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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
REBEL LEADER HAS FORMALLY HANDED
 IN HIS RESIGNATION
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where, according to semi-official ad- vices, the council of the empire met today and unanimously approved the old government and strongly con- demned the military coup at Berlin.
 Frightened Berliners last night were asking 'The white or red terror which
 This was in consequence of an official announcement that the reds were plan ming a rising and calling upon the people to save the country from bolshevism.
 Government offic.-ls said to the Asso- ciated Press: I've fear bloodshed to- night; 1t is difficult for US to hold the troops back"
 In preparation for the expected rising officials camped in their offices all night When the correspondent left the chan celery at nightfall into the darkening Wilhelmstrasse soldiers were bringing in huge boxes of food and cases of wine. Berliners generally scurried to their homes, apprehensively seeking refuge and locking their doors
 Notwithstanding pr. Kapp's resigna- ton, Berlin seems destined to have trou- hlous times. An influential member or the government, talking with the cerre- spondent Tuesday, insisted upon the urgency of suppressing the strike move ment and communist opposition. He added:
 Time is on the side of the communists and every hour we let slip weakens our position. We may expect great events be- tween now and tomorrow"
 The great events, beginning with tne retirement of Kapp, are evidently moving to a climax. Ebert sent an airplane over Berlin dropping leaflets and predicting the early collapse of the Berlin govern ment.
 The utter tie-up of the city continued today and there is no evidence of the breaking down of the strike. So far as is known no fresh supplies of food nave been received, and prices are jumping ai- amost hourly. The striking water plant Femployes released a sufficient amount to flush the sewers. to prevent the outbreak of disease, but little is available for drinking purposes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
TIES For Your Health

Cigarettes are now being made without either tobacco or cubebs. They contain fragrant and soothing medicinal herbs which smoke per feetly. This medicated vapor is inhaled; then exhaled through lips or nose, with real contentment.
 Not only does the smoker have more pleasure but there is a valuable remedial benefit. First, let it be known that these cigarettes are an aid in warding off influenza and colds. Second, they are purposed to give relief in throat irritations, hoarseness, catarrh of the head or throat and in stopping those roar ings, buzzings, or other head noises, and in reducing deafness of which colds and catarrh are the cause. Do not confuse these with the cubeb or other similar cigarettes. No nicotine nothing habjt-forming. No nerv- ousness. Cost no more than other good quality cigarettes and at same time you have healthbenefiting, harmless, delightful smoke.
 At the drug store ask for Dr. Blosser's Cigarettes. Or you may buy it in pipe e'mixture-or for burning on holder (which many women pre- fer); but the main thing is to get a box now and enjoy delightful sur prise. If you desire trial package, send 10 cents (silver or stamps) to the Blosser Company, sB-11, Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
London, convinced himself that it wa justified. : SOUNDNESS DEMONSTRATED

London, convinced himself that it was justified.
 SOUNDNESS DEMONSTRATED
 "The soundness of the policy was again demonstrated by the fact that the department adopted il and through out the remainder of the war con tinued to recognize, though, sometimes grudgingly, the necessity for what had been continually recommended and which should Aye been obvious from the very first"
 There was continued delay on vitally important recommendations because officials in Washington did not con- slider that sufficient information had been sent from London, Admiral Sims said.
 Tn many cases< he said, the neces- sity for secrecy>or his lack of assist ants prevented full reports. He read cable from the department declaring '1t is essential that the department be promptly and fully informed of all op- erations of our vessels acting with the allied naval forces" On his reply that all important operations would be re- ported, the department renewed it's de- mand for detailed reports, he said.
 "The department seemed disincliend to take any action or indorse any rec concentrations unless the fullest and most complete explanation could be made and this was extremely difficult if. indeed. not impossible" the admiral said.
 It took four months to arrange a docking system for battleships abroad because of the departments insistence on details when he could have made all the arrangem ents fin ten minutes conversation in Washington with the proper officers" the admiral declared, adding that arrangements were finally completed only after the armistice.
 Admiral Sims was expected to con clude tom orrow his long statement. be- gun more than week ago He has not been interrupted by committee m members during its presentation and If his statement is concluded tomorrow cross examination will not be taken in before Saturday or possibly next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Treat the Kidneys and Blood When Treating the Liver and Frequent Pur-
 gatives Will Be Unneces-
 sary
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A VEGETABLE COM. POUND, WILL NOT
 MAKE YOU SICK

