davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
|Bolsevici ochotnl zmenit
podmienky Poliakorn
Ich armada nplne poazena este utea Poac 81 M ~
hraniciach sl1bii nep rekrocit' hraice rusks

Londyn, 26. aug. Arthur ].
Balfour, anglicky zahranicny mi.
aister spolu talianskym mini
strom Giolittim zaslali bolsevickei
Wade vcera osvedcenie. ze jestli
nestiahne 20 svojich podmienok
bod o ozbrojeni 100000 pol'skych
robotnfkov, spojenci zmenia svo.
ju politiku voci Rusku a Gimme Wy
sidpia ma pomoc Pol 'sku. Toto
svedcenie malo "a nasledok, .ze
l,olsevici stiahli t1to podmienku
a teraz je uz nadej, ze pckoj me-
Ga Ruskom a celou Europou ma
stane dohl 'adnom case. Jedinou
Drekazkou k mieru medzi Poll.
skom Ruskom sn Poliaci, ktori
cd casu svojho Wit 'azenia chcn
racsie 1zemia Cd Ruska. ako i'm
spoienci pris1dili
Valeene st 'astie obratilo sa t.
pine ma stranu Poliakov, ktori Cd
tfzdna ustavicne zen1 Rusov Won
2 Pol ska. Pol 'ske vojska uz tax
q 'aleko pokrocily, ze sa nachoiia
v blizkosti hranfc rusko-rol 'skych
Zaujaly Bialystok a teraz DOLBY.
vajn pevnost' Grodno, ktora 50
nachodi ma severnej hranici. Ru-
81 vyprazdnili litvinske mesto Vii.
nu, ktoru Litvini obsadili. Ma
irznei hranici Polfaci t;ez VITA.
zia, ale este nevyhnali bolsevikov
2 vychodnei Haliee.
Anglicauia. Taliani Amerika
nj svojim osvedcenim sa OIL a
dom rusko-pol 'skeho sporu prin1-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
kONVENCIA A VEL'KY K0N.
CERT JUHOsLOVANOV.

Svaz Juhoslovanskych Spevac-
-ych Druzstiev Amerike bude
,ydrziavat svoju konvenciu ma
ON meste ma Labor Day, dina 6.
,eptcmbra pod {. lat So. Center
It,, ia Haselton tel prilezito-
ii usporiadany bude vel'ky spe-'
7acky koncert nedel'u, dna 5.
;eptembra o 2. hodine po poludni
Moose Auditoriume ma West
3oardman st. Ma tomto koncer-
e bude spievat' vel'ky pocet spe-
'okolov, kt6rych chyr DO Ameri-
re je slavny. Juhoslovania v A
merike majn take spevokoly, a
tych ami Amerikani nemajd a
nnoho raz vyhraly prve ceny ma
,pevackych zavodoch. Sine isti, ze
vel'ky pocet slovenskych milov-
,fkov umeleckeho spevu pride
,oeut' spieyat' krasne juhoslo-
sanske piesne. ,Vstupne je pre- da.
my Soc, pre- panov 81. Pc kon-
,erte bude banket ma poeest' ho-
TT v Milliken dvorane ma rohn
Center a Wilson ulfc, ma ktory
vstupne je So. Pc konvencii, v
,ondelok 0 2. hodine bude zas pies
' Slovinskom Dcme Girard.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
Idd kolonizovat' spisiakov q
Oravcov.

Bratislava. Obyvatelia obci
Spisa a Gravy, ktore sa dostaly
Pcl'sku, dostan1 ma Slovensku
dobr1 urodnd zem a moznost "a
lozenia obci tymi istymi mena-
mi ma niektorych vel el'kustatkoch,
ktore bud1 vyvlastnen4 K tomr
hcelu. Bude zalozeny zvlastny ko-
lonizacny drad pri pozemkovom
trade. ktory sa ma hned chytit
do prace. Plan ma kolonizovanic
vypracovala SLOW. n&rodna a roll
nfcka strana . ma 81 'lbens, y
ziadna strana nebude jej klast'
prek6zky v prevedeni planu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
DEPUTACIA sPISIAKOv
v PRAHE.

