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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13

prizes November "a in the school
building. All exhibits entered, such as
wheat, corn and oats. must have been
grown on the exhibitors farm in the
season of 1920 in the Monroe township
school district.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13

A curious fact has been noticed by
Arctic travelers-snow. when at a very
low temperature, absorbs moisture and
dries garments
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
NORTHER INTERRUPTS
HARDINC'S FISHING
tBy Associated Press)

POINT ISABEL, Texas, Nov. 10
President-elect Hardings tarpon fish
ing was interrupted Friday by 50
mile norther that churned the Point
Isabel fishing grounds into tumbling
field of foam and drove the tempera.
ture down to the shivering point. De-
Gliding to stay ashore, the senator read
and rested during the morning in his
cottage overlooking the lagoon, but
hoped before the day was over, 10
motor to Brownsville for a game of
golf. He expressed keen disappoint-
ment that unfavorable weather had
Overtaken his fishing ventures, and
said he expected TO get chance 10
try his luck once more before ne
leaves here early next week.
Mr.. Harding'S speech in Browns
vile yesterday was the only one on
his engagement list during his stay
here, and he expects to do no work
before his departure, on the other
matters awaiting his attention. Mail
is beginning TO come here for him in
great quantities, but his secretarys are
filing most of it away, and arc giving
immediate attention only to the most
urgent letters.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13

Clothing made of feathers as a sub
stitute for wool has been invented by
an Italian priest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
College Fund Drive
Backed by the Laymen
OF Lutheran Church

Arrangements for joining in the Wit
tenberg college campaign for 81 800.
900, were completed by laymen of the
Second Lutheran church, Friday eve
ming The campaign will be launched
III the church Sunday, Nov. ID. The
men will be commissioned by the Rev.
c. Raymond Isley, pastor. at the morn
ing service, and they will go out and
canvass the membership in the after
noon.
Following is list of the appeal
workers: Congressional captain, J. r
Holiday; Lieutenant L. ID. Haselt:ne,
Ray Burgess. Herbert Russell, B. A.
Bescher. William SiIberman, J. G..
Evans, Roy Denning, William Keller,
Stanley Green; Lieutenant, r. R. Holz-
APPEL. Myron Keelor, Wilbur Schnelle,
Lawrence Faucet, c. Wellbaum, Ray
mond Cox, Alton Cox, George Cones,
Claud Russell, George Peffly.
Not to be Outdone by the women of
the church who recently pledged their
support to the movement, the men
adopted the following resolution:
whereas, the most important issue
for the church of Christ today is the
strengthening of Christian colleges !;
for as go the Christian colleges, so
goes the church of Christ,
And, whereas, Wittenberg college is
the Christian school dependent upon
our efforts and our assistance to main
tain and strengthen our church life,
And whereas, Wittenberg college is
today entering upon an expansion pro-
gram that is both justified and promis-
ing of success;
Be it resolver, that we, the laymen
Appeal workers of the Second English
Lutheran church of Richmond. pledge
our utmost endeavor that as far as
we are concerned, Wittenbergs appeal
shall not fail;
Be it further resolved. that we
pledge our full quota and that we con
slider it a matter of honor that our
/. pledge be redeemed in full.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
$50 Eggs From 17Hens
In 80 Days-In Alaska

Mrs. Annie Burch. Petersburg. Ala ska
writes :-"l have been using Pratt'S
Poultry Regulator and am getting Is
eggs daily from Il hens. | am proud OF
my chickens. as our climate in South
eastern Alaska is so wet and cold, that
no one here tried chicken raising be-
fore"
This would be good record in New
Jersey. Ohio or California THE NIX OF
1T IN COLD. BLEAK. WET SOUTH
EASTERN ALASKA
Pratts Poultry Regulator. mixed
with a good egg-makng ration. is
guaranteed to make hens lay anywhere
any month. regardless of Climatc-or
YOUR money will be refunded j. H.
Mcnke. Omer G. Whelan. A. G.. Luken
& Co. f. H Stegman.--AdvertiSem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
CRUSADE IS PLANNED
AGAINST HOME BREW;
RESTRICT HOPS SALE

