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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

This is the way the Sioux City
Tribune views the situation in the
Kansas coal fields. Alexander Howat,
president of the Kansas coal miners,
has been sentenced to jail because he
undertook to demonstrate that he was
not subject to the laws and courts OF
the United States. Mr.. Howat should
be left in jail until he realizes that nc
man is law unto himself in this ceun-
try. But the real reason why Mr.
Hewat put himself in contempt of the
Crawford county district court is that
Mr.. Hewat saw his job going into dis
card
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15
Questions-Answey

O. Was Tommy Burns the real name OF
the prize fighter who lost 10 Jack johnson
in afight on December 26. 1905 L.
A. His real name was Noah Brusso.
Q. How should cement be mixed III. II.
A. The proper cement mixture for the
foundation of small buildings is: l bag
Of cement, cubic feet Of gravel, va cubic
feet of sand.
o is it true that the tomato was once
consideredl poisonous ?-E. NJ. T..
A. The tomato is OF tropical origin, be-
ing a native of South America. whence ie
VAS introduced into Continental Europe.
There it WAS for many years grown as IN
plant under the name of love
APPLE and was considered poisonous. 1t
I'll about $50 Since that time many varle-
ties and types have been produced
Q. What Is the fastest speed an air.
plane has made up TO the present timer.
A. Lieutenant Everett Davis of the sth
Acre s9uadren flyIng pN-4 Ai f. made 4Hxo a
covering the distance Of a56 miles in 100
inutes-approximately "a miles per On n
ute. This Is the best record made to date.
Q. Are the Niagara Falls recedins stead
A. The annual recession on the American
side of Niagara Is between two ana and nj nine
receded about five feet since 1872, which
would be about one inch year. sh,ns hoon
known to roll 1T. c. u.
A. The navy department says that ships
have been known TO roll 40 degrees to ~
degrees without capsizing.
Q. What is the meaning and force Of X.
C. after a man't name !-ii. X.
A. The letters X. c. are an abbreviation
for Kings Counsel a legal title Of honor
conferred upon distinguished barristers by
royal patent in Grestt Britain and thu
Colonies. The honor confers no office bu,
permits certain rights OF precedence.
Q. What is the difference between an
alligator and a crocodile ?-P. =. a.
A. The alligator and crocodile are close
" related reptiles Of the same family.
There are only few minor differences. IN
form. The alligator has round. blunt
snout, and the crocodile long, thin one.
There are only two species of alligator. one
OF which is found In Florida and other parts
OF the south, and the other In China: There
are a number of species. of crocodile, one
of which is also found In Florida. The.
crocodile is a more aggressive. treacherous
and altogether dangerous reptile than the
o. How much money do the railroads in
this country represent ?--R. b., o.
A. The approximate value OF railroads
in the United States is between nineteen
and twenty billion dollars.
Q. Why should silo be roundf-M. L.
A. Round silos are more easily re-
sure. The round shape has no corners for
air pockets. making it possible to pack
the green feed as tightly as preserves In
glass jar.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

family. This fact alone explains the
reluctance of railway managers to
yield to the demands for more pay,
for the roads themselves are in hard
lines financially and in need of addi-
tional revenue, and If rates be in
creased to furnish more pay for en-
ployes. it will jeoRardize the chance
of obtaining more revenue fer the cor
porations.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

Government officials claim to see in
the switchmens strike an attempt to
start a revolution. II they be correct,
the situation will be greatly simpli-
fled. The government will know how
10 handle a revolution much better
than it seems to know how to handle
q strike. II the solid south could not
disrupt the federal government. what
chance will a group of foreign radicals
have? A genuine attempt at revolu-
ton will clarity the atmosphere.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

Perhaps those congressman who in
sisted on eliminating the snti-strike
clause of the Cummins railroad bill
now realize that they made a mistake.
This feature of the bill was designed
to prevent the very condition in which
the couRtry now finds itself Other
methods of handling the existing situa-
ton must and will be found. But the
adage that IAN ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure" is forcibly
called to mind.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

The railroad administration has re-
auested congress to appropriate $42o.-
T27, 341 to enable it to wind up its
affairs. Should the sum be granted
it would bring the total appropriations
for operating the railroads during the
twenty-six months of government con-
troll up to t1,s7o,727,S41. Yet the
switchmen are doing their best to
force the government to resume opeF-
alton of the roads
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

