davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
GRAD SPEAKS
At HIGH SCHOOL
William p. Hamilton,
Rhodes Scholar, Urges
Spirit of Cooperation
POINTS LESSON IN
OVERSEAS ACTION

william Paul Hamilton, Of the
class Of 1918. OF the Wilmington High
school. Wlo recently awarded
onc Of the two Rhodos scholarships
al oxford College. was the principal
Sncaker af this mornings exercises
In ihe wilmington llish school MT.
Hamilton was given warm reccp-
tion b, the students as he was m
iroduccd by james \. Barkley' III
siruclOr of English. -, tho
Nr Hamilton. who served IN ule
army in France and saw service, ~ ~
ihc front line trenches WIN hIll'a.'
,nidicrs. spoke OF his war eNperl.ilv,Ssii
and dwell on the spirit tlai perNa.le'i, \
evcrv regiment and brigade II urf AZ "a
his bearers 60 Keep up me hl-u st,t,' ~
OF The Hieh school as wen as ''s '''
Nr hamilton. who graduated ron
No ARMY General Sian College ~
,nrres France. spoke OF ms Wli
acrnss ihe ocean With the trool ; Sho
~ no convoy that accompanies W.
ebtn having silcnced two SUBMARINES
H. snoke of The reception accorue'
~. American soldiers on their arrlNs
In France. saying that the hrst Worn'
he heard spoken In Engllsn a. u u'
stcnned ashore. were: THE war w
soon he over" The speaker ne s''"
,,as an old Frenchman. ..,,t
The weekly exercises open,u Nas ~
The orchestra playing seNerW n,,
lions. Professor Barkley rea1 ~ ~
Scrinilre lesson and addresseu ul'
seholars. He welcomed the ireshlllcl
insi entering the school ana reierreyy
Id the Wlichword OF Tue h's'
school as Cooperation
Nfr. Barkley referred to inc lilnes'
M PRINCIPAL A II. Berlin. saying INA
pofessor Berlin while unable recent
IN To- devote as much time 10 ui'
school as usual, had his eyes on tll'
students. Hf has give nihe create
part of his life's work TO the school
The necessity OF deciPiine was I'M
nrcssed on The pupils. Mr.. Barkle>
said mat The fire drills should be OBJ
served TO the very letter OF lhe laW
but that In no case should mere ID
undue haste by The pupiln as ineA
march fran their class rooms on th'
sounding OF the fire bell.
Ralph Jacobs entertained win sew
eraI violin solos. Following the an
dress the gathering sang God Is oul
Refuge. Stand Fast and Jnshaken.
Aftcr the Lords prayer had been sait
and the salute TO The nag given tn'
exercises closed with the orclestr'
accompanying The pupils In singing
"Thc Star Spannlcd Banner.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
nALI.Y nAY an STANTON.

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
STANTON. Oct ii-rhe annual
rally dav cXerc scs We're held In the
stanton NJ. +. Church yesterday af-
lcrn0on. A very pleasing program
Vas furnished by TIE children OF The
SUNDAY school. A few weeks ago
TIE children were asked 10 prepare a
SNORT paper on "Wh2l Il a booster.
and as ihe best apsNcl w3f given
by sadie SIN. son. See was rrescuiei
vi'h a B'hic a ccst ss'c ind eating
iliat ltlf May nrnpScy { years OK
AGE. had hrcr ncricci in attendance
irr hc pssi yNsr. w7s presented TO
Per There Vas az address bv the
hcv. T.. y. Moore. Pastor of ihe
rturra. frd Noesi selections werc
srng hs NJ and Nrs Arthur B.
Wilson ~ Wilmington.
The i.uJies' Ao society OF Slanta9
f1urrl Eeld ils m.nihly business
Uceiing and social on Thursdl,
cvcninr "a the 'umo OF Air cfd Mrs.
Ei'is i1irks. o. ncsr VI lli0wh Fol-
lor.rc ihc business mesiinl q pleas
ing prosrsm vsS fmniascd.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
SECURE NEW aANITOR.

