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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
osLAvA TRisTEHo wy.
Rotf pRIsTANf POuTNfKn
KaAdy okres v Nebrasoc Jest IA.
dan, by 10 m oslavS v
0maze podilcl.

John l. Webster. pfcdscda
hloyniho vlboru mn uspofhdkni i
naSem mesie velktho prnvodu, Il
pfilezitosti oslapy tfisteho yyrotI
pfistdui poutnik1 k americky m
hfeh0m, oznamnie, 2c kazdy okres
' Nehrasce Dude pokhddn, by SO
ma oslaya podilel. velkolepy pro
vod Dude neispisc v Omaze pc.
fddan We ttvrtek v tydnu Ak sar.
Ben karneyalu.
N6kolik okresh liz SO uvolilo
yyprayiti a%lcporickt vozy pro IN
mfslcnf pr1yod a rovn6z ~ o.
mazskfeh spolkh uyddomilo hlay
nj vfbor o dmyslu mfti svt floaty
v prdyodu. podobn6 zam}sli tGz
utinit | iiht zdejsi ohcanskt q
soukrpme organisace,
Mesta Fremont. Plattsmouth,
Madison a Wakefield pozadala b
~yyhrazeni mist v prhyodu pro sss
.alegorick6 yozy . cclkem Jest jR
na 20 float zajistenSch pro prh
yod, ktcry, jak ze zajmu Y ccltm
lie jN nyni souditi, Dude
jednim = ~nejyetsich n nejnadher-
jakf byl kdy v hasem
u~spofddan. slibnt zprayy
0 dhstojntm zasionpenf mn prd.
vodu obdrlel yybor ! y osad hu.
ste cechoslovaky obydlenych. v
eeskych spolcich v Omazc Dude o
zalezitosti ttto icdnano v nejbll2.
sich schdzich.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14

nnLNtKu MA gNE JEvi
~ xNAcNy NEDoHrATEK

0malskt tlahods ne rad, ufa.
do,na na ebslArhsAni aamssink
VI uhlraelA Ne kuuct mibulthn 81
dne rtes CO.. rfihlhsst . aelnlk j
IA enc SpraNti ntadnsns hslo
ssah molnNm Nsslat M pfihlast
Nd misln lalike IT'S mu9h.
Ntiaina ntihlasusaiclh ) nehras
sksvh most nahlh dtlnikhm ma
snt 60 ernt0 nm hudinu q \ icmn
straw Il hAt glarma
Y lIoldrepe, Nanr. i6daii o ~
slani tam g0n dtlnikn Il Norton,
kauso pfitly pfihIdSky mn slcint
poeei dtlnikh, jim4 Ne nabisi 10.
cout0 ma hodinu a strava aede
SAT eentd ma hodinu Ne nabisi Y
Tobias, Western. David City,
Seward a Friend. Nebr,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
MAJETEK PLYNARNf
SPOLEcNoSTI BYL Cd.
HADNUT MA $215, 900

Okresui ekvalisacni rada po 20.
dennim zasedani 50 V min. tYdnll
odrotila, kdyz byla stnnoyila eel.
kovon cenu majetku omazskt ply.
narni spolecnosii ia $4,000.
Okresnf 1feJnici pravi, ze Y do.
.sledku stanoveneho odhadu mesto
bylo ma danich pfipraveno o
$4,000.
Dfivejsi majitelt plynarny IN.
plat dan ze s215,000, odhadnntt
no cbnosu ia majetek, kterg spo.
leenost posnd v nascm okresu md
0 y nthoz mtsto Omaha obdr2f asi
$1,000 jake dali.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
MAJ1TELE 0B~RAzKovYCH
DIVADEL NEPOvOLf HUI.
DEBNtKtM WRIST PLAT

MaJifclf a feditclt diyadel '
Omaze prohlasiIi N rozhodnt ne.
povoli zygsenf slnzntho 0 80 pro.
cent, jez unie hudebnfkh poza.
duJc.
Hndebnici chttji s5e a &e9 N.
dph, kdezto pfitonp1 dosfaysJi
ID &55 do S3s, KspeInfci chteji
MOO, M mistk ID 40 DO se5,
Kootrakty musf b5h podepyh
ny do H heryrnee, Debo hudebni-
ri sIibuJi pfjrazit dsjzich 10 pro.
rent III svym pozadayH hm.' N,
Idifelt obrhzk0yyeb diyadej nsbf.
dli hndsbnfkhm M5Aen1 D ~ pro.
rent 4 pskIi j4jjeh pabfdks nebu.
Ne pfijatA, yyhrozuA IN 1plDk n.
pusff ID vydrzoyAnf orchestra 4
ph pfedstav<nieh ypotftbf pouss
'ysrhsns
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14

