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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
a MILLIONAIRE FOR .,......5 .iss..ss;
ii51,,s TWO Who'll = MONTHS

S Tokyo, by Nail sgtddy duc-
tuatioas OF j tho Japanese "a h,lliness
world which h b yss NH achsd
their climax With the nearlpsptc OF
the last fsws sSks, 0tfSf many
strang e incidents. but probably nom
Is more spictureSQlle t Aan ttbats0fsq ole
FKakuhaFa, o. country atpeekIep6r, who
come tos Tokyo with $500. TIE say
|ings Of many weary years behind the
rural count er, and lbecalf4 u million-
aire within n month and ! pauper
within another two iss s:s N IA, a..
Kakuhara came to Tokyo during
|ths slattar part ;of last March to try
his luck S0n the rice and spFpduce ex-
change. HE invested modest pile
rice GLOWING the ~ market 40
prices rose, and An April he was al
ready IN the mi lionaire class. He
hen formed & combination with .,
we'll known and experienced stock
gambler, bulling the INA Ekst with
such success that his pile grew even
larger. An he Haa4 he staked on
rice, and then luck failed him.. He
was caught--and cleaned out. unable
to pay high margins hteh the
slump called for. 81 S z:s:S \.
a He has now returned to his little
country store where he issentertain-
ing his old friands with the tale Of
how it feels to be milliQ even
ii 1T - only for two months. @ gs;. Il
"a a., 49, rfI,a EfOs.s.s ,,,a 49, ! VII
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
COSTS SIX LLlONTO
GRADUATE sew ltFUPlLS
s:(Bya'Unted P'ress) :.

Shanghai. tBy Mall Af ter
spending little less than 81, 100000
a pupil IN order to- graduate the first
class Of medical students to takega
course at. the Union Medical college,
the Rockefeller Foundation which
sponsored the project has announced
that a program for the expenditure
OF millions on a similar project In
Shanghai had been abandoned. AS
q result OF the announcement of st.
John 5 University, an Episcopal In
5stitution, has made public plans for q
vast extention Of its medical college
here. 81. 80, I 5000 ~
When the Rockefeller Millions
were pouring into China about five
years ago the other schools stepped
aside and marked time" their OBJ
ject being to allow the wealthy AM
erican q clear field in the develop
ment'of the medical profession In the
Far East. - - Ss-ys z5 MI! 4
Six million dollars were spent In
the Pekin venture, in construction
costs and maintenance, and seven
pupils were graduated. u
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
VAUDEVILLE AT GRAND a'
SATURDAY ONLY

Faulkner & Ward are two men,
one Of them doing q different kind Of
a Hebrew comedy, while the other
foils to. the queens taste. These two
men have played the better class Of
vaudeville theatres all over the coun-
try They have gone to a big ex-
pense in getting a new act written
BY Harry yLangdon of .Johnnie's New
Car" fame, and without a doubt this
act will drive away any regret you
may have and II you love for the
chatter Of automobiles don't fail to
see these two clever boys in their
new act "Blow Your Horn !@ !. e.
The bill includes Green and Bailey,
who's are blackface comedians, called
the;a.'Gold Dust Screamers;" Rita
Rose is vocalist Of the better type,
and the Louis, Earle and Walter trio
have an instrumental vocal novelty.
The four acts and picture will be
shown in, the afternoon at $3.50: and
twice in the evening at 1880 and
y. -. -
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NEWS Of THE THEATRES.

for man to be refused. What would
woman do If rebuffed? oh, you
say no man could rebuff 2 proposing
women; rell accept her just through
sheer gallantry, whether he would
really want her or not. Oh, but
would he?s DR.. Garth Vincent was
not especially noted for his polite
ness to the fair sex. He was rather
more lbrusque and cutting than good
breeding allowed, at times. He SEEM
ed to take delight in being rude to
Katherine Dereham, yet she startled
him by saying "Take me-" You will
be startled. too, by the many tense
situations and the fine acting OF Alice
Brady, James L. Crane. and other
members of q distinguished cast In
"A, Dark Lantern" showing at the
.ElkO tonight and tomorrow. e t$9 { & &
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
setpsrstltlous slsuth.

