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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-10


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nj ~ icsit 4 hAml shelll, Nv - ~
kasl nsiaAe prAss Rci ssshe .
koll Faslali nam i ntlstenl, W
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nem ttsndf0 hknieme y lealmr
W., ~ tAsteii dorisem nts ,spu.
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W. slieda minMlcho stdnc IN.
Vital 10 TAymln uakrhn dlunhole
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me- n Glover, No Oak rmnt
vals vsak mluuAil pa sNSch pfa
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IN IVA farme hratrim a uhirul se
kn sva scstfe pnni Iamrs Boha
III u Iona, Nchr, u kicrt md v
nmyslu zimu str6viti, N6ysttyn
icho mas noitsila.
" pfnvodu Rev. Y. teinnra,
farafr ydeisiho tcskaho prcsby.
lerniho kostela navsiisil nas v
ieehtn dnceh Rev kovaf, ktcry
pn delsi dobu phsohil jako sekra
i6f Y. M G. A. u ceskosloyenskd
armady M Shirt Potesila mas
tato navstau u zaiimaly nds ie'
ho zkusenosiI ~ Sibifc, . niclz
nam %yypfuvoyal Shlcdali islnc .
rozhovoru \ uinl, VI byl dobrym
STRICKEN Z Ameriky" tcskoslo.
venskym sibifsktm voiaknm
" ponddli tohoto tydne do I'd.
vodu nascbo navstevou zayitnl y,
Jan j. ITCHY, posledni dobou nsi
dlcny W Winner. So. Oak, kdel
zain6stn1va SO fcmeslem plasiYfs
SkIm Y Omazc, iak Il Mani sdt.
III, kdyz u byl pfedplatnt Apra.
vii, zdrzcl Nc po nekolik dni III
roven vyprdvSl, jakp pokrok II
ainilo mesto Winner, .icz nyni II.
Ia pres 2,400 obyvatel n iest6
vice by bylo za posledni rok yzro.
stlo, nebyti u vseobecn6 iisne
B}val%m 0maaanum, bralfim Pc
sfdlhm. dafi Nc tam V holitskG
dime ylbornt, jakoz ! pan Bar.
tnska v Omnzc znamg krcjti, ute
Fenc tam 70 SVEN k%rejcovsktm
Nyode pokracuje,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-10

| ptem}slely a Getty, nczli dostor
PLY ku rozhodnuti, kan yrhnou
II osudy toholo mocntho naroda
pfi volebuim osidi. Po objiti
ltchto NEST, byl jsem poznoyn
yolan do New Yorku ku poradt
aisiho vyboru ohlcdnd cizojazyt.
n}ch casopish, ktcrd skoncilo W
prospeeh casopisa. L t6to pfilezi-
l0sti ~naystivil jsem nektera sire.
diska, kdc ~ obccny lid vice me.
u6 ~shromazdnje d shledaI jsem,
NC ncspokojcnost "a ncklid
slipiluJc u ~ missy sc rozb0du.
pro znudmu u IL zadna kamo-
flaz demokratichl nenf Il to je
wodyratiti cd svdlo pfedseyzeii
Hid i ncduyfrou hlcdeI ku Wade
nynojsi II yhbcc postradal dave
Try v dcnokmtickfho cckance
Coke, obavajc sc, n by Sc vra,
tily DOLBY, jake %panoyaly "a dru.
be lbdty presidenta Glevclanda d
mimo 70 lid yddtl Z historic, ~ TO
yzdy byla repiblikanskh sirana,
ktcra lustila ncbezpcci a byla
schopna zapoliti i kazdfm pro.
blcmem u nytsii pomery v zcini Y
royuoyahu d protOz TAX ohrom.
n9m blasam p%rdmluyil drubtbb
isimadu
casopisy nasc byly Republican.
skb tendenee u prOtD ne Jsme vi.
dol ncsebopposi n marnotratnoSt
dpmokraticke yIady u " ydzna
mk0nstruhec m yIady dcmokra
tickle je ncmoznd V dhsledku no.
sclopnosti Il Dcmajici st1tDickft
ho rozpoznanl, jsne podpoovaIi
%honzeynafe stranu Republican.
skpu v zajnu yscobccuiho dobra
d ncdaB jsme W AM yyhrhzkami
Asrpcneh y cpsty naEi uchfliti.
OhVmna ttisina HAST, vrzcuycb
pro scnatora Warren q. IIardinga
2. IistoDadu, ~dokazuje, ~ MA
snfr byI dobre volep u v zajmu
WtSany q pro WeobecnH dobro
Iidu.
Hyolenlm scnatofa Warren g.
Hatdinga ~ p~residenfa S0ustati
limerick hio ncni We nycdeuo 10
prayou cestu Venue 10 delM do.
bn uvesfi tfuto narod IN sfabil.
nj podkIad. \ dhsledku marno
tratnosfi sfhyajici dcmokratickf
administraec b pfotoz lid musl
mff frphliyost JistD alc jest, n.
jako yzdy sirana rcpitblikhpsk5
We zhost1 syfbo 1koin festnT Y,
zajmu Jjdn Vac. EurcB.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-10

