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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-08

36-inch Novelty Foulards; c%olors.
navy, brown and cadet with white
scroll designs.
Sale Price, yard $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-08
Senator Tells Of Con-
ditions Menacing u. S
toonilnued from page onc.l

class which he said was now unor-
ganlzed and imperiled at both ends,
by increasing taxes inequitably as
scssed and passed on to them and by
the power In public business eXerclsed
by organized labor. II n q peril ne
said. which threatens destruction to
the middle class n the only SAFE
guard against destruction no found in
organization which would bring it's
own great political power into onfec-
tive action and cou%nteraction In The
political aud economic life OF the ma
ton.
Senator Thomas will leave for Den-
Yer tonight.
You will find it in our CLASH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-08

Before the var the British con
trolled tho coal trade of the seas.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY DAVID CORY

he went flying through the air almost
as swiftly as a swallow, and by and by
they crossed a meadow where big,
round dish was chasing a silver spoon.
"Hey, diddle, diddle,
The Cat and the fiddle,
The Cow jumped over the Moon.
The little dog laughed to see such
sport,
While the dish ran away with the
spoon"
And then the cat began to play
lively tune on her fiddle and the little
dog to laugh, so Puss asked Goosey
Gander to stop for awhile and see the
fun.
And wasn't 1t lucky he did, for just
at that moment a beautiful spotted cow
came across the meadow and the big
white moon came down from the sky
and stood still right overhead, not so
very high up, you know, about as high
as a church steeple.
Good morning" exclaimed the COW.
as she neared Puss Junior. Would you
like to see me jump over the moon2"
And then she told the cat to play faster,
while she pranced around keeping time
to the music. Suddenly, she exclaimed,
Faster! Faster! I'm going to get a
flying start!' and In another minute she
rose gracefully from the ground.
please be careful" warned the Man
In the Moon. Don't run your horns
into the green cheese"
Don't worry" she mooed, as she went
over the moon in a graceful curve. And
then she landed safely in a clover patch
at the other end of the meadow.
"Great! You did 1t spIendidly!" cried
Puss.
ooh, that's nothing she replied. and
without another word she began eating
the clover tops Just like any ordinary
COW. So Puss climbed onto Goosey Gan
der's back and set off once more upon
his Journey OF adventure.-Copyrigh
1920.
ITO be continued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A NeU Serial of Young Mdrri ed Life
BY ANN Isle

Then l took down the receiver and a
voice announced:
ITS Tom Mason, Mrs. Harrison. How
about that dinner you two good peoDl,
were going to give a lonely old bachelor!
I'm In the building now arranging some
business with one of my tenants-you
won't humiliate me by turning me down
will your"
And 1 couldn't refuse to let him come
Jim was a bit irritable about IT 7
suppose 1t was a relief to act like
regular man!
Now, look here, Anne, l wish vou'c
tell me clearly once for all Just why
we're in Tom Mason's apartment ana
what makes him think he can invite
himself to dinner"
In facing the big tragedy of his resir
nation from the army and the need ~
nnulng job, we had neglected to re.
vert to the discussion of nv moving
from the Walgrave So now. as oniatIy
ana simply as 1 could manage it
toid the whole story-my first Iuncheon
with Evelyn, my trip to the Mason SIN
dlo, my unhappiness at the WaIersva
ana the utter impossibility of morin.
TO Betty's apartment even if had want,
ed to.-Copyr'ght, 1920.
(To Be Continued.j
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
COAL SITUATION
TO BE GONE OVER
Nominees to Meet Governor to
Fix Definite Policy.