During the windstorm yesterday
afternoon" related Constable Sam q.
;slackputter, the sagacious sleuth Sof
,Petunia, "a sign board was, blown off'm
the front Of the Right Place store: and
hit on the head q gent that was com
Ing from the depot to deliver the "
eeum course lecture ut the :op'ry house
last night, and knocked him senseless.
lSdknow as I believe in omens and
such things any more than the average
person, but I couldn't help thinking
that when a circumstance like that
happens It Is q sign Of something
Kansas City Star. =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04

mast 10 DAYS Is able to leave the hos
5Dital. Mr.. whiting will buy property
while there and will move his family
there in the near future for he has
inst; closed q IDEAL here with q. MOul-
ton Of Clitherall whereby he has sold
his property to him. a. IA
n Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Minkler Of King
ston, Mo-, are guests Of friends here
for a short period. t+-; 81. 5f .ls
Mrs. George Day transacted 1all l''
ness in Bemidji Tuesday. n f n sss
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
CLEMENCEAU's STORY 81 s...:ss B !.
T..-. = - A. SCREEN TRIUMPH

Georges Clemenceau, 1.-THE Tiger
of France" wrote The Strongest ;
which was presented by William For
= at the Rex theatre yesterday and he
has set. a new standard for. screen
authors to follow. AS In everything
he undertakes, the great Frenchman
here seems to be leader. a ss,@ ,- u, !
The characters in the beautiful
and convincing storya real love-
story--are human: the, situations In
which they find themselves, and the
conclusion, the climax, are not fore
ed. To the author there is some
good in everyone and some bad in
everyone. The hero is not a perfect
man who can do no wrong, the vii
lain is not always incapable, of right.
The heroine, charmfngly portrayed
by Renee Adoree, q beautiful French
actress, makes mistakes. =. 4.s >s & =
Much ,of the great strength Of
the production undoubtedly lies in
the finished performances given by
the cast Of International favoritss
William Fox, has given to r.. A.
Walsh, the director. Carlo Liten
the Sir Henry Irving Of Belgium
they call him in Europe gives q
powerful performance of the Mar
quis, and Harrison Hunter. who
makes his screen debut, afte~ thirty
years Of stage: successes, as the steel
king Of France causes one to wonder
why this sterling artist ever should
leave the silent drama. The Gauth-
Ter de Trignys, Jean and his wife, as
the villain and his companion in in
trigue, each makes a marked hit
Florence Malone. who appears In the
prologue only; J. A. Marcus and the
rest of the cast do excellent work.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
Short story q Paper Making.

n t.4%{$ Sn0tIs 0I09y ~ pARSr Walking.
t.> The art Of making paper from null
berry bast Is said to have been in
vented IL China In the second century
B. G. Afterwards bamboo shoots.
straw, grass and other materials were
also used. The manufacture spread to
the adjacent countries. The Arabs
learned It In ESamarkand. and their
learned men carefully. kept the process
~ which they made paper Tor their
own use. The crusades made EurQpe
.acquainted with the ART, and the nfst
,papsr min dates from The twelfth ea.
try. s.5s Il
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: y 80 *
NORTHERN

4 4 ~ 4 a. ~ - =, \ e i $3.50. =
Mr.. and Mrs. sE.sP. Cronsmillert and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Day and family
spent Sunday afternoon at Layinia as
guests Sof Mr.: and Mrs. IT. Robinson.
The Farmers club was entertain-
ed Saturday BY Mrs. Chas. EardahT
about 125 guests were entertained Ut
dinner. An enjoyable and instruc-
tive time was had. The club will be-
entertained in October by Mrs. G. Ar
mold. - ~ - ss:s~ sss: s.. 5ss
Is Charles Dearborn, who has been.
spending the past six weeks in the
cities, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. A.. M. Grover called on Mrs.
e. Huggett Sunday lss.; Z %s & s:s
IS g. D. A. Whiting, who has been at
the Indepen dence, Asanatarium the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
BONES UNEARTHED !. 4: I:
-, -. IN HAM1ET'S GARDEN
:" Dover (RY Mail-Ennr ancient

skeletons have just been unearthed
in the garden of Forbes Robertson's
house near here. a; ;ssssesss22. sss 5 s5s
This coincidence gave England's
greatest Hamlet one more iopportun-
5ity to recite the ALAS, poor Yorick!"
speech and Britishers are wondering
whether despite his retirement from
the stage he was not tempted to give
the gardeners q private hearing Of the
philosophical prince. ..sss.5sys5 ss3.iS5 ID
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
HE FEELSLIKE A
DIFFERENT FL; ! +, ] MAN
Friends Are Surprised. by
r Change in Him Since
Taking Tanlac IN

