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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
IDNESNf PRIMARNf VOLRY.

We volebnfch budkach ma
obcanstvo obou politickych
stran rozhodnouti, zda jest
nutno povoliti spolecnosti pou-
licnfch drah o jedno procento
Ivyssf dividendy a rozhodne tez
o vymere dani v % taunsipech
a osadach. Ac jsou oba hlaso-
vaci cfle velice d1lezitymi, bu-
di pTece vetsf zajem otazka,
zda dnes vyjde jako nominal
nj vftez ma Trad guvernera sta
Itu Ohia, byvaly clevelandsky
mayor Harry L. Davis, ktery
a polmu must zapasiti ma dvou
frontach, proti Colemu z Fin
dlay a kongresniku r. G.. Nc
| Cullochovi z Cantonu.
o zvolenf Davisove vyslovu-
| il Sc jeho strannfci S naprostou
duverou a tvrdi pTedem, re je-
no vetsina bude pri nejmen-
Sim jiste dvoutfetinova.
O demokratickem polite
KEN turnaji kongresnika J. J.
Babky, jenz uchazi Sc o move
zvoleni a opetne stoji proti SOU
peri Crosserovi, jehoz minule
porazil, sazf sc dosti ma vitez-
stvi naseho krajana, coz jest
prorokovano z nekolika stran,
kdezto JOS. Lustikovi neni
veStba prdve pffzniva, jest kan
didatem do domu zastupcG v O.
hio a jeho nebezpecnym soupe-
rem jest Charles A. Mooney.
Jak Eas vsak zkusenost uci
Jest volebni stestena vGbec
vrtkavou damou a zacaste Sc
priklonf k stran6 proti vsem
pTedpokladdm a proto zGsta-
nou neispolehlivejsim barome-
trem jen a vzdy odevzdane
hlasy.
Ia dneSniho destiveho rama
nebylo pred volebnimi budka-
mi spatrovati aspon V nasich
ttvrtich volebniho ruchu, IDA
Sc, re hlavni pfiboj hlasG ma
lstane po praci, pozdejsich
hodinach odpolednich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
ZNAMY CHICAZSKY KRA.
JAN ZEMREL.

Chicago, z. srpna. Post.
zprava.) VGera zemrel zde ma
hle, stizen byv srdecnf mrtvici,
jeden ze starych osadnikd
zdejsich, Jindrich Kohn, jenz
pfist6hoval Sc sem vice nez
pred so lety a byval velmi Gin
nym narodnim a spolecen-
skem zivot6. Byl vybornym o.
chotnikem zvlaste V komic-
kych ulohach a hrdval tou sta
rou druzinou, z niz DR.. Jan Ha-
benicht, pi. Katerina TomiSko-
va, Frank p. Barcal, Vaclay
Lenoch, Josef Jurka, pi. Kle-
mentina Novakova zvlaste Sc
ma jeviSti uplatnili. Posledn6
vystoupil V roce 1913 V JUBILEE
MIN predstaveni, jimz vzpome-
nuto bylo sehrani prvniho ces-
keho divadla V Chicagu pred
so lety. Kohn nalezel ku c. S.
p. S., k Sokolu Slovanska Lipa,
k Svobodnym Zednafdm a je-
ste k nekolika jinym spolkdm.
Pohreb jeho kondn byl V pom
deli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
OTRAVENI vYLETNfMI
SANDWICH.

9 osob, mezi mimi 5 ditek,
roznemohly Sc vcerejsiho vete-
ra "a priznakd ptomainove O.
travy nasledkem pozitych sand
wicn V sobotu vecer ma vyletu,
poradanem v Dover Bay parku.
Oblozene chleby byly vyplneny
nakladanymi jazyky. Mezi O.
nemocnelymi Sc nachazeji pa
nj Kennedyova, Clarkova, Har-
tova a p. Smith, bydlicf vesmes
V elsie 12008 Ashbury Ave. N.
E. a pet dftek z nejblizsiho
sousedstvi.
Zahadne sandwiche pojedli
nektefi postizeni teprve donna
az V nedeli rano. PAM Clarke
We jest 85 a pi. Hartov6 jiz 81
let, ale osetrujici je lekaf dou-
ia V jejich uzdraveni, kdezto
onemocnenf Smitha jest velmi
t6zk6ho razu tax, re nemohl
byti dopraven domu. Ditky O.
nemocnely pax ien lehclmi pfi-
Znaky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
SBfRkA We PROSPECT
ZMRZACEkEHO KRAJANA.

