davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-20

Cardinal Gibbons Still Improving.
BY Associated Press.
Baltimore, Md. Dec. 20.-Improve-
ment in the condition Of CARDINAL
Gibbons noted during the last three|
days continued today. according to-
word from Union Mills. Md.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-20
eomeERs BUSY IN CHICAGO.

Home of Alderman Frank Ray Badly
Damaged by Blast.
By Associated Press.
Chicago, Dec. 20.-A bomb was ex-
ploded last night in the rear OF the
home of former Alderman Frank
Raw. of the Thirteenth ward. The
building was damaged and windows
in adjoining structures were shatter-
ed No one was injured Mr.. Ray
said he could assign no reason for
the incident.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-20
Boy 10 Held for kidnapping Girl Is
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Dixon, ILL.,, Dec. 20.-Louis Briglio,
10, was arrested at his parents home
in Chicago at midnight on informa-
ton furnished by the Lee county Of
ficia1s, charging him with kidnapping
Miss Berniece Antoine. IS, from the
Amboy Sunday school, where she
taught a class, yesterday. The girl
was found at the Briglio home.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-20
English Duchess to Live in Paris.

BY Associated Press.
London, Dec. 20.-The Duchess of
Marlborough, formerly Conseulo
Vanderbilt, who was recently granted
a divorce from her husband, the
Duke of Marlborough, has decided to
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-20

To Cut Wages Of 10000 Silk Workers.
By Associated Press.
Allentown. Pa, Dec. 2o.-siik
workers in this city and vicinity
numbering 10000, face cut in pay
beginning Jan. /, according to an an
nouncement today by the city's lars-
est mills.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-20

Irish Home HuIe Bill Fight Over.
By Associated Press.
London, Dec. 20.-All the amend
ments made by the house fo com
mons to the Irish home rule bill We're
agreed to by the house of lords to-
day after brief debate.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-01

priazne slovenskej, Dol vyme-
nayany "a vyslanca prveho
Narodneho Shromazdenia a Ia
prveho komisara prveJ sloven-
skej university V Bratislave.
Ia TO Ease odmenil sa prvej
Wade csl. republiky tym, re o.
diSiel do Pesti, zalozil: "Uhor-
sko-Sloyenskd Ludoyu Stranu",
dial sa yymenoyat' "a taJneho
ministerskeho radcu S ukolom
vedenia p~roticeskei agitacie "a
hraniciami a dial So kandido-
vat "a elena Mada'rskeho-Na-
rodneho Shromazdenia V okre-
Sc "Szepsi';
Al on TO boil, ktory sl'uboval
! SloVakom pomoc Horthyho
Ion &c boil, ktory bojoval V Pc
Sti "a hraniciami "a zvolenie
novtho apo$tolsk6ho kral'a $
korunou sv. Stefana ma hlave;
"a pripoienie sd "autonomne-
no" Slovenska ku tejto, ale bez
zvlaStneho snemu. On to Dol,
ktory pomocou judaSsko-ma-
d'arskeho zlata zaplavoval Slo
vensko nicomnymi nastrojami
Horthyho;
s. on Ease dnes pc MEDIA
re hnusnej politiky V Madar-
sku, presunul Zradne pole Gin
nosti do Pol'ska, kde V Krako-
We vydava zradny platok $50
vaka", V ktorom Ease agituie
"a to, ably Sloyensko bolo me
odvisle' a spoiilo sa federativ-
ne S Pol'Skom-minus-odstupe
nych krajov 20 Slovenska Ma
d'arom."
Je on sloyom nicomny agent
/, Mad'arska a Popska, alebo o.
boch, pracujuci Ia judasskych
tridsat' striebornych mad'ar.
skych a poi'skych, ~pracujuci ma
zniceni mladuSkej slobody slo-
venskeho naroda.
Keby v nom bolo aspof
iskierky poctivosti poyestnehc
JudaSa, da,o by sa ocakavat'
re 20 tol'kom brani a ziti z ju.
dasskeho Zoldu - Dude nasle'
dovat priklad svojho majstra
Odporucanie iemu dane kar
dinalom Gibbonsom bolt
mu dane ma zaklade faloSnycl
:. udaiov kardinala Csernocha. ;
to menom. odrodilectyom ;
skutkami, a malo by to byt' pc
vazovane i+so strany nasich 70
/ duverntch udov. cinltel'ov
verejnost', ably tomuto arci
, zradcovi dali pocitit linus
i odpor; ably mu nepopriali stu
: chu, priatel'stVa a pomoci: alb.
sa S MIN "a ziadnych okolnost
nestykali a ably jeho zradn
pracu potierali vsetkymi zakc
, nityini prostriedkami.
We vGereisim elsie "Sveta
prinesli isme rec ceskoslovei
| skeho zahraniCniho mihistr;
Y dra. Edwarda Benese, jiz odpc
4 vedsl v narodnim shromazdel
G ia systematickou kampan II
pomluv q hanobeni, ktera je.
prot nemu 20 dlcuhou dob
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POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