Having been without a ianiior FOR
several days last week. the Richard
son Park School opened this morning
In a snic and span condition, the
school commissioners having secured
"a new ianitor Simon SkOtnicki re-
signed The position last week, after
refusing 10 clean the school annex, at
Tinsman's Hall. on the grounds that
SkoinlcN held the position but two
weeks. having been engaged ai a sal
AIRY Of $50 q month and the new iani-
tor. 10 Is understood. viii receive the
slmc amount.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
AUGUSTINE BRIDGE
READY FOR SERVICE

Street Comm issioner Frank w,
Pierson reported to the street and
Sewer Department today That the qp-
proaches 20 the new Nehicular trailic
bridge over the Brandywlne at Angus
tine are finished, and that the bridge
Will be opened for tra1lc as soon as
the approaches are accepted by the
Levy Court
Work of rebuilding Eighteenth
street between Van Buren and Frank
lin streets will be finished In a few
days
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

To Re-establish Strength After
Sickness
How Many People In This City
Have Done So

There is one great drawback to re-
covery for a person who has Deen
sick. and that is poor devitalized
blood and consequent weakness, nor-
vousness and depleted strength. II
people in this city who have been i'll
and are still in a weakened condition
could only realize the value OF Ninol
TO enrich the blood. create a hearty
appetite and restore strength, drug
gists would not be able TO supply the
demand
For all rundown, nervous, anaemic
conditions, and for delicate children
and feeble old people, there is no
other remedy like Ninol.
Our local druggist, N. B. Danforth,
guarantees IL.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
COAL SITUATION
In CITY BETTER

William A. Hyde, Of the Edward r.
Pusey Company, coal dealers, sad to-
day that the local coal situation is
more promising than for the past ilve
weeks. although shipments are being
received slowly.
Until all past orders are filled,
he stated. those taken before ana
shortly after the coal strike was set.
Tied. we VII moi receive our normal
supply He added, however, that az
customers were being taken care or
limited deliveries being made
When asked v'n7lher there Wa'
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
InENTIEY sTnLEN GoOns.

William Larrlmore, a boy taken in
custody Friday by Constable Tlnsman
and sent 10 The Ferris Industrial
school. on Saturday. from later re-
ports, was quite adept In the practice
OF acquiring things belonging TO other
people. Several persons from Red
LION called on Constable rinsman
this morning and Identified stolen
property as theirs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

any apparent danger for the coming
winter, Mr.. Hyde declared he could
not say there was no danger, but me-
hoped that conditions would improve
so in the nexl month or two tnat me
city would experience no trouble. me
prices. he added, would no be anecied
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
sIIVFnnROOK ANNIVFnSAnY

SilVorbrOOk VI n. Church yesterday
observed It's lWenty-seyenth annIver-
sary with special services. The Rev.
Dr. ID. ID. Forsyth secretary Of the
Board OF Home Missions and Church
Extension OF the NJ r. Church,
preached in the morning and the Rev.
Frank llerson of Newark preached In
the evening The sunday school had
rally day service in the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
AnnEsrEn IN IIoIlnR CASE.

Arrested In Philadelphia on Thurs
day while driving an automobile con-
tanning liquor Andrew palese of this
city. has been held IN $500 bail for a
further hearing by Judge Dickinson.
palese. was released. palese is charg-
ed with attempting allegally to trans
mort liquOr.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
Plan sIRpmsf rNrERrAINMENr.

The Non Partisan campaign Com
miliec OF the Central Labor Union is
Planning surprise entertainment on
Thursday evening. October o. at the
New Century Club. t0ii Delaware
avenue. The committee refuses TO dl-
Nulg,f lae good things in store for
those who attend
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
MATER noAnn RnuTINF.

