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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

Field roais-HRrris 4. Segel I. Maxwell
/. Cole ]. Thorburn 1. Rice I.
Free throws-Maxwoll ). Graham T.
Rcfcrce--Bell.
Lincoln had no trouble walloping
Ballard. IL to Z. at Ballard yester.
day. Nolan was the high scorer
with 10 field goals. Hesketh found
the rim five times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

Field goals-Moss 3. Miller :, TriecheI
2 Maris ?, Donahue ]. Doolittle 2. Rip
ley .. McCalium 4. Turner /.
Foul throws-Maris 2. DooIittlc I. Mo-
Calium J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
THIRD ICE HEATS SET WEDNESDAY

far. Clint FAIR. Satterberg, J.
Towey and Ike Staples, winning the
preliminaries.
Wednesdays race will be the
usual eight laps. The finals viii
bc IL laps.
Racers must report at the Arena
skating store at 1880 the day OF the
race or be disqualified.
A silver trophy goes TO the win.
ner and the second place man can
have his choice OF a pair OF skates
at Spaldings.
Sport page readers are going to get
II where Mabel wore the beads. Col.
lars are going up again,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

summary: Field goals-Linooin. Nolan
TO- Hesketh s. Pickering 5, Folk 3.
Bailard-Fraiey l. Walby I, Charleston
I. Goals from free throws-Folk /,
Fraiey I.
SubstitutionE: f.incoin-Byiienrren for
Folk. Walters for Savage. Bailard-Clif-
ford for ~ enson. Mckenzie for Hudson
Hansen for clifford.
Reforec-Colc
Timekeeper-Pittwoo
Scorekeepers--Drapc and Burston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

Substitutions-chase for Brown.
Field Fosis--sielk IL. Bakke ?. Wood
cock 4. Murphy s. Finch ,, Brown :.
Chase :. koenig :. Olsen !. Rennie 1,
Gorton I.
Foul throws--Rennic ;. Olsen z. Muir
ply 6.
Referee-Les Turner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
VANCOUVER
is WINNER

STANDING or THE TEAMS
Won. Lost. Pet.
$500 ''''.-........' 'oss
Vancouver ...--.-.-. .53s
Nrt6ria ............-.... $50
VICTORIA. u. c.. Feb. 7.-Vic-
toria slipped farther into the cellar
In the Coast puck race here last
night when they dropped a loose
game to Vancouver to the tune of
3 to /.
Victoria Position. Vancouver
Fowler ....... Goal. ....... Lehman
Johnson n. Defense. Duncan
G. I>oughlin IL. Defense. .... Cook
Meekine ......... Rover ....... ]. Adams
w. I>oughiin l.. Wing. .. Harris
oatmah .s..'.- ~, Wing....... Skinner
First period: i--vancouver skinner
from Harris. 1850. 5-vancouver, Har-
ris from J. Adams. az.
Second period: 3--victorfA Oatman
from Dunderdale. 1850
Third period: +-vancouver. J. Adams.
i7.4s
Tota1-vancouver a. Victoria 1.
Penalties
First period None.
Second period: johnson. Victoria,
minutes
Third period: None.
substitutions
First period: None.
Second period: None
Third period: victora-Kerr for w.
Loughlin.
Referee Ion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

Queen Anne rung up a 43-to.2 win
over West Seattle in the hill gym.
preventing the West Siders from
making n single field goal. Douglas
and Ripley were the stars OF the
play for the hill squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
n Hairline Decision Over Young Hector
STAR TO STAGE NET MEET

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andw be
trmslv STOW ether M he tourney wi be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

STANDING or THE TEAMS
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
CANADA PLANS EXHIBIT
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK SHOW


WINNIPEG Man. NoT- = &!yatrg
for premier honors At tas his in7asna-
tional livestock show in Caicasa nii
be keen between American ana Ea
madam farmers Appropriation has
just been mace BY me Manitoba sev
eminent TO cover expenses Of 3.aa
a large EXHIBIT which win 81 seleet
By the various livestock Associations
A carload 81 Yorkshire aoss wiH 81
sent 10 She's what can aa d4ne Is hg
production without cora
Canadian expenditures SIRE kas
Interested in fhe annonneenea taa-
10000 wi1 Sc giyen S. a. ehre
Board af Trade for the BEST eSalait
grain. hay ard seeds s. the iateyHa-
tionaI Grain ara Eay saoT Nasss
y TO December 4. 10 d held - ea-
neetion WITH the livestock eNa4aif.en
These prizes are a0ere @ tHe INTER
cst OF Improvias The qaaiity ana sraa-
tits o1 farm Yields Naav caltae
VIII have exhibits. as nl aisp M
United state Department s. Awca
ture
Farmers 81 cana8a are sas a
the sl0.ooQ as wea IS IRE heet
houors.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
BLAISDELL BUYS
ANTHONY REPAIR
SHOP ON BEACH

