davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-03
RADIkALNi PROGRAM SFNATOR-A
JOHNSONA.
Volani po opravach pouhym volebnim
manevrem.

Hiram Johnson, kandidat republikanske
nominatni volby ma trad presidenstvi a protiv-
mix ligy ndrodu pfedstavil Sc Clevelandu We
dvou schUzich Ma schulz polednl HolLenden
hotelu pred Clenstvem City Klubu vecer
Grays zbroinic, kde Sc seSlo asi 1000 lidi, ma
padal versaillesk6 mirove smlouvy, Prekvape-
nj vzbudil ieho 1tok ma zbohatle radikdy, KITE
ii pohrdaj zakony a vzdorujl vSam pravum.
Pritomnymi caste projevovany souhlas pfi-
pominal ma stare DOLBY kdy Johnson byval
Rooseveltovym zakem. Ma jevsti sed6li no.
stem Farquarson, Fackler, Sullivan JIM pre-
daci zaSe progresivni strany, ale take mayor
Fitzgerald, Maschke, Rowland JIM, kteri roku
1912 dporne proti Johnsonovi bojovali. Dnes
vsichni jmenovani, jsouce ga Cleveland zvole
nj do letoSni ndrodni konvence, jmenovall ka-
lifornskeho hosta do druhe volby.
V predvoebni horecce mel Johnson ne
ktere socialistick6 zdchvaty, kter6 zajist6 ne
mysl uprimn6, proneseny byly jen "a ucelem
loveni popularity a co nejhlavnejsiho, ziskdv@-
nj hlasG.
Prohlasoval, ze vdlka ztrojnasobila pocet
americkych milionaru a pravil, re je to obzalo-
bou naseho dnesniho spolecenskeho poradku.
Dokazoval re dneSni delncke mzdy isOu pri-
lis male pomeru vSeobecn6 drahote.
Kdybych mel moe, zamezi bych vykofi-
st'ovani lidu zdrazovanfm potravin snazil
bych sc patriCne zdan6ni spolecnostl, jez Wy
placeji $500 900. 600 ma dvidendach, anz by
Soustdti zapatily jedin6ho centu. Podobnym
smerem muv dale, ale DOZEN reel jeho ne
byl takovy, jak by Sc dalo ocekavati. Napadn6
zatoceni ma levo pana kandidata jest az priliS
podazrele a budilo DOZEN ciste voebniho ma
nevru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-03
REkORDY CERVNOVYCH
NEWEST.

Pocet vcera vydanych SHAT
kovych povoleni dostoupil re-
kordnf vyse sice lit, az do
sud nejvyssi zaznamenany po-
Get byl rs. Klerk Zizelman, po
vefeny vyddvjnim licensi, pra-
Vi, re mesic Cerven bude vyka-
zovati nebyval6 Gislo snatku.
Pred rokem zaznamenano V
Cervnu 1926 "Vpluti do man
zelskeho raje", ale cislo to bu-
de letos znaCne prevySeno.
Vcera byla nejmladsi nevestou
17leta Ter. Macalinova q
Woodland a nejstarSi pani
Yetta Preemanova, 1898 E..
100 ulice, iez ma "a sebou iiz
63 jar.
Podobna snatkova horecka
hlasena jest i z New Yorku,
kde podobn6 tyto dny prave
jako V Clevelandu bylo docile-
no rekordu. Jak hlasi klerk ta-
mnejsl vydano bylo 1. cervna
SOC povoleni, tislo jak6ho do
sud V historii shatkoveho ufa-
du nebylo zaznamenano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-03
ViNU MA NEDOSTATECNE
DOPRAVE ZAVINUJf
OBCHODNfCI.

Clevelandske prumyslove
obchodni kruhy nesou pry V
prvni Tade zodpovednost "a ne
vyhovujici pomery ma zdej-
Sfch nadrazich. Zejmena tovar
ny prilis zdlouhave skladajf i
nakladaji svoje tovary a zavi-
nujl prave tax dopravni nedo-
statky jako nedostatek naklad-
rich vozG a pracovniho perso-
nalu. V neposledni rade arci
dluzno neporadky uvaliti ma
stavku vyhybkaru.
Urednictvo nadraznlho vybo
ru otevfelo vlastnl ufadovnu V
Marion budov6 a shrnulo dnes
nj dopravni stiznosti V trojdfl-
ne strucne podanf:
l. VyhybkarG pracuje jen
80 procent nez "a dob normal
Mich.
2. VozG nakladnfch jest po-
dobne 0 20 proc. meme nezli
jindy.
3. Vyvoz i dovoz cleveland
skeho zbozi jest o 2S proc. pod
normalni pom6ry.
Nakladnf vozy musi byti ma
lozeny V cele vaze jejich nos
nosti a k dovazeni automobile
Eesmi byti uzivano krytych vo-
"a aniz kar urcenych k dova-
aeni uhli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-03
STAVkA PEkARU.

