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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
WHERE LIVING IS CHEAP
Wave OF High Cost Has Only Been
Lightly Felt I'm Chile,

SANTIAGO, Chile, June 26.--All
people coming from abroad remark
on the general abundance ana
chcapness OF necessaries In Chile as
compared with other countries
Residents are nevertheless suffering
from the gradual increase In the
cost OF life as the movement OF in
crease felt over the world cannot be
avoided here. The circle has been
the same. Foreign products rise.
salaries increase. prices Of domealA
products advance.
There have been some labor move
ments In the nitrate region In the
north and In the coal fields In the
south, both strikes ending with ar
bitratiou OF the demands OF the
workmen. Trade appears to he
very active and, although the mar
ket appears TO be well stocked in
most trading lines, good orders are
being placed for British and Ameri-
can goods for the coming winter.
The crops have been good but
prices are going up owning to in
ability OF the railroads TO transport
the crops to the great centers.
Great prices mark the scarcity OF
foreign products like sugar, print
paper, rice. which are not produced
In the country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

Hammer all OF Tulsa and Miss
kropp OF ST. Louis, the guest OF
Miss Jacob, are enjoying the sum
mcr at Pasadena. Cal. and will visit
other interesting points on the Pa
cific coast before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Mathews
arrived Saturday from Los Angeles.
Cal, 10 spend "A few days with for
mcr friends OF MrA Mathews who
remember her az Miss Frances
Smith. These visitors are now with
Miss Mary Nicholson and later viii
visit Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Garland
Marrs and other friends here.
Mrs. Fred C. Litle will leave early
IN the week 10 visit relatives In
youngstown. Ohio. and Rcynold5-
vile, Pa. and will be Joined later by
Mr.. Little for o trip 10 eastern re-
sorts and coast points, returning to
Tulsa about September /.
Mrs Charles A. Mcnamara and
young son Charles IT,, have arrived
to make this city their home. join
ing Mr.. Mcnamara here, who has
been In Tulsa for some time. They
will he domiciled at j6i5 South
Main street.
Mrs Peter Deichman and daugh-
ter. Miss Emma Harris Deichman.
have returned from Chicago where
they attended the republican ma
tional convention, going later 20
Peoria, H., whore they visited rel
atvcs.
a. Lury Miss Helen Jarman, Mrs.
Charles VI. Moore. Miss O.. NJ.
Wright. Mrs. j. &. Glenn are num-
bercd among tho Tulsa people Wis
iting in the Pike's Peak region just
now.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. pricsler
are leaving Monday for Los Angeles.
Cal. 10 visit Mrs. pricslor's home
folk They will motor to various
interesting points In California,
Washington and oregon before re-
turning late In September to Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Gillespie nre
visiting In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gaylor, also with Mrs. Har-
rletto NJ. Wardell. Mrs. Gillespie
will bo remembered as Miss Alline
Gaylor OF Nowata.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Klngsbery
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hanc left
during the past week for Antiga.
Wisconsin whore they have taken
cottage for tho summo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.. Irwin left
Wednesday for an extended trip
through tho east.
Mr. ana Mrs. n. w. Green have
returned to their homo In 81. Louis
after visit 10 relatives here and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
WON ANS
WORLD AND
WORK .,,..
&0GIET So: :: I!!!; 1I,,jt,

