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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13

WILL. NOT CHANGE STREET NAMES
Bennington village trustees have refus-
ed to change the names Of eight streets
on petition on members Of the American
Legion, which wanted the names Of eight
Bennington men who we're either killed
in action or died Of wounds substituted
for the present designations Of as many
thoroughfares.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
MORE COMING TO HIM

William Dart, recently sentenced to six
months at Windsor for robbing a tele-
phone pay box at Vergsnnes. has got more
coming to him at the end Of his sentence.
1t Is said. He is wanted in St. Adams.
where he was let OFF lightly after steal
Ing coat from livery stable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
HELD FOR SMUGGLING

Emile Leclair of Lowell, Mass. has been
held in bonds of $500 for appearance in
United States court at Windsor, charged
with smuggling his niece, Marie Mona,da
Of Windsor Nils, p. O.. a deaf and dumb
girl, into this country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
MAY BE DIsF1GURED

Gerald L. Walker Of Bethel may be per-
manently disflgured Is the result Of in
juries received abeut the face when the
truck he was driving plunged 30 feet down
around In half circle. but did not over
turn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
SETTLE NEGLIGENCE CASE

Tho $4,000 negligence case brought by
Mrs. Frances Ciapura Of Rutland. admin
istratrix OF the estate of her son. Leo
Jacobs, against Walker d. Hines. direc-
tor general, and the Delaware & Hudson
railroad, has been settled. 1t Ia understood
Mrs. Ciapura received 1900 Tho case was
the result Of the accident at West Chazy.
n. Y when the boiler on the locomotive
on which young Jacobs was riding as
brakeman exploded and killed him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
THROWN BY CURRENT

When he grasped a live wire. l. work.
man on bridge at Wells River. was
thrown 20 feet landing on his back on q
cement abutment. Tho current, while It
passed through the man. was not of a
strong enough voltage to kill In the short
time he had hold of the wire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
VERMONT woMAN's SUCCESS

An article telling how Miss Helen Tyler
Of Enosburg Falls, won success In the
theatrical game appears in self Made
Women Tell of Their Early Struggles"
In the current issue Of Success She won
a fortune through an interest in within
the Law"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
UPHoLps EXPELLED SON

Dwight L. Moody. The ls-year-oid 1
Of the Rev and Mrs. NJ. A. Moody
Pittsfeld, Mass. formerly OF Midd!abt'
who was expelled last week from MIDI
bury College. intends to apply for
trance to the Pulitzer School OF Jour'1
ism according to a Pittshsld despa1
to the Boston Globe. Moody. sccordingl
Inc story. who was editor Of tie
Campus. tho students paper, AAys his
pu.sion was the result of his attempt
defend Prof. Harry w. Lawrence .
Of RoNtury school. Cheshire. Cor
against charges Of rad!calism made In
anonymous letter circulated among
college trustees and which led to
resisn.ng last January under prsssur
The Rev. Mr., Moody is said to DO Y
satisfied with his sons conduct. ana
quoted as saying he believed the 20.
man acted according to the dictates
his own conscience.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13

by way of an appendix to the article
Editor Cummings prints three OF MT
Cady's hitherto unpublished poems, en-
titled "A Vermont Basket" "Raking After
the Cart in Vermont" and THE Ballad OF
the Vermont Calf" with the remark that
he would rather have his choice Of Mr..
Cady's unpublished poems than a Ave
pound note.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13

rart In disgust. saying that Vermont mas
become too civilized to be Interesting.
Not in this spiri, does Mr.. Cady write but
as one who claims kinship.
Some future day this native language,
r,dlcu,ed both east and west, but pre-
served by Mr. Cady, may be regarded tts
a precious heirloom.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13

when YOU want anything, advertise In the
spec,al column of this paper See page Two.
Some bargains are offered there TINS week
which IL will pay you to read about
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13

