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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
GENEROSITY MARKED THE
 PRE-CHR|STMAS FESTIVITIES

At Ridgewood N J Avators Dropped Dolls and Toys in Miniature Parachutes = Good Cheer Provided For 12,OO0 Immigrants Who Are to Spend the Holiday Aboard Shp-President Wilson Pardoned Three Men Serving Terms in Federal Prisons-Sxty Tons of Toys Were Distributed Among the Children in the Devastated Areas of France.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
QUINCY ILL, POLICEMAN
 HELD UP ON BUSINESS STREET.

Quincy, Ills, Dec. 24.-A Quincy po- liceman was held up early today on one of the principal business streets. The robber backed the officer against wall, rifled his pockets and escaped in a show CT of bullets from his vintim's nisfnl
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

As a form of hazing .'plebes" at the United States Naval Academy at Annap- oils who are unable to guess the daily dessert are forced to eat their meals sit- ting on the floor under the table
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Bolslievists UnfriendIy to Americans.
 Constantinople, Dec. 23. = Bolshevik agents at Samsoun are adopting an un- friendly attitude toward Americans, it is reported by Colonel J. F. Coombs, direc- tor of the Near East Relief who has just returned from that Black Sea port.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

J. P. Coats, thread manufacturers of Pawtucket R. L. announce that their mills will be closed until JSn. 3.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Burglars in the postofice at George town, Conn.,, battered open a safe and took postal and other funds amounting to $25O.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
Brief TeIegraras

Bar gold in Lcndon was quoted at 115s Sd an ounce. compared with 116s 6d at previous close.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Emperor Yoshihito of Japan. who was i'll long time, presided at a meeting of the privy council for the first time this year.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
SUIT FOR RECEIVER FOR
 GOoDYEAR co. DENIED

kead in the court of common pleas. yes terday sustained a motion to quash sum-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Estimates submitted by army and navy departments were returned Dy rGelii..i Lloyd George with instructions to reduce their figures one-half.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Brooklyn City Railroad Co.,, announces 1t will put into effect the double-fare system on the Flatbush line, passing it's action on a court decision.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

City council of Chicago unanimously adopted a resolution inviting Mrs. Muriei McSwiney, widow of the late lord mayor of Cork, to visit the city.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Carrying out its bonus plan, based on service records the International Silver company at Meriden has paid out this week over S100,00O to employees.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Department of Commerce was notified by Commercial Attache $. c. MacLean that Italy is preparing to lift ban on i'm portation of mineral oils.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Pope Benedict celebrated midnight mass on Christmas eve in the Pontine chapel. thus resuming a custom abandon ed while Leo XII was pontiff.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Five hundred additional patrolmen will be put intp intensive training Mon day in New York and by Jan. will be ready for regular duty.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Both sides of a hotel situated partly in Vermont and partly in Canada. were raided simultaneously and liquors valued at S3,O00 were seized.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Secretary Daniels sent to the naval ships and short stations his last. Christ mas greeting as head of the naval es- tablishment
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Premier Lloyd George announced In Commons Sim I'ein documents showed complicity in a German plot in 1918 will be made public within a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

A. IT. Rice and company. silk manu- lecturers of Pittsfield. Mass, distributed over s15.OO0 among long time empioyes In recognition of faithful service.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Carter ". Johnson of Chicago died at Jacksonville. Fla. shortly after he had taken one drink of "liquor" purchased from a negro bell boy.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

A loan of s267T5.OOo to the New York Central and seven subsidiary lines to helD finance improvements was approvee by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Joseph N. Riser. president of the sIer- chants 6 Manpfacturers National Bank Newark. N. ! died in the City hospital Newark. from a fracture of the skull sustained when a trolley car struck hin and his wife. killing her, at Lincoln Park N. ].
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Stock holders of the Androscorgin mills at Lewiston received notices pro- posing an increase in the capital stock of the company of s1.000.O0o. the same to be distributed to present stockholders through a stock dividend of 100 per cent
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Brazilian amIbassador t London denied recent rumors of general moratorium in Brazil. He said abnormal international condition is reason for decline in ex- change.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

The Canadian Pacific railway announc- es a reduction of ten per cent. in all rail way fares between points in Canada. Fares were increased 20 per cent. last September.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

George Tchitcherin. soviet foreign min ister gent wireless messages to the prem iers of Greece. Rumanian and Jugo-Slavia protesting against the alleged sale by General Wrangel of merchant vessels be- longing to Russia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08
Vojln ubodai soLa v lascc.

