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HOBART

The Lady Forester's lodge viii con
duet a public card party at the odd
iciiow ~ han Friday evening.
Professor snd Mrs, Ripley spent
Thanksgiving day with friends and
relatives in chicago
Rev ogd Mrs. APPRECIATE and daugh-
ter, Miss Edith. spent Thursday with
RELATIVES at New Lenox IN.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Parker IS under quarantine for diph-
iberia
Nj and Mrs. Frazee spent Thanks
giving day with relatives at Arcadia
Ind
At a meeting OF the American Le-
gion held Tuesday evening. the fol
lowing officers were elected Post com
mander DR. y. Mackey; nrst vice com
hander. Geo. Tabbert; second vice
commander Fred Weaver; adj treas
urer. II. J. Anderson.
The funeral Of M. Gust Fscherick
Of Liverpool. who died in Chicago at
tho home OF his son last Saturday was
held in Chicago Tuesday. he was n
years old and Is we'll known in this
community having resided at Liver
pool. whore he conducted a saloon for
the past 50 years. lie IS survived by
two sons Edward and George of Chi
cago and two daughters Mrs. Jamos
Jrfery and Mrs George krcft.
q Mr.. and Mrs r. ". Stratton have
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l.ft for their winter home in Florida.
The following visited at tho home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson over
Thanksgiving: Mr.. and Mrs. J. John
son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Nelson and children and Mrs. J. Chris
Jensen OF Chicago. and AR and Mrs.
II. Youngman and two sons OF River
side. Ill
Mr.. Halsted and daughters Misses
Ethel and IRA. spent Thursday with
relatives a. Merrillvlile.
2. Fifeid who has been in poor
health for the past two years passed
away yesterday afternoon. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been
made.
Mrs Fred Collins OF Marl visited
friends and relatives here yesterday.
A large crowd attended the card
party given last evening by the Lady
Forester lodge. The following were
prize winners: First gents, steve
Mummerv; second gents, Ed Traeger.
FIRST ladies. Mrs. Auvergne Fleck; sec
ond ladies, Mrs. Mulvina Below; con-
ISOLATION prizes. Peter Urbine and Mrs.
Thrcsa Collins.
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U/Egs4sNTC
w 8 ~ = - ! ~
and its
PEOPLE

