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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-03

It IS far easier TO look prosperous
than TO feel that way.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-03
Some Logical Reasons Why the
First Mortgage Real Estate Notes
We Offer are Stable Trvost,,on4o
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-03

The man who hasnt a cent isn't apt
to lie in q he'd Of roses.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-03

The Rocky Mount team has signed
a younger brother Of Buster .-ton of
the Pittsburgh Pirates. He is a short
stop like Buster and about like him
in size and style
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-03

Acquisition Of Allen. an indoldor
from ST. Joseph. and Nesser. outhelder
sent from Columbus caused Manager
Jackson Of Peoria to shift his team
about, and also grant some releases
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-03

Manager Joe Ward Mt Raleigh has
been having trouble finding a short
stop to suit him. Ills latest tryout IS
Botts.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-03

Mordecai Brown. who needs pitchers
for his Terre Haute team more than
anything else, has secured Armstrong.
Il left-hanaer, from Milwaukee.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-20
MESTA "A DEDINY, KTORE
DosTAII PoLIACI v sPIsI
IA GRAVE

Pittsburgh, Pa, TO-, augusta
Slovenska Liga dostala Brati-
slavy kabelogram, v ktorom Je So
znam dedfn a mesteciek, ktore
dostali Poliaci Spisi a v Grave,
dl'a rozhodnutia vel el'vyslaneckel
konferencie. Proti tomuto rozho-
dnutiu ale zadany Dol protest SO
strany esko-slovenskej vlady.
V Grave Poliaci dostali: Bukc-
vinu, Podskalie, Sarnie, Podvlk.
Oravku, Jablonku, Pekelnlk, Hor.
MI Dolnn Zubricu, Hornl lip
nicu ciastku Dolnej Lpnice,
Chyzne, Hladovku a Such1 Horu.
V Spisf dostali: Friedman, Horne
Dolne Lepse, Nedec, Tribs, Jur-
gov, Lapsanku, Kacvin, Durstin,
Falstyn, Krempach a Novt Belu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-20
Zpravy 70 Sloyenska

doposial patrili medzi prfvrzen-
GOV Hlinkovych. Vyhlasujd, pod
necovanf ovsem a zavedenf skrze
panov velebnfekov, ze oni nepoj-
du Wac "a jedno ami S Cechmi, ba
AMI so Slovakmi, ale S Mad 'armi.
Move mestske zastupitel 'stvo
Y Bratislave. z so clenoy noveho
mestskeho zastupitel'stva maj1
ceskoslovenske strany iba Is Gle
nov: narodna a rol 'nicka 5, (Ga-
briel Izak, dr.. Ivanka, Joz. PVT
lik, DIR. Sam. Slabeycius, prof.
Brdlik), l'udova strana / cd.
Krajnyak), SLOW. soc. dem. s, (L.
Kovacie, Alois Chott, Jan Kopf-
mailer, dr.. Fir. Kraus, Ferd. Otep-
ka, Jul. Randyysek, Adolf Vyzya-
da, Magda Zimak), cs. narodno-
socialna 2 Emanuel Rosol a Pa
vel Machac).
Zeny alko clenovia porotnych
sudov. U zemskeho trestneho po-
rotneho sudu v Prahe holo DO pr
Wy raz vylosovanych Z zien po-
rotcov. j
= Zrusenie referatov. Minister
DIR. Derer udelil %. j1na vladnym
referentom pri bratislavskom mi
nisterstve drovi Blahovi (zeme-
delstvo), drovi Medveckemu (fi-
nancie), Korneloyi Stodolovi (ze-
leznice) drovi Halkovi (zdra-
votnictvo) trval1 dovolend. Re-
feraty tieto budd zrusene, pot az
ne zreorganizovane, taktiez refe-
raty cirkevne verejnyeh prac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-20