~ wv ioihtE ~
vicekrate o slovenskem kn6zi,
Or. Fr. Jehlicskovi a take 0
tom, &c prijel nedavno do Anne
riky S odporuGenim Ma kardi-
nala Gibbcnse V Baltimore
p. Jehlicska bJva nazyvan
zradcem, ba i arcizradcem slo-
vensk6ho lidu pro svoji tinnost,
jiA. Yyvinul Gd pfevratu V Ce-
Skoslovensku. Kdyby Sc to wa
10 doslovn6, tn snad by mohl
miti p. Jehlicska namitky proti
tomuto oZnateni, ale Jinak,
kdyz jdeme ma podstatu v6ci,
sotva Sc mu kriVdi. Ma pr. die
ustavy Spoj. Statu zrada pozu-
Stava jenom We vedeni valky
proti MIN neb pripojeni Sc k
jich nepratelum, neb poskyto-
vdni Jim pomoci a utechy. Die
tohoto vykladu byli zradci ii,
kdoz behem ceskGho odboje V
l6tech sv6tov6 Valky stranili je-
no n~epratelum, zde akci osvo-
bozovaci poskozovali neb zte-
zovali, poskytuiice tax "pomoc
a utechu" Rakousko-Uhersku.
Tim ovsem nechceme rlci, re
byli zradci We smyslu pravnim,
ale iiSte We smyslu mravnim,
die vykladu velezrady Urea
SOM Gstavou Spoi. Statu.
Y tomto smyslu mravnim
take Jehlicska mohl by byti
nazvan zradcem, nebot ackoli
republika Ceskoslovenska
pritomne S nikym valku neve-
de, nebude sporu o tom, re
Mad'ari jsou %neprateli Cesko-
slovenska, re jsou jeho nepra-
tell i Polaci a temto Jehllc-
ska "pomoc a utechu' poskyto-
val a dosud poskytuje.
TAX pohlizeji na wee naSl
bratri Slovaci a poZoruJeme,
r.
: re i ty Gasopisy, jez vuci Ce-
skosloVenske republice zauli-
mali stanovisko nanejVySe krl-
tick6, dovozujice, re Sloven-
sku patfi autonomle, lez byla
mu slibena znamou Pittsburg'
skou dohodou, odvracejl sc od
Jehlicsky. Nicmene vSak tyrdI
Sc Y kruhu dobre informoVa-
nIch, re Jehllcska nasel A.
merice dosti uSi ochotnych ma
slouchati jeho syodum a &c le'
no podyratna Cinnost nenl ta'
! kovym neZdarem, Jak by Sc lla
prvni pohled zdalo.
Y minulych dnech Ustredn.
Vybor Sloyenske Llgy kona.
konferenci V Chicagu a ma te
sve stanovisko vacl Jehllcskov
obiasnil a zduraznil, jak ma
sIedule:
ID FIR. Jehlicska to Dol, kto
~ pri obdrzani brilliantoveht
prstena cd frana Jozefa. Z pr
lezitosti promoyania ia dokto
IA filozotie 70 Niedni, prisaha
pritonlnym Slovakom. re pr
ten prsteh scerna, ako by o.
zradif svoj ndrod - q kfatk'
potion no slavnostne zradil;
p Jehlicska to Dol, ktoreh'
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vedena. Rovnez uznal p. Be-
mes "a dobre, ii spise "a nut
ne, uchyliti Sc k soudum ma
uhajeni sve cti. Pravime "a
nutne, nebot' We statech, kde
lid 81 zvykl jiz ma to, jak 81
,vladnouti a jaky jest pomer je-
no k ministrGm a vubec sluzeb-
nikam statu, nestava sc caste,
ably ministr hail svoji cest pro-