measrs and Mesdames G.. H. Taylor,
Rush Greensladc, John y. McLin, ".
y Marshall q. V. Goldrlck, Dr. ana
Mrs. Ira McCarty. Dr. and Mrs. Orcn
H. McCarty, Mcssrs. and Mesdames
Edmund Lashlcy Hal Hambo. ". u
liaghy. II. u, Cappe. Frank Long
George Stanley. Harvey Young, H.
T.. Do Ionge. hen NJ. Brown, PAU
NJ. Paine, &. H. Dunbar, Everett
Manning, George Reed, W. II. Pome-
roy Ralph Dillonbcck Roy Gwynnc,
Row Ewing. william /. Nooll, G. ~
S'cene Hubbard Hudisill. william i.
Stahl. Bcn NJ. curtis, y. VI. Leonard,
Dr. and Mrs. Ildbcrt Callahan, Mrs
Ictha stanley I.lwhOn, Mrs. j. W.
Untcs, Moasrs Robert Daniels r. q,
Larson. Edward Thornton, Salmon,
Jewell and Iannis.
Miss Anie Laurie Lockwood was
hostess 10 group Of college girls
and boys nt n dance IN the home
OF her sister Mrs. Bruce McAlllster
and Mr.. McAlliHtcr. iii5 South
Main, on Friday evening Sweet
peas In varied hucs were tho house
decorations and punch was served
during the evening. Several vocal
aolos were requested from Miss EN-
ma Lockwood Miss Louise Wood,
and hrtels Dixon, who wcro ac-
companied on tho piano by Miss
Esther Ilnndley, ON the guest HIST
we're: Misses Leone Grigsby Flu
nice Macarthur. Elvira and RUBY
Mae Jones, Josephine Lnymnn, Stol-
Ia Forticr. Esther ilandloy Pauline
Temples, Opal Gamble. Louise
Wood, Lorraine Mcclure, Catherine
nm, Emma Lockwood, Messrs.
John woolcry. Artels Dixon. George
Phillips. william u Spencer, James
Malone. Otto G. Seymour. Joyce
Uandley. Glenn Hllford. Allen Dick
son, Earl wood Edo witty, Leo
Forticr. Jeano Sisson, Johnson,
Claude Coo. Mounds.
The benefit dafce given Friday
night for the West Tulsa community
house proved quite n success. There
wns good music from fun orchcs-
ira and during the dancing hours
punch was served. Mrs George Hol-
low and Other community workers
were IN charge, which had much 10
do with Its success. The dance was
given IN the recreation hall Of tho
Texas oil company Ia West Tulsa.
Tho Seduopah club gave n much
cn1oycd informal dance Mt Crystal
park on Friday evening with about
200 couples present. The Orpheum
orchestra played
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

was accompanied by their niece.
Miss Betty West who VIII mako
them an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Jarvis, who
have been residing at 1925 South
Baltimore. are now occupying their
new home at 1928 South Boulder.
Miss Annette simmons of Clar-
oncc. Mo, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene clifford Simmons at 100 West
Latimer street.
Mr. and Mrs w. o. Ligon are
enjoying trip through British
Columbia. visiting Lake Louise and
Victoria Glacier.
Mrs Rife webb and small
daughter have gone to points In Ne
braska and Montana on a visit.
Mrs. G. o. Hood and Miss Jessie
Hood Hall, tt07 South Denver, left
Friday for Kansas and Colorado to
spend tho summer montha
Mrs. Ralph A. Smith. who has
been seriously ill for tho past ten
days, Is now convalcscent
Mrs. n G. Avcrlu OF Peoria. Ill,
ia visiting MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ
Hunter OF Tulsa.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Middleton
are al home TO friends at 223 East
Twelfth street.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r.. Abbott left
last night for a ten days trip to ST.
Louis and Chicago.
Mrs Beth johnson loft the past
wcck for eastern points to be gone
for several weeks.
Mrs. w. p. Donovan OF Bayonnc,
N. j.. Ia In the city for n two
months' stay.
Miss Helen Braun LETT recently
for New York
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
WHITE TIE AT DINNER
Couldn't Get In to Presidents Re-
ccption without Proper
Cravnt.

PARIS. juno 2G.--Captain Fonck,
ace OF aces" and leading air hero
OF tho war. was refused admittance
to the first official reception given
by the president of the French re-
public since 1914 because he was not
properly logged out in evening
dress, according 20 the weekly Car
net dc la Semaine.
An officious lackey at the Elysee
palace ls said to have been to blame.
fonck, who Is now n member OF the
chamber or deputies. appeared at
the Elysec dressed In a dinner suit
with black tie. Preceding him was
group OF diplomats In evening
dress, elegantly gowned women, and
even one secretary from the British
embassy In costume OF red and
gold
mo one can enter without a white
tie'' said one OF the lackeys barring
FonckS way To the reception room.
Luckily another deputy who knew
Fonck very well was at the aviator's
elbow. He parleyed for few min
utes with the attendants and Fonck
disappeared. In few minutes he
was back, still wearing the dinner
jacket, but this time sporting a
white tie which had been hastily bor-
rowcd from somewhere inside the
Elysee. He was not b1t embar-
rasscd.
II always heard that there were
some idiots who staked their lives
on formalities OF dress" he whis-
pered to friend. "From this time
on I will carry Job lot of white and
black ties In nay inside pocket"
An English inventors attachment
for automatic pistols loads fIIlaa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
HAS LIVED OVER 1923 YEARS
Aged Indian Warrior Who Fought In
War of 1912,