VOTE TO LIFT BAN ON DANClNY
The Methodist conference recently HI
at Springfield voted FOR the noa.ficasi|
or removal, from the church discipline
ths ba.. Oh dancing and oihAr nmussmciI
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-27

III. lnternacionala stavi sc
zamitave proti tTvani Ceskoslo-
venske republiky, kterou po-
klada "a neudrzitelnou. Jako
vSechny male staty vznikia die
moskevsk6 komGnistick6 flloso-
fie naSe republika z imperla-
listicke politiky velmoci '1ako |
platebni mince k placeni ruZ
nych sluzeb a .ako Strateglcky
naraznik." Nase nezaVislost 1e
ilusorni, protoze pry je zaloze-
ma iedine ma neustalem rozpo-
ru mezi nepratelskymi imperia
listickymi tabory. Mimo to jeI
stat mas V rozporu Sc sebeur-
covacinf- pravem narodu, Jez
lezi pry dnes V Europe uplne
rozdrceno. Svobodu muze nam
zabezpeclti jedine svetova pro
letaTska revoluce, iez mas osVo-
bodi u vezeni narodniho statu
a pfipoii mas Ike siednocenemu
centralisovanemu hospodaf
stvi Evropy a cel6ho Sveta.
Tuto nesmysmou a zVracc-
nou theomi Vycetii isme z ma.
nifestu III. internationally, w
daneho V Moskve V breznu lon
skGho roku. netuSice, Ze SOU
druh Zapotocky ma " nekollk
ned6l Y kapse navy, docela GER
stvy doklad tomto stanoNl-
sllu SoyetovG Vlady k naSemu
statu. V poslani ruske komunl-
sticke yiady. prectenem ma
pond6lni schulz nasi malXlstl-
cke leVice, uklada Sc ceskoslo-
veAskemu proletariatu, 10 ere
tel ma taktlku uVnltr polltlcke
strany nesmi nlkdy veotl k cl-
num politickym, ktere by del
nictvo mohlo povazoVau IA y
hledy Vuci Statnim vladimir
nezbytnostem burzoasnlho re
zimu.' Srovname-l tuto ob
strukci S podmlnkaml pllStupl
Ike Ill. lnternaclonale, Vidime
re nejde tn jen otodsouzen
koali6ni poiitiky, nybrz o Wy
zvu k organisovan6mu boz
proti statnl autoritG a ustaVe
Moskva zada od ceskosloyen
skeho delnictva, aby zaiem re
puOliky pustilo upine sc zrete
lie. S hledisia komumstickeh
ciIe Jest nplne lhostejno, zusta
nell II rcpubliky Znemcene po
hraniGni uzeml a SloVenskt
tim 3pi5e, &c tento stay Y No
skve pokladali za ziocln pro
sebeurceni narodu zroVna lak
nemecti a mad arsti NEST acl
redentiste. Ceskoslovensky k'
munista revolutionary musi s
osvoboditi cd nacionalnif
predsudllu, jimz Jest poutan
existenci republiky ma rs
chen s%iii zretel, Vsechnu enc
gill q zaniceni obratiti K WV
lani revdluGnlho chaosu
stredni Europe, ltera Sc obr
di pax jake soclalisticky cel'
pod vedenim moskeyske vlad
Bylo by lie shromazdlti M
no dokladu, re rusti komunis
ttf nolitikovf toto VSe her
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-27
Dr. SN1ERAL. A NASE REPUBLlKA
L. Sychrovs "Cestoslovensken sjednoceni'