ii pomluvacGm pred soudem.
O letacich Fricovych zminili
Ijsnld Sc ma tonic miste, We
Feuilletonu, a Size zrovna tax,
jak 81 zasluhovaly.
V souvislosti s obhajobou
ministra BeneSe, nepochybne
Dude zajimati ctenare, CO pise
o tom pravidelny dopisovatel
jednoho chicagskeho denniku,
DR.. Hrdina z Prahy, V cemz
kazdy postrehne novy doklad,
jak tezko jest haiti Sc prot
klepafdm, pomluvacum a ma
cti utrhacdm. Omen povedeny
pan doktor, "cesky spisovatel",
Pile:
".... neco sc primastilo, ne
co Sc rozslapalo a afera prisla
z blata do louie, a Tide Sc zu-
bill a posmivali Sc, re "neni
sprochu, ably nebylo pravdy
trochu." A druzi Ease Sc divili,
kde ii ministri, kteri mali miti
ohromne starosti o blaho svere-
ne Jim republiky, naberou to-
Xix casu, re mohou vseliiakymi
pitomymi klepy obtezovati
soudni dfednfky, ktefi nevedi
iGasto, kde Jim hlava stoii. A
zadny z zaIuiicich ministru ne
tcetl detskych letech V citan-
ce cIanek S MAVEN: "Kateri-
ma rada zalovala", a zadny
nevzpomheI 81 Ma francouzske
prisIovi, ktere. mi: "Rozhlasi-
lo-li Sc o tobe, re isl ukradl
Epfi hostine stfibrnou lzicku. IL
verf tomu jen nekdo, ale bu-
deSfi zalovat, nebo daS-li do
novin opravu, uveri tomu kaz-
dy.
PAN ministr BeneS zaluie
majora legionafu Cerenskeho
pro vyroky, kterych tento uzil
Ina schulz, poradane legionari
Nv Rokycanech. Obhajce majora
lCefenskeho, advokat DuSek z
, Prahy tvrdi, re vyrok, iak byl
:luveden V zalobe, neni spravne
-Ipodan. re mi iinak a predcita
pred soude mfec, jiz major Ce-
.lfensky prednesl. Rec svou roz-
DELUXE obhajce We dive casti a
hodla provesti dukaz jmenem
maiora Cerenskeho, re u Dir.
Benes zdrzoval navrat sibirske
armady legionarn, y re odeSel
Ia valky chudy do ciziny a vra-
it'll Sc s bohatstvim. Pravi do
slovne, re uvadi jmeno nynej-
-lSiho zahranicniho ministra dra,
!, Benese, o nemz jest vSeobecn6
znamo, re pred valkou byl me-
majetnym Geho manzelka jest
: dcerou povestneho policejniho
rady Vaclava Olice), a dnes JIG
ljednim z nejbohatsich. Dale u
vadi tvrzeni americkeho Ce,
: cha, p. Ledvinky, re dr.. Bene$
prijimal "a kazdeho ceskehC
: dobrovolnika, zapsaneho pre-
/ cizineckou legii Americe, 500
franku a Re penez techto nevy.
platil legionarum. DR.. DuSel
nabizi dukaz pravdy o techtC
, |tyrzenich a uvadi mimo fran
couzske legionafe, bydlici
Parizi a mimo domacl svedkA
take cetoyatele A. V. Frice
! dra. RaSina a ministra financ
dra. Englise. Soucasne nabiz
cislo casopisu "Palcat" 5 re
h soluci americkych legionaru
Preliceni bylo odroceno ma 10
listopad. Jsme zadostivi ia Wy
laIok
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rEvET~

