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New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Realty in Three BorougIls
To Be Sold at Auction
Property in PlainGcld Also To
Be Sold IN Local Sales
room for Estates

Resides properties in three borough.
Of the greater city. Bryan L. Keunelly
viii offer at aucr;o on il, the Nesey
Street salesroom on Wednesday, Feb
ruary IL, realty in Piainhe.d, n j., for
Various estates
The properties TO he offered include
the College Inn a. 225S g. L Jerome
Avenue. landmark Of the Bronx For
The same estate two dwellings at 234T
and 1851 Walton Avenue. Mrs. Ashman
WAS the widow of the ate Amaziah
Levi Ashmap. who died in 1902. and
Nas the proprietor Of the well known
Snc a" Won at Eight Street and
Broadway for more than half a CEN
tury.
For the estate OF Teresa ". J. ODor-
ohue, wife of the late Joseph J. ODon-
ohue Mr.. Kennedy Will sell l26 and
l23 Hester Street, two six-story tene-
me- nts. Mr.. O'Donohue was wealthy
coffee broker and friend of the late
PRESIDENT Grover Cleve land. In 1895 lie
resigned the position as City Cham
berlain. The late Cardinal Farley con-
1erred upon Mrs. O'Donohue the decor
atlon of the Lady OF the Holy
oepulchre' granted by Pope Plus X.
The fine dwelling at 1901 to 1907
Putnam Avenue, corner Kensington
Avenue. Plainield. n. J., on large
plot. with garage included in the sale
Se"eral dwellings at the northwest
corner Of Frisby and Benson avenues.
the Bronx, and two dwellings,, with
garages, at the north corner Of Shore
Road and Seventy ninth Street. Brook
lyn. viii be sold besides a plot 75xloO
on Fle!dston Road near 23Sth Street.
two large sites ready for Improvement
on Monroe Avenue. between l74th and
l75th streets, and factory site on tho
west side Of Whitlock Avenue. with
$4,000 square feet, com
prislng nineteen city lots McGowans
Hotel, at the southwest corner of Jack
son son and Woodside avenues. Long Island
Ilty, is also among the realty to be
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Broadway May Lose
Another Landmark
St. Denis. Built When Old New
York Was Young, Will Be
Offered at Auction

The old st. Denis Hotel at the south
west corner Of Broadway and Eleventh
Street, opposite Grace Church, erected
when the residential section of New
York extended only a little north o.
Union Square. Is to be sold at auction.
The property will be disposed Of TO
close the estate of the late James Ren-
wick. 1t is a six-story stone and brick
building which, in its early days.
housed many we'll known persons More
recently it was a commercial house,
and at present is untenanted.
The building contains 260 rooms.
and could readily be remodeled into
commercial hotel, or modern bust
ness building. The dimensions OF the
property are 7510x949x irregular.
The sale will be held on Tuesday.
February Il, in the Vesey Street sales
room, by Joseph p Day
The hotel was erected about tAs
time of the removal of A T. Stewart
from Chambers Street ard Broadway
to a building which is part Of the
John Wauamaker store During the
years that followed its construction,
he St Denis shared with the did Bre-
WORT House Hotel. az Eighth Street
and Fifth Avenue, the distinction OF
being the stopping place Of many OF
South and Europe
trade and manufacturing, coinciaent
with which trend the St. Denis became
a commercial house, without its being
altered. however, to suit t to its new
character of business. The venture,
under these conditions, was not sue
cessful. and the house subsequently
was closed.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Wright Estate to Sell
Vandewater Street Loft
Building Among Properties To
BE Sold at Special Sales
Dav Offerings


Joseph P. Day will conduct his next
special sales day in the Vesey Street
saIesroom on Tuesday, February L.
for the estate Of Mary w. Wright. Nj
Day will offer one fve-story loft at 4
and 16 Vandewater Street, four-story
warehouse at 20S East Fifty-second
Street and the four-story store tene-
ment at the northeast corner Of Wythe
Avenue and South First Street, Brook
lyn.
Other properties to be sold by estates
include the plot 80x99.1l and five one
and two-story frame and brick dwell
ings and sheds at the southwest cor
ner Of Park Avenue and l1ot. Street
md & tenement at 1876 West 134th
Street
Voluntary offerings consist of six
story tenement at 541-3-5 West Forty
ninth Street; the plot, 50x15O, on the
south side o. Post Avenue. $50 fcet
East of 204th Street, in the Dyckman
section, about onc-half block from the
subway station; twelve lots, 25x8e each,
10 be sold separately, fronting in Story,
Havemeyer and Quimy avenues, the
Bronx.
Voluntary offerings in Brooklyn IN
clude the two three-story store 5enu-
mcnts al 523-25 Court Street, 948-954
Gates Avenue, a two story frame dwell
ing, four-story brick tenement and q
three story frame factory.
Property at West New York, N. j.,
at the northeast corner of HudsonwAve-
nue. and Fourteenth Street, on plot 100
xl00, and consists of two four-storv
tenements with stores.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01