2 Prahy, 3. aug.
Do Prahy prisla delegacia spis,
skych obyvatel'ov poctcm % Gle
nov. v delegacii tejto boly zasth-
pene obce: Nedeca, Krompach,
Friedman, Nova Bella, Lapsanka,
Repisko, Kacvin, Cierna Hora,
vysnie Lapse, Minnie Lapse 3
zastupcovia okresu starovesksho.
Delegati obcf Jurgova a Dursty-
ma opozdili vlak a preto nemohli
prfst'.
2. augusta prijal polovicku de-
legacie zahranicny minister dr..
Benes ma audiencii a dl'a refera-
tn "Nar. Listov" povedal Spisia.
kom toto:
''Nebolo mono diplomatickoa
cestou, uhajit' povodne poziadav
Ky nasej vlady, lebo Mad 'arsko
postavilo sa uz akt1vne k boku
Pol'ska, a zda sa pravdepodob-
nym, ze "a vojenskl pomoc proti
bolsevikom vyziadali by 81 nahra
du ma juznych a vychodnych hra-
niciach Slovenska, kde by pripa1
rtm plebiscitom bolo ohrozene
vacsie Msamie.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27

till Francnzsko, aby sa ono x
il i'm pridalo dradne poziadalo
Foliakov, aby 50 neodvazovali
prekrocit' ruske hranice Ameri-
cka vlada ostatni spojenci "a
slali podobne noty Pol'sku. Pol
sko dl'a poslednych zprav sl'fl-
bilo, ze sa bude drzat' rady spo-
:encov neprekrocf Wac ruskeho
iizemia.
Co sa ttka vyjednavania Q mier
Poliaci odvrhli strnast bodov
podmienok, ktore i'm bolsevici da-
| Ii prijali len ten, v ktorom 50
hovorf demobilizovani vojska j
to podmienkou, ze bolsevici SUI
easne Pol l'skom zacn1 demobili.
zovat armada. Spojenci vyslovisi
pchotu zamiesat' sa do vyjedna-
vania a priviest' ODE stranky X
mieru, ale bolsevici 0 tom nechcii
mi pocut a hovoria, ze 81 vec S
Poliakmi sami vybavia. Obavaia
"a totiz, zeby spojenci drzali stra-
m Poliakom. Vzdor tomr, ze Po-
iaci robia t'azkosti mierom, ic
,adej, ze sa $ Rusmi smieria, lebo
be stranky maj1 uz vojny dost !.
Poliaci "a posledny tyzdeh n
dajne zaiali $4,000 Rusov 4 do.
stall sa K vel i'kym zasobAm mn
r;cie a ineho valecneho mater;6-
III. Bolsevici ale privadzajd 81 pf'-
silly so vsetkych stran ma pol sky
front, aby tax zavazili novou ar.
madou pri pojednayanf Q mier.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
Vyplacanie vkladatel 'ov Strut
herskej banky.

Dnes, vo stvrtok, vkladatelia
,.krachovanej Strutherskej banky
dostavajd po 25 percentov svojich
vkladov Cd statnych bankovvch
iiradnikov, ktori majd y rukach
zalezitosti tejto banky. Cely OBJ
nos, ktory je vyplacany, obnasa
1884, 900. Statni dradnfci neudali
este, ii vkladatelia oblrzia nazad
vsetky svoje4 vklady, AMI kol'ko
este dostanti. J.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
cox BUDE DOKAZOVAT
SvOJE OBVINENIA

Dayton, O., 26. aug. - GUY. ia
mes Cox, demokraticky kandidat
ma prezidenta vydal osvedcenie
ze dnes pocas svojej reel v Pitts
burghu poda d6kazy tom. Z.
republican, main vel'ke zakladi.
ny penazi ma vedenie politickej
Fampane. 0 Hardingovi povedal
ze nevie mnoho tom, Go sa robi
kolo neho ze senatori uz teraz
nkazujd svoiu kontrolu mad Har.
dingom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
7cnske volebns pravo prehlasen6
"a zakon.

Washington, 26. aug. Balm.
bridge Colby, minister zahranieia
Spoj. Statov dnes prehl6sil 19.
dodatok k 1staye spoj. Statov 0
:enskom volebnom prave "a "a
s6n, vstupujuci do zivota Cd toh-
II dna. Nepriatelia zien sa vse-
Haozne namahali, aby zabranili to-.
muto, lez marne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
Voina a samovraxda,

Vojna a samovrazda. Dl'a
stat'stickych vykazov skoncilo Y
Nemecku pocas yojny $50, 900 l'u-
III samovrazdou pre- vojnu. Len y
sarnom Berline bolo ich 5000.
Prieinou Dol strach pred kasar-
hami alebo hrliza pred frontou
aieho pred navratom ma frontu,
ale tiez nevernost' zien new
hoiitel'ne chorohy. q berlinskych
samovrahov vacsina 50 otraviia
plyno malebo jedmi, mensi pocet
.skoncil obesenfnn 4 najmensf "a.
strelenim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
DRAzoBA oDCHADZA.