Minulou sobotu pfijel do
New Yorku novy ceskosloven-
sky vyslanec pro Spojene Sta
ty, DIR. Bedfich Stepanek, jeden
z vddcd ceskoslov. odboje pro-
ii Rakousku "a svetove valky.
Dr.. Stepanek pochazi re
zname prazske rodiny. Sva stu
dia nabyl ma pravnicke a flo
soficke fakulte ceske universi-
ty, pax absolvoval skolu poll
tickych we'd V Parfzi, dale sko-
lu orientalmch jazykG a po-
kracoval We studifch ma Laza-
revskem institute v Moskve.
Vykonav velke cesty, vstou-
pill do konsularni sluzby rak.-
uherske. Byl pridelen konsula-
tn Carihrade a Smyrne, ale
byl brzy pc zahajenf valky ja-
ko podezrely 2 protirakouske-
no smysleni prelozen do Ne
mecka. Zde pracoval uz pro
Maffii (ta.jna ceska revolucni
organisace dobe valky, KITE
rezto ~organisace byl DIR. St6pa-
mex hlavou j dusi). odtud tri-
krate jel do Holandska, ably
prostredkoval zpravy pro Ma
)saryka a opacne zas p~rinasel
zpravy pro Maffii. Dne 5. pro-
since 1919 Amsterodame Sc
|sel sc dokonce s DIR. Benesem.
vyfidiv vSe, co nasi zahranicni
Icinitele vedeti musili a pfijav|
itu zpravy parizske Mar. Rady.
BRO Ma to videnske zahranicni
ministerstvo dalo Stepanka do
disponibility a pax trvale do
vysluzby. St6panek vratil Sc tr-
vale do Prahy a stall Sc tn hyb-
.Inou silou a dust Maffie az do
Ipfevratu.
Jen z~asvecenci vedi,co tn Wy
konal, jsou to veci namnoZe
dnes ne%uveritelne = Sirsf We
- E -HFt-L4 ~. L# -
~fejnosti, skromny jak je, zdsta-
val neznamy. Jeho cimost by
la sebev6doma, v nejnebezpee-
nejSich a acknowledgement
situacich neztracel klidnou roz-
vahu a n~eztraceje nikdy viru
We vitezstvi Geske veci, dovedl
,ltutez silnou viru prenesti ma
vSechny, S nimiz Sc stykal. il
hoslovanska Maffie jest take
slieho dilem. Solidarita Cechu S
Jihoslovany byla vzdy polit.
| programem dra. Stepanka. Je-
dinetnym We svetove valce jest
odvazny tick dra. Stepanka S
Giunfem (spoluobzalovany S
: K~lofacem) ma rybarskem clu-
/ nu z Dalmacie do Italie V let6
". 1913. | to bylo We sluzbaeh
.IGeSke a iihoslovanske Maffie.
Pc prevratu pusobil V Parizi,
pak povolan byl do Prahy k
vedeni zahranicniho minister
.stva pro dobu pobytu ministra
BeneSe Parizi. To byly mesi-
. ce zimnicne, vysiluiici prace.
Nebylo tn nikoho. DR.. Stepa-
mex pravem slova smyslu OBJ
staraval vSecko sam, sede ca
, sto pri pracovnim stolku do
2 rama. A phi tom soucasne pra-
coval j jinych oborech.
; VSechny dulezite akce kul-
, turn a hospodarske pc prevra-
: tn jsou 1zce spo.ieny $ jeho
: jmenem. Iminujeme Sc ien o
> narodnim fondu Masarykove,
kterv lie Y podstate jeho dilem.
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Schumacher had the misfortune to cut
her hand with a piece Of glass, caus-
ing blood poison
Geo. Babcock and family and Miss
BERTHE Babcock motored up from Dun
das on Thursday and remained at the
G. l.. Babcock home until Sunday af-
ternoon.
H.. Schumacher came home from a
short visit with relatives in Minneap-
oils and New Ulm or Friday night.
Mrs. Rosene and daughter, Flea
more, were in Elk River on Saturday.
Mrs. Jennison, Mrs. Joe Cohoes and
Mrs. Nell Spencer and daughter, Alice,
of Zimmerman, were calling in this
neighborhood on Wednesday after
noon of last week.
Mrs. Truax entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Olson of Zimmerman and
Mr.. Elfcrness and family at dinner on
Sunday.
Ruby Sausser of. Princeton spent
several days with her friend, Alice
Leonard, recently
Will Mulder of North Dakota visit
ed at the home Of Chas:- Mulder the
first of the week..
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Dist 5O Roadside School Notes.

