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Evening star., 1920-04-25
w. B. KRAFT,
1886 New York Ave. NV.
Main 8o3-8o4.

9th and N. c. Ave. Sc.
'seven-room. and bath brick: excellent neigh.
borhood: "a, $50 for quick SALE; $1,000 cash;
$40 per mo.
A St. Sc. Near Lincoln Park.
Beautiful six rooms and tiled bath; hot
water heat. electricity: large yard. with room
for garage: excellent neighborhood; 81 900, on
easy terms.
Near 18th and A SITS. NE.
Six rooms and tiled bath; hardwood floors:
colonial porch; furnace heat: excellent white
neighhorhood room for garage: ON paved alley:
s., 500; 81 900 cash; balance easy.
PetWorth.
sth ct. NV. Practically new sfx.foom
house, with all modern convenfencee: isrre
yard: room for garage; owner selling at ri mn
less than cost Of new houses in same neirh.
borhood.
varnum st. rooms and bath: large ys,h.
room for double garage; attic finished into <
extra rooms: hot-water heat; newly painted:
an excellent buy on easy terms
J. e. SHOEMAKER CO..
1870 N. Y. ave. N, B574:
LARGE, WE'LL KEPT SIX-RO0X AND RITH.
hall; cellar: glass-inclosed porch; garage. i4I
16: immediate possession; white section. north
east: block cars; &A.150i low terms, GEO.
C. WALKER, Kenois building. 1lth and a.
after ! pm. 20
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
$135oo.

VACANT. A fine brick residence,
containing 10 rooms, 2 baths; hot
water heat; electricity; rear stair
way: immense closets; double floors
Throughout entire house; ceiling in Gel
lar plastered; Ruud instantaneous
heater: Lear metal garage; alley; lot
20.5x124; semi-detached; newly deco
rated throughout.
Evening star., 1920-04-25

PROMPT PROFESSIONALISM LIN
coin Park; Sr. and b.; h.-w.h.: rear
porches: garage space; only 5000;
clear; terms.
Near 9th and East Cap. sts.: Or. and
b. brick; house could not be built to-
day for 5000: price, $1,000; terms.
Misunderstanding; attractive modern
6r and b. detached house: garage;
only $3.50; terms.
Vacant-Highview: 6r. and b. brick;
porch front; hot-afr heat; paved al
ley; high elevation; $1,000; terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Phone III. 1897. 1923 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
FOR SALE-HoUHES.
COnttnueA.
$3.50.

A well located home. northwest, containing
rooms and bath; hot-watsr heat; laundry;
excellent condition; alley; front and rear
porches; vacant terms.
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$500.

Near 18th and Park rd.: q splendid 7-room
house. tile bath; h.w.h.; gas and electricity;
laundry; excellent condition.; front and rear
porches: immediate possession; terms.
Evening star., 1920-04-25

FOR SALEM NORTHEAST SECTION fTo
settle estatel; one 2-story brick dwelling. six
rooms and bath. hot.water heat, Stationary
wnshtubs in cellar; oaa front and two rear
porches; garage; house fully screened sud
awnings furnishsd; pzies. H,0eo; imnsdi.ts
second National Bank bldg. n. :5o2.
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Chevy Chase. Nd.

Near Chevy Chase Club-Detached mod
ern home Of veey best construction;
rooms. baths; garage; situated on lot
having 120.ft. frontage on Conn. ave. oy
depth OF l20 It. Small cash payment ana
very good terms.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN PROPERTIES FOR
THE SPRING HOMEsEEKER.

Located in Chevy Chase. D. c.. ON
Keokuk st.-Handsomely built, detached,
hollow-tile construction; beautfM
grounds; lot 60x150; IL large outside
rooms, baths all modern improvements,
with sleeping porch, breakfast porch and
garage for cars.
Price on Application.
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$4,5oo.

An excellent Groom and bath home. con
tanning gas and electricity; good trim; larg'
and garden: Dominion Heights. Price, e4,0Oo-
A BARGAIN.
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FOR HALE-HOUSES
Continued.
$3.50,

An excellent home on warder ST.; rooms
and bath; h.w.h.: gas and electricity. laundry !;
large yard; front and rear porches; almost
Immediate pussessiopi terms.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
$3.50.

