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; sTRHNT 4.


nemocnici sv Alexse 7oolozene samem stredu veke
prdmysove ctvrt Broadway Mcbride ave. byo osetfe
z tsice delnckeho du Jest to sav cist6 dobroGinny
kan prichaz vetsnou Glovek chudy bez prae nemocny
nest asny aby dostao ekafskeho osetfeni
nabyl zraceneho zdrav Tohoto dobrodnn dostao Sc
zalozenf 1stavu tisicGn.
Ones zahauje nemocnice Alexse kampaf sebran
S45OOOo nceem rozseni dasi blahodarne p1sobnost
Jest tfeba vybudovat psavby dalsich luck
zfditi move modern oddeeni veskerym zarzenm
pristavky budou nazvany pfstavbou pamet sesy
nardy zakadatelky ustavu.
Zivot sestry Leonardy byl zvotem Saskatchewan We
suSach zapascho idsya, dobrocinnos, dobre vdle le
cen pomoc, zemela pred n6koka roxy zanechavac zde
cele legie pratel.
Nemocnice souzi vsem narodnostem a pdsobla Gle
veande znamente Ia posledn rok vykazuje 5O84 pTpa
du techto bylo 2845 prpadd dobrocnnych "a
oseren dostao pneho zaplacen Krone byla sta
muz1m pfislych lehcim lraztm blzkych zavodech po
skytnuta prvni pomoc.
Clevelandu Jest dobfe Znamo hospital tento vykona
jest nyni Cleveandu aby neosySel pro sebran
fondd dals jeho rozsfen Kampan byla schvalena
mocnicn dozorc rado ceveandskoy obro6nnou federac
zdejsi organsaci Community Chest Prpevky priim St.
Alexis nemocnice O. NJ Stafford pokladnk Broadway Saw
ings & Trust Co.. neb hlavnim stanu C. 718 Citizens
budov6
Druzstvo nemocnce Alexise pro Budovu ma Pamst'
sestry Leonardy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-05

Mad'arsky humor. "Pest
Hirlap" pise: Stalo Sc II mas
zvykem, ze cestujici, kteri ne
najdou mista uvnitr zeleznic-
Mich vozd, sc usadi ma strese.
Pr1vodcimu pripadne obtizny
ukol lett ma strechy a zji-
st'ovati, mali kazdy listek po-
kutu. To bylo by zcela sprave-
dive, nebot' konecne i ma sire
Sc must byti poradek; meme
spravedlive vsak je, re cestu-
jici must zaplatiti poplatek po-
die tfidy, ktera je. pod mimi.
TAX ma priklad najde-li prd-
vodci ma strese oddeleni I. tt.
cestujiciho listkem II. tridy,
vymaha ma mem doplatek ma
listek I. tridy."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-05
PES.

Ano, pes, vernejsi je lidske-
ho tyora! Phi eteni feuilletonu
vzpomnel jsem i ma vlastni pfi-
beh. l ia jsem videl psa umirat
Ped Vanocemi v Srbsku ma
h1anicich Sandzaku nemocen
putoval jsem sam a sam opu-
stem kamarady a hledaje =
Smrt. Tou cestou zlou nahoda
pfivedla mi do cesty druha, tax
biGneho, jake jsem byl ia sam
- stareho psa. jedi jsem pra-
We zbytek kukuricneho chleba.
Temer po brise plazil Sc pes
odkudsi z housti. Smutn6, pre-
smutne a pri tom zadostive Sc
ma mne zahledel. Zhofklo mi
sousto V ustech. / dial jsem psu,
co jsem mu dati mohl. A sli
;sme dale spolu - oba tax ubo-
III. jak jen kdo ubohy byti NIL
re = oba "a koncem vlastni
sve existence. Nikdy nevymizi
mi z pameti tech n6kolik dnG
srolecne cesty sc psem. Pes
vSak bro dosel sveho cfle. Ru-
hcu jakehos mad'arskeho bar
bara. V slep6 dGvefe k Glove
ku doufal, re nalezne u neho u
roienf hladu a naSel - Smrt.
rrotoze jsem znal lepe Glove
l1a, netroufal isem 81 "a psem
do mad'arskeho tabora a chtel
jsem Sc dovleci k nasim.
Nahle Sc vsak pes ke mne
v~atil. S prostfelenou hrudi do
vlekl Sc ke mn6, hledaje u mne
pomoci. Eel. re jsem mu il ne
lnohl poskytnouti. 0, nikdy ne
zapoinenu tech smutnych, ta-
zavych psfch oci! Zaslzel jsem
tenkrate mad bfdou a utrpenfm
nevinneho tvora, jenz hynul u
mNch nohou.
Davno havrani roznesli teles
ne zbvtky psa. davno zbelely
kosti ieho ma skaln{m vybezku
mad rekou Lenou, ale ty smut
ne. tazaifcf Sc oci psa vidfm pfi
vzpomfnce po dnes. Ty oGi psa
- "a kus chleba v9rn6ho az k
smrti! Bohuslav CervenY.
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ODkAZAL $1,35O,OOO PRO
DOBROcINNOST.