Gordon q BlaisdeH. Of Holly Hlu.
well knesn ~ the Triple Cities. has
purchased ihe large shoe repairing
plant Of Anthony Drus.. whica that
company has eos sactea an Main street
for several
Mr Blaisa 4. tax charge Of
the plant wisi. : aav OF two. and
opea e the trade in she's repairing
He recentls purchased several lots
ID iieily Hill. and contemplated the
erection Of 4 home there
The addition 81 Mr. tssalsdeg Is tn.
business life Of the community Is one
which meaas added interest.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
NEGOTIATIONS
FOR A CAMPING
SITE CONTINUE

Secretary Riley L. Selden, OF the
Daytona Beach Seabreeze Chamber of
Commerce. announces that negotia-
tions are progressing favorabiy for
the location of camping site on the
peninsula and that site will be chos-
en- and arrangements completed.
whereby the free auto camp will be
in operation, with all convenienoes
by the end of the present week.
Special equipment and comforts
will be added. by the Chamber OF
Commerce. which will make the free
auto camp one OF the most attractive
on the East Coast. for motorists tour
ing through.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
JUDGE FISH OF
DELAND SPEAKS
ON BALLOT LAW
TO PEN. VOTERS

Judge bert Fish, OF DeLand- before
scme hundred and fifty voters OF the
beach. largely composed al women
registrants, expounded the Law and
the marking Of the ballot FOR today's
election. the meeting being held at
the Auditorium last evening.
The meeting was most representa-
tive of beach voters and the knowi-
edge which Mr. Fish gave as 10 mark
ing OF ballots was greatly appreciated
by the large number present. although
several questions we're raised hv the
audience which Mr.. Fish failed 10 an
swer 10 the satisfaction of large
number present
Opening with discussion 81 the
road bond issue. which i one OF he
questions TO be decided throughout
the state today Mr. Fish stated thar
he was opposed TO the Issue. and gave
him reasons why-hecaase yoInsia
county is heavily bonded for roads and
has an excellent system which would
largely go into the discard il the con
stitutional amendment vas passed
As most OF his hearers were Of the
same opinion. 1t Is believed the vote
today in Seabreeze -Davtona Beach
precinct will be heavily against The
road bond issue.
Mr.. Fish explained 10 the satisfac-
ton Ct those present the method OF
choosing presidential electors. and
explained the ticker in full As he
had delivered the same address 70 the
ladles OF the Palmetto club. be antlc-
ipated many questions in his, talk
covering fnlly every feature Of cleo
tion matters so far as they related TO
tcdsy's ballot.
The question was asked Mr. Fish
that if Democrats split their ticket
and voted for anyone other than those
chosen by the election board as the
candidate. if that person would be
disqualified in the next primary. Nr
Fish stated that they would The
question was asked t. on the ticket
IL happened that out oil thirty men.
enc was a notorious scalawag. al
though Democrat. if ii would be
necessary, according to his views to
vote Tor that man rather than one
in any other party who was known to
be q capable Official Nr. Fish stated
| it would he necessary To vote for the
lsealawag.
1t was stated by ore in the audi
ence, who happened to be a candidate
in the present election. if the Demo-
cratic party would diSqualify all those,
to the supposed number of at least al
! per cent Of the Democratic party. who
! have confessed that they would vote
for others than the Democratic moan
inees Mr. Fish stated thar every
man known to have split his ticket
and voted for an independent. or nom
inees of other parties. would be chal-
ienged and disqualified 81 The next
primary. But from the attitude of
/ his hearers and from, conversations
among the audience. not a great deal
/ of faith was put in Mr.. Fish's answer
. to this question. and il is believed the
undereurrent of this Thought. carried
through his talk, viii have little effect
on the voting at the beach TO-DAY for
Independent candidates. or Republican
nominees.
/ The meeting last evening was held
under tie auspices Of the Peninsula
! Child Conservation league. the Pal
metto orchestra rendering Q musical
program before the address.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
YOUNGSTERS ENJOY A
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Mrs A l. Dernlau delightfully."- en-
tersined . number Of friends 81 Vir-
ginia and Lawrence Dorman. al the
home in Eining Court Saturday even
ing. the children enjoying Halloween
stunts during the evening, and were
treated TO delightful spread. the
dining room being lastly decorated
for the occasion.
Ameug the children who We're
guests OF Virginia ana Lawrence Dor
man were. Hester vinine. Charlotte
Hoeye. Gertrude Atkins, Naomi
Young. J. " Waite. John Atkins, Jack
Latcham and Robhy Bogar7-
The children voted Mrs. Dorman q
delightful hostess and thoroughly en-
joyed The evening Of fun
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
BLAMES HARD LUCK
For HIS DONNF AL