Papissox6 mestsln6 60-halier-, !,
nilxy. Kastnpcoyia Prahy, Brati-I
slavy a Brna sa usniesli, ze memo
van6 mesta yydajd papierove SO
halierniky, aby ceily nndzi q
sdrobne peniaze.
Kol 'ko potravin potrebuje
dSR. dov&zat'7 Ola Uradneho
Listu ministerstva yyzivy must
me dovazat' . cudziny: 5000
xoznov miiky, 10000 voznov obi
liza, $500 voznov ryze, 800 voz-
nov zemiakov, $500 voznoy hova-
oziny a 1900 voznov masti.
Spanielsl1y Llas tS. repub-
like. Madridska correspondence
de Espana" pfse 0 0S. republike: !:
TO ysetkych statov, ktore ma
s'edkom vojny povstaly k nov;,-
,nu zivotu, je Ceskoslovenska re-
publika bez vsetkeho sporu ton
zcmou, ktora Cd pryeho okamihu
prejavila najvacsiu politick1 IRA
/! lost, najvacsie pochopenie svo-
jich zaujmov, najlepsiu pohoto-
| yost' k sdzitiu vel kymi a sta
rymi statni a k ziskaniu vynika-
]ilceho miesta medzi mimi. Treba
postavit' ma pranier cast rak1s-
kej nemeckej tlace pre- jej falos
a 1skocnost'. Rampant tej ide 6
to, ably prer1sila mierumilovnJ
ziVot republiky Ceskoslovenskej
a znivocila jej vynikaj1ce dspe-
chy. Politika ceskoslovenska usi-
laje sa to, aby zalozila Stat ma
zasadach slobody, demokracie a
spravedlnosti.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-20
STAVKA MA KoSICKo-BoHU-
MINSKEJ ZELEZNICI SKoN-
CENA.

z Kosfc pfsu: z riaditel 'stva ko-
sicko- -bohumfnskej zeleznice 50
dozvedame, ze stavka ma kosicko-
bohumfnskej drahe vznikla vo
vrltockych dielnach, ku ktorym
sa pripojily yrdtecke zasobarnE
topiarne, personal v topiarnach
a -vlakovy personal Novel, Vsi, to-
piarna kosicka atd'. Prevoz mu-
sci byt' ciastocne obmedzeny, ma
tratiach Presov-Bardijov Presov
Orlov zastaveny. Ma hlavnej ira
to, pomocou ceskeho exponovane-
no personalu, udrzovaly prevoz
vsetky osobne rychlfkove vlaky
al jeden zrychleny nakladny vlak
tiez behom stavky." Stavkuj1ci-i
mi boil kladene poziadavky o.
hi 'adne prfdelu milky, cukru, no.
vych zemiakov a npravy platov.
Bolo docielene dohody a zriaden-
ci sluzby topierenskej, strojnei,
stanienej zapocali pra-
GU. Personal dielen a zasobaren
nastnpil pracu 8. julia a s. hod.
rano. Priebeh stavky boil ysade
dplne pokojny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-20
800 vagonov noveho obilia VIC

500 vagonov noveho obilia VIC
mlynoch. Zatva ma celom Sloven.
sku nachodi sa uz V plnom pride
a robotn1ctvo pracuje vSade Wy
trvale al po zakonom stanovenej
dobe pracovnej. Podl'a zpravy
Zemskeho obiIneho nstavu v Bra-
tislave bolo uz disponovane do
mlynov 1900 vagonov noveho
obilia, ktorych podl'a priblizne
ho OIL 'adu je uz asi polovica Ia
mleta, takze v najkratsej dob
mono ratat' mukou tohoroc-
nej zatvy. Mika tato bude pri-
delena okresom, kde je najvacsi
nedostatok.
Minister Vrbensky ma Sloveu-,
sko. Minister verejnych prac
odobral sa Is. julia na Slovensko
a do Podkarpatskeho Ruska, kde
prevedie inspekciu tamojsich
statnych podnfkov.
linz. Stefan Jansak viadny po.
radca pre- verejne prace Slovenska
vydal tito knihu: Mierova
smluva s Mad 'armi.'' Obsahuje !:
Uvod. Veci politicke. Veci kul-
ti1rne. Veci hospodarske. Spe-
! cielne veci ceskoslovenske. Ho-
spodarske vzt t'ahy medzi terito-
riami byyvaleho Uhorska. Proti-
recenia mad 'arskej odpovedi.
Vyslo v Bratislaye 1920. Tlacou
"Univerzium.''
Prve asentyrky roenikov yojnou
povinnych budn pocitkom augu.
sta. Rocniky vojnou povinne SIT:
1900 Il. trieda), 1899 CT. trieda)
a 1898 CHI. trieda). K asentyr-
kan musia list ii cudzinci, Kto-
ri ziskali statne prislusenstvo
1 ceskoslovenske.
| Hlinkova strana v Abauj-
skej sa rozpadlva. Prichodia zpra
Ivy z mnohych obcf Abaujskej,
ktore svedGia nevysvetlitel nom
hnutl rol'nickych vrstiev, 0 pod
statnej zmsne Y politickom maize
rani slovenskeho l'udu v zupe A.
baujskej. Ma agitaciu knazov,
'Storf odjakziya neukazali sa ia
priatel 'ov, sloYenskeho l'udu, ba
ktorl sa "a jeho rec j teraz han
bia, hrnu sa v Tahanoyciach, '
Kos. Vsechsvatych, Y Pol'anke, Y
Haniske, Y semsi, Y Novocanoch,
Y saci, Buzinke atd'. do tabora
/ krest'. socialnej strany taxi, g
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-20
General Pelle. Pred niekol'-