MA PRoDEJ d1m . poAoih Il tnn.
peIna lot 25xlt0 l72l JIM ~.
uIiee. berha d Mnril, t5e Peters Trust
Bldg tJoiqlns 5DG7. ADV l7xgf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-10

tpakk di,ka t1pfeupt NIkoAA a iu.
~ mifs poFansna, ~ srantnIm
sNtm pAllehln sa kfttho - 10.
praseni do nem"VnG ~
Pan nOhusair kllr ecsko
americks leriohIt, kierS do No
dAsuA hNl fedilrlem Amerieke
korrrspondeuce \ rrAae, ptiiel "
mlnnlvrh dneeh D., lodi President
Wilson 10 Spujpn,l ch NtAtn, htN.
uidtlen iako nfednlk tcskoslo
venske lerari w Washinvtune
Pan klir vyknnaval syAj dfad po
rli,e a svedomitt q csvsdcil 81
imeuuvile y peel o dhfky tcslteI
Ameriky pfhtrlnm c ylasii Me-
pochybuicmc . tom, Sc svon svt
dumltosii uplatui ~c ualesite ! VI
noyfm SVEN povulduf Reditclcm
Amcrickt correspondence stall ~c
y. Emil Tnma. kiery ie dobfcI
gnam v Omazc u mn zapade
kfajan karel konitrk, far
mar v Prairie du Chen, Wis. a
smrccn byl v tachto dncch phi syd
1cni dfiyi . lesn Pfi iizde opory
v predu yozu = r. zlomily a polena
scsypala NJ ma kont, ktcfi. pole.
kavse Nc, naklad pfeyrhli mn ne.
stastnfho kra jana Mrtvola ieho'
nalczcnn byla NJ drnheho dine.
kraian konicek byl 80 rokn star
Il zafcchava zde ri ditky. oice
pres 100 roku startho, ri brairy
u scstfu.
Ccska osada v Ord, Ncb,I
vzrusena byla v teehto dnech zpra
YOU 0 scbevrazde dobfc zndmebo.
krajana Antonina Poldka, kterS
dne ~. ffina odpolednc - zastfc.
Ill. Pro pfipad nezdaru zaiistiI II.
.smlf ! tim. ~ ii utahl proyaz ko.
lem krku. X zoufaltmu sytmu III.
M p%fiprayovaI Sc jiz pc delsi do.
bu, aeinuz nasytdcuji napsanf do.I
pisy a zakoupcni yelkdho mnoz.
styi p~fcdmftn. ktert odporueil k.
poslani sym pfatelhm do Czech.
PfoyozoyaI Y Ord pc ntkolik let
~obnynietyf n byl v dosti dobrych
pomtrech. Nemfl zadnlch dftck 81
zanechal IN tDliko manzclku n
diva bratry, Frnnka a Jana, ktefi
Ola bydlf v Ord. Byl - rokh star.
Pochoyan byl dnc ~. ffjua ma cr.
sky narodnf hrbitoy nedalcko Ord
Jak sc u Ghicaga oznamujc.
byI pres republikanskon zAplayn|
zvolen V ntcrnich yolbach znoyu'
do kongresu vscobecne znaniy
krajap p. A. j. SABBATH yctsinon
asi 600 hlasn. Pan SABBATH pravi.
define mfval yclkt vdtsiny. ale II
fato yetsina jc ispokoiiyou while
dem k velkt rcpnblikanskf layind|
u syddei, Ne ecskg tento kongrcs.
mix tfsi SO Pine dhytfe sygch vo.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-10
z OMAHY NEB.
Pc voLBE.