- Newspaper Ertsrrrise Aasr- =
LONDON. Nov - George W4tshaFe
was arrested for nhsainzas maaev
false pretenses fie 0ia#ea frs
luck This vas his story hNalasaan
blew n has shop 'wiad0ws oasFs
stole his cash box 4ss hesha hrse
down. sold furniture e gei foas 81
then had 10 paBu. eseTysfsns ae Aal e
provide Tor wife and saiia, @
workhoase Tor s menth
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02

With the expected shipment OF tile
for the roofing due here this week. the
new J. E. Gardiner home on the river
front. ia Seahreeze. IS expected TO be
finished within short time BY Faquay
4 Gheen the contractors. who have
converted the home into one OF the
most attractive residences on the
beach Sir. and Airs. Gardiner are ex-
pected al the beach from their home
In Toledo directly after election.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
Notable Catholic Orator wiz
Open Sunday Forum Proerorn
at the Peninsula Auditorium

Father John Ryan- nne II fhs
most netaa Catholic headers e Arzsr-
sea. viii oreu he sanda, Fosssss sssass
Ins~ a she Auditorium fer sAe 1891
season. 70 speak o. sssnisy a<sszz %
January :
Father Ryan i profeesax a ssasaS
Theology and fnausfFsal Eshl r.
csshosie university At washlaseea.
D. G.. and j. 3 director ~ ~ aapa
meat 81 Social se1lom a sAe xasis.ssai
Catholic Welfare ceuae1 he "a
thor 81 sneh widely read h.sazs -
= Liyinx Wage. fssirsnnEiss 5.s
t.ee.~ Social Ketons trsss Ton. aaa
ether works on eeeuasaic sahsetas
Hss sabIecf A. the Assssaraaaa Is
Ianaary VIII Be Inaussrssl u ss.ss q
ey verus Industrial AatecTars aaA
jet On which he IS perhaps more eek
verSaas than any ctnsH speaker r.
America
Father Ryan received sFs4f srssSe
and became widely knoan asa
1915 and 1914. IS RE aes4se ea
ne carried on thrpagA EserYhcssy
Magazine with Aerrs Hsieasf. ea
socialism Hlllqust being sne 81 hs
greatest Socialists ~ Anerta. ws
Father Ryan Is notea far his viaz
opposing Socialism
II viii be wiih zreas pleasure th
many vii hear Father Rsan sessrsr
has views as opssinv Sesf snA. 81
the Auditorium Z was pisaaea 4ssl
season that q noted casisnlfs. nsse=t
would close the SUNDAY Feral mees
ings hat because II a mistake ~ So
raagements this was no- dome Ear
this reason the cpenin< date IS made
for Father Ryan
Since the Sunday Esram rssetass
are devoid If religious features. .nas-
nanch as 30 class or creed Is sis~p
preference il is believed That vs
Father Ryan as representa18ve az fAe
Catholic faith. vita many eshes aufsi
speakers as representative 81 otass
faiths. an open Forum of iie gress
good viii BE- matter Of fscf
The Sunday Forum sin bs eonfia
ued throughout the months 3 ssa
uary February. March ard APRIL
making the course seme~ hat 5caF
than last year. giving 80 epportun.s
Ter hearing more than a dezen 81 s3e
greatest platform speakers 81 the car
President Robert = Holmes of S..
Community Forum. aad MS assssaHss
are 70 be congratulated apen taalr
success - obtaining 70 emiseaf &
man as Father RYAN 10 open t. 1921
course al the Auditorium
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
MILLERAND'S FATHER
WAS WINE MERCHANT