- General kelle. Fred nlekOl,-
kymi tyzdnami slavilo sa v Pra-
he vyrocie prfchodu generala
Pelle a francdzskej vojenskej mi
sic do nasej Cs. republiky. O O.
sobe gen. Pelle treba sdelit' ME-
kol 'ko dat. Narodil sa roku 1863
a studoval ma vysokych skolach
vojenskych vo Fontaineblau. A.
ko kapitan Dol na Madagaskari a
" inych franci1zskych koloniach.
Potion boil pri generalnom armad-
aom stabe a niekol 'ko rokov ako
yojenske atase v Berline, kde po-
znal vybojnd povahu nemeck1.
Odtial Dol vyslaty do Marokka a
na zaciatku svetoyej vojny Dol
poyolany do hlavneho stanu ako
7astupca sefa generalneho stabu
gen. Joffre. Potion boil velitel l'om
l53. diyizie, velitel'om 5. armad-
neho sboru. Viedol 1spesne boje
Ma fronte nemeckej a-osvedcil sa
ako vit'a Y pamatnych bojoch
pri Noyone, Amiensi, al ma Che
min des DANES, pri Espernay,
yynntil 81 priechod cez rieku We
sic atd'. Pod jeho velenim boly j
nase cs. dobrovol 'nfcke sbory,
ktore 81 neobycajne obi 'ubil pre-
ich hrdinskost a lasku k vlasti.
zostal i'm verny prisiel k nam,
aby tn stvoril noyu, samostatnd
akaznend / arrSad du I eeskoslo
ski. M d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
D'AnnunZio T. Fight Italy
In Effort To Hold Fiume

Rene. Dec 22.-Replying to tie ul-
timatum of General Caviglia, COM
mandirg the Italian forces surround
ing Fiume, Gabrielle d'Annunz:o an.
nounced today that he would maintain
his attitude and would not recognize
the treaty of Rapallo. D'Annunzio in
formed General 'Caviglia that he had
decided to resist.
General Cavill:a's u1timatum de-
manded the disbandment of DAN
nunzo's forces. the evacuation of the
Islands of .Albe and Veg.ia and the
release CT Italian war material in
F:ume. D'Annunzio was given until {
o'clock this evening TO reply to the ul
timatum.
General Cavigl:a now will proclaim
a strict blockade OF Fiume and the
lands Of Veglia and San Marcos, j.
was announced. The new blockade. i
is said, will completely isc!2te the
territory occupied by D'Annunzic
ficm the rest OF the world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
GIRL >RI'RNS TO DEATH
As FATHER breaches

punxsutawucy, Pa, Dec. r..
While me Rev. C.. i. Wayne. clergy
nan ol Grange, near here, was
7rcarhjng th4 funeral service Of q
nar:shiorer some distance from his
home, MS daughter Dolly, aged 5
ears. was ngrned 70 death in her
home.
Mrs. Wayne had gone to the barn
o investigate disturbance among
,aer chickens and on returning to the
1ouSe about 1--WE minutes later found
-he child dad. The littla one had
1een burned in The kitchen almost to
a crisp.
Her clothing mad evidently. IL
7ited f,on flames in an open CRATE:
Curiously e9ough the little one met
her death at about the same time
her father closed the funeral sermon
Of his parishjoner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
f'incastle Negro to be
Placed on Trial Soon