GRAND JUNCTION. colo, June
26 Cherokee Bill, veteran OF the
plains and soldier in the war of
1912, has just celebrated hl1 aScl
birthday at the county home here.
Cherokee Bin is the only name he
knows. In the early days Of the
country he fought with bow and
arrow with the aborigines and even
used that primitive weapon, he
says, when he fought the British in
1912. enlisting in the army when
he was IS years old. lie was born
June 8, 1897, and was twice listed
in the United States census as the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

Oldest native OF America.
The aged indian recently made a
cap for himself out Of the down OF
cat tails and wears this proudly
when he hobbies along the streets
occasionally with the aid OF cane
he has owned since the civil war.
lie is getting feeble. though he still
has a good appetite.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
CHILD UP FOR ASSAULT.
Five Year-Old Roy Gets In Jail for
Disorderly Conduct.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 26. ---
Joe I,ornitis. aged five years, was ar
rested and lodged In jail over night
on n charge of disorderly conduct.
He is Sangamon coupty's youngest
prisoner. The child was taken in
custody with a brother. aged seven
years another brother aged 3
years and his father, All four were
charged with assault and battery"
on the person of Elizabeth Finch,
who swore out the warrant for their
arrest.
A patent covers kitchen sink
with an air tight cover under which
dishes can be steriiized with any
desired chemical solution.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
Girl Flrcmcn in London.

bONDoN. June 26.--Glrl fire.
men" are credited with their fira
put-out The girls brigade at Prin.
cess Mary Village Home, Addlestone
ran bose up ladder and extin.
guislfed fire with ali neatness ana
diRpatCh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
Music and Art

Miss Ida Gardnr will present the
students of her Dunning class in
n musical program at tho public
library on Tuesday evening at s:l5
o'clock. The public Is invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
Dances

Mrs. Charles Mercer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Leonard proved ideal
hostess on Tuesday evening when
they entertained with an Informal
dance In the Elks' club. Nnrigated
summer flowers decorated the
punch bowl where fruit frappe was
served during the evening ard later
ices and cakes were served. Present
were Dr. and Mrs. l. G. PFosson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs ID. ID. Micklcson and
children left Saturday for motor
trip to Warren. Pa. where they &c
to attend the golden wedding OF
Mr.. Mickleson's parents. Later they
will motor through the east. Mr.
and Mrs. Mickleson have sold theii
home hero on North Denver avenu,
and on their return In the fall will
reside elsewhere.
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Parties
cosTInuE prnoM PAGE Six.