=. Newspaper Enterprise ASSN -
PARIS. Nov l--Wnh the selection
of n Mlllerand as president Of France.
it mas come ont that his father kept a
vine shop IN working class district.
and that his mother was Jewess
whose ambition for her son aided L{m
Ia reaching success
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02

The Breakers hotel estertasns
many guests over the wees end. al
expressing great pleasure tae -
decoration and refarnishins 81 Ean
dining room. overiooklns she oeesIe
which Dir. Hant ihe new aan4se
added to the hofcl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02

I.agree McLarty. OF Harton Bros.
garage. had the misfortune over the
weekend Of breaking his arm while
cranking Cadillac at Harton's 1t Is
now responding 10 treatment. all
though ne has suffered greatly from
the fracture
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
PENINSULA CLUB TO
HOLD MEETING TOMORROW

The first meeting of the Peninsula
club occurs Thursday at 2:30 O'Clock,
at the clubhouse on Vermont avenue.
according to statement by Mrs. j.
W. Ranstead, secretary. The officers
earnestly desire all members who are
here 10 be present. as very important
business is to be transacted Every
member is asked to give some inter
esting experience OF her summer
Mrs. Sears will not be able 10 be
present on account of illness
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02

Mrs. A. j Johnson has returned 10
her Earl street home for the winter
season Mr.. Johnson passed away at
the beach home last spring, having
been member OF the Seabreeze eoun-
ell at the time, and instrumental in the
growth of the peninsula in many ways.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02

Dick NiYea. son Of Mayor and Mrs.
Niven Of Peninsula Drive. Is now en-
ployed IN the Daytona Beach postofFiee-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02

One OF the moss attractive homes in
Seabreeze, which is about completed
after work al summer. is that OF Geo.
=. Johnson. which stands directly OPP
posite the home of his brother, C. Fred
Johnson. which home Fuquay & Gheen
also built lasi year. II is anticipated
by the contractors that the Johnson
home will be ready for occupancy by
November 10Th, and that Mr.. Johnson
and family viii arrive shortly after
that time, for the winter season. from
their home in Johnson City, n Y.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02

The rew Turkish minlsse: o. the
interior is Marshal lzzet- One laight
say that aEything that .zzat goes to
the interior.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
PENINSULA LOCALS

Miss Darlington. Of Indiana. has arr
rived FOR The winter season. 70 be
spent With her aunt. Mrs. Fred Stone
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02

Mr. and Airs G L Dunlap. Of Los
Angeles Cal are asnong recent ar
rivals AT the beach, having taken one
Of the cottages in yining court for
the winter season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-02
PENINSULA LOCALS

Kitchens orchestra, which some
weeks ago signed contract for lease
of the dance floor at the Daytona
Beach Casino. VIII inaugurate dancing
at that popular amusement center
tonight, and Will continue each Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday during
the winter season. With no regular
dancing in the Triple Cities at this
time it is expected that the Casino
viii add greatly TO its popularity under
the management OF Kitchens orches-
ira. which played in Jacksonville for
several seasons. Cockrane Heating,
manager of the Casino. will continue
10 operate the balance OF the amuse-
ment place. ircluding the fishing pier.
bathing and stands
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
POVSECHNE. POHORSENI CHARAK.
TERU. tastI.s