velmi vaZne a v6ri pevne, re
MAJOR iejich odpovida vedecky
odpozorovanemu vyvoji evrOp-
skych statd. Tuto jejich vlru
lie vysvetliti predevsim jeJlch
ncuveritelnou zaslepenosti a
nevedomosti, ktera je zname-l
nitou zivnou pudou jejich ia
natismu. Vsichni, kdo "a valky
nell piilezitost setkati sc ci-
zine at liz V Rusku ci ma "a
pade ciniteli ruskeho bolsevi-
smu, presvedtili Sc, re tito lide.
neveai zhola mic o hospodar-
skych, kulturnich a politickych
pomerech stredm Evropy. Mno
hym1samo imeno naseho naro-
da bylo novinkou a cely mas
vyvoi, narodni obrozeni a "a
pas o svobodu byl Jim spaniel
skou Vesnici. Tato do nebe vo-
laiici nev6domost levi Sc take
jest6 We shora uvedenem mani
festu III. internationally. kde
ma pr (v hreznu 1919D roz-
padnuti rakouSko-uherske ar
madv vysvetluje Sc tim, re na-
r0dni iednota rakousko-u -uher-
ska roZpadla sc ma dv6 zapasici
| tridy: ''Rozpadnuti narodni
| iednoty - pravi sc tam We W.
kladu valecnvch udalosti -
znamena tez neodvratne roz.
padnuti armady. TAX stalo sc
neiprve V Rusku, pax V Rakou'
| sko-Uhersku a Nemecku. Tote5
nutno ocekavati i V iinych i'm
!. periaEstickych statech."
A tito Go Sebe zahledeni ia
na,ikove, kteri naprosto nepo
rozumeli smyslu svetove walk.
a velike socialni revoluce, kite
rou V sob6 nesla, hide, kteri
zapas ceSkoslovenskehO prole
tariatu nikdy Sc nestarali. nj
: o nGm nevedeE a IA max m
4 nerozumeji, chreli dnes rozht
/, doVati o eNistenci naSeho sta
i tn. ienz je plodem ohromnyc
: obeti naSeho lidu a obdivuhot
i r6 dusevni fysicke 'prace CO
J.. Ech generaci.
: NeismutnGiSi je ovSem, 4
: nasel Sc ceSl1y politik, ktery II
o to rolitiku ruSkych komunist
l. wal "a svou a prohlasil sc h
J. de "a induktora, ienz ma il
}, skutetnovati a roVnati il cest
, ma zapad
ii &c nutno, ably ceskoslove
o ske delnictvo 81 iasn6 uvedon
j. 10, ze dr. Smeral, Glen a exp
D. nent I'll. internationally, post
&c vii Sc svou politikou 2roti m
10 Silence ceskoslovenskeho sta
k hrde Sc prohlasil ia pokorr
g. no, zaniceneho sluzebnika 81
T. hutnych hnacich sil" sveto
o. revoluce, ktere die vlastni
We jeho sloV nanllreny jsOu pr
o. trvani a bezpecnosti nasi reI
elk blihy. Pravime to bez vasl
Nv. bez eitov9ho zauieti. v peYn'
no pTesvedceni, re bylo by chyh
tt, poradati proti dru. Smeral
on Znova neiakor osobni Stvan
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TvETn