NA
kazdS bedlivy pozoroyatcl po.
litickych ndalosti IN poslcdui 4
roxy doznh, ze hospodhfstvi v t..
70 repubiice bylo neschopnd fize
no a plytyani pencil TAX ohrom
ne, &c to ! startho zuryttho de.
mokraia pfimelo k pfem5 slcni u
ku pocbyboyani a y mnohych pfi.
padeeh ! L dozn6ui, lc ylnda vii.
sonoya byln neschopm fiditi val.
kti q Je ucschopna ltistiti p0vas
lcent otdzky d probIcmy.
Y prdb6hu eclt kampan6 no.
siranni a neodyisli myslitelt Vi.
deli ysude nespokojcnost II ne.
kid Y massaeh lidu, dhslcdck 10
nesehopnosti ylddy prcsidcnta
Wilsona a protoz | vgslcdck vol
by byl jake sesunuti laviny w
prospech strany republikauskt
Y tfto Rampant bfal ,jsem Ii
yejsffo podilu, nczli v drive siel
prcsidentskl ch voIbacb, jezto, ja.
ko republican d jako obGan, ma
Jlei vclikeho z5jmu Y 1splehu a
zdarn teto income zpmt, shledal
Jsem, ze jc nutnosl kazdeho Pm
royati pro vscobccn} zajem n sire
pro zuenn Administered nakf VIA
dy, TAX abycbom 70 nejdfiyc se
vratili zptt k pfedyalcen(m po
mfrhm.
20 pfedIozeni mdbo planu nd
born pro %cizojazycnt skupifLy "a.
mcriekfeh obfaph d ohledn6 elm
Jazyen{ch fasopish republican
skebo natodniho Wborn. byl
Jsem pfidelen Jake assisfent kn
senatori McdiIl NcCormickoyi,
Jelz odbor teut0 udiI
Toto nj postaycui v Rampant
yyzadoyaio yyseifti nakl1nnostI
eh easopisd y zda-Ii by
oznamky d podporovaIy
rcpublikanskh k%andidaty q mjioo
y vysctfifi pyutikf nespokoje
most y neklid eizojazycnFch skn.
pm . zda-lj NY il bylo MONO vi.
skatl pro stranu republikanskou
lpfenJynl liferaui i faa1pisec
kol prop0Randon Nezli Jsein se
Yydal M eesfu do mist. kdc ykf.
sknpiny ~ ~nalbzajl. byl Jsem
M poradu N scuaforem
Warren ~ Hardmgenl, i nfmll
jtem probiral plan i iebo obydii|
phl bodiy pH ukDDTenfI
M audience, senator uardinVI
eokoliy mnafor Ne.
fornick d w neinfio V ohIedn N |
'kaef thchfo sknpiu, III selva
Noje ee2fy md vedly ~ New
Philadelphia, Piff4burQbu
'leyelaDdn, Gary. rbieaga, MI
Yankee, Racine. NJ Pad, Min
1"apoIia, Hopkins, Mtpn. cedy
Rapids H. D towa Gty, ~ WI
mhbo 6feje 4 f1pbto MI
shledai jsem m obHank slo
pnyDdu q ypIikf mjfe al
Within fasopis6 jsou prs uni
~ Y mi administered W Wash
patotD HhlNdaI jsem v5adn ne
'D~okojfn0sf y ngnfiN vI51jou III
'ltsd> uSkljd ~ Jeht6 mfeh
'ttplkteb shI<dJ lAfm N i fsm
'Wtft1nlkz, avAak mAAey Ji1ul
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NABfpKA
JcItkoz mnnznlu ne

