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The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

1890 ACRES-Good house, with large and water
pped in kitchen, gas, on phone line, daily mail on
star route, good wind mill and well that cannot be
pumped dry l80barrei cisten and there l30
broken for cultivation. Included with this place
As head of good White Face cattle, 10 good horses
and about 100 chickens also full line of farm marhin
cry work this property about tons of alfalfa enough
feed this stock the balance of this winter house
hold goods and small lot of coal This land is all of
Sections IS and p and the west half of % in Township
TO- Range 65 West, 9th Principal MERIDIAN. Located
just one-haf mile from state highway and 20 miles
northeast of Cheyenne. PRICE: A thirty day option
holds good this until April Is 1920 at $4,000
After that period the will not sell the increase
from his stock and the grain condition will merit
sale of his place this figure. The equipment this
place will invoice $1,000.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Socrates Sewers, states The Mexico
Evening Ledger, rises to compliment
those young men who had the fore
sight TO wed on February 20. They
reduce the annual misunderstanding
for having overlooked the date in a
proportion that makes all other BRIDE
grooms green with envy.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Frank Harrell who aided in an at
tempted robbery at the home of his
wife's aunts, Miss Martha and Miss
Amanda Howdesell, between Liberty
and Excelsior Springs, last December
pleaded guilty and was sentenced TO
eight years in the penitentiary by
Judge Ralph Hughes in the district
court
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

One college graduate makes s10,-
receives $4,000 a year for running the
college dining room. more than any
professor on the faculty is getting.
The Joplin Globe says there must be
more money in food for the body than
in food for the mind.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

When the Boonville high school was
singing wait for the Wagon" it oc-
CURED to the Central Missouri Repub-
lican that in these days OF high pow
er motor cars, when many run hither
and thither, folks don't have time to
wait for the wagon.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

The Liberty Advance says that Ern-
est G. Simrall will enter the race for
state senator from the third district
and adds, His formal announcement
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

will appears later, as he is loath to be-
gin campaigning so early in the con-
test"
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

fireplace The logs are hollow and
give an air circulation from the top
10 the bottom Of the walls and COM
pletely around the building.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Robert Earl Lambert of Princeton
has been appointed secretary TO Con-
gresham ]. 1. Milligan of the Third
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Fruit prospects in Missouri are good
with little winter killing reported.
Apple buds are SO per cent normal and
peach buds SO per cent, poorest in
the northern section and best in the
southern.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Uncle Sam collected s109 in revenue
stamps on the farm exchange by
Henry Jones and Henry Akeman in
which the Jones farm was valued at
$40, $50 and the Akeman farm at $685.
5sS, total of s1Os,73S.-Slater News
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Ninety-six candles were on the birth
day cake of Mrs Nancy Cameron
when she celebrated her anniversary
March s. Mrs. Cameron is the oldest
resident OF Saline County.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Fire destroyed the knights of Pyth-
las home at Boonville, valued at $780,
900. This is the second fire in Boom
willie within three week where the
loss Is estimateJ by tens OF thousands
Of dollars
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

One day last week a Cedar County
man marketed 131 hens, for which he
received 1921 and the FL Dorado News
says it can remember when It took a
good sized drove of hogs to bring that
much money.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

District. Friends of Mr.. LAM bert say
that he refused an offer with an oil
company, to accompany Congressman
Milligan to Washington.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

a suit was filed yesterday by Attor-
ney J. w. Wight, Jr., for Roy Adams
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

The old Iron Bridge distillery near
Liberal, has stock of more than one
million dollars worth Of whiskey. A
barrel was stolen recently valued at
about S4,s00.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20