Al The needing or The Board or
Water Commissioners this morning
C. NJ. Banks, city treasurer, report
ed the following balances 10 the
credit OF the board: Current FUND.
S72. .67O.ii: special fund. si90S9i: paid
out by the department FOR the week
ending October Q, current payroll,
S2 13S 10
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
AT THE CARRICK.

married Via Wireless one OF the
big features ON the bill at the Gar
rick Theatre This week, is an unusual
offering. II is a musical comedy,
which will be given by a company Of
eight clever singers. dancers and
comedians. But ii is more than that.
The stage setting Is one OF The con-
spicuOus points OF meri. There are
featured a hattleship and submarine
in action on the stage and also an air
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
LYoNs IN A sEmous coNpIT1oN.

Thomas Lyons. % years old 301
West Firth street, who is suffering
with a fractured skull at his home,
is in critical condition lie is part
ly conscious Lyons alleged he was
hit with a controller handle by troll
ley car conductor last Thursday eve
ming during a controversy.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
FINE FOR PIKE sPEEDERs.

Magistrate Stradlcy this mNning
nned Irwin Covlngton, Earl S. Nelson
and George Notion, all OF Philadelphia,
81 and costs for speeding on the
Philadelphia pike.
The arrests were made by the State
Highway police.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
amELp WANTED: MALE"

With trunk bulging with ilve
hundred dollars worth Of clothes, The
same amount Of money in her purse
for expenses and spirit OF adventure
aided and abelted by a more or less
amount OF unreliablc nerve, LeOna
Stafford went a hunting for rich
husband 1t was decided That Leonq's
thousand dollar legacy could best le
invested in a plot to ensnare. mil
lionaire. So Leona brushed the dus,
off OF her French, borrowed Toodlcs,
a ferociOusly tame bull dog. went 10
a fashionable seaside resort. pretended
10 be the French widow Of a Russian,
and hinted at dark and hidden past.
LeOna hoped that such a procedure
would start something. ana u did.
but not exactly what Blanch Sweet
expected in Help Wanted; Male" the
rsinaniic comedy showing at the
savoy Theatre for the first three days
OF the week commencing today. In
addition Harold Lloyd will be shown
in Captain kidd's Kids" owing. TO
the numerous requests for the first
series OF the Lloyd comedies.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
he eharaelers Of This story.
"THE WHISPER MARKET"

An interesting example OF the COM
plications that often arise from idle
gossip is found in Corinne Griflith's
story "The Whisper Market" which
is to be at the Rialto today and to-
morrow. The characters Of the story
are American but the setting Of the
picture is n he capital Of South
American country.
Miss Griillth's role is that OF the
very pretty. capable and loving wife
Of the L. S consul Of that city.
For the comedy on this bill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter de Havens clever farce
"A Model Husband" has been pr0cur-
ed. 1t is a real laugh from beginning
TO end
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
Doctors Recommend
8on-0pt for the Ewes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as q safe home remedy
in the treatment of eve troubles and TO
strengthen eyesight. Sold under mo2a'
refund guarantee BY al druQg eta
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

ship lowering over the stage All Of
This gives a realistic effect to the
plot-in which might be called a ro-
nance of the navy.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

Women OF this blrihdate should
use the Want Ads 10 secure business
positions ald ag nis and directors
will do well 10 watch This column.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

Bu-r,ss chanc's como uni. r. Nan
eli-y fjr,ec di.riaG The comin- n.oLit.
Tli Nani Ads v.ll bring favorable
rriurrs
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
IS
WAKEFIELD AT THE
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

