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New Britain herald., 1920-02-09

Cook rice. Crate or dice cheese. Seed and chop peppers. Mincc on ions. Save part of cheese to sprinkle over top before baking. Mix all in gredients thoroughly. Put in but tered bakish dish, sprinkle with cheese and bake slowly for an hour and d half.
 BoucIc~S Birds.
 l slice Of veal steak.
 l2 pound bacon.
 medium sized onion.
 Salt and pepper.
 Cut steak in strips the size of ha- con. Mince onion. Season veal with salt and pepper, remembering that the bacon contains ;L large amount of salt. On a piece of veal put slice of bacon and sprinkle bacon with a little onion Roll up and tie. Fry until brown. then cover with boiling water and simmer for one and half hours M;tlle q gravy in the pan the meat was cooked in.
 Grapefruit Salad.
 grapefruit.
 1 cup chopped celery.
 1 cup chopped apples.
 1-2 cup nuts.
 Cut grapefruit in small pieces. 'ro do this | cut the fruit as for break fast and scoop out each partition with a stiff spoon. There is little dan ger of getting any of the tough bit ter parts this way and when the fruit is to be used in small pieces it's much easier than trying to separate the sections. Mix all ingredients and lev stand for 10 or-15 minutes. Then add mayonnaise. Serve on lettuce. Men are always praisinG home cooking. but the home cook is fam to praise a hotel dinner.
 MARY.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09
MIRACLE MAN" AT PALACE.

"Thc Miracle Man. opened a weeks engagement this afternoon as the bis attraction on the Palace mid winter jubilee week bill. A house. crowded to capa city. was there 10 sec. It and there Was not one that left when the show was over who did not agree that he had seen the finest pho topiay production that was ever shown on the screen. George Loane Tucker it's producer and director has proved his right to be numbered among the elect. Interpreted by a case. including Betty Compson and Tom Meighan. it's gripping appeal held the audience spellbound. The picture is based on the famous story which was subsequently dramatized by George M. CChan with great sue cess. The way MT. Tucker has work ed out his tremendous theme and his handling Of the beautiful scenic ef- fleets raises "The Miracle Man far above ordinary feature photoplays
 The story starts with the typical haunts of Chinatown with it's crimin- als. Front New Works slums the scene shifts to the high mountains near the sea, where d band of crooks who have come there to make money by commercializing the powers of an aSSu hedieT are strangely transformed into useful and lava biding citizens
 The big Keith vaudeville show con sists of five big acts. every one of them excellent offerings. and headed by "Nckay's Scotch Revue" with seven lassies and a lad from Bonnie Scotland. They offer excellent singing and dancing offering and eX- cell with their playing on the bag pipes. Selbine X GroVini present tl clever turn called "FollieS of Naude- Nille'': Keene & Foxworth. d clever pair of dancers: Harry Oakes X O.. in "Behind the Future" and Fuller & Vance, the "Nutty Couple are acts that you will like. Reserved seats are on sale for the evening performances and the boX-of1ice is open all day.
 HENRI CIlAHTON-IYCE.UN
 Prof. Henri Clayton, the mystic.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09

HENRI CILAHTON-LNCE.U
 Prof. Henri Clayton. the mystic. opened an enga cement at the Ly-
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09

hen cleaning woodwork there is danger of soiling the wallpaper with the cleaning cloth. This is especially true when washing the mop board. \ good way to avoid the somewhat unsightly streak on the paper at the top of the board is to use. q stiff piece of cardboard. Hold the cardboard flat against the wall and tight against the mop-board. The wall will he protected and the cardboard will re- ceiNe the streak. It is really much easier to use the precaution than not. The bit of strain to prevent the damp cloth from touching the wall is re- moved and one works with greater freedom and ease.
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 Brea of gr;tpcfruit buckWheat cakes with sausage. cof- fee.
 I.unchcon--Raked rice and toma- toes. health bread and butter, blush ing apples. tea.
 Dinner--CelcrN soup. honeleSS birds, twice baked potatoes. buttered car rots. grapefruit salad. steamed sra- ham pudding. coffee.
 My Own Recipes.
 When the meat course is light the rest of the dinner must contain pro- ltiii tilId idI III piopoi tioli to Hiahc up for it. In this case the soup made of milk the graham pudding served with whipped cream or hard sauce. furnish an evening amount of muscle building food to help out the lack in the meat.
 Baked Rice and Tomatoes.
 l cup rice.
 cups tomato juice.
 I green sweet pepper.
 small onions.
 1-2 pound cheese.
 tablespoons melted butter.
 Salt and
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09