in favor Of the minister marriages
too.
When Roy d. Williams says the
Central Missouri Republican, accepted
a co-partnership in law firm in
Kansas City, Boonville felt a distinct
loss. For the first time since 1910
Boonoille is without a man bearing
the name of Williams, from the orig
inal Williams family that came to
Boonville In 1870. when Marcus WILL
Jams, steamboat captain, miller, con-
tractor and farmer established him
self there. The growth OF Boonville
has been associated with the mem
bers of this family.
or special interest at the farmers
exhibitions in Columbia during Farm
ers' Week. was the apple known as
the Lady Apple, shown by C. c. Bell
| of Boonville, says Mosby's Missouri
Message. This apple was discovered
over three hundred years ago and its
kind is just about extinct. Probably
Mr.. Bell's orchard is the only one
bearing in Missouri. 1t requires four
teen years for this particular fruit to
bear and their scarcity makes them
highly priced apple. They sell for
SIS per bushel.
The Woman in Black has disappear
ed as mysteriously as she made her
appearance and Milan now breathes
easily.
William Tracy, age 90, one Of the
oldest residents of Skidmore is criti-
cally III at his home from a complica-
ton of diseases
Missouris state fair will be held in
Sedalia, August 1921 this year, ac-
cording to an announcement by Sec
retary L. G. Bylander.
George W. Gibson, who was the first
white child born in Lynn County. died
Friday at the Vaile sanatarium, 1nde-
pendence. He was SO years old,
The fellows who married in Febru-
airy, notes the Chula News, never stop
ped to think how short a time it would
be until bills came due the first of
March.
The old Iron Bridge distillery near
Liberal, has a stock of more than one
million dollars worth Of whiskey. A
barrel was stolen recently valued at
about s4,sOO.
The Liberty Advance says that Ern-
est G. Simrall will enter the race for
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

A copy of the Macon Dairy Chron-
Iicle-llerald goes TO the Jerusalem
Daily News today with a letter re-
Iquesting the courtesy Of an exchange
Jerusalem ought to be interested in
Missouri, reasons the Macon editor
She gets the musscl shell buckles
from which pretty little shrines are
made from mussels found on the Mis-
souri, shores of the Mississippi river.
Then, it may be recalled, the man
who made Jerusalem famous in his
"1nnocents Abroad" was born here.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Squire b. +. letter, Bates county
justice, has married 375 couples in
his twenty years of official tenure,
And notwithstanding a Chicago min
lister has asserted that marriages per-
formed by civil magistrate do not
stay hitched as well as those perform
ed by preachers, we venture that quite
as many of them resulted happily as
If some one else had performed the
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
Delightful Wool Dress Fabrics
-Deliphtful Weaves and Colorings

wool Dress Goods seetion-Frst Floor
Scarlet Serges--For mddies-all wool good quality. 3S
Polo CIOth-Tan and champagne for sports coats 66
Inches wide yard ..',....''..'' .SSoo anu SloVo
Kittens Ear BFoadcloth-B Black only-has beautiful
chiffon fnish-5i inches wide yard $500
New Tricotines-Au wool beautiful spring shades, for
suits skirts drcsses-colors black. midnight navy
brown aupe, myrtle mole, tan medium grey and cadet
4s 10 81 Inches wide. yard $3.50, $500 $3.50
Suiting Scrges--52 inches widC-s3.5O quality-S0O
yards In au-baCk, navy and midnight blue-Suaran-
iced all wool Special yard rd,,.,................S $500
New Coangs Irfdosnent Siiyertone Bolivia Cords and
Frost GOw56 Inches wide, yard $3.50 and $1,000
Plaid Skirtng-Beautifu combinations most all colors
Sc inches wide yard rd.,.,,,..,,..... $3.50 10 $1,000
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Regular sizes, each. ..........' slO
Extra sizes each. ,.....,...'. '..'.'''''' 'Sl'<o
Womens Cotton Union Suits-Pink or white--tisht oI
umbrella knee-made with shoulder strap or bodice
style
Regular sizes, each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NC
EXtr sizes, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S''oV
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
New Arrivals In
Art Needle
Section
Third Floor

ported Teddlcs,
Gowns and CamisOIcs-
For wOmen's, Infants
and children's dresses
stamped In dainty pat
terms for spring,
each .,..s s1.OO 10 $500
Buffet and IMnchcon
Sets 10 match,
set........75c 90 $3.50
Yarns! Yarnsi - All
kinds and colors for
spring sweaters Spe-
chl instructions for
their making each Mon
day, Wednesday and
Friday, 2 TO 4 .. m.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

The fellows who married in Febru-
airy, notes the Chula News, never stop
ped to think how short a time it would
be until bills came due the first of
March.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

ceremony. We own a bit Of prejudice
in favor Of the minister marriages,
too.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
Wyoming Land Is
Advancing in Price!


a acr in n
YOU
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

George w. Gibson, who was the first
white child born in Lynn County. died
Friday at the Vaile sanatarium, Inde-
pendence He was So years old.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