~ ssAirhnl uheA i ,lums nmllAA
neN eAlt, a rp I heslinh eiruleiui
nasnmaniele s,rrasill :, IA s,a.
cesiu, va hlete mail \ AMY
slu na,A,isi,i DENVER. Vol0 Nall
Lake City Utah, a iinA misla ma
dAlntm sAnads nha mladl Ira
ians isou dehfe ssMmi Y truslpA
naAi omladiny q doslAlu ~ Jim rti
Nepluu 10 nftslasa manielskSha
rra'ulaei oil eelnsch rfA,cl III
fNinieme = take \ tetn hlNuht
lnde ptniulnnin a pftjemr no,n
manAelhm v pima Nfilcr mnehu
a Aiesii ma spolrane pautI
TAX ahy spukoiennst lran
L 81 usidllla pod snolcensm ie
iich kfoycm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
SNATCH KRAJANU

Y sobotu, ane 10. ccrvna, Wy.
zVcdli ii povoleni k s1atku slccna
Vlasta Pfibyloya, deera manzelh
Naclav . Marie PfibyloyYch, BY.
dlieich Y elsie 1922 JIM Scdmnd.
eta uliee, \ panem Frankem lIni.
liekou, synem pani Vac. urbano.
VI, bydliei Y elsie 1906 JIM De.
adta uIice, a hned po IL oddani
byli okresnim sndim Crawford
en-. Sytdky byli slecna Bozen.
Pfibyloya, sestra %nevtsty, a pan
josef IIniliGka, bratr zcnichhv. v
nedfli, dne H. ceryence, v dzktm
krotlzku ncjbIizsich pfateI konaI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
STkELBOU ZAHNAL
LUPICE-~. CERNoCHA

V bonddli IA casnt hodiDy ran
hi, syn PAM Lcny Miskovskt, by.
dlicf V els. 1855 JIM a. ulicc,
trent ranami 2 bambitky zahnal
M 1tGk lupiee--ccrnocha, jetz
SNAIL Sc v%loupati do tcjich oby.
dlf PAM MiskovskA asi We ri
hodiny rdno v%stala, ably dobltdla
no sv6 slepicc n, kdyz Sc vrdtila
zpet do domu, znsleehla podezfcll
sramot u pfcdnich drdthnych dye.
H. Patrajic po pficinl, zahIfdla
cernochoyu ruku, prostrcenou
skrzc proffznutg otyor w drhti,
ktcrou SNAIL NC dytfc otevffti.
Pr tomto objevu dnchapfltom.
nosti y6ak ncztratila, zayolala i.
hned ma syna, jenz rychle uchopiI
bambitku, scbtbl dolh d m Ger
ntho yetfelee dW rany yyphlil,
cernoch dial 40 ma ntGk n mladg
p. Miskpvskg no prWidsledoyal
kdyz cernoeh zahnnl do uIicky,
D. Miskovskg vypalil IN min TIE.
II rdnu, niemfnt Iupidi podafilo
We uniknOuti.
ceruoch mel sscbou kus kober.
&c, ktery polozil mn schody b M
Ike dyefim, aby ozyuk syycb kro.
XII ma porci spite utInmil.
Odyaznf yetfeIci yIonpaIi W. v
nedeli rhno do sklcpa jos Nil.
dera, ffs. 2s0s Capitol aye, h u.
kofistiIi asi IA 1900 Iiboyin MI.
kd0 q domacich Iidf nezagIechI
sramotu, kdyz Iupici V automobi.
III pfijeIi y obydii, ani kdyz tyli
W sklepk q kofisf syoji nakIadaIi.
nj ttfo lonpezi byio odcizeno 100
kvarth whisky, All 80 gaIIonh II.
bu D aM rs galloDh jcmngch Vim
PoIicie yak nebyla D pfpadl
tonic nytdomxns
IT, X Puffah, usidIeng w Fonx
tenelle hotelu, byI V pDndfIi '
10 hodin rhDo oIoupen, M 10.
u Douglas uIg D VA
v BediIi V noel yDikji lnpiei do
1fadoyny dr6, Tifzsimmona d
Dcngisse Il odejziIi zAeDbn data;
morfjnu . kokainp. 4
Kdyz byJi pcdk1psIi zed, Ippi
n v sDb0tu Y noei dostSlj N ~
obehodu Lson Bros, 100 Fsrnsm
NJ, DdeizjIj mn1z1tyf rfxn4ho zbos
n 4 kloboslkt, jez nAlpzIi ns
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
DIVA Bandit oLOUPILI
BANKU We WATERLOO