may he to vou--as il has been used for wears wnh R.sinol Soap as a standard skin treatment. Try It and watch hor- quickly tllc skin loses it's angry look and bea&s-s hegr1s.
 RES1RoL SHAVING STFCE k a fS.e1- ite with asscininafag Ha. fss, SpsxxEst ssE5 ,ke kanNei S~aSssss.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09

In the kitchen of her own home sister Mary cooks daily for a family of four adults. She brought to her Kitchen an understanding of the chemistry of cooking. gained from study of domestic science in d state university. Consequently the advice she offers is |; happy com mbination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives is her own. first tried out and served at her family table.
 Copyright 1920, \ F.. A)
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09
LEAVE FOR SILESIA.

Paris Feb. 9.-The inter-allied commission presided over by General I.ecuents will leave for Upper Silesia this evening. The commission will govern the province and orga nize the p1cbiscite to bc held there4 Colonel Fercival represents Great Britain or the com mission while General Bicig- liano is the Italian representative. The occupation of Upper Silesia by Allied troops which began on January , ' will be completed tomorrow
 Dance to your hearts content at ttte Flks' fSir-adyt
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09
k. OF (. FORMAL BALL.

RheInholut Bardeck heads q com hlttee named by Daly ouncil, k. of ''. 10 arrange details of the annual formal ball to be held Easter Monday hlSht In Bardeck's hall on Arch street. Hugh Conroy is secretary of the committee. The affair will be carried out along the same lines as in other years.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09

she accepted this man for husband" She was hurried to t hospital still robed in her bridal gown but died an hour later victim of a form Of the sleeping sickness. which was the sequel of an attack of influenza.
 Public halls have been closed and meetings prohibited at Basic where f.630 new cases of influenza are re- ported.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09
What Mrs. Thp'r Told MadGr
 \hOIIt Mir. "Hrjdophan.

Whatever was hidden in eMrS. R>r's seemingly innocent question to man calling himself "BridSeham. v whom she had addressed as 'Ja 'lr \ =scy. l, ot course. had no idea. fi';t the cover, reference had dyna #a within il WaS speedily proved hN mans behavior. Ilr tried to pre- that he hud not heard her aul resSed himself tU me in hurried, uscd accents.
 fherc's no use my telling N"u I hiu@ h"forc other r"oplc.' 't"
 "Eiu y"u'N be sorrN if N"u | hcnr Nlni I've got to s;N soo1. lee you again.
 IN turned and fairly holtcd to his 8 gar. SWnn& it around, and pnssrd s if he were th, driven instead o! &1rivcr. Mrs. Ticrr. who had had mouth open while he was talking. #ently awaiting her chance to turn Mhcr iiratic loose upon himi WaN".i #hand dcrisiNcly as he passed. hHf Mid not soc her. for his head W;tS over inc steering wheel. As he ,pcIrct, arOund il curve Sh" threw
 her head and laughed the N. houmiuG laugh which one ! expect from her ample propo"-
 .Nn Interesting Past.
 8 ell," The mouoSN liable. as she cd il. was ;; book. "That didn't
 long. 1 expected he'd show fight than that. Hut he heNrr have half us much gumption as ,Iv hottIrtSh.'' ,rnt 1o my wheel. first assuring 7 that my hands and knees had | "Wobbling."
 had his memory refreshed HN girlhood namc," I vcntured as w my engine into high. ,-eS his memory come back 70 mighty sudden" Mrs. Ticer ed 'I kinder thought it woulI. slick one. is Jake. hope he
 mallin' no troublc for you, :
 Her voice was suddenly full :
 htiful anxiety. l It for me" meant 10 give her : lar an explanation as could , Ut betraying q confidence. 1t | ne to her. But Id friend lr family 1S m trouble and thus ! hinks | know something about ! ch would hurt our friend and 1 wing to get me to tell it.
 Ticer made choking noise Der tongue.
 hts just like him. He always
 E orncriost sneak" she said in
 tly. "Thc last time I seen him 1 finn a I m nant when I fold him !
 it-Iuy father caught him
 tools out of the tool house.
 had the reputation of bein'
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09
Bride A Victim Of
 Influenza At Altar