Roanoke, Va, Dec. 222.--.As soon
a. lie rccoverS from wourI received
when he was surrounded and captured
by posse near Tr1Gtvi!le. Va. early
yesterday, Edmund Thompson, th'
negro whp killed, WHITE boy AM;
wounded three othells at FincastIs
last Saturday night, viii be r!acc''
en- trial in the county court at Fin
cas:a, Commcnwea>5h's Attorney Re:d
Of -Botetourt County. announced las.
night. Tire negro was brought Z ts
R5anoke and placed in the ja:l iE:;r-
nary. HIS wound i not >"rios=.
IhomrSon was surrounded in :
wood ami was net taken unit. he had
been she: down. HIS capture wa
brcuyh: aaclt by white woman a: a
farmhouse. Thompson applied TO her
for breakfast. whcrNpon she "avT
him something to ea.t and telephones
for the sheriff.
TIE shooting occurred when Fhomr
=u? was argcrcd by the throwing q
f:rec,ackcrs under his fcs.. lLe f;ref
INTO the e,cwd cf boys five tanes
Officers, arrested him, but re wa
soon taken away from Them h!' m}H
from which he later escaped. remain
r.s at large until yesterday mbrninc
The rcgro is SAID b. Ro;&tour'
County officers nrt 70 be serious"
wcur.lrd. He was struck in the raci-
ana scalp by small sho; frcm shot.
gun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
Army Flyer Tries to
Break Worlds Record
For Endurance

New York. Dec. 22.--Mitchesl .Avia-
ton Field biazed with briliance last
right under the shafts of searcnlights
guiding the flight of Lieut.. Ross O.
Kirkpatrick, army pilot, who ascend
ed a. 7.35 O'Clock this morning in an
attempt to break the worlds record
far endurance flying. !:
At 10 p. m, when the hum of Kirk
'patrick's 10-passenger biplane could
be heard distinctly above the field, the
flyer had been up more than IA
hours. He has undertaken to stay in
the air continuously from Sd to 81
hours. The worlds record for the
fat is "a houns 19 minutes and I sec
on..$:s. established at Villesauvage La
France, June 81, by the
Farman Goliath, two. motored
French machine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
K. Of c. Celebration
Sixth Annual Affair Tonight at st
Mary's Hall

F1tzgrra!d Council, Knights Of 60
lumcus. has completed arrar -@nent
for their Chris mas &c chrst.on wh'c'
W.! be held IN s.. Mary's Half tn
evening, following the cxcmo,ificatior
If the second degree Of the order. HE
program includes buffet supper. :;
smoker, an entertainment and ta'
rafting of a large turkey ard The dl-
t-ii,u;icn Of Christmas presents To-
each Of the members attending.
The Christmas er.terrainmeH; ceE@
bra;;on waa inaugyrated <:S years a e
by the lc~a! council. and TINS year th
ever. premises, to eclipse anytAin
hr'd in, previous years. All member
attending will cninv . most interest.
ing evening. and it is expected :ha
. capacity hall viii be n atterfance
Charles Raynnord HeHnuth' rs ir
charge of arrangements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
Firemen Elect
L. f. Uhler Heads Reliance Fire En-
CINE Company

The Reliance Fire Engine Company
at its annual meeting held last night
elected the following officers 10 serve
for the year:
L. E. Uher. president; J. s. Doug
las, first vice president; c. ". Flet-
cher, second vice president: A. S. Man
kin, secretary; W. f. Pierpoinv. as
sts.ant secretary; Conrad Schwab,
treasurer; F. X Davis. recorder;
Charles R. HUMPHREYS, captain; Roy
C. Bragg, first lieutenant; Warren
Zimmerman, second lieutenant; 7. L.
Raven, commander cf hose.
The executive committee is COM
posed Of ]. S. Douglas, c. W. Flet-
cher A s. Mankins ,''
The company decided 70 hold its
an-aai banquet New Years. eve night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
80 BARS IN IERl SALEM
OR TRANS TO HOLY PLACES