DO bytu sv6 miienky, 22lete
Marie Kockovc V Brevnove,
jez bydli II svG matky Terezie
AockoVe, priSel V patek V noci
pred pulnoci Josef Kamenic-
Ky, vojin pluku els. A6 V Pod
mokll. Rozhlcdnuv Sc po mist
nosti. nalezl V posteli voiina
F'erdlnanda RySlaveho cd plu-
ku cls. 28 JirSkych kasaren.
Pr vstupu videl pry vyskociti
z postele Marii Kockovou. Ry-
Slavy sa mpak pry mel V po-
stoli 'nuz. Mezi yoiiny dosIo k
hadce, pii niz kamenicky Wy
tahl bodlo, JIM bodl Ryslave-
ho do prsou. RySlayy utikal kc
dvoiim. Kamenicky no prona-
sledoval a bodl iej jeste diva
krate do zad. Ryslavy bezel
bos podvlekaCkach a V kosili
asi 100 kroku ulici pokrytou
sn6hcm do bytu Jana Faitha V
Bfovnoy6, kdc skonal ia krat-
ko. Delnik Jan Fa.itl, Svakr
Marie kockovG, bGzcl sc svym
podnajemnikcm Janem Pro-
chAzkou do bytu koCho1 ych,
kde zastihli Kamenick6ho, Cd
zbroiili jej a predali strait.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08
CESkOSLOVENSkY KAPI-
TAI We VYCHODNlCH
BANKACH.

ANS' a VI Nb ~
voz vyvoz mezi Spojenymi
Staty Ceskoslovenskem znac
ne ziska tim okamzikem, lax
mile spravce nepfatelsk6ho ma
jetku uvolni kapital ceskoslo-
venskych zemi, ktery jest ulo-
zen v newyorskych bankach.
Tento kapital, ktery obnasi
S39,555,557, jest nyni bezu-
celnym nasledkem dfednich
formalit cred tape'), ktere
prekazi rozyinutl obchodnich
styku mezi touto zemi a naSi
lepublikou.
Q teto dulezite pro mas veci
prinasl newyorska Evening
Post" We sve obchodni prilozc
zahranicni tyto podrobnosti:
"Zastupci Ceskoslovenska
prohlasujf, 2e jejich zeme Sc
nenachazi We valce Sc Spoie-
nymi Staty, ktere jen po stran-
ce technicke jsou We 'valecnem
stavu Rakouskem, jehoz Ca
sti kdysi cesk4 zem6 byly, a
ze valka byla skontena jiz Vi
ce nez pred rokem. Zalezitost
Sc projednavala We Washing
tone, aniz by vsak bylo byvalo
docileno nejakeho vysledku.
"Obnos 40 milionu dollaru,
ktery nyni lezi laden, pomohl
by okamzite velkym vyrobnim
podnikum 6eskym a uvedl by
do pohybu pull ctvrta milionu
ttkalcovskych stavu, jez nyni
zahaleji. V brzku by zeme' mo-
hla vyvazeti spousty zbozi, kite
rym by platila ia RUNE pro-
dukty ze Spoj. Statu, kter6
nutne potrebuje q je ochotna
platiti "a tyto jakoukoliv cenu.
4 kazdeho zorneho bodu Sc
2da, re tento kapitdl, jenz JIG
drzen jen Z ddvodu techn;-
okych, mel by byti uvoln6n.
"Velikost obnosu, ulozeneho
V newyorskych bankach, lie
lehce vysv6tliti. Ma potatku
valky, pred vstupem Ameriky,
zdejSi bavlna hojn6 Sc potfebo
vala Ceskoslovensku a jeii
cena byla velice vabivou. Pc
nize, ktere drive. byly depono-
vany V Londyne, byly poukaza
ny do New Yorku "a pfiGinou
nakupu. Dnes tyto penize sc
nachazell V rukou spravce ne
Efatelskeho majetku a nepIi.
naseil zadneho uroku.
"Velka cast tohoto kapitalu
naleAl ceskoSloyenskym obca-
rum, ktefi jsou vysoce vazeni
ve Spoj. Statech, aGkoliv 2 tech
nickych pTlcin jsou ieSte ne
prateli. Mezi temito Sc nacha.
ii take proslula operni p6vky-
ne, kter pred nedavnem zpiva-
la We Washingtone.
''ZdejSi zastupci Ceskosloven
skc republiky zfeteln6 pouka-
zuji k tomu, ze onGch 40 mill
onu dollaru, lezicich laden '
neWyorskych bankach, mohlo
by zakoupiti 200 tisic zoku ba
vlny. Toto mnozstvi by bylo
postacitelne, ably uvedlo Gin
most pradelny a prineslo Okla
mZltou uleVu move republice"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08

