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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Cotton Declines
On Heavy Selling
Despite Big Storm
Pessimistic Trade Reports
and British Labor Out.
look Responsible for Pres
sure; Rally at the Close

There were so many bearish in
fences at work in the cotton market
yesterday that the tropical storm,
which has been talked of all the week,
failed to exert any infence on the
market, although it reached the
Louisiana coast casting rains and high
winds.
1t was the opinion of the trade,
gathered from reports in the South.
that the storm would exhaust itself
before reaching the large cotton grow
ing areas and that it had entirely
missed the sections of Texas where
cotton picking is now in active prog
res. Of bearsh news there was an
abundance, including as perhaps the
chief feturc q cable to the effect
that British coal strike prospects were
becoming more gloomy, with likeli-
hood of the cotton mill strike spread
ing. This news. with reports of lower
spot markets and increasing receipts
in the South. caused heavy selling and
big declines in which October, because
Of pre-notice day liquidation, took
leading part. 1t broke TO 27.30, or 145
points under the previous nights
close
Dece mber dropped to Csc and Jan
uary to 1892, these later positions
showing about % TO 10 points net
loss at the weakest interval Of the
day. The South, and particularly New
Orleans, were large sellers throughout
the early part of the session, which
served to emphasize the local impress
sion that storm damage was not like
ly to be serious.
Late covering orders rallied the
market 33 to so points and the close
was steady at net loss of 40 to IS
points. 1t was reported that spots
were being offered in Augusta at &c
decline from the previous day, and
other advices predicted big rush of
receipts as result Of fine weather,
making any holding movement now
impossible.
Southern mills we're reported to be
mills not at all. The weekly weather
and crop report was one of the most
Favorable that has been received at
this time of year in some years and,
it was believed, pointed to more
favorable government report next
month than the trade had been led to
expect Advic~s from the drygoods
district continued pessinfistic as the
reductions loted in many lines have
not resulted in the increase of bust
ne that had been hoped for.
reports from Texas nearly all
noted that cotton was being picked
fast and that in some sections most of
the cotton was being sold as fast as
it was ginned, the seed being held
for better prices. Around Dallas cot
ton growers from almost every part
of Texas are seeking pickers at wages
Of $3.50 to 81 a hundred, with little
success.
Southern spot markets as officially
quoted were unchanged to 200 points
lower.
The local market for spot cotton
was quiet and so points lower at 1880
for mlddling; no sales were reported
The ranEe Of prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Home Oil Refining
Plans Reorganization
New Company To Be Formed
and Stock Offering Is
To BE Made

Under plan of reorganization of
the Home Oil Refining Company new
company is to be organized with 81
100000 preferred stock and 100000
shares Of no par value common. The
present company, which went into re-
celvership last spring, has 100000
shares Of common stock, $40 par, of
which all but $4,000 shares are out
standing.
The plan states that the company
has liabilities of S2,l25,OO0, part of
which are represented by receivers
certificates, liens, claims, etc. The re-
quirements of the plan are placed at
81 100000. 1t is proposed to issue
100000 of three-year notes and to
offer the new common to present share
holders in the ratio of ! Il shares of
new stock for one of old, at $3.50 a
share. The new 7 per cent preferred
is to be offered to the unsecured
creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Irregular Price
Trend i'm Quiet
Trading ON Curb
Industrial List Attracts Lit.
tie Attention; Narrow
Changes i'm Oils; Mining
Shares Are More Active