Before ] started taking Tanlac my
friends were remarking about how
bad ! looked, but now they want to
know what has brought me out so.
quickly" said William M. Brazski,
Route 2, Box 1872, Thirteenth av~!
enue, Milwaukee, Wis, who is EN-,
ployed by. the a.. ]. Lindemann and
Hoverson Company, stove nanufac-
turers. = -, s..i.3, ~ - ~
"My stomach has always been
weak" continued Mr.. ssBrazski, sbut,
/ never had. any serious trouble until
several weeks ago when my appetite
left me almost entirely and began
to 60 down hill very fast, a lump
that felt as heavy as rock formed.
in the pit Of my stomach and I had
q dull pain there all the time. Every
thing ate would sour and would:
fill up with gas until i could hardly
get my breath and ut times ] felt like
i; was choking. Some times i would
have such difficulty in breathing i
was frightened, for I felt just like /
was going to die. / had q severe
headache every day Of my life, and
at times would get so dizzy it was
all could do to keep from falling
and could hardly stay on my job.
There was always dull aching pain
in the small Of my back, which made
it difficult for me to stoop over, and
when did and tried to straighten up
again IL felt Just like q knife was
being stuck III me. In theS mornings
II always rot up with a bad taste in
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
:. Chlorine May Prevent Flu.

:, Chlorine May Prevent Flu.
Breathing air impregnated with
chlorine gas may prove to be 2 real
preventive Of Influenza. During the
recent epidemic, .1S4 volunteers were
subjected to q total Of more than SOC
treatments; at the University Of Afkan.
sas.t Several children and aenurse en-
gagged In caring for '.hu' patients were
among the subjects, Of whom only one
Developed new case. and that svt-
IDENTITY had been previously contracted,
says Popular Mechanics Magazine. The
treatment consisted merely Of conAne.
iment in the chlorine room for I'VE
minutes day, the gas content carry
ing from - to 27s parts IN 1000 ooo
Of air. s1 sttssG:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER
RED CRNSSAVD f: !.
GENERAL WRANCn
(By I United Press J

SQhQNtQ
Genera r Baron Peter @WranRel, the
new leader 81 the volunteer forces in
Russia a. commonly 9suunosed to he
AZ German 81 Russia \ 4 ori ein. Mel
Their ri. M csc heli afs IN Correct .s 3sThe
BARON A.. Of, sweiish slineare. g is. praat
.forafafhar Il havinr fc.,Ght In m
Thirty YearsS war THE Wranral
Tina NJ sstills n Swed ~. 3s O,,a Ma nan
~ r. settled n Germs nv Witch ar-
I,lains tha faef that thara - II =, fR.rnn
sWranpei n 8Rarlin today sAnnt Iar
<hra nch went the Raitics nrnvi ces
when, thew were under tha control of
,sweien.
q an hattla ~ polta % II 81 "a a.
wvi,an. TIA forces "a peter Inc Great
,onnnsed thnaa ~ char fha Twalffh
of swadon there -vara 1six .Wranoels
IN IN. synrmer,sS s;de ana -aiY on the
q attar,a Tbs nraaent 7Ceneral Wran-
srel,s. fnrefafbara became Ian down s..
= ma ao,,th ~ pnsaia =, =, = sra,sn
- catharina. - craat TING raner..
epa horna T. IN Rn.tov & -srsel "a.
land rnrthwest ~ a.ia 4. Z = r,ed
aftar tia WIS : al far,iI, - :, .7-
J = ont -sr,, y, ,snn,.ia. tai,., n,. ,..I
VIA gai I. mot - "a.1 Cos MT wea,s
ina nm form n : Cossack4 rIe Is aihn,,t
10 tail 1itha and sIendar S;IJe. a.. :
man ~ prnat forca ~ ehar.cta,. :. : -; !,
~ atron 3 convictinns -. rIis fr,and.
dascriha Is i'm - ~ ana cion. \ arm ~
"a and sateel-wiiled y; Ma 10 : hill hill
liant cavaIrv nfiioar : NJ wa."tha = 81 ~, -.
aMcceaafm1 GenaraIsIns +ha /. rrnr -, 81
Ganarai nanikina' ,vi,om = a., ccaa a.
cd a. Commaniar ~. c f!a - IS
sFIa has . wifa. and fhrae chf1dran$
Who ara ho,no looLad sftar i II, \ ~ !, Z
American Rad COOS an Tia iela ID ~ ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
WOULD HE ACCEPT HER .
-. POLITENEsS !?