$50 clenu pekafske mfstni una els. 10, od-
hasovalo vCera vecer vyiiti jz dneSniho rama
ma stavku. Schuze kondna byla c. 4307 Lo-
rain Ave. kde pro zanechani prace odevzdano
bylo l59 hlasu proti pouhym 2l. Predseda
mstni unie A. Faulhaber prohlasil, re stavkou
budou dotceny hlavnG nejvetSi cavelandskG Pc
karny.
Pozadavky stdvkujicch jsou tr stupnice
platu 40, 45 so dolarG tydne a "a praci pres
cas-, cas- pull pri osmihodinne pracovni dobe
Puvodne bylo zadano delnictvem kazde stup-
nci dolarG vice. AS so mensich pekaren liz
pfistoupilo zm6nene pozadavky, tax re V
Mich asi 80 Glenu unie nerusene pracuje, ale
$50 clenu Jest ma stavce neZamySli drive zaha-
iiti cinnost, dokud prani jejich nebudou spine
ma Clevelande jsou krone uveden6 unie 10
ieste dalsi tri, kterych els. Sc. d6lnictvo liz
tydenni mzdy 55 dolaru docililo.
Ma druhe strane tvrdi zastupci velkopeka-
ri, re stavka ma jejich vykonnost bude miti
maeho vivu, jelikoz zdvody tyto isou otevfeny-
mi mezi d6lnictvem ze jest mdlo organisova-
nych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-03
ZVYSENf POPLATKU "a ELEKTRINU.

M6stska elektrirna Illuminating Co. Sc
ma vCerejsi schulz roZhodly zvySiti poplatky "a
doddvanou elektrinu, ndsed1em vysoke ceny
uhli. Dotteny budou prv6 rade prdmyslovi
a obchodni konsumenti poGtem as 2200 firem.
Porada konana byla ufadovn6 clevelandsk6-
no mayora Fitzg geralda, kde zastupci elektra-
rem mayora pfesv6dGil re Zdrazen zavnuje
jedn6 nedostatek paliva, ktere op6tne jest sva-
lovano ma nedostatecnou dopravu, maly poCet
ndkladnich vozu ma dosud trvaiici stdvku Wy
hybacu jinych zeleznicnich zrizencu.
Die piedpovedi dostoupi cena uhli vel
KEN az $500 "a tunu, msto driv6js kontraktn6
Zavazne ceny $375. Ia dovazeni uhli "a po-
slednejs cenu nenl pry vagonti, kdezto ma uhli
Ia cenu Zyysenou jest voZa dosti y. Uhenl
kfise dostoupila takov6ho bodu, re dnes Jest
dodavano uhli ien tenn, kdoz zan nabidnou
vetSi cenu.
Po konferenci vyslovil Sc mayor Fitzge-
raid, re mestske elektrarny Sc nemohou VISTA
viii nebezpeGi upadku a re poplatky "a elektfi-
nu pro prumysl obchod musi byti pfmefen6
zvyseny die rozhodnuti mestske utilitni komi-
Sc. Poplatky osv6tlovani a Ia parni vyta-
p6ni prozatlm zvyseny nebudou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-03
MESTSKE LEDARNY ROZMNOzUU
KONSKE POTAHY.

Mestskd ledaTska spoleGnost vykoupa
velky uhelny zavod r. G. Miller Coal Co. hav-
ne tim uceem, aby ziskala dodateGnych $50
koni teto firmy. Jeli1oz pri dodavan ledu Jest
nutno ciniti caste zastavky menSch vzdaleno-
stech, neosvedta Sc dnesni doprava pomoci ma
kladnlch automobile. Move zlepseni dodavky
ledu, jez byla poslednf l6ta pod veSkerou
kritiku, ma byti novou napravou a ulehcenim
clevelandskym hospodynkam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-03
v PLAMENECH ZAHYNULl
KONE.