New York, d. rijna. We svt
posledni vHli, pfedlozene dnes
probatnimu soudu, Jacob
Schiff, financnik, jenz zemrel
zde minuly tyden, odkazal ST.
$4,000 ma dobrocinne 1tely.
vetsinou zidovske. Ostatek po-
zIstalosti ma byti rozdeler
stejnomerne mezi syna a dee.
ru, kdezto o vdovu bylo ji5
drive postarano, "a zivota ze.
snuleho. V odkaZu pamatova.
Schiff $4,000 ma sirotcinec We
Frankfurte mad Mohanem
SVEN rodisti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-05
ZASTUPKYNE CSL. CERVE
NEHO KRfzE PRIJEDE.

Chicago, 2. Tijna. Prave do
sla zprava, re v v-i1jnu zavita
nam do Ameriky slecna DIR. An
ma Berkovcova, vyslana DIR. A
lici Masarykovou jako delegat
ka Cerveneho KTize v Cesko
slovensku, ably navstivila We
skera zdejsi stfediska ceska 8
podala We svych pTednaskacf
presne zpravy o vSeobecnycf
pomerech We stare vlasti a c
praci Cerveneho Krize.
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PRO Danny

teple ryhovane spodni celko-
ve obleky dlouhymi neb
kratkymi rukavy i bez ruka-
VII; vsech velikosti cd SO do
"A; pravidelna hodnota S1.9S
1925; koupfte nyni "u Kou-
deln", 4735 Broadway a 428S
Warner Road, po $1.75 a 20
S1.85 cely oblek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-05

dava do poradku, re Sc Wy
rovnaji novym, e. F. Kerner.
1852 Springyard, drive u
Wamerlink and Caldwell Pia-
no Co. Zaslete lfstek aneb "a
volejte Mario 3146 M. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-05
ZPRAVY z CZECH.