definite policy regarding the sup
plying of coal for the various penal and
Z Revolent institutions Of the state will
FIXED at q conference to be held be-
tween Gov. James P Goodrich. DR..
Carleton B. McCulloch and Warren T.
McCray, gubernatorial nominees Of the
democratic and republican parties, re-
spectiveIy, and Maurice c. shelton. sec
rotary Of the joint purchasing committee
Of the state, if the plans of Mr.. Shelton
are carried to completion.
The extreme difficulty met By the pur-
chasing committee Of the state to supply
coal for the states institutions has made
some action necessary and only through
definite fixed policy will it be possible
for the state to overcome this difficulty,
according to Mr.. Shelton.
The proposed plan of the purchasing
committee to obtain about 200 coal cars,
which would be used exclusively in
Transporting coal from the mines to the
state institutions. will be brought be-
fore the conference, as well as the idea
Of purchasing a mine to be used ex-
pressly in mining coal for the state.
The plan for the purchase of the coal
cars was announced Monday by Mr.. Shell
ton. but at the conference between mem
s Of the public service commission,
ZINE superintendent Of the coal-carrying
railroads Of Indiana, and several mine
officials, it was stated this plan would
be useless unless the state purchased and
operated its own mine.
The attendance OF DR.. McCulloch and
Mr.. McCray at the conference is believed
by Mr.. Shelton TO be imperative, as one
OF these men will be elected next Novem-
Der TO the position of chief executive of
the state, and it is desired that a fixed
policy be arranged now, with the con-
sent Of the incoming governor, which
would be following after the change in
administration.
The difficulties OF the purchasing com
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
LAST NIGHTS DREAMS
Did you dream of dice?
what They Mean

Did you dream of dice?
The general signihcation of a dream
of playing at dice is one of doubts and
risks, but If you should dream that you
win it is a sign of an Inheritance soon to
fall to you from an unexpected source.
The higher the points thrown in your
dream game the larger will be the legacy.
Most mystics are Of the opinion that
one who dreams of dice will be deceived
by supposed friends and win have to
guard himself carefully If he would
avoid business losses.
One special Specification of such a
dream is to beware Of men who will try
to do you an injury by underhanded
means
A Young and unmarried woman who
dreams of dice is warned to look care
fully into the conduct Of her lover-if she
has one-for he is apt to turn out to be
a gay and thoughtless fellow. who will
stand considerable reforming before
being married.
Another thing about dice:
If you dream OF them the probabilities
are that your own conduct needs mend
ing-Copyright, 1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
CHAPTER xLvI.


AT the end of weeks vain search
for work, Jim still contrived to appear
hopeful. He had a doggedIy amused air
that he seemed to think hid all his
worry and chagrin from me, and for me
each night there was little gift-early
raspberries or late roses. wondered
II he went without his lunches in order
70 buy them, for his appetite for din
ner paid such glowing tribute to my
cooking
Tonight he came in with a buoyancy
so staggering, so elaborate that I sched
to think how much energy he must be
spending on his play-acting. The cour-
age of him was splendid-but the big
gest thing about 1t was the fact that
ne was ready to do every bit of the
suffering-mine and his.
Oh, Jimmie, my darling-if only
could tell you how rich your chivalrous
unselfsh love makes mel But that
would not be fair, for then you would
know that your dauntless pluck had been
wasted.
well, little Princess, I've covered the
track of novelties from Yokohama RI
Cairo-and l think the Harrison family
Will have to start a factory to turn
out Japanese fans right here on ~.
premises" said Jim tonight as he Of
fered me my gift-a tiny box Of Canton
ginger
The telephone broke in on our CONVEX
sation and welcome-home kiss, and as
l crossed the room to answer It I found
myself praying that soon the country
for which they had fought would com.
piete her preparation for the work Of
lifting her returning heroes TO Jobs. For
already l was facing the after the war;
problem and seeing soldiers tragic
struggle to ind his place again in the
workaday world.
"Jobs-not bouquets" I murmured to
myself. "Oh! That will make a SPLEEN
did title for the next Haldane article"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
aPuss flew swiftly through the air."

"Puss few swiftly through the air."
so, of course, he forgot all about play
ing with the little kittens who had lost
their mittens, as he was going to do in
the last story, you know.
Come let us travel together" said
Puss, and this delighted the gander, for
he was dreadfully lonely at Dame Trot's
Inn, and felt sure she was feeding him
with lots of nice things just to make him
fat for, Christmas
So off they started, and the Gander
said: why don't you ride on my back
and I will fly. I'd much rather than
walk" Well, as soon as Puss was seated
on Goosey Ganders broad back, away
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
uses OF ASPIRIN
TOLD BY ''BAYER''
Bayer Company, who introduced
Aspirin Is years ago,
give advice.

