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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
UPLNY SEZNAM VYLETNiKU.

Cejka JOS. Jr., Cleveland; Ca
pek Marie, Chicago; Cekan
Josef, Cekan Kat, Cekan Ma
tilda, Cekan Anna, Chicago;
Cermak Anton, Cermak Aloi-
sic, Cermak Vaclav, Chicago;
Cernicka John, Chicago; Ger
noch Karel, New York; Ger
veny Josef, Berea, o.; Cizek
Vincenc, Chicago; Cizek Emf
lie, Chicago; Cuba Anton, Chi
cago; Cupec JOS, St. Louis !;
Danek Aug, Chicago; Dezort
James, Cleveland; Dezort Ma
rie, Dezort Rhzena, Cleveland
Dite Louise, West Hoboken,
N. j.; Dittert Lidka, Chicago /;
Dobias Frank, Dobias Tere-
zie, Dobias Anna, Dobias Fr.,
Dobias Bozena, Chicago; Dou-
Pokracovani ma strand 3.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
KOMISE K POVZBUZE.
nj STAVEBNlHO RUCHU.
MA RADNICI BUDOU VYDAVANY CERTIFIKATY
OPRAVNJfCf X RUZNYM VYHODAM

Mayorova zvlastni komise
zahajila vcera kampan smeru-
jici k posilovdni stavebniho ru
chu zvlaSte rodinnych domkG
Sc tykajiciho. Kampan zaha-
jena Ia hesla "Postavte 81 svGj
vlastni domov" a tyce sc jen
staveb privatnich, nikoli sta
web velkych a ma spekulaci
provadenych. Vsichni, ,jimz ide
o zbudovAni rodinneho krovu,
dostane Sc zvlaStnich who'd.
Obchodnici materialem urcili
podobnym podnikatelGm drob
nych staveb levn6jSf ceny i
lepSi dodavku materialu, ban
ky vypomocne spolky slibily
delsi uv6r lehci splatky a sta
vebni remesla poskytnou row.
nez zadouci vyhody lidem, KITE
II mini staveti rodinny svlj
dunn neb domecek. Ma radnici
bude zarizena ZvlaStni staveb-
nj kancelaf informacni, kde
bude tez vystavka levnejsiho
stavebniho materialu. Rovnez
plany budou podnikatelGm a
to zdarma stavebni m6stskou
komisi k disposici vydavany.
Komise vysetri kazdy pripad a
podnikatelGm vyda certifikat,
ktery jej k vyseuvedenym W.
hodam opravni. Zadnym spo-
kulantnm neb velkym kontrak-
torum nebudou podobne certi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

Vyjednavani Tuzarovo 0 utvo-
Teni noveho kabinetu pokracu-
je slibne. Strany dosavadni
vladnf koalice vstoupi opetne
do vlady. Soc. demokracie roz-
hodla Sc prvni, a nedelnim
sjezdem zastupitelstva rozho-
dli Sc narodni socialiste row.
nez vstoupit do vlady, stejne
agrarnici sesileni stranou ziv-
nostenskou a slovenskou rolni-
ckou. Ctvrty Glen koalice Slo-
vensky klub jiz neexistuje.
Narodnf demokracie souhla-
ST Englisovym pfevzetim mi
nisterstva obchodu. Katolicka
strana prozatfm vyhrazuje 81
politiku volne ruky.
V nemecke socialnf demo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
VYJEDNAVANf K UTVORENi MOVE
CEKOSLOVENSKE VLADY PO-
KRACUJE SLIBNE.
NEMCI PRAVDEPODOBNE NEBUDOU JESTE v
TONIC KABlNETU ZASTOUPENI.
Kabelogram Ceskoslov Informacni Kane