~ - ~SoNoohVVcHShd iCpubt-
ka stoji jiz svyfn trvanim v ce-.
ste nezadrzitelnemu postupu
mysienky sebeurteni narodu a
socialismu, ktere ia cele dusel
Slouzim a budu slouziti. Jestl
ze tento stat Sc shrouti, bude-
Ii znicen moci tecnto hnacich
sill, jichz ia jsem nositelem a
nebudu vinen ia,
nybrz tt, ktem stat tyorili."
Toto stanovisko plyne zcela
prlrozene a logicky re svetove-
no nazoru Smeralova, z .ieho
predvalecne valecne politiky.
Je praydou, ze DIR. S. nepral 81
utvoreni tohoto statu, pracoval |
vedome soustavne proti nasi |
revoluci, ktere zasadil svou ra-
kouskou dynastickou politikou
nejednu tezkou ranu. Udalosti
nedaly rnu "a Havdu. Revolu-
ce, We kterou neveril, ktere 81
nepral a necekal, pfisla wi
tezila. To proto, re nasty Sc
desettisice prostych ceskych a
slovenskych lidf, delniku pro-
letaru, kteri opustih egyptske
hrnce zajateckych tabor1, opu
still teple rodinne kirby v Anne
rice, dobra, vynosna remesla a
povolani we Francii, Anglii a
Rusku, a &C nebyli nuceni, &C
stavely Sc jim V cestu prekaz-
ky a neporozumeni, sli bojovat
"se zanlcenim revolucni chvi-
le, S obetavosti kfest 'anskych
| n1ucennika a ,hrdinu ruske re-
voluce. "tTouto krasnou tichou,
beznarocnou obeti, jez vrelou,
rudou krvi rozlila Sc 'po boji-
stich celeho sveta, vykoupili IT,
to. Hide, prQletari, straslivou
hapbn, re. v Cechach byl poll
tik, revolucionai, jenz' take pri-
nasel obet':: obetoval svou cest,
lidskou, sociahstickou, revoluc-
nj - proto, aby We velike nena-
vratne chvili velike svetove re-
voluce zachoval nekolik Milo
MI nastradanych delnickych
pen6z a ably CO MONA nejvetsi-
mu poctu delniku proletaru "a
branil prinesti obet' velikemu
zapasu lepsi budoucnost ma
roda a celeho lidstva.
O tento veliky, vitezny "a
pas ma dr.. S. snad .jen jedinou
- smutnou zasluhu: v majo-
vem liste strany socialne demo
kraticke roce 1917 napsal
strucny, ale vyznamy prispe-
vek, poztlstavajici z jedine We
: ty: "Kdo chce delat vereine
minem, musi miti odvahu stat
proti nemu.' Pamatuji Sc, ia.
kou jsme NELL v Parizi radost
kdyz cetli jsme toto dormant
: Mohh jsme konecne vlastnim
G slovy Smeralovymi dokazati
: re cely narod, i celia jeho stra
i ma je proti nemu, re .ie osamo
cen a re ien sila velike moe
: centralnich mocnosti, 0 niz s,
: mohl opirati, umoznila mu. Z,
!, v Cechach delal politiku, je,
l. byla nesnesitelnou provokac
) prirozeneho, hlubokeho ,citen
4 veSkereho ,ceskeho lidu. Vzpo
(, mnel jsem teto prihody, kdy
y Getl jsem zaver Smeralovy rec
u kde - .snad V prorockem tuSe
T. nj - pravil: "snad massa de
l. nicka zakoliSa zustaneme So
D. mi ;. ale neustouplme'. St
j. lem ozvalo Sc volani: Nikdy
f. a 527 delegatu, uznanych st
!" rym vykonnym vyborem,
nichz 338 bylo pritomno, hi;
a sovalo celych 256 pro navrh
T. a resoluce Smeralem priprav,
ie ne. .Slusny pocet. To vsak n;
u nemyh. Nebude trvati dlouf
be bude-li dr.. Smeral .pokrac,
u vati We sve politice, neobrati,
% Y cas-. neustoupi-li vuli prol
a. tariatu a naroda, bude Ia
sam iako byl a prohraje. jal
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ktera Ease JeU HlOulA py HNCt
siti ocich nevedomych mass
ieho mucednickou gloriolu. Jel
vsak treba fici veci tax, jak Sc
mali, bez diplomatickeho "a
stiranf. Nektere listy V refera-
tech O komunisticken sjezdu
napsaly, re pry dr.. Smelal po-
stavil sc znovu ma pudu cesko-
slovenskeho statu. To je pray
dou jen do te miry, ze DIR. 5. "a
prel politiku puce povstanl,
kterou zavazne ukladaji nase-
mu delnictvu vsechny proJevy
a prikazy III. internationally,
Smeralem Il mas zastupovane a
propagovane. To vsak zname-
ma ienom tolik, re die dra. ).
chvfle revoluce jeste neprisla,
ze nutno vyckati pripravova-
ii. Jinak je Teti jeho uplne
patrno, re stav{ sc uvedomele
ma stranu tech, kteri pracuJl
proti trvani ceskoslovenske re-
publiky. (Doslovne pravil DIR.
IS. len toto: WINE, We tento
stat Jest jsme nuceni jej u
znavat".) Name takovych po-
litikd u mas vice, mezi Nemci a
Mad AIRY; bereme to 8 klldem
ma vedomi, nehnevame Sc na
ne, nestveme prot MIN. zejrne-
ma vime-n, ze neudrzitelnosti
naseho 'statu jsbu poctive pre-
svedceni. Cekame, az prijdou
k 1epsimu nazoru a omezule-
me Sc ma to. ze jsmc hotovl Sc
vsi energii postaviti sc ,protl ka
zde jeiich cinnosti, ktefoa pc.
udrzitelnost republiky mela by
byti prokazaf,a. Jest nutno, 4
by ceskosloverisky lid szaHjal
IsteinG stanovisko k aru, Sine
raloyi, jenz ma nedelni schulz
komunistickeho sje1du size ne
irativni stanovisko * ceskoslo-