When the Bayer Company introduced
Aspirin over eighteen years ago, physi-
clans soon proved it a marvellous help
in relieving Rheumatism, Colds, Head
ache, Neuralgia, Earache. Toothache,
Lumbago, Neuritis, Aching Joints, and
Pain in general.
To get this same genuine, world-fa-
nous Aspirin you must ask for "Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin" marked with the
"Bayer Cross" You will find safe and
proper directions in every unbroken
package.
Handy tin boxes Of II tablets cost
only a few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture Of
Observation-Disclosures OF Salicylicacid.-Ad-
yertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
Smokers Put Back
on Boston Elevated

BOSTON, May 27.-shades of the
Puritanst Smoking cars have been re-
turned to the elevated trains.
However, the smoker may enjoy his
favorite weed or pipe only between the
hours of 6 and 10 a. m. and from $3.50
10 80 D. m, and then only on the cars
operated between Forest Hills and Ev-
erett
The Cambridge and South Boston tube
patrons will remain "smokeless," as will
patrons on the Atlantic 81" line.
The new system provides for. a smok-
Ing car on the rear of the trains running
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
Tool Making Company
Incorporates at $4,000

Articles of Incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state Of the
Kiess Tool and Die Manufacturing Com.
pany Of Indianapolis, with a capital
stock of $4,000.
The corporation will engage In tho
manufacture of tools. dies, gauges and
other mechanical devices.
Directors are named as Frank Riess,
Henry z. Ross and Carl Dutton, all of
indianapolis
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27

mittee viii be laid before the conference,
and it is thought highly probable that
the purchase of the cars and mine by
the state will be sanctioned.
Mr.. Shelton is now engaged in gath
ering all possible data pertaining to the
coal situation, and the future course of
the committees actions would be guided
by the results Of the proposed conference.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
How to Gain Flesh.

A simple but gurs way to increase the
weight, It is asserted by several well
known physicians, 10 10 take regularly
for several months, ono or two E@tn
These little tablets have the disttn guishoG
merit Of increasing the red and w0ata
blood corpusclss, aiding digestion EA4
promoting assimilation and absoyptteA 81
the elements In the food which 50 te
make blood and solid tissues. They ara
obtaiAable in sealed packages from well
stocked apothecary Ghops>-Advegt5se-
nent.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
CHAPTER XLyf.

You remember in the last story that
Puss Junior drew his sword to brighten
the Dog that worried the Cat, who had
run up to the inn kept by the kind old
Dame Trot. Well, as soon as that dog
saw how fierce our little Pus looked,
he turned right around and ran away.
I'm glad you made him CO." said
voice close at hand, and Puss turned
and saw Goosey, Goosey Gander.
Now 1t had been a long, long time
since Puss had seen his old friend, and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
Notion Specials

6oc Shopping bags, sec.
Csc Stickerei braid ice.
25c Lady Dainty bone harpins box of 1o tic.
10c Linen finish sewing thread white ec red brown and
drab. 7c. ~ ' ~ '0"H anu
o. N T. luster crochet cotton for Zoe
&C Mercerized darnng cotton coors spool
&c Snap fasteners. cards. Sc.
&c Hooks and eyes, cards. Sc.
otons,s reetnoo aisa
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
&c CoLored Scrin1, 19c