kracii prevladd MAJOR, ze Icast
We Wade je nutna, ale v tomto
kabinete N6mci pravdepodob-
ne jeSte zastoupeni nebudou.
Nemcdm nepodarilo Sc utvori-
ii jednotny biloxi. Nemecti ma
rodni socialiste nevstoupili do
spolecneho parlamentniho klu
bu, ktery sdruzuje pouze a
grarniky, demokraty, katoliky
a nacionaly.
Prvni schuze snemovny bu-
de 26. kvetna. Spolecna schuze
snemovny a senatu dne 27.
kvetna potvrdi novou volbou
volbu presidentovu, nacez pre-
sident slozi slib 1stavni. V pfi
sti schulz dne L. cervna utini
nova vlada prohlAseni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
MA SOKOLSKY SLET DO PRAHY.
OHAJSTf A VYLETNfCI DETROIT ODJELI wee
RA DNES NASTOUPf CESTU CHICAzANE.

ME, Chicago, Prchalova Mila-
da, Cicero, Paskovska Ruzena,
Chicago, Pluharova Frantiska,
Chicago, Zidlicka Bozena, Chi
cago, Patrna Ruzena, Chica-
go, Paterova Ethel, Chicago,
Sedlackova Zdenka, Chicago
Havlova Marie, Cicero, Dvora
kovd Lille, Chicago, Kroupo-
va Karolina, Racine, Prostred
nikova Olga, Racine, Proksiva
Jarmila, Cicero.
V druzine zavodnikG nacha-
ri Sc tez zvlastni fotograf pro
pohyblive obrazky, jenz bude
fotografovati vyjevy ma ceste
k mori, ma palube Mauretanie,
ktera vypluje z New Yorku V
sobotu dopoledne a 8 nj SOU
casne vypluje jina vyletni LODI
sokolska "Nordam". Prevazna
vetsina sokolskych vyletnikn
pfipadne vSak Mauretanii. W.
konny vybor Obce Sokolske
jest v nejvysSi mire uspokojen
lse zdarem pripravnych pracl
a zvlaste projevuje poteseni
mad skutecnosti, re sbirky ma
potravinovy fond dockaly Sc
znameniteho uspechu. Cely oh
nos $4,000 je totiz zajiste
bud zmin6nou sbirkou neb do
datecnymi pujckami a rovnez
! i jinak vsechna pripravna ak
ce pokracovala zadoucim tenn
penn, takze vyprave kyne IL
lspech a celkovy zdar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

fikaty vydavany. Naopak ma
tovarnich novostavbach bude
spiSe cinost omeZovana, aby
stavby mensich soukromych
budov Sc uskutecnily, cimz ne
dostatku bytI v meste alespon
castecne ma byti odpomozeno.
MajitelGm nynl jiz rozestave-
nych rodinnych domkl budou
poskytovany tytez vyhody ja-
ko majitelGm novym a zvlast6
dodavka materialu bude ma po-
dobne stavby uspisena. Treba
totiz priznati, re posledni cas-
materialu bylo malo, takze
mnozi lide svych stavebnich h
planu zanechali rovnez sta
vebni pujcky odvolali. Dovoz
materialu bude tudiz die moz-
nosti zrychlen a rodinnym no.
vostavbam dodavan, tedy niko-
Ii budovatelIm velkych tova-
rem a podobnych rozsahlych
instituci. RozhodnutO tax sta
vebni bursou liz vsemozne bu
dou pomahati stavebni remesla
a vypomocne bankovni usta.
Wy. Komise nebude trpeti zad.
ne stavebni hazardnictvi, zad.
ne spekulativni vydelkarstvi q
zadnou stavebni ukvapenost
Chce jen posileni cinnosti na
drobnych novostavbach V rGZ
nych clevelandskych ctvrtich 6
poblize hranic mesta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

Ucastnici sokolske vypravy
Ohio nastoupili cestu do New
Yorku jiz vGera a rovnez vylet
nici Detroit a jinych michi-
ganskych NEST pokracuji We
sve ceste k atlantickemu ocea-
nu. Ones vydaji Sc ma cestu
Chicazane, jakoz vyletnici
pennsylvania a z