The auction sale Of the estate of
the late Mrs. Helen c. Julliard to be
held by Joseph P. Day in the Vesey
Street salesroom week from next
Tuesday, is attracting considerable
attention.
The properties to be disposed Of,
with a few exceptions, are located in
the old wholesale dry goods and whole
sale produce warehouse sections which
have been center Of currant trading.
They are in locations where there has
been great and increasing demand
for space and where speculating and
investing on realty have been going
on with handsome profits. Old con-
Germs located in these downtown sec
tlons for years have been forced to
buy the premises occupied owing to
the great expansion Of business going
on. Other business concerns have not
been so successful and have been com
PEELED to move to other parts of the
city.
The sale will afford those who at
tend the chance to buy at their own
price, and as a number of new bust
ness concerns are seeking permanent
quarters in these sections, it is likely
that they will have representatives At
the auction.
Long Owned by Juilliards
The properties to be sold have been
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Seventeen-StOrv :.
Pennsy Building
In 32d St. Sold
Stock Shares in Premises
To Be Offered for Sale
to the Tenants by the New
Owners of the Structure

The United Chain Buildings. 1nc
has acquired from the Bradkin Realtv
Company the seventeen-story Pennsv
building. at and West Thirty-seconJ
Street, on a plot 50x100
The purchasing company has s.+
aside the preferred stock, which zen
resents the cost OF the equity over n.
existing mortgages, which are being
amortized. Half Of this stock mas beer
subscribed and paid for the direotors
Of the United Chain Buildings. Inc
and the balance IS TO be offered to
the tenants and such other investor.
as are interested imperative com
mercial housing near the Save New
York" zone. A. n. Gitterman was IN.
broker.
Sale In Fiftieth Street
Frederick Brown has purchased
from Mrs. Eugenie Won Chorus. 10
East Fiftieth Street, a fve-story Re.
modelled business building, with four
story extension, on lot 2l.5xl00, facing
st. Patrick's Cathedral. X. A Berwin
& Co. were the brokers'
Buyer Of Thirty-fifth st. Property
Gleenberg & Greenberg. cloak and
suit manufacturers, are the buyers az
221 and 223 West Thirty-ffth Street
sold through the H. NJ. WE'LL Com,
pany, and which, with 213 to 21e, ac-
qutred few days ago, is 10 be i'm.
proved with a sixteen-story loft
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01

for many years owned by the Juil-
lizards and this Is the first time they
have been offered for sale since taken
over by the family.
The sale came about to meet the
many bequests contained In the will
of Mrs. Juilliard, who died on April
2. 1916. Aside from large gifts left
to her husband who has since died,
she left the bulk of her estate to her
nieces, Mrs. Elizabeth c. S. Vatablc,
Of Paris, and Mrs. Catherine c. D.
Rodgers, of Tuxedo Park. Mrs. Juil-
lard during her life was we'll known
for philanthrophy and in her will left
bequests to educational and charitable
institutions in which she was inter
ested.
In Rejuvenated Mercantile District
The properties to be sold are: 632-
634 Broadway, through to 166-168 Cros-
by Street; twelve story basement
and sub basement. store and loft
building between Houston and Blocker
streets; 14-l61S Leonard Street, three
seven-story store and loft buildings,
between Hudson Street and West
Broadway, to be sold separately; S5
Leonard Street, between Broadway and
Church Street; a five story iron front
store and loft building.
The entire block front on the south
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Peter Stuyvesant Hotel
10 Be Open Tomorrow
New Central Park West Bu;ld;no
Contains $50 Rooms and
200 Baths