venske republice zcela lasne a
otevrene prohlasil: "Cesky
stat" - pravil idle 'Pondel.
niku') jako kazdy malg stat
svoji existenci zarucenu nema
Ina svetove soutezi neni rovnez
pro svou malost udrzitelny. Jer
i svetova revoluce, ktera zmen
Evropu. We Spojene Staty socla
Il listicke, nam muze svobodu Ia
chranit. Vznikli isme ideou ma
cionAlni - do 90. fijna praco
vala myslenka sebeurdeni pr'
mas, od te dolby proti nam, lde'
nacionalni musi byti pfekona
, ma ustoupiti idei sociallstlcke
i Bude zde stejny vyVol, lax
nri hoiich nabozenSkVch. Ma
bozenstvi prestalo byti beher
: casu hybnou ideou lidstva."
i Til tydny pred tim ma karli
Il ske konferenci vyiadfil sc dl
; Smeral o teze otazce timto ot
: stavcem: "My nezastirame, Z
: tento stat zatizen jest obtizt
e mi, ktere hrozi Sc stupnova
l. tax, ze by Sc mohly primo dot,
Z kati jeho existence. Ale je zlC
l. myslnym zkrucovanim skute
neho stavu veci, pravy opaI
A. kdyz pravice snazi sc vyvoE
o. vat stvav6 nalady, iakOby n
~ kompromisni socialismus b
e. pricinou techto obtizi. Naopa
0 vsecliny tyto obtize vznikly
e. Itoho, re jak pri tvoreni sta
ic Ina mirove konferenci we We
Ill saillich, tax pfi vnitrnlm
o. stavnim a hospodarskem bud
"a vani statniho zivota neuplatl
ch 'ly Sc AM zasady sebeurceni n
d.. rodu, ami zasady sociSlistick X
'e- Srovname-li tyto projevy
Ipolitikou dra. S. pred valkou
"a vHlky, $ politikou III. Int
ze nacionaly, kterou prohlast
su- ga svou, a S rnznymi clanky
'tu verejnenymi V posledni do
1r- i'm samym, nebo jeho spo
u pracovniky, ,nemuzeme 81
stu liticke stanovisko leho Nyk
dat jinak, nez takto:
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WARREN e.. HARDING
Jest IMAM po cele ze-
mi jako muz neklamne
spravedlivym Ike vsem.
Mattel novinafskeho "a
vodu, V kterem Jest milo
van vSemi zamestnancl
pro slechetne a spravedli-
We jednani. Muz jehoz po-
liticka draha Jest bez po-
skvrny a Jest | ledinym
rekordem slouzeni vSemu
lidu.
Narozen ma ohioske
farme iako syn lekare,
iii 20 cele detstvi V ma
lem venkovskem meste.
Pozdeii stal Sc vydavate-
lem novin V Marion a Ii
stu sveho uzival V boil
IA dobre pravo a dobre
zivotni podminky pro
pracunci muze i zeny.
Mr.. Harding byl diva
krate clenem statni Ia
konodarny a slouzil jed
MI lhutu jake priruci gu
verneruv Nyni zakoncuje
termin jako senator Spo-
jenych Statu "a Ohio.
Po celou jeho politiekou
karieru ziskal sobe tislce
pratel ien neGchveinym "a
stavanim spravedlnosti a
prava. Neni bohatym mu-
zem. Pracoval po celv III
vot pro to, co nazyva
'svym. A tax nan nema
ylivu skupina bohatych
muzu neb velkych zajmu.
Mr.. Harding pevne stoji
ma republikanskem pro-
gramu, ktery byl vzdy ma
rodni strazi ,lidovych pray
stesti. Vas hlas prom o.
devzdany Jest hlasem pro
lepsi mzdy levnejsi ce-
ny. Republikanske vitez-
styi znamena ochranu pro
ii valce. Znamena re oby-
cejni muzi i zeny teSiti sc
budou vetsi spravedmosti,
osobni svobode .aelepsi pro
-sperite nez kdykoii pred
tim.
HAS We PROsPECH
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fdipLSi JAM sJ =
hioskeho farmare, I'll a
pracoval ma farme i vyde-
laval chleb jeste We Sko-
lie. NauCil Sc co znamena
tezka prace a maly plat
a vzdy Sc snazil 0 zlepse-
nj podminek pracuJicich
muzu i zen.
Po uspesne pravnicke
praksi zvolen byl zastup-
Gem do IA generalniho
shromazdeni v Ohiu, kde
slouzil 20 dive obdobi. A
pax nasledkem vyborne
sluzby j snahy V pracov-
nich otazkach zvolen byl
iako zastupce do Washing
tonu. Zde, iak shledate,
hlasoval vzdy skorem pro
kazdou pTedlohu podpo-
rulici vedouci delnicke
organisace V cele zemi-7
tri z techto dulezitych
pfedloh nebyly podporo-
vany mr.. aCOXem, .tehdel-
sim clenem kongresu.
Jako guverner statu O.
hio mr.. Willis schvalil
mnohe zakony smerulici
vyhradne za.imum delniku
Schvalil pfedlohu zava-
deiici vetsi a lepe vypra-
vene sluzebni vozy pro
pohodli vlakoveho .perso-
nalu. Podobne Sc zacho-
val pri predloze chranici
delnictvo stavebni pred
podvody a zarucujici tenn
to plnou mzdu.
Zabezpecil zvlastni "a
'kon ma tllevu v nezamest-
nanosti, osobne sc sucast-
nil ochramyoh praci mezi
.hornlctvem, zavedl Zakon
proti lichve, trval ma wy
nuceni .narizeni o .praci
,detl a zen a vzdy sc sta
vel pratelsky a staveti Sc
bude We prospech delni-
ckeho urazoveho zakona.
Hlasovati pro mr.. Will
lise ma urad senatora Sp.
Statu znamena hlasovati
ma ;ochranu nssich domo-
VII, naseho .prumyslu "a ma
81 prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-27