ze vet dnes tlp nsledkem jednostranneho zduraznov
nj ekonomckych poitickych probemd re dostavia Sc
pozorn6simu uvazotani oazky charakteru moalni
zodpovednos nhed Johna Erskna profesora angcke
lteratury Columbia unvere Professor Erskne proJevH
nahedy pIedm6u phi rozhovoru moran vycho
We, jeji zadoucnosti forme a moznostech.
"Pocituji slime, pravl professor Erskine "ze celem
zaznamena povsecme zhorsen charakteru So
mze, ku pfkladu, sebou dnes mnohem meme "a
vazku drive Sotya dnes yerme Verejnym sbum do
konee privatnn zvoe jev veka naada lehce pohzeh
ia sliby. "~
mineni STAY zaynila spatna flosofie Ii
vota ktera nez nabyla pudy. Thneme pomerum po
vsechne nezodpov6dnosti to- sne anebo koname
Jsne zrutni vykadan naseho chovan sveue de-
dicnosti anebo oko anebo polckych narodohospodaf-
skych pomeu re nemme ami pIeztosti mysti ma osobni
zodpovednost. g,..
yse lolem mas jenom zdurazhuje toto nase hledko
Sc skoy nyn povzbuzu rozvnui prirozene pudy dltek
Malo jest tech, kdoz by souhlasli jednm mych prae
kery odepTel poati dtky do iedne nenovesch sko
nevada a yysyetlova zna pozent popudy svych deti
nepfal 81, ably rch vyVnuly
naSeho n>rodohos podafskeho spolecenskeho
konodarsv totGz sanoyisko mys. Name toho nei
zov6stnes pklad osn1nactem dodatku. Uvazte! Mnoz
sU argumenta prot uzvan zneuzvani alkohou Jest az
nzae Melo rozhodne samo stac aby cloVek pndrzoVai
stiimos ec my najsme spokoien m ably celia ia vec
porechAna bya oobni zodpov6dnos iednovce. My
zine donuti peme dske cloveka samosatnym
ednanim prohibic ably 81 neubzoval! Jest snad nejake
zfemeis ukazky naSeho nedosatku yry charakter nas
nechut k ieho rozvinuti2
Nasledovanm tohoo smdru nenalezneme pusobvou basi
pro humann pom6r Jogcky koncc podobneho vyinu Jest
osobnosti demorasovAni zvota Nebot kde kazdy
vysv6ovn ako nevyhnuteDy nasledek neosohnich
poneru kde chovani tlovGka predem
zakonodaci poicisty nemqze vat otazky morally Vse-
chny pbuznost sava pax predmetcm vynucoyane ste
nost zatonitych pravide neni mista zakon ehcky
Nen zajiste zaporeb rikati jeSe, i kdyby podobne
pomery byy zadouc, jsou Zcela Poc osobnos
nebude take vymazan srdce idi Nyneisi
Jest plnI odpora ere nemohou by dlouhou kryvanc Do
prnuc kraGi ruku zadosti porsova
lamati zakony kdyz poicie nekouka Spolecne
obmezen raGi rozmnozovan vysfcdnos license
Nedosatek srozumitemd pusobyt fosofe zivota jest
zodpoy6den nerVonos bezucenost pfien
neho dne Mnoz ide vydan sou pospas proudu a vnam
aniz by nell to nesabs v6dom. by moh nell
vlasnich To
vGiSl mlade generaci, kera joe proudem p
pravena jakymkol poctem omuv proc nema d6at veci
kterych s nepreii delati."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
CHAOS DNESNiCH POMERU.

kujc. Domovv Sc kupuli ma
spekulaci Ease VelkIm III
skem prQdavajl a DO kazdc
zmene nlajitcle Sc najem bcz-
ohlednE zvysujc. V novinach
Sc nabizeji odmeny tomu. kdc
oznami, re Jest n6kde byt k.pro
naimutf. Ma stavbu pfibytku
phi pfehnanc drahot6 surovin
noei mohno pom}4lct tax
mnohh roeii0r. ktcre Sc musi
,tthoFet abT -e do.tali pod
at;.Gchn, plata "a 3eSlc domky
prekVapuiici ceny. Eiskani puj
eek, prave u tech nejpotreb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14

NyncjSi neurovnane pQm@rE
Sc st6Fail hrozlv6jsi, aniz by
bylo mono malta VychodisAo
k dobru celku. Ustavou Zdc "a
rucena osobnf svoboda lest Wy
uzitkovana k ziskani bohatStvi
ma ntet vsech obyvatel, pod
jm6nem obchodu. aniz by by
ly zGkony, nob dobrd vile u
moznych cinitelu, ahy to 2'o
bylo odstrareno aDrb obnc@c-
no. Mejv6tSi 40 ol,irt5j' #
sprayeali7A spcisuiacG 2cInnt-
nejsimi potrebami pro naSe IL
Ii. KaGdh piiiezitost Sc v.alzit-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
CESkE UMENi v AMERICE.