For lack of sufficient interest in the
welfare of society we permit the laws
and the methods of business to be
such that profiteering on human life
and strength can be carried on with
impunity and immunity. We owe 1t
to our republic as a duty to make such
things mpossible.-Oregon Journal.
All of which sounds good but how
shall We go about 1t? The diagnosis
has been made, now let's have the
remedy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

Democrat politicians apparently are
trying to drive the Republicans into
support of universal military training.
If they succeed they may find that
they have launched a boomerang. The
advantages of military training are so
many and so great that no party will
suffer from lending support to it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

The dollar day" sales once popular
in department stores all over the coun-
try, have given place to the tive dollar
day" in Buffalo. Probably there is
no longer a sufficient number of ar
ticles that can be sold for a dollar to
make continuance sf the practice
worth while.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

The town was in the aqua pura belt.
1t had been dry for a generation.
But in municipal elections whisky
was always the issue. We were so
successfully stigmatized as the wet
candidate that in the first election the
bottom or "slum" and petty Grim
inal crowd vote, went TO us en- masse.
There ensued two years of the most
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-15

Most of the boys are being placed
as individual farm hands with farm
ers who will also board them. If this
means sleeping in the hay loft and
performing ones additions under a
pump or in tin bucket, the boy can
stand 1t and wax strong on it. but all
are agreed that young ladies do not
thrive under such conditions. Indeed,
one wonders how some of our city
youths pull thru during the first few
days of this simple life.
There was a boy OF nineteen who
came in with his father. while the
reporter was in the land service head
quarters. for instance. The boys face
was pinehed aGd emaciated, and he
sank YEARLY into chair as soon as he
reached the desk of the recruiting off,
GER His father. a tremendous. robust
man. did the talking. The boy had heart
trouble, he teld the officer, and it had
occurred to him that farm work might
be good for him.
Yes, we have just the very thing
for him. declared the young woman,
picking up a newly arrived request for
labor from a Pennsylvania farmer.
Tending cows. That is not strenu-
Gus, and at the same time he would be
out in the open air. oh, no, he desn't
Arizona republican., 1920-09-21
DELEGATIONS COMING
 FUR GOV. COX VISIT

Large delegations from Nogales Yuma, Tucson, Graham county, Green lee county, Florence and Pinal county Globe, Miami and Prescott have been announced as preparing to attend the program outlined for Governor Cox here tomorrow, according to Con P Cronin, of the committee of arrange ments of the Maricopa County Cox Roosevelt club. These localities have already sent definite word that they will be in Phoenix tomorrow, and it is believed by the committee that deIega- tions will also come from many. other sections of the state.
 The OK party will be met by the com
Arizona republican., 1920-09-21

worth, R AI E. F'urrey, R; O. W. Jen- nings. D J. NJ. Hall, D; J. B. Grey, D. Riverside: F. N. Downing, D; Lillian M. Hall, R.
 ScottsdaIe: E. o. Brown, R; Wilfred Hayden, D.
 Sentinel: F. w. Gordon, D.
 Sunny side: c. E. Harris, R; Robert Henderson, D.
 Tempe, No. 1: E. c. Adams, D; ". Still, R.
 Tempe, No. 2: John Butchett, D; John Frankenberg, R.
 Tempe, No. 3: W. E. Laird. D; R. J. Flight, R.
 Tempe. No. 4: T. J. Goodwin, D: Chas w. Harris D; R. A. Celaya, R; o. c. AIcNargy, R.
 Washington: Clyde Lamson, R.
 Wickenburg: A. R. Volk, R.
 Wilson: c. S. Smith, R; E. Sam Selph. R; Harry T. Sher, R; Fred Tait, R.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-21
STATE AND COUNTY
 TAXES ARE NOW DUE