Irregular and narrow price move,
ments marked the quiet session of the
curb market yesterday. The indus
trial list attracted little attention in
the restricted business, but mining
shares were traded in more actively
Price fluctuations in this group were
small
Dominion Oil. one of the Middle
States subsidiaries, was stronger and
featured the oil group, which was
irregular Producers and Refners was
in good demand. White Oil displayed
a tendency to- recover strength for
time. but later was again under
pressure.
United Retail Candy sold off frac-
tonally on heavy offerings during the
day, but inside support apparently
came to the rescue before the close,
for the stock recovered to IL on the
final sale. General Asphalt was slight
ly easier. but moved within a narrow
raura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Monday,
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Receipts were 1889 packages
Creamery, higher than extras. lb. So
80 to 81 score. 55la q 6olac; firsts. So to
SO score. b29 SAC; seconds So to 81 score
4s9 Sic: lower grades. 46W47c: Danish
casks. % z q 56'ac; unsaIted. higher thar
exlrss o4l q Soc; extras. 30 y @64c; frsts
tubs, finest. 59ia q 12c; good to prime
So q b8c; common to fair. 46M52c: ladies'
current make. tirsts. 44Q 45c: seconds Al n
D42c; lower grades. 40M4lc; packing
stock. current make, No. l. 42c; No. 2, 41c;
Cheese-Rcceipts 1857 boxes. state
whole milk, fresh fats colored. Id, 246u
-9'3c; whites. 29429isc: average run
white or colored, 27l7 2s'?c; lower
grades 20 a 25iac twins. fresh spHcial s.
~ = q &c: average run, white or colored
sin. fresh twins. 27Gr27 i2c; single Daisies
fresh. - u q IS l2C; double Daisies fresh
- = @ 2S'2c Young Americas fresh. 2Sia
N2914c. fresh specials. 10 IL n 17l2c. prime
to choice, 15M SC: fair TO good l@@l4lac;
lower grades. b0loc.
gathered. extras. dozen, 64y65c: extra
tirsts 81 q 63c; tirsts. 57m SOC; seconds. 81
q SIC: dirties, No. !. ~ g 4ac. checks. fair
to choice. dry, 44Q4 6c: refrigerator spe-
cial marks, fancy. 90 Il @ 55c; tirsts. 50 IL q
sc; seconds 4Sa SIC; state, Pennsylva-
extras. 83M S5c; extra firsts, s0u So tirSts.
75G 7Sc: gathered whites frsts to extra
frsts. 75M SIC under grades. 81 q 7Gc; Pa
cific Coast white, extras. S2085c; extra
firsts. 500 sec; firsts 75Q 7Sc; under grades
600 73c; Petaluma. small. 66 n 6sc; other
Western and Southern. gathered whites.
6o0 1sc: state. PennsYlva MIA and rea rhl.
Western, hennery browns extra 6sFrT3r.
gathered brown and mixed colors grad ed
extras. GAG 65c; tirsts eto extra tirsts. 81 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Mexico Plans to Take Over
Observation-Disclosures Utilities

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 22-Plans by
which the government would take over
the Mexican Light and Power Com
pany and the Mexico City stree: rail
ways soon will be laid before either
the President or Congress, it was an
nounced by the Treasury Department
last night. Both are foreign concerns,
ne former supplying the Mexican CAPT
al ard several large cities on the CEN
trail plateau with electricity.
The scheme under consideration con-
templates the issue Of bonds by the
government TO pay the stockholders,
the bonds being retired later by the
profits. Of The cnmranics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
CITIES SERVICE
A Combined Oil Producer
and Public Utility
Operating i'm Twenty-Five States
i'm which it serves over 375 Conn.
munities, and also i'm Mexico.
South America and Canada

CONTROLLING twenty
~ six subsidiary corpora
tons in the production of oil
and eighty-one in the genera
ton OF power. gas, water,
electric light and operation
Of local transportation facil-
tiles, in addition to owning
extensive oil lands and leases
in tour countries -- Cities
Service Company forms a
complete self-contained unit
of industry.
It has the distinction of pro-
ducing from the resources of
nature not only it's saIable
consumptive products, but
the motive force for its own
propulsion into the higher
grounds OF business suprem-
acy.
The current number of our
Market Review contains as
a supplement, a complete
analytical outline of the bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Timken.Detroit Axle Go.
Semi.AnnuaI Income Report

