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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-19
PLAINFIEIn

MT. and Mrs. Jehu Taylor and family ts.;s or zs Layton Heights have returned to visiting New Bedford, Cape Cod and Wareham,s Massi All enjoyed a pleasant trtp with friends mad relatives.
 ..s .. q ftSizt-
 For many years WinHipeg haa been noted as a. bicycle center. This may be 7, attributed 4 largely to the many miles of paved level streets and the great distances to be GOV cred, the. populatior of 25,ooo being spread out 0Fer. an area of 24 square miles. Practically all of the 59O miles Of city street are paved. :. E
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-19
NERVOUSNESS
 AND FATIGUE

KALPH0 is ! wonde1fnl reraedy for the fired, exhsu4ted cprdiitinn eaused by cverwork. Makesyo eat vel, siesp vel snd feef web. A great teHG fes brain and nerves. Indispensable to all mentsl workers. Take hsa.e . asttie oi KALPHO tahlsas today ard restore health and strength. Insist on Eatpho,
 Kalpho Is. sold by Lee & Ossood Co. Broadway Pharmacy, Smith Ph@Tma. cy and other reliable druggists. ii
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-19

Men do not hold women dear who cheapen themselves,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-19

n E SATAGRS closed ear leaves BIletin Office every morning except sunday at { 30 o'clock fer WilliEnantfe. First car in morning to leave Wiiiiy mantle for Norwich. Induire at New York Lunch or at the hotels. nevzld
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-19

THERE fs as kdvsrxsnsns Inedfum h Eastern Connecticut equal te The Buls setia fer huszaszs regRits.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Il Cesk6hO NarOdn1hO Sdruzeni.

V posledni sch1zi ems. bylo u
sneseno oslaviti d1stojnym zpnso-
bem tote narozeniny prvniho presi-
denta Ceskoslovenske Republiky.
IT. G. Masaryka. Vybor k tomu
zvolenS obstaral ma pfisti nedeli.
prav9 den Masarykovych naroze-
min. slavnostni pfednasku Sc zahav.
nym programem. Jelikoz mistno-
sti Sokolovny byly jiz pro ten den
zadany. vybor pozadal Demokratic-
ky Klub Mladikn z. wardy. ktery 9
ochotou mistnost svoii k 1teli tomu
propHjcil. Ia recnika Sc nam po.
dafilo ziskati p. ]. j. Krale 2
Washingtonu. ktereho zajiste pfij-
de kazdy rad poslechnouti. P. Kral
iako osvsdcen1 fecnik dovede mlu.
viii cd srdce k srdci a svou milou
povahou dovede obecenstvo upouta-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Sed mdeSdte narOzeniny!

v nemajetne rodin9 pred sedm.
desati roxy. den z. bfezna. naro-
dilo Sc ditko. iez v s9zke skole zi-
vOtni vzrnstalo. mohutnelo az wy
spelo mule. jemuz svefeny oteze
osvobozene Republiky Cesko-Slo-
venske! Jako mladik Masaryk mr.
cen k tomu. aby ma kovadlin9 Ia.
NAL. kul zelezo! Az kovafova opu.
still chysi. neustal busiti Ocsl v
praci narOda! Student. delnik.
vzdelanec prosta duse. cerpaly z
ohne vedomf jeho. z ocele vtle je.
no! Boj. kfiz ma bedrech. kolikrate
hrozily zdrcenim. ale nikdy nezdr.
tily! V obrovskem zapase svobo.
du stal ma miste. jednom nej-
prednejsfch! PRO vlast' pracoval.
vlast' ozv9nou jeho velike duse v
cizine! Nad9ji. jiz v cizine sill sc
Jan Amos Komensky. uvid9l profe.
sor T. G. Masaryk uskutecniti Sc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05