Geneva, Feb. 9.-Death was an un- bidden guest at wedding at Appcn- Zell last Sunday and struck down the bride just as the priest asked her if
New Britain herald., 1920-02-09

Win a real watch at the EIks' fair. --GtdNt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08

Plush top library tables, "someenn y
new" were advertised by .oh = S IN sss :
Heading merchants.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
n1Ep OF WOUNDS.

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. -Ghaf,ss c
Lehman. Sc years Old. q se,eleI Wa 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
Primitive and historic custo: :
and mode Of life ctill prevail IN
Aleppo, trade center Of Syria.
This portable restaurant On q
ARMY AND NAVY
STORE ROBBED
SUNDAYMGH
$500 Worth Of Army Goods
Missing as Result of the
Deed Yesterday.

Thieves broke into the army and
navy store, recently established in
East Grand Forks, Sunday night and
made away with approximately $500
worth oEaarmy goods.
The culprits evidently gained adj
m~ittance by cutting the glass out OF
one of the windows in the rear Of the
building. The ear door was then
opened and considerable goods taken
Several leather aviation coats, a sheep
lined coat, a number of. pairs OF
leather gloves and various other ar
ticles were found to be missing when
the stock was checked. The robbery
took place between the hours of Sand
Z O'Clock last evening apd no trace
Of the thieves had been found up to
noon today.
A..T.ssinykin of st.#Paul who issiia
charge Of the store. has offered .$fV0
rewardsiors the capture Of the M
who Committed thescrime. fs@ VI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
aSf Side.
TWO NV ALLEGED
B~|0OTIEGCERS 4
NABBED SUNDAY
-Four Cases Of American
Booze Found in Roadster
BY Patrolman.

Chester Creery and Joe Hanson Of
Sioux City. Ia. were arrested last
night and are being held I n the city
hastile awaiting Sheriff Bolstad's ar
rival when they will be taken to the
county jail at Crookston where they
will, face a. charge of bootiegging.
The men were caught last night
when@they stopped at the Raymond
garage to have some. repairs made on
their Il @sslEaatrolnan D. Routley- no
ticcdsffp s3cars and was suspicious.
Upon investigation he found four
scases Of perfectly good American
whiskey safely slowed in the rear OF
the machine, it is said. The arrest
followed.
The men stated that they were just
returning from Canada and were on
their way to their home at Sioux City,
They drove 1917 model six-cylinder
Grant. which they declare does not
belong to. them. Sheriff Bolstad is ex-
pected to arrive in h city sometime
during the day to take the ir',n to
$Crookston where they will stand trial.
Chief Harry Gregg stated this morn
sinE.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
donkey's back is a common sight
IN the city. Shoppers halt theS
sshopn and its owner tc buy food.S
The city h situated eighty miles
EAST SIDE PEOPLE
TO TAKE PART IN
ARMISTICE PROGRAM

East Grand Forks and Grand Forks
are to join hands in making the Ab-
servapce of Armistice day a big Sue
cess and Mayor Robert Andersons.of
East Grand Forks has issued a proc
lamation urging all of the people of
this city to take part in making the
day a success,
The mayors proclamation follows:
Proclamation.
Whereas Thursday, November II,
will be the second anniversary of the
signing Of the armistice which closed
the military operations Of the great
war, and whereas this day has by
common consent been. set apart by the
citizens of our nation as an appfo-
pirate time to commemorate Che
events Of that war and to c~onsiderESts
lessons. = S 8 {
AS mayorof the city of East Grand
Forks l urge that upon that day DUR
people suspend their ordinary labors
to the end that they may participate
fully and heartily in exercises appro-
PIRATE to the occasion. Let us join in
expressions of thankfulness for the
blessing of peace, and in seeking the
inspiration which will cause us to
grow in good citizenship.
Robt. Anderson, Mayor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
FIGHTING BETWEEN
L~ITHUANlANS AND
POLES Us RESUMED.