Would you dare to say to a man,
Take mel" when you had no assur-
ance in the world that he wanted you
or would ever say Come? It takes
nerve for anybody to propose, when
the answer Is uncertain. It's hard
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-04
WEDNEsDAY5EVE NINC, AUGUST Z, 1870

sycamore and Mrs; Brsndemuhl of.
Genoa, Mrs. N. Walter's sister ana
|daugh ter. arrived Tl,easiay torsan ex-
tended visit Mt tn rMss Wal tiers home.
Henry Locke 60 son Maxi calls
'at Lake Julia Sanatorium Saturday.
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2 so sscribe .sor- 1ns sfio1ssf:
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I Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luptian o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13

strongly the of the substantial
household
this SALE and
refreshing Shop 3Otomouo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13

BIeached MusIn-36 inches wide; fair quality;
smooth soft finish. Sale OK
price. yard 90 yard limit ..............
j UnbIeached MusEn-36 inches wide; good quail
ty. finished soft for the needle. pr
Sale price, yard. Observation-Disclosures.
Outing FIannel-28 inches wide. in pretty shades
! for pajamas, petticoats. etc. OQc
45c value. This sale. yard. .............
Berkeley Cambric-36 inches wide. full bleached
for underwear, etc. regular 6oc IOc
value. This sale. yard. ................
Shaker FIanne-Full beached good quail 2Ec
lily. Sale price. yard. .....-............
Canton FIanneI-30 inches wide; unbIeached.
heavy quality; selling usually 2Cr
45c. Sale price. yard .........-..
Khaki Cloths inches wide. in the army regula-
ton weight for overals IQ~
aprons, etc; yard. Observation-Disclosures.
Bleached Cambrie-36 inches wide. for 90
lingerie, underwear. etc. Very special, yard 0%S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-21
NOVA ZIVELNI KATASTROFA MA
AMERICKEM JIHU.
14o MRTVYCH KRONE sPoUsTY ZRANENYCH.

Birmingham, Ala, 20. dubna. PoGe mrtvgch obGti
zvench pohrom, dosupuje dneSnho vy8e osob
krone tetne zranenych do monI idoucch kod hmonych
ktech sobe vyzadao tornado rozpoutav vychodnm
Mississippi severozapadni Alabam6 severnch okresch
Tennessee.
Spojen poszenymi kraiinam jest dosud velce ztize
kuse zpravy nasv6dcu re hrozna vchrice velkou
hlos fada nejen mestech ale po venkoye nGc vse
talo ceste.
Dosle depese ohasu, re m6steGko Rose Hill, Miss, bylo
smeteno povrchu zemkeho pfi Gemz byo n6kolka ppa
dech zahubeno n6kok clenn jednech tyhz rodin ba
kdy padl obet zivoy ceych rodin troskac padacch
domu zva pohfbenych Panuii obavy, podobn6
strofy jake Rose Hill nebudou oedn6lymi.
Prvn zpravy doSy Lauderdale okresu kde smrst po-
stupovaa jen uzkym pruhem pric ceym staten ala
osudnou vice ak cel6mu uctu keouch osad Pozd6i po-
cay dochaze podobne obovy zv6 severozapadn Ala
bamy Tennessee odkud doSy zeim6na okresu Williamson
Maury nehorS zpravy.
Meridian, Miss, stfedisko bohateho rolnck6ho dsrktu
zdao utrpet nevice neb zaznamenva die posednho
poru 81 mrtvych celia fada nch osad hds podobn6 ac
ponekud mensi zrty zvotech ldskch. lezen dfevo
rubcd poblze Philadelphia okresu Neshoba zabto byo Vi
chfici II d6lnkd 30 zraneno nekolik smrteln6.
n6kterych obastich Tennessee hnal vchr rychlo
s 100 mil hodnu smetl vSe, ncvem postupu
pfekazelo zanechav en budovy obzvlae slime staven6
Denver, 20 ubna. Pri velkem blzardu jenz navstvi
Cd minu6 soboty do ponde Colorado zahynulo p ne
mensim d nekok osob Sssa pohIeSue. 2ahi-
ych by pasevc ovc ktefi upad rozkacenGmu zvu ob6t
svymi sverenym sady. 10 inych sad svym srazc
osud pohfesovano jest maa nad6e re BY byi dosud
zvu Jeden ovtakn nalezen by zmZy ojici sromu,
"a kterym patrn6 hleda ochrany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-21
CESKOSI. .OVENSKOa A CICERINOVA
NOTA,