Pan Frank Skarupa, 1926 l
Fulton rd. usporadal ob6tav6
sbirku We prosp6ch We valce
zmrzaceneho krajana Floriana
Juraska q Kasavy ma Morav6
(snad Kosice (Koschau) na
Slovensku, tez jmeno poukazu-
je ma slovensky puvod), ktery
soucasn6 hledd jistou rodinu
Kolarovou.
Sb6ratel uvadi jm6na ddrcu
f. Skorepa $500; po S1.00:
X. Pekarek, F. Luzum, j. ReZ-
nix, j. Slavik, A. Pavlasek, j.
Prech, j. Petro, j. Hrach, A.
Hobl, ]. Galik; po soc: f. Ko-
talk, E. Sykora, 2. Hanzlik,
F. POjman, A. Hrudka, j. Pta-
eek, F. Kislinger, S. Cerveny,
A. Trnavsky, J. B6lohlavek, X.
Burianek, Y. Vojt6ch, M. Ne
zbeda, X. Bosak; po 25c: A
Krutil, l.. Skarupa, ]. Mozny
F. Donat, r. Vychodil, Stan6k
Jancura, V. Prosek, f. Valek
l.. Kotalik.
Celkem $1,000, ktere zaslu
cekem, promen6ny V csl. koru.
NY. Ma pozadani pfedlozim
stvrzenku. ym6nem ubohehc
krajana dekuii co nejsrdecneji
a taktez deknii denniku Sv6t
"a otisknuti.
Frank Skarupa, 1851 Fulton
Road.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10

PREDNA.sK,T o SETRENf
PLYhEW.

The East Ohio Gas Co., ably
zduraZnila zajiste vSeobecne
prospesnou snahu jak zabrani-
til zbytecnemu mrhani nevyu-
ziteho prirodniho plynu a tax
uzitecnost jeho zachovala Gle
velandskemu obyvatelstvu, "a
jistila 81 sluzeb pf. Luelly Fl
sherove, Zname expertky, jak
plynem ekonomicky zachazeti.
Ucelem jest uv6sti v sirsi zna-
most nejen' jak zmensiti spotre-
bu pfi postacitelne vykonno-
sti, ale take sniziti mesicni ply
move dcty nasich pravde spo-
fivych hospodynek.
Pi. Fisherova provadi de-
monstrace ma plynovych KAN
mech v uradovne budovy spolec
nosti ma rohu vych. 6. ul. a
Rockwell ul., kde nase zeny
mohou postrehnouti leckterou
podrobnost az dosud v mas
vlastni neprospech pfehlize-
nou. DIE vyroku znalkyne po-
staci pouhych pet minut, ably
zachycen byl pokyn, ktery O
lecjaky dollar usetri kapsu a
mad to prodlouzi trvani vele.
dnleziteho a ma nejvyse pro-
spesneho paliva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
UPOZORNENf
TABORITUM!

z nutnych pficin svolava Sc
schuze vsech ochotnikI a pra-
tel divadla Jednoty TaboritI
ma patek 13. srpna v 8 hodin
vecer do Slovanske Lipy ma
Croton ul. roh E. 40. ul.
Vsichni, a oni bratrf sestrv,
kteri jiz pri divadle ucinkovali,
jsou zadani, by Sc urcite dosta-
viii. Povinnost VIOLA nutne
zada, by kazdy z mas trochu
obetavosti osvedcil a pro blaho
Jednoty pracoval, Dokazme
vzdy a vsude, re jsme hodni
jmena "Taborite".
Ia vybor
BOHUSLAV FISER,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
SVEC Z CURYCHU We VID-
nj. GILL JAKO v POHADCE.