Inc Peter Stuyvesant, the latest ad-
ditlon to the upper West Side hotels.
at the southwest corner of Central Park
West and SiXty-sixth Street will be
opened for business Tomorrow. The
structure occupies plot 100Xl5O and
contains $50 rooms and 200 baths. It
represents an Investment of about 81
'Uo,O00 by Sonn Brothers, builders and
operators. who have been active in this
section of the city for several years.
flans TOR the structure which were
prepared by Schwartz & Gross and
3. N. Marcus, show many new and
novel features. especially In the group
maximum of sunshine and air. The
entire ground floor, which is in Cato
ana belgian black marUie with blue and
gold decorations, was designed by
Theodore Hofstatler & Co.
Inc nam dining room, which is on
the min floor, occupies the entire
Central Park West section Of the build
ing and the kitchen adjoins in the
rear, atfprding quick and efficient sery-
ice. The decorations OF the dining
room are in French gray with blue
and gold designs of the Adam period
IN addltlon to the lounge, which also is
ton rooms
The suites are of various sizes from
one to eight rooms, with a wide range
OF decorations and furnishings. The
demand for this class of hotel is
shown in the fact that it is already
more than SO per cent leased. The
hotel has the advantages of unusual
transit facilities, being on the line of
the Eighty sixth Street crosstown
buses. the trolley lines and the Eighty
sixth Street subway and ~ sta
tons
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01

side Of Leight Street, from varick
Street to St. Johns Lane, known as
Sc Narick Street, and 13 and Is Laight
Street. This is six-story loft build
ing and a vacant corner plot Nos.
3, and 7 Vestry Street, through to "a
to 28 Laight Street, between Varick
and Hudson streets, three sx-story
warehouses. The three story garage
at Ill West Fifty-tirst Street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues.
The executors Of the estate, as
originally named, were her husband,
Edward W. Barnes, and the Central
Union Trust Company and the attor-
neys, Larkin & Perry.
Announcement was made by Mr. Day
yesterday that the twelve story loft
building at 32 to 36 West Eighteenth
street owned by the late Augustus D.
Juilliard, husband of Mrs. Julliard,
has been ordered sold at the same
time as the Mrs. Juilliard realty. Mr..
Juilliard, who shared in his wife's
charities, was the head of A. D..
Juilliard & Co.. drygoods merchants,
a director in the Central Union Trust
Company, the Bank of America. the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. the
New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company; the Guaranty Trust Com
pany and many other prominent and
mercantile corporations.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Business Corner Realty
To Be Sold at Auction
Property at Lexington Avenue
and 6lst Street Will Be
Sold at Auction

Flne business corner properties
tenements and dwellings in Manhattan
ana aSweiling in Mount Vernon are
among the realty to be sold by Josenh
r. Day in the Vesey Street auct;on
room on Tuesday, February II. Prom
critics to be sold are: 'p-
The southeast corner of Lexington
avenue and Sixty-first Street. Two
three story dwellings,, 20 feet each ~
be sold separately; APO Hudson Street
northeast corner of Leroy Street q
Tour /ery business building; 81 East
10th Street. four-story business
guiding; l7e West seventy-sixth
atreei-a four-story building; 4l9 East
Eighteenth Street, fve-story store
tenement; 246 West Sixty-second
street. a four-story tenement; 44S and
400 East l18th Street, two three story
evenings, to be sold separately. The
E.,,. Moun. vernon property y at 265 North
uiton Avenue. nine-room dwelling
on plot 75x107
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Iheater to Replace
Flushing Landmark
Old Hotel, Stopping Place of
Stage-Coach Days, About
to Come Dawn

Demolition Of the old Flushing Hotel,
on Broadway, Flushing. L. l., will be
started May l. 1t is TO make way FOR
theater to seat 1000 persons and
estimated to cost 100000 The amuse-
ment place is TO be erected by Wilmer
& Vincent, theatrical promoters.
me old hotel Is landmark on Long
Island 1t was one of the stopping
places for the stage coaches when
.hey were the only means of travel
from IRON, this city to eastern Long Island.
hen pony riders carried mail on Long
lslsnd they exchanged horses at this
point In recent years the hotel was
me stopping place for the stage coach
"hich the late Alfred Vanderbilt ran
70 beimont Park in the racing season
IN former years the hotel was head
quarters for politicians Of Flushing
and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
forty-three Two-Farnilv
Houses in Newark Sold
Deal for Dwellings, Taken Over
by lnvesting Company IN
wolves $500. 600