27c CoLored Scrin1, I9c
Thysxnch grounds With attractive border
drapey dept third aoor.
soc SLUisS, 29c
% ooqr9d coin dot swiss White grounds and
-Pettis drapeFy dept third
$249 Wolfe Curtains. Pair, $3.50
only All subject slight impercons which scarcely
drapey dept floor.
Peanut Butter, Pound, 28c
Fresh delicious peanut butter made while wait Makes the
dept. basement.
Soc Assorted Chocolates, Pound, 45c
assorted chocolates fresh and box to take
-Fettls candy dept basement
Boys $500 Blouscs, 83c
The patterns both light and dark
stripes. All sizes.
boys. third floor.
So Blankets, Pair, S2.25
Single bed sze in white and and
Petus bedding
$500 Dozen Napkins, 1898
Napkins of imported mercetzed satin damask.
Pettis linens
39c Embroidery Flouncing, 27c
Cambria embroidery Very attractive for
undergarments
laced dept street floor, aisle two.
Sis Mochinists Aprons, 75c
Made of good, strong
men, third floor
doc Muslin, Yard, CSC
very quality 40 inches wide and
quality that will aunder splendidly.
-PetHs domestcs,
Girls Dresses, $H.95
Dresses of Georgee chine dainty
canary blue, white tucks lace
shocking ribbon. years limited
number-just thtty-seven.
-Petis junior
Women s House Dresses, $3.50
lawns with
collars of white voles. and
button trimmed. Sizes SO to 46.
Pc second ncor
PE7ZS DE-!
- NV 1oRk
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
$L98 and $I.75 Bingham Dresses and
Ron7perS. 79c

limited number Of childens bingham dresses in light and
plads, sizes to years. Also boys Bingham suits in
and blue stripes. trimmed in bands of plain color.
-Petts infants shop, second
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27

20 Everett and on the front OF trains
running to Forest Hills
Women who enjoy Lady Nicotine"
may ride in the smoking cars. since
there is no rule barring them, but they
have failed to take advantage Of the OPP
portunity.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
To MINE ARKANSAS DIAMONDS.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, May 27.-The
Arkansas Diamond Corporation was
formed recently to mine diamonds on
large scale. with capital of S100Oo,000
and approximately 100000 in stock
issued.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28
PoLICTE zATKLA cisNiKA

Lester Dale Mann, eisnik, III
mdstnanf We F%onienelle hotels u
pc n6m0 policic pdtrala vc spo.
joni = %pfipadem vraSdy 2dhad
no divky'', byl Y pondtli zatecn
a policii We y6aeni podr2cn pro
dalsi vysctfovdni Detektiy Trapp,
ktcrf M pfipodd pracuic cd min,
listopadu, prohldsil, " Mann Jest
prynim hlayuim sv6dkem v pfi.
pad6 "zdhadnt divky" n "a.
trdni bylo 20 mem Mvcdeno, kdyS
byla Y zavraSdcnt divcc giotosnS.
ma Alice Masette owl, b}yold
Mannoya milcnka. Mann tyrdi,
Se diylu nevid6l po poslcdni diva
roxy, policie vsak prohldsilu, VI
Mann Dude We vdzeni drzen, do
kud nebude ujistdna. h. Massci
te.oyd jest iestG ziyou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28
z LuprcsKE HRoNiKY

tctnt krade2e q nAvapne lon.
pcgc y masem m6sit isou stale ma
drnnim pofadku
l'anu James Wolesensktmn hy.
dlicimu v SIS S8. sev 9s III. hy.
" Z kapsy icho kahah odtiseny
hndinhN \ ccnf 80. ktlts hyl N
minultm lldnu v mvirnt pa syt
praei Nm6stn6n.
Jesse llummcl v tis al Pax.
ron Block, ozn6mil policii, b. mtt
byla 4 ieho dradovny odrigcnd'
rueni taska, v nib SO nalGkaln IN
SIS rhm6ho satsiva.
John Baglcovi, 1910 Capitol
ave, bylo = icho pokoie odciacno
satstyo v Gene 900.
Poor na hadicel - J. W. o.
Neill, oll ii4ni 39 ulu oenamil pc
licii, 1e mu byla 2 icho tr6vnikm
odcigcna nova hadicc Y Gene pros
$40.
c, f. Smith = Tecumsch, nal6
1ale Sc pres Omnhu ma coStG k il.
geru okoboii sdelil gdciSi policil,
W mu bylo ga 500 saistyo odci
gcno y ieho kdry, TX nechal na
st6ti ma IT, n Fornam ul
JistS mus, ien2 pravil. Va hlrdd
k pronoimuti pokoi ystoupil cd.
hodlano do obydli Mike Waltcra,
90 sew u ule a 20 icho odcho
du gdroven 8 MIN zmizelo M 80
Pomoci poldice lupiei yloudill
Sc do domn H. II, Burkc.a dis,
36i6 Burt nlicc, d odcizili holo.
yfch $50
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28
DYE EVA NEMLUvNATA
NALEZENA v CIsTERNE