State and county taxes for 1920 are now due and payable, according to statement issued yesterday by Vernon L. Wright, deputy county treasurer The tax rolls for the year 1920-1921 were turned over to the county treas urer yesterday morning by the board of supervisors for collection. The first installment of the taxes is now due and will become delinquent on November l. 1920.
 The second installment of taxes will be due on March ', 1921. Mir. Wright said, and will become delinquent on May ?, 1921. The total tax may be paid, MT. Wright stated, now instead of pay ing only half of it if so desired by the taxpayer. The taxes now due include both assessments on real property and personal property.
 If allowed to become delinquent, per cent is added to the amount as sessed as a penalty and interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum is added until the amount is paid. The county taxes include the school assessments and the town levies with the exception of the city of Phoenix, who collects their own levies for city purposes.
 Interest charges on the present debts
Arizona republican., 1920-09-21

mittee of arrangements of the club at the Southern Pacific depot at ' o'clock tomorrow morning, and this committee will be in charge of the days activi- ties esW
Arizona republican., 1920-09-21

Interest charges on the present debts of the world amount to 5000, 100000 a year.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-21

v horach.

kdyz slim hora iSti konlci ry
chic Il nadvori Cerne Skaly klu
sail, ostry, studeny vitr osye2il
okamzite starou Marketu a po-
pud uteku zaujal celou bytost
icJl. Nahnula sc ku predu, dr.
zic Sc ledne strany Vozn 4 dy-
.chtive hledeIa zpet.
"Oni .idoll! idou ia nami."
kricela. "Uz mas vidi, slecinko
Cecilie. Dohonejl mas
Cecille stiskla rty; jeil cer-
ne oci jiskrily jako dive hvezdy
Pouziyala mocne bice a drzeia
pcvne opratd. Konici klusali 5
nayrsl dolu; vuz narazel-na ka-
meny, kloniI sc brzo ma tn, ia
SC na onu Stranu hroze prerrh
nutlm, ale Cecille Slehala ko
4
Milky a Y divem k!nSu prchali
dale.
i DoJely ia upati vrchu bezpt
enc pax yiely ia lesni ccstl
zatemnenou cd hustych stroml
), Marketka nevidela vice pro
mas edovateie, ale proto prec,
davala bedIivy pozor. Psi po'
, Vozem St6kali d6sili koniky
Cecilie sed6la zcela klidnc, Q
prate V iedn6 ruce bic DIR
: he, naslouchajic zdali Sc pre-
nasledovatele blizi.
/ Jednu mill - dve mile ujt
a. ". Nyni 81 Cecilie oddechla.
"Ko .ik konihu moli, Markt
0 ko?" tazala Sc, nespoustejl
& zrak S konika.
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PRODA Sc dun 0 6 poko-
ilch, cihlovy, vse zaflzeno, V
{. 35l5 E. 1873 I'll. Ccna $500.
Biizsi sdeli sc V elsie 13604 IT,
nion Ave.
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JOSEF KRizEK, 1870 Dur
kee Ave, tesar a stavitel, Wy
konava vsechny prace do obO-
m toho spadaiici. 2-25
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PRODA SE. dobre staveny,
krasnG uvnitr dekorovany no.
w dvourodinny dum. Nova u
Mon kara pojedo kolem, Je bli-
le Coriett 3koly. Horejsek JIG
pronajnluty IA $50 mesl6ne.
Prijd'te 81 ho prohledndut, il
ste lsoupite. Haste Sc V cislc
1873 Svec Ave. v Corlett. We
.zmetc Kinsman haru aneb Cor
lett. 2-28
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otravil svoji zenu. Koupil jed
od lucebnika V jedne postran-
nj ulici, ktery byl We svedectvi
popsan co stary, neduzivy a la
komy ;muz, ktery ia penize vse
ucini, a ktery vic nez jedenkra
te pTisel do styku trestnim "a
llfeeHeen L eeHi
Lady Trevorova vystrihla lu
Cebnikovu adresu a ostatni cast
rovin Znicila.
Viozic adresu tuto do sve to
bolky, pfepocitala sve penize,
jichz bylo pres sto liber V ban
kovkach a zlate. PAX seSla po
schodech dolu, sama a pesky O.
pustila dunn k prekvapeni ma
Snoreneho lokaje, ktery stal Il
domovnioh- devfi.
Ubfrala Sc do Regent trldy
zavolala prazdnou drozku, da-
la kocimu adresu ctouc il z W.
strizku z novin.
Asi "a hodinu vracela sc la
dy Trevorova Velmi bledym O.
b.icejem do sveho bytu, ktery
otevrela svym klicem. Vratila
sc domu oklikami a podarilo Sc
lii slNryti imeno pred lucebni
| KEN a verila, re nikdo nevi {
ljcji navstev6 Il neho a nikdt
netuSi jeji Umysl.
Jeji tobolka byla nyni prazc
Ina, "a to ySak mela dive lahvl
cky, ktere Sc il zdaly byti ne
lzmernym pokladem.
"Nyni, pravila k sobe
kdyz veSla do sveho pokoje
"nyni pane Horaci Pulforde, j
jsem PAM postaveni. Nez mad
jde ustanoVeny den snatku, b
de bud mrtya nevesta nebo ze
Mich"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-21

PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
aneb Sc vynenl "a privatnf
dim. Haste sc u Tom. Suchg,
86O3 Ecckman Ave. S. e. Tel.
pxinct. 1876 w. N
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PRIJME Sc

PRIME Sc pan ma byt neb
ma byt sc snidani. Haste Sc V
elsie 3453 Z. 40 ulice. 2-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-21

CHCETE-II Si koupit, neb
prodat mastsky majetek aneb
faruu, obrat'te Sc duVerod
ia nejstarsiho spoiehliveho
teskeho jednatele Fr. Hattana,
36A2 e. 40 ul. Obchod zalozcn
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-21

NEJLEPSs maSinovy olej 30
10c lahev koupite 81 koudc-
lu", Abs Broadway a 1898
Warner Rd. 2-2 |
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DrODnG
0znarrlky
NEPROMESKEJTE obstara

EFKOWE,SNE.J + OUStdTd-
ii 81 nyni sve zasoby spodniho
prada, puncoch, latek a vybav
niho zbozi pro pristl zimu V
striznich obchodech "u Koude-
a.; usetrite dobrych so proc.
ma svych nakupech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-21
soseooeeooeeseoooaoooeoeee

dot y ililShS iies AoNN'~NN
ieho majetku jsou velmi spat-
ne, draha Edito. On 81 pfedse-
wal vyhledati slecnu Rosseovu
a prijmouti il "a vlastni vnucku
a dedicku.'
"Ale on il nenalezne a ma
sledovne muze sve soukrome
imeni odkazati mne. Citala
isem ma zdedeni tehoz, ale
nyni Jest po me nadeji!' bedo-
vala vdova.
"Jeho soukrome jmeni stoJl
"a pet tisic liber sterlingu roc
ne - takovy duchod stoJl uz
"a trochu namahani," podot-
knul Pulford zamyslene. "Za o
bycejnych okolnosti byl bych
volny opetovati sve vlastni po-
city k dosazeni tehoz. Wy vsak
mate jmeni, proti nemuz jest
jeho praVou maliCkoSti mne
AMI nenapadne, obetovati vel
Ike k dosazeni maleho. Jeho prl
zen pratelstyi stalo by nam
"a vice nez jeho penizc. On Je
yelk1m statnikem, moci ze-
mi, oblibencem kralovny rad
--sccm jejiho veiicenstva; zkrat-
la jest jednim q nejmocnej-
sich Slechticu vclkc Britanle.
Jeho pokynuti muze mi otevfi-
ii neilepsi domy Anglii Jako
jeho zamraceni ty same zavrl-
ii. Chci Sc stati muzem vysoke
spolccnosti, clenem pfednich
klubu a chci dosahnouti titu-
lc. Vsechny tyto veci by prizeh
jeho pro mne usnadnila -"
"Cekali jsme k vuli marky-
zovi ="
"a nebudeme cekatis dele.
On Jest smrtelne urazen, ia ale
mohu byti ziv bez jeho prime
jako Wy a sir Albert Trevor pc
mnoha l6ta jste zili."
Take jsme cekaii k vuli tt
holcc," pravila lady Trevoro
va skoro septem. "Nechci sc
provdati, pokud Sc il musin
obavati.%
"Nemate Sc nyni S jcjl strany
nicehoz vice obavati. Neni-l
jiz mrtva, budc bro. Myslim
&c postradate sve obvykle mol
drosti odkladanlm naseh,
snatku pro takoyou prlcinu, l.
ditto. Stanu-li So Va5im NAME
lem, nebude to Y mem zajml
haiti vase jm6no a jm6ni pre-
kazdym vetrelcem? Nebudem,
Sc priti. w iste odIozila ma
saatck 2 priGin, kterG sc m
zdaji nevhodnymi. Nebud
Jim dele naslouchati. NaSc I'd
anoubeni nezustanc dele taler
styim.'
Snaick budc odbyvan d
mesicol Nebqsa, madame, m.
site, 2e Sc necham dc{c okr;
dati o sVui dill ma vaScm i'm
nj? PodToboval jsem sc va$i
yrtochum celou minulou zin
a doyolil isem odkladatl n
Snatck do nekoneCna. Navst
voyaia iste venkovska sid
bavila jstc SC Sc svobodnyl
mllEi, napahala istc sc ulov
lorda Glenhama r. ia vid
ySc, prichazel a odchazcl isc
co vas obchodni jcdnatel Il
dobrc spolecnosti byl jscm
pen pouzc co gentleman a V
prltel, pravlm, pouzc trpe
Nyui 2menlmc yAc. Chez i
pancm Y tonto dome, KID
lacm nNnl pQuze hostcm Ial
slim Vstoupiti do spolecnosti
vas manzcl; zamySlim liti II
dill vaScho jmeni chci iczdit
locarc konmo vami p
ku; chci Sc yyroynati yaslm
ro2cnym pratelum; chci sed
II Nasi tabuIe co vQlitGl a ud
ii pohostinstyi; chci porou(
vaSim sluzebnikum; chci 81
ydti ,,e yasich pokojich
bczstarostny ziyot gent cl
ma. Den vaSich vymluv a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-21