jpdN. ~ ain JIM JloSt CAV AAAo@
'poxnicku' S sebou nevezmu, je
den nevi, jake nestesti Sc NIL
re prihodit. A venku il ne
chat nemohu, nebo by il ii Ia
liani wall a vyhodili by kaz-
deho do povetfi. Necham il zde
a w il nechte na pokoji, tax sc
vam nic nestane".
We'll, DEF to nekam, kde
to nespusti".
Hem! Je to V pofadku, jen
81 S tim nehrajte".
Pete postavil skrihku IA
stdl prijmuv cd Fanninga
klic, odebral Sc do mlyna.
Pc cas- dfivejsi nepFitomno-
sti anarchisty vadil Sc Tanning
Rossettem Blackem. Hadka
pocala nyni znova.
"Ja vam ipovidam, Fannin-
GU, pravil Rossett, ''hra ia ne
da sc dele tax hrati, jak jste il
az dosud hral. Black a ia ude-
lali jsme vSe, co jste 81 pfal, a
lie nebyli jsme "a to zaplaceni.
Chceme penize. Muslme je mi
ii. Chccme jiti odtud pryc Z
nevratiti Sc. Pakli vyjde nekdy
ma jevo pravda o Clarkov6
smrti, Black a ia budeme Sc
houpati Wy nebudete daleko
cd r as. Vase pomsta ma Clar-
kovi a Vancovi byla vykonana
mlzete byti spokojen. Nyni
chceme vsak nase penize".
"Proklat6", pravil Tanning
zlostn6, "coz nemuzete cekatV
,ak vas nam vyplatit nez do
stanu penizc? Pakli Sc nam Ia
vec zdari, budete dobre vypla-
ceni. Dejte mi cas-. ia to my
'lill dost poctive".
"Ano, mluvlte o tom velmi
Eladce. Ale jaky hcel to ma?
'Zdrzujeme Sc zde tJden po ty-
oru, poslouchame vase feti o
ve,ken zameru a nevime, co 10
je. Ami Sc nam nyni nitim ne
sverite".
"Nuze, poslechni, Rossette,
lac delat povyk? ia uznava,n,
&c 1sem yam diuzen a nemy-
slim vas oSiditi. Ncnj to dost
dobry zajem, oloupiti Helenu
Carringtonoyu 0 jeii miliony?"
"Ho. Tedy Helena to je ny
nj? ia myslel, &c chcete Lei
lu?!"
flaming ucinil odmitavy pc
hyb rukou.
"Ano, cht6l isem. Prisabal
.isem, re il dostanu do sve mo-
ci. Ale vzhledem Ma jine veci,
ia S pencil ie lepSi. Lejlu at 81
yezme Golden.
"Nevidim ted pro mas zad-
nou jinou praci nez cekat", pra
Vii Bleck zamracene. "Jak boss
prayi, on nam nemuze dati di'i-
We penizc, dokud jc sam ncdo-
stane".
well, budiz tomu taxi, pra
vii Rossett. "Ta nejistota pocl-
na Sc mi protivit".
Pete sci rovnou ccstou X sta
remu mlynu. Ohlizel sc opatr-
nc kolem sebe a videl, zc tn a
tam nektcry Nlach hlcdl skrzc
stromy.
Sel DO Schodcch DO druhCh0
poschodi mlyna a otevrel dvefe
Cd svetnice, V niz byly Helena
a Leila zamceny a vessel do
vnitr.
Byl tan asi pill hodiny. kdy2
vysel ven, odeSel Ease a vratil
sc odnekud sc sto dollary. Ty.
to yyplatil Luigiovi V dollaro-
vych bankoykach odvadGl
sveho koupcn6ho kone a bry.
Cku po horske ceste z lezeni
Noe byla tmava. Mesic sc
neukazal skrze huste mraky
ktere wisely mad zemi. Byla tc
smutna noe V horach - noe
pro zlG ciny cd zlych lidi. Y
lezeni Vlachu mnohe oko Z
mnoha mysl byla obracena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08