VcerejSi noci, "a pozaru Wy
puklem kulne White Housing
Moving Co., 2636 vychodni 63.
ul., uhoreli 4 kone. Nekolik il
nych pax zavcas jeste bylo pra
We pribylymi hasici vyvedeno.
Skoda ohnem zpGsobena odha-
dovana jest ma $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-03

Jifik navrhuje: "Hrajme 81 ma tatinka a ma
maminku. ia budu maminkou!"
BratTicek Stana nu odpovida: "Kde pax.
ma maminku isl moe houpy, ty bys tax jest6
mohl hrati tatfnka."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-03
ORC. ANISACE SVORODO-
MYSLNYCH.

Ma sjezdu Svazu Svobodomy
slnych konanem V Chicagu, o
n6mz iiz vcera zprdvu jsme
prinesli, pfijat byl ndsledujici
plan prislusneho vyboru ma or
ganisaci:
al Mistni. - Odst. /. Za-
kladni jednotkou organisace
bud'taz Mistni Sdruzeni Svazu
SVobodomyslnych. Kde jsou
ISvobodn6 Obce anebo odboCky
c. n. S. nebo jin6 spolky, KITE
re cht6j1 byti pojaty do Svazu
j&ko jednotky, mohou 81 po-
nechati starry nazev dodat-
KEN svaZovym - ma pr. Syo-
bodnd Obec ~, Mistni Sdru-
zeni Svazu Svobodomyslnych.
- Tam kde je mono splynutf
odboCek C. N. S. Sc Svazem
Svobodomyslnych, doporucuje
Sc to V teto forme. V kazd6 o.
SADIE budiz jen jadno mistni
sdruzenl a ustTedna S. S. dava
mu charter.
Odst. 2. = Mistni Sdruzeni
mali "a cleny jednotlivce i
spolky.
Odst. 3. - Jednotlivci "a
plat 81 ctvrtletn6 a "a to do
stanou i vytisk svazov6ho ty-
denniku zdarma.
Odst. A. - Spolky svobodo-
myslne plati $500 rocne a "a
to mali pravo ma l. zastupce V
| Mistnim Sdruzeni / vytisk
tydennlku.
| Odst. 5. = S vydavanim ty-
| dennihO organu Sc poCne, jak-
mile bude zjisteno 5000 od-
beratelu.
b. statni: - Mistni Sdruze-
nj svolavajl kazde diva roxy
statnl poradu, ma niz Sc Zvoll
7-clenny Stdtni Vykonny w
Dor ma dobu dvou let.
Sidlo Statniho V. V. urCi ra-
da. Tento S. V. V. ma na stare
sti vSechny veci, pokud nejsou
rye mistniho vyznamu.
g Narodni: - Odst. l.:
S. S. zvoll ma A roxy ustrednu,
9 clenu a urcl jeji misto. V u
stredne mimo tyto cleny Ease
dali zastupci hlaynich teles
svobodomyslnych a ustfednich
organisaci, zastoupenych We
S. S.
Odst. 2. = Ustredna svola-
va Sized kazde ctyri roxy.
Odst. 3. - Ustredna ustano
vuje organisatora, jehoz povin-
nosti bude jezditi po statech q
zrizovati mistni sdruzeni a ma
Ipozddani konati prednasky.
DoporuCujeme dobrovolnor
svobodomyslnou narodni dan
vybiranou po vsech ceskych o.
sadach, kazdy rok kolem %
rijna. Dan vybiraji Mlstni
Sdruzeni a odvdd6ji prostred-
nictvim statnich vyboru ustred
ne. Co Sc tyce techniky, dopo-
rucuie sc, ably Mistni Sdruzeni
pozddalo svobodomyslne spoil
ky o vybrani dane mezi svymi
cleny navStevou V domovech,
iinak vyberci budou chodit
dunn cd domu. Ia prispevek
dostane kazdy stvrzenku k Wy.
veSeni "a okno.
Dan bude rozvrzena takto
so procent organisaci mistni
Is procent stdtni, a 35 procent
ustfedne.
Sidlo ustredny bude V Chica-
gu do vykonneho vyboru zvo-
leni zastupci: Cada, Vojan
Soukup, Jelinek, Zd'drsky, Ste,
pankova, Hrychova, Novakova
Brychtovd. Misto konanl pri
Stiho sjezdu ma urciti ustfedna
Volba delegatu ma mezina
rodni Sized Volne Myslenky Y
Praze setkala Sc neocekava
nymi svizelemi. Byli navrzen
PIP. Vojan, Petrzelka, Bernrei
ter. Cada a Cimlar. aVSak Zad
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12
European Nations Entry
ufto Market Raises Wheat.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Wheat aver
aged higher in price today, owing
more or less to reports that France
and Italy were in the market as buy
ers The close was unsettled. at 1-2
to / l-2 net advance. with December
2.3S IL and March ZAP. Corn gained
is to 1 3-S and oats finished un-
changed to quarter cent higher. In
provisions the. outcome varied from
lie. decline to a rise of 45c.
Demand for wheat was general and
offerings limited until the market had
scord a substantial upturn. Then SELL
ing broadened out somewhat and
and there were numerous setbacks
and rallies with the bulls as rule re-
tanning some advantages. Misgivlngs
in regard to the Russo Polish struggle
to have much to do with the
strength of the market. but more par
ticular attention was given to talk or
export business. especially dealings
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12
Further Isctpycry Made.
In n. Y. Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.---The rccov-
cry in the stock market made further
decided headway today. All classes of
issues were In demand with top prices
of the day showing advances OF from
/ to points. Absence of bear pres
sure, subsence of liquidation and a
feeling that the technical conditions
warranted a rally were the principal
influences. Optimism over the Pol
ish situation, continued strength of
sterling which gained about four cents.
and the expectation that credit condi-
tiors warranted a rafy were the prin-
cipal influences optimism over the
Polish situation, continued strength of
bterl.ng which gained about four cents,
and the expectation that credit condi-
tions soon would improve also induced
purcased.
Special buying operations In vari-
Gus groups which have suffered In
the late decline created a more cheer
fui sentiment. aud short covering was
large. S,atdard OIL of New York.
VIII ca Is dealt in on the curb, adYanc-
ed sixty points on rumors of stock
readjustment
Announcement that further finan-
ciai aid had been extended, TO the
Maxwell Motor Corporation and some
relaxation in call money rates were
other favorable incidents Gains in
numerous shares exceeded two points
with Shell Transport. United Fruit,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12
]. q Penney Co, A Nationwide Institution