The liver, kidneys and blood do not function independently, but if one be- comes disordered, they all three suffer, and when you treat the liver alone, you are only treating a third of your trouble.
 When bilious. constipated, headacny, feel blue and rheumatic, get large tin box of Dr. Hitchcock's Liver, Kidney & Blood Powders for p cents, take at night as directed, and it will straighten you out by morning Guaranteed to please or money refunded.-Adv..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Unable tO Work A Bad Cough, With Chilly Spells and Other Troubles Kept RockdaIe Man From Work

Seeing ziron advertised. thought I would try bottle. After using it. found it just as recommended 1 am well again and at my regular work can recommend Ziron to any one as a system builder" Many persons troubled with general de- bility. tired feeling. nervousness. loss of ap- petite. due to lack of iron in their blosd, have found relief by taking Ziron Iron Tonic.
 Your druggist sells it on a money -bac k guarantee Ask him about it-Adv.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
RESIGNATION CONFIRMED

Berlin, March T.-The resignation ot Chancellor Kapp and his chief officials nouncement:
 General Provisional Director Kapp has retired with the object of bringing about internal peace. General von Luettwitz has retired for similar reasons
 ''The vice chancellor, in the name ot the imperial president. has accepted the resignations and has entrusted MaJor General von Seecht with the provisional conduct of affairs as commander Tn chief"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18

merchants. suffered a sovero fnaenur of the skull yesterday afternoon aAnsr o'clock when he accidentally feF down the stairs leading to the~secnDS floor of the building.
 He was taken to the South H5ghl hland, Infirmary. where at late hour las night he was reported to be resttns comfortably.
 Mir. Chaain resides at zs0 Scutl Sixty-fffth street Woodlawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Itching
 Skin Diseases

entirely upon the condition of your blood. Hence when you are afflicted with what is com monly called a skin disease, you may be sure that the real trouble is with your blood and must be treated through the blood if you expect real ra- tional relief.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18

LaborStory experts and doctors of Birmingham formed the Birmingham Bacteriolosical Society last night
 For several weeks James R. Bean and R. c. Martin, bacteriologists of the municipal and county laboratory in the city hall, have been planning with other experts the formation of the or ganization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
WeIl-Known Real Estate Men

Tn Wednesdays Age-HeraIu oH tHo classified page, a typo-graphical CT TOT made it appear that James A Wood, with the Montgomery Real Et tafe and Insurance Company. The ad sbou1d have been signed ~G. A. Cars well with Montgomery Real Estate and Insurance Company"
 James A. Wood is sales manager TOT Kendrick -Houseal Real Estate and h. slirance Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
$ YOUR daily work a burden,
Do you feel yourself losing stre md vour svstem declining in vitali,

4 and your system declining in vitalityg
 While not really sick. you may be run down, until you are pale. lack hearty ap- petite, and feel nj Eous-
 Then you will be interested in reading what MT. w. S. Pugh of Rockdale> Tenn4 says: 'I want to write few words of praise for Ziron Iron Tonic. l was all run down and lad . bad cough with chilly spells, appetite vas gone and l became unable to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
MASONIC NOTICE