Co js toto?"
"Nebesa. Nedotykej Sc TO-.
ho! Je to d'abelska vec, ktera
nalezi tomu anarchickemu bla-
znu Pete Phuferovi. Bojim Sc
toho. Ale on to zde nechava,
kdyz jde dohlizet k zajatym"
TX jakym zajatym? Chces
mi fici, ze jsi zajal slecnu Car
ringtonovu a Lejlu Vancovu?"
"Ano, zrovna to. Aspon ii
Taliani to "a mas ucinili. Ii
blazni mysleji, lie Helena po-
slala ma ne cernou smrt. ODE
oivky sc projizdely, Taliani je
chytili zavreli We starem mly-
ne. ia Sc jich hned ujal a "a
kazal jsem TalianIm priblizo-
vati Sc k MIN. Pete Phufer Sc
0 ne stafa. On jest tim jedi
rym, kteremu mohu dGvefo-
vat a jejz divky neznaji. ia k
MIN sam nepfisel. Cekal jsem
ma tebe. Nuze, kdyz jsme ted
zde, provedeme svnj plvodni
plan. Zjedname nekoho, kdo
nam bude delat kneze - a pu-
jdeme do mlyna tam je pri-
rutime k shatku S nami. Ty si
vezmes Lejlu a ia Helenu".
"Dekuji. Ale re jsem byl u
stanoven doZorcem cd slecny
Carringtonovy a byl vice neb
meme jeji spolecnosti, vezmu
81 il ia. Pakli libo. ia 81 vezmu
slecnu Carringtonovu a ty Lei
la Vancovu".
BLAINE! Coz mysliS,ze isem
kul plany tax dlouho, abych 81
il nechal uklouznout?"
"Ale vzdyt' isl chtel puvod-
ne Lejlu".
"Ale nyni chci Helenu".
"Nedostanes il. Ia musi byti
mou".
Oba muzi sed6li hledeli
zarliv6 ma sebe. Mluvili stale
hlasiteji hneviveji.
"Hled',' pravil Tanning
'vse. co jsme dosud podnikli
zdarilo Sc nam dobre. Nevad'-
me Sc nyni. Clarka isme lehce
fodklidili z cesty. Cekal jsen
mnoho let, nez jsem Sc no zba
vii. A pax jsme Sc postarali {
Vance. Pakli Sc nyni nemdze
| me shodrouti o divkach, tahej
NE losy".
"Plati!" rekl Golden.
Tanning vyhahl z kapsy kaI
ty a zamichal je.
Poloziv je ma stul prayil:
"Sejmi! Sejmes-li ma cerve
nou, vezmes 81 Helenu, pakl
na cernou, dostaneS Lejlu".
Golden sejmul a spodni kar
Ia byla cervena desitka.
"Vyhral isem!" zvolal. y,
81 vezmu Helenu Carringtono
wi"
flaming Sc Zarazil.
mic 81 z toho nedelej, starl
brachu. Jsi-li velmi chudy, DO
mohu Ii memo nadbytku", pr;
vii Golden.
Tento usklebek rozhn6va
Fanninga. Vyskocil a udefi
Goldena.
Golden Sc sebral hnal 81
20 svem ncpriteii, chtcje no Ii
cci-iti. Ale Tanning byl mad ne
ho.
Golden vytahl odnekud u,
Satu nuz a zyedl no, chteie h,
vraziti Fanningovi DO prsou.
V tom zaznela silna rama
Golden padl ranen na zem
Tanning drzel V ruce bambit
ku, ktere sc kourilo.
Mezi kladami, q nichz by
stub staven, byla skulina. Dv;
muzi lezeli ma zemi a hledel
skulinou do vnitr. Jeden byl a
narchista Pete a druhy zdal 8,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08

PLANY MA dunn vam nej-
pfssneji 2 nejlacineji zhotovi
James Niederle, 1910 Far
rington Ave. 4-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-08