man y saua Jediua nc tfrmI ditknmi
nejsthrI 4 roxy q ucjmlRlu i ND.
sien obFydm Ainyeni h III .etnfu Il
nGef zmophulo NJ INN yeIky stfaeh,
pf6ia byeb 81 bud y nck5m zhstayoii,
onebo nejradtii byeh ehtfla pro nekoho
tfcba zadafmo praeoyati, jen kdyz bych
vfd@ia, n ueaisim bsti Y domA ~.
mn. o zjFobytf MIN snma pDsarano.
DomsF zasleie no adresn; Emma Jnfl
nek, Dlkton, 10. D1k. AdY. I7Nlpl
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Ko8TEL gv, MAHTTNA ,,s,,otad1

: tnfnmagf sal1'' 4 patch y, Nstopadu,
Z . holm taho, ' hisie e7ol 4 uliee,
10. ride, kde bude M molej rnznk
satsfso q maozstyi Jinfeh u~zite6pyeh
pfedntt0 W. M0rtins Church 81.
ynrtIsnmeHt i7zJe
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NspEoDysHE MEDEHE KorLE,

DDDlsh Y pfo ma k,zsUf Diusfr0ta,
NJ pbfxnjt pNpiAn Jei peJyoimDsD tfpt
~ bvzetotjtthO fy8rI neDtDdyfDf ~
afdNagph ketlh d trHbek. yknt Nj I
kegh y efpy veImt UfHh 4 jost ~
phep, bez eabo byste nemlii W., b.
I'M f6@ YabN y HlfHm n4zgyaMp,
MELfABK HWY \ PAINT 60.
Dlb W. Ct1src Az,
Chttegg, III.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-10

mn pRODEJ: v festh ftyrti, dlm q
pob1jo, ~ dId1dhnh uiiei, teynb b mir
N zpIhtty, X dbps6m, Jeiim Il znnik,
tzGg NJ. H. w. ADV. HKIn
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vDOvEC i p,oatfednjeh Iltecb ~.

~ Iesfnou hoarDdYbi ~ yelenj domle,
post1 pro reatne sztdfsum tatoliekou
r1dipb Piste M polrok pod ma
hon "festna Hospedynf ~
teffisenem Bzlpd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-10
Maly o~znarmovstel
NEW HOME

NEW HOME - znrueent move kiei
stroj" h rrodoji mai Guarantee
Furniture Co., l2t5 jiz. ~, ulicc, o.
inaha =. Advertisement 1871
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
HOLD2
AMERICAN FL|ERS
lieuts. Usher and Wolf Arrested
After Forced Landing
In Sonora.

DOUGLAS, AriA. Feb. 3.-Lieuten-
ant Usher and Lieutenant Wolf. avia-
tors, flying from Ell Paso to Nogales.
Ariz., made a forced landing yester-
day near Nacozari, Sonora. seventy
nine miles south OF Douglas. They
are reported to be held by the munich
pal authorities of Nacozari.
Lieutenants Usher and Wolf both
are members OF tho Twelfth aero
squadron, Fort Bliss. Texas. 1t Is re-
ported they mistook the Nacozari
railway leading south from here for
the railroad leading south from Fair
bank, about forty miles west Of
Douglas to Nogales.
Eighty-five miles south Of Douglas
the plane developed engine trouble
and the men were forced to land. In
descending ono plane OF their ma
chine Is reported to have been dam
aged badly.
The two men reached Nacoxari at 2
o'clock and were at once placed under
technical arrest, being taken to the
office of Presidente Municipal Fran
cisco M. Peraza and detained there
until the presidente should be able to
get instructions as to what disposi-
tion to make Of them.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
SEN. GRONNA DENOUNCES
HOOVER PROPAGANDA
Fiays Attempt To Make II Appear
Food Administrator Kept
Prices Down.