William L. Blanchard. mason con-
tractor, has sold forty-three two family
brick dwellings, thirty-seven Of which
are located on Dayton Avenue. Foster
and Lowell streets, facing Weequahic
Park, Newark. n. j., to the Industrial
Factory Sites Corporation. The re-
naming six houses are at 1S to 90 East
Garl Street and were purchased by the
Newark Construction and Investment
Company, Joseph l.. Feibleman & Co.
were the brokers.
The Feibleman & Lehman Company.
represented by Joseph L. Feibleman l.
' 20 has disposed of the property at
ooo, oo2 bergenline Avenue. West New
iork. y. j., comprising apartments and
store buildings, to the Aclass Realtv
Company, represented by ]. |. Eislak
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Historic Green Farms Sale

John Crawford has sold the Reck-
nnseei property at Greens Farms.
Eohh'' to Mrs. Beatrice w Galloway.
ip consists OF eight acres of land with
Ia IN ,'o ,ouse, which has been remod-
eleu. heNglous services were held in
1t after General Tryon burned tho
meeting house in l779 It is abom,
two hundred years old.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Form New Realty Firm

U j.. Martin, formerly associated with
psL1 psLne q Bowman and the Charles s.
nonier company, has formed a partner
snip "lth j. Scott, at l East Forty-sec-
1na street in the real estate brokerage
w bus us1ness. e The name of the firm will
.s oe ocot1 Martin. Both have been in
the real estate business since 1883.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
$27O,OOO Loan on Realty

Inc New York Title and Mortgage
company has taken n loan of S270. 900
on the Cowperthwait Furniture Com
pany's building at 1872 and 7s5 Sixth
avenue, which was recently sold at
auction for S503,0O0 The company is
10 issue certificates netting 5L per
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
ihirfy.seven Dwelling
Houses in Newark Sold

Joseph L. Feibleman E. Co. have sold
70 10 the Industrial Sales Corporation for
llilam l.. Blanchard thirty-seven
dwellings in Newark, n. j., housing
seventy,four families, on Dayton Ave-
nue. and Foster and Lowell streets.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Far Rockaway Home Sold

.o,a me Lewis H. May Company has re-
Soia p ior Abraham Rosenberg and Max
asosnicK ll52 bayport Place, Far Rock
hng, TO Jacob Goldstine.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

nsIni' JNMNe A-READi t--tn: FOR OCCUPANCY
. h,lch. A-tainly, Ioolrs baths open
fireplace. newly decorated. steam electric
sewsr, ; :, ,. asphalt a, stree; plot soxlO0 with
l. l. Il. K. station and subway This IL
81 81 perior built house and splendid bargain,
! S,51qe ri 1e,, Nl 800 mortgage 5000, Il H.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
NEW JERSEY
THE DAIhTIEST LITTLE HOUSE

N al The Jersey hills; hne trees hirh
Grounds, rooms. tiled bath: beautiful and
renned ne.Shborhood sale only: plot 1907
ltl feet fne street, plenty OF flowers and
trees, easy commutatlon y. Y. CITY.
every convenience for comfortable living
invest little cash. and what you now lose
paying rent ana own your own home: total
February l5tn. Mr Nick, Post once Roy
o2s, City Hall Station. " Y. G.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
LONG ISLAND
70 O<N CASH pvys

Free OF all encuubrancs. beautiful all-year
nome or author on Long Island; hve min
ntes from depot; seven rooms. bath. eiec-
tric nights. phone, city water; completely
furnished, four acres orchard graves
berries garden. maple drive. ou,buildirrs
All new cost double: must sell QuicS
Fred TAYLOR. 644 stu ay, (4ed ST.. Fhoue
Bryant 1919. ~
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POLSKO v ZOUFALEM ZAPASE.
OHROZOVANO STRASLIVOU KATASTROFOU, MO-
BILISUJE JIZ ICELAPCE, ZENY A DfVKY.