The members of Woodlawn Chapter, woodlawn Council and Wood1awn Commandery, are requested to attend the burial services over the remains of Brother Thomas Mars<.n F/,es at 3 o'clock this afternoon at Johns under- taking parIors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
NO TAX REDUCTION UNTIL AFTER 1922,
 DECLARES HOUSTON
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through the sale of stocks and subse- quent taxes on them. The secretary estimated that s35, 1000, ,000 collected. in 1918 would have to be refunded and $70 000,O00 would be lost on l9F taxes.
 Aggregate losses for 1919 and 1918. under exemption to personal service corporations will approximate $12,0O0,- 900, involving 2,500 corporations, the secretary wrote adding that the need for immediate legislation to meet this situation arose mot so much from the possible loss of revenue as from the obvious undesirability of permit ting 2,500 corporations and their stock holders to create the taxes upon the corporations and those imposed upon individuals"
 WOULD REPEAL EXEMPTION
 Chairman Ferdney of the House ways and means committee, comment ing on Secretary Houstons sugges- ton for flat tax to supplant the pres ent graduated system, said the repeal of the s2,000 exemption granted under present income laws and the creation of a flat tax on all profits and in comes would result in lowering the average tax from 22 per cent to ap- proximately IT per cent.
 "Present taxes are based on the dis position of profits" he said, while under the proposed flat tax there would be a straight assessment re- gardless of the disposition of the tax able amounts"
 Representative Kitchin, democrat, North Carolina, however, said the proposed change in the income and excess profits taxes would switch the burdens from the war. and peace profi- teers to the little fellows, least cap able of bearing the burden"
 Present tax laws have the approval of President Wilson, former Secre- tary McAdoo and Congress, heGstated, adding they are working satisfactor- ily."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18

ment of technical pathology by everv legal means, and encouragement of re- search work: and it shall be as mucL the purpose of this society to bring itJ work into correlation with the clinic ian
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18

s. s. s. is the most satisfac- tory remedy for diseases of the skin because it is the most thorough blood remedy ever discovered It searches out and removes all impurities from the blood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Damage Suit In U. S. Court

F. B. Hargis filed suit in the United States court yesterday against the Ten- nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company Tor $50ooO damages, it being alleged that his ankle was broken and he was other wise injured while in the employment of the defendant company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18

MT. Carmichael is a farmres boy from Clay County. He was educated in the county schools, at University of Alabama and, at Oxford University Oxford. England.
 He was Rhodes Scholar from Alabama to Oxford, England.
 He was member of Belgian Relief Com mission in Belgium with MT. Hoover.
 He was in British Army Y. M. Q. A. in India and honorary captain in British Army in East Africa.
 He was in American Army Is months and was serving at the front when the war ended. A . He will have something to say to the people of the Fifth District.
 tPaid political adv. by o. 0. Carmichael Goodwater, Ala)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18

ALL AUTOMOBILE OWNERS should see our ad this issue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
SALESMAN SUSTAINS5
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES
" NnTUCE

NOTICE
 We propose to sell the improvements in the way of building. fences, etc., on the north half block on Seventh avenue, from Eighteenth street to Nineteenth street. This would cover the property running from Seventh avenue to Sixth alley.
 We reserve the right to accept or reject any part of the bid made on this property.
 Please address bid to w. A. Curria, chairman of the Masonic Temple Assoc iation, care Masonic Temple, Sixth ave- nue and Nineteenth street. w. A. CURRIE. Notice to Contractors Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until 8 o'clock, D. m.. Tuesday, March 23, 1920. for certain lconcrete alley paving under Improve ment Ordinance No. 26-D; also for cer- tain grading, sidewalk combined curb and gutter and asphaltic con- crete paving un2er Improvement Ordi- nance No 2S-D. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals JULIAN KENDRICK, City Engineer. Age Herald March IS. 19 and 20th. 1920.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Mistni zprdyy.
Z krajanSkYch kruhl.