dy ubirati Sc bude Osvoboditel.
Kdyz bylo vse spofadano. nastalo
umlknuti. Nikdo necht9l pfeslech-
nouti tech dvanacti ran. Pred ma
81 nemocnici byly male d9ticky,
holcieky. TAX potichu 81 sepotaly.
jaksi tajemne. q kdy jsem Sc k MIN
naklonil. abych to slysel, jsem Sc
musil pousmati. Mako, povida
iedna Mich. ia budu tax hlasitA
kficet NAZDAR. ably mne taticek
President siysel.
Prvni rama padla. N9kolik mi.
nut horecneho napjeti. Rozhlaho-
lily Sc zyony. napfed jeden vesele.
pax druhy dobracky zabrueel. treti
sv5n sslaynostnim pomal5m rhyt.
mem iaksi daval ma jevo slavnostni
vyraz historicke teto .chvfle a zas
move zvony doplnovaly 1chvatny ten
choral.
Bud vitan. mas drahy presidente, v
I've milovane vlasti. pro nil Jsi to.
lik vykonal a vytrpel. TAX dralo Sc z
hrdel mas vsech bez rozdilu. nadse-
ne pozdravrjicich iej. Bee dechu
temef. stojice ma spickach jasali
jsme. Deti mavaly praporecky, a
stari? Ano. mnoho tech dobrSch
starych dust zaplakalo.
To nadseni bylo vsak vic nez pou.
hym vitanim. To bylo prisahou:
Ved' mas. drahy mas Presidente. ma
te trnite ceste k urlnemu osvoboze-
nj my Ii slibujem. ze poslouchati
budeme vsech Tvych ra6. jez nam
bohata Tvoje zkusenost a moudrost
ud9li.
V tyto dny dovrsujes Svych Sc
dmdesate let. | my vsichni zde. az
mofem oddeleni cd sve drahe otci-
ny. pfejeme Ii hloubi duse sve,
bys Svoi osvobozeny narod jeste DO
dlouha leta vedl a podafilo Sc III
lei vyvesti tezkych tech svizeln.
nichz Sc nasledkem dlouhych dob
valecnych ocitl. Slibuji Tt. ze
vsichni budeme T9, sec budou nase
silly. podporovati v Tvem tezkem u
kole.
DR.. Bernard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05

tt tax. ze jeho pfednasky mali
vzdycky mnoho dob-eno dsp9chu a
zvlaste tato Rrednaska. pfi ktere
chceme oslaviti tote narozeniny
prvnfho presidenta Ceskoslovenske
republiky a spolu oceniti yysledky
jeho veiike a plodne prace. kterou
on pro sv1j narod vlast vykonal a
tim dati ma ievo. ze jeho pr ice jest
Cechoslovaky celem sv6te uznava.
ma. Vybor jest pfesv9dcen, ze ne
bude ami jedineho uv6domeleho
muze zeny. ktery by pfednasku
nenavstiviI. Define tax ma jevo
dctu k nasemu stafickemu v1dci a
uznani praci taticka. T. G. Masa-
ryka.
"a pofadaiici vSbor:
Frank Elsnic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
AmerikanisaGni schize v
hippOdrOme.

Heslem schGze byio prohlaSeri v9-
ty byvalym governerem Goldsbo.
rough. ~ Americe jest rnisto je-
nom pro jednu vlajku, pro hvezd.
naty prapor." Sch1ze konana by
Ia divadle Hippodrome o 8. hod.
odpol. v ned9li pod protektoratem
Americke lfgy cizin2 zrozen5ch
obcan1. S ligcu spolu1cinkovaly
liga Narodni Obrany a Amerikani-
sacni odbor spolku Kfest' anskych
Mladik6. Vedle Goldsborough
oromluvil mayor masta Broening a
John Philip Hill. Senator z Utah.
King. nepfitomnost svoji omluvil.
Vsichni fecnici kladli hlavni vahu ma
praci ligy. kterou jiz mezi prist9-
hovalci yykonaIa a iez il jest9 ku
vykonavarf zbyva. Program zaha-
jen byl zpsvem hymny The Star
Spangled Banner. Ma programu
byla nase kraianka. pi. Marie Tou-
Iowa. jed uchvatila posluchaestvo
zpevem dneta . p. Chenovethem.
Ma vyboru byl D. Ant. Sveida.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
VzpOmlnka ma priced presidentiy do
OSYObOzene VlaSti.