Mr. and Mrs Ctauac Y HImphress
ad fanill have left for their futars
come n Canada. Afr Humphres
preceded his family and then returned
g. Whiting for them Mrs.: Humphreys
PENDING several weeks here VISITING
az the home Of her father, Henry
7'sowe or oliver street.
Miss Annette Buchanan returned to
Ia4ts Creek. Mich. yesterday. ha ms
ee: the guest Of her pareats Nr and
Mrs. A. =. Buchanan Of sheridan ave
rue over Thanks giving.
AR. and AIRS. Roy Moore. zee Bea-
trice Brown. have moved into their
trow home in the Forss the Water Gar
Gens
SIR and Mr., r. . Lemon 8 OHIO
a1enue have ;hccn entertaining the
formers grandmother. Mrs. Neal and
Z So Miss Cecil 1ackcr. both Sc HART
fprd CITY Ind.
Mrs. q. L. Truebload and children.
Ffzahetb and Gwynac ef t1escland
avenue. spent few days visiting her
sister in Riverside Ir.
Mrs. John O.Neil 81 RocS Island
i'r- has been . guest at tire home
tof hor mother-fn-law. Mrs. ~. C'Nciil
cf sheridan avenue.
Miss Louise Water Was home from
: ,rthwestern university ever the
" e7k-end, accompanied by her room
rate.
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Hoy Caraa 81 1iatcf'a speat !
das 'ts& 81 nt- rts Nir
tEd Mts X. q. u.s,..a q. ~ ,uen
8ue
Airs. Mary Gordluicr. moi aer IL ID,
ste pr g. r. h,.i. rs. Ass gone tc
! >oburu Park Ii'.. vH,rc sue vii make
ac. hcnc MttN Arr brother and wife
i5f. and M->. Mahers.
+ I.eo smith 90 this :. y. camp arrested
os being drunk Is locked Up AWAITING
hie tria4.
Ms. james nurton or ccptrai ave-
ssac. who IS ia tic 81. Demands hos
pital IN Chicago remain. in mueh tae
same condition
Mrs peter SETTER ana daughter. Mrs.
!. Grossman snd the iatter's son, Geo.
have loft for Los Angeles. Cal. where
taey wtll spend The winter
The " and ~ committee OF the Q.
i. S wtli hold bazaar al the Chris
tion church, Dec T. The ladies' of the
church wili also serve = supper
piaro recital wiB be sivcn by Al
len Welch at the Congregational
church pariors THIS evening at s
o'clock Nh Welch VIII be assisted
IS his sister Miss crystal WEIGH a
soprano of rare ability. lie Will pre-
sent two other Of his pupils. Lille
smith King ana Nagdalenc Manchak.
HLc program consi rs &c number Of
Icautffui vocal solos and piano solcc-
tions. which promise 20 Ike very hne.
Tho admission is free and Ms. WEIGH
Invites all music lovers to be present
Tonderfoot and sccoud class investi-
tugc OF tile Girl scouts win bc hold
at thc CommunitE Center this eve
,.ns at 6.3e O'Clock
air. and Mr.. ". Il Jenkins spent
yesterday visiting al the home OF the
tornurs brother in Chicago.
The sons and Daughters of Liberty
VIII initiate lavse class Of can
Gidates at their meeting tonight. the
the work to be done 10y the team from
Golden Rule council Hammond.
program aud refreshments Will fol-
j. ~ ali members being urged TO at
tend.
AIrs. ]. conuors &C Ohio avenue, has
her guest her brother. Warren
smith Of Ccyabosa Falls. Ohio. Tho
two WIRE separated when mere chit
dren IS wears ago and ali track vas
lost OF one another. Mr. smith re-
Gently traced Mrs. Connors. the re-
sult Of which they arc now enjoying
a pieascnt time together after s. years
cf separation.
The regular meeting II the paugh-
tc-s OF Isabelle Viii BE held III the
sievak hall Wednesday evening a $50
stock.
The Plymouth tid society Of the
Congregational church VIII eive ba-
zuar IL the church parIors Dee. Is. The
, oung ladies guild will give a chop
suey supper on tho same evening.
Tho o. Il. s. VIII have initiation Of.
at their meeting this owe
asuS to 30 followed BY refreshments
and social hour
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lrixos we've awarded to tho gents and
ladies for best costumes. Tho ladies'
if IS Nere awarded rs tho Misses
'una MahaIso, Marie Kcklch. Mary
AaH@n. Marry NestIok Mary Soroi1a-
iieien rowcu and Catherine Keller.
: 7 he gentlemen who received prizes
I we're George Berdi@ CHARLES Stumpf
Geo Dlismon. John Tumaduisky, John
! kubeck and Jack Larson. Mickey's
orchestra furnished the music
! Mls +. Jcwett OF Indianapolis boa
J lcvard entertained at dinner on
/ Thank giving day SIR. and Mrs. John
] t'ranzen and daughter Of Chicago we're
thc out Of town guests.
MS. Arthur Stress and Mrs. Herman
Thierson were Hammond visitors on
Friday.
Miss Margare, cavana'Nh OF Chi
cage spent the holidays with her aunt.
AIRS John hurry or Roberts avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Rohrdansc and
children spent Thanksgiving day with
Mrs Rohrdanse mother. Mrs. Domke
of Chicago
Nr ana Mrs. c. G. Bucn OF Indiana
I boulel ard entertained at o'clock
dinner on Thanks giving DAY. Those
present from out-og- town were Mr.
liam aud Nre Mitchell and two daugh-
tors Mary and Catherine or East
Side. Mis- sarah wills of Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. Nv. a. Woodward and son.
William. and Mr. Clarence Buell. Of
Waukcgau. III.
Nj and Mrs. Russell Butler haze
moved from apartments on Lincoln
avenue to the Groosman homo on Amy
avenue.
ga Jewott returned to his home on
Indiana boulevard from Benton Har-
Dor. Mich whore no spent several
days failing baths for rheumatigan.
Mrs. George Spechak of Roby. who
il confined ~ the st. Bernard's hospi-
tai in Chicago and was operated On fer
appendicitis about ten DAYS ago, IS
getting along splendid and is OK
pocted homo in Few days.
Mr.. and MIS-. Stste Kaminski Of
Roberts avenue are tic proud parents
Of a baby boy born to them last Tues
DAY. mother and baby arc getting
along fine
Mr.. and Afr~. Z. Julier and family
returned to their home after spend
ing the holidays with the Julier fam
lily At Eikhart. Ind
Mr. and Mrs. ". ~ WoodH ard and
son. accompanied by Miss Helen Buell..
returned to Waukegan. H., the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. anu Mrs Earl Cowdcn and
daughter. Norma Of Frankfort. Ind.
spent the holidays with tho formers
mother Mrs Russell McCartv and
family OF Indianapolis boulevard.
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Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation OF the year in tho
drug trade IS Aspironal. the tive min
ute cold and cough reliever, authorit A.
tiycly guaranteed by the laboratories;
tested, approved and most enthusiastic
calfy endorsed b. the highest authori-
tics. and proclaimed by the COMMON
people as ten times as quick and ef-
fcctive as whisaey. rock and rye or
any other cold and cough remedy they
have ever tried.
All drug stores are rev supplied
with tho wonderful new elixir so all
YOU have to do TO get rid OF that cold
is 10 step into the nearest drug store
hand the clerk half dollar for
bottle Of Aspironal and tell him to
serve you two teaspoonfuls with four
tcaspoonfuls OF water in a glass with
your watch in your hand, take the
drink at one swallow and call for yolr
money back in two minutes If you
cannot feel your cold fading away IKE
dream within the time limit Don't
be bashfui. for all druggists invite
you and expect you TO try it. Every
oody's doing it.
When your cold or cough is relieved.
take tho remainder OF the bottle homo
10 your wife and babies. for Aspironal
Is BY far the safest and most effective,
the easiest to take and the most agree
able cold and cough remedy for infantx
and childrcn.-Ady.
A 0,:o1- H.JL v:11
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STOMACH UpStI?
Get at the Real Cause - Take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tones, or trying TO patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the Acknowledged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tongue. poor appetite. lazy, don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calonel.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You viii know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
RELIEF Eat what YOU ike lJc and 30'
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DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