Warsaw. Nov. 7.---(By The Assc-
ciated Pren.)-Fighting has been re-
stunned between Lithuanian troops, and
the Polish volunteer" army COM
manded by; Gen. zellgouski. An Off
cial statement from General zeltgou-
Eski's Headquarters declares the Lith-
uanians. without replying to a pro-
posal for ~snegotiations, attacked the
Poles near Giedrojcie, north OF Wilma,
forcing Gens zellgouski's forces to re-
threat. They later launched a counter
attack, capturing 80 prisoners. who
!included one German and n Chinese.
Polish newspapers estimate more
than $4,000 Germans, some in n
form, have passed through east Prus-
Ella to Lithuania the last few weeks,
German newspapers have reported
fully equipped German continsents
marching to Lithuania, with their
light artillery, sending heavy artillery
by rail.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
EVENING EDIIIQN:

dead Thursday bout aa.ahask
- W rom his homc,s died 4 y9sss99
,.,,i,at wnund at the ftAndss 0tsS sgsnS
nu unnowr. person accofding tone
,.nrdict ofs5a coroucr',s jury ri ann
ns,rst held yesterdays 3 & NsTs & !.
When the man wee sifsA ~
was thought he had sdfoppsd9ncsapd el
i ahnaan's body was found by ny.
two sons who started &c scare U1of
their ia. her when he failed to ETY.,
home. Although theti dead
signifed his intention oIlgolns nun
ing, no weapon wa !ou nss nondn,.
W ~ the county attorneys Office.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
BIG POTATO EXHIBIT.

Duluth, MINI, Nov. 8.-scores OF
potato growers from all parts OF the
state displayed their products at the
state potato show being held. In. con-
siunetion, with the MinlnesoatlasaPEoo tato
Growers RS, convention which, opened
here today. Exhibits at the show will
include county displays of tuberss and
individual exhibits. boys and girls
potato club exhibits. potato imple-
ments and machinery and potato pests
Numerous prizes for the best exhibits
will be awarded. The convention
closes Wednesday.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETING

At an adjourned meeting Of the
East Grand Forks city council, a
number of regular routine bills were
approved of and the expenses of the
recen election passed on.
An application for license to open
a pool hall was received and turned
down by the council. The members
ruled that there are already too many
pool rooms and soft drink places in
the city and they r taking up the
space that would be used for other
businesses. 3tfa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
WHAT GRAND FORKS Ptofih
WE'RE DOING 1
THIRTY-F1VE YEARS
6
Nnvrs,nber Z, 1888.

ss.ss November Z, 1891 MS ),
The elegantly bound ~coliectaon os
select music" offered BY tne Ias.n NJ
4 prize for the best represe nlo1,in M.
a carnival was won by MISS tSeii
Master.
4 threatened period Of darkness N
! citv was relieved by the arrival OF
2b barrels Of oil. all stores av1n re-
ceived a supply. d
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Herald want Ads Ering Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
m. C.IIAYES RETURNS
FROM EDUCATIONxs !, !,
MEETING IN CITIES