$3.50.
dandy Groom bungalow: nearly new; To-
Gated near Cherrydale station: anil: good
sized lot; 4 real bargain at &. $50; possession
move right In.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
JOHN w. THOMPSON COMPANY,

S2l 18th Street.
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Only two blocks of Conn. ave. near Ward
man Park Inn. This residence and surround
ings are the last word in moderate-priced
near-downtowu home; 10 rooms t3 baths), be-
sides sun parlor. sleeping porch and maid 8
room; large living room; two open dreplaces;
large closets; hardwood floors: continuous hot
water; garage ON paved alley, with heat.
lights and running water. II you are looking
for something exceptionally nice and attrac-
tive, inspect this one.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432 Evenings North 1026-J.
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Mt. Pleasant.
S12,5OO.OO.

In good location, west Of Mt. Pleas.
ant street. Vacant now and Just
papered and painted. Hot-water heat,
electric light and double flreproof ga
rage. Contains 8 rooms and baths.
Has 9 large bedrooms.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
Chevy Chase, D. c.

Two blocks from Conn. ave. situated
on lot having 58-ft. frontage BY depth Of
1876 It.: new home Of rooms and
baths. with. all modern Improvements and
garage. TeFms can be arranged.
Price on Application.
Evening star., 1920-04-25

BRAswELL-GALLAGHE CO..
1877 at. NV. Phone Main Ss4.
Price, $1,000: vacant: near Capitol: fine
rooming house, eleven rooms. baths; good fur
mace; front and rear yards; excellent location; |;
easy terms.
Price. 81 $50; a very good looking and COM
Portable home Of ten rooms and bath; best sec
tion of Georgetown; priced for q quick sale.
Price, $500; Bloomingdale. near North
Capitol ST.; six rooms. reception hall: open fire.
places; in fine condition: furnace heat; new
garage. with 20-ft. alley: 81. 800 cash, balance
S35 monthly. An unusual buy.
Price. 80, 600: Harvard st.. near 18th ST.; well
built. well kept home Of nine rooms and tiled
hath; splendid location: owner will give pos.
session. See this at once.
Price. $13. 900; finest section Of city, Conn.
and Wyoming ayess nine large, bright rooms.
with immediate possession. There is nothing
to compare with 1t at the price.
Price, 81, 800: fine sx-room and bath home.
with electric lights. hot-water heat, front and
rear porches and good yard 10 alley; near llth
and Park road.
Observation-Disclosures CO.,
1917 II st. NV. Phone Main sS4
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN.

RIGHT DOW WNIOWN.
$3.50 CASH-$s.OO0.
fine proposition for home and roominE
house: 8 large rooms three stories: three rear
balcony porches (could be arranged for sep
arate apartments): fine hot-water heating
plant. This Is home that viii pay for itself
in a short time. 1t Is a fire brick structure
and in good condition.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 1872 Evenings, North 1026J.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

STORE OR OFFICE WITH ABOUT 500 10
800 IT. floor space; will consider basement or
second floor. but must be in downtown district.
HOOVER SUCTION SWEEPER CO., 1898 g
WAREHOUSE AND YARD ONE WITH RAIL
road siding preferred. Address Box 243-P,
Star Office 90
Evening star., 1920-04-25

90. % 10th 10th n.e.-Brick; semi-detached: 6
Bsrasin e oI0 ot%nace heat deep yard to alley
Evening star., 1920-04-25

Columbia Heights West Of 18th.
Lot asx15o: detached. brick house; colonial
porch; 10 rooms; h.w.h.. elec.: 2-car garage;
price, $13.5o0: terms; immediate possession.
w. B. KRAFT,
1886 N. Y. Ave. Main 1893.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24
GENERAL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER End

will be held in Salem County at the
polling places above named on
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24
Notice to Creditors
salem County Surrogate's OF

Salem County SurrOgate's Office
Estate of R. Clifford Morgan, deceased.
Pursuant to the order of Loren p.
Plummer, Surrogate of the county of
Salem, made on the first day of Septem-
Der, 1920. on the application of John w.
Trumbull. administrator of the estate
of r. CLIFFORD Morgan, deceased, notice
is hereby given to the creditors of said
deceased to exhibit to the subscriber.
administrators as aforesaid. their debts
under oath or affirmation, within six
months from the date of the aforesaid
order. or they will be forever barred of
their actions therefor, against the said
subscriber.
JOHN w. TRUMBULL,
o-17-et Administrator.
Dated Salem, N. J., September 1st, 1920.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24
BRIDGE UP