a headache remedy without the dan.
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts at
once! Musterole is clean, white ONT
mcnt, made with oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does noe
blister. Used only externally, and in
no way can it affect stomach and heart,
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis.
Group. stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
bago, all pains and aches of the back
or Joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises.
chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the
chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
s5c and e5c Jars, hospital size 500
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The PuzzlInu Twins.

The rev baby twins looked Us alike
o. two peas in pod. Harold stood
looking al them and, looking UP at his
father ne asked. and aren't there even
lots or RIGHTS TO en- Z.
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An important health aid

Is it not natural, then, that thou
sands of well informed physicians recon-
mend the use of a water laxative when the
system needs a cleansing? Physicians
everywhere prescribe a harmless mineral
water known as Pluto. This water, due TO
the minerals it contains, completely and
gently fushes the system of its waste
accumulation.
In the rush of everyday life, we
SO often thoughtlessly neglect our bodies
until we find at last that even Nature can
no longer function properly. We slow
down feel out of sorts II become listless
and inefficient in work and pleasure.
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How They Do IL

When woman wants Ia cal! her
husband down before company. she
doesn't say word but just looks at
him IN peculiar way.
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ROBERTSDALE

The masquerade dance. whica vas
Eiven hy the Ladies Parish club on
thursday evening al the Siova% home
MAS thorough success Fifteen
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What is this thing so common, yet
ovitai in our lives2 1t is -Water.
There is nothing which Graves
water more than the human body, and
naturally so, for water is the body's most
essential constituent.
In addition to performing other
necessary functions in the human body,
water is recognized as a most important
aid to digestion. It's value in helping the
digestive and elininative system to per
form properly is well known.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-29
PRINCESS THEATER TO-DAY AND
TOMORROW