Videnske Listy vypravuji tu-
to zabavnou historku: Jisty o.
buvnik z Curychu, ktery dobre
znal veselou predvalecnou vi
den, pocitil touhu jit Sc tam po-
divat nyni. Nemel vsak penez
ma cestu, celym jeho majetkem
byly 3 parry novych bot. Pfitel
mu poradil, ably svuj majetek
zpenezil a jel pfece. Mily svec
poslechl dostal "a sve til
parry bot po 70 francich, tedy
210 franku. Ia deset frankl
dojel ma svycarske hranice,
tam zbytek promenil a razem
mel 10000 korun. Jel tedy pre-
pychovym vlakem do Vidne a
platil ia cestu 1000 korun. We
Vidni pobyl 10 dni, utratil den-
ne 800 korun, dohromady tedy
5000 kor., koupil We videnskem
skladiSti Ease tfi parry bot,
vsedl znovu do prepychoveho
vlaku, platil "a cestu novych
1000 X a vratil So do Curychu,
maize Ease tri parry bot a jeste
1000 X v majetku SVEN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
INSPEKCNf VYLET NEST.
SKE RADY.

Dnes O 8. hod. vecerni odje-
Gle zvlaStni vybor sestaveny 2
mestske rady, ably "a osmiden-
nj inspekcni cesty poZnal z
vlastniho nazoru jak pracuje
We ctyfech mestech novy me-
chanicky system telefonni, je-
hoz Sc ma dostati Clevelandu.
Prvni stanici bude Lima, kan
vyprava dorazi jiz Ultra rano,
pax Sc pojede do Norfolku, W.
Va, Washingtonu, New Yor-
ku a konecne do Newarku v
New Jersey.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
$4,000 IA ZASTRELENEHO
NIUE.

Eliska Howeova, 1852 w.
18. ul. vdova po w. Howeovi,
jenz byl zastfelen pri loupezi
vyplatnich penez u Smeed
Box Co. dne 3. cervence, obdr-
zela v nahradu "a smrt muze,
ktery pTisel o zivot v snaze "a
chraniti majetek firmy jej "a
mestnavajici $4,000. Penize j
byly vyplaceny statni prdmyslo
YOU komisi. Howe Sc snazil "a
drzeti pri loupezi jednoho z
banditn a byl druhym zastre-
len. iNN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
VYSLECH POLICAJTU-KRO
BIANU.

Reditel nasi bezpecnosti p
A. b. Sprosty vcera vyslychal
pripad straznika Franka Coga-
ma a serzanta Alberta Thiel-
mana, kteri byli policejnim Sc
fem Smithem zbaveni sluzby
proto, re prvni uzival surove
reci vuci zatcenemu autoistovi
a druhy proto, re prvnejsiho !
zdvorilosti nenapomenul, ba a.
nj jak byla jeho povinnost ne
udal. Riditel 81 vSak konecne
rozhodnuti ponechal ma dobr
IpozdejSl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
NEJNOVEJSf LOUPEz v
KLENOTNICKEM ZAVODE.
Diva klerkove nebezpecns
postreleni.
Dopoledni bulletin.

Diva klerkove v klenotnic-
kem obchode Sol Bergmana,
1869 vych. 9. ul. Frank
Schneck a Jerome Susskrud
byli dnesniho dopoledne postre
leni tremi lupici do kramu
vniknuvsimi. Jeden uchopil sc
tacu diamanty, kdezto druzi
diva bez veskereho varovani
zahaiili palbu ma prekvapene
zamestnance. Jest to "a po-
sledni diva roxy jiz pata kra-
dez V temze krame.
Pc cinu bandite vybehli a be-
zeli po Chestnut ul., kde vsko.
cili do pTipraveneho velkeho
auta prchali smerem k W.
chodu, ma vych. II. ul. by Sc
byli malem srazili s nakladnim
autem. Cena ukradenych skvo-
stu Jest odhadovana cd 10000
do $4,000 dolarG. Jeden po-
strelenych klerkd dopraven BY
k leceni do Lakeside nemocni-
ce. Prepad udal Sc takovou
rychlosti, re neni ami svedkG
Az do hodin polednich nemela
policie po pachatelich ami sto.
py.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
VYRABEL z DVOUDOLLA
RI DVACETIDOLLARY.