WASHINGTON, Nov 13.-The in
ternal revenue bureau in formal state
ments, today confirmed reports that a
crusade against home brewing of alco-
holic beverages is planned by the gov
ernment's prohibition enforcement
agencies The bureau did not reveal,
however, the means it proposed TO EN-
ploy in the campaign nor admit that
it had approved preliminary instruc-
tons by Prohibition Commissioner
Kramer directing that sales of malt
and hops be restricted to bakers and
confectioners.
IF malt extract, hops, isinglass gela-
tine or other materials are sold or ad-
vertised for sale in circumstances
which show that they are advertised
or sold for use in the unlawful manu-
facture of intoxicating liquor said a
statement issued tonight by Commits
sioner Williams of the internal rev.
enue bureau, lit is the purpose of the
bureau to prosecute persons so offend
ing.
"The so-called home brewed beer
manufactured in the home for bever-
use of the family and bona fide guests.
is, under the bureaus construction of
the law, illegal, and the sale of ma
terials for the purpose of such manu-
facture is likewise illegal.
Ban Not Denied.
Commissioner Kramer was still abb
sent from the city tonight. No author
itative statement of the nature of the
instructions as he has already issued
in the anti-home brew campaign was
Obtainable. The statement of the Fed
eral prohibition directors of Ohio how
ever, that he had received instructions
from Mr.. Kramer to prevent sales of
malt and hops except to bakers and to
cOnfectiOners has not been denied by
the Internal Revenue Bureau, although
it is understood that Commissioner
Williams has not as yet approved
these specific orders.
There was an apparent difference of
opinion between the officers of the
bureau and Commissioner Kramer's
staff officers as to the powers granted
under the Eolstead act with respect to
prohibiting the sale of articles en-
plOyed in the manufacture of beer at
home Commissioner Williams con,
ferred during the day with aids
familiar with the act and this was fol
lowed by numerous other conferences
in the bureau, the nature of which was
not disclosed.
Officials of the prohibition unit de
clined to discuss any phase of the
question. Assistant Commissioner
Bliss of the prohibition staff was
among thoe who talked with Commits
SiOner Williams but neither would saw
what conclusions were arrived at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
pREBLE COUNTY ROAD
FUND EXHAUSTED; new
BONDS ARE ISSUED

EATON, o., Nov. 13.-Because the
county road repair fund is exhausted,
and because contracts have been let
and it is necessary to proceed with
the work, the county commissioners
have adopted a resolution to issue
$4,000 worth of certificates of indebt-
edness for a period of three months
and to bear per cent interest. The
issue is made in anticipation of GER
tain levy on all taxable property in
the county for road purposes, adopted
by a majority vote at the November,
1919, election. The certificates will
also serve to take up other certificates
of Indebtedness issued in July, 1920.
Neglect Is Alleged.
Gross neglect is alleged in a petit
ton filed in common pleas court by
Oscar B. Reed. of Somers township,
against Mable Reed for divorce and
custody of their only child, aged ;
years. Reed alleges his wife abandon
cd her home and family in August,
couple married November 20, 1916, in
Hamilton. Mrs. Reeds maiden name
! was Shockey.
Would Divide Land.
Albert Rettich, Of Montgomery
county, has filed an action here in
common pleas court against George
w. Hickman 'and others for partition
of 119 acres of land in Twin township.
He asks that the dover of Maude Ret
itch be set off TO her and that the life
interest of Hiram Sheets be set off TO
him. Attorney William Buckle, of Ger
mantown, filed to suit for Rettich.
O'DelPs Taken to Prison.
Walter ODell. %, and Roy ODell,
81. cousins, were taken Friday to the
state reformatory. at Mansfield, by
Sheriff George Jones TO serve a term
larry and larceny. They were sentenced
from common pleas court by Judge
a. C. Risinger.
Serve Four Extra Years.
Under provision of a new statute re
lating to terms of Office of county com
missioners, Commissioners w. b
Cline and ElwooG CoblentZ, RepGbll
, cans, reelected for a second term
will each serve four years after com
rletion of their present terms. Cline
and Coblentz received the highest ma
jority in votes of those cast for com
missioners. Chris Wair, Republican
collected, received the lowest major
ity and will serve two years after com
pletion of his present term.
Schools to Show Grain.
Monroe township centralized school
will stage a grain exhibit for casl
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
ANCIENT WRITINGS
MAY Be DECIPHERED
BY new DISCOVERY