NJ. G. Hayes, superintendent of the
East Grand Forks schools, returned
last night from the Twin Cities, where
he attended the annual meeting of
the Minnesota Educational associa-
ton. Mr.. Hayes was elected president
of the civic N economical section Of
the association.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Hayes wit
messed the Minnesota Wisconsin foot
ball game
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mrs. Joseph Huderley Of Tabor,
Mimi, arrived in the city today to
spend a few days visiting her daugh-
'ter-in-law, Mrs. William Hurderley,
who has been i'll for the past few
days.
A lone drunk was taken into
camp" by the local police at aslates
hour Saturday night. He putt utFtaA4s
bail with the promise that he. WsodTd'
appear this morning before sJ4dgs;
John Mcdonald. He did not appear
thereby forefeiting the $40.
A. REORGANIZATION Of the American
Red Gross in this district is being
planned and the fourth roll call will
be held some time during the week,
according to an announcement made
by Alma S. Nevins of Cropkston,
county chairman.
|. FRENCH ELECTION JANaA4
Paris. Nov. 8.--The .cabinenIs today
fixed January 9, as the date. onssghich
the senatorial elections shalI be- held. q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-08

Presiding Elder Plannette Was -
dedicate a Methodist n.plseopa
church at Lakota.-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
PETICE Q TRAkCNICH Dl.
VIDENDACH RADOU
SCHVALENY.
V kingsbury parku proti Wy
chodni 40 ul. budou zarizeny
mestske koupeiny.

M6stsky klerk BenkoWski
predlozil vtera rad6 petice
proti sedmiprocentnim trakc-
MIN dividendam protestujici.
Petice ty obsahuji asi 10000
spravnych podpisu obcan-
stvo 0 traktnich dividendach
bude rozhodovat "a primarek
v srpnu. M6stska rada zvla$t-
nj to hlasovani totiz povolila.
Ia vGerej5i schuze povoleny
tel penize ma ruzn6 poulicni
opravy i rozhodnuto zbudovat
' Kingsbury parku mestske
koupelny nakladem SIS, 900.
Koupelny ty telily by vych.
40 ulici, pfinalezely by tudiz
distriktu crotonsk6mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
MOVE VYSETROVANf.
Velka porota ma zjisti.. prici-
ny drahoty stavebniho
materialu.

Krajsky soudce Kennedy
naridil vcera novym clenum
velke poroty, ably hled6li zji-
slit priGiny stavajici drahoty
stavebniho materialu, kterazto
drahota prekazi zvlaste drob-
nym novostavbam. Pak-li by
porota dokazala, re drahota
je Zavin6na koristnictvim, ma
proti podobnym vyderatum ma
zaklade protitrustov6ho zako-
ma soudne zakro6iti.
Nell jsme jiz vysetrovani
pfitin drahoty potravin, Why
zlocinnt jinych verejnych bo
lesti a We skuteGnosti mic Sc
tim nedocllilo. 4 vySetrovani
ohledn6 draheho stavebniho
materialu nelze 81 tudiz rovnez
Velkych Vysledku slibovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
TRiDY PRO MOVE OBCANY
V RROADWAYSkE
kNIHOVNE.

V utery, We GtVrtek a V pa
tex tento tyden Sc organisujl
iarni tfldy pro move obtany V
Broadwaysk6 knihovn6, ma
Broadway a f. 55. ulici. Vyda-
nj druhych papiru Cechum a
Slovakum jiz sc zaGina hybat.
Minuly tyden obdrzelo neko-
lik Cechu q Slovaku obcanska
prava tento tyden iich bude
piiobceno jeSt6 vice. Dosud w
biraIi jen ty, kdoz nell prvnl
papirG aspoh diva roxy pred
prohlasenim valky proti Ra-
kousku, ale to uz je dobry "a
catek a nepochybn6 kratk6
dob6 bude costa otevrena vSem
kdoz jinak jsou k obGanstvi
opravneni. CeSi vzpominaji S
la3kou svou rodnou vlast, ale
do Ameriky nechodi ma Bese-
du, nybrz trvale Sc tn usadit
Il deSiti tisic Osob, ktere minu-
III rok sc hldsili Q prvnl papi1
pred federalnim soudem bylo
Zde S t6zi dive ste Cechu. re
znamena, he Sc Cesi starali {
prvni papir liz drive a mus
jich bIti zastup, kdo isou hotc
vi zadati o druhy. Rad bych
vid6l aspoh sto novych zaku
Mali kdo jakou pochybnost
je-li to co platne chodit nGko-
lik tydnu do Skoly, necht' sc
opta tech, kdo letos nebo lon
zkou8ky prodelali. Zarovef
isem hotov udilet rady a Wy
svetlt Zakony naturallSaCn
YSem, at chodi do mych trio
nebo ne.
Krajant, kteli pracuji NJ
noe, jsou zVani DO me ti'idy ,
ImimgraGni kancelari, 103 CT
ty Hall, kaad6 pond6li rano \
pul devat6.
John Prucha
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06