DdDSkc CdrStVO. CcShc
Slovo" piSe: Puch babskeho
caratva uhodi vas pres nos pri
kazdem kroku sahnete ma
cokoliv, citite odporny, ma
zlavy sliZ jeho. Znate ty reci:
"Benes Ia penize zradil Te-
SinskO. Y ministerstvu Narod-
nj obrany ie 68 procent zid1.
Dcera presidenta Masaryka bu
de 81 brat zida. Ministersky
pfedseda odsafoval do Swear
6 milliond korun. Vojan byl
lid" atd., atd., do nekonecna.
To je vdek, to jsou diky q
uznani vdeGneho naroda. Zda
Sc, re name to uz v krvi. Sta
reho poctivce Riegra ustvali
nadavkami, re zaprodal neza-
datelna prava naroda "a
"stamprdli" konaku. To byli
tehdy mladi mladocesi, We sta
ii Sc jim babske kleparstvo
stalo politickym programem a
jedinou politickou cinnosti.
Witt dnes nejakou verejnou
funkci, znamena dobrovo!ne
sc Obetovati, zrici Sc klidu a
vystavitl Sc nejodpornejsim
klepGm, pomluvam a pode-
zfenim, znamena vystaviti Sc
nebezpecf, re kdejaky dare
bak a darmoslap mGze vam
plivnouti do oci, urazeti vas,
hanobiti a podezfivati. Nediv-
te Sc pax, re u mas tolik ma
danych schopnych lidi sc
verejne cinnosti ma mile w.
hyba a re jich pax citelny me-
dostatek.
Ceskoslovensko, rozloha a
pocet obyvatelstva. Statnf sta
tssticky drad uvefejnuje ma "a
kiade scitani lidu z +. 1910
pfesnou statistiku velikosti &c
skoslovenske republiky n.y.
nejsim jejim poctu obyvatel-
stva. Podle zpravy te cini pro-
stora Ceskoslovenska DO ode
ctenf dzemf odstoupeneho Po-
lakGm v T6sine, Grave a We
Spisi, 140,576 ttver. kilometrG,
ma nichz zije 13,594,973 oby-
vatel. z tohoto poctu obyvatel
hlasi Sc k ceskoslovenske ma
tefske feci 8,O37,O78 obyv.
Nemcu je 3,747,54O, Mad'aru
1,O71,32S, Rusfnd 432,76O, Po-
laku 166,8O2, prfslusnfkd il
nych narodnosti 2,421. Pfeve-
dou-li Sc tyto cifry ma procenta,
je v republice 1912 proc. Ce-
choslovakd, 27.57 proc. Mem
cu, 1888 proc. Mad'arn, 3.1S
proc. RusinG, 1.23 proc. Pola-
kd, 0.38 proc. prislusnfkd j.
nych narodnostf a konecne
O.64 proc. cizincd. Pokud jde O
vyznanf nabozenske, je v repu-
blice 1,675,903 katolikG, 928-
656 protestantG, 591,842 pri-
slusnikG fecko-katol. cfrkve,
361,659 zidG a 36,933 stoupen-
cG jinych vyznanf bezvercn.
fZde je statistika hodne zasta-
ralou.) Ceskoslovensko odstou-
pilo Polsku v tesfnskem 1zemf
prostoru 101,2S6 hektard, ma
nichz jest 80 obcf dhrnem
148,821 obyvatel. 2 toho pri-
rada 2445 ma Cechoslovaky,
46,731 ma N6mce a 96,8O7 ma
Polaky. V Grave odstoupeno
bvlo $3.50 hektard, ma nichz
je Ia obci a Is, 1873 obyvatel. z
nich je $500 Polakd, 2O5 Slo-
vakG, 213 Nemcd, 1876 NADIA
ri 60 pffslusnfkd jinych ma
rodnostf. We Spisi bylo odstou-
peno Polsku 19,471 hektard,
ma nichz je 13 obci a 1hrnem
3747 obyvatel. 2 Mich je 73 Po-
lakd:, 8219 Slovakd, 191 Mem
eli, 90 Mad'arG.
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HLEDA Sc p. FIR. Sine

eek, zednik. Tyz necht' Sc
prihlasi "a ucelem dulezite-
no rozhOvoru v {. 1927 Sto-
rer Ave. S. w. Alois Vori-
cka. 1O-7
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ZE SCHUZE STARCH GES.
KYCH OSADNIKU.