V sobolu yefcr hyla nalczena
n%oyorozend dyoj6dtka, chlapeeek
4 d6yddtko, IN -ov( m
groccrnim ohehodcm. mn a3. n Ca.
lifornin ulieich, We stare, asi pet
stop hlnboke, yyschld cisternd.
pryt 2 d~yoiedtek bylo nalczeno
asi \ q hodin p6ti d6tmi, jcS 81 Y
blizkosti cisterny hrdly 4 zusle,
ehly ndfek chlapctka, vdSiciho G
libcr, iens byl Mbnlen Y kusc mu.
ielinov6 ldtky q stnrSch 6asopi-
sech d spodival Y bokctA hlayou
dolh, DGyedtko, yd2ici s liber,
pnlobn6 2abalen6 q %poloacn6 v
kosiku. bylo Y ttzc cisternG ma.
lezcno asi Y Z hodin pi, White.
honseoyon, ieS vysla ven n pl6G
novorozentho dtycdtkn zaslcchla
Obe ditka hyln y 1krytu znchrh.
nena n 20 ointment policii do.
praycna do Methodistick6 ncmoe
nice, kde doetnlo SO jim osctfe.
nj o. i0k SO sddluic, jsou dosti III
pornd
Polieie lined ialn Sc pdtroti pc
nelidskSch pytoNtech . ji5 Y ne
dili yecer detcbtiyoyf Troby,
Bolar, Francl n Heller objevili
motku d~yoj6diok. Jest 10 slecoa
Louise, ~ Ift6 docra pi Helen
Boeke.oyd, hydlici v disle 30ll
California nlicc, V tfmze obydli
Jest \ mini usidlenS n. 4. Kent,
pres 60 rohd starry, jepz drive IN.
bSyal We likofskou prakci n nyni
vedl w s~poleenosti 4 pi Bocke-
ovou mal3 %enkrdfskS n oyocnhf
akf obehod 10 California nlici.
proti WhiiehouAeoyn obchodu
M uddni poni H. McCaffrcy.
oyf, 4 cis 30ts CnlIfor6imul, jcz
tyrdila, n Kenfa yidfIn jill X 81,
sternt, Kent byl Mtden h uyhz
nm Odcpird wax o zhIeziiosti
iakfkoIiy %vysyftlcni podati D tyr
NJ, ~ heni otcem dyojrhtek b ze
ydbec SddnSch stykh y divkou pe
NIL Dfykn i pocdtku sdfIiIn 20.
lief, ~ dyoif6tka narodilo ~ Y
phtek M pfitomnosfi Kcpin jenz
II byi pred Tim dnl 0fjakfho o.
mamnfho Ifkn PozbyIa yfdnni
d neyTdHla jgk Kent \ dyoichtky
natoNI v pondff prostfedni
cfyfm svdbo %prhyptIn opft jinak
vypovidala q sire, h 0eyi, Ma.Ii
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28

sse~ 4 w,st nlla NAsluin
~ ~
"a ttvlen. w dnrm n el.
,ehfet
kpliekee IA vHiN fsi a No,ln.
ahi oln sele rs s1a ~ t;.
Afass loA lalnika ulasnie Nj.
w fNllai Uhnas ~ nsa,feNl a..
lsaln lf tofpamol no,osa.l Nd
lNuikeh siltsslitt d~lulunlst.
ainMNo.
"a t,,ien hrneiti ,lntm n. eef.
venue psslt lalp tin,ly y hlas.
ni 0iadovna 81 eoa b, MA slani.
clch ssiaS M hoiovosl IN VII.
ee NWlami hand "a sola slsS
iAm aS lcl AIS ;lenal plynami
fund.- ssl 9eeul piinV VA pbn.
Slilhio5 Wslavrne poukaakt,
~un hlS,
Ntrlaini lisiiua rlvnany rt
tcrvenee qni M siA.ibn ,mlirnv.
Sltnlaa Is "a led. si.bla
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28
pRENOSy MAJETKU