Under Mr. David Belasco's direction
David Warneld and his supporting
company will begin this evening at
the Playhouse a throe-day engagement
In The revival Of The Return OF
Peter Grimm
OF Mr.. Warnelds splendid roper
i0ire-"1he Music Master The Auc-
tiOneer." and "The Return of Peter
Grimm, the last Is by far the most
Intensely human. absorbing and in
teresting.
The play which is from the pen Of
Mr.. Be,ascO himself, Is brought for
ward again this season, after an alb
sence from The stage Of several years
In response to many requests and be-
cause of the fact that lis theme is one
that engages the widest and deepest
interest OF the public at the present
time Never has there been so much
conjecture upon and discussion of the
possibility OF communication between
lhc spiritual and the material worlds
as here is now land never mas lhe
subject been more beautifully treat
ID than by the two master-crafismen
OF the theatre, Mr.. Belasco ana Mr..
Warneld
MIR. Warnelds portrayal Of the
kindly Old florist, Peter Grimm, equals
fully in artistic perfection lhc spich-
Id chleyement OF The draml,isi me
Characterization. though rich IN hu-
NOR is infinitely sweet with th3t ten
dprness which comes only with a ca
pacity for limilless human under
/ standing and sympathy. and IT reach
es. spiritually, a nobility that is all
most sublime.
Marie Bates, Joseph Brennan. John
Sainpolis. John r. Webber and VIII
Liam B0ag are some OF The players
who were in the original production
Of "The Return Of Peter Grimm who
Will be here tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
WALTER HAMPDEN.

Seals went on sale this morning lot
the four Shaekspearean performances
lhat Walter Hampden viii give the
last three days OF This week at the
Playhouse. Thursday. "The Tanning
of lhe Shrew' will be presented; on
Friday. Hamlet and on SATURDAY,
matinee and evening The Merchah'
Of Venice"
This is the second visit that Mr..
Hampden has made 10 Wilmington.
As a matter Of fact IL was only two
seasons ago that he experienced his
triumph in Hamlet that won him
The tile Of "The greatest living Ham
let" 10 is not for the management
To recommend his work TO Whining
lonians who We're the delighted audi
enccs OF last season.
Mary Hall and Mona Morgan are TO
be Mr. llampden's leading woman.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
\ 0TThIe
.OC1[1pG[Ig
THE MAN VINO HND EVERYTHING7

The novel means taken by wealthy
father to make a man Of his spoiled
son is the theme OF Jack plckford's
picture "The Man Who Had Every
thing and 1t is playing at the Ma
lestic Theatre.
Instead OF throwing him out on his
own resources Mark BullWdy lllonel
BellmOre). gives his son Harry Jack
Pickfordl. everything he wants-from
a prize bull dog and a fancy racing
car 10 permission TO wed a young
woman Of doubtful reputation, with
whom Harry thinks he is in love.
In order to cure his young son or
being a mollyc0ddle." the multmil-
liOnaire. gives him things, things and
then some more thugs and any and
everything that The boy imagines. he
can ever want. II is a sure-cure and
The recovery Is evident in a real ro-
nance that concludes the story
sOLOIsT AT QUEEN.
The Queen Theatre announces the
introduction OF singing into its pro-
gram this week, with the coming OF
Fred Dempsey from The Capitol The
aire. New York Once at the matinee
and 'wo times in the evening .le
tenor will sing popular songs. Hf
will this week introduce two new Leo
lfeist songs entitled Honolulu Eyes
and Feather Your Nest
In addition TO this feature Of sing
ing. there Is TO be double bin photo
play offering. Clara Kimhall Young
picture For the Soul Of Rafael Is
the dramatic attraction while Macl
Sennetl's comedy Great Scott tend.
/ TO the comedy end Of the program.
For the Soul OF Rafael is ro.
nance Of Southern California oil
some fifty years ago The famous
] Spanish missions and the romantic ane
/ temperamena Spanartls and MeXi
cans who lived there at tina. time, ar
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
USE SLOAN'S TO
WARD OFF PAIN
You can Just tell by its healthy
stimulating Odor, that i is
going TO do you good

66TF only had some Sloan's Lini-
ment m How often you've said
II that And then when the rheu-
matte twinge subsided-after hours of
suffering-y forgot it
Don't do 10 again-get a bottle today
and keep il handy for possible use
tonight A sudden attack may come
on-sciatica, lumbago. sore muscles.
backache. stim joints, neuralgia, the
pains and aches resulting from expos
ure. YOu'n soon find warmth and re-
lief in Sloan's, the liniment that pene-
traies without rubbing. Clean, econ
omical. Three sizes-3Jc, roc, sl.i0.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
Nadeje ma schvaleni
mirove smlouvy ten
to mesic blednou