ROME, Nov. 13.-In the middle ages
when parchment cost even more than
paper costs nowadays, it was the Gus
tom to scrape old documents in order
to use the parchment again for writ
ing. Thus manuscripts of ineStima Bile
value were lost to the world. Stud
ents and archaeologists have devoted
much time and labor trying to de-
cipher these palimpSests, as they are
called, and the work has usually been
done by removing the later writing
with some chemical and then trying to
decipher the half-erased script under
meath.
Professor Giuseppe Perugi of Wit
erbo, distinguished by his studies in
photography. has lately announced the
discovery of a Photographic treatment
whereby the original script returns to
view entirely distinct from what has
been written above it. One of Pro
fessors Perugis latest achievements
has been to reproduce from under an
embarrassing religious composition of
the 18th century, the entire sixth Can
to of Dante's Paradise. The erasure
of the poem took place about the mid
die of the 18th century, little more
than 100 years after the death of the
great poet. and the manuscript will
be of value for students to ascertain
whether any alterations have crept in
to the text since that time. There Is
no saying what treasures may not
eventually be discovered by this
means.
1t is believed that the system will
also be used for the scientific investi
cations of the police or in order to de-
tect fOrgeries and alterations in bust
ness documents or paper money.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
AMERICANS IN CUBA
FIND COST OF LIVING
HIGHER Than AT HOME
(Ry Associated Press)

HAVANA, Nov. 13.-American wo-
men, disturbed by the mounting cost
CT living, ought to come to Cuba. The
trip would make them satisfied with
conditions at home.
Broadly speaking, prices in Havana
are just about double the high mark
in top notch American cities One
cause, according to dealers, Is the I'M
precedented port congestion, apparent
" with little hope of early clearing,
and which resulted in the ruin OF hum
dreds of tons of necessary products.
Whatever the cause. the island is go
ing through a period of high cost de-
scrihed by papers here as more bur
densome than that found elsewhere on
the face of the earth.
Even here where it is produced in
sufficient bulk to supply millions else
where, sugar retails on the Havana
market around "a cents pound.
ssrape fruit, going to waste few
miles from town, sells at New York
quotations. Financial depression, the
demand for ready and available cash.
and the moratorium. under which
banks limit Withdrawals to ten per
cent. have failed to start price reduc-
lions in the hope of unloading luxuries
to meet weekly pay rolls. Until the
moratorium ends December l, hotels
will not permit patrons to sign bar
and cafe checks, time hOnOred Gus
tom here. Cash is needed and man
pays when he eats.
Need Big Bank Roll.
Conditions in Havana are of little
concern to the wealthy element from
the states that will be coming here
Snop nv tho thousands wipt r.
and racing season. But for folk of
ordinary means, with two weeks for
recreation, a big bank roll is needed.
About the lowest hotel rate is 81 day
for room and bath. And this is not at
the best places, for there rates are
much higher, and along toward the
middle Of November the 81 rooms will
fetch SIS.
Americans living in Havana pour
out tale Of woe to friends from the
states. The women seem to be hit
the hardest. Price tags in stores sell
ing mems wear show that good pair
of mems low shoes costs as high as
$2S. The rainy season is not ended,
and So for cotton umbrella is a bar
gain" Flannel trousers are there for
s25 and silk shirts for $50. A lot of
odds and ends that man needs cost
(.
The correspondent saw panama hat
valued at $3.50 and the dealer declared
that sugar men pay it without blinking
Cigarettes selling for twenty cents
a package at home cost 60 here, and
for 81 box of American candy they
ask 81. Two cent American papers.
three days old, cost IL cents. You
may get a reaonably fair suit of
clothes out of stock for 500. In most
cases women's shirt waists, it was ex-
planned, cost three times the home
figure. The only exception in the up
ward trend is the straw hat, the cost
Of which is about on the American
scale.
The only paper money in circulation
here is American. The bills are so
worn and utterly filthy that man
parts with them rather gladly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
NEW COAL MINE OPENED.