The Hawkes. Bridge on the road from
Shapes Corner to Penns Grove will be
closed to travel in order to make nee
essary repairs from September %, 1920
to October 6. 1920.
The Board Of Chosen FreehO1ders
9-17-3t of the County of Salem.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24


for the nomination by a direct vote Of
the people Of candidates for Member of
the House Of Representatives from the
First Congressional District for full
term and to fill the a aused by
the death Of the late William J. Brown
bly,, Sheriff. two Coroners, one member
Of each Of the Republican and Demo-
cratic County Committees from each
election district, and the following Of
fees to be filled in the several munich
palities Of said county
Penns Grove
Two Councilmen
Three Constables
One Justice of the Peace
Upper Penns Neck
One Freebooter
One Township Committee
One Justice of the Peace (full term)
One Constable
OLdmans
One Township Committee
One Justice Of the Peace (full term)
One Constable
POLLING PLACES
Penns Grove e
1st D-Lfberty Fire House.
I'd D.-High School, North Broad st.
3rd D.-Odd Fellows Hall, West Main
Street.
4th D.-23 South Broad Street.
Upper Penns Neck
1st D.-Y. NJ. c. a. Building, Carneys
Point.
Second Precinct in Bungalow, 461
First Avenue, New Village.
Third Precinct. Old Cove School
House on Georgetown Road.
OIdman
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24
Extra Base Hits
Stolen Bases

One each by:
Engineers. S%ummerill, Hirst,
Ayau, Dunbar, Riley, G. Summerill.
acknowledgements, Hodgin, Wat
son.. Smith, Goosetree.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24

The Following had a battIng aTerage
of 900 P. G. in the order given; Aayes'
q q FAIR FAIR N: &. summerili, u; Christian,
o: Thompson. o; Brooks, NJ; Hudson.
NJ: Sweeney. NJ; e; Duffy. G; Plan e:
Marks. NJ; Gibbon. E; Dreamer. Q; Nor
ris, M; Engler. NJ; II. Mcdonald; M;
Shenks, o; Hoffman. C; c. Smith, M.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24

between the hours of 6 A. NJ. and 7 P.
NJ. and to vote upon a referendum en-
titled "A Soldiers Bonus Act" Chapter
159 of the laws of 1920 and also a refer
ndum entitled "A State Bono Issue"
Chapter 352 of the laws of 1920.
Absentee electors who are registered
for the General Election may make ap-
pIication to the County Board of Elec-
tions for a ballot to enable them to
vote on.
BOARD OF REGISTRY and ELECTION
f. IL. Lloyd, Harry Blitzstein,
93-4t President. Secretary.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24
OIdmans

Red Mems Hall. Pedricktown.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24
Riverside Theatre

M~ONDAY-ANNA CASE, the world famous American prima dom
ma in "THE HIDDEN TRUTH'A Select Special. ruth
OF THE ROCKIES" No. 2. Ford Weekly.
BURNING heads all star cast in "THE
GIFT SUPREME" Comedy, "The Amateur Detective Also
a Burton Holmes Travelogue.
WEDNESDAY, ACTS HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE. 18th
Episode of PIRATE GOLD" Comedy, "The Elusive Villain
The Grocery Store and Selznick News. f8a
SWEET ~n"FIGHTING CRESSY." A
good comedy, Sgd Chaplin and Chester Conklin in "HUBBYS
DECEPTION" and VOd-avl Movies.
DEAN and EDWIN ARDEN in "RULING
PASSIONS"-A Select Special. Comedy, Flirting Hus-
bands" News Picture.
ACTS HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE. "OUT-
LAWS OF THE DEEP" Comedy, Go AS You Please" Mag
azne No. "a.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-24

In pursuance of the provisions Of the
election law of the State further notice
is given that the Boards of Registry
and Election will meet on the second
Tuesday in September (September
14th) at ten o'clock in the forenoon
and then proceed to max a house to
house canvass OF the voters, completing
il on or before Friday. September 18th.
The said Boards of Registry and
Election will meet on the fourth Tues
day of September (September 28th) be-
tween the hours of Z A. NJ. and 9 P. NJ.
at the place where the next General
Election shall be held for the purpose
of conducting the Primary Election and
for registration purposes.
The said Boards of Registry and
Election will also meet on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 18th, from l to 9 P. NJ. for the
final registration of voters.
Notice is hereby given that the Coun-
ty Board of Election will sit at the
Court House, Salem, on September oath
and 25th and Primary Day, September
2Sth, and also October 28th and 18th
and Geeral Election Day, November I'd.
The Judge of the Court of Common
Plea will sit at the Court House, Salem,
on Primary Day. September 28th, and
also General Election Day. November
I'd, for registration purposes. during
the hours the polls are open.
Notice is also given that a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-18
DOSTAVME Sc VSICHNI DO Pom
DELNI PROTEsTNi sCHUZE DO
CEsKE NARODNi SINE
Novvn1 utokHm na osobni svobodu budiz
dana rama odpoved'