Dist. so Roadside School Notes.
Last Friday afternoon the Little
Citizens league held its semi m0nthly
meeting. New officers were elected
as follows: President, Rose Eisenhut;
vice president, Dorothy Bacon; secre-
tary, Ruth Peterson; treasurer, Emma
Peterson. The children voted to take
entire care of the school buildings for
the next month.
Raymond Jcnnison has taken the
work of janitor for the rest of the
year.
Lawrence Usher started school this
week. He has been going to district
Our health crusade cards were
handed out last week and we are all
trying to get our perfect record
scores. Clean teeth and clean finger
nails are more visable already. Some
have stopped using coffee.
Fred, Bernard and Willie Hedtke
were absent last week.
Donald Bacon missed Thursday and
Friday of last week. He had to help
at home.
Florence Vetsch visited her friend,
Rose Eisenhut, last Sunday
We were sorry to hear Of Mrs. Lam
bert's accident She was hit by an
automobile while driving home from
Princeton one evening last week.
Some of the pupils attended pro-
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autoed tosst. Cloud on Sunday morn

autoed tosSt. Cloud on Sunday morn
ing.
Jas. Tiff and daughter, Blanche,
were in Elk River on Thursday hav-
ing dental work done. -
Those who attended the Halloween
program in Zimmerman on, Saturday
night report it as being very good.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vallen have
fine baby girl, born on election day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Nelson and Mrs.
Laura johnson and baby were Sunday
visitors at Chas. Cohoes'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cohoes and fam
lily motored up from South St. Paul
on Sunday and spent the day at J.
w. Cohoes'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cchoes and
family were shopping in Princeton on
Saturday.
Miss Zelma Leonard of St. Paul
spent Sunday with the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Lemke and fam
lily spent Sunday afternoon at Henry
Lemke's in Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher and Mer-
ton Cohoes motored to Princeton on
Monday to consult DR.. Cooney as Mrs.
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paT.t of the court.

part of the court.
Held balls under the basket and in
space hack of backboards to be thrown
UP on free throw line.
Players removed from game, except
those disqualified by four personal
fouls or disqualified for other reasons,
may return to game at once.
Captains may have free time out
providing substitution is made with
in one minute.
Player standing still when he re-
ceives The ball may start step in
any direction but must dispose of the
ball before foot he raises touches the
floor.
More stringent Interpretation Of
blocking when one player is dribbling.
Referee given authority to indicate
an open zone about two players jump
ing for ball.
Officials urged to call cleverly con-
cea1ed fouls as we'll as fragrant viola
tions of rules
Pupils Press Committee.
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GLEND0RADO 1 SANTIAGO

Tolo Knutson has. returned from
Karson, where he was working in a
creamery, II with rheumatism.
Mrs. H. Orrock has returned from
the twin cities, where she visited the
past month. She also visited friends
at Cambridge and Spring Vale.
Rev. Anderson of Minneapolis in
structed the choir of Rev. Gulrude's
church on Wednesday evening. They
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Johanson.
Many met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Shirley on Saturday even
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PAGE EIGHT
High School News Budget.

Better Speech week will be observed
this week by P. H. S. Everyone will
have to guard that unruly member, the
tongue, or he will surely be covered
with ignominious tags. These tags are
to be politely presented by the person
who first notices the mistakes.
Recently the fourth, fifth and sixth
grades held contest in arithmetic and
spelling. In written work in arithme-
tic the grades were as follows: Miss
Geraghty, ID per cent; Miss Jacobs,
72 per cent; Miss Hill, 70 per cent;
Miss Sovde, Ga per cent.
In the oral contest in arithmetic
Miss Jacobs pupils were the victors
and Miss Geraghty's and Miss Sovde's
second
In speed Rosie Southland, one of Miss
Sovde's pupils, ranked first. In the
spelling contest the rooms ranked as
follows: 1st, Miss Geraghty; End,
Miss Hill; 3rd, Miss Jacobs; 18th, Miss
Sovde. The grades will accept any
challenge in this work.
Everyone will be watching for the
latest parade Of styles in week, for
the sewing girls have almost finished
their wool dresses.
The southern section of the County
Teachers Reading circle will meet at
the school house Saturday afternoon.
At that time some of the small schools
will have contest in arithmetic and
spelling.
A number of important changes in
the basketball rules for the 1920-1921
season have been made which will be
followed out in the games played by
local teams this year. Several of
these changes will have considerable
effect on the games, one of the most
noticeable Of which will be the great
er speed at which the games will pro-
coed. Freak goals will be practically
eliminated by the removal Of the boun-
Diary lines running underneath the
backboards.
In the games that will he played
this year ''held balls" under the bas-
ket and in the space back of the back
boards must be thrown up on the free
throw line. This will not only lessen
the chance Of an unusually tall man
humping the ball into the basket, but
will also prevent player from bump
ing the ball from underneath the hoop
and back through the basket.
The most important of the changes
in the rules this year are thus sum-
marized:
Old end boundary lines running un-
derneath backboards have been dis.
continued, the end zones becoming a
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ing, the. affair being the birthday an.
niversary of Mrs. Shirley. Refresh
ments were served and good time is
reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayors and son, May
to, sisseton, s. D., visited at T.
Olson's last week. Mrs. Mayors is a
sister of Tow. Olson.
Mrs. James Westling Of Book and
family visited relatives here on Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Odegard spent
the latter part of last week in Duluth.
Mr.. Odegard was a delegate to the
Sunday school convention held there.
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for the many floral offerings. Especi-
ally do we wish to thank the M. =.
Ladies' Aid, the w. C. T. U. and the
many others who contributed, also for
the services rendered by c. L. Jump.
47-1p ". Morgan and Family.
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gram in Zimmerman GA Saturday
evening.
Ruth GRADER spent last Saturday
with Dorothy Swanson.
It was decided at our club meeting
last Friday that the sixth and eighth
grades put one item each into the
news column this week.
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LlVONIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Tiff and family
spent Wednesday evening at the Lo-
velle home.
Jas. Harrison returned to st. Paul
on Wednesday Of last week.
G. T. James and Howard johnson
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Just received, car of New York
Baldwin apples. For sale by the
bushel at Scheen's office. 47-2c
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Card of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors who assisted us during the
illness and death of our father also
, 1920-05-15
important Notice