Bylo to v prVnich dnech prosin.
cOvych roku 1918. kdyz dosla ko-
neene TAX touzebn3 oeekavana
west. ze president Masaryk jest ma
zpatecnf ceste do sve vlasti, kterou
ma pocatku valky OpustiI. ably mohl
pracovati ma jejim osvobozeni. Byl
jsem tou dobou v Ceskych Bud9jo-
vicich lekafem We vojenske nemoc.
nici. Jak rozvifila tato zprava mas
zivot. ktery byl JIG beztak navalem
hrnoucich sc udalosti udrzovan v
neustalem napjetf. Bylot' pax ma
Sc mesto prvnfm. iez melo uvitati
naseho draze milovaneho presiden.
ta 90 jehO prekrocenf hranic ma ce-
ske pnds. A kdyE bylo oznameno.
ze prGyos uSifatt se pude kol ne.
mocnice. nebylo jasOtu ami konce.
Voiini jakoby zapomneli svych ran
bolestf. kazdy chtel pracovat ne
iak ma vTzdob9 nemocnice. Kdo
mohl jakztakz chCditi. Sci do lesa
ma chvoi. jini malovali prapory. re-
zali k MIN tycky a ii. ktefi ramon
byli upoutani ma selnzko. zadali a
prOsili n9jakou praci. Jaka to
ale pOdivana ma hochy. jez v boji
nezadanem a proti jich vIli vede-
nem utrpeli TAX mnoha zmrzaceni,
8 iakym nadsenim vystfihovali Ger.
vena pismena pariru a lep:i jeI
ma Stroke bile papirove pruhy. A
kdoz vedel. kolik n9hy skryto bylo
v takovem napisu. jenz n9kde v
druhem poschodf skromn9. nepozo-
rowan hlasal: "Vitame tx. mily mas
taticku. do vlasti."
A konecne historicky den omen
nadeSel. Dvanacte delovych ran
m9lO Oznamiti pfichod preside0tHv.
ma hranice Zem9 ceske. Cd casne.
no rama m9sto oziveno bylo horec-
nym chyatem. Sokolov6 mihali Sc
jen letmo po ulicich. okoli pfi.
chazely stale move a move zastupy
venkovan1. nezi mimi mnohe divky
v nasich tax rozkosn5ch kroiich.
Pc poledni prvni spolky pocaly Sc
sefazovati. d9ti vedene sv5mi uci.
tell mavali radostne svymi prapo.
recky a trousily kviti po ceste, ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05

plnym leskem osvobozeni po stale
tt dupave zemi!
Sedmdesat rok1 starry boiovnik,
president Masaryk! Legie nadsen.
CD tahnou pred MIN duchu dne
narozenin. z. bfezna. Pfani z ii.
sled q tisfc1 derou sc nader.
nobry praci sesediv9ly tatiGek
Masaryk nasloucha. uvazuje! Co tn
zmen leta pfinesla! Svoboda. ac tax
draze zaplacens. tolikerym potem.
tolikerou praci. tolikerou krvi
skropena. majetkem Ceskosloven-
skeho lidu! Z1stane il hodn5m ma
rodu. chova 81 il? Uchova. praci.li
Sc narod zuslechti! V praci ieho o
osvobozeni ducha. O rozmnozenf
vzdelanosti. mohovitosti, pricinli-
vosti. mravnosti a zachovalosti ma.
roda, Boze. pomahej prvnimu pre-
sidentu Ceskoslovenske republiky!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Pracujicimn lidH v Baltimore.

Neustale zdrazovani zivotnich
Dotfeb, ktere t6zce doleha ma pra-
cuiici lid vsech odstin1 politickych
stran. pfim6lo zd9isi odboeku Ce.
skoslovepske Dslnick6 Rady. aby
svolala protestni sch1zi. ma ktere.
uradf Sc delnictvo postupu celiti
tomto umelemu zdrazovani.
! Tato protestnf schGze kona sc
ned9li z. bfezna 1920 8. hod. cd.
poledne v Sokolovn6. Gay a Preston
ul. Vybor doufa. Re uvedom9le
delnictvo dostavi SO We velkem poe
tn. aby svou pritomnosti dal ma je.
yo. ze jest jiz jeho trpelivost W.
cerpana a ze nenecha Sc nadale Wy.
xofist 'ovati. Ted nebo nikdy"
pravi jeden spisovatel. to znamena,
ze nyni jest cas-. kdy d6lnik ma Sc
oraniti. ma sc ozvati ne trp6live
pfihlizeti k tomu. jak ma jeho 1cet
Sc jista cast lidu obohacuje. Del.
nictvo pom1ze 81 samo. bude-li
chtiti proto jest nutno by svou
1casti ma teto protestni schulz pro-
jevilo vsecko to. cim leho existence
trpf.
Ia odbocku CSDR.
PorS4aifcf vThnr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Pofadajici vybor,
POlSko pro Spojeni Gdanska a
Baltimore.