Kapitan tajne sluzby John
Washer zatkl v Akron jisteho
Franka Crowea, jenz v sobe oh
jevil malirsky talent; prema-
lovaval totiz poctive dvoudol-
larove bankovky ma falesne
dvacetidollary. Ia sve umeni
zodpovidal Sc vcera pred spoil
kovym komisarem Marlettem,
jenz jej k dalsfmu rizeni soud-
nimu dal pod zaruku $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
1FNA skALPOVANA.

Lorain, O., 8. srpna. V nede-
Ii pozde vecer hlidac naSel pi.
John Nicholasovou, lezici We
die cerpaciho stroje Nickel
Plate drahy. Jeji vlas byl "a
chycen strojem, ktery strhl j
uplne pokozku S hlavy. Uboha
zena skonala temer okamzite.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Roard of County Commissioners OF
Marion County. Florida, until two
o,cloclv n. m. on the Sth day of Febru-
ary. 1921, at their office in the Court
House in Ocala, Florida, VIII receive
hide for the purchase OF the bonds of
saia County authorized by an election
hatd .nril 90. 1920, these bonds being
particularly described as follows.
IF said bonds being dated July l, 1920,
!. tbe denomination OF One Thousana
noilars (1,0OO.0O) each, all bearii
Five F Is per cent? per cent interest PEI
r, ,rr from their date, 40 of said
bonds hon maturing five years from then
date: 200 Of said bends maturing TT
ra esa from taeir date: and 20 of said
soaas maturing in fifteen years from
t poasr date Interest on all of said
s sagli being payable semi-annFa';s
p pom e.. 800 issferest nayment being cue
w months from the date OF
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1.-THE BEST MEDICINE"

Guy Hindale, M. D., in the December
Good Housekeeping, gives the follow
ing prescription as "The Best Medi-
cine for members of "The League for
Longer Life" 1t goes like this:
Two miles of oxygen three times a
day. This is not only the best, but
cheap and pleasant to take. 1t suits all
ages and constitutions. II is attended
by infinite wisdom, sealed With sig
net divine. 1t cures cold feet. hot
heads, pale faces, feeble lungs and bad
tempers. II two or three take it to-
gether it has still more striking effect
1t has often been known to reconcile
enemies, settle matrimonial quarrels,
and bring reluctant parties to state
of double blessedness. This medicine
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-31
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
says we will both look and feel
clean, sweet and fresh
and avoid Illness.

Sanitary science has OF late made
rapid strides with results that are of
untold blessing to humanity. The lat
est application Of its untiring research
is the recommendation that it is as
necessary to attend-to internal santa
ton of the drainage system of the hui
man body as it is to the drains of the
house.
Those Of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise,
splitting headache, stuffy from a cold,
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom-
ach. can, instead, feel as fresh as a
daisy by opening the sluices of the sys-
tenn each morning and flushing out the
whole of this internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it to wash from the stom-
ach, liver and bowels the previous
days indigestible waste, sour bile and
poisonous toxins; thus cleansing.
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach. The action OF
hot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully In
MIGRATING It cleans out all the sour
lamentations, gases, waste and acidity
and gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast. While you are enjoying
your breakfast the phosphated hot
water Is quietly extracting a large vol
ume of water from the blood and get
ting ready for a thorough flushing o,
all the inside organs.
The millions of people who are both
cred with constipation, bilious spells
stomach trouble. rheumatic stiffness;
others who have sallow skins. BLOOD
disorders and sickly compilations arr
urged to get quarter pound Of 1.-The
stone phosphate from the drug store
This viii cost very little, but Is SUN
cient to make anyone q pronounce,
crank on the subject Of Internal san
itatiQn.
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never fails. Spurious compounds are
found in large towns; but get into the
country lanes, among green fields, or
on the mountain top, and you have it
in perfection as prepared in the great
laboratory of nature.
And beating the mountain top" are
the open spaces in this Biscayne Bay
country where the most magnificent
views of sunrises and sunsets in the
world are free to all.-Miami Metropo-
lis.
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CHARITY SHOULD BEGIN A
HOME