= Dne l. zaTi spojeni byli svaz-
KEN manzelskym snoubenci: p. Jo-
sef j. Lutner slecna Amalie Per-
MICA. Svedky snatku byli: p. Ka-
rel Kraus sic. Rose Pernica.
- Dne 2. zari spGjeni byli svaz-
KEN manzelskym snoubenci: p.
Harry C. Winkelman a slecna Olga
B. Gregor. Po snatku noyomanze-
lie odjeli ma svatebni cestu do New
Yorku a Atlantic City.
- Dne %. srpna podlehI zran6ni
svemu p. Otto Slaich. Star byl 38
rokn. Pohreb zesnuleho konap byl
domu smutku. {. 933 N. Castle
ul., ma Narodni .hTbitov v 1tery,
"a. srpna. Zesnuly. ienz narodil
sc v Nyfanech v Cechach. nalezel
ku barviTske unii a Dem. Klubu
Ces. Mladikd 7. wardy. Depuuace
obou 1castnily sc pohrbu. Mad
rakvi trpce zarmouceni truchlici
rodice. bratr sestra.
Dne 29. srpna zemrel p. Josef
]. Fousek. policejni straznik u
stfedni stanice, We start So rok6.
Pohfeb konan byl z domu smutku.
(. 2247 E. Chase ul.. We stfedu
odpol. ma Narodni hTbitov. Zesnu,
II. ienz narozen byl Baltimore,
byl clenem Sok, Jed, Rlesk. koman'
dantem Armv Navy Union. Pfed
2 roxy pro nemoc odesel pollcein
slu2by na odpoClnek, Ganecnav;
zde truchllci naanzelkus dva dcery,
sestru. dva bratfy a lnatku,
- Statnt Rada Katoiickeho Del
nlka pro Stat Maryland bude ape
zasedat pfi osade av. Vaclava
Pred desaton hodinel nedali sci
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Nikdo nestoji 0 dreyene lodi.

Lodni rada po druhe sklamana
jiz byla prodeiem dfevenych lodi.
ktere vlada zbudovala v dobe valec-
ne a jichz nyni rada by Sc zbavila.
Dgacet ctyri lodi dany byly nyni do
prodeje. V utery. kdy vyprsela
lhGta nabidek, ami jeden kupec Sc
neprihlasil. Pred n6iakym casem
prodej % lodi stal Sc TIME smut
nYm vysledkem. Lodni rada ucini
now pokus
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
BelgickY dix Americe.

Anglicti zastupci pfi Olympic.
kych hrach svolali schulz. aby po-
iednali 0 pfipadu, jena Sc udal, kdyS
Anglicani vyhrali vodni kontest pfi
hfe polo. Kdyz vatyeena byla an.
gllcka vlajka, belgicke obecenstvo
zacalo sycati. Kdyz zahrana byla
anglieka narodnl hyn1na, syceni ST
opakovalo. Podobna nezdvofilost
davana byla ma ievo vdci Ameri-
can1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Corksky mayor bude propnSten,

Navsteva vladniho lekafe. kterou
tento zkoumal stav irskeho mayora
Corku, Terence MacSwiney. do
brovoln6 "hladoviciho" We v6zeni
" Brixton v Londyne. do nehoz dan
byl pro spiknuti proti Wade. ma
svedcuje tomu. ze mayor vezeni
asi propulsion a iedna komedii do
hrana tax bude.
Jednou mayor jiz jiz umfral. po
druhe nemohl mluviti. po tfeti mlu-
vii, po ctvrte byl vessel, po pate
stravil neklidnou noe, pc seste do
bfe spal, po sedme dostal posledni
pomazani, po osne mel smutne oci.
po devate byl yybledly. po desate
jeho pfihuznf neho liz nebyli tax
1zkostlivi, po jedenacte manzelka
potesena jiz jei nenastivila. po dva-
nacte asi da 81 dobTe chutnati ma
svobode. Zatim Belfastu v Irsku
zurf vrazdenf dale. Ku vrazdeni
pripojil Sc hlad, ktery mezi chudsi
tridou zavladl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
RakuSani touzi po Karloyi.-

MInistr Steeter zasedani rakou.
skeho parlamentu odhalil spiknuti
"a dcelem op6tneho dosazenf ma
tr1n byvaleho cisaTe Karla. Pra-
vii, do sDiknuti zapleteno jest 90
poslancn. jejichz jmena pry ozna-
mi v pristi tajne sch1zi parla-
mentu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Delnici zmOcnili Sc t0yarny.

Ably pTedesli hrozfcfmu zavfeni
tovaren Milane v Italii. delnici
zmocnili Sc t6chto a drzi ie We sve
moci. Situace charakterisovaDa
jest jake 4roziva
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Diva vZduch0plavci uhOreli.