Oscar loos. 10 rok6 starry, i
Granada, Colo, n John Grau, %
roxy starl, 2 Council Bluffs, i
pdtek m T. v 1890 hodin dopo.
ledne, ynikli do banky We Water.
loo, Nebr. u kdyz byli kusira A.
T. Strattona syazali a $3.50 uko.
fistili ysedli do Fordky a rychlc
y mdstetka uii2d6li. ...#
IN mimi ysak v jine kafe zdhy
pustili sc Otto Wilson, mattel
tamniho obchodu zbozim zelezdf.
skym, kter@ bandity MA bancc po-
stfchl, iesta ) iinymi obtany, a jiz
" ll;30 bod. mtli mladt lupicc,
kfefi n Compton mostu, pet mil
cd Elhkorn, dohonili, We svt moci
~ be2 iedinfho vystfeln PAX by.
ii donuecni, ably ukazali. kde ko.
fisf svoji odhodili. vsccky ulou.
pen6 pcnizc byly nalczcny a zdro.
ven ! diva reyolyery, ktcre bandi
ii phi pronasledovdni tn zaho.
dill.
Mladi banditi byli %dopraycni
zpet do Waterloo, odkud byli Cd.
poledne tehoz dne p~fivolanou po.
licii do Omahy dopravcni a Y o.
krcsnim ytzeni pro dalsi yysetfo.
vdni zabczpeteni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
NORGAARD BYL ma
10 DNf

Russell Norqaard, soffr phi po.
.liceJnim odboru, byl ndGelnikem
policie Ebersteinem odIozen ma 10
dnf ~ slnzby q zaroyen obdrzel
dftku jnko trest IN snrovp 1tOk
f1a WIN. Hclgersona, plecbafc y 4.
zoos Vinton ul., ktereho napom5.
bal z~atknonti ma obyinhni, zc ",
raj syoji rodinu.
Norgaard dosfal Ne ua policcj
nj hotovost pied dewitt mfsfci,
kdy hral scnsafni rolf pfi zacfrh.
n6nf Mayors smitha N vffrznosti
u okresnf segdni bndovy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14

hodiny 20 spachantm titm cd.
souzeni k odslonzeni NJ cd = do
u rokh v kdznici v Lincoln, kan
byli Y dtory odpolcdnc y Omahy
doprnycni, u.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
Anton B. Capek

eoshr ahched p~osemknvs
2o7 nfandeis Theatre Tel Doug. sbal
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
CEsKY MAR. HRBITOvNf =
GPOLEK v OMAZE

odb5yd phllctni schhz ' nedeli,
dnc -, ccryence, Vt bodln ycccr
" sokolovnd.
Karcl Spalek, tai
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
PovoLENi KU sTAvBE

v minulfm t5dnu poyoleni XII
staybd yyzyedl Vi mczi jingmi
j. II Kopietz, 271j y nlicc, dfc.
yhnh staycni, 1900.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
Domy ma prOd0j
"a levnou cenu-

1916 jiini II. Hulice,
zoos JIM II. III 7 s%yttnic.
800 Dominion MI. = | sv6tnice.
1923 Miami $50 ) svttnic - 5000
1l0s William - obchodni budova.
a003 III. o. ILL., - 7. svatg yelkg lot,
2l7 Center ~ 5 sy6tnie, m6stskd
goda - st,i00.
42l5 jiz. ~ ul.~7 sytt moderni.
230G i& il, uI.--6 syst, modernf
1923 Martha ul~-l4 syet., moder.
1859 JIM lG. ulice Q sv6tnic.
2f32 iiz. II. Ill, syst. modorni.
pfihlaste So II mas, Name vel.
Ky y5bdr peknych dom6 a Lotto
ma prodej Aldte-li dmysl proda.
ii syhj maietek, obrafte Sc IA mas
v kazdtm pfipad6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
THINKS KAISER SHOULD IH0PtS Of COMPROMISE
BE TRIED BY WOMEN FACIION STRENGTHENED