Pomaly, ale iste, drazcba zasi-
Ia odchadzat'. Rok 1920 bude d.,
no v pamati obyvatel'ov Spoj.
Statov, lebo "a tento rok ceny
vsetkeho post1pily do takej vys-
ky, akej sa nechyrovaio.
Hlavnou pricinou lacnenia je.
ze vlada zakazala bankam davat
p6zicky obchodnikom, spekulan-
tom, ba al sdkromnym l'ud'om
ma veci, ktore mozu zapricinit
d aisle drazenie. TAX sa stale, ze
obchodnici a spekulanti, ktori bo-
Ii navyknutf spekulovat' poziea-
nymi peniazmi, museli 81 naku-
rovanf zasob uskromnovat', GO
malo "a nasledok, ze vel 'koskla iv
nemaly odbytu a ponevaG peniaze
boly stiahnute obehu, rastal ne
dostatok penazi a tento nedosta-
tok prin1til vel 'kosklady hodnc
snizit' ceny tovarov. Tiez europ-
ske staty prestaly kupovat' tovar
u mas pre- vysokd cenu dollara.
Este pred par tyzdnami kosfcek
zemiakov stal $3.50, teraz no mo-
Emo dostat "a Soc. Ia f,lnt cukru
rlatilo sa az 80 centov, a dnes 50
az predava po 10 centov. Ia sd-
lok kukurice minuly tyzden sa e
ste platilo po Sc a dnes mozno
dcstat' po diva Gently k,ls. Bol to
mldry shrok Cd viAdy askol'vek
mnoho sa vynalozilo, aby K tom1
neprislo, a mnohe banky al teraz
prestupujn toto nariadenie.
Vlada ale ziada spoluncinkova
ME obecenstva ma zamelzenf dra-
zoby. Ziada, ably 81 nikto nek,lpo-
val mnoho, ale len tol'ko a to, co
rotrebuje. Ked' l'udia bud1 We
tko skup1vat', co pride ma trh
Ease zacne vsetko drazet'. Cuko-
v mnohych mestach sa uz teraz
predaya po Is, 16 a II centov.
Ked' sa obecenstvo nebade vel'
mi hnat "a MIN, m6ze zlacniet az
ia IL centov "a funt.
V Albany, N. Y. uz ej restau-
ranty zacaly snizovat' ceny. Pri-
sli tam vladni agenti pohrozi,l
'estaurantom, ze ich zazaluj1 pre-
sdieranie obecenstva, jestli do
brovol'ne nesnizia ceny. NasledoE.
Dol, ze vsetky restauranty snizily
ceny jedal. Jeden restaurantov
cznamil, ze buddcnosti bude da
vat troje vajec, akokol'vek p-i-
pravenych "a IS centov ze bud1
to zarucene cerstve vajcia. Tu '
! Youngstown "a dvoje vajec sa
plat1 80 centov a "a salku riedkei
kavy 10 centov. Sislo by sa i SEM
zavolat' takych agentov Cd mini
sterstva spravedlnosti.
Obuv a horsej akovosti satstvo
tiez zlacnelo v poslednGm case.
len dobre vlnene latky sa drill
hore. Dlho AMI to nebude trvat',
'ebo najvyssf bod drazoby SINE uz
;,rezili a teraz musl vsetko lac
met, ked' al len poma!y, ale iste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
Byvaly mayor mesta zomrel.

Hon w. T. Gibson, byvaly ma
yor Youngstown tiez byvaly
ckresny zalobca a solicitor mesta,
zomrel dnes v dome Odd Fellows
e 11.40 pred poludnim. Bol 7O-roc-
~. Pohrab bude sa odbyvat' ma
pondelok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
Brier Hill ide postavit' move
dielne.

Brier Hill Steel Co., nasledkom
zvaesenia sa jej obchodu a vyro-
by suroveho zeleza, ide postavit
patnast' dielni ma finiSovanie D.
cele. Dielne postavene bud1 ma
Mosier. Toto znaci pracu pre- ME-
kol 'ko sto robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-27
Majneri vratili sa do prace.