J."n.!.,n, De" 22..-Rnnald St"rrs:
governor nf .Icr&salenl. who de-
..r:ini himself as the Successor Of
'or.ius PLAT. was entertained al
rn~acon Yesterday bv tie Overseas
''lrh and Patriotic League. Among
is own acts as Governor, said Mr..
.itorrs, was to prohibit drinking har?s
- ihnv seemed 90 wholly out ot
:-"cnin- with the surroundings and
'l,e High Commissioner had extend
ID this prohibition to the whole of
PALESTINE.
Hs rcplv to a request for a con-
s.css;nn To- run trans 70 Bethlehem
md the Mcunt of Olives was that
he first rail section would se laid
,yer the body of the Governor. He
1ad forbidden the use Of stucco and
corrugated iron within walls and also
he destruction of buildings w;thT;
permission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
Valera Safe 10 20 TO
Britain. Officials Claim

London, Dec. 22.-Ihe British cab
let today decided that i Eamor De
Rlera returned to England he would
1t he arrested nor in.erfercd with
any way.
Neither his baggage nor his papers
Ell he searched. He will be treated
Eth the same freedom in ENGLAND
ary ether foreigner. IF he wishes
en to Ireland it is improbable that
|e government will interfere.
The cabinets decision was taken
ter conversation between the prem
r, Lord French, the viceroy, and
|r Hamar Greenwood. chief secre-
ry FOR Ireland.
lin view of the fact that De Valera
capped from prison and made his
by to New York without passport;
view Of the uneXpired term still
krc.;ng ever his head and in view
his statements approving the Irish
hrfarc. this decision of the cabi-
i is of exceptional Importance.
! 1t is believed in Downing Street
lat De Valera will go to France or
|me American ship ard attemp;
|om there to assume direction OF
fish politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
S1,000,000 Acca Home
shriners Form Corporation for Big
Temple ut Main and Laurel
StrppfS

At the thirty-fourth annual meet
ng of the AccGs Temnlc Mobiles OF
he Mystic Shrine which was held in.
he Masonic Tcmnle last night, def
IKE. although tentative plans wcrc
oad" fnr the erection Of the new on"
million dollar mosque, which IS to
70 built on the lot recently acquire"
the corner Of Main and Laurel
treatS. !. vas one Of the most i'm
,ortant meetings held By thnt organi-
";ion for some time. Officers were
'lected and reports from the various
ommittocs read. Almost every
Member Of the order was present.
The new mosque is to be one Of
u finest Buildings in the city. Every
onv.nicrcc suitable to q club is tc
,e installed. An auditorium large
nou"h to<hold about 4,01a nroplc Is,
. be built, together with howl!n"
ileys. gymnasium hug" dinin" hall.
'anca hall and & dormitory with 200
ocms for the accommodation Of the
ut rt town guests.
Initiation fees were raised from
,;75 % 500, and reports were read
" thr board Of trustees and the
Shriners' Beneficial Fund Association
f shr;ac. Plans for making an at
cmrt to get the, new Masonic Home
or Crippled Children located in
Richmond were discussed during the
noeiing.
Walker c. Cottrell was elected il
ustyiorS rotcntate. and Edwin 6.
Schmidt was chosen chief rabhan
Other officers wcra elected as fol-
'1ws: Assistant rabScn, George II.
Vcsscr; hiyh priest and prenhet.
"hos Whittct; Oriental %',;da. Hugh
: Foster: treasurer. Howell r. W"is-
ger: recorder. James II. Price; first
.ercmoNial master, Garter y. Will
':aMs. Jr.. second ceremonial mas
or. !. T. Palmatnry: marshal. p. c.
: ew;S. Jr. cantain Of the guard, l..
:. West. outer %nard Oscar J. Adj
ms: property man, James A. Lamp
';in.
February 10 has been set as tn"
late for the next ceremonial session
# tic Shrine. which will be held in
he Masonic Temple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
Accidentally Shot
Solder Gets Bullet in Thigh Wher
Weapon Drops From Holster