Varsava, g. cerverce. Nasedkem krtickeho postaven
zeme dobrovonc cinnou sluzbu armade nabze
vsech sran Jsou mez mimi uGiteove unversitn profeso
STUDENT hosi skut, cvilni zzenci 1Tednic minister
svech chz zamesn5n je osvobozue cd voenske sluzby
STUDENT phlaSujf do arnady akovem poctu
sta Varsavska bya arena.
Mnozf rekrutu oyly slime dvky kratkych suknfch
zvdtcch vasy pletenym vrkoce Tito zensti rekru Wy
vola nadsen vsude havnch ulcich kde nejvce d t.
sno Mezi dvkami by veku cd 25 do 30 rokn ez
rovnez prhlaSovay do armady.
Zenskych bataor bude pouzivano ku strazne sluzbe
posadkach potravnch sancch eskorty vakG, cimz
vice muz1 bude uvoneno pro sluzbu front6
Mez rekruy sou tez Genove statnich organsaci iako
odboru vyucovani zeeznc fnanci kterf nabfze pro
cnnou sluzbu armad6 Penze obranu prot bosevkGm
hrnou cd ednotvcd bank r1znych spolku organisac
Gen. Joseph Haler ienz veel poIsko-amerck6mu oddu
We Franci, by pov6en organisac dobrovonck6 armady
Skadrony druh6 polsk6 arady mezi nmz jest Kosziusz
kova letacf Skadrona pod veenm Ameran berou vynka
c utast obtezovanf Budennyho izdy vzduchu
kranske fone kde Polac nucen by ustoup pred neusa
ymi snymi ltoky usk6 zdy seslen6 oddly prvni
mady Amerct etci opetovn6 napad iezde vrhace ne
bomby pouzvace stronich pusek di zarazit vlnu boil
sevckou, valici Sc zapadu.
Provolan advesovane vojakGm, prav re okamzk made
Sci. n6mz bude rozhodnuo osudu Poska Vojac sou
Stovan prpad6 iech duchod bude nadale
pacen vladou re ucineno bude opaen pro rodny TECH
kdoz zahynouv bitvach.
New York, g. cervence. - Appel dvanact americkych
letc ably venova suzby lined poske repubice by
drzen zdeisim Amerckln leteck53ae- sou6asns kahe
lovym depesem sdelucn vaznych porazkach jez by1y
zpisobeny PoIakim bolsevickymi armadami.
Buffalo, g. = Pravf re vice nez 1000 pol
skch veternG Buffalo uposechne vzvy presidenta Pud
skeho dobrovoniky pro okamztou uzbu prot bosevkdm
Urednc Sdruzenf pokych veteran6 NELL dmysu svolat
schulz zrek kde bude uvazovano panu vyvoat
polske reservisty Americe pro suzbu V Evrope.
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OSLAVA CTVRTEHO GER.
VENICE v PRAZE.

Praha, 5. cervence. - Ca-
skoslovensko oslavilo spontan-
ne americky svatek neodvislo-
sti ma zofinskem ostrove. Pra-
ha slavnostne ozdobena ameri-
ckymi a ceskoslovenskymi pra-
pory. Ceskoslovenska Narodni
Rada v slavnostnim zasedanf
prijala splnomocneneho mini
stra Spoj. StatG pana Crane-a.
kamz So tez dostavili americtf
Cechoslovaci V slavnostnim
prdvodu vojenskou hudbou.
Schuze konana bvla " MeSt'an-
ske Besede byly poslany de-
kovne kabelogramy Spoi. Sta
tnm. iakoz presidentu Wilso-
novi. Odpoledne konaly Sc ma
sletisti velike sokolske slavno-
sti, iichz Sc sucastnil taktez p.
Crane, provedeny bvlv i narod-
nj americke hrv. Ministr Cra-
ne bvl nadSene vitan $4,000
navst6vniky.
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BUDOU BRANITI DODATEK

Washington. 5. cervence. Sc
kretaf statu Colby general
nj navladnf Palmer budou Sc
branit; energicky proti kazde-
mu pokusu, ably devatenacty
dodatek k ustave udelujici ze-
nam volebni pravo, stal Sc ne
platnym V padu jeho schvale-
nj nutnym poctem statG. Slec-
ma Alice Paulova. predsedky-
ne Narodni zenske strany o.
znamila dnos, re dostala uiiste-
nj tom smyslu Cd obou zmf-
n6nych urednikG. S projedna-
vanim zaloby, podane tax zva-
nou Americkou konstitucni H.
gou, zapocato buda V utery.
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SNATEK CLEVELANDANA
v Chicago.