Postovni vzducholod', v niz dva
postovni zrfzenci jeli New Yorku
do Clevelandu, znicena byla We sire
du. nedaleko Morristown. N. j. Wy.
buchem. Oba zrfzenci uhoreli ku
smrti. Miller. ktery vzducholod
ridil, patfil ku nejobratnejsim.
Nejaky cas- pred nestestim timto
Miller jel 8 jinou vzducholodi. jez
tez Sc vznala. Millerovi podaTilo
Sc tenkrate plameny zdoIati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Byvaly dIStojnik nalezen.

Lieutenant Benjamin Huger. KITE
~ utrp6l otTesem nerv1 We Francii
a jenz pred n9kolika dny zmizel z
domu ma Broadway, kde bydlel cd
sveho propusteni z John Hopkinso-
Wy nemocnice. objevil Sc 1ter5 v
dome j. Hoffmana. 2202 E. Monu-
ment ulice. nimz Sc seznamil "a
Dolby pobytu nemocnicnfho. Znovu
nalezen5 d1stojnik poslan byl nyni
do 1stayu pro choromyslne We
Spring Grove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Wrangel porazen.

Protibolsevicka armada vedena
gen. Wrangelem porazena byla.
Severne cd poloostrova Krymm u
stupuje. Bolsevici pfesli feku
Dnepr.
Ruska armada sesilovana jest v
tazeni proti Polsku. 2 ruske strany
oznamuje Sc dobyti fady NEST a
vesnic moci Polske. Smerem ku
Lvovu boiuje Sc prudce. V iednani
pTimeTi. iez docaspe preruseno
v Minsku. jednano bude dale asi v
Rize. Polstf delegati vratili Sc z
Minska stezujice si. ze tam s mimi
nebylo dobre zachazeno. Rusti vo-
jaci. ktefi asi V poctu 70 tisic pre-
sli do Nemecka. kdyz porazeni byli
Polaky. poslani budou vychodniho
Ruska do r6znych zajateckych tabo-
ri Nemecka a zamestnani stavbou
silnic
Semenov. protibolsevicky kozac.
ky general. podal pry zadost sovet
ske Wade, aby mohl bojovati ra-
dach sovetske armady.
Polaci oznamuii move dspechy
proti Rus6m okoli Grodna. Vet
81 cast vychodni Halice byla jiz
zbavena RusI.
Harding jmenuje ligu fiaSkem.
Senator Harding, republikansky kan
didat presidentstyi. v reci k delegaci
statu Indiana, naval Llgu Narod1
1padke n .sklamanim radil ku zff-
zeni svetove associace ma zaklade
hagskeho tribunaln. jenz by obsaho-
val takove ustanoveni o smlouve
narod6. jez by byla zarucena u.
skutecnitelna. SlibiI re bude.li zvo-
len presideptem. vynalozi bezpro-
vsechno sve 1sili. "a pomo.
ci neischopnejsich muzd obou poll
ticsgSch-4ss'v an. k vytvofeai takove
spolecnosii narod6, ktera by posilila
hagsky soul (tribunal). nebo revi-
dovala smIouvu k ochrane narod.
mich aspiraci.
Harding prohlasil, ze Liga zkla-
mala pfi prvni zkousce Polsku a
sc nyni mimo moznost zno
Citoval die vyrok1 an
glickych statnik6. re revise smlouvy
by byla vitanou. Priimutim miroye
resoluce by byl uskutecnen dcinny
mir bez vyiednavanf O separatnl
mir N6meckem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Rok po bitve znovu udan.

Jednoho dne zafi r. 1919 utkal
Sc p6stnim beji James E. Currsn
Covington ulice 8 listonosem
Harry Mewshaw. ktereho naval
"velikou. .tvrdohlavou opici' Sew
covske dime w. Colemana. Pc
skoncenf rvacky Curran byl zavfen
ma policeinf stanici a pax soudcem
propulsion ma svobodu. v 1tery
Curran povolan byl pred vladniho
soudce ma obzalobu. ze tehdeisim
napadenim listonose zdrzel dodanf
posty. Curran souzen bude nyni
vladni porotou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Ober trucku.