Terre Haute, Ind, 26. aug. =
Majneri, ktori tn boli ma strai-
ku, podpisali novy kontrakt O.
peratormi bani a vratili sa do
rrace. Dostali znacn1 podvysku
place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

named by Governor Davis to sit ut
Prince George Courthouse next week.
when the preliminary hearing on the
itopc~cli annexation project will
com" UP. Judge Jesse r. West OF
the Prince George Court is ineligible
70 hear the matter, being In the ar
icctcd territory.
The Hopcwcll Chamber OF Conn
mrrco has gone on record as favor
iuS annexation. as we'll as Il numb. !
Of prominent business men of the
city and supporters Of the plan are
confident the city VIII I've successful
ia taking in III" several miles Of new
territory. including the Waterfront
at CitN Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
BURNETT APPREHENDEO
BY POLICE IN DANVlLLE
Officers Say lie Identities Slain Mnn
ut R0nnOkc nS william Payne.
of High Point, y. &.

!SpCEtai 10 no iilucS-iCiSpatch.I
pANEiLLE. VA. Dec. i.-Marion
liuruct,. alleged naval dcscrtcr and
cen;ra! figure III two Jail deliveries.
! surrendered to Il police officer on the
street II o'clock this morning. He
is ALLEGED To have said that he was
tired of lodging the police and
wanted 10 get through" with his
troubles.
This morning burnett is said To
lead 10 solving of the identity Of
James Is. Rodgers. who was slain by
Roanoke policemen recently in Il
spectacular ARRAY. burnett is quoted
as saying that he had been at the
home Of his sister In salem. and had
been in Roanoke. where ne viewed
the remains OF the alleged bank rob-
tho slain man is William Payne. OF
cia!mcd. that lie did not give the
Roanoke police the clcw because lie
feared his own identity might be
revealed and that he would he locked
up as fugitive from Justice. burnett
Is said 10 have told the authorities
this morning that he was struck with
The IMPRESSION that the slain man
unon him. The Information has been
forwarded to Roanoke. as every er-
fort is being made 20 clear nj the
mans rca, name.
Burncti today is said to have al
mitted engineering the last Jail de-
livery. IN which four men got away
When he Was arrested nj Fries. va.
that he fashioned key out of a
niece OF wood and opened the door 10
freedom. taking with him another
prisoner named Handy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
SCHlll RELEASED FROM
MAIL ROBBERY CHARGE
Negro Forters Who Saw Sacks being
itnnsnckcd Full to Identify

lSpeclal TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
,. rET ERSBURG, VA. Dec. 4.--0corgc
Scnilh tho man arrested in waveriy
yesterday anG brought back to this
city early last night in connection
with the daring robbery of mali
pouch nj the Union station here carly
yesterday morning. was today re-
leased from custody after tho mail
clerk on duty ut The station and the
negro pOrtcrs who surprised tho
thief In the act OF going through the
contents of the bag in the mems
Mushroom failed TO Identify him. AL
though the man wore the same pat
tern of clothes as those OF the robber.
ne was Of much smaller build, and
this. together with his proc. that he
came from Richmond early Friday
morning. several hours after the rob
Dery. caused the post-oilicc inspector
ana the local police to withdraw the
charges.
Schiil. who gave his home ~ New
Orleans. did not know what he was
ncinS held for, ana claimed he spent
Thursday night IN Richmond This
calm was suhstantiatcd by the mail
cl".k. who saw linn alight from the
hoth post-oilice inspectors and local
detectives are wOrkln. on the rob
perS which WAS considered one of
inc most daring committed here in
years "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
I0HE= ARMED MAN ASKS
\; 4; u. TO Be PLACED IN JAIL
Said He Was Hungry. Cold anu
PcnnilcSs - Refused job Be-
- CauSc OF lniirmitN.

n+Special To The Times. DIS patchl
4 PETERSBURG bee i.--Duclaring:
that he was tir.d OF lifo. penniicss,
lpne-arincd white man about rs years
iPf age, walked INFO the local police
iheadquartcrs last night. Informed The
iNcsk sergeant that h" was wanted III
fRichmond for skipping his board bill
Ind pleaded 10 I've locked up in ian
III The man. who MAS Wcll- dressed
hnd showed refinement, begged that
The be given warm place L. slerN
lhnd food. lie said he had tried in
tkain To get work I'm almost every
place from san Francisco to thiS city,
ibnt had been refused, most o.! tho
| time on account ofthc loss OF his
} Rrni.
!, Langdon was no, locked w bu.
The police Investigated his claim or
being wanted in Richmond, and
learned That the man had jumped =
/, weeks board bin at Stumpf'S tUtci,
tSnt that he had left, u suitcase con-
,tnininE clothes valuable enough to
.paN the bin.
= when informed that the hotel
t3nanagemcnt Wished MIN sood luck
iinG assured him that his clothes
would be held until he had enough
iponey 10 redeem them. the man
iEworc ut his luck OF no; being able
30 brca.l into jaiI He was allowed
20 stay nj tho station. but early this
morning resumed his onc-Sidcu hghi
against the cold world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
On Way 10 Mint Woman
Wears Gold Chest Pad
my Universal scryic..t