Surplus after dividends Of the, Tim.
ken Detroit Axle Company for the SIX
months ended June 80 showed S1.2SS,.
S64. according to a statement issued
yesterday. Net earnings after taxes
amounted to 81 ,939 ,697, while dividends
were S655.s33. Profit and loss sur
plus totaled S11,459 ,i44 for the PERIOD
A. r. Dcmory. president OF the com.
panv, said that it was decided to pay
a dividend of per cent himontn.iI
instead of the usual 4 per cent; lo.s,
shipments for the first na.t OF me yea,
were 25.914.12S. against 1i.4O9slo ~
the same period last year, Il was SSlu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

Dated September 10. 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
range of prices follows:

Coffee Futures--The coffee r,,,Lo.
"prh"c quiet. unchanged to a decline Of
roints, sellers using caution after tho
Atom OK runors that tho Brazilian
government was working out Some
scheme to support the market
Suyers were disposed - feed out tho
.'i'h hNC' curing the morning session
sides awaiting Developments which came
l"'er In The form OF n break in cost and
,rs'Eht oHtys from Rio. and the market
900, March at S 45c and May a, S zoe.
fa'"' i'tr"s showing net declines Of so to
~ rents While conJitionsA remain go
unsettled In tn" primary markets local
traders are little disposed TO take an
aSgr"Hstve stand. and It seema difAculs
10 get outside interests In the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
New York Metal Market


On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was quiet and steady, with Class A
quoted at 43lo 45c; Class B, 4O@43c
and Straits shipments, 43 y 45c. Copper
quiet; spot. nc; September, 1S.5oe
asked; October, 1862 re asked. Lead
easy; New York spot, S.c5c. and East
st. Louis spot, S1oc. Zinc easy; New
York spot, Sc, and East St Louis spot
1.T5c.
London metal prices follow Lead. spot
and futures, 934 lis sd. Zinc, SAG los,
and futures. Sal 15s. Tin, STANDARD
spot, $3.50 15s. and futures. f275 1885,
with sales of so tons spot and 300 tons
futures Copper, standard spot sgl,
and futures. 297 los, with sales Of zoo
tons futures, and electrolytic spoN
SIP, and futures, Gl1S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Sugar Market Believed
To Be Stabilized Nom

SN'eN"' wv. - % q; l.,
Local retiners continue to purchase
Jul duty sugars, yesterdays business
including about 1900 tons of various
sugars, Santo Domingos,, Brazils Perus
and Jamaicas. For 96 test sugars. SIC
c. J.. f. was paid; for 50 test. 55oc, duty
paid and so test, SC, duty paid. These
sugars were in port, Immediate ship
ment and early October arrival, the
quotatlons showing a marked change.
Ihere is feeling that the improve
ment IN domestic demand for cranu-
lated and the better inquiry for sue-
ars Tor export has steadied the gen
eral situation considerably. There we're
no price changes reported in refiners'
list prices.
sugar Futures-Thn sugar futures mar
h't opened with September offered a
points on. other months unrhanEed Tra6
ing was rather mixed throughout mo
session. the close being 30 points net lower
on september. other months points No,
higher TO 10 points net lower.
Nupih interests seemed I, have contracts
.pr sac" with the demand coming f~om
nose VINO look upon the market for sctuai
SuEar as showing slightly stcadler
position. ''autel
The range of prices follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

consequently the volume of business from
day to day is OF small proportions
Joooers report better demand in the
IoCai spot market at unchanged prices
100 IS being quoted at Sc to Sac onc
rather encouraging feature is the fact
tnat the cables show continued good
shipments OF coffee 10 Europe. and il is
oelleVed In some quarters that a contin-
uance Of these shipments will eventually
stinen the primary markets.
Range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
CottOnseed Oil

The market was feverish with more or
less crratlc fluctuations Early in tho dav
there was heavy pressure owing To thn
weakness in lard and cotton and. while
part OF the losses werc recovered final
auotatl"nS We're to Is points net lower
lhH strength in the grain lnarkts and tho
,aiIF IN lard mad moro or less Influence
pui th@r" seemed to be larger offers on tn.
bu S'S. ana there was some disposition to
ahtloipate Increased selling of crude oil
IN me south Total sales for the day were
10000 barrels. "
Inc range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