Kabelogram Ceskoslovenske Tiskov6 Infomacni Kane
Praha, Is. dubna. Sbornk Zahrancniho Minsterstva
Ceskosovenske repubky komentue odpoved zahrancnho
minsra Ora Edwarda Benese Ccernovi ako: Postaveni
Ceskosovenska nesnadne Posko Rumunsko valci Ru-
skem Rusk potka Evropy ie neasna nerozhodna Spece
ne postaveni nase hodne Nevame Ruskem, neobavame
konfk eritoranich ami nych Vztah Ceskoslovenska
Rusku e ny nez die Cicerinovy nabdky. Ceskosoven-
sko Ruskem nevlclo proto nema pravnho opodatnen
zavrat mir Otazku nutno postavit nou zakadnu Via
ola neodma iednan dnesnim Ruskem. Samozrem6 nemi-
re opus zakladnu, re vsechny e akce must dit ohle
dem cekovou situaci evropskou zapadn spoence Via
da rva zasadn6 nems do vnitfnh pomerh Ruska Slo
vanska povinnos Ceskosovenska pspe Rusku zkraceni
eho utrpen Peieme 81 enotneho Ruska sneho, demokra
tickeho, slovanskeho Take mas pomer Posku vyzadue
psobt ably Rusko v1choni stfedn Evrope npathovao
nalezity vlv.
Nepochopli Rusko, zc pfedevsim nutno vnfne konso-
Edovat pfjmou zakladn princpy mezinarodnch svk bu
die douho poacet anrch zrat koneene vysledky
Ceskosovensko chce unit kro ku konsodac Evropy
bude-i note naezite porozumeno"
Pravo Ldu vita odpoved' Ccerinovi. Ceskoslovenskc
sprostredkovateem mru vychodu zapadem. Zada jed
mani prbrati zastupce velkych paramentarnich stran
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-21
SPOR ANCLOFRANCOUZSKY O wy
MAHANf MiROVYCH PODMlNEK.
. PARfz PRoTI PovOLNOsTl ANGLE VUcI
NEMECKU.
San Rnmo % duhn.

San Remo 20. dubna Lloyd George Millerand Sc die
veho sfetnou zfejsiho Zasedan kdy ednno bude
km zpdsobem mali byti vymahany versalske move podmn
KY DIE pfedbeznych zprav ez nasvedcu dojde
ostfes vymen6 nazorI mezi francouzskymi anglckymi
deegay ODE doktrny, nichz ODE strany tva
strucneji nasledovne
Angie 81 pTeje Dodrzeni mirove smlouvy Nemeckem
ma Nemecku usnadn bez uz nasilnych donucovacich
prostfedk6
France pax zasava nahed mir byti DO pfipade
ma N6mecku vynucen voenskou moci.
Lloyd George enz jest podporovan italskym premierem
Nttm navrhuje aby vaecna nahrada uozena
iadfena bya urete sumo Berlnu dano vedomi re
ako urceny obnos zapat mus teprve kdyz by
salo ma by Nemecku pohrozeno narodohospodarskym
tlakem jen padu nezbytnosti vojenskm zakrocenfm
tomu ma privolt tez France nko samostans bez
hasu spojencd vojensky vystupova George N navrhu-
j. ably valecna pokuta nemeck obnasela 60 mard markn
kdezto France navrhue pnych so mliard Ma posednim
navrhu vsak Francie nkterak nelp zdraznuc svoe
rravo vonost vojenskch akc podobnch obsazen Frank
urtu voenskym oddem Jest patrno PaT obava ably
repubka francouzsk nebya stupnos Angle vIci Meme
cku zkracovana uvadec ste oprvneny dGvod nen ne
zeme iez by svetovou vkou tok trpela ako France Brit
M diplomatic pax upatnui svoj vymluvnost ably dokaza ze
mirove podmnky Berlnu uozeny jsou skutecnos pTi
tube.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-21
PREKAZIL VYPOVED z
BYTU.

Kraisky soudce Levine zapo
vedel vcera vyrizeni tridenni
soudni vypovedi z bytu, vyda-
ne ma zadost domacfho P. Fall
Iona v neprospech najemnika
Jos. Falla, 1914 zap. 85 ul.
Fall dokazal u soudu, ze mu
domaci V II mesicich zvysil
najemne z II ma $50 a kdyz to
lik platit nemohl. ze jej z by
tn proste vypovedel. Fall ma
tri male ditky, zenu nemocnou
a jiny, levnejsi byt nalezti ne
maze. Professional tudiz prot
nucene vypovedi u krajskeho
soudu, kde vcera domacimu
Fallonovi bylo narizeno. aby
vypoved' odvolal a Falla We
SVEN dome, pokud spravna
cinzi bude platit, ponechal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-21
BOURE A ZAPLAVY v
OHIO.
PrHtrze mracen v Greene O
kresu, kde reky kvapns
vystupuji.