Washington, D. G., 19. ledna. -
Nad6je, ze dojde v senate Spoje-
nych Statn Ike konecne akci 0 mi
rove snllouve V tomto m6sfci, te.
mef 1plne vybledly. Vssnahach
republikanskych i demokratickych
vHdci V zajmu urovnanf spori 0
ylhrady bnde pokraeovano, avsak
pred senat tato otazka sotva Sc
dostane pred zacatkem mesfce L.
nora. V poslednich dnech konalo
Sc nekolik konferenci republican
skych demokratickych senatorii
4 prayl Sc, ze Znaeny pokrok byl
utinen V zaimu urovnani menslch
rozporii. V otazce clanku desate-
no a Monroeovy doktriny vsak 81
tllace zistava stejnem stadiu. =
RepublikanSti vildci a mirni w.
hradafi trvaji na tom, zc V tech
to otazkach nemiize dojlti k zme-
ne zasady. N6ktefi demokrate,
iak Sc vyro7umiva, isou ochotni
povolit republikanim v teto otaz-
ce, avsak stanovisko senatora G..
VI. IIitchcocka, viidce administra6-
nich sil, zilstava nezmeneno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
|Rakusane poskodili
valecne lodstvo

Geneva, 10. icina. - Rakonske
valecne lode, ktcre musf bfti wy
dany spojencdm, byly poskozeny
iako nemecke lode v Scapa Flow,
ale V mensim pon6kud mei'itku,
die telegramu, zfskaneho Turina
pres Lugano. Depese tato pravi,
ze spojenecka namorni komise, jez
V minulych dnech pfijela do Ko-
tori, oznamila, ze rakouske lode
zdc shromazdcne byly vaznc po-
skozeny. Rakousk6 posadly tech
to lodi znicily anebo odstranily
hlavnf soncastky lodnich stIojd,
tax zc neni mono Sc mimi W.
praviti ma more. .Jenom trupy
lodi zistaly neposkozeny. Opravky
tyto vyzadaji 81 DOLBY nekolika
m6sicii. v lofstvn tomto naleza
Sc vclka bitevni lof, tfi velkf kfiz-
milky, ctyfi torpedoH krizniky,
dyanact torpcdovyeh lodic Il ne
ktere mensi lode.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
F1rozny zlocin ma
farme v Mississippi

Amery, Miss, 19. ledna. Ce-
Il zdejsi okoli je vzruseno stras-
liyym zloainem, jehoS ob6ti Sc sta
la rodina Roberta Millcra, As ro-
XII stareho farmare, bydlfcfho asi
til mile cd tohoto mesta. Char
les Marshall, souscd, obvinen byl
q tohoto zlocinu dopraven byl
pod silnou strait do Aberdeen,
Miss. Usmrceni byli: Robert Mil
Ter, otec, Leonard Miller, jeho syn,
Fanny Millerova, 1Sleta dcera, a
osm mesici stare dltko. Domov
Millerovych po te byl vyhozen dy-
namitem do pov6tfi a mrtvoly "a
vrazdanych spaleny Marshall OBJ
vindn byl ze enlistment Fanny Mil
lcrove q zloeinn Sc dopustil, ably
syedky zaIoby. Soud $
,Marshallcm mel SC konati pfl-
stim mlslci Pearl Milleroya, 13
roki stara, byla jedinou q rodi-
ny, liz podafilo Sc uniknouti. Byla
svsdkem zlocinu a jeji svedectvi
mGlo "a nasledek zatGcnf Charlese
Marschalla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
Hoover schvaluje
castecne zruseni
blokady Ruska