pritomnosti tai. p. M. Zema-
ma, ktery sc dosud naleza We
stare vlasti, zapisky minule
schGze precetla pi. M. Zema-
nova. Milou vzpominku ma sta
re osadniky zaslal re stare
vlasti p. M. Zeman, ktera byla
povdekem prijata. Die usne-
SEMI z minule schGze ucetnik
dopsal vsem dluhujicim Gle
mum. aby prispevky zaplatih.
ale zadny Sc neprihlasil a ucet-
mix oznamuje celou fadu dlu-
hujfcich nekolik fokl. ktefi re
seznamu clenG byli vyskrtnuti.
Dale ucetnik oznamuje, re
mnoho clend nemaji udanou
spravnou adresu a tudiz jest
tezko cleny ma pohreb obeslat.
Zaroven by 81 mel kazdy pri-
pamatovat, ze die stanov, dlu-
hujicim clenGm Sc ma pohreb
nechodi. Cd minule schIze ze-
mref nasledujfci clenove: An
ma Jingling, Marie SimGnek,
Josef Peterka, Vaclav Snajdr
a Anna Dusanek, kterym po-
sledni pocta povstanim PROBE
vena byla.
P. A. Zak pobavil pTftomne
podanfm zabavnych vzpomi-
mex z minulych let a ma konec
pripamatoval pritomnym da-
mann, ktere SEQ politiku zaii-
mali, aby Sc nezapomnely dati
registrovat.
F. Sakryd poukazal ma mno-
he 1sudky panI a dam o zen
skem hlasovacim pravu. Jista
Cast pana historickymi ma
hledy stale odsuzuji zeny k
varecce a valSe a nesdili mimi
nahledy o zlu, iez Sc v nasem
spolecenskem zaffzeni objevu-
je. Mnohe zeny samy uznavaji
ze povinnosti zeny jsou jen OBJ
starat domacnost, vychova df-
TEX a potreby pro rodinu a o
politiku Sc mali starat muzi.
Kazdy name pravo 81 delat IL
sudky die nasich nahledii. Ma
me velkou Cast zen, ktere po
dlouha leta Sc domahaly stej-
nych prav S muzi, tim pre-
svedcenfm, kdyz mali ma sta
rosti ridit domacnost a dulezi-
tou povinnost vychoyavat nase
dftky, budouci nase pokolenf,
re mali mfti tez prava, podi-
let sc pfi rozhodovani dIlezi-
tych otazek, tykajicfch Sc ma
seho spolecenskeho zafizenf,
v kterem tax mnoho zla Sc OBJ
ievuje, aniz by muzi byli moe
nj to zlo odstranit. Jejich o.
pravnene nahledy jsou, kdyz
severni staty americke vedly
po leta krutou valku "a osvo-
bozeni cernochd, jimz po Vi
tezstvi stejna obcanska prava
prircena byla bez jakehokoli
vzdelanf, ze ty zeny pri tax
ddlezitych povinnostech isou
opravneny, k tenn samym pra-'
vim jako cernosi.
v prftomne dobe kandidati
pro Trad presidenta povazuji
"a nejdhlezitejsi otazku =
maji-li SIP. Staty pristoupit do
Lfgy narodd, ktera ma valky
odstranit. Asi 18 narodI Sc jiz
k Lie narodG pfipojilo a pre-
ce ma mnoha bojistich proleva
sc nevinna krev, aniz by to zlo
bylo odstraneno aneb obmeze-
no. DIE vsech okolnostf, ktere
Sc v poslednf dobe Anglii OBJ
ievily, kde organisovane delni
ctvo dalo Wade ma srozume-
nou, ze pfi vstoupeni do valky
ma pomoc Polsku vsichni w.
jdou ma stavku.
Toto prohlasenf valku zasta-
vilo a melo mocny vliv, ze va
lecne choutky jednotlivcG byly
odstraneny.
"A az zeny, matky tech, jez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-05
BON DY BODY
A VALECNE SPORENKY

PrOdejte nyni - platfme nejvyssi ceny
SIMON, spolehlivt smehhrnfk.
pokoj G. ZIG Lenox Bldg patro
PouMJte vytlhovadla
Otevfeno do hodih vecer
Roh ul. n Euclid Ave.
Mad Singer Sewing Machine Co
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18
PURE WOOL LEGISLATION

8 Now we are going to have pure &ahrics laW-maybe. It will be like Ahe pure food laW-was. A bill to Bring it into existence is now before She House interstate commerce com Snittee. Under it's provisions manu- lecturers of woven goods or yarns, #r articles of wearing apparel made From either, must stamp and tag the
 @oods with information for the pur-
 Rhaser as to the correct percentage
 by weight, of virgin wool, reworked @vool, shoddy, cotton, or silk contained
 Nothing is said about glass, wood, 4iber, tin shavings and other adulter- As Asents that are in general use. The alame of the manufacturer is also 8iven. A fine of $500 is provided, or 6 years Imprisonment.
 This is worthy bill and would Splease almost everyone by it's enact anent. The hundred thousand man. aufacturers and distributors of gar Snents would shriek and the probabiE Eties are that their outcry will be suf- ficiently loud to kill the bill Or if it 8s enacted by some strange miscar- ariage of politics, the measure will be adone to death in the next several syoars after itso enactment, just as the pure food law was. That very com. |mendable and rigid statute has been Ichipped away year by year until |about all that is left of it is the an- |nouncement on the outside of the can Tor bottle as to the amount of it's net aeontents.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18
EW HEAD OF ALASKA STEAM
 SHIP COMPANY

At the annual meeting of the Alas
 h Steamship Co.,, held recently in Reattle, E. T. Stannard was elected #ce-president and general manager. A Two weeks previously at the annual Aeeting in New York City of the Cop Yer River & Northwestern Ry., MT. 7tannard had been elected vice-pres- lent of that company and he arrived 4 Seattle April 23rd to take up his lew duties. -.
 MT. Stannard. is no stranger to 5laska or Seattle as for a number of sears past he has been resident of he territory, being the official in fharge of the extensive mining inter- Ists of the Kennecott Go. He not E1Iy enjoys a wide acquaintance in laska, but having lived in the ter ftory for so long a time, is fully con- !ersant with local conditions and leeds, so this knowledge of the North Rill undoubtedly prove of great value D him in carrying out his policy cov- ring the operation of the important
 rewater and rail transportation lines
 yer which he is now called upon to
 reside.
 MT. Stannard has no announcements D make and for the present he will
 evote all of his attention in making
 thorough survey of the situation, acquainted with the gener-
 ? affairs of the two companies and heeting the many friends and patrons Emong the business men.-Railway
 md Marine News.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