Mnoho skody zpGsobeno wee
ra lijavci V naSem state, zvla-
ste We stfednich q iihovy-
chodnich ohajskych okresich,
kde ma nekolika mlstech MIRA
ky Sc protrhly a nasledovne
feky rychle rozvodnily. V O.
kresu Greene odneseno "a ia
kovych pomeru cetne mostG
mustku a obyvatele Min mu-
sell sve domky rychle opustit
a do bezpecnejSich mist Sc IT,
chyliti. V udoli Hooking reka
vytsoupila vyse nez "a povod.
nj roku 1913. Y okoli m6steC.
ka Sidney n6kolik set rodin IL.
teklo z ohroZenych ctvrti. Ze.
leznicni nasep mezi Logan q
Union ocelarnou byl privalen
odnesen a vsechna doprava
tam zastavena. Reka Muski
gum Il GAINESVILLE rozlila svt
spinave vody do Min a voda
V fece Il Dayton vystoupila {
IL stop. V nasem okresu bou
filo dnes rano lijak bouri tt
provazejici rozvodnil Cuyaho
hoga i vsechny jeji pritoky. K
vazne povodni vsak II mas do
sud nedoSlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-21
AMERICKA FINANCNf KOMISE
v PRAZE..

Praha IT. dubna Zahranicn ministerstvo uspofadalo
hanket pocest americke finantn komse Pfomn by MI
INSTR financ Sonntag minsr obchodu Hedler zahranicn
Benes dr. Samal promnentn obchodnici prhmys
nc Dr. sve feti pral uuzen sykd mez Cesko
slovenskem Amekou. Pravi re komse neepe bude
noc sezna ak mye zpravy sou rozsfovany pom9rech
ekosovensku Prav ze porebujeme potraviny suroviny
Zada rtky cenn komise abychom moh vynasnaz zlep
Sit zdokonat pomery Jsme vedomi rekonsrukce sired
Evropy sme ochon spolupracovat Ameka je urcena
roll rekonstrukc Evropy Vzdor pfitemnym ne
snazfm Ceskosovensko pokracuje sve konsodac Lee
optimism ie zalozen pTrodnfch pokladech zdroich.
ma vlasenectvf obyvateva rozhodnuteho chran blaho
w~ENv
vsech tfid."
Mluvcf komise p. Murphy odpovsd' prav, ze komise
prela pomery, ze kratkeho sveho pobvtu Re
pubce liz seznali veky pokrok kery vykonala. Pra
vii Amerika chce stfedn Evrope poknout veskerou
moe lie nechce vyuztkovat nizkeho stavu krsu ytsz
nepffznve stuace. Ujsl sympaemi Ameriky pravi BE
doufa pevn brzke hospodafske styy Ceskoslovenska
merikou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-21
CIVILNf LiCA JEST We PRO.
SPEECH NEMOCNIcNfCH
BONDU.
Zavrhuje vsak pIjGku ma stav-
bu trakcnich tunelI a okr.
veZeni.

Civilni liga vydala vcera
zvlastni bulletin, pojednavajf-
CT o navrhovanych pujckach.
Lfga je proti povoleni bondd
ma stavbu trak6nich tuneln ia
koz dostavbu okr. vezeni. Cd
porucuje pouze volicnm hla-
sovati We prospech S3,500.000
pGjcky ma rozsirenf mestske
nemocnice ma Scranton Road.
Patnactimilionova tunelova
pij6ka ma byti vsak obtan-
stvem jest6 zavrzena a rovnez
tax dvoumilionova pIjGka ma
novou veznici. Zadluzenost
m6sta drahota stavebniho
materialu mali byti hlavnim
dnvodem k zavrzenf obou pnj-
eek, kdezto rozsifeni nemocni-
ce provesti Sc musi a odkladat
Sc media. Liga odporucuje tu-
diz, ably ma tickete pro trakc-
nj tunely naznacen byl krizek
pred sltvkem "No" a podobne
d6lo Sc otazce noveho veze-
nj, kdezto nemocnicni bondy
mali byti schvaleny kfizkem
pred slilvkem "Yes".