the market for coffee futures rallied
on the better tone of the stock market
and European news and firmer late
cables from santos. December sold
up from 9.73 to $50 or back to about
the closing price of yesterday, but
prices weakened again later under
renewed liquidation and selling by
importers December broke to go
and closed at 9.76. with the general
market showing net decline of eight
to "a points. There were renewed
rumors that the Brazilian government
would come to the assistance of the
market owing to the extent of recent
declines, but they were too indefinite
TO create much sentiment. September
9.26; October 9.43: December 9.76:
January 9.S6; March 1906; May 1915:
July 1925. Spot coffee quiet; Rio rs
8 7-S Santos AS 141s a 15lz.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Pendleon Prices and Associated Press Repors

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe-
cially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, 90 cents. (Retail price is 55
.cents.)
Hens. 20 cents.
Spring fryers. 80 cents a pound.
Country Ham, Etc.
Ham, best quality, 2Sc.
Bacon. best quality, 4Oc.
Butter Fat and Butter.
Ranch butter, s1.1O a roll. (Retan
price is also $1.1O.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12

N In the swine trade there was taIr
run for Wednesday. The market ap-
peared a fraction easier and it is
doubtful if the former extreme top of
s1S.75 could be secured for anything
at this time.
General hog market range:
Prime mixed 00GD1S.75
Medium mixed - 1900 1900
Rough heavy ......... 12.OOM 1880
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12
All Lines Easier for
Wednesday at Portland.

Cattle were weaker and lower. hogs
a trifle easier. while the sheep situa
tons is far from showing a healthy
tone in the North Portland alleys
Wednesday,.
There was not big run of cattle in
the North Portland alleys Wednesday,
total arrivals being but 227 head, but
there was an easier situation all
around. While the principal weak
ness appeared to be in the off grade
stock. quotations ever on the better
goods were reduced during the day.
I.nror.,I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12

with France. Besides there were un-
favorable crop adviees from the north
west and primary receipts were far
from liberal.
Corn and oats reflected the advance
of wheat Reports That some Iowa
corn was firing were received with
skepticjsm and were largely offset by
word Of rains coming from the west.
\ Weakness in theIhog market pulled
down lard and rfbs. Pork quotations
were higher but MUTUALLY nominal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12
Kansas City PAYS More
for Beef Steers