Ceveandu poGina reakce opetns vystrkovati rohy
zpateGncke zvy. uchystaly prohbicne armo uto
ci Novvn cilem eich lest vvmahani nedelnho
kidu ktereho by nildo nesel ami hnou. Bya by
kazana divada koncerty ba zda automobiem by staio
die echto pokry hrichem edna prace ktera by nam
bvo bv snad modlen rGzence poslou
chati touchle pastory
Utoky lraana p. Sprosteho jsou prvni ukazkou
veho iehoz uzakonen tax zvanych
drvch zakonu kere zapocao take liz New Yorku. Ne
edna zde osobu Sproseho. jest snad nasm kraa-
ale iedna princp susi pravy zakfiknou
podivnou poytecou chasu poznovu dere naSi
osobni svobodu
Nech verejne dow, ntriky pokoutni eji poll
ka nenl zadnym tn emsivim nezalekneme volne
ejch pnsobeni smeruc "OCISTE" Clevelandu
diskutovati. Iii.
Dostavme vsichni define umravnovatelum svatou-
skarum odpoved', aby nj nezapomei
SchGze pondeni nebude niterak bez zajimavcsti Jest
zahodno by azdy ponekud jen uvsdomely
sam, ably protest vyznel nejdstone ale take nej-
dGraznej.
Prave prohrany BOZ prohibic budiz nam vysraznym m
znamenim ak knavosti neodhodanost lie poSkod spo-
lecensky zvot zpsobem vece pronikavym proto
portrait kazdy podnet k reakc hned zarodku
A proto jeSte jednou Vschni pondeli do protestni
schIze dc Ceske Narodni Sine Broadway
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PLUMRARSkY Inspector
PROPUSTEN Z NEST
SKYCH SLUZEB.

Zastupce fiditele m6stske
bezpeCnosti G. S. Sumerell O.
znamuJe, re mestsky vrchnl
plumbafsky Inspector Oh. A.
Ranger byl pozadan, aby po-
dial resignaci, coz tyz take uti-
nil. Stalo Sc tax proto, re
Ranger Sc po diva tydny vdbec
nedostaviI do dradu, aniz by
pozadal 0 dovolenou. DIE w
pov6di mayora Fitzgeralda
stal Sc propust6nv Inspector
docasn6 nezpdsobilVm a resig-
mace ieho byla zadana ruznf-
mi stranami, jez 81 st6zovali
ma ieho pffliS stranick6 poti-
mani. Zeim6na plumbarsti bos-
sov6 MAJ zalovali, ze 81 proti
MIN pocinal V trade nevlidne a
ba j nepTatelsky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-18
LOSTEINER ODSCUZEN Ma
DOZIVOTi.

Vyrokem poroty uznan byl
sice remeslny lupic George
(Jiggs) Losteiner vinen vraz-
dy prvnlho stupn6 spachane
prave pred dv6ma roxy ma
policejnim strazniku Gaffney-
owl, ale jelikoz til porotci tr-
vail ma tom, aby uzito bylo mi
losti odsouZen Losteiner k DO
zivotnimu V6Zeni do kaznice v
Columbus, kan byl take hned
vCera veGer dopraven. Porota
radila sc plnych 46 hodin a
kdyz byl oznamen jejf vyrok,
rozhostil Sc iinak ma otrl6 tva-
ii Losteinera spokoieny u
sm6v a yesele Sc vydal ma ce-
stu V mista, kde ztraviti ma
zbytek zivota. Dnesni hsty ro-
zepisuji Sc o kazd6m hnuti o.
hyceineho tohoto zlocince s
pfesnosti, iez by byla skutecne
hodnejsi lepsi vdci. Jest to jiz
tfeti vrah, ienz chladnou ru-
kou sprovodil se:ssveta policei-
niho straznika a, zbavil tax o.
sirele rodiny zivitele. Stale Sc
tax PlatZkymu Iversonovi,
kdezto lid6, jez dopustili Sc "a
biti ien Y navalu roztilene my
sic. iako Deli a iini, oGekavaii
"a Gin sice strasny, ale prot
zlocinGm femeslnych vraha
prec ien omluvitelnI, potup-
nou smrt ma elektrickem kfe-
sic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-18
CLEVELAND " pRAVEM
VANOCNiM HAVU.