Sest rok6 stary hoch. Roger
Grimes. usmrcen byl We stfedu ma
rohu Franklin a Eutaw ulice. true
KEN Stand. Overall spolecnosti.
Hochu rozdrcena byla kolem lebka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Se1mdesat poraneno v parku.

V parku Oyster Shell Point u
Cambridge. Md. iedna z velikych
hou upacek Sc zlomila nejprudsim
pohybu SVEN. Sedmdesat osob v
nj sc houpajicich svazeno bylo v pl-
ne prudkosti zemi. Jeden kazdy
vice nebo memo poranen byl. De-
vitllete ditko. Fanny Wheyland.
poran6no tax tezce. ze asi poraneni
podlehne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
New York stava Sc 'mokfejSfm.

Coler, komisaf veFeineho dobra.
oznamil. ze New York jest pofad
mokfeisf mokfejsi. Do NEST
skych nemocnic mesici srpnu do
dano bylo nemocnych- jichz nemo-
ci zavineny alkoholem - dvakra-
te vice nezli kteremkoliv pred.
chazejicim mesfci po zavedeni pro-
hibice. Vynuceni zakona Volstea-
'doya komisaf nazyva naprostym
nezdarem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03

dou Sc urednfci zastupci podfize-
nych odvetvi ku skoIni budove a
pax Sc zdcastni sluzeb Bozich v 10
hodin dopoledne. Pfesn9 O p1I dru-
he iodine odpoledne zahaiena bude
pata sch6ze st. Rady K. D. DO
kratkem pojednani a jmenovanf
rnzneho vyboru sch1ze bude odro-
cena ma druhy den, pondeli o p1l
devate dopoledne bude v iednanf
pokracovano tez budou zvoleni
diva dstfednf zasutpci do 14ho Ge-
neralniho sjezdu K. D. ktery Sc bu-
de konat lednu 1921 v Omaha.
Nebr. Jednota Katolicky D9lnfk
eta pres $4,000 clend zijfcich Is
statech teto Unie. malice pies
$441.000 hotoveho im6ni a poji.
St uje cleny cd Is do so rok6 ma
$500, $1,000. $4,000 "a mfrn5ch DO
platk6.
V Peabody dstav9 konana bu-
de cd 23. zafi do Is. fijna vystava
produkt1 Stare Vlasti. jako: kra-
iek. kostym6. sperk6. vyFezavane-
no dfeva. kovovych pfedmet6, por.
culanovych nebo hlinenych atd.
Vystavy 1castni Sc nase Cesko-
slovenska obec Baltimorska. Italo.
We. Polaci. Litvini. Skandinavci
Rekove. Spolu vystavou budou
pofad5ny koncertni sini hudebni
a pevecke zabavy We spojeni ma.
rodnlmi tanci. Ma naSi Ceskoslo.
venske obci jest. aby nase vJstava
d1stojne mas representovala. ByIo
by pro mas necestnym zGstati "a O.
statnirni. Kdo mas nejak5 pred.
met hodici Sc do vystavy. dones jej
ku pf. M. Vlaskove, {. zoos Ash
land Avenue anebo nektere jine
clence vyboru. Ma kazdy pTedmet
bude dana stvrzenka a tento po W.
staye majiteli vracen.
Ma vyboru isou: p a pr Cf1iaf,
pl. Rysanek, pi. Dunaia, pi. Cesky.
pi. Sveida, pi. Vlasek, pi. Novak
a pi. Chytrg. Miss Rene jest pred
sedkynf vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-09-03
Den Prace".

Budouci pondelf. den Prace.
oslaven bude die dochazejicich
zprav slayne. Hlavni osIavu uspo-
Tada Sdruzeni Prace v River View
parku. kde asi bude pTitomen pre-.
sident Sdruzenf. Gompers. governor
stata. Ritchie a mayor Broening.
Nedele oznacena byla Americkym
Sdruzenim Prace jako ''Nedele
Prace''. Baltimorske Sdruzenf "a
da kazately spolup1sobenf osla-
We ''Nedele Prace" primefenymi
vyznamu dne kazanfmi. Nedele
oslavena bude pc celem Soustatf
d6lnictvem sdruzenym We Sdruzenf
Prace.