lish-Princeton Oil company of this
place, which last week paid a 4 per
cent divident to stockholders from
earnings from it's gas well in Gibson
county, has opened coal mine On
one of its leases in Crawford county.
The mine is located on the farm Of
Henry Wright, about one mile south
of Taswell, and it is reported that tho
vein is As inches thick, and that the
coal which is being mined is of Il
very fine quality containing more
than the average amount of carbon
for Indiana coal. II. S. Squirting has
charge of the mining operation for
the company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
RANK OF TENNiS PLAYERS
is BEING WORKED OUT
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Nov. 13 - Formal
"a hiking of tennis players who are
members OF clubs affiliated with the
Metropolitan Tennis association here
is being now worked out and an
nouncement of their standings will be
made in few days. Embree H. Hen
derson, chairman of a COMMITTEES Sc
lected to make the appraisals, said to-
day.
Before announcing the findings of
the committee, he said, il would have
to be decided whether matches played
outside the association would be con-
sidered in the ranking
This is the first attempt ever made
here TO make an official ranking of
players, but the pra ctice was initiated
some years ago in other cities.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-13
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with Sc
and mail it to Foley & Co. 2S35 Shelf
fild Ave. Chicago. Ill. writing your
name and address clearly You will re-
cc:ve in return a trial package con-
tainirg Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. for coughs, colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and
back: rheuma tiSm, backachc. kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing CathartiC for conSti-
pa ton. biliOuSncsS. headaches. and
sluggish bowels. a. 6. Iukcn & Co.
$50 Main St.-Advertisement
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"YOuR MEDICINE IS O. X"

Mrs. Chas. Rule. New Diggins. Wis.
writes: your medicine is O. X. think
Foley's Honey and Tar is the best for
coughs l think your medicine is all
you say it is. l know l would never
he without it. You may use my name
Foley's Honey and Tar acts quickly,
checks coughs, colds and Group, cuts
the phlegm, opens air passages and
allavs irritation. 1t stops Sleep-dis-
turbing coughing at night. Children
like it, Contains no opiates. A. q.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
Zvyseni ceny chleba
v Ceskoslovensku


Praha, {. brezna. Ma zaklad6
zmocn6ni miIiisterske rady naridi-
10 ministerstvo pro zasoboyanf Ii
du vsem zemskym politickym
spravam, ably ihned provedly zme-
MI desavadnich pfedpisl 0 Gene
chleba tom smeru, ze cd s. brez-
ma 1920 Sc zvysuje dosavadni'cena
normalniho bochnfku chIcba va
re ~ ky vyrobeneho IA ky
mouky jakozto maximalni cena y
dosayadnich X Ito resp. X I64
ma X o. Ddvodcm pro toto zvy-
SEM byla ia okolnost, ze veskery
potfeby k vyrobt chIeba az ma
mouku Cd te dolby, 60 posIedns
byIa cena chlcba stanoyena, znac-
ne stouply, dale, " delnictvll
pekafskemu pfi nynejSfch pom6-
rech vyrobnfch vskutku zivoficf-
mn musiIa byti mzda zvySena D 30
proccnt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
Pfesunovaci v Chica-
gu vysli ma stavku

Chicago. H., 5s sdubna. - Hclez-
.nicfm v oblasti Chicago hrozi "a
stavcnf terminaInfch operaci V dii-
sledku stayky 700 pfesunoyaeii,
zam9stnanych ia Chicago, Mil
Yankee & st. Paul zeleznici, jea
bratrstvem vlakovych zfizencd
byla prohlaSena za nezakonnon, a
zastavcnfm pracc $50 pfesunoya-
en, zamdstnauych u Chicago JUNG
tion zeIeznice, jez sIouzf hlavnd
dobytcfm ohradam. vsichni pfcslI-
novaci v chicagsktm zclcznicnim
distriktu mai Y dmysln witt ma
stavku, nebude-lf vyhoveno poza.
|davkilm stavkuiicich, die prohla.
seni JoIina Grunane, pfedscdy Or
ganisace nadraznich zfizencn 'ro
xnamcnAIo by zastayeni prace t6,-
800 nlllzi. Sprava dobyteich ttp-
brad oxpamila zasilatcidm dobyt.
ka, ably vyckali Sc svymi zasfIlsa.
mi, Tfi tisicc kar dobytkA byfd
.obraeeno DO jinycR NEST IT, Z
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
Rusti legionafi po-
slali bavlnu do vlasti