by tnivrr~nl Srryicc.I
HEEDlNG, CALI. Dec. "a piece
of red flannel used Ia be quite tho
proper thing rs chest protector.
Hut that WINS In the oldcn days.
Now the proper protector tx one
Of gold. This Il the kind Mrs. Pat
rick Holland. OF Trinity centre.
Ind when shc started for Snn
Francisco. Her husband liz II pIn-
Ger miner ON Coffee Creek. lie
sent his scaSon's "clcnn-uu" to the
mint at san Francisco by Mrs.
Holland. For snrc-kcrpinE against
robbery and M n prccnution against
her own forIctfmlncsS. she fash
toned the nuggets Into n pad somc-
thing like good. uId-faShioncd
mustard plaster. and wore the
plaster of gold ny chest protcc-
tor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
NORFOLK DIVINE SCORES
VICE CONDITIONS IN CITY
..PlaceS Exist Worse Than Any In
World" lie Tciis Investigators
of Police Force.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. i.-T'hat
places exist in Norfolk that are worse
,han any in tho world: that apart
iucnts are used for Immoral purposes
ana the policemen have search ed
houses into which large quantities
OF liquor We're taken and were not
able 10 find the liquor. were among
l.. l.. Smith. a local minister. in tho
investigation OF the police depart
mcnt by the trial board which is
Investigating. Norfolk underworld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
China s.riously purn.a.

pNNNII.LE, VA. Dec. i-VioIn
I.rooks. ciSht-ycar- daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs W. Il. Brooks of this
city was seriously burned at Spray.
y. c., Wednesday afternoon while
she was on visit there Her con-
dition is reported as critical She
was standing before an open CRATE
when her dress icnited. Her grand :
hothcr went to her rescue and sue
cccucd In tearing of the burning
ciothcS but not before the uild had
been badly burned and the aged wo-
man sevcrcly hurt about the hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
B0MB EXPLOSIONS IN
SPAIN CAUSE DAMAGE
Internal Machine bursts On Window
sill of Archbishop of
ScNilIc'S Home.

10y HSSptiat'h I'FcSS.I
MADRID, Dec. i.-BCAub explosions
are reported In many sections ot
spain. considerable damage being
done in various cities last evening
At midnight; an internal machine
exploded on the window-sill Of the
palace occupied by the Archbishop OF
Seville.
Two flour mills IN the city were
shattered by explosions last evening,
the Outrage neins attributed To- strik-
ink bakers.
Reports from Verona state a gen
cral strike has begun there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
iBULLARD is TURNED OVER
/ TO RICHMOND AUTHORITIES
.BronEht Hack Here To Face Charge
of Deserving Wirc-Niso Faces
! lii.nms Charge.

Y ISD"ClaT 10 The TlnCS- DiSpltCN.
y pETEESBUEG. Dec. &C. l.. Hul-
lizard, the white man arrested hero
PAST week on the charge OF having
1.-TWO wives, Was today turned over To
i,thc Richmond authorities. He Is
,nNantcd there for tho alleged dcscr-
ition of his first wi!c. the invcstiga-
,,tion of which led 10 the discovery
that he married a girl in Grceus Soro.
~. c.. when he had 4 wife and child
Tin Richmond
4, The man is said 10 have admitted
marrying twice bu. declares he
rhourht his frs; wife dead when he
married the second time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
WINSTON SALEM MARKET
TO CLOSE NEXT FRIDAY
reorganization of Prices In PnEt Few
bnss Given nS Reason for
Especial to The Times Dlspatts,. ]

Especial to The Times DlspattS,.l
NiNSTON-SALf.M. " c.. Dec. A.
inc local tobacco market will close
next Friday until january 4. This
WAS unanimously decided today by
the Tobacco Association.
Generalization OF prices during the
past few days is ono of the reasons
gwen for closing Il week earlier this
year than usual for Christmas hou-
days. The market has already sold
nearly 30.o00.UU0 pounds of leaf this
pcinE much larger uiau any season
heretofore. up 10 ;h.s time
rho manufacturers and dealers are
blocked and they desire time in which
TO dry prize ana put stock pur-
chased in shape for Keeping. The
warehouscmen are hoping for better
prices when the market rc-upcns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Mrs. ellen Il. rhop,,,.