Hipolit Civic. obchodni radce
Polsk6 legace We Washingtonu. kon-
feroval v 1tery 8 mayorem m9sta
Broeningem a gen. reditelem vyvo-
zu a doyozu. Brittainem. planech
sm9fujicich ku zrizeni dopravni
spolecnosti. jez by fidila dopravu
jak nakladni TAX osobnf mezi Pol
sk5m pristavem. Hnezdnem Balti-
more. Gliwic ujistil mayora. ze
osm obchodnich lodi z pocatku da-
no by bylo do sluzby a ze potfebny
kapital jiz jest hotov. Civic po-
cita. Re ma $50. 600 Polakd vrati Sc
zpet do Polska. mnozi z Mich odtud
ze op9t Sc vrati do Soustati vedle
novych vystehovatcn. cimz by do
prava osobni zajistenou msla exi-
stencil Sprava mesta hotova jest
pro plan pracovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Vzdejme hold presidentu
MASARYKOVI
ned6l odpoledne p1I tfetl iodine
Y Nubu Demokratickych Mladfkd I. wardy.
Ozdobme ned6li domy naSe praporyl
DoyrSne!

| Rady vlastenc1 obetujicich ma
Narodnf Oar presidentu Masaryko-
v: mohutni!
Ceskoslovenska Obec Baltimorska
q okolni nez1stane "a druhymi.
Pc Petersburgu nami obeta.
vosti sc poii Curtis Bay! Kde ma
sich tam citame ma sta, v Baltimore
citame ma tisice! V seznamech do.
sud chybi mnoho tech. kteri by tam
chyb9ti nemeli! P1jdete Wy. kteri
drive nami Jste chodivali. dnes
Mani? Dokazete dn IS, ze pr.
sou Vasich biie srdce. jez v zamo.
ii, move vlasri, citi sc zemi. niz
jsme pfisli. jez matkou nasi dosud
jest? ze vyskytla Sc tn tam po-
horseni? Nevefime, ze omIuvou ia.
kovou by Jste sc snizovati cht9li!
Tot omluva slabochoya! Cechoslo.
vaka ned1stojna!
Kraiane! Pfisp6jte! Co Sc zdarem
bylo zapocato. sc zdarem budiz do
Romano!
Ma Narodni. Oar pfispeli dale:
Po $40: F. Novak; Pc SIS: ].
Neuman. F. Cvach a Syn. F. A.
Klimes. Dr.. R1zicka. Sb. CtiIada
jed. Po So: K. Matonsek. K. O.
pocensky. Pc So: B. Rihova. F.
Riha. j. Zayadil. v. R6zicka, Mrs.
Mares. M. Masopust. Pc ST.: M.
Jares. Mrs. Hejnal. L. Hirshl. F.
Prochazka, V. Kulisek. ]. Silhan.
V. Joska. v. E. Pavlfk. Mrs. A.
Primus. F. Herold. F. Celnstka
Annapolis.
Stavitelsky Vyp. Spolek "Sla.
vie" $4,000; Americky spolek Ce-
sko. S!ovenskych Obchodnfkd $40. 90
Anton Svejda $500.
2 CURTIS BAY.
Pc $40: Rad Curtis Bay (. 80.
CSPS.. Sbor jed. {. lO7 Curtis
Bay. Pc $5: j. Jarosik. Pc ST.:
K. Ledvina. X. Zaruba. F. Kaloc.
j. Sramek. F. PuncochaF. A. "a
mostny. j. Pernicka. j. Svitak. j.
Kfizek. L. Purer. V. Kozlik. F.
Cermak. Po Soc: F. Blahut, j.
Broz. ]. Ocasek. L. Hajovsk5. ].
Zamostny. A. Turc. F. Matousek.
j. Kalivoda. F. PuncochaT. K.
LEM. V. Likes. B. Matousek. R.
Stfchova. M. Jificek. j. Hrabak.
A. Minarik. 81. A. Sichtan 81. Pc
Csc: A. N9mecek. B. Kalivoda. j.
Sykora. V. Vykoupal. V. Bernardy.
j. Hranicka. M. Blahut. M. Hra.
banek Use. Celkem $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Ze zdravOtnihO OdbOrn.