(First FLOOR
WOmcn's All Pure silk
HOse-Made with dou-
bic sole and high
spliced heel, black only,
PAIR ........... So.OO
Wonien's Pure silk Hose
Made with Isle gar
ter top and Isle sole;
black white and all the
spring shades,
par -..... ...... So,oO
WOmcn's Pure SILK Hose
Made with lisle gar
ter top and Isle sole;
black, white and all OF
the spring shades,
pair '.....,,... $500
Women's Pure SILK Hose
Made with Isle gar
ter top and Isle sole.
black, white and all the
spring shades
par .............S2.oO
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

The Woman in Black has disappear
ed as mysteriously as she made her
appearance and Milan now breathes
easily.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

620 ACRES-Twelve miles from good town on highway,
all fenced 80 OF which subrrgaed and has been
in alfalfa This land be bought for SIS per
water be obtained for many is wanted.
At least 400 of this go be irrigated Water
is obtained from lake that several sections of
land and the person who buys this has first water right
The Great Western Sugar Beet Company experimental
with bees land near this section. They have pur
chased several sections near this Easy terms
both land and water rights can be arranged
$40 ACRES-One mile from section described above.
This section lays very nice and nearly all of which
be irrigated all fenced and ditch through place.
These places lay along the Big Laramie river and in
of the best hay and alfalfa sections of the country
This section is offered you for $40 per and
for be obtained for $500 per acre per year. OF
permanent water right be bought for $40 one
tenth cash and the balance in 10 equal payments.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Missouris state fair will be held in
Sedalia, August 1921 this year, ac-
cording to an announcement by Sec
retary L. G. Bylander.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

WomCn's Cotton NcstS-Pink or Whlte
made with shoulder straps or
bodice style
Regular sizes, each h......... SOC
Extra sizes, each ,.......... SOC
Women's PLAIN Lisle Vests - White
nnly-made with shoulder straps or
bodice style
Regular sizes, each. ........ 65c
Extra sizes, each. h............s0C
Women's silk IisIc Union SuiLs-Pink
or Whitc-tight or umbrella knee
made with shoulder straps or bodice
style
Regular sizes, each. $500
Extra sizes each ......,.. S2."S
Women's Cotton Union Suits-Pink or
white-ught or umbrella knee-made
with shoulder straps or bodice style
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

William Tracy, age 90, one Of the
oldest residents of Skidmore is criti-
cally III at his home from a complica-
ton of diseases
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

will appears later, as he is loath to be- Dis
gin campaigning so early in the con- tha
test" con
- Mil
Mosby's Missouri Message says +.
F. Stanton of the Bryant Springs poul- Q
try farm traded four hundred pigeons 900
to Wheeler Bros Of Scranton, Ia, for rec,
an automobile. coll
pro
NuiuS '"'ooS' near Ooiu'liola' the The
Centralia Courier says planted one and
three-fourths acres of ground in to- q, ,
bacco last year and raised 2,700 lbs.
which he sold for $3.50. v
sing
Ninety-six candles were on the birth cur,
day cake of Mrs Nancy Cameron l;oa
when she celebrated her anniversary or n
marcn D. Mrs cameron Is the oidest and
resident OF Same county wal
Fruit prospects in Missouri are good G.
WIN h''le winter hi'lihs reporteu' Eve
Apple buds are SO per cent normal and tho,
peach buds SO per cent, poorest in s;ob
the northern section and best in the rod,
southern. for
prol
Fire destroyed the knights of Pyth- -,
las home at Boonville valued at $780,
900. This is the second fire in Boon p
vile within three week where the gun
loss Is estimate, by tens OF thousands wat,
of dollars. held
by
One day last week Cedar County ma
man marketed 131 hens. for which he ing
received s2s1 and the FL Dorado News mad
says 1t can remember when 1t took does
good sized drove of hogs to bring that sort
much money
Uncle Sam collected s109 in revenue tenn
stamps on the farm exchange by wife
Henry Jones and Henry Akeman in Anna
which the Jones farm was valued at and
s4O,150 and the Akeman farm at $685. plea
5SS, total of s1Os,73S.-Slater News eigh
Judl
The sternwheel steamer Floyd, own cour
ed by Thompson Bros. of Hermann
sank in the Missouri river one day III
last week near Elliott station on the WIN
river route of the Mo. Pacific rail- meu
road. An attempt is being made to tom
raise the boat but the ice has interfer- the
cd with the work be d
Coy.
THE Tramps Are Coming" saws yarn
headline in the linton Times and DIR. Bluff
G. b. Swartz proposes that the city pro- boat
vide a way whereby these nuisances and
may have an opportunity to work for drur
their board by improving the city pour
streets as e.
hom
Robert Earl Lambert Of Princeton pour
has been appointed secretary 10 Con- are
gresham ]. L. Mnllgan of the Third fish
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-24
Chteji souditi "Garodejnici." "