September end. ls ss
Notice is hereby given that M ssess.
OF the Stockholders OF the bs, s eli
Baszangcr Die Company. incorporates 20
los Futon STREET. Borough re of Mans s.s !
CITY OF New York. on October I. W. "... 4.
O'Clock +. NJ 10 pass upon the aid
ton OF changing the name OF the nie
Corpora: ION from RaioSet BasEangerA ,,s
Company. Incorporated. its present hai IN
TO Raioftot Diamond Dies COMPANY -
corporated. .~
Presidsnt q
'1A' secgetsfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
September Corn Rises
SharpLH OIL Cororiiuo

The September position in the Chit
cago corn market is evidently con-
gested and prices during yesterday s
session experienced sharp advance
closing with net gains of 12lsc. Shorts
made desperate efforts to cover, but
found little corn for sale. Cash prices
followed the September, but the new
crop positions were relatively heavy
and closed practically unchanged from
Tuesday.
Country offers were said to be large
from Iowa and Illinois, but in the
Southwest farmers were showing dis
position to hold and in some cases
were unloading cars at the country
elevators. Weather conditions were
again favorable. and it was believed
that there is now little danger of frost
during the next week. at least. and
that much Of the crop is beyond frost
damage.
There was some export inquiry here
for small lots and it was said that
about 10000 bushels had been sold.
IN the local cash market No: . yellow
corn was quoted at sl.54 c. i. f. New
YORK, ten days shipment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
S Ssntem bar. 1881 l.o2A, i4S%
Ocec'"ocr''' l,o5is 1861 .5a,
oafs--The oats market was nrner IN
SYN sthy with wheat and corn ana on
COVERING Underlying, conditions We're not
Iuaterial'y changed. however. and II fur.
iner Increase in stocks was anticipated
IN INC local cash market No. white was
No While. II 10 &c: No white. 7oc
fancy citprri white rs to &c; ordinary
clipped white. 72c al elevator
Yesterdays Previous Year
\" :whitcso.7 Ia - so7lQ resort, Q7,
Sept Dr.. 49,, 49, s--L
w. ''''' 'to's .b9iA .1oia
Rye-Markct strong
Yesterdays Previous renr
No. Wcst..$2 % solll, =, ssil
Flour and Meni-ouotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close nc
Spring rut"nt.
81: 5o@ 1880 s12751135o $1175D -
~, 3so@ 3'b a.so0 aos aoo9 40
lo.oo@loso 1coo@1oso 7osm 7so
Dian. oooo 5000 4I.50dp42.o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

Southern spot Market-New Orleans
quiet; uncha nged al 2sc; sales. 1871 bales
Mobile nominal, unchanged at $3.50: sales
nil. Charleston nominal, unchanged at
SOC; sales nil. Norfolk quiet. so points
lower at $3.50; sales 4s5 bales Augusta
quiet, so points lower at 2a.25; sales, 221
bales. Memphis nominal, 200 points lower
AT $3.50: ales 225 bales St Louis steady
unchanged at $50: sales nil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NJ 156

DIVIDEND No. 1856
THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE co.
New York. Sept. 10. 1920.
AZ meeting Of the BOARD Of Directors.
held this day a quarterly dividend OF two
and one ha!f toi.D per cent was declared.
payahie October / 1870, az ths Office OF TN"
company, HANOVER BUILDING. Nos - g.
80 Pine street. TO stockholders of record AT
close 81 business September @5th. 1920
Transfer books to be closed from Sep;"m.
Der 2Tth 10 october LIST. 1890. both dates
inclusive
T. s.. Jarvis. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

Federal and Joint Stock Land Rank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan 6s.
1888. op. 1928 ..... "a oAA 6A7
Federal Farm Loan AIS
r. lsas OF 1924: ,..,...; ss'4 s71a $50
,,o lssf. OF, 1923: ........... SIS s71a SIS
ro 1927: op 1922 SIS IS 5s5
1899. OPP. 1924 . s2L rs e,s
Joint Stock Land Bank IS
1885. OPP. 1o22., SAT, Sc ~
Short-Term Securities
Security, rate, due Bid. Ask Yie,d
amer Cotton OIL S. 1924 % o3A 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM


10. rs Broadway New York CITY
Sept. II. 1920.
BY resolution of the Board OF Trustees
the regular quarterly dividend OF h>e per
cent. has been declared and Is pay able
September, aHth, 1920 to IN" stoclshniders
of record at tho close Oh business on Sep
TENDER Esd. 1920
CLARENCE c. HARMsrAp.
Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Bonds
German Internal Rnnda

:, quoted In dollars per 1000 narko
~" - ~ ,J9o on'td| Open. High Low Las,
10 'Hren'rn 4,,s - - = 4
lCt sHarnburg Aias. Is iS,a rs IS
- - % ''''" 'S''..- is" 1871 1871 ISL
ENLISTED 'selIs cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday Year ago.
Live beef. fair to
prime. 100 lbs S12 so q $50 $lc 90 q Is 90
res d beef
Sides lb...... 1870 20 ITO o5
Live veal. com
mon TO prime,
100 lbs. ...... 15oo@21oo 1soo@25. 90
D veal,
city, ID. ...... .240 S3 $50 36
Live ewes 100
lbs. .......... s.s5@ 80 4oo@ 8. 90
Dressed mutton,
city. h. ...... $50 is 900 IL
Live lambs, fair
to PRIME, 100
lbs. $780,, -. l3.oo0l5.ao IS On u IS. 10
Dressed M BIS.
city, lb....... 40 - fsm 27
Hogs, 100 lbs. $1,000 so Is 90 II ( %
Dressed Ii s.
bacon. H.. .25,.@.5% e5s. a 2sl4
Mess pork. bbls. 31no032.00 40 90 q 30 90
Mess beef, bbls. lSOOll90O 2100@ IS 90
Lalu. NJ d d g
West. Ion lbs 20 60 n 20 - a So d u ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Cotton Statistics
Liverpool cables Spo+ cotton ouie

Liverpool cabIes-Spo+ cotton quiet at s
points advance. Middling 2l.54d. Sales
5000; American. 5000. Imports. l 600. ali
American Futures opened easy at II to %
points d"rlln", closed quiet at a not de-
I!ecem"r. 1864: January ls2sd: March
.Sod May 1854. Manchester: Yarns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

ness and financial progress
of this company and its yar;.
Gus issued securities, show.
ing the derivation of the so.
called Bankers Shares" bv
means Of which a wider dis.
trlbution of stock HOLDINGS
among investors is attained
THIS issue Of the Market Rertsn
"1fl DC sent on request for E-set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Markets i'm Other Cities
Baltimore

Sales Onon u,rh 1o go.
- Aia ommon. 81 81 81 81
80 Brick Common 2la ~ o. o.
lS0 Cons Coal ~ IS IS az 81
lo ~ IONS Power ;. a41. o4s o37d o37s
- nous IN pfd 1917 1871 1871 1914
/" rem " at Pow 81 81 81 81
Bonds
$lo,oon Cosden So % a. AZ a.
5000 Cons Gas 5s s6I. $751; Ssh; sSl:
200 Cons Pow rs % % on ~
900 Tn Ry Flu SIS 81 n ST., S1l, sI,,
600 United Ry 6a 90 90 30 90
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-02

1-Gallon size, regularly
43c, special ......... .32c
2-Gallon size, regularly
15e, special $50
3-GallOn size, regularly
S1.48, special .$1.1O
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-02
Sale 1880 Pieces of Gray Enameled Ware

Large size wash
basin, regularly 50c;
special, 3Sc.
12-quart chamber
pail, regularly $2.75;
special, SLIGO.
6-quart convex
k e tt e, regularly
$l.1O; special, SIC.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-11-26
Mistnl zprdVy.
Z krajanSkych kruhG.