The power of treaties is vested jointly in the president and the senate, which is branch of tke leg islature.-James Madison.
 The Democratic slogan of 1916, Kept us out of war" is now known to every intelligent person to have been political mouflage-Roose- veIt
 The stability of this government and the unity of this nation depend solely on the cordial support and earnest loyalty of the people, Grant.
 I have never had a feeling politi- cally that did not spring from the sentiments embodied in the Declara- tion of Independence.-Abraham Lincoln.
 America has hemisphere to it. self It must have it's separate sys- tenn of interests, which must not be subordinated' to those of Europe Thomas Jefferson.
 Interest in public affairs, national, state, and city, should be ever present and active and not abated from one years end to the other. Every public duty is orable.-McKinley
 The Republican party has walked upon high paths. It has set before it ever the maintenance of the Union. the honor of the flag, and the pros perity of our people.-Harrison.
 Our diplomatic relations connect us on terms of equality and honest friend ship with the chief powers of the participation in their intrigues, their passions and their wars.-George Bancroft.
 We want man who, standing on a mountain height, sees all the achieve ments of our past history and carries in his heart the memory of all it's glorious deeds and who, looking for ward, prepares to meet the labor and dangers to come.-Garfield
 But anyhow the white paper short
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

The Democratic slogan of 1916, Kept us out of war;" is now known to every intelligent person to have been political camouflage.- welt.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

The stability of this government and the unity of this nation depend solely on the cordial support and earnest loyalty of the people, Grant
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

I have never had a feeling politi- cally that did mot spring from the sentiments embodied in the Declara- tion of Independence.-Abr Lincoln.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

America has a hemisphere to it. self. It must have it's separate sys- tenn of interests, which must not be- subordinated' to those of Europe Thomas Jefferson.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

The Democrats of the Philippines have endorsed Governor General Har- rison for the presidency. Maybe after a term in the presidency of the United States MT. Harrison would be in favor of our giving up the rest of our ter ritory.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

times, her people have kept up the paper" remarked MT. Bartley How ard, Masonic lecturer, who is in the city this week on official Business. And ain't it the truth? A town is judged by it's paper. Its advertising columns show the prosperity of the community or it's decay".-Valdez Miner.
 The government is to run person ally conducted" excursions to Alaska to show prospective settlers the beauties of the land lying adjacent to the government railroad The scheme is a good one if the officials in charge make sure that the excursiOnists have callouses on their hands from holding blows and not from clipping coupons. What Alaska needs most is regular settlers-not tourists.-Douglas News
 hC1S 10 11OAASJ HI tAAO II SOAA AAOAN business. It is only in it's infancy in Alaska. The communities which realize it's great possibilities and which begin to reach out and develop and take care of the trade will be- come the great industrial centers of Alaska. Practically every Alaskan town has natural advantages in cheap electrical power, plenty of room for harbor facilities and means for main- taining large ice-freezing plants and cold storage warehouses, and it is sim ply a matter of financing these and developing the business Juneau Capital.
 Capital
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

Four years more of reduction of the high cost of living by Demo cratic national administration, and the overall movement will be succeeded by back -to-the-fig-leaf demonstra- tion.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

Of course there are some people who wonder why the diplomats who settled" the war didn't meet this time at Monte Carlo instead of San Reno.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

The nation which indulges toward another an habitual hatred, or an habitual fondnesG, is in some, degree a slave-George Washington.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

Things are getting into such shape that somebody is lable to start a bolshevik movement within the ranks of the bo1sheviks.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18
SAYINGS OF STATESMEN

The moral character of the United States is of more importance than any alliance.-John Adams
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

But anyhow the white paper short age ought not to affect the sporting extras.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18

The power of treaties is vested jointly in. the president and the senate, which is branch of tke leg Madison.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-18
VOICE OF THE ALASKA PRESS

One way to help the food situation of the country would be for every one who can to plant garden. No section of the world raises vegetables that are more luscious than those grown in Alaska. Another way would be to eat plenty of Alaskan fish It is contended by all dieti- ,eians that fish is among the most wholesome of foods and that Ameri- cans do not eat enough of it. There are no better fish anywhere than in Alaska.-Juneau Empire.
 "Cordova owes much of her suc- cess to her good fortune in having enc of the best daily papers in the Territory. No matter how hard the
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
nELAwARE WAS our oF IN.