III NCiii'uRG. VA. Dec. 4.---Mrs.
Ellen Elizabeth Thomas. aged 70
widow Of William a. .rhom3s. died
a. her homo on Fillmore iStreet.
bcr of Trinity Methodist Church Iinr
surviving children arc: Mrs. II, q,
Matthews. Mrs. II. l.. Suter. Miss NJ
Estclle Thomas and Miss Aiyce ".
Thomas. Lynchburg. and ~ T.
Thomas. Gettysburg. Pa. She olan
mas Two brothers living, = n
Wcignnd. Denver, Col. ana John {;
Wcigand. I.ynchbliry ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Willis C,osc for Ilo,l,Ioxs

SN"V!aI 20 HE Times DiSpltch.
DANNIIL.E. VA. Dec 3.-.Thc b,n
River aud Riverside Cotton Mills will
close down for ten days Il; Christ
mas. from December ~ until Janu-
AIRY !. The MorOtock Manufacturing
Company. employing 100 women on
crat!vcs. Will close early next week
until early In January. and tho River
side overall Company also viii close
Tor about three weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
STAUNTON JUDGE TO SIT
! ON CASE OF ANNEXATION
,IopcNrll Chamber Of Commerce
1 FaN"rs Taking in Prorcrt! In
, Guiding City Point Wat-r-Frunt

" INU.NI:tT 10 Ifle j In'H-T 'IsNAtVn-
!, PETERSBURG Dec i.-Judrc
.iEenry V. Holt. Of Staunton. OF the
,,EiShteenth Jrdic!a! Circuit. has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Dec. Am
nouncemcnt was made tonight by
Dominic TortoriCh. local promoter.
mat he had signed Jack. Rritton.
Denny. OF New @ leans. for a hftccII-
round no decision bout to be held
here December ~ The bout will be
bticd as Il tchurnpionshiD affair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
0KLAHOMAN DECLARED
TO BE INSANE BY COURT
DIR. Otis SedgwlcIS Charged with
Numbering wife and Daughter
ia Scptcn,brr.
IEv NssocInted Moss.

MUSK EGO OKLA. Dec. 4.-Dr
Otis Scdg wick. prominent physician
OF Whitehall. near here, arrested last
September on Il charge OF murder!ns
his wife and daughter, was declared
insane by a jury in Circuit Court here
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-21

similar name, to be organized under the joint stock laws of Connecticut, in order that the affairs of the company may be managed under the more liberal and ben ehcial provisions of a corporation charter secured under the joint stock laws of Connecticut.
 Outwardly, the step that it is proposed be taken, in accord with action already approved by the directors, will have no significance relative to the operation of the plant, which is very busy and run ming full time, as has been invariably the rule for years past
 If you wish prompt and careful motor trucking service. or baggage transfer red. all work being done at very reason able rates, telephone 243-3 or 36o or call at American Railway Express office adv.
 The gift of the Class of 1920 to Kiu- l ingly High School is of a practical na- | ture-$100 towards a fund to be used for an addin gmachine, a needed ad- junct to the commercial department. Perhaps this gentle hint to the town school committee may bring the desired piece of equipment which the town is well able to afford, into the commercial department by the time that the higt school reopens in September, when if lSOulu bo ICduy iOI USE Dy the students Inow taking the commercial courses. IT any event, the recent graduates have pointed the way, probably out of theil experience and the need they have fe1 of such a machine as their gift ultimately provided for.
 Up at East Ki1lingly there arises
 wall over the high price of sugar-whicl commodity hit 35 cents a pound in ; store in that part of the town within the past few days. Danielson feel much the same about sugar prices
 which vary in a surprising way, as doe
 East Killingly. But irritated feelings d, back toward normal
 There were large congregations at tn Methodist and Baptist churches Sunday
 to attend the Children's Day exercises II Several motor parties will leave Dan
 ielson today to attend the big circus a
 Providence.
 Mrs. Harry E. Back will have tn
 members of Sarah Williams Danielso
 chapter, D. A. R., at her home for meeting, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A. c. Greene will have member
 of the Ladies Reading circle at her hom
 for a meeting this (Monday) afternoon Native strawberries real local pro
 ducts-are coming into the market parts of the town.
 TlAs Davis and Brown woolen plants g East Killingly is closed for time dul ing which repairs to the plant will | made