies
made by the Mayor.
Incidentally, this clerk, when ques i.
toned, denied that he was connected
with the z. Il. T.
The traction company still declines
to make known what steps 1t will take
to obtain fare increase. officials OF
the company today called attention to
the fact that the company had not Of
ficially announced that zone system
would be established.
The nearest to any definite announce
ment in this connection was made by
Mr.. Mitten last week, when he said he
believed the people Of Philadelphia
would be willing to pay proportionately
for what they received.
As a means of learning the sentiment
of riders in various sections Of the city
conductors on many car lines are cas-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09
TO GET OUT WOMAN VOTE
Ward Leaders Want to Know Why
They Did Not Register

"Canvass the assessed women in your
ward and learn why they didn't register
September q" is the instruction con-
tanned in letters sent out to forty eigh
ward leaders of the League OF Women
Voters today.
Z "Have them register next Tuesday
September IA, by all means.' the
letters advise.
Other women's organizations, in
Guiding the Republican womcn's com
mittee, 500 South Broad street. are
working to increase interest in politics
among their sex so they will qualify to
vote IN November.
s OF 2451 900 women assessed, only
between 10000 and $4,000 esti-
mated to have registered week ago.
Mrs. George Piersol, chairman Of the
Philadelphia branch of the league. re-
sumes charge of local activities Of the
nonpartisan organization today after an
absence of three months. During Mrs.
Piersol's absence the work was in
charge of Mrs. George A. Dunning,
vice chairman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09
TRANSIT CO. SEEKS
PUBL|C'S OPINION
Mitten Gets Full Reports Of All
Meetings Where Sentiment
Is Expressed
NO ZONE ANNOUNCEMENT

That the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Co. Is extremely anxious to know the
sentiment Of the people about zone
fare system is evident for the reason
that close watch is being kept on all
transit discussions by local organiza-
tions.
A full report of the protest against
zone fare system made yesterday by
the Philadelphia Operative Builders
Association to Mayor Moore, was given
today to Thomas e. Mitten, president
Of the p. Il. 7.
All the data and opinions which were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09
PASSENGER SHIP IN CRASH
$50 Aboard koenlsln Lulse Which
coIlIdes With Frelghter

Lisbon. Sept. D.-(By. A. PD--The
British steamship Koenigin Luise, from
London for Brisbane with passengers,
and the British freighter Loughborough
are reported to have collided of this
port during fog.
The Loughborough was damaged and
is leaking, but no mention is made OF
damage to the Koenigin Luise. which
carries $50 first class and 500 second
class passengers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

TO remedy the present financial dif-
ficulties. $500, Ii.
The company is being deluged with
suggestions TO solve Its. problem by
riders in all sections OF the city. Most
of these suggestions, IL is said, would
benefit the rider.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09
Ht by Plank, He Bites Tongue

Frank Rogan, forty years old, OF l0O9
Vine street, a laborer employed by the
Concrete Construction Co., at Twenty
fourth and Chestnut streets, was struck
on the head at 9 o'clock last night by
falling plank. He was taken to the
Hahnemnnn Hospital, where 1t was
found he had bitten his tongue badly, as
well as received cut In the scalp. He
refused to remain In the hospital after
trootntnt.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Havana Entries

ls,s lsss,s'ysar ,olds and upward: claiming
al ,na nseool ol--'Vulcainus. 100; 'Flying
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sa1vae sas snS race tsix furlonss: three-year-
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sash ,ar.r le0 SHERRY, 100; sMary Fitz-
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|suy. shers entry. xSpence -Thraves
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|aAI-sor,snna na upward: claiming; purse.
Aa Axlowe Axleans Girl, 81: High Gear. lol;
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mi y,soeo)--.Ben Butler. 100; .Unwise
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sss1tea !, sleona. lo7: Cork. l07: sJose
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ssasl6 @ sses (miie and hfty yards; four
||st.ll~seisna upward: claiming: purse.
4inscetssA tAsss, az 50: 'Buster Clark. 9s:
|' iss los: Slippery silver. ioS: War
sssns, Hucknail. los: .Harlock, los:
Apprsp,;Mnir ios: Thornbleom, 1to.
allowance OF ave pounds