Nm. :. Hart IN his latest picture.
tito CrndIc of Courage" Hart m his
.e>t In nm entirely different role.
Nc.r-Thc Princess thcatcr has the
exclusive right TO Nm. :. Hnrt's lntest
Paramount pictures. il--a-2
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GARDEN UNITS

IN another column VIII be found =
rcHmiuary statement os tic Garden
-nfts specially designed for par-
GUAR location in roTsytie Water
srdens. This is cur solution 81 the
esent conditions u the baildins field.
i. S. Davidson. 500 l1ath street
i-aa-
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Whiting
AdUertiS EN- entS
Are Winners

Columbia GrnphonoIas on easy pay
uruts. 5. AronbcrS, 5oc ii9th street.
fi2S e
TOR RENT six room fat furn shed
y unfurnished 1919 Reese avenue.
hitting. ii-eT- .
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BETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli
cations.
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Every Druggist in u. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er if Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
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Monday star Theatre - Tonight
vTr1iam y. Hart In evolves Of the
Rail- His expert horcSmnnship Is
brought out in marvellous way, ais"
screaming tvo-act comedy "sh"uid
Taiier. TrfGc" aud FOX News HIS
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rho Iatest December Columbia
e.crds pre hero. Come and hear them
il $. ArcubcrE's, 5O2 10th street
lI-21-tf
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1pen every night until ? m OK
NJ Monday and Friday closed at .
:. m. SETTER Furniture store. 1t-2-tf
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; 20 enrol1- you IN our Xmas Bruins
i-A club. Setter Furniture Co
10 - II
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The condition is common in mod
ern life. You, perhaps, have felt this way
many times. When you find yourself in
this condition, what do you do2 Either
you consult a physician; or, if you are
conscious of your physical neglect, com
mon sense tells you what is wrong. You
need good physic.
Flush away the impurities
Take Pluto Water-the sensible.
quick acting water laxative Pluto will
quickly flush away the disease-breeding
impurities. 1t will restore normal, healthy
activity you will feel fine once more
Pluto Water is pleasant in action - GER
tain in results. 1t is beneficial to children
as we'll as grown-ups, and should be kept
always in the home for regular and emcr-
gency use.
Many people take Pluto Water
periodically, whether or not they are CON
stipated. They wisely avoid dangerous
constipation in this way. Ask your drug
gist today for bottle of Pluto Water.
Keep il always handy. AS laxative take
= tumbier of Pluto; as a cathartic, x
tumbler; as purgative, Il turnbler = add
hot or cold water to fill glass. Bottled at
French Lick Springs, Indiana.
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Your physician prescribes it
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The Most Common Thing in the World

What Is lite nao5t co0f07on thing tn hhe 1co,ld2
Wihloaf ii oar existence qO0uld nat be bo55i6k
Wihi0af II eOe could not haUe fad, clothing,
home5-m fact. any Of zfe necessities Of life.
Hftdouf ii oar bodies 4o0uld quickly perish.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-12
SIBIRSKA ARMADA PRES
AMERIKU NEPOJEDE.
Piukovnik v. S. Hurban vyvra-
ci zpravu verejnenou ameri-
ckymi listy.
(Csl. I. K.)

Washington, D. c. = Plu-
kovnik V. S. Hurban, vojensky
attache Geskoslovenske repu-
oliky prohla3il, ze zprava, tyr
dici, re $4,000 druzinniku Ze
Sibire pojede pres Ameriku ne
zaklada Sc ma pravd6, a re pd-
vodni uiednani, ktere bylo V
polovici ledna uverejn6no, zme
memo nebylo. V prohlaSeni plu-
kovnikem Hurbanem tehdy wy
danem Sc pravilo, re Spojene
Staty pfevezou $4,000 nasich
vojakG, zbytek pax preveZe An
glie. Dil, pripadajicf ma Spo.
iene Staty, pojede vetsim di-
1em Suezskym konalem, pouZe
lodi hlubokym ponorem pole.
dou Panamskym prdplavem
Anglie chce sv1j dill prevezt
pres Kanadu, coz patrne zavds
10 podnet ku zpravam, re ar
mazda Sc bude ubirat pres A
meriku.
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ITALSKE VOJSKO HOUFNE
MRE.
Marne snahy Rima ziskati tu-
to zemi.