A MEETING is called FOR TUESDAY
n 18th. INSTANT, AT s O'CLOCK
7. M. precisely, at the Christiansted
Theatre, for the purpose of DISCUSSING
and obtaining popular support of item
Is OF the Congressional Committees re-
c~OnInen5datlons to the President that
two judges be appointed for fhe is)ands
with a local court of appeal, a law affecT,
'Inlg which question has passed second
discussion in the Colonial Council pro.
Vldlng for one judge with court of an
peal at Philadelphia. Ii is SOUGHT 70
secure popular opinion on this matter
with the view to Iurthering such deli.
oeratlons to the Government only through
Whlc4 an amendment may yet be intro
duced toward the desired end.
J. ALEXANDER and ANS. FABIO
for the C0mmittee.
, 1920-05-15

The death is announced Of Mrs. NICH0-
LIMA CAROLINA RENGGER at II o'clock
last night, after a recent lingering ILL
ness, aged 50 years. Sincere condolen-
ces are extended to the relatives AMI
bereaved ones on this sad occasion. Flu
neral 4.30 today.
, 1920-05-15

End Appointed Member (NoID remark
ed: Mr.. Chairman | am very much
in favor of that motion considering that
the Committee spent five months in 60
ing over the laws
End Member for Ch~ristiansted Town
(C~Gnegdta) Would like to know if It is
the intention to close End Discussion on
the bill today.
The Chairman answered: Il is so
proposed by 1st Member for Frederik-
sted Country District.
The Chairman put to the vote the pro-
posal made by LIST Member for Frederik
sted Country District (Andersen) with
the result that 9 members voted for;
none against.
The Chairman remarked: End Discus.
sior closed.
End Member for C~hristiansted Town
(Canegata) remarked: Mr.. Chairman.
If we are here Tor fun would propose
that 3rd Discussion come on today.
End Appointed Member (N0lD was Of
the opinion that it would be rushing the
matter through if the members motion
was adopted.
1st Member for traderiksred Country
District [Andersen was Of the same
opinion as the last speaker.
The Chairman remarked: Government
does not give consent. Third Discussion
will remain open until the next meeting.
End App oin,ed Member NoUI remark
ed: Mr.. Chairman. A bill was sent to
the Chairman late which is not on the
Order of the Day; and in order to facili-
tate people who are to go away | move
that the draft Of ordinance in regard to
libraries be taken up. / might state
that there is q representative of the Red
Cross here who is wiling to establish
libraries in both towns. This GRO
posed draft Of ordinance calls for
a commission, one member to be elected
by the Government, one by the Colonial
Council and the third 10 be selected by
the Local Chapter Of the Red Cross.
move that this matter be placed on he
Order Of the Day in preference to the
Food Commission Bill.
LIST Member for Christiansted Gown
(Adramson) and 5th Appointed Member
(Lunney) seconded the members pr0pos-
al.
1t was put to tn vote and carried that
the ordinance be taken up as proposed by
End Appointed Member (Not).
The Chairman read the ordinance which
is as follows
Colonial Council Bill No. 81.
End Session 1890.
Be 1t enacted by the Colonial Council
l. There are hereby authorized to
, 1920-05-15

Specla! laws, and altering, amending
repeating and continuing ovistipn
laws. 'i'S
me Chairman remarked At the last
meeting there was placed before you a
report ana amendments of the Committee
ana IL was agreed upon to take up the
sion. N'000
LIST Member for Frederiksted Country
District [Amder8en] moved that thy
Council, adopt the Committee ronort
and that End Discussion be closed.