zen byl V Clevelands
pred IL roxy jake syn
welsskych rodicu. Otec
jeho byl delnikem pfi
stoupe V newburskych
ocelarnach.
V okoli tomto vyrostl
a We 13 letech pocal pra-
covati V temze zavode
iako otec. Po leta tax pra
coval, We dne V dime q
"a noci sc vzdelaval.
Tlmto zpusobem nabyl
pine pochopeni pokud Sc
n$zoru delneho lidu tyce
a tax Sc stal schopnym
politicke cinnosti ably st
priciniti mohl by S kaz-
dvm zach*zeno bylo stej-
ne spravedlive.
Chovani ieho lako ma
yora observation-disclosures
vedlive k vsemu lidu IL
skalo mu vSeobecnou du-
veru. Osobnim svVm VII
Vem byl S to zabraniti /
urovnati mnohou stavku
k pine spokojenosti lak
delnictva tax i zam6st-
navatelu.
ZastaVil dopravovanl
stavkokaZu ga ocelarske
stavky + tim zarheMl i
mozn5 vytrznosti, snad i
krveproliti a niceni ma
ietku iak Sc stalo V jinNch
mestech, kan stavkokazi
-hlaVne nlcemOVe, BAN
dite a iiny vyvrhel-byh
pripoust6ni.
v ur g d { guvernera
zmensi statnl. vydele a
tax ulehci 'lidu danove
zatjzeni.
v urade guvernera IL
rvchli dohrou Will a wa
JENNIE spolupllsohenl me-
ri zamestnancem "a "a
mestnavatelem. Bude Sc
.snaziti .aby vynucen byl
zakon o nahrade delhi
otvu j jeho pTipadne roz-
Sifeni Ma pojistenl me-
mocenske. Hodla prihli-
yeti ably zavazky 1razo-
ve nahrady byly urovna-
ny bez kazdeho odkladu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-27
Tito rnuzi "a Vas pracovali.