Washington, y. G., 10. lcdna. --
IruSeni blokady sovetskfho Rus.
ka. die nahledu IIerberta IIoove-
ra, odstranilo ncjvetsi opoiu Ru-
ska. Mluvc ma zaklade zkusenosti,
nabytych pfi i-lzeni pomocne pra-
ce Evrope, Hoover naznacil, ze
bolsevici vinu "a ysechny MEDIA
ry sveho rezimu syalovali ma tu-
to blokadu a shromazdovali veIke
armadypod pfedstirkou, ze Rusko
bojuje, aby Sc zachranilo pred wy
hladov6nfm. Po zruscni teto bio,
kady, pravil Hoover, bolscvicka
tyranie Sc shronti. jestlize Sc il nc,
zdaii zmfrniti utrpcnf lidu. Hoo.
yer soudf, ze Rusko nema zadne.
no obili, lnu a jinych vecl pro w.
voz, ponsvadz mestske obyvatel.
gfvo hladovf. Fenkovslsf obvyatcl,
sfyo, dle doeh5zcjlcioil zpray, nou-
ze D potraviny nema.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
Loty$ska vojska p0razi|a
znacn6 slime sbory bO|$evi-
XII neda|ekO m6Sta PSkOva
Cinane bojuji po boku bolsevik1. .--Polske pome-
Il vazns ohrozeno bolseviky.-R -Rusko sovet-
ske ma mnoho zbozi vyvozu.

stoupiIy 2nacnf "a polskt hranice
a zanjaly 1zcmi, ktera pl.avoplat-
ne pati'i Rusku. Prcmiefi Mama
eli poIskc Wade. zc ncbndou pod
porovati ieji vybonou politiku.
Pozadali polskeho ministra "a
hranitnich zalezitosti, nyni meska-
iiciho V Paiizi, Padka, ably odpo-
rncil sve Wade vyklizeni ruskych
tizemi, tax ably sovetske vlade ne.
byla poskytovana pfilezitost k Il
toku. Padek vsak odepfel tax uci.
nit. V konferencich techto dopo-
sud ncbyla rozhodnuta otazka. 60
nciniti, kdyby sovetska vojska W.
tlacila Polaky ruskych iizcmi a
nasledovala ic do Polska. Eojen-
ske poliiicke autority netajf pre-
svedceni, 10 polska vybojna poll
tika pnsobi Jim yaznt obtize..
kodah, 10. lcdna. Maxim Lit
yinov, bolsevickt zastupce, konfe-
ruiici tn James O'Gradym. an
glickym delegatem. ohledne vym6-
ny yalecnych zajatcil a internova-
nych civilistil. vyjadril uspokoje-
nj mad oznamcnim syrchovane ra-
dy, zc obchodni styky mczi spojcn-
ci a sovetskym Ruskem mohou BY
ii zaflajcny ProhIasil. zc alxce .ta-
10 bndc miti blahodarny 1cinck ma
hospodafskon situaci Ruska.
Rusko ma velkf zasoby zbozl
pro vyvoz, jnenovite len, konopi,
dfivi, kozesiny. kdze a platinu.
pravil, zvlaste potfebuje hospo-
dafske stroie a zeleznicni material.
Pravi, ze ma Sibifi ie dostatek po-
travin, ale k yyvozu jich Sc nedo-
stava dopravnich prostredkn. Pro-
hlasil, zc bude nutno dovoliti Ru-
skn. ably poslalo svoje obchodni
zastupce do zahranici Naznacil, ze
sovitske Rusko bude ochotno do
voliti. ably obchodni zastupci spo-
jencil pfisli do Rnska a ucinili IL
spofadani pro vymenu 2bozi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
Spojenci obnovi
obchod s Ruskem