TIL sta tricet sest 1mrti zazna-
menano celkem bylo "a uplynuly
yden. Ma influencu tgdnu zem-
relo celkem 36 osob. plicnimu zapa.
Ia podlehlo 81 osob. Stejny pocet
influencou vyzadaly 81 srdecnf va
dy. Souchotinv usmrtily % ne
mocnych. v tydnu narodilo Sc 337
dftek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Vestba.

Dusi kfist al. v6li " ocel
nervy v kovu pruty.
Necht' sny Tve-synku mal5 -
ocele jsou skuty:
Mad Tatrou Sc blyska, synku.
" dalkach duni hfm9nf -
/ Pouta finci - zuby skfipou -
Cas- vSak dosad neni.
ALE Pride velka doba-
Bude tfeba boie.
sProto musi ryzi ocel
sbyti vIle Tvoje.
Pride cas-. kdy slehne plamen
do vsech koncd sv9ta,
Pride cas-. by narod setfas
pouta tTistaleta.
Bude tfeba lidi 2 zuly.
. ocelevou v1lf.
aby pouta v maso vryta.
pfelomili pull.
Dfimej - nebot' prave Tvoii
tfeba bude silly.
ably zavlal mad otcinou
prapor rude - bly,"
Ticho - iizba oddychuje -
venku dfimou lada.
V kolebku ien pln5m svitem
paprsk luny pada.
DR.. Karel Driml
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Prvnfmu presidentu Ceskoslovensk6
RoDubliky.

Jiz sedmdesat rokn slavi veIk5 vlasti SYM
Jeho jmenem spjat je hstorickS Gin;
ceskOslovenskS narod po tf sta let porobenss.ex
Jemu vd&ci "a to. ze jest svoboden.
Tam "a chude Sloyaci. kde ziie prosty dobry lid
pied sedmdesat ety zfe sveto sveta T. Masaryk.
vSdOu ucenm narodu sv1j zivot zasv9til.
heslem Jemu: "Pravda - svoboda narodu ell - -
tezkSch dobach On prvDi powell sv6j HAS.
ze ceskoslovenskS lid cizi VIM nesni trpet zas
pod prapor Pravdy - verne Cechie vyz5ya
proto ceskoslovenskS lid Jej tatiekem nazyva
Dnes taticek Masaryk sedmdesat rok6 slavi
cd Krkoncs Sumaye.od kipu Taram lid pronasi pfan{
ba zde cizine slyseti vern5ch d9tf HAS:
Zdrav bud jest6 dlOuha lsta. presidente Masaryku.
drahS tatiSku mas!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Tazenf proti "suchemu zakonu.'

Divadlo Lyric preplneno bylo v
nedeli odpoledne neprately .'suche-
no" dodatku ku konstituci. Pro.
hlaseni recnikH. ze 'uv6iomuji
protisaloonickou ligu. ze prav9 po-
cali boj." prijato bylo ohecenstvem
. velikym nadsenim. Governor
New Jersey. Edwards. nahrazen byI
zastupcem Caldwellem New. Yor.
ku. Sch1zi predsedaI delegat "a.
konodarny. Iverson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05