Colonel Bob Davis writes the fol-
lowing pretty story for the Gaines
vile Sun:
Yesterday we stood for a moment
watching the people pass in and out
of one of our popular grocery stores.
Amongst them we noticed a woman,
carrying child in her arms. We
stood where we could watch her in
side the store. We saw her look visit
fully among the laden shelves but
she made no purchase Then she
came to the front of the store where
vegetables were kept fresh and crisp
some wilted and growing stale. A
clerk approached her and evidently
named to her the prices of the differ
ent vegetables and she bought a
bunch of wilted turnips, opening her
thin purse to find the prices With
these, in a paper bag, she walked
away. She looked thin and weary but
her sad face indicated character. The
babe in her arms was warmly, if
coarsely clad. We stood watching
and wondering if what she had pur.
chased was all she was able to buy.
That was here in Gainesville. Not in
the Far East Not in shell torn E,u
rope. Not in the slums of New York
1t was here. We may have miscon-
strued the incident but we do not
think we did. We had the impulse
once to follow her. Then we hesitat
ed for fear we might be mistaken. AS
God is our judge, we believe that poor
woman is needy We believe there are
more than we realize of just such PEG
PIE as that. The expense of living
during war times and since, the world
over, has been almost unprecedented
Most of us have met the situation with
smile. BY the unfortunate and the
poor it has been met with tear. We
are willing to give and in no place on
earth, are people more willing to give
then here in Gainesville. Let us open
our purses as our hearts are open
this Christmas.
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open letter, in which bs daa,.,s
would descend On Mi Earman for )
final settlement because ha r.s
tired of Mr.. Earnsns tyranny. AFRO
sance and big stick bossing.. and
made this specific threat:
I am not going 70 let you rule aad
boss me at your whim and n,oas, :.
! am q man and stand in a mans
place and | Do not run away from an !
West Palm Beachers when they haor
me IL effisy as you did when thew
burg you.
II you publish one more page IN
::ouf paper like this one or bottle, ne
or my business or my children anv
Liore viii go to West Palm Beach
Florida, with my double barrel snof,
sun loaded with buckshot and have =
final settlement with YOU"
When an ex-minister who has been
chosen Governor of one of the forty.
el@as states writes in this way stran-
gers must assume that he means 5us:-
ness and Shat lamentable situation
VA arise in Florida's domestic af-
lars A double barrelled shotgun is
nean weapon to pull on a president
OF the State Board of Health. 1t would
be far better to have the quarre; de.
cided in the philosophic manner chos.
en by Captain Merrill.
Undoubtedly Mr.. Richard, tho emf.
lent producer of squared circle enter
alnmentS would welcome Governor
ats and President Earman to New
'ork and extend the hopotality of
Iadison Square Garden to them. II
empsey and Brennan drew a gate
100000, what would the Florida
attlers draw?-Palatka News.
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: Cats Fame Spreads

Whatever is said about Florida's
Governor now surely does not come
rom political partisanship, for Cats
has long since passed from the arena
Of politics in this state as a serious
contender for any office, from the low
est to the highest. But he has set a
nation laughing. 1t is a laugh of de-
rision, and iarries its accompanying
sting.
In a recent edition of the New York
Herald appears an editorial comment
ing on a fisticuff between prohibition
enforcement agents in which refer
ence is made to Governor Cats let
ter to Joe Earman. A refractory sub
agent of the prohibition enforcement
I forces criticised Captain Eugene Mer-
yill, chief of the force, remarking that
he would like to argue the matter in
question in room with doors and
windows locked. Captain Merrill
heeds of the remark ard gave the re-
1racIOry on Inc ueSlreu opportunity.
at the SAM me administers a sounu
thrashin
ThjI ara leads the Herald to
ren1 Captain Merrills resort
to art certainly does not
category in which the
6f personal vengeance an
Governor Sidney ]. Cats
belongs.
Tor. Cats was Baptist min
dt resigned from his clerical
several years ago. Recently he
has been embroiled in row with Joe T
l.. Earman, president of the Florida
State Board of Health and publisher
of the Palm Beach Post. This is
ute resulted in the preparation and {
issue by Governor Cats of 2 st age
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-31