Londyn, 10. ledna. - Obchod.
mi styky mezi spoicneckvmi ma
rodnostmi ruskym lidem budou
obnoveny okamzite V dusledku
rozhodnuti svrchovane rady Pa
iii. Toto uspoiadani, jak iiz bylo
sd6leno, neZnamena zadnou zme.
nu stanoviska spojeneckych vlad
k vlade Lenina Trockeho. Sat.
styo lekv, zem6dalske stroie a j.
ne potfeby poslany budou do Ru-
ska gImenou n obili. len a jnie
zboli IL Iasope lol i .,ral ti
Jak Sc vyroznmiva, ndineno bude
opatfenl, ably tyto potfeby dosta-
ly Sc primo do rukon scdlakG. -
Styky mezi spojcnci a sovetsktm
Ruskem .jsou pfedmetem znacnc
pozornosti tisku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
Sovstsky korab''
pfistal We FinSlu

Hango, Finsko, 10. lcdna A.
mericka armadnf transport,; loT
Buford, vezouci 249 deEo..n,o
nych radikalii 2 Ameriky. ns;;ol.
sem v patck 0 3. hodin6 odhola5,,f
Alexander Berkman Emn,o nola.
manova. kteii jsou- povazo vs,; j
vudcc deportovanych, ozna anil; 81
nezistanou Rusku, tr,iI.s vrst
Sc do Ameriky, abv I'll zSebr6p;.
Il" Radikslov6 budou dorra IN;
k ruskemu pomezf 1fednftv o,,a
ricke 1radovny prace a l,F;stxlo.
valecktho odbortl Vclks ,,,os
stvi lidi shromazdilo Sc III, ,,;a.,,
ably spatfili dcportovane.- LteT'
sehazeli pc miistku, lnajiee j.
Bcrknana a G0ldmanoyou. Ola
+po SVEN sestllpu na pevninH Odsu-
zovali americkou vladn pro iedna-
nj radikaly. Poslcdnf til dny &c.
sty Kicln do lIango byly spoje-
ny Sc znaenym nebezpeclm nasled-
ken velkeho poetu plovoucich min
y tschto yodacll Zkiseny neine-
eky lodivoda Schmidt fidil LODI.
Radikalove bavili Sc cdstou hlavne
zpevem, poneyadz jakekoliv rec
nenf bylo jim zakazano. Finske
authority informovaly sovetskou
vladu 0 ilmyslu dopraviti radika-
~ ma rllskt lzemi. avsak dosud Sc
jim nedostalo zadnt odpovedi. De-
Dortovani doprayeh; bndou po zc-
leznici V priivodu finskych strait
a amcricklch namofnikn do Teri
joli, asi dve mile od pomezi. Cd
tud pax dopraveni bndou do Ru-
ska.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
Sebevrah odkazal
majetek 'najemniku

Lincoln, Ncb., 10. lcdna. - J.. Y.
Stuckey, 20 rokil starry farmaf,
odkazal svnj majetek Gene $751;
600 svemu najemniku, II. j. Bob
montovi. nacez spachal sebevraz-
du, zastreliv Sc ranou z puSky.
Stuckey byl starym mladencem a,
Ill SC svym najemnikem. Byl 20
delsl dobu ncmocen a nepochybn6
to vcdlo jej k sebcvrazcdnGmu H.
nu Nemam zadnych pfibuz-
nych", pravi Stuckcy y posledni
syt Will "Byl jsi Ike mne laskav,
Joe, a proto ii odkazuji vie, 60
nam. Udrzuj mtj roy q lot na
hFbitpve b postay rnii1 uekdy nh-
hrobek, ale pikoliy rriIiS. nallad.
N.Y.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-21
Polsko zamitlo
zadost Vatikanu

Rim, 10. ledna. = Rusti zajatci.
vracejici Sc do Ruska 2 nepratel-
skych zajateckych tabord, jsou nu-
ceni vstoupovati do bolscvickych
armad, die prohlasenf polske via
dy odpov6di vatikanu, ktcry
pozadal, aby polsk4 vlAda doyoli-
10. ably rustf zajatci 2 Nemccka
mohli profit polskgm dzemfm ma
cest6 do syycb domovd. Polska
vlAda navrhujc, ably repatriaci
Sc poseckalo az zmeni sovstska
vlada svoji s6sadu.