CONTINUE DFRoM PAGE Six.
Martha Jay, Mrs. Dickerson ana
little daughters Norman ana Lucille,
rett ot Houston, Tex, carried the
brides train and wore a frock or
white crepe de chine. The groom
wore the regulation dress naval uni
form OF white. The wedding cake
which WAS on the dining table, had
base OF Southern moss and Hmi-
lax, with rose lights, and was cut by
the bride with the groom's sword.
MIR. Ernest Jackson. Of Boston, Macs,
attended Litltonnnt Wright as best
man. Tho groomHmen were Mr..
Philip Gaylord, MIR. James Letter,
Mr.. Chester Wright Of Boston. Lieu
tenant and Mrs Wright left for an
extended eastern wedding trip ana
will be at homoafter November
at the Hotel Trailer, Allentown. ia.
At the reception following tho ccrc-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson were
assisted by Mrs, Charles Hastings
Mrs. Charles j. Schneider, Mrs
James a. ketncr, Mrs. Laurence
sturdcvant, Mrs. Guy Cooper, Mrs
Carl Busch, Mrs. George III. Cowden,
Mrs. Ottley Cranston, Mrs. Pau
narbcc, Mrs clyde Hunt, Mrs. Archie
s. Austin. Mrs. Maclay Lyon, Mrs.
william Lyons, Mrs A. +. Duyslng,
Mrs. Leslie Baird, Mrs. Ella Van
Huff, Mrs. Arthur -. Brookfield.
Mrs. Esther Rarnoll. Mrs Allen
lIinckley, Miss Marjorie Ehlers, MIS-
Thelma Hale.
A wedding OF interest was that OF
Miss Ruby June MetmOrc, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs ID. L..
wetmorc OF coweta, Okla, TO Mr.
Isaac Perry Moragno OF Tulsa.
which occurred on Saturday even
Ing, June 26th.
Tho Presbyterian church. whore
the wedding took place, was pro-
fuscly decorated with pink roses,
sweet peas, ferns and candles and
about one hundred guests were
present. The bride was accom-
panied by Misses Helen Fox and
Myrtle Wetmore. as brides maids.
and Miss Dixie Hackleman as maid
OF honor. Mr., Alvin Eskridge
acted IA best man. Mrs. w. II.
Rust played the wedding march,
and proceeding the ceremony Mrs.
r. l.. Newton sweetly sang, 20
Promise Me-" The ceremony was
then pronounced by the Rev. David
Ashton. presiding elder OF the Meth
odlst diocveao after which Mrs.
John Greene sang lovo hou
Truly"
Following the ceremony at the
church. a reception was held at the
home OF the bride. where Mrs. Sam
y. Johnson rendered n pretty vocal
solo. and the bride and groom were
showered with congratulations and
best wishes. Many beautiful wedding
gifts were also bestowed. Light re-
freshments were served. The young
couple departed on the midnight
train, for Oklahoma City and other
points. whore they will spend "A
short honeymoon, afterward return
Ing TO Tulsa. where they will make
their homo.
Miss Doilie simmons and Mr..
Harold Il. Pemberton OF this city
were married Wednesday evening,
June 30, by DIR. C. w. Kerr at the
Presbyterian parsonage and are al
home to their friends In tho Mary
Broekman apartments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. G. Hopkins are
leavin gshortly for Lake Taney-
como In the Ozarks whore they will
spend the summer. They will be
accompanied by the latter's sister.
Miss Clair Miner OF New Orleans.
In. MIR. c. ID. Miner, who has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs Hopkins,
has returned to his home In New
Orleans.
Mrs. Fannie Jacobs and grand
daughter. Frances Alice Wooden,
Miss Albertine Jacob, Miss Esther
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

University, has answered that question in free booklet
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Miss Dollie simmons ana Mr..
Harold Il. Pemberton OF this city
were married Wednesday evening,
June 30, by DIR. G. w. Kerr at the
Presbyterian parsonage and are at
home to their friends In tho Mary
Drockman apartments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
DR.. Eliot's Five-Foot
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

Tho Seduopah club gave n much
cnIoycd informal dance Mt Crystal
park on Friday evening with about
200 couples present. The Orpheum
orchestra PLAYED.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

An English inventors attachment
for automatic pistols loads filleo
magazines into the weapons as rap
idly as they are needed
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
NEMCI MUSi ODPOVEDETI DNES.
SPOJENCI POZADUJf URCITE PROHLASENf
VZHLEDEM K DODAVCE UHLf.

Spaa, Begie, 15 carvence - N6mecti mnistM sou la
kon6n pfati notu spoiencd odpov6d kadne Ultra bez
jakychkol vyhrad Formani rozhodnut pfedsevzao
kabneni schulz nez smyslenm mnsr dnes jest
re dode dohodnuti To jest mlnenm francouzske
no premiera Milleranda.
Dr. Simons, n6mecky zahranicnf mnisr, pravi re mel
hodnovou rozmluVu premiery Merandem Lloyd Georgem,
nz uvazova havnich bcdech spojenecke odpoved jez
text dodan bude pozdeji.
DR. Simons do zna6ne miry smirl anoviskem spo-
jenc1 napje nemeckem hlavnm anu znacn6 uvonio.
Premier Lloyd George IDA byti dobr6 naade dnes
vecer ale kdyz byl tazan ednim zpravodaem mni- re
Nemci pfijmou, odpoved6l
'Nemohu ffc. DR.. Smons jest rozumny odpurce avsak
ma nerozumn6 ldi sebou.'
Protokol jenz bude predozen podepsani NemcGm III
tra uanovue ze musi dodavat 100000 uh m6sicna
zda do Is rna 1920 nedoda 5000 900 spojenci OBJ
sad Ruhrskou oblast
Cena usanovena smlouvou bude pacena uhli dalsi
prrazkou pet marek zla6 ako prem roztffd6n do
rznych d kerezo preme bude upotrebeno zakoupenf
potravin.
Odpoved', niz ucneno byo dohodnut dnes dopoedne,
jest skueGnosti utimatem N6mecko must odpovedeti
"ano' neb me do II. hodn Ultra rano
Nemecko dnes uvedomlo spoence eho kabne pTistou
pill dodavani 100000 uh m6scne pod emi podsta
nym podminkam jinymi podmnkami podfizenymi. Row
nez 81 vyhrazuje, re mus dostavati suroviny.
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AMERICAN ZABIT v
POLSKU.