Propaganda is being spread over
tho country to help Herbert Hoovers
Presidential aspirations. by making
Il appear that he as Food Admins
traitor kept the cost OF living down.
Senator Gronns. of North Dakota.
declared 90 the Senate. GronnA pro-
tested against the propaganda.
He said julius Barnes. head OF tho
grain corporation, has stated there
10 urgent need for cars to bring
wheat from the northwest TO the mar
kets.
III we were to give our wheat to
the millers. the consumer would not
get bread 2 cents a loaf cheaper"
said Gronna. 81 object to such prop
ganda being spread by Government
officials and grain gamblers Let's
get rid OF all this Government inter
ence and let Mr.. Barnes go back to
his private business.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
Don't Spoil a Good
Meal With a Bad
Stomach

1t is really a pitiful sight to see so
many thousands of people worrying
about what they can eat and what
they can't eat
Dyspeptics, they call themselves.
but they stretch the imagination
W hen they do it
All these people need to make them
healthy. cheerful and of sound appe-
tite is a box Of Mi-O-Na Tablets.
d, The stomach of q dyspeptic is over
worked and run down. 1t needs help
to digest the food. but more than that
1t needs prescription that will
cleanse, renovate, strengthen and put
elasticity into the stomach walls.
Mi-ONa is the prescription that will
do this and do 1t so promptly that
you'n wonder why you didn't try 1t
before.
1t stops belching of gas and dis
trcss after eating in five minutes. II
is undoubtedly the greatest stomach
tonic ever given to the public by a
specialist in stomach diseases.
Leading druggists everywhere and
Peoples Drug Stores sell Mi-O-Na for
20 cents a large mox on the money
back plan.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
ORGANIZE TO PROMOTE
U.S. TRADE WITH RUSSIA

NEW YORK, Feb. 3-The American
Commercial Association to promote
trade with Russia has been organ
lied by more than a hundred repre-
sentatives OF American business firms
At a melting here the executive COM
mittee was directed to start man
damus proceedings in the Federal
courts il Secretary of State Lansing
continued to refuse permission for
resumption of commerce with Russis.
A resolution unanimously adopted
declared Russia offered unique op-
portunity for American commercial
enterprise and technical skill. Set
ting forth the purposes Of the new
organization, the resolution said 1t
was "organized by American business
men for the purpose OF re-establish-
ing friendly and direct trade relations
with Russia with which we are not
and have never bene at war"
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
New French President
Say.Amsica Founded
Upon Greatest Ideals

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-rhe
changing tides Of politics cannot
affect that which has a great
IDEAL for It's foundation" Paul
DeschsneI, president-elect OF
France. declared In . greeting TO
America sent TO the French high
commission here today. NJ
Deschanel. who becomes prosi-
dent OF France on February is,
said;
throughout the crisis In which
humanity's sse-lona strike for
liberty and justice was on the
verge OF collapse, American dem
ocracy has remained the cham
pion OF the most noble cause.
Together we may now face the
future with confidence"
The Washington times., 1920-02-03

ext eft frSsz tAs ySFt sf GsskExsEs foF
. long period.
The War Department is concerned
lest the isolation OF vladivostok may
mean battle between American troops
and the Bolsheviks. for they pointed
out that the troops which are draw
ing toward Vlsdivostok are not prop
erly equipped 10 give battle. but are
practically prepared for debarkation-
Advices as TO just how many troops
have already reached Vladivostok are
meAser, and IL was stated today that
IL may be that a large part OF the
American troops have already been
concentrated In the port, and II there
are but a few left In the interior
they may be routed across country TO
some other port.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
REDS CUT Off
YANKS IN SIBERIA
Report Bolshevik Forces Have
Surrounded VIadivostok.
Would Hinder Departure.