Praha, I. brezna. -. Ceskoslo.
vensky konsulat V Terstu oznamu.
| je: Pc repatriaci legionafd pfiby.
|lych parnikem "Hyatys" (byva.
Ia Silesia) nastane v prijezdu cs.
Ivojsk z Vladivostoku pfestavka
lnejmene tff ned6l, por6vadz vrch-
mi yelitelstvi cs. yojsk V Sibii.i me-
Ichtilo naloditi nase vojaky ma
|parniky, vczouci bavlnu a vysaditi
Itak legionafe mozntmu nebezpeci
Iohn6. Ocekava Sc tudiz priced nej-
blixsiho psrnikn " Ni1ni Novgo-
rod prvni casti p pluku a.Jifi
Podebradsky" teprye zaeatken
|dubna. Mezitfm pfibyla prvni lod
j nakladem baylny a. medi. Bavl-
MI y tlhrnne Gene pres 400 millio.
MI ces. korun vypravujeme denns
tiemi vlaky, doprovazenymi naa
strait, ma adresu ministerstva fl
nanci do Ceskych Budejovic. Po
odeslani bavlny, jez bude yyzado-
vati asi 80 plnych vlakii, odeSlemc
elektrolytickou med trent vlaky.
ysechny prace, jako skladanl a
nakladanf zbozf konajf Sc pod do
zorem delegatI sibirske armady
Take dovoz vyrobkn ceskosloven-
Iskych Sc zesilil a dosle zbozi bude
nalozeno urcenim pro Vladivo-
stok ma parnik Joni Marn', !,
jcnz priyezl bavlnu. Ucinsna jsou
vsechna opatrenf pro rychle vylo-
Tovanl velikych americkych par
nfkd, jez ocekavamc V mesici dub
MI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
Vitezstvi socialistH
v Davenport, Ia,

Davenport, Ia., S. dubna. 49, pr
G. i. Barwell byl zyolen prvnim
socialistickym mayorem DaMn'
portu sobotu, zviteziv V dyana.
cti z osmnacti precinktG. Jehc
v6tSina mad Henry Jebensem, re-
publikanem, byla 1865. Socialistf
zvolili sve stoupence do veskerych
m6stskych iiradii vyjimkou po.
kladnika. Charles y. Robson, re-
pnblikan, pritomny pokladnik, by
znoyuzyolen. Socialiste budou ta
kf kontrOlovati m6stskou radu
nebof zvoIili pet Glenn 2 osmi.
Nizsi dane, snizeni jizdneho a IA
dne vydavani bondi bez schvalenl
lidu byly hlavnimi body platfor
my, ma ktere socialiste zvitezili.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
Pocet obyvatel
mesta znacne vzrostl


Washington, d. G., 5. dubna. =
Az doposnd byly oznameny w
sledky scitanf obyvatelstva v 25a
Ne $4,000 inkorporovanych NEST a
m6stecek We Spojenych Statech
.Tem6f We vsech zaznamenAno by
10 znaGne zvgsenf poctu obyvatel
stva a v n9kterych pocct obyva-
tel IA poslednich deset let Sc zdyoj-
nasobil, Go nejdffye dojde k o
znAmenf poctu obyyatelstya Chi
caga, New Orlcansu q New Yor
kd. Zc vSech menIich NEST nej
.v6tM zyySeni zaznamenAno bylo :
ScottshIun, Neb, q to o 1863 pro
cent.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
VELKA DEMONSTRA
CE v ZAJMU REPUB.
LIKY v DA N S K U
Zastup 0 10000 osobach
shromazdil Sc pred pa
lacem krale.