Sedmdesat let je tomu -
Ia morem tam dali.
v chude chysi u kolebky,
Sudicky dve staly.
Ticho- Ohen dohas peci-
Pnlnoc dlouze bila.
Sudicka kdy prvni k decku
takto promluvila:
"Nepfinasim r1zi kvety.
malicke me robe.
ale ostre trni hroty.
do vinku dam Tob9.
Nepochopen. nenaviden,
kaceTovan vsemi,
ma pranyfi stati budes
We sve vlastni zemi.
T9zee pnjdes k cfli cesty.
v utrpeni " boii.
v pohar zluc Ii mfsit budou
vlastni bratfi Tvoji."
v krbu prasklo - Druha villa
k d9cku pTistoupila.
pohladila hebke vlasky
ciiko polibila -:
"Hajej - nynej. synku maly.
vpohadkovem sneni.
Utrpeni lidskou dust
v siry kTist'al menf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
Klinika pro zeny ma John Hopkins

Plany ma postayenf kliniky pro
zeny sm9ruji ku postaveni 5 patro.
We budovy ma pozemcich nemocni-
ce pfilehajicich ku Wolfe uiici. Sc
stavbou pocato bude ma jafe. dovo-
li.li cena stavebni"h potfeb. Bu-
dova zfizena bude Q fondu $1,000
600. K fondu nfispal Rockefele-
r0v vzdelavaci odhor sumou s400,.
600.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05
7. bfezna 1920.
DIR. Karel Driml.

4. UIcZud IvZU.
Vzlet vysoko soko...! Mad oblak...
Zamaya perutemi.
sv1j bystry 'slunci uprel zrak
ku ''rodne svoji zemi;
pax kvapnym eem dali spell
zrnymi oceany.
al Ultra pozdravil
'PRAHU' = SLOVANSKE LANY.
Ke hradu letem zamefi.
kde 'TATfCEK'! Tam je cili :.
vazeny pane Presdente PfedrahJ otce mast
okamzu savnem kdy cey van hubokou
1ctou nekonaou vdnos bahopfee nejvetsmu
vaku osvobod nasavaiicim
sokoska pod hvezdam pruy
specha vysovt Vam sv nedecne bahopfan provuje Yam
pocit nejhlubsf dcty oddanosi.
Volame
"At zje mas taticek!'
At ziie mas president.
Tomas Garik Masaryk!
ku zdaru Ceskoslovanske republiky
Ma zdar
SOKOLSKA JEDNOTA '.BLESK''
Baltimore. Nd
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05

SOKOLSKA JEDNOTA "BLESK'
Baltimore. Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-03-05

plnym leskem osvobozeni po stale-
tt dupave zemi!
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11
SENSATION SEEKERS l. 10 BE DISAPPOINTED

SAN FRANCISCO. - Those who may come to San Francisco at the time of the Democratic convention the latter part of June with the idea of experiencing a thrill by vis- iting the "Barbary Coast" will be disappointed.
 Many of the resorts, celebrated in story and verse as the scenes of desperate adventure, where opera tors of cheap boarding houses, com
 monly known as "crimps," freely
 piled their trade of shanghaiing sailors for interruptions sea cap- tains, are permanently closed. Oth- CTS have but the names of the places that once famed with color, music and revelry.
 Long before national prohibition was generally considered possi bility, "Barbary Coast" a section of Pacific street extending back
 from the bay front half dozen blocks to where Chinatown touches
 the Italian district, had been rem dered innocuous by the prohibition
 of the sale of liquor in the long
 row of dance halls there. The main artery from this dis trict to Market street, San Fran cisco's principal thoroughfare, is Kearney street, where once, it is declared, within an hour enough reckless spirits could be picked up to start almost any sort of des- perate enterprise. Now Kearney is
 one of the quietest and most re-. spectacle business streets.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11
PAPER IS
 ON SALE BY THE NEWS

A shipment of typewriter paper, of the standard American brand, has just been unpacked at The News office, where it is on sale by the box or in any other quantity desired. The sizes include both legal and letter and the weights range from the lightest to heavy. *-. -..
 The paper was bought right and is being sold at close margin of profit.
 The News also has imprinted en- velopes for sale by the box and by the package-all sizes, from bareni- al to legal, white and colored, and bond and wove. .~: ..".. ".: ..#@
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11
OLOT|MER RETURNS;
 OUTSIDE TOO SLOW