W pondeli 22. listopadu skonal
o. Mattel Hlavacek. els. 942 N.
Castle ulice, We start Sc rok1. Ze-
snuiy narodil sc r. 1864 We Vina-
rich. kraii Caslavskem. V Balti.
more. pokud zdravi mu doVolovalo.
provazel Utmost krejcovskou. Byl
jednim re zakladatel1 Sboru Cesko-
Moravskych Bratfi. iehoz clenem a
starsim byl az do klidne smrti sve.
Byl DO % rok1 spolu clenem radu
Blank. v lasce ku kostelu svemu
a rodine sve v6rnym z6stal kdyz
choroba nedovolovala jinak se mu
1eastniti verejneho zivota. Pohfeb
zesnuleho konan byl z domu smut.
ku We stfedu odpoledne o 2. hodine
m Narodni hfbitov. kde ulozen kr
odpotinku po boku manzelky ave
Frantiaky, JED pfedesla iei do Hvo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-11-26
FalSOvani paSI.

Vvsetrovanim bylo ziisteno. ze
cetne polske pasy pro Spoiene Sta
ty. Kanadu Mexiko. byly padela-
ny. Ku odhaleni doslo pfi vysetro.
vani nedavnych delnickych nepoko
j1 Belgii. ohledna kterych v 1fed-
Mich kruzich panoValo pfesv6dceni,
ze zosnovany hyly ruskymi agitato-
ry. Anglicka dradovna v Berline
pro vydavani pas6 zjistila. ze ma.
iitelove mnohych palskych past
snazili Sc dostati anglicKe viso pod
zaminkou. ze opatrili 81 pfeplav z
anglickych pfistavn. coz vsak je "a
minkou, aby dostati sc mohli do
Anglie. Soucasne zjisteno bylo. ze
vetsina maiiteln padelanych pas1
chtela Sc odebrati bud do Kanady
anebo do Mexikas tim 1myslem.
ze odtud jiz Sc nejakym zp1sobem
dostanou do Spoj. Stat1. Pasy pry
padelany jsou ruskymi bolsevickymi
agenty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-11-26
Zavrazden v lfadoyne.

S hlavou dplne skorem roztTiste-
nou 1radovne plynem pfeplnene
nalezen byl v pondeli Henry T.
Pierce. spravce Isley prdmyslnicke
spolecnosti We Filadelfii, mrtev.
Policie zahajiia usilne patrani DO
'blondynce". Pierce posledne
WIDEN byl sobotu noci. kdyz Sci
do sv6 dradovny na tfetim poschodi
budovy ma Market ulici provazen
zenou. jak popsana "'blondynkou. p"
ByI slime pod doimem alkoholu.
Policie soudi. ze zena. ~jez vylakala
iej tam. zavrazdila no pomoci ne
jakeho muze. V 1radovne zavraz-
denemu stszeny byly diamantove
prsteny. HlaVa ieno rozdrcena by
la ocelovym sverakem sroubn. Man
zelka zavrazdeneho soudi. he "blon.
dyna" jest byvalou zamestnankou
v 1radovne. .jejiz zalibou jest dostati
muze do svych sparn. "Blondyna"
vystoupila ze sluzeb spo[ecnosti
pred dvema mesici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-11-26
Den Dikicineni.

Den Dik6cineni mani. Vdeen5
Amerika vzpomina We vyznamny
den dobrodini. jimiE v prozretelno
sti Bozi tax hoine obdaTena.
Pohledneme Ii do sveta mimo A
meriky. co uvidime? Utrpeni. BIZ
du. nepoknj.
Co nam zde schazi? OVsem tn a
tam my odrici 81 musime, ale CO
jest to odreknuti nase proti tenn
tam ma druhe strane more?
Den Dikncineni budiz dnem. kdy
vdecne vzrominame toho. cim OBJ
dafeni jsme byli odvraceni toho.
elm bycholn trp6ti museli!
Den Dikncin9ni budiz nam dnem.
kdy novou laskou. novou oddanosti
naplnenO budiz srdce nase ku Move
Vlasti.
Pro Diary Move Vlasti nezapomi-
neime ia vIast' nasi staroul Ona
stale potfebuje pomoci nasi!