James Bcdnaf q manzclka, II.
II kolloyi n manzclce, m * ali.
81 1913 stopy jian6 od I ulicc. na
yfchodni stran6, 30x130 st.. IN
~, 300,
Vincenc Jcnifck d man9eIkn,
Mary Dickenov6, iiho.vSch. rob
n q Y ulice, GoS1oo ~ AZ, 100.
Katcfina St6rbovd n NAMED,
Jos r. Skoffoyi, mn Madison III ,
$50 stop yfchodn6 cd II. nlice,
M JIM sfrand, 50xl2s A. /
~ 300,
James Kucirck, Vino Kudirko.
vi q m%anzelcc. ma %. nlici, 40 81.
ji2nt cd y nlice, M zdpadni stra
no, b0yl30 st.. 1900.
John X Dolan n manzclka, H.
Befkoyi n ostat., M II. ulici, 1856
stop scycrn6 cd Dozens ul, M W.
chodni strnne, l20yl5t IT.. vi
10000
story lseycridpc e. lee ~,
J. Frohkoyi. jibo.vgchod
nj rob 20 n y uly 50xl3O VT, IA
NJ 300.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28
Mfsro OMAHA gvyaiio
roriATky "a ityN
cdhadute se ~ move roplasAv
rfsnesoa lsmsf SaocA.ooo
dodAtcsnshu dAchNla
rfysm roe

Nwlaui tada - M ftl
~ehAti Aonant u solmln alpula
Arc irauohlasrt pliimula us
sehsAltla msA pnlAihN IA pA8ll
tel Weldon i rlalnosi nii piisllul
sicni pSnomtta neialc1ns hu.
IL tllAno 30 centA mesiene in
sN1hu
10 inncA krrrhlovSc Stop
hrnhtch. Abs 9is,tch, SigS
DO 10000 krychlovtch stop.
hrnhSeh, Al "a, SistSch. si.90.
DO s0on krychlovteh stop.
hruhych $3.50 tistpch Al 10
Pies 100000 krvrhlovsch stop.
hruhtch Slt0i eisiS. 800
Ty,o roplatky isou niesns y
sonhlasr ) ponlNikv, icA dopnrU.
tili nlhornici komisc, kteN 4
hlaynim fcdilclem, II y llowel
lem, podnikli vysctfny6ni tiimu
uovtch poplalk0 nnvS siskOnt
%plyndrny, III masto koupilo ya
- 0o0nlO
y poplatk0 tSchio mtstska ply
Marina Dude miti pfiirm 1927.
as, asi q S50,O00 mtns nesli od.
hadnuti obnos 6ini a ichof mutn6
Jest tfcha ku fizcni plyndrny
vodarni rado mmtSli mmsst
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-10
SENATE VOTES TO ABOLISH
 HOUSING CORPORATION

Washington, Feb. 9.-A bill by Sen-i ator Fernald, republican, of Maine, abolishlng the Housing Corporation and transferring it's affairs to thel treasury department on June 30 next was passed by the senate today. It now goes to the house.
 The bill was drafted by Senator Fernald after the public building committee of which he is chairman, had held extensive hearings upon the housing situation and conducted an investigation of the corporations ac-i tivities.
 Before taking final action upon the bill the senate amended it so as to provide for the turning over of the houses and dormitories constructed by the corporation at the naval reser- vatiorr at Indian Head, Mr., at Charles town, w. Va. and at the Puget Sound navy yard at BremertGn, Washn., to the treasury department instead of the navy department as proposed by the committee. Without a record vote the senate also adopted the committee provisions authorizing the secretary cf war to turn over to the Public Health Service such surplus hospital furni- ture and medical supplies as may be required by the health service hospi- talS.