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. 12.-Cat-
tie 1900; beef steers mostly 25 cents
higher; top 1885: she stock and feed
ers strong to rs cents higher; bulk
cows and heifers 7.004S.T5; Gamers
mostly 4.00@4.25; bulls steady; calves
mostly so cents higher; bulk good and
choice vealers 12.00@ 1900.
Sheep, 1000: open steady, close
weak; native ewes 500: native lambs
1900; Arizona lambs His.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12
Hogs Quoted Steady
and Cattle are Weak.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 12.-Hogs
receipts none. steady. Prime 1s,50n
1890; medium to choice 17-0oao 1900;
rough heavies 1850 % 1850; pigs 1850
a $500.
Cattle, receipts 100; weak Prime
10000 1850; medium to choice $50
a $50. common to good 1000 $50;
best cows and heifers 7.00m 7.50;
medium to choice 550m6.50; common
to good 4.50m $50; bulls 500 q 800;
calves 1000 400.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12

Smooth heavy ....... 13.50@ so
Pigs ..-... 13,5O@ 1850
Sheep trade was slow for the day
OF the total run of 205S head We'd
nesday at North Portland, a number
of cars went direct to killers at other
points. Most of the lambs offered
on the market were from Willamette
valley points. For these the trade
was offerings reduced values.
General sheep and lamb range:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12
Coarse Grain and Feed
at seattle are Lower

SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. I2.-Cit1
delivery: Feed-Scratch feed $S7:
feed wheat S92; all grain chop SIS:
oats SIS; sproutings oats s7S; rolled
oats SIS; whole corn sg3; cracked
corn sS1; rolled barley $40; clipped
barley SIS. f4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12


Atlantic Gulf, cubaH american Sugar.
American Car. General Electric. IN
ternadonal Papsss 4 Maxwell Motors
and Mexicaa ps,psleum figuring for
three to fi% pants Total sales APP
So9ep shares.
The Iron AhGwn it's review of steel
trade cenditi9Dy points out that the
resdjustmens9in on in other indus
tries has n9t ecn mado manifest IN
the steel ndustry and that the supply
of steeystili falls far short OF the de-
mand Al ii
The hpaa market showed consider.
able lfeaMh but moved uncertainty.
Forei hes were mostly higher AL
thoq$M Wnited Kingdom SIS of 1897
lost GAR a point. Liberty issues fell
bac &}ightly. Old United States gov
ern&ehts unchanged on call. Total
sales 5par yalue) we're $l1. 100000.
Try East oresenian wan. Ads.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-12
Coffee Market Rallies
After Opening Lower

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.--After OPEN
ing at decline of 10 to II points on
disappointing early cables from Brazil
, 1920-05-14
PRO S
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST. OR DIX
Continued from yesterdays AVjs)

Continued from yesterdays AVjs)
The Chairman answered the last speak
er jand said,-The measure before the
Council is ar Ordinance and the Council
has the power to vote for Or reject ali
ordinance If it was a draft OF law, so
called, then the Council would be asked
for their opinion.
4th Appointed Member [BlackoOood]
would like to know if the bill before the
House is subject to amendment. i.
The Chairman replied, Not now.
End Appointed Member [NoU] The
bill has been subject to amendment pre-
viously for two weeks.
4th Appointed Member BtGckWOOd]
Yes, but you cannot expect men who are
not lawyers to pass on such a code of
laws without giving it careful consider
alton. AS | understand it you are try
ing to give US laws to suit conditions
down here, it is said that the laws be-
fore US have been selected from State
laws, a great deal Of them are not COM
prehensiVe; why not pick out q leaf of
Great britain laws ? The proposal here
for judges and appeal cour, is the same
as we have in the State of Maine, but it
is quite different to what we have been
accustomed to here, and therefore we
should have q chance to go. over them
to find out how they are going to operate
before we vote on them; we want laws
that will give every man, oma and
child fairplay. / know Of an instance
where a judge once said II am the law.
If that is going to be the case when these
laws are passed, then | think it is best
to listen to the advice 3of those who are
versed in the law. We want to study
these laws, give us time and when it is
passed there. won't be any trouble.
The Chairman read a paragraph of the
Rules of business where it relates TO 2nd
, 1920-05-14