jako dian velkeho okenka, wy
hlizel krasny, bledy oblitej do
temn6 noel. Dve srdce V sta
rem mlyne bila strachem a ma
deli.
He, -tamto pod kfovim, kde
je temnota nejtemneisi, kde
aadny stin neni mozny, plazi
Sc opatrne a zvoina pohybliva
postava, nedelajic zadny Sra
mot. Zaeaste Sc zastavovala,
ltdezto huhata, necssana hlava
rohybovala Sc dive bystrycn
ot{ rozhlizelo Sc kolem. jake
by vyhlizelo nepfitele. Ale ami
jedineho cloveka mimo neho
nebylo X spatfeni. Plazil Sc
biz Ike mlynu. Kdyz Sc pfibli-
I'll ku vchodu, vyskocil a spe-
chal po schodech nahoru. Byl
to anarchista Pete. Ale nebyl
to ten loudavy, lhostejny Pete,
ktery Sc potloukal V okoli a
hyl napomocen Fanningovi V
1ieho nekalem dile. Byl rychly,
pozorny, mrstny opatrny We
svych pohybech. Vedel, kde
svetnice lezi, ktera byla veze-
MIN obou dfrek nepotreboval
svatla X nalezeni il.
Otevfel dvefe.
"St. VSecko jest jiste", pra-
vii.
"Diky bohu," zvolala Hele-
na. "Ale musite mas vesti. My
revidime We tme".
"Pojd'te. Podeite mi ruku.
Pc jedne dolu po schodech.
Nuze. Nyni, Lejlo. Pojd'te -
nebojte Sc. TAX, nyni jsme
rryc".
Zvolna opustily mlyn a sly
"a anarchistou skrze les nej-
tennejsimi steZkami, ktere
n1ohl naleznouti. Vedl je okruz
r. cestou kolem lezeni Vlachn.
"Zde jest vas KIM, prsvil
anarchista.
Byli ma ceste. Anarchista po
mohl divkam do brycky a pax
81 X MIN sedl sam. Sede mezi
mimi, wal oteze a jel rychle .
lesa do Domersetu. Sotva bylo
siovo cestou promluveno. Ob6
dlvky sedely Sc sepjatyma ru-
lama a bijicimi srdci, kdezto
an2rchista ohanel sc bicem a
| hral kone co neivicc.
| Donna" pravil Pete.
Helena vyskocila z brycky a
beIela nahoru po schodech.
"Nerikejtc o tom nyni mic"
pravil Pete. "Podrzte to pro
sebe".
| Jakmile byly ODE divky bez-
pecny We staveni. skocil Pete
opet do brycky a Jel zpet do
lcsa do syeho ukrytu.
To bylo nejpodiyneisi tasti
coleho jednani. Zc jeden muz
lyysvobodil dy6 krasuc divky,
| bylo dost prirozene, ale ably
odiel S konem jedne bcz pro.
testu, bylo podiyne.
Naslcduiiciho dine vidcl Fan
ming Petra belhati Sc kolcm
srubu a ptal sc. ho, jak sc vede
obcma dlvkam.
20, tcm sc yede dobre", pra.
VII Pete. "Trochu plakaly, ale
, kdyz jscm jim prinesl dobrou
ycccri a snidani, byly spokoje,
ny. Yah. Ted .isou 'alright','
Pete chodil toho dne bezu
eclne sem a tam, nekdy Sc
skIinkou a nekdy bez nj.
* veGeru pfisel Golden.
Tanning mu vzkazal, ably sc
dostavil ma pravidclne mistc
schuze, jakmile SC vrati. Ma
lczl Fanninga We srubu cckaji
Ciho nan.
"Oh, konecne isl Sc vratil?'
, prayil Tanning.
"Vratil jsem sc tax brzo. jal
: .isem byl to. Nalezl isem tvu,
lstck na stole. CO ic noveho?'
"Mnoho". odvetil flaming
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-11
- & 70 3 - = 49, = q =, ~ :. ,ooo
Nogales Arizona, Wednesday Morning February H. l9zO
AN HONEST DAYS WORK

When labor organizes for the purpose of obtaining a
fair age and proper working conditions 1t is entitled TO
the supper Of all right thinking people .
When it organizes uses its organizations to re-
srict prod cton becomes menace to the pubic well
1are and merits universal opposition and condemnation
The eight hour day met with rular approval on the
assumption that with the incentive o. shorter day labor
would work faithfully and diligently
It not intended shat labor should at the same time
either actually relatively become less efficient or less
productive u.s.. .o.l-t
Had the public relied the product of days labor
would thereby be actually and relatively reduced, the
eight day would have been established except
for female labor Delofa ~ .-1ll
Labor is fed by the products of the ranch and farm
The rancher and farmer have eight hour day. Crops
are neither cultivated harvested on an eight
hour SCALE do they gSpw or rpen by any artificial
formula, scale or rule promulgated by man:
Why as was asked by farmers organization should
farmer be compelled to work 88 hours week to feed
city chap receiving higher wages who works "A? Is
the divine duty of the farmer because he is not organlz
ed to feed the latter because he is? -
Organized labor will do well to change its course Ii
contnues to abusehe eight hour day by Stacking the
lob while labor in other countries with which compete
is producing to full capacity either industries must
topple anGffa or the eight hour day must go.
In other words other arrangement can long pre-
vail which does not maintain reciprocal relations between
volume and cost of productions which does not con-
template and insure that for full days pay there shall
be rendered an honest days work.
We succeed neither as an industrial nation or
people if going to spend onethlrd OF our time in
Sleep another in rocking chair limousine, and the
remaining third trying to obtain the greatest amount of
pay for the least amount of work. No industry, no
country and people long endure survive the
blghting effect of such an economic antithesis.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-11
DIRECT ALL LAND TAX