ktereid dzna muzi
method poctivy acha
chto
do adoven.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-31
PURPLE DYE FROM sHELLFIsH
Possibility That New Industry May Be-
Developed, since tho Supply 10 I
inexhaustIbIe.

On the Pacific ceast Of Costa Rica.
especially In the region about Oocos
bay. there abounds a kind Of shellhshi
called the "nacascol," from which q
hne purple color Is obtained. So Tar
no way has been found for preserving
this dye. and the industry has remain
ed In tho hands Of the few old people
whs take the trouble to dye. a few
ounces Of thread every summer. Tho
process b very simple. On picking ND
the shell from the beach or detaching
It from q bowlder, tho gatherer blows
her breath into It, whereupon q few
drops Of a greenish liquor. ooze out.
This liquor is collected In q ciamshell
and after a sufficient quantity has
been collected tho thread Ii passed
through II, soon after assuming, on ex-
posure to the sunlight, a beautiful
purple color, which Is absolutely fast
after 1t has turned purple. It Is
thought possible that the dye turns
fast only on exposure to thaN air and
that the liquor could be preserved by
keeping the air from It. There is
little doubt that this industry Of dye
Ing thread could ebe extended to
greater proportions II an extensive de-
mand at good prices could be found
for the dyestuff.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-31
Trunk Lines In tho Air.

Long distance air transportation will
soon be commonplace. The success
ful trip from London to Australia re-
Gently completed has encouraged Great
Britain to lay out number Of great
air routes, connecting England by
great trunk lines with its possessions.
The service will be maintained at first
by airships and later doubtless by air
planes. The first of these trunk lines
will connect London with Canada by
way Of Newfoundland. Another line
will operate between London and
Egypt and will be extended to South
Africa. The air lines will be backed
by large government subsidies.-Boys'
Life.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-31
CROSS ANCHOR
Dear Mr.. Editor:

Dear Mr.. Editor:
1 wish to join your correspondents
club.
Our revival meeting started July
s25 and is being conducted by Rev.
Harry Danner and viii continue for
two weeks.
The health of our community is very
good.
Mrs. R. L. Lowery spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. ]. l..
James, who is very sick at the home
of her son, j. T. James.
Little Miss Lillian Fowler is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Il. Lowery.
Mrs. Morgan Burgess and children
are visitors at the home Mr.. and Mrs.
R. L. Lowery and will visit at the
home of Mr.. Lamb before returning
home.
A burglar entered the house of Mr.,
Bob johnson last week and the burg
lar has been caught.
Miss Lulu Harris spent few
pleasant hours with this writer last
week.
Orange Blossoms.