Pariz, II. bfeZna. - Italie
plati ve'ice draze snahu ziska-
ii Albanii pod vlastni kontrolu.
Pracovnfci Cerveneho Krize
prave Sc z Albanie do PaTize
navrativsi, vypravuji pome-
rech italskeho vojska V Alba
nil primo d6sne veci. Armada
Jest odena V cary, skorem beZ
pristresi, spatne vyzivovana,
trpi nemocemi a houfne takTka
umira ma malarii, zapal pile j
tuberkulosu. Mrtvi jsou ma
kvap pohrbivani "a noci. Dale
prohlaSuji, re V padu. kdyby Sc
Albanie dostala Italii, pax ze-
jest nova valka neodvratnou,
nebot' v'ada, jez neni schopna
nalezite Sc postarati o svoje
vlastni vojaky, nemuze dobre
vladnouti narodnm jinym.
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zIDE SMf PfTI Vino.

Eide mali aspon nejakou
vvhodu pred ostatnim americ-
kym obyvatelstvem V techto
prohibicnich casech. Jest jim
dovoleno pitt vina a ponevadz
kazda rodina NIUE vypiti roc
ne deset gallonl, jest o ne do
statecne postarano. Prohibicni
zakon totiz dovoluje prodej IL
hovych napoiG k cirkevnim IL
celdm a ponevadz eide pill Vi
no V patek vecer V sobotu 0
sabosu, iakoz pri vsech j.
nych nabozenskych slavno-
stech. neklade Jim zakon zad-
ne pfekazky. aby 81 je pro ia
kove svatecni dni obstarali. Ra
bini obdrzeli 2 Washinetonu
zvlastni formulate. ktere mu-
81 vyplniti a udati, kolik rodin
nalezf k jejich synagoze a ra.
bfni jsou zodpovedni, aby Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-12
EX-SENATOR BURTON USA-
Df Sc OPET v CLEVELANDU

Byvaly spolkovy senator
Theodore Burton vratil Sc pc
sedmimesicni ceste V Orientu
do naSeho mesta, kde opet trva
ie Sc usadi. Nekolik poslednich
let pan Burton ztravil totiz V
New Yorku, kde byl pfedsedou
Merchant banky. Nyni vSak V
Clevelandu jiz ZGstane a prito-
mne bydli v Union klubu. W.
Sc uvedene cesty V Japonsku a
Cine konal ma podn6t washing
tonskeho senatu, jemuz bude
referovat o tamejSich povalec-
nych pomerech. Vuci zdejsim
zpravodajum pan Burton vyslo
vii Sc vcera, ze zvlaste Japon-
sko svetovou valkou financne
velice Sc posililo, ziskavsi te-
mef vsechen obchod V Orien-
tn / kontrolu vycnodnich mori.
Burton hodla zde pomahat V
Rampant senatora Hardinga,
uchazeiicfho Sc O prestol pre-
sidentsky. Pojede jako delegat
do chicazske konvence row.
nez V Ohio chce We prospech
Hardingovy kampane pdsobiti
Ex-senator Burton zahaii'
svou politickou karieru pred
davnymi lety 21. kongresnim
distriktu. kteryzto distrikt nej-
vice ceskych hlasG zabira. Bur
on ma tudiz cetne osobni zna.
mosti i mezi nasimi kraiany.
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TORNADO v MISSOURI.
Vichrici zahubeno 10 osob.