Smerem cd jeZera prichaze-
iici vitr prinesl $ sebou vanoc-
nj nad6lenf, mekke, sn6hov6
vloGky, ktere "a noci oblekly
raSe m6sto patricny vanocnl
ibor. Buiara mladez iiz wee
n vecer prosmdidila p6dv .
snesla iinG neklamne znameni
vlady kralovny zimy, sane a
parkovni rekreacni komisaf
chysta Sc postarati Sc 0 kluzi-
ste. by i pc teto STRANGE bylo
milovnikum zimnich sportu wy
hov6no.
Eel, re m6la poesie prvniho
snehu i n6kterG Spatn6iSi strar
Ky. Ma nekolika misteeh trp6la
doprava a iisty Josef Lustig
iohoz byt zustal az dosud po
llcn neZnam, oSlepen pllSkanl
ci, zachycen bvl ma st. Clail
Ave. a vNch. 55. ul. automobi
lom a vrzen proti vozu pouliG
nj drahv. Utrp6l povazlivycl
vnitrnich zran6ni a dopravel
do st. Clair nemocnice. aye
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" TICHfM HNf7DECKU.

Divadelni predstaveni ho-
TeiSiho titulu uspor5 da Ultra
DramatickV odbor V Mt. Plea
sant V spolkov6 sini ma vVch.
131. ul. Ira davana lest We
rrospech SkoIy ]. A. Komen-
sk6ho a tato okolnost sama
7aiist6 staci, ably Sc divadlo
doGkalo navSt6vy neicetn6isi.
Haiimava a skutecne ucinna
veselohra bude vypravena co
neipeCliveii. V meziakti a pfi
pozd6isim vinku ucirkuje So
lolska hudba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-18
CLEVFLANDSKA A POTRA-
VINOVA VYSTAVA.

7. unora bude V Ninth
Garage bldg. ma vych. 6. vi.
a st. Clair ave. otevrena vel
ka jiz 16. potravinova VISTA
va, jez rozsahlosti uspofa-
DAMN jist6 predcf vSechny
podobne vystavy minul6. Ri
ditelem jmenovan byl f. ".
Klaustermoyer. jenz pod "a
Stitou the Cleveland Retail
Grocers Association podnika
liz rozsahl6 pripravne prace.
Jiz dnes pTihlasilo Sc 100 w
stavovatelu, ktefi zabrali cel6
druh6 patro vystavni budovy.
Akce neomezi Sc snad .ien ia
Vystavu grocerniho zbozi, ale
vystava bude ucin6na velice
zaiimavou rGznymi demon
Straceml a uSpOradana celia
fada sout6zi o ceny, jichz
lest jiz nyni 18, V celkovem
obnosu $4,000. Mezi imenv
organisace jez mad vystavou
prevzala patronat, tteme i
imeno znameho broadway
skeho obchodnika p. A. Rou-
biGka.
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SCHU-ZE

Padesati centovy podparnr
spolek pod zastitou sv. Amy
ori osade sv. Vaclava odbI-
"a fadnou schuzi treti ned6li
. 2.30 hod. odpoledne V osa-
l6 p. Marie Lourdsk6. Bu-
lou Sc vyplacet umrtni poiist
KY ma zemfel6 sestrv Filipo-
YOU a Pintovou. Nedostaveni
q podleh1 pokut6. 1918
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JOYCE. PROHLASUIE. ZE
NEZNA VPAHA kACYHO.