Washington, Jan. 0,--Numerous
conferences between the opposing
sides in the treaty fight in the senate
Today strengthened the hopes of those
who believe that by compromise or
reservations ratification OF The treaty
viii be possible,
Administration senators showed a
disposition to make greater conces-
sfurTE to tire rcpubttcau leaders tran
they have manifested at any time
since the fight began.
The fact that they might be brought
to an acceptance Of the Lodge reser-
yations with slight notifications.
which would mean that the president
would refuse to accept the ratifica7
ton, did not deter the Democratic
senators from offering 10 go a long
way in the direction OF compromising.
Senator Curtis, the Republican
whip, declared that in his opinion the
Democrats will yield to the essential
provisions OF the Lodge reservations
and that the treaty will be ratified
next week.
Senators Lenroot McNary. Colt and
others Of the mild reservation gross
among the Republicans were equally
confident
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

control and management for period
of two years to permit a determine
ton of the correct policy. feeling as
sured that under government man
agennent the properties WIN continue
to enhance in value and render
greater service to the public
Eve denounce the delay of con-
gress in the matter OF the enactment
Of legislation looking to the curtail-
ing of the powers and privileges OF the
packing house trust and urge the i'm
mediate enactment of tho Kenyon
Anderson bill or some similar law for
the control OF this industry, that the
people may be afforded nj ieast tenn
porary relief from the exactions OF
this gigantic monopoly,
I've urge a closer union of all
classes of producers, to the nnd that
Some relief may be secured from the
power OF monopoly that now holds
the workers. and farmers OF the ma
ton in its grasp.
S--We believe that such reforms
as may be necessary to bring about
this can best be secured through the
use Of the ballot and call upon tho
workers OF Virginia to make the best
use of their citizenship in this respect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
Ry HON. HENRI ROBERT
President of TIN, French Bar. Pross>cu"
tor of Joseph Catiux and Crtmi-
nal InANrr of International tAIme.


Paris. Jan 10--The kaiser should
be tried. not hv :ho worlds leading
mag lst-ate4 are J,srists but by rep
resertatlyp bench picked from among
tho w nan of All nations whose SONS
hi t,7--7r murdered uT7 tf17 battfeH
fields as direct result of the arch
criminals assault on mankind
Tn kaiscrs trial as unprecedented
in legal history, II IS true, but his
crimes are unprecedented as well az
il Is tho duty Of the modern world
10 establish n preaedcnt which VIII
serve as cncck on future interna-
tioual dastsrds OF his type.
Tho omthers of the dead soldiers
are sho most nttod Judges for this
man. for they combine the high quail
I. Of womanly mercy with strict
1870 6: he responsibility al this gen
Grafton toward The mothers OF the
future, whose hearts perhaps Will be
similarly tern by brutal bereaVefn' mt
in unlus titled warfare unless steps
ere now taken tn put the fear OF death
IN thu hearts OF coming despots.
Judgment of tho kaiser by the
mothers Of the allied nations Will re-
suit in a just and practical verdict
unaffected by the irrelevant legal
nicities which would color a decision
bv 1he las trained minds of great
5urists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
REPUBLICANS DISCUSS
GUSHING Of SOCIALISTS


state convention of New York Repub-
leans VIII De held February 20 in
Carnegie hail. This was decided to-
day by the Kepu blican state commit
tee at a brief session and Elihu Root
was designated to preside at the con-
Veution.
There was considerable informal
discussion of the oushng of the five
socialist assemb lymen by the Repueii-
can bly,. Speaker Sweet said
that before returning to Albany he
expected to make "A statement reply
ing to Charles +. Hughes criticism OF
the socialist asscmblymen's suspen-
sion The words "wanton and stupid
appearing IN the criticism launched
By the Young Mems Republican club
against the assembiy's action ap-
pcartd to be regarded by the greater
number ef the III state committee
men present as TOO precipitate."
ogden L. Mills said at the close OF
the meeting:
The proposition which contem'
plates the right of the majority of q
+ rcprcson tative assembly to exclude &
minority because of the expressed
political belief Of the party to which
the minority belongs, is revolutionar,
and as serious a threat to American
institutions AS will be found in oul
entire history"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
EDITOR FOUND DEAD IN BED
AFTER Snort ILLNESS