M ECORDS compiled by Monroe ~ Work. OF the Depart
IA ment Of Records and Research OF the Tuskegee In
sttue show that there aftysix instances in which
officers OF the law prevented lynchings OF these ten
in Northern States and forty-six in Southern
States
In fortytwo Of the cases. the prisoners removed
guards augmented or other precautions TAKEN
In fourteen instances armed force used TO repe
the woudbe ynchers. In four OF these instances the
mobs were fired upon and result seven OF the at
tackers were killed and several wounded.
There sixy-one persons ynched in 1920 or these
nfty-twn in the South and nine in the North and
West This is twenty-five less than the number, eighty
three Tor the year 1919 or those lynched nftythree
were Negroes and eight were whites
One Of those put to death Negro woman. Egh-
teen less than onehrd OF those put to death were
charged with rape attempted rape Three Of the vic
Tins burned to death. The charges against those
burned to death were rape and MURDER 4; killing land
lord in a dispute, 2.
The ofrenses charged against the whites Murder
81 insulting woman, Il charge except being foreigner,
"a; killing OF officers OF the law 4.
The onenses charged against the Negroes Murder
5; attempted murder. 4; killing OF officer OF the law 81
killing landlord in dispute G. rape IS; attempted rape 81
assisting fugitive to escape, 81 woundng another q in
sutng woman, 2; knocking down guard escaping from
chain and then returning and surrenderng 2; jump
ing labor contract A. threatening to kill man. g. cutting
in a nsht for receiving stay OF death sentence
because another confessed crime. 1; peeping through
window at woman, l. insisting voting, T.
The states in which lynchngs and the number
in each state follows: Alabama 4; Arkansas
California J; Florida 4 Georgia. o. Illinois, Kansas
Kentucky, & Minnesota, 3; Mississippi 4; Missouri,
North Carolina, g. Ohio Oklahoma, 81 South Carolina.
Texas, 90; Virginia, |; West Virginia, l.
It is gratifying TO note that Delaware does not figure
anywhere in that array OF sinister facts and figures.
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
DRUG TRAFFIC
GRIPS ENGLAND
Chinese Smuggle in Large
Quantities of Morphine,
Etc.
POLICE ROUND UP
MANY OFFENDERS
by MILTON BRONNER.

LONDON, Dec. 3O.-While fighting
for her life during the war, England
seems to have been shell-shock into
an eyer-increasing use OF drugs.
In LimehOuse district, which is
LOndon'S Chinatown, drug traffic has
grown to such an extent that Chin
ese will take long chances at snug
gling-and they are slipping in drugs
in great quantities.
Recently a Chinese arrived on a
ship from the Orient, wearing shoes
with higher heels than usual. He was
searched. In each heel was a spring
door, inside OF which was found two
ounces OF opium.
Several white men were hailed be-
! fore police court charged with having
ninety-two ounces Of morphia, enough
TO Kill 2OOOO persons. Others arrested
were charged with having hundreds
or tubes OF cocaine and other mar
cOtics
Authorities are convinced there is
a center for drug trafllc located in
| Belgium or France. In a suitcase Of a
man staying at a fashionable hotel
they found letter which said in part
IL needs i've or six very discreet
and very sober Intermediates TO han
die the peddling part OF the business.
- AN'if " AiuAt'AtAf q uIullhhIN, a gall
bier, or a user Of il are not good fell
ilow-workers. They must be chosen
for. silence, rapidly Of thought. action
and their knowledge Of bonande users.
The youngster written about yes
terday Is a very bright London street
arab. He has worked in almost every
restaurant and hotel in London and
knows an the reputed users Of the
stun, both men and women"
Another letter emphasized that. "as
The cocaine supply is coming direct
from the manufacturer, IL is most inn
lportant to organize sales i'm small
packets, weighing about fifteen grains
lThis means that three grains of pure
cocaine can be added to twelve grains
OF impure"
There is probably no place on earth
where tobacco is more UNIVERSAL,
used than here. Theaters. restaurant.
and subways allow it with both mer
and women.
In the. old days, the English rail
roads labeled the coaches i'm whicl
smoking was allowed Now they labe
those in which it is NOT allowed.