Springfield. Mo. II. bfezna.
= Ia prudke vichfice radici Y
1doli Turkey potoka, nedaleko
Branson a Hal lister Zahynu-
10 10 osob a zraneno s. Ze "a
bitych Jest sedm nezletllych
ditek, bratri Jana a Williama
Boxovych V Mealve, mestetku
lezicim as 5 mil jizne cd Bran
sonu.
Joplin II. bTezna. - Til mu
Ii byli zabiti prudkym lorna
dem zuricim V Nevade, Mo-. 60
mil severozapadne Cd zdeisiho
me TIA. Boufe znicila castecne
bankovni budovu av soudni
budove rozbita okna. Ze vsech
stran dochazeji zpravy Get
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WILSONOVA UHELNA KOMISE NEM0zE
Sc SHODNOUTl.
UHLOBARONI PRIDAVAJi JEN 25g
"a STARYCH PODMfNEK.
HAVfRI POzADUJf $500 PRfDAVEK A HODIN
DENNE

Washington, II. bfeZna. -
Presidentem Wilsonem jmeno
vana komise ma urovnanl roZ.
poru V stale jeste hrozici uhel-
ne stavce nemGze Sc dosud do
hodnouti ma vysi mzdy a pra-
covnich hodinach. VetSina, V
nfz zastoupena Jest americka
vefeinost H. M. Robinsonem
predsedou a r. Pealem, zastur
Gem uhlobaronG odporucuie
prtmerne zvyseni mzdy q
procent pri nezmenenych no
dinach podminkach pracov
nich, coz by znamenalo IA pre-
cent zlepseni mzdv, jez povo
lena byla pred nedavnem pro
to. aby stavkuiici havirstvo s,
po7novu chopilo prace.
John White, zastupuilci "a
imv havifi Sc podobnemu u
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-ovnani vsak stavi ma odpOr a
trva ma zavedeni 7 hodinove
oracovni DOLBY s primernym
mzdovym zvysenfm 35 procent
Bylo vsak usneseno predem, ze
kazde rozhodnuti vetsiny mu-
81 byti mensinou uznano. Presi-
dent Wilson poznovu clennm
i'm jmenovane komise klade
ma srdce, aby trapnou Zalezi-
tost urovnali pokud mono jed
nomyslnIm usnesenim. Pranf
nejvyssiho ufednika Spoj. Sta
til Jest ale malo uhlobarony
dbano.
Usneseni dnesnf majority ne
bylo dosud uverejneno a sotva
Sc tax stane pred pfedlozenim
navrhi Whiteovych presidento
vi. Zprava vetsiny jest velice
obsahly spis 10000 slovech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-12
Soustati zaluje l25 majiteli doli horniku
ZLOCIN v HOTELU.
Cizinec zavrazdil svoji milen-
ku, nacez Sc otravil.

V hotelu Congress V Akron
objeven byl v6era rano tajem-
ny zlocin. Cizinec, "a c. w.
Meyerse 2 Milwaukee, Wis. Sc
vydavajici, zavrazdil tam svo-
il 25letou milenku, nacez spa
chal samovrazdu. Zenstinu "a
hubil hlubokym feZem brit
YOU ma 'hrdle a dvema revolve-
rovymi ranami do prsou, nacez
pozil otrusik. Mrtvoly obou ma
.ezeny rano hotelnim klerkem
a poslany do okr. marnice. Po-
licie mysli, re zavrazd6nou Je
Kat. Averyova, kdezto cizin-
ci Jest znamo, re V Akron I'll
asi rok byl pGvodne trakc-
MIN zrlzencem. Pred roken
pracoval V Clevelandu, lee je
mozne, re skutecne z Milwau.
kee pochazel. Vrah cital as
80 roku die listin u n6ho ma.
lezenych mohl slouti tez c. w
Shandt. Parecek Zavital dc
Congress hotelu predvciren
vecer a bylo patrne, re mez
mimi vzniklo nejake nedorozu
meni. Domnely Meyers VIC
klerkovi vydaval Averyovou "a
svou manzelku a mimo jineht
podetkl,sze .5rzy Sc soudne TO
zejdou a on re do Wisconsin,
Sc navrati.