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
Lynchburg. Va, Jan. l0.-John l..
Douglas, Jr, fer several months edi-
tor of the Altavista Journal, who had
been i'll n few days, was found dead
in his bed this afternoon at his faith
er's home at Lynchs. He was "a years
of age and unmarried. He was ed
ucated at Randolph Macon academy
and Washington and Lee university,
enlisted in the navy at the outbreak
OF the war on a,e battleship Charles
ton and made several voyages across
transporting soldiers. He Is survived
by his father, John l.. Douglas. OF
Lynchs, three brothers, Charles A,
and l. e, of Lynchs. and Rev. James
Douglas, of Atlanta and one sister
Miss Margaret Douglas, also OF
Lynchs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
DOUBT REPORTS OF
ALLIED AGREEMENT

The Hague. Jan. 9.---1n diplomatic
circles here reports said to emanate
from French sources have 1t tnat
America and i, Britain have silently
agreed to let the French have the
dominant diplomatic position In
nearly all the capitals of the Euro
pean continent
This is declared to be but part
ef-the ambitious French political
Europe and give French diplomacy
political and diplomatic power to
the right of way"
In well informed quarters doubt
is expressed regarding these reports
al least insofar as America Is con-
ccrned, since it is not believed Wash
ington would tacitly or otherwise
have given France to understand ,aat
America viii defer, support or re-
.malr silent in all European capitals
to French plans or influence where
such run counter to the interests OF
America.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11


the powers of government, ana
Illegally and with prejudice diverted
a government Instituted for the pro-
lection of the rights OF all the people
to the protection OF tho special privi-
leges of n small class of our citizens.
5-We believe that the greatest do
nestle problem now confronting the
nation is the railroad transportation
question. We condemn the action OF
congress in undertaking TO return
the railroads. hastily and without
thought or mature consideration, to
the Wall Street interests and under
conditions that mean the plundering
of the American people out of hun
drcds OF millions of dollars annually.
We believe that the question of rail-
road Transportation is government
tai one and that the ultimate solu-
ton of the problem lay in govern
ment ownership, That the question
may receive the thought and con-
sideration that is due il however, we
urge continuation of government
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

which they are to travel to secure
such inforinAt5oR as q available COM
corning sfAmflfes- already under Rea
Cross care. The directors Of civilian
rolief. will give the .investiGA- -orr let
ters or infrodiirAion1 to- Red Cross
workers Throughput the territory m
which they are to travel, and will
send in advance to such Red Gross
workers, notice OF when the investi-
gators are to be in their territory.
The Red Cross workers will render
all assistance possible TO the investi-
gators. and Will have ready for them
such cases of hardship as have come
to their notice and In which they have
been unable 10 secure government. ac-
-tfor. he investigators are Instructed
to take UP such -cases Immediately
and do everything in their power to
adjust the claims for compensation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. l0.~-Haf an
hour after the Socialist district com
nittee learned today that Victor Ia
Berger had for second time been
refused a seat in the house of repre-
sentatives, the committee held a meet
ing. and Berger was again nomtnat-
ed in Wisconsiu's nth congressional
district. But no special election will
be called. Governor Phillips announc-
ed tonight, and Berger Will have no
opportunity to run again until next
November. The fifth district Is with
out representation in the house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
BERGER AGAIN
CONTINUED from Page One,

fort to the enemy Cnder our oaths
Of office, we cannot seat him as a
member of this body.
Mr.. Dallinger stated tonight that
the contest filed against Berger,s cleo
ton ty his opponent, II, II, boden-
stab, will be Investigated, and his lei
gibility for membership in the house
passed upon. Beaenstab ran ora
fusion ticket in an effort TO best .ber-
ger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
RED CROSS HELPS N
ADJUSTING CLAIMS