Mascot bitevnice Brooklyn
Jest macek petilety, jenz jest
jiste jedinou Selmou sveho dru-
hu, mohouci Sc pochlubiti nej-
vetsim cestovnim rekordem.
Vraci Sc prave z asijskych vod
odkud bitevnice tyto dny pri-
plula do San Franciska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-21
PRODAJI Sc police, putty,

PRODAJf Sc police, putty.
stojaci vykladni skrine, RUNE
druhy stoiu hodici SC zvlaste
pro krejciho. Jeden dubovy ve-
SAX na $aty klobouky vel
kym zrcadlem a rozlicne sto-
janky ma vykladani zbozi do
oxen. Haste Sc u J. Il. Vorla,
373V Broadway. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-21
Oblitej lady Trevorovy zes.


nal.
Mela Pulforda rada co slu-
| nu; co svei1o snoubence JeJ ne
navidela opovrhovala MIN.
Byla ctizadostivou, Vyhlldka
ma snatek S MIN hryzla a po-
korovala il. Tajne milovala lor
da Glenhama a nevzdala Sc do
sud nadeje ma silatek MIN.
Cecilie Rosseova ma vzdy od-
klizena 2 iejl cesty, proc by ne
mel lord Glenham brati ohled
ma pfani sve matky nepoJmou
ii "a manzelku vnucku lorda
! st. Leonardsa? Setrva-ll Pull
ford pfi svych naroclch ma nj,
ieii laska a ctizadost budou
stejne zmafeny. Vedela, re by
byl spiSe krutym panem nez
| zamilovanym manzelem, a pr
| znavaIa sama sobe, re by rade-
| il zemrela, nez sc stala Jeho
manzelkou.
A pax vesker6 hrozne pro-
stredky, kterymi Sc chtela w
maniti q jeho moci, ktere Wy
myslila "a sVeho pobytu zam
ku Cliffu V prvnich dnech JeJl-
no zasnoubeni, vratily sc ma
HE pamet ieji.
Pulford pozoroval j 8 jaIlyn
, 81 yitGZstvim.
"Vite, re tento snatek jest
mi odpornym,' pravila lady
/ Trevorova tvrdym, chladnym
: hlasem DO kratke pomlcce. "Ne
miluii vas -"
Pu.ford Sc small ustepacne.
"Coz bych nemohla vase ma.
roxy na mne vykoupit?' praVl
la, namahaiic Sc mluvit kid.
, ne. Dam vam pet tisic libei
rocne po cely vas zivot, opa.
, trim vam pfistup do spolecno'
sti. po niz tax touZite -
Pulford Sc Ease Zasmal.
: "Po Gem ia touzim, neni sp(
Q llecnost, nybrz vstoupeni do spt
4 lecnosti co manzel lady Trevo
,rovy. Lady Edita PulfordoVa-
Y 10 nezni spatne, eh? Dejte S
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