been going on, if LIST Member for Fred
eriksted Country District wishes to bring
in an amendment he may do SC and the
vote will be taken on it. ~
~1st Member for Frederiksted Country
District Andersen. remarked, Mr..
Chairman. | understand this is tie
second meeting in. which second discus
sion is before the House, but at first
discussion we had not the Congressional
Commission report, consequently 1t is
not unnatural if a member brings in an
amendment at this time. We were given
to understand that it was Governments
desire that no changes be made IN the
matter which is before as, and at the
end of the second meeting the Congress
sional Commissions Recommendations
came to hand and it is in line with what
many of US have desired; therefore it
cannot be deemed unnatural # an amend
ment providing for two judges is pro-
posed at this time.
The Chairman replying to the last
speaker said, The ordinance was placed
before you today on contin. ation~ OF
second discussion and discussion closed
and according to the the rules of bust
ness l=can only deviate from the rules
by a vote of the Council; | desire to be
perfectly fair in my rulings. cannot
see where I an wrong by closing second
discussion.
Isl Member for Freueriksted Country
District (Andersen) handed in an amend
ment to Section 5 of Chapter | which is
as follows:
Colonial Council Bill No. go.
AMENDMENT
l propose that Section 5, Chapter one
be amended to read: There shall be APP
pointed by the Governor two District
Judges, one for the Municipality of St.
Croix and one for the Municipality of St.
Thomas aud ST. John who shall hold
office etc.
F. ANDERSEN.
18t Member for EredeTjksted Conn.,
try District.
The Chairman read the amendment
and said,-It is necessary to have a
three quarter vote Of the members pres
ent as to whether the amendment should
be furthered; and it is also necessary to
have a three-Quarter vote as to whether
it should be considered today.
End Appointed Member (N0tD remark
ed: Mr.. Chairman. Before you take
the vote or the amendment | wish to
make a few remarks. The question be-
fore the House is very plain; it is a ques-
ton that was brought up at the last
meeting; the amendments have been
printed and circulated, and for what rea-
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reasonable; if this amendment passes
it will cause US to spend eight thousand
dollars more yearly; get away from the
idea Of being afraid Of having a judge
who is going to try a case here and IN st.
Thomas. We have judges in the United
States going up and down almost every
day trying cases except when he is on
vacation. If you annex this amendment
you will lave to spend eight thousand
dollars to maintain your courts.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Country
District (AndeTSen) remarked: Mr.. Chair
man. 1t may be worth the while to spend
the eight thousand dollars, for the reason
that if we pass the law to have one
judge, the judge probably Will take up
his residence in St. Thomas and we will
not see him often.
The Chairman pat to the vote whether
the amendment should be fUrthered.
7 members voted for; 5 against.
The hairman remarked. The amend
ment is lost.
The Chan an remarked: | will now
take up Chapter II, Department of Edu
cation.
1st Member for Frederiksted Country
District [Andersen] remarked: Mr.
Chairman With regard to the Depart
ment of EducatiOnI only wish to ask one
question, and hat is, according to the
Colonial Law the Danish State paid the
Salary Of the School Director. Is the
Federal Treasury Of the United States
going to pay the School Directors salary,
or is it to be paid by the Colonial Treas
AIRY !?
Despatching Secretary [Colby] an
swered the last speaker and said, The
Federal Government has already appro-
priated three hundred and forty-seven
thousand dollars for these islands and in
that is included salaries for tie De
partment Of Education. The Federal
Government now pays the salary of the
School Director.
1st Member for Fredariksted Coun-
try District (Andersen) remarked Mr..
Chairman. Some day we may not get
an appropriation, what then ?
The Chairman answered and said, The
Governor advises me that he does not
intend to make any change. The budget
for 1920-21 will be here in a moment and
that will explain.
The Chairman remarked: Honorable
Members before you are three pages of
Chapter II.
4tn, Appointed Member [Blockwood
would like to know if this matter is an
der 1st Discussion.
The Chairman answered no.. it is .un-
der End Discussion.
9Th Appointed Member [Lunneyl re-
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Christiansted, Virgin Islands,
Tonight May 18th. 1920.
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March Call of the WiId". F. H. Losey
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@a Wenrich
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rhs) 49,. J.. P. Sousa
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Vienna....V. Suppe
Fox-Trot 49,. Darkies' jubilee. John M.
Turner
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(Vcl Cho) Harry Won Tilzer
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