/. War Department officials were to-
day seriously concerned over reports
that the Boishsvik armies have isola-
ted ylsdivostok. and were apprshsn-
sivs lest this would seriously delay
the evacuation OF the American troops
in Siberia Official reports as TO con-
ditions were anxiously awaited.
II the Bolsheviks have as complete
ly surrounded Vladivostok as they are
reported to have, then II 10 believed
here that American and Czecho-
Slovak troops will either have to
fight their way through or will be
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
v edneSddy
Notion Day

Here's a little list Of
every day needfuls on
which you can save
CENTURY SNAP
FASTENERS in all sizes,
black and white, 5 dozen
for 12c.
BIAS SEAM TAPE in
widths size 1 and 2, 8
pieces for 10c.
SANITARY NAPKINS,
good quality. IL in box
for SOC.
COLoRED STICKERI
in all good shades and as
sorted lengths, piece, 15c.
k-LB. BOXES DRESS
MAKERS PINS, all
sizes, box, &c.
kBEINERTS RUBBER
SHEETING. good quality,
piece, 29c.
LARGE SIZE SANI-
TARY APRONS, well
made, zoe.
108. COUNT CUBE
PINS in plain and col
ored, 10c.
First F1cor--usssbnrrh
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
POLICE HUNT SLAYER
OF 17-YEAR- OLD GIRL
Beaten to Death in New York Apart
ment-Man Who Visited
Her Sought.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Poiice and
we're searching New York
today for . short man OF dark COM
plexion and evil countenance, who.
they are certain. brutally beat to
death Miss Renee Hoxie, seventeen.
in her fathers apartment late yes
terday.
Miss Hoxie's body, partially clothed.
was found, the head crushed by
blows. Neighbors had seen man
enter the house two hours previous
ly, supposedly in answer to a
room for rent" advertisement.
Indications were the man had killed
the girl in a hallway and had car
ried her body to an adjoining room.
Miss Hoxie came here with her
father from New Haven. Conn. re-
Gently.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
ERASE THOSE
SKIN ERUpTIOnS
WITH P0SlAM

Pleasant surprise at nnding your
skin trouble 30 much better In the
mornins-tsftsr you have used Pos.
that In this splendid remedy you
have an urgent powerful, NsluApis
means to skin betterment
PosiAm relieves skin asgrsvstion
max - your tortured body happy and
does all this with the utmost ease
|Utn right now-todsy-to help your
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|orders.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
writs TO Emerseney Laboratories
Poslam Soap, medicated with Pos
lam. srixhtsps. beauties complex
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND REST OF COUNTY

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Feb. 3.-The Rev.
p. Rowland Wagner, pastor of the
Baptist Church, officiated at the mar
riage here yesterday of Miss Irene
Hill and Edwin J. Blush, both Of
Washington.
other couples married here within
the last few days were Miss Dorothy
f.. Hamlin, of Mclean, Va, and
Maurice Keys, of Washington, by the
Rev. o, c. Barnes, pastor of the
Christian Church, and Miss Barbara
Ellen Walton and Edgar Witt Ham
ilton. Jr, both of Roanoke, Va, by
the Rev. ]. w. Duffey, pastor of the
Methodist Church.
Sheriff George +. Nicholson has ap-
pointed Harry s. Brown and Jesse
Meads deputy sheriffs for Olney and
Rockville districts, respectively.
Miss Mary f. Leishear, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Leishear, of
Brookeville, and Mehrle u. Warfield
of Damascus, we're married few
days ago at the home Of the bride,
the Rev. Frank J. Bohanan, rector
of the Episcopal Church at Brooke
Vile, performing the ceremony.
A license has been issued by tho
clerk of the circuit court here for the
marriage of Miss Alice Hilda Kinna
and Raymond Perry Price, both OF
Hyattstown.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
PROMOTE ADMIRAL KNAPP.