Varsava, 16. cervence.
Jeden American byl zabit a j.
ny Sc pohresuje v bitve mezi
Polaky a Rusy v oblasti Min
sku, die zprav z fronty. Ale
xandr Ucziwek z Chicago, ILL.,,
americky pracovnik s Y. M.
c.. A. V polske armada, byl "a
bit bolSevikem. odenym v pol
ske uniforme, kdezto kap. Me-
rion Cooper z Jacksonville,
Fla. ie pohresovan po 4 dny
cd vypravenf Sc ma obhlfdku
s aeroplany. Ucziwek nakladal
americke zasoby, iez mely by
ii odvezeny do tylu. kdvz bvl
zabit. Kap. Cooper byl clenem
Kosziuszkovy letaci eskadro-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
SUCHA ARMADA PROTI COXOVI.
i H
MOBILISUJE VSECHNY SVE silly MA PORAzKU
DEMOKRATICKEHO PRESIDENTSKEHO
KANDIDATA.
ROCN1K (vOL.) K.

Columbus, o. Is cervence - Ze Proti-hostnska liga
ha boz "a ceem docilen pozky James NJ Coke president
skych volbach v tomto podzimu ukazalo Sc dnes.
Narodn vykonny vybor teto organsace byl svolan
do zasedan prfst vrtek zastupci kazdeho stau
castn Zd nacrtnut bude plan btvy neni pochybnost
ty neitezA batterie budou namireny guvernera
Prohostnske lfze bylo dano vedomi re nepotrebu-
e ocekavat zadnych dasch ond Cd suchych
Ohio re ejch vrchnho pravnho radce Wayne Whee-
lera drvesho superintendent Ohio pohzi jako
zastupce gy, nybrz jako repubkanskeho polkafe
To jest anovisko jez pratele soupenci guvernera
podzim.
Coxov ale jest povazovano NOME nasledova bude
We hlavnch ysech Hobsondv telegram nemz zadno byo
cite prohaseni zda guverner by by naklonen zmirnen
Voseadova zakona povolenm zvysen akoholovem obsa
hu pv vin Zadna odpoved nebya dana tento telegram
pravdepodobne nesane ak lee az po pTmac reci Gu
werner ucnl poznamku ze zakonodarsv spada pr
vomoc kongresu, nikoli presidenta
Ones vsak mono Tc zcela bezpecn6 guverner media
dktovati gou jake stanovisko mel by zaumou otazce
suha mokra Liga vynasnazovaa porzku guvernerovu
hned konvenc chuba ma sebou pres 900 hasn
ale kdyz to opravdu doSlo zmereni SILL ukazao
nemea ami tetnu ohoto potu Guverner sotva by III
skal kdyby 81 hede gu usmifiti nyn Kdyz prot Will de-
mokratckych narodnch vdc otazka suha mokra zataze
byla do kampane zdali boj bude zahajn schdz
rodnho vybo pTiti yden lie bezpecne predpovda re
werner Cox prime vyzvu, siez anenJ Jneocekavana
Pfatee guvenerov jsol ochotni vyjti svym kandda
tenn zakade eho rekou nestranneho provaden zkona
vudcove srany zde sou oho minen re liga sm boem
proti demokratickemu kanddatu daleko nedosp6je.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
HARDING Sc NEBOJf MOVE
STRANY.

Marion, O., 16. cervence. -
Senator Harding dal We zna-
most dnes, re organisace treti
strany V Chicago nezmeni kan
panni plany republikanske
strany. "Republikanska strana
stoji pred narodem ma platfor-
me, ktera jest zdrava a pokro-
kova," pravil. "Nabizi platfor-
mu volicum pro jejich 1vahu S
dGverou. re vyjadreni iejich
1sudku bude miti "a nasledek
vit6zstvi V pristim listopadu.
Repuhlikanska strana tento
rok nepfedstayuie zadnou
frakci We strane, zadny zvlast-
nj zaiem neb n6jakou skupinu
V nasem obcanstvu. Ona obra-
CT 50 ma vsechny Americany,
kteri miluji Ameriku, kteri We
II We zdravy pokrok a oprav-
dovy vyvoj o jeiich podporu.
Myslim, re Sc ukaze, re vel
mi malo republikanG ma "a
jem ma hnuti tfeti strany."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
VZDUCHEM PRES CELOU PEVNIVU.
CTYRI ARMADNf AEROPLANY MA DALEKE POUTI
Z MINEOLA L. l. DO NOME, ALASKA