New York, IL. kyetna. -
Reditel zdejsi metropolitan O.
perry Gatti-Gassazza, ktery
dnes od.ilzdi do Italic, vydal
prohlascni o pristi sczonc 1920
1921.
Ma programu vedlc starSich
opcrnich del budc take pro-
yedcna novinka cd ccskcho
skladatclc Karla Wcise a sicc
opera "Polsky Zid', kterazto
jiz pred 20 lcty slavila svoji
premieru Praze ma nemcc-
kern jevisti, byvsi odmitnuta
Narodnim divadlem. Opera me
la dspech, ac mono rici 0 nj,
re neZnamena niiaky vzestup
We vyvoji hudebniho dramatic
keho umeni ceskeho, jclikoz
ieii hudebni zpracovani sc po-
hybujc IA poll cklekticismu.
Uspcch lie pricisti doji, kite
ry hodnc utoCi ma sentimalitu
a soustrast trpicim, jak snad
no vysvitne jiz nazvu tohouo
dila. Je to pusobiva rcpertoir-
nj opera, ktcrd nema zadnych
hlubsich aspiracf.
! x dosavadnim reziscrum
pax byl jc$tt angazovan Sa-
mucl Thcyman. Cd pemcckehc
df,adla PraZe.
Emma Ds5tlnoya byla Ano
VII angazovdna na prVni polo
yinu sezony.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14

nejSich jest obtezovano, tax zeI
|velke mnozstvi rodin jest vi
kritickem postaveni. Cena nej-'
|nutn6jsich nasich pozivatin Sc
|stupnuje die libosti bezcitnych
|spekulantu. Nedostatek BRAN
bor privedl cennu ma $500 Ia
busl a die zprav vlaky bram-
Dor ponechany ma tratlch, abyj
Sc nedostatek privodil. Cukr Sc
dnes kupuje jako licitaci =,
kdo da vic obecny lid to mu-
81 zaplatit. V Chicagu vladni
soudce ma fotografii zeleznicni
no vozu cukrem, ktery byl
ma trait nekolikrate vzdy re ri
skem prodan, nez byl upotre-'
ben. Maso, mouka, uhli Sc sta
lie zdrazuie a tim i ostatni po
tfeby. Vina svaluie Sc ma STAY
ku vyhybkart ma draze, re do
prava jest obmezena. Vsak jak
byla prohlasena stdvka, hned
ceny zbozi byly zvyseny vzdor
tomu, ze vseho byla zde zaso-
ba.
Stavkdri Sc odsuzuji, re pro
| Ii vuli jejich vudcu vysli ma
stavku. Avsak ii vhdcove, kteii
mali pet az deset tisic rocni
sluzby nepocit'uji, jak ten del
nix phi nynejsi drahote muze
"a pet dollaru denne rodinu
svou uzivit. Pred rokem nynej
81 stavkdri zadali, ably Jim byla
mzda zvysena ancb ably povo-
lane kruhy Sc postaraly sni-
zeni cen zivotnich 'potreb. Ma
! ljelich zadost dostaii odpoVed
re bude postarano, aby ziyoby
| ii bylo lacineiSi. VSak zivobyti
bylo zdrazeno a zvySeni mzdy
stale odkladano nasledek Jest
stdvka, ktera ovSem privadi
ziych nasledku. Ale kdyZ Sc
mohou cas- urovnat pozadav-
/ ky delniku, ktefi pracuji le
te V chladku a V zine teple,
proc Sc nemohou urovnat po-
zadavky delnikiI, ktefi yykond
jvaji tax oDtiznou a zivotu ne
bezpecnou praci, jako mali
prav6 vyhybkari, kteri le-
te ma pravem slunci a zine
pri kazde nepohode musl na
zeleznicnim voze stat, lett {
vozu dolu a nahoru, ably w.
hybku ku prave jizd6 'poSinu,
Ii, tax ably strojveda sc zbozinr
ma prave koleje k velkoobcho
dunn neb tovarnam vozy dopra
vii. VSimli jste 81 nekdy v III
me prace tech vyhybkdrd !
> Mnoho-li by "a tn praci pozadC
vail ii, ktefi je dnes odsuzu
ji?
Minuly rok Sc IA farmaci
vypestovalo vseho prebytck ;
pfcee vsc tax drahe?
CO budcme "a zivobyti pla
tit pi'isti zimu, kdyz die zprd'
zenedelsk6ho uradu; pri ne
prlznivem pocasi prvne deji
. mach Ameriky Sc nevyp6stuj
dosti plodin, aby zdejsi obyv,
. tele Sc uzivili?'Kam to spejer
a jake budou nasledky? F. S