Town of Lake, Chicago. =
Ones, We stredu, dne 7. cerven
ce, oddani byli pan Vaclav Hd-
lex a slecna Milada Housero-
va. Pan V. Hajek prijel sem
do Chicago pred nekolika ro-
ky Clev elandu, kde ziji jeho
matka a sourozenci.
Kdvz Spoj. Staty vypovede-
" valku Nemecku, dial sc do
brovolne k voisku byl pri-
delen k sanitnf sluzb6 do ne
mocnice k posluze lekarum. Pc
valce prijel Ease k rodine Hou-
serovych, kde zanechal svou
lasku, slecnu Miladu Housero-
YOU a mladi snoubenci byli
dnes Tecnikem Svob. Obce p.
Vaclavem j. Petrzelkou spou-
tani rizovymi pouty manzel-
stvi.
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LAFOLLETTE OCHOTEN
KANDIDOVATI.

Chicago, 8. cervence. Sena-
tor Robert M. LaFollette 2
Wisconsin, prime presid ent-
skou nominaci projektovane
treti stranv. zda-li konvence IL
beralG. iez konany budou zde
priSti tyden, splynou V dobre
organisovanou jednotku a dali
mu volnou ruku vzhledem X
platforme. We hlavnim vyboru
ctvEiceti osmi Delnicke strany
bvlo receno, ze vlastne LaFol-
lette jest tim jedinym V cele
zemi znamym kandidatem, 0
nemz Sc uvazuje.
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CT. ODBERATELUM DENNfKU "SVET".

Tszke mz pfomne dob vsechny skafske vody
vlae dlehaj
while
savaci dho sne ohl ably zavod mas
TSKARNA UNIOVA bychom
mohi % vydj vys ppt "a svt &c tdns posinaje
eIkem1 II. .cervenc
obdz oznc edel
1920. PRfSTE OBNASET POPLATEK 12c TYDNE.
Odbtele "Svst mte budou i;s platt
dimto mssta
leh doua-
be
okonaedc
VYDAVATELSTVO "SVETA".
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CESKY JINOCH UTONUL.

Chicago, 7. cervence. - Ji-
Fl Krejci, 18-lety syn manzelu
Karla a Jiriho Krejcovych, u
tonul v sobotu pfi rybareni ma
fece Desplaines anedalekem
mesteGku Willow Springs.
Hoch chytal ryby ma udici S
lod'ky a jakym zpusobem Sc
to stale. re do vody spadl, ne
bylo zjisteno. Pfisp6chali mu
sice ma pomoc muzi, kteri ne
daleko rybafili, ale vytahli jej
liz mrtveho.
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SCHUZE SVAZU NARODU.

Washington, s. Gervence. UTedne bya zde dnes vecer
zprava kabelografovana Londna president
Wilson by pozadan radou Svazu NarodG svoan shromaz
d6ni Svazu zasedani pocakem opadu PodsekreaT sta
tn Norman Davis kdvz bylo Teceno re oznamenf tom
smysu vydano Europe, potvrd pravdivost te zpravy
kruzch administrator panue mnenf president Wilson
vyda forman vzvu vou neb tfech tTech Pon6vadz
nat Spoienych Stah nechvail mirovou smlouvu lmuvu
Svazu Narod Amerika nebude zastoupena jednani
shromazddn Svazu Rada Jest mensm obou t6les utvo
renych tmluvou zapone svym formalnm zasedanm Ii
v6nuje nedrive pozornost sporu mezi Sv6dskem Fin
skem O Aandsk6 ostrovy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
v MEXIKU NEBUDE PRY POKOJ.

Washington, g. cervence. Konfikt nesmffitelnych zv-
H. iez tvor prtomny rezim Mexku se vypukne blzke
budoucnos prohlas zde gnacio Bonlas drvejS mexcky
vevysanec pro Spoene Saty ervewu mexicke situaci
Bona enz byl civnm kandidatem presdenta Mexika,
by presdentem jeho ueku Mesta Mexika
lemon ylas svm vlasnm zivotem kdyz CaTanza
bvI zabt Amerika jak sd6eno byo odbou satu hoova
lest uznat nynejsi vau De La Hueovu ako avafcf vadu
ako stavni vadu, ukazei sc, re nemela ucasten-
stv ma zavrazdeni presidenta Carranzy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-09
TURCI PORAzENI v
ANATOLII.

Smyrna, 9. cervence. "Hoto-
vost asi 10000 tureckych ma
cionalistu ma severni bitevni
fronte Anatolii (v asijskem
Turecku) byla znicena," pravi
dneSni uredni recke oznameni.
Asi 5000 TurkG uniklo sme-
rem k Brousseau. ZpGsobili
jsme Jim 1900 ztrat. Patndct
set tureckych v6znd bylo po-
drz pro vojenske priciny a
ostatni propusteni."