Mineola, L. L. 15 cervence Ctyri armadnf aeroplany
vznesy dnes IL 23 odpoedne Mtcheova ese Long
sandu zahay 9,OOO-milovou okruzni plavbu do Nome
Alaska nejdelsi neiobtizn6 et jaky ky by podniknut
t6to pevnin6.
Expedice byla vyslana svG hsoricky let brgadnfm
generalem Wiamem Mitchelem rektorem vzdusnych ope
rac. ienz pfije schvalne Washingtonu Atko pod
mfnky nebyy idealn pro lan pottm dostao
Pa. bude dobra
Ocekava ze vyprava eiiz cee jest kapitan ST. Clair
Street vzduchopavecke suzby Spoenych Sta vykona
pionyrskou pout do Nome zpet pfbzne As dnec Az
dostane Alasku vyprava hod podnknout dals let 100
mil mys Prince Waeskeho tax bude vzdalenost
sat mil cd asske pevnny. PT podnknut 6to vypravy
iedna snad dobrodruzsv neb neay bravurn
sek ceem jest vyzkousen moznos vzdune poStovn dray
do dalekeho severozapadnfho cfpu Spojenych Statu.
Erie Pa 15 cervence. Razfce 81 cestu silnym lijakem
mhou tr ctyr armadnfch aeroplanu preskontnena
ceste Mneoa, L. do Nome Alaska pripluly "a
nes odpoedne Aeroplan els rzeny kapitanem Sreetem
veteem vypravy zabloudil mze brzy vzetu Long
Islandu byl donucen snes Emhurst Pa, dnes veeer
m sestupu naprava aeropanu zoa avsak kapan Street
eho mechanik vyvazl beze vseho razu. Prvni pfe
aeroplan cs Mzeny porucfkem Crumrnem serzantem j.
D. ongem druhy by aeropan efs fizen porucikem Kirk
panem es 2. rizenym porueiky Nuttem a Nelsonem.
Porucik Crumrne prav ze vzlet Long Isandu zdrzo
byy skoo dive hodny neprznivymi povetosnimi pod
minkami
vzusne pavby bude podnknuta dnes do Grand
Rapids Mich nz aeroplany peeti jezero Erie feku ST.
Clair. ~"7
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TURECKO VYHLEDAVA
MFR.

Cafihrad, IA. cervence. -
Po schulz ministerskeho kabi-
netu kolovaly dnesnfho odpo-
ledne zpravy, ze jest sultan o.
choten podepsati mirovou
smlouvu, jestlize dano bude
Turecku representacni pravo v
Smyrne a Trakii, kde zfizeny
byly Tecke vlady a sice tim zpG
sobem, re by byly spolecne
spravovany. Velkovezir Da-
mad paSa a JIM mirovi komisa-
Fl kabinetu byli dnes odsouze-
nj k smrti pro velezradu nej-
vyssim soudem nacionalistG v
Angore. Odsouzeni byli arci "a
jeiich nepfitomnosti proto, ze
pry pri iednani o mir Pafizi
zradili Turecko.
Ma zdejsich drahach nepro-
davaji Sc zadne jizdnf listky do
Drinopole. coz by nasvedcova-
10, re fecke vojsko We vychod-
nj Trakii pochoduje smerem k
Catajlske linii.
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MUNA A LECIONARI.

z Olomouce. 26. tervna. -
Ones Sc zde konala dGv9rna
porada komunisth ma legitima-
ce. We ktere ohlasil prednasku
O bolSevismu Alois Muna. Do
schHze Sc dostavili legionaTi, 2
richz jeden vystoupil ma podi-
um a prohlasil. ze dnes legio-
mari chit Munou zuctovati. A
legionar omen zaujal hned hro-
zivou rosici. Jakmile to usly-
Sci A. Muna, schoval Sc pod
fortepiano a "a zadnou cenu
nechtel ven. I vvskocili ma po-
dunn ieste dalsi legionari. W.
tahli no "a nohu ven, polozili
ia fortepiano dali mu ma
zadnf cast tela dhkladny W.
prask.