Osobnl parnlk Western
States, odpluvSi Z Clevelandu
predvtirem noci do Detroit,
naraZil II Rattlesnake ostruvku
na skalni Utes a porouchal Sc
V pride. Pres poSkozeni to do
plul VSak k svemu detroitske-
mu kotvisti pfec pod vlastni
parou dnes bude zavleCen do
suchych doku. Asi sto cestuii-
cich nachazelo Sc ma jeho pa
lube, kdyz k srazce doSlo. Dix
vSak acknowledgements lodniho
muzstva k panice nedoslo q nj
Edo nepfiSel k poraneni. Ne
hodou tou osobni paroplavba
mezi Detroitem a Clevelandam
poruSena VSak nebude misto
Western States Zauime docas-
ne jina parolod'. Ku zminene
srazce do5lo "a prukt boure
jezcrni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
CHVALf CESKCU SkLADBU

Vcerejsi veCerni Press We
SVEN referatu dvanactem Ii
dovem koncert6 Y sini Zedna-
ia Euclid Ave-, chvali zvla-
ste nejnovejsi komposici pana
Karla Rychlika, jehoz overtu-
ra ocitla sc prvn6 ma nedelnim
programu clevelandskeho or
chestru symfonickeho. Jeden
nejlepsich mistnich angl. kri
tiku Wilson G.. Smith velebi
krasnou tVorbu dotcene move
skladby Rychlikovy, svezest
stilzlivo5t t tonu 4 klassicke
rozd6leni novinky, kterazto O.
vertura doGkala Sc ia ned6lni
produkce nejvetSiho aplausu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
PRO VRAzDU.

I trestniho soudu zahaien
byl dnes Vyslech procesu S
vrahem Vidou Ozanicem,
1929 Longmeade Road, jenz
25. prosince noci zastrelil
sveho stravnika. M. Osdrite a
mrtvolu jeho Zanesl ma zelez-
nicnl smetiste blize West Park
Obzaloba tvrdl, re Ozanic
vrazdil ze zarlivosti a obhajci
budou namitat, ze klient stri-
lei V sebeobrane. Ozanic ie
zenat, 29lety a otcem dvou
malych ditek a takto prosly-
cha Sc, ze zmineny stravnik
dvoril Sc sve kvartyrske, ce-
hoz hadka mezi ob6ma muzi
povstala a strelbu skoncila.
koroner Zoul. ienz pripad ten
po nalezu mrtVoly vySetroval,
bude jednim z hlavnich sved-
XII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
ZDROJ RCCkEFELLEROVY
STED2OSTI.

Reditele Continental Oil Co.
oZnamili, re Sc rozhodli vypla-
ceti 200 procentni dividendu
We forme akcil. Kazdy akcio-
mar obdrzi dive move akcie ma
lednu Starou. Dividenda bude
vyplacena pred koncem mesl-
&c, Continental Oil Co. jest ie-
dnou ze spoletnot3i, ma kter6
Sc rozd6lila Standard Oil Co.
y New Jersey po famosnim roz
sudku nejVySSiho soudu. a o.
peruje hlavne V okrsku Sakilt-
skych hor. Jest to prvni spo-
lecnost Rockefelleroya trustu,
i,tera vypisuje akciove dividen
dy od t6 dolby, co nejvyssl
soud moudre roZhodl, ze divi-
dendy We form6 akcil nepodle-
hail zadnG dani, ma kter6zto
rozhodnuti cekaiy velikt kor-
porace dlouhou dobu, hromadi
&c mezitim profity. ably Z Mich
Inemusili platiti Wade dane.
Akcie spolecnosti atouply ma
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