A soldier said to be named w. S
Downs was accidentally shot at $3.50
o'clock this morning while in Lipps'
lunchroonI 72l King street. The
wcar5h was in his holster and drop
ped out as he walked toward the
cc:ntcr and the bullet entered his
right thigh. Two companions with
him placed him in their automobile
and rushed him 10 the Alexandra
Hospital where he was treated ny DR.
6. B. Moore.
The soldiers told MIR. Linps that
they carried their weapons in such Il
manner in the holster that they
would ha prepared for an emergency
owing to the numerous hold-ups now
in progress all over the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
t-rges Navy Radios Use
For News of World

Washington. Dec 22.--,Ut:lizatie!i
+ me naval RADIO service in its other
wise DE hours 10 keep the people Of
he United States in tough with events
n other parts Of the world, is to be
,r@eH before the Merchant Marine
"cn'm:;":ee of the House tomorrow
The radio facilities aa,e ile the
:rea.cr par- cf the time. although
s;icns aye manned the tui twenty
fcc,r hours cf the day. The present
proposal. to which the Navy Depart
mex: Is favorable, would permit tie
:~nd;rg CT press messages.
The cable companies DO not oppafe
the proposal. Their lines are now uSt!
% capacity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
RECENT DEATHS

Mrs. Alma Buckley. thirty-cight
years old. died yesterday in a Wash
ington Hospital Her body was
brought to Demaine's chapel and the
funeral will take place at. , o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from Pohick
Episcopal Church.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Carroll.
4 former resident who died in Wash
ington ct 81 G street southwest,
will take place at $3.50 o'clock tomor
cow morning from ST. Mary's Church
md burial will be in st. Mary's GEM
etery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
FACULTY MEMBERS
TO TOUR COUNTRY

charlottesville. Va. Dec. 22.--Thc
entire faculty of the University Of
Virginia will 90 on series u 'barn
stornin@" tours for the Centennial
Endowment Fund during the Christ
mas holidays.
Nearly 100 members Of the teach
ing staff met here last night and
were addressed hy President Edwin
4. Alderman ard Armistead VI.
nobie. executive director Of the
fund All agreed that the import.
ance Of raising the three million dol
lars ior the university is worth sac
rficirg part Of the holidays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS

Charles II. Callahan, Commissioners
Of revenue. Will address the League
CT Women Voters promptly at 7.3o p.
m. Monday, December q at the
chamber cf commerce. Owing to an
cut cf town engagement. a latr hour
that evening Mr.. Callahan will begin
speaking promptly at the above hour
and all womea Of the city are cor
dislly irvited to be present.
DR.. Louis F.. Fculks. city health Of
ficer will also talk about the work o.
the health department, and the value
cf such a department to city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
Lifts Hip Liquor" Ban
In Chicago for Christmas

Chicago, Dee. 22.-P"l:re Chief,
Charles Fitzmorris sends this Christ
mas greeting to ."c people o. IN!
cagO:
merry Christmas to ona and all.
If you tote nip liqJor dur =, IN.
sacred season, our dcnar''"cnr will.
not interfere. We are TOO h'lsr look
irC for bandits 10 bother about What
you lave IN your pocket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-22
/ andis, Won't Jail 6 Thieves Because
Cattle King is Ont

Chicago, Dee. 222.--,]udge kenne-
-ew NJ Lands yesterday refused to
-; ;erce six men charged with steal.
n. SIX sacks OF sugar from t,ain;
n interstate commerce after learn
a~ that President Wilson had last
week granted a pardon to james J
Dorsey. cf Gilbert, H.. known as the
millionaire Cattle King"
Dorsey was sentenced TO s years
n Federal prison by Judge lands
't'tcr conviction of selling several
housard head Of tubcrcuiar cattle
.hrou1hnut the West under forged
yanor< representing them as govern
merit tested ard healthy. He begar
-c,.irg his sentence .Iure i, 1919,
.as- Iuiv President Wilson CIT tho
..rtnn"e 20 four years. At that t;mt
fudge Lambs in open court lecla ra':
u could rot "urderstan nd the work
.ry<" IL the Presidents mind.
81 cant sentence thcs" men witt
y. fiarscy thing fresh in my mind, -"
!ud~r I.ard:S declared in court yes-
,or.Iav. "DcrSev'S activities ran ilth
..iir thousands nf dollar while these
;,,pn stole OILY "A few hundred do.
;.rs' worth Of merchandise. J viii
.ont:.ua This case indefinitely