Rear Admiral Harry 8. Knapp. who
succeeded Admiral Sims as the high
est ranking officer OF the American
navy at London. has been promoted
to the rank OF vice admiral.
The promotion OF Admiral Knapp
10 due to the effective work he did
on the other side. IL Is not unlikely
that when the peace treaty is out OF
the way the ships OF Admiral Knapp's
command will be considerably In
creased.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
CONGRESSMAN REED TO
SPEAK ON D. c. PRISONS

Congressman Stuart F. Reed, Of
West Virginia, will talk on the work
done by the Prisoners Relief Society.
and discuss the improvements that
can be made in the management of
the District government penal insti-
tutions, at the Church of the Coven-
ant, Connecticut avenue and N street
northwest, Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
Mr.. Reed has kept in touch with the
work OF the Prisoners Relief Society
ever since IL was founded, and has had
much to do with the success Of the
institution.
DR.. +. Il. budding, president OF the
society. will also deliver few brief
remarks.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
ESTATE OF $5O,OOO,oOO
PROVES TO Be $9,427,0OO
Millionaire Yawkey's Will Discloses
Dame Rumor Rated Him
Too High.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3-William
Hoover Yawkey, owner Of timber and
mining lands in the West, who died
March 5, 1910, at Augusta, Ga, left
a gross estate of S9.427 AGO and a net
estate of $S.9s3, 867. according to the
report Of the State transfer tax ap-
praiser. Heretofore, previous esti-
mates Of Yawkey's fortune ran as
high as $4,000, 900. Detroit baseball
stock comprised S113.013 Of the es-
tate.
Thomas Austin Yawkey adopted
son and nephew of the testator. of
Tarrytown, N Y, will receive $3,40S.-
ESQ Mrs. Margaret A. Yawkey,
widow, receives $75O.000.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
1900 COFFDNS ARE
PURCHASED BY ARMY

Tho purchase of 1900 caskets at
a cost OF s1,104,50s, to be used for
the return Of army dead from Europe
has been completed by the War De-
partment. The manufacturers were
instructed to expedite deliveries.
The department made public q COM
municatton from committee OF the
Casket Manufacturers' Association Of
America condcmpinE "any plan for
the general return OF the bodies ss
Impractical, expensive and unsatis.
factory"
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
Our Surgical Table

The most scientific method Of fitting many types Of
figures is in reclining position. This nsures that all
the organs in their normal places in state of
rest-and enables the corset hygienst to the
tendencies of the figure standing and sitting with its
natural line reclining. In this way she both dag
the figures needs, and fit it most accurately.
is wi we include a Table corset
Hng In addition the services of expert
corset hygi graduate of the emoHygienc-
Fashion Yorkare always available for
consultation fitting.
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The Washington times., 1920-02-03
100 REDS ARRESTED
IN RAIDS IN BERLIN
Soldiers and Police Seize Five Army
Trucks Of Literature and
Munitions.

BERLIN, Feb. 3.-More than 100 al
legged Bolsheviks have been arrested
In a series of raids in Berlin suburbs
during the past forty-eight hours.
In one raid soldiers and police
seized Ave army truck loads Of litera-
ture and fighting materials.
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
GRANDMOTHER KNLN
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered while IL
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole does II. II ID Q clean,
white ointment, made with oil of mus
tard. It Is scientifically prepared, 50
that II works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
finaer.tips. See how quickly it brings re.
lief-how speedily the pain disappears
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron.
chitiS tonsilitis Group. stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, oongcs.
ton, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago.
pains and aches of the back or Joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chill.
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
lit often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 60c jars; hospi al e $3.50
The Washington times., 1920-02-03
Women's Novelty Glove
Silk Stockings
At $3.50 Pal,

Most remarkable values for the women who favor this
most popular of Silk Hosiery These very smart
appearance being shown the popular open work vertical
black white and cordovan Made with properly
of the plain glove silk cloth and finished with double
garter plain cloth Buy freely of these values AL
are strictly first quality.
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