sHenry George Single advocates say; "Do away with
all but taxes land and natural resources because any
ohe product of labor adds to the selling price and
fall on the consumer"
- How would you get cheaper flour sugar, meats, or
lumber, if all the taxes heaped the lands that
produce these necessities of life, that would go still
higher .-,s.,.,., 5a4l.. 81, $, s,..... =, i,
Natural resources could produce revenues; min
erals, timber fisheries be worked to produce and
by heapng all tax lands labors cost of living would
increase s's 3, - 80 ..'
Land is in sight the dwelling place of man and all
his activities ~, - $780,. .-ss- ~, e<.s .es,. ...,
To place all taxes on land means to penalize land
holders and make investments in land more undesirable
The single taxer admits that if all taxes were placed
on land and natural products lands would be taxed about
fifty per, cent higher than at the present time.
The land takers argue that their system would be a.
good thing for the real estate broker by making land
circulate and change hands, "but would stop all specu
lation in landD ~ - -. s-....-
Landvalue onytax, single tax is called it is claim
ed would force all lands out of large holdings and the
state would become the only large holder and landlord
FAs the tax land would be added ito cost of pro-
6uction, and the farmer feeds ALL how could the high
cost Of living be lowered as the single tax claim?
About half the taxes state and national and local
are collected indirectly. The direct alland-tax is
lazy way out and is easy to claim great deal for it
that nirht not materialize.
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RETURNED TO NOGALES

MIR Edward L. Mix, former clerk Of the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz County, who has resided in Tucson
more than past, has returned Nogaes having
arrived yesterday morning. to accept position with ROY
4 Titecomb with whom he employed before his cleo
ton to the cerkshp in 1911 Mrs Mix is in Tucson but
will join her husband here ss.,. . .4.-..
Mr.. Mix was in the contingent from Santa Cruz
county that went to Camp Funston in 1917
The Germans have proverb: Singers, lovers and
poets are privileged liars" Under which category do
you come.
-O@
Birds are entanged by their feet: men by their
tongues.
49, a., ...,..5 ..,...
The gown is hers who wears it, and the world is his
who enjoys it.
Everyone loves justice at another's expense; no man
cares for it at his own
Salmon and sermon in season in Lent.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-11
SUGAR ON OUR BERRIES

Reform movements sometimes reach and hurt
more than they help the objects of reform
Newspaper reports indicate that beet growers are
being organized to demand fifty per cent higher prices
for beets.
The berry and fruit growers of the coast states are
being organized to double prices of fruit the canneres
There is an intimate relation between the sugar in
dustry and the production and preserving of fruits
II sugar prices 60 too nigh canneres fruit juice fac
tories, jelly, jam and perserve works will decline
This loss will react in lower prices the fruit grow
ers who are Interested in cheap sugar put up farprced
products.
Beet growers and fruit growers driving raw matri-
too high drive the manufacturers into growing beets
and fruits.
These industries flourish when there is fair price for
farm and factory and price for the product that results
in largest consumption
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high scales
But what right have they to tie the hands of the
community to keep down building operations by fright
eng the average citizen of all notions of doing anv
building whatever?
That is what it amounts to- only big corporations
big manufacturers bankers and department stores who
add cost to the consumer undertake any building
The common run OF citizens still count their money
closely nnetenths of families belong to the workn class
and cannot shift their burdens, and cannot build
Fair wages after all at which the most workers are
employed and not the least and present wage scales are
almost prohibitive and tend to kill building enterprises
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-11
KILLING OF BUILDING

The arrangements recently made in several north
Western cities between contractors organizations and
iding trade unions will reduce the volume of building
20 a minimum. -
In several cities these wage scales are as high as five
and six dollars day for labor on building work
end mechanics from eight to ten dollars day for eight
hours.
This seems satisfactory to the contractors and So
called master builders who figure that they have pre-
cetage all labor and materials and are indifferent to