Kodan. 5. dubna. Obrovskl
zastup lidu, odhadovany ma 40,
600 hlav. uspofadal sobotu vel
kon demonstrated pred kralovsky IN
palacem Y kolani, volaje .Pry,
Is kraleml" sDejtc nam repub
|likulH 4 zpfvajc MarscilIaisn. Pa
|licic i vojsko, streaicf kralovsks
palac. nebylo $ TO oyladati davy
Demmstranti vcdeni byli radi
kalnimi d6lnfky a socialisty. kite
II sesilili agitaci pro republiku ou
ne doby, kdy kral Christian pro
|pnstil kabinet premiera Zahle-a
(lenove mestske rady kodaiiskt
pripojili Sc k demonstraci. Pred
tim m6stska rada odeyzdala krali
pametni spis, kterym zadala, ably
nechal utvofiti kabinet, ktery byl
by prijatelnym socialistim.
kral konal konferenci novym
ministerstvem, v jehoa eele Sc ma
leza Otto Tiebe, sobotu vecer. Y
tfto konferenci bylo pfipnsteno,
ze situace ie krajne vazna. Kral
zavinil pfftomnou situaci tim. ze
propustil ministerstvo, V jehoz ce-
le nalezal Sc premier Zahle.
Gin ten byl necim neslychanvm
" moderni danske historic So
cialiste okamzite zahajili agitaci '
zajmu znovu dosazenl ministerstva
tohoto do iiradd a pohrozili gene
ralni stavkou, iez mela byti "a
hajena dne 6. dnbna. Kral Chris
tian odcprcl vyhoveti zadosti so
cialisrii a vojska povolana byla
do m6sta k ochran6 kralovskeho
palace.
X propusteni Zahle-ova mini
sterstva doslo nasledkem toho, ze
nebylo docfleno iisp6chu pro Da-
ny pri hlasovani v druhem pie
biscitnfm distrktn v Slesvikn.
PasmQ toto rozhodlo Sc pro Meme
cko kral vinil 3 toho minister
stvo. Socialiste hrozf proklama-
ci republiky Cd zahajeni techto
nesnazi.
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|VOLEBNf KAMPAN v
|CESKO KOSL OVENSKUV
|PLNEM JE PROUDU
Pomsry v republice ne.
byly dotceny udalost-
mi v NSmecku.

Washington, d. c., 5. dubna. =
C'eskoslovenska Informacnf Kan
cellar obdrzela nasledujici kabelo
gram Prahy: Nase pomery ne
byly valecnymi udalostmi v Ne
meckn dotseny. Veskerl zajen
| je obracen nyni K volbam. Veleb
nj kampai pokracuje normalns.
Praha pocita dlouhou disorga
nisacf Nsmecka. Bolsevicke ne.
bezpeef v6zne a trvanf tohoto re.
zimu praydspodobne.
Dohodova komise stanovila pod
minky tesfnskeho plebiscitu. Hla-
|sovati ma Tesinsku bnde Sc nejpo-
zd6ji v polovici kvetna. Polskl
terror stale bezmezny. Polaci Ia
kali N6mce nesplnitelnymi nabid-
!kami, jako je lplna autonomie
Tssinska, zfizeni nemeckych Wy
!s0kych Skol, vOjenska nezavislOst
Ia pod. Ma budovu ceskosloven-
ske plebisatni komise podniknut
byl polsky 6tok rucnim granatem.
Katolicke kn6zstvo slezske vyzy-
va lid X vernosti k Ceskoslovcnske
Republice. Vyvracf polske po-
mluvy, ze Ceskoslovensko jc bez-
|nabozenske a dokazuje, ze zasa-
dou Ceskoslovenska jest Svoboda
narodnosti, volnost a rovnoprav-
most nabozenska.
President Masaryk jmenovan
cestnym clenem Institute di Soci-
ologia v Turinu.
" Praze konala Sc svetova kon-
ference mladozionistii. Hojna IL
cast byla 3 Palestiny, Anglie, Pol
ska, N9mecka, Rakouska atd. -
Konferenci predsedal palestynskv
journalistic Sprinzar JIM fecnici
konstatovali snasenlivost ceskeho
Iidu a d9kovali Ceskosloyensku "a
pohostinstvl