CROSS TIE CUTTERS-Write for
special prices and ship your ties OF
all grades to Gress Manufacturing
ompany, Jacksonville, Fla.-S-5-1yr.
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WANTS

FOR SALE-One of the best 80-acre
farms in Marion county. 60 acres
In cultivation; stump proof and
ready for cultivation; good Ameri.
can wire fence all around; six miles
from ocaIa, and just one quarter
mile from Orange avenue hard road.
South of OcaIa. Can give abstract
title. Address "B. ST." Care ocaia
Banner, OcaIa, Florida. tfw.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-31

WOOD CUTTING+If you want your
wood cut right, stove or fireplace
length phone Mrs. d. N. Mathews,
No 36S. 12-3O-3t
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LOST-34x4 straight side Odds
mobile spare tire on rim, between
Gainesville and Ocala, on night of
December 10TH. Finder notify Ocala
Banner, or The News, Gainesville,
Florida. 12-24-2t
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GARFORD
MOTOR TRUCKS

bonds.
The said Board will receive bids Is
all OF the bonds above described. or
for any portion thereof.
Inc said Board reserves the right t.
reject any and all bids.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS.
SIONERS OF, MARION CO.. FLA.
By 0. H. Rogers. 1855
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FARM WANTED want to hear
from party having for sale. Give
price and description. B. B. Howard,
Champaign, Illinois. 1892
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ue Of land. Must be improved farm.
Nothing under $1,000 considered.
Consult B. r. Colson, Gainesville,
Florida-12 II If
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New Britain herald., 1920-06-28
MAY ARREST HARTFORD GROCERS
 FOR SELLING JAMAICA GINGER AND
 a GARAGE MEN FOR SELLING ALCOHOL
GERMAN GOVT. PLEDGES
 TO GARRY OUT TREATY
If Result is Not Satisfying it is Not Because of
 Bad Faith.

Berlin. June 2s.-Chancellor Fehrenbach, head of the new Ger man government. read in the Reich ernment's program,
 Germany. having accepted the treaty of Versailles he said. cannot, so long as the countries formerly enemies do not consent to notifications, do other than make every effort by its internal and external policies to execute the engagements taken, in so far as that is possible" =.
 Referring fo the anniversary of the signing of the treaty of Versailles, he continued:
 honestly and without reserve fulfill her engaEsrnent to reduce the army to cffectives necessary tn maintain inter nal order and police the .tUantiers Germany must also fulfill the other measures of disarmament and devote herself to the work of separations loyally and unreservedly.
 "If Germany has not fulfilled literally all the clauses of the treaty if is dne not to bad faith but to cir cumstances stronger than our good faith. among whirh is the deep dis trust which continues towards Ger many among ohr adversaries. It will be the duty of the government, with the proofs in hand. to show the Spa conference all that Germany has al- ready done 10 fulhll its obligations under the Versailles treaty."
New Britain herald., 1920-06-28
4 HOURS DIFFERENCE
 IN CONVENTION TIME
Democrats Answer Bugle Call At Noon in San Fran
 cisco, But 4 P. M. Here.

San Francisco, June 2S.-Au in- n,ovation planned for the opening of the democratic convention was the silencing of the great gathering by a bugle call instead of the usual pounding with the savel. AS the bugler's notes came to an end and the buzz of conversation on the floor ceased a detachment of marines standing in front of the platform was to raise the national colors and pre- sent arms while the band, high up behind them played the Star Spangled Banner. The formal call to order by Vice Chairman Brue kremer was to follow.
 The arra ngement was made by Sec retary of Navy Daniels at the sugges- ton of First Sergeant H. Nornbostel who is chief of the secretary's per sonal escort during his visit to San Francisco.
 Preliminaries of opening the con- vention were as follows: Bugle call by d detachment of marines at 12 o'clock room.
 Presenting the coIors. Singing of the Star Spangied Banner.
 Call to order by Vice Chairman J. E. Kremer, Montana. Invocation bN. Monsignor P. L. Ryan. vicar general of the Roman Catholic arch diocese of San Fran cisco.
 Reading of the call for the con- vention by Secretary F.. G. Hoffmann Address by Vice Chairman kremer announcing temporary organization I and presenting National Chairman n (Continued on Eleventh PageD