Ma dotaz praVnfka munici-
palniho Soudce McGannona,
ienz souzen lest pravG pro do
mn6le zastfeleni Kaqyho. "a
vpslechu trvaiiciho tfi hodiny,
odpov6d6l iako sv6dek povola-
ny Joyce. ze nevf, kdo zloGin
omen spachal. Ma pretTes pri-
Sla vVpov6d' Kaovho pred
smrti. kdy oznacil Jovce-a ia
ko sv6ho vraha. ale tento od-
povedel snrtelne noran6nemu.
10 tak nnucinil p ze Kaov do
bfe vi. kdo strelil. Ohhaicc
Povd SO tazal. zda V t6chto o.
kanzicich nepronesl imdno
soudca WcCannona. naGeH Iov
GO & veskerou urGitoSti odn0-
v6d6l. 70 nikoli Ma dalSi do
taz. 1da co nananatuin. ieet Il
no r1ist6 finu krone n6hn Ka-
~vho McCannona nehvlv To-
ste iin6 oeohnosti. odDov6a6l.
10 nevi 10 bvl nnln6 7nitVn'
10 raslvsel ami ctTplnou r5nu.
lrtarou povaaoval "a nr"elSnu-
II duso automohilovdho l-o1a
VpFnin6mu 5alohci Paekino-
vi iedni CO n dolo5nni ro7roIv.
WV inz 60 nnela lnnoti druht
do, m S;nu moi Iovconn 2
McGannonem We Fergusonovi
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hostinci, kde mel obzalovanJ
McGannon Joycemu fici: Vim
ze jste nevinnym jako novoro-
zene, ale drzte hubu.
Jinak vypov6di Joycea dc
cele zahadn6 udalosti nevne-
sly novebo sv6tla a cely W.
slech byl stalym opakova-
MIN tolikrat jiz pfemletych
podrobnosti.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-05-14
GOV. RUBlO, OF THE STATE
OF MlCHOACAN, TAKES FIELD
IN SUPPORT OF OBREGON
Secession Forces of Sonora Still Ma.
king Progress - Carranza Troops
Are Reported Defeated

Mexico City.-A revolt in the state
of Michoacan, engineered by Gen. Or
tiz Rubio, governor of the state and
a strong supporter OF 1t. Col. Alvaro
Oregon, is announced in the govern
ment's second war bulletin. Governor
Rubio, the bulletin states, has fled
from Morelia, the state capital. with
one hundred men, accompanied by
Major Jesus MILAN, with command
of fifty men.
General de La Tore, who came to
the capital to confer with President
Caranza, has been ordered to proceed
Immediately to Acambaro to report to
Gen. Bruno Metro, who has been sub
stituted in the Acambaro region for
Gen. Jose Rentera Luviano, sent to
take charge Of the Sonora campaign.
According to the bulletin, Governor
Rubio has fled to the hills, taking with
him the contents of the state treasury.
1t adds that General Nero has arrived
at Morelia to take charge of military
operations there and that a detach-
ment of state troops had left the cap
ital for Acambaro to pursue the outlaw
governor and reinforce the Morelia
garrison.
While the revolt of pro-Obregon au-
thorities in Michoacan had been ex-
pected, it was considered officially as
a local uprising. The remainder of
the state is reported quiet.
A dispatch to FL Universal from it's
correspondent at Morelia claims that
Colonel Obregon is in that town. 1t is
stated he is in open revolt. This is
not confirmed officially, however.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-05-14
Mrs. Bradstreet Again Free

Atlanta. Mrs. Catherine Bradstreet.
who has featured prominently in the
trial of William B. Green, former of
ficer Of the Fairburn Banking compa-
ny, charged with embezzlement Of the
funds of that institution, has been
released from the Fulton county tower
Mrs. Bradstreet's bond, which was
originally $4,000, had been reduced to
$4,000, and was made by her father,
A. P. Queen, of Panthersville. Green,
who was convicted of the embezzle-
ment charges against him and sentenc-
ed to five years Imprisonment, is.
in the Campbell county Jail pending
the hearing of his motion for new
trial and lunacy proceedings which
have been started against him by his
family.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-05-14
CONSPIRACY is LAID
TO DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
AND MARY PlCKFORD
State OF Nevada Begins Suit To An
nuI Mary's Decree OF Divorce And
Marriage To Fairbanks

Minden, Nev.-In the interest of the
state of Nevada, a suit asking that the
decree of divorce granted March 2,
1920, by District Judge Langden to
Gladys E. More, more Familiarity
known as Mary Pickford, from Owen
z. More, be set aside, was filed in
the district court here by Leonard B
Fowler, attorney general
The complaint is based on allega-
tions of fraud, connivance and collu-
sion between More, his wife and Doug
las Fairbanks, to whom the former
Mrs. More was married a short time
after her divorce was granted.
Fairbanks is brought into the case
through allegations that there was con
spiracy between himself and his pres
ent wife to defeat that provision of
the California law, which requires that
a year elapse before final decree of
divorce be granted, by having Mrs.
More get a divorce in Nevada. In
that respect it is alleged that an en-
gagement and agreement to wed ex-
listed between Gladys More and Fair
hanks prior to February Is, 1920, the
date on which Mrs. More came to Ne
vada