Fred Forsell, former resident of Interior Alaska, who went Outside from Gibbon as member of Uncle Sam's fighting forces. has returned to Fairbanks and says it is his in tention to stay with the North.
 Conditions in the States at pres ent, he says, are very unsettled and jobs are very hard to find, even for ex-service men. He says he ran across quite number of former Alaskans who feel very much as he does about the Outside, and he looks for a lot of them back during the coming summer.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11
TRAVELLER MUST
 STAND TRIAL FOR
 NENANA ROBBERY

Eugene Traveller, who was ar rested in Nenana several months ago on the charge of robbery and bound over to the grand jury by Commis- sioner R. s. Mcdonald, was indicted by the federal Investigators at Fair banks this morning, and was to have been arraigned this afternoon for the purpose of pleading.
 The grand jury also indicted John Gylose on the charge of stab ping with intent to kill Obrad Gig ich, during an encounter during the early winter on Fairbanks creek The defendant being without funds, the court appointed Attorney L. K Pratt to defend him.
 A true bill was returned yester- day morning against E. E. Durgin, on the charge of frisking the post office box of the First National bank. Durgin was arrested several months ago and has been out on bail.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11
OAKLAND WOMAN DIES
 WHEN DRESS IGNITES

OAKLAND, Cal, March 11.-Mrs. Johanna House died here today of burns received last night when her evening gown caught fire at an Eastern Star meeting. The gown came in contact with heating con. trivance and~was a mass of flames almost instantly.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Jack Knight, an employe of the A. K. C., engaged in bridge work on the Panama Valley railroad, was painfully injured yesterday as the result of an explosion, and is now a patient at St. Joseph's hospital, Fairbanks. Several shots had been put in and exploded and the injured man supposed that all had been dis charged. When he was close to the hole, however, delayed shot went off, hitting him full in the face. His eyes were severely in jured.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Funeral services in respect to the memory of the late Howard Benson will be held at the Christian Sci ence church, Fairbanks, on Sunday afternoon. The body has been em- balmed and will be shipped Outside to relatives on the first boat leaving Fairbanks
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Engineer in Charge and Mrs. Freak D. Browne returned to town yesterday afternoon from the end of steel, accompanied by Major E. R. Mcfarland, superintendent of the telegraph and telephone department of the Alaskan Engineering commits sion, who arrived from the coast this week.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Jim Lafalier, an employe of the Alaskan Engineering commission at Mile 457, on the Fairbanks branch line, was injured by falling roof today and taken to Fairbanks for treatment :: r.. ..~. :~
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Three shipments of mail reached Fairbanks today, including ten sacks of first class matter. One of the shipments was brought in by Freighter Lenont, of Richardson.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Mrs. D. H. Delaney and daughter Margaret left Fairbanks for Cinema hot springs this morning. They are making the trip with Victor Beaton, the hot springs stage man.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

R. w. Calderhead received tele- gram today announced the safe ar rival of his son Wallace at Peoria, Illinois.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Mir. and Mrs. Deming Wheeler arrived in Nenana from the lower river this afternoon and are guests at the Cooney hotel. They are trav- cling by dog team.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

A violent windstorm in the can yon is reported to have robbed Dr. Lake of his recently acquired hirsute appendage.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Woodhury's Facial Soap and other standard toilet soaps. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Dog Harnes. and Shoe Findings. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Private Cohen, of Richardson, ar rived in Fairbanks this morning,
 having been transferred from the
 trail station to the Fairbanks radio.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11

Fresh Groceries, Fancy and Sta. pie. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-03-11
PERSONAL
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Gust Peterson, who went to Fair banks on Tuesday, will return to Nenana on tomorrow's train.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-19
HUBBY WANTED
 HER INSURANCE

Her husband wanted her insur- ance policy and was angry because she would not assign it to him, Nel- lie Mcclure, 49O Broad street, testi- fled in the Superior Court this morn ing when she was granted a divorce from Joseph McGuire of this city. After that he refused to work and was frequently intoxicated. Because of her husbands conduct and his re- fusal to support her, Mrs. McGuire left him in 1913, she said. She is employed at Warner Bros.' plant
 Other divorces granted by Judge Keeler were: Herbert B. Bradley, a North End building contractor, from Myra Belle Bradley, assertion; Albert E. Knapp from Josephine Knapp, both of this city, assertion; Laura Mae Farr of this city from Harry J. Farr of this city, desertion.