Washington, Jan. a.-District in
vestigators of the bureau of war risk
insurance all over the United States
have been instructed to cooperate
closely with the American Red Cross
in giving immediate assistance in the
adjustment of claims in cases of hard
ship.
A letter sent by the bureau to its in
vestigators suggests that before start
ing on any trip they shall hrst visit
the DIVISION headquarters Of the
American Red Cross, an the district in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
REPORT OF loo PER CENT
DIVIDEND SENDS STOCK UP

New York. Jan. ia report cur
r. nj today n Wall street that iae
Per cent dividend Is about to be de-
clared by the Standard Oil company
sent the stock reeketing upward. Open
ing at 1852 a gain over night of TWEEN
ty-one points. it scared swiftly to IT'S,
then made further gains. The report
was without confirmation from the
The Standard on COM
pany was organized by John D. Rookie
teller and others fifty years ago today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
LABOR MEN PREFER

Continued from Page One).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
COMMITTEE
ASKS FOR CANDIDATES

The nominating committee of the
Young Wumens Christian association
wishes to have the members of the as
ISOLATION send in names for considera-
ton a. members of the board Of direc-
/ tors, any time before January 20.
l., The election takes place at the an
nual meeting which will be held later
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
SOCIALISTS CHARGE
DIVERSION OF CONTRACTS !,
TO GREAT BRITAIN

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE charge
that r. r. Nathan, head of the British
secret service In the United states
acting under protection of the Lusk
committee. seized copies of tentative
contracts for 100000. 600 worth of
business that the Russian soviet gov
eminent wanted to place with Ameri-
can concerns and sent them to England
where they were used for the benefit OF
British interests, was made tonight by
the five suspended socialists assem-
bly, men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

WIfe=Iohn. | shall have to get some
new clothes this winter.
Hub--Great Scott, -weFnan' That's
Just what you said last year.--Bostor
Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Words failed me. was aghsst At
my ignor ncs. But how should !
know about a matinee when nobody
mentioned such a thlsgi
Its ali right" soothed friend
Lady, mo particular harm cone.
only remember there are six night
shows week and two afternoons
Wcdnebdnys ana Saturdays. Good
by"
I hung ~ the receiver and fell into
a chair
Perhaps I could eill get there in
time for the last act scrambled
into my hat and coat and flew 20
the theatre The stage door man
grunted. flashed by him and up
the iron stairs 10 the big dressing
room, out Of which the girls were
just streaming, dressed for the final
act wae too late.
I leaned against the wall and
sobbed
."Don't bawi 20. KID raid n voice
NJ my shoulder. what's the natter
Has your best fellow fransferred his
affections 20 your girl frlcnd1 BE.
cause IL he hasn't. there's nothin' In
the world ought TO make you turn
on the shower like that"
looked into the thiekly painted
face ~ giri had never seen before
IN the show.
She had hard eyes and coarse
mouth. which was smiling az me In
curious sort Of way.
Il didn't know there was a matinee
today" ] said 10 choked voice, and
started 10 move away.
Avis that ail7 Say. didn't
know there was anything as green
as you. Sis. this side % the Pail.
sadcs. Where you llving7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

'sMcAlpin botei.'' I answered
- "shuckHl what's The idea nvfn
like that You can't have any fun
In a hotel. Say. listen" Hhs
came close 20 me. holding my elbow
and lowering her voice. Il got srsli
little fiat Ny chum's just rift "
get married Come on ~ and 60
halves with me. Irl cost you Lees
and you can"
Thanks very much" l had rot
over my crying III completely BY this
time. "bui have my cousin with
me. Wed rather stay az the hotel
The giri moved slowly off, looking
over her huDched shoulders al ma.
SUIT YOURSELF,
BIT"
suit yourself" she said, bur u
girl that doesn't know enough q
show up at the matinee oughta have
keepcr-eornebody that can teach
her beans when the bags open Take
IL from me. Kid. you'Ii never get
nowhere In this business"
often think she II right
But ! don't know that ] want %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06
Bachelor, 20, Wants
Blue-Eyed Wife, 40

LONDON. Dec. Ga letter from
a Lonely Widower'' was received BY
the Belfast guardians. The writer.
asked for help In finding a wife.
The writer said he was 20. but aid.
not look more than 80. He wanted
his wife 10 be a Protestant between'
30 and 40. blue eyes, brown hair
fond 81 pictures and outings gener-
ally. want one who has not =
penny. and who IL a strict 7. T."