' Ellwood City, Pa. obzalovana
Jest svymi pribuznymi ''carod9j-
nictvl" staTena rs rok1 stara. Au.
gustino Tartarcio. Sc slzami o.
cich stafena. nejvzdelanejsf cele
ita!ske tam usedle obce. stala We
stredu pred soudcem Swickem, "a.
dajici .aby il pomohl osyobozeni
cd nafcenf. iimiz stihana jest vlast-
mimi pribuznymi svymi. Soudce
ku iednani u>tanovil den 8. ledna.
A to vse dnes. We stoleti pokro.
ku! Nejvetsi pitomost. jakou kdy
svet znal, carod9jscvi. dosud strasi
v mozcich We hlouposti a predsud.
cich udrzovaneho lidu. ktery chce
v hloupos udrzovan byti! "Chte.
jlcim nedeie Sc kfivda.' pravi sta
re latinske prislovl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-24
Kid v Csl. Republice,

(Zprava CeskosIovenskeho VysIanec-
tvi We WGshington6.)
Stavkove hnuti skonceno, Rapu-
blice ie 1plny kid. Senat schvalil
rozpocet a nemeck5 resolucni navrh
1levacb pfi valecnych pdjckach
We prosp6ch hospodarsxv slabJch
iednotlivc6 spoleGenstev. Vsech.
ny ceske strany isou ochotny vyho-
YETI opravnenym n6meckym poza
davk1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-24
MlStnl zprdVy.
POIicelnf ruarSal v obiaIobE.

Marsal policie, Robert d. Carter,
q sergeant Maurice E. Pease. pred.
volani byIi dostayiti se k soudu 3.
ledna. Abs z0apogsaah se pfastup-
kG proti automobilovemu zakonu
vlastnictvi. Pfedvolani jest vysled-
KEN vysetfovani vedeneho komisa-
rem mad automobily, Baughma.
nem, kdyz jemu oznameno bylo ma
lezeni ukra3eneho automobile ga
ragi sergeanta Pease. Obzaloba
proti marsalu Carterovl Uni: "kou-
peni netitlovaneho automobilu po
l. zari. dni. kdy zakon W sci vplat-
most; uziti znacek pro jeden auto
mobil ma automobilu. pro ktery Ia
dn6 znacky vydany nebyly; vlastne.
nj automobile, pro ktery zadny
little" dan nebyl. Vedle obou. Car
terra Pease. obzalOvan tfeti, Ham
mond, pribuzny Carternv.
Pad Carter1v jest tento: Pred
6vema mesici byla podana pred ko-
misarem mad automobily zadost' o
udeleni titulu ku AUTOMOBILE tirrny
Chevrolet roku 1918. Zadost
podepsana: Robert D. Carter. per
N. C. H. (posledni pismeny jsou
pocatecni jmena Hammondova, vnu.
ka marsaIova). V 5adosti uvede-
no, re automobil koupen byl 2. "a
ri 1920 cd Xaviera Watsona, 370l
Greenmount avenue. Xavier Wat
son, jest II roku stary. student 2
Loyola koleie. Popira, ze kdy Che
vrolet automobil mel, ale pfiznava.
ze jehc stryc Peter B. Kelly. byva-
II saloonik, els. 89l Greenmont ave.
podobnou karu mu sllbiI ze pa.
Dir ma karu dostal ma iare l1fadOv-
ny atomobiloveho komisare. ale ze
nevedel CO papfr znamena, ze tento
dal stryci Kellymu.
P1vodni znamka ma Chevrolet
dana byla :. 1918 ma jmeno TX.
Watson +" Watson tvrdi, Re tu zad'
ny K. Watson neni. Tato znamka
nesouci {. 62s5S jest voditkem '
obzalobe proti Hammondovi ana l
neho nalezena byla. .ukryta iehc
1Tadovn9 v Calvert budove. Oba,
iak Carter tax Pease, mlci.
TnSpekce pOlicie divkon.
Padesat strazc1 vereine bezpec
nosti ma severni policejni stanic
podrobeno bylo 1tery inspekc
provedene sestnact rok1 starouIdiv-
kou. Madeline Crane, ktere nejakJ
hfisnS policajt ma ulici ukradl hu
bicku. Inspector v suknich hfisni
ka v fadach stoiicich policist1 ne
nalezl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-24
Zpravy Csl. Tiskove KaneeIafe.

Zam9stnanf bramborarskeho pr1-
myslu letosni sklizni:
ID - Lihovary mohou zpraco-
vati jen vadne brambory vIastnf
sklizn6 az do 25 procent pTedepsa-
neho kontingentu budou pro ne
disponovany brambory zyneiblizsiho
okoli. pri cemz mali prednost ma
prideI lihovary druzstevnf. 2.)
Skrobarny dostapou ma Slovensku
1900 vagon1 ostatnich zemich
statu tez 1900 vagon1 brambor1
zdravych. dale ma SlovensKu a "a
padni casti Republiky az 1900 va
CONT bramborG vadivych. z toho
to pffdelu m1ze byti kryta potfeba
skrobu Republice Ceskoslovenske
ma 6 mesic1. Brambory vadne mo-
hou Sc zpracovati Timed. zdrave te-
prve po 20. Tiinu. pTipadne pozde-
il. - 3D. Susarnam dovoluje Sc
zpracovani vadnych brambor1 az do
1000 vagon1. Bramhory vadne
budou placeny producent6m Gene
25 Kc. "a q & 100 ky 2.2 lib.
rach) a cena pTidelovaci pro pr1-
myslove zavody stanovi sc ma 40.
Kc
= StTedni hospodafsk4 zelinar-
ska-semenafska skola v Caslavi otev-
fena byla slavnostn9 dne 25. zari
1920. Reditelern jmenovan di-
plam. agronom B. Prochazkss
- Neiyyssi ceny pro len stonko-
w sklizn6 1920 stanoveny takto: a.
"a voln9 rosenS len stonkov5 neilep-
81 jakosti 200 Kc; b. "a stonkovy
len neroseny, a jakosti 120 Kc.; c)
"a rosene a kerosene my stonkove
druh6 a tTeti iakosti prim6fene
nizsi ceny. Ceny rozumeji Sc 100
kg franko stanice nakladaci aneb
franko trina.
- Susiti repu letosni repove
sklizne povoleno jen tenn zavod1m
K vyrobe kavovych nahrzek, ktere
ie az dosud vyrab6ly vyIucne re re.
py.
- Vysledek soutaze motorov1ch
pluh1 v UhTinevsi. V celkove w.
konnosti ohledem ma kvalitu pra-
ce spotrebu paliva, jew Sc die roz-
hodnutf posuzujicf komise soutezi
motorovych pluhn, pofadane Zeme-
deIskou Jednotou CSR Uhrinevsi
tento poTad soutezicich strojd: z
nesenych pluh1 "Praga" lehci tyr
i tezsi typ "Praga-Skodovka"
Excelsior" a z traktor1 "Case' g
Fiat; jako prechodny typ 1cast'
nil Sc souteze stroj "Stamag" KITE
ryz nedosahnul vykonnosti ami jed
noho stroje z predchazeiicich.
= Vyrobou uhli z celullossy bude
sc zabVvati akciova. .spolecnost kterS
sc letos ma podzim ustavila Praze
Druzstevni cinnost : Podkar
patske Rusi. V polovici dubna
1920 konala Sc ustavujlci valna
hromada Zemske druzstevni jednoty
| v Uzhorod9. ktera zalozila cd Is
dubna do konce srpna celkem 10s
druzstevni podniky Podkarpatske
. Rusi to potravnich ma vesnicich {
v mestech mensich "a, skladistnfct
4. uv6rnich 8. vyrobnich l6. Mi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-24

mo to zalozila Jednota vlastni obc
hody v. Uzhoroda. Munkaci. Pereci-
ne, Velke Levliusi. Tiaceve Dol
ze. Ma podn6t Jednoty ustavilo &c
v Uzhorode "a 1casti 1stfedni Jed
noty ceskych hospodafskych spole.
censtev, Ceske zemed6lske spolecno-
sti pro zpen6zeni a zvelebeni chovu
dobytka iakoz dobytkarskeho dru-
zstva Bratislave autonomnl Dolby
tkaTske Druzstvo. ktere sc bude
starati nejen zpenezeni, ale i
zdarn5 chow dobytka v Podkarpats-
ke Rusi Akci postaven cello zna-
my ukrajinsky druzstevnik Vasii
Struk ze Lvova. Krone toho zalo-
zen svaz wharf. jezto vinafstvi Y
Podkarpatske Rusi znameDa neisst
81 pffrodnf bohatstvi. Je zde vice
nez 4600 nadhernych vinohrad0.
= RoInicky akciovy cukrovar
! N9mcicich ma Hane pocne po Zave.
denf vyroby krystaloveho cukru w.
rabeti kandys ktery sc dosud wy
rabel jen We Vrsovicich (fa Kohn a
Adler 90 n6mz je cizin6 velka
poptavka. N6mcickg cukrovar pa
til k neiv6tsim moravskym surovar-
nam; jeho kapacita kapani 1918
19 byIa l15.000 q suroviny.
- TOvaFna ma vyrObu krmiv ma
bgti die "Csl. Zem6d9lce" zflzena
BratislaV6. (Slovensko).
V5sledky. sklizne repy cukrov
ky. iak je bylo mono posoaditi DO
catkem hstopadu 1920, kdy az ma
nepatrne zbytky veskera repa byla
jiz dobyta. Cechach znacne zkla-
maly. Odhadovany vytezek repy
hektaru bylo nutno vseobecne snizi-
ii 20 Is procent. Vyssi cuker-
natost zdaleka tento schodek nevy-
vazi. Ocekava Sc ze Sc vyrobi me-
ne l 900. 900 q cukru. coz ovssm
znamena nejen velkou ztratu pro
domaci pr1mysI cukrovarnicky, ale
tez pro statnf pokladnu. l..
CeSkoSlOvenSke pravni zrfZenf v
americkem odbornem tiSKu.
Listopadove cislo mesicniku {"
Journal American Bar Association"
organu to advokatske komory U.
S. A. pFinasi ma dvodnim mist9 OBJ
sally clanek DIR. Jar. Vosky csI.
ministerstva spravedlnosti 2rav-
MIN zrizeni csl. republiky. Preklad
teto informacni stati obstaral Van
Svarc Csl. Tiskove Kancelafe We
Washingtonu.
Doporucuieme nasim krajanAm k
sireni znalosti mas americk5ch
kruzich!
BrnsSeIske konference skOnCeny.
Konference mezi Spojenci a Ne.
meckem konane Brusselu, hyly We
stredu skonceny. z konferenci che
strsny idou dom1 spokojeny. Spo-
jenci vedi. CO Nemecko ma a 'nem&
a Nemci zas vedi, ze ma Spojencich
6stupky 81 vyjednalo a vyiedna.
Konference seidou Sc znnvu 10. led
ma.
Nova uhelni 1mluva. pokracovani
Gmiuvy We Spa. tez u;ednana bvla.
N2mecko musi dale godvad6ti dva
miliony ton uhli mesicn9, ale Fran.
| Gle z toho dostane Iiz meme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-24

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Hoover zlGastni Sc SehIze.

ssHOOyer ZacaStni Sc Schlze.
Ma stat Maryland pfipada ku do
brovolnemu upsani obnos $500. 600
ma fund $33, 900. 900, kterym ziveno
bSti ma pdl ctvrta milion1 hlado.
vfcich dftek Evropshych ktery se-
bran byti ma We Spojenych Statech.
Herbert Hoover pfijede do Balti-
more. ably zde 80 prosince mluvil
We prospGch fondu.
Manzelka Obzalovana z yrazdy.
Pri inkvestu ma vychodni policej-
nj stanice obvinena byla vrazdy
ma manzeIu Anastazia John. jez
spolu, jak inkvest rozhodl. zavraz-
dila manzela. Nicka Johna. .13. pro-
since,s pomoci Thomase Liebbera
v Highlandtown. Liebber sc pfiz.
nal .ze sklatil 1derem sekyrky Johna
ma podlahu a ze Anas'azie Johnoya
ma to manzela sveho dorazila.
SyOboda jaKo VanOeni dar.
Petr Holzknecht Norman Jones
or propusteni byli We stfedu ze zalafe.
ma svobodu omilostnsni bvvse 60.
vernerem Ritchie. Holzknecht od
souzen byl svym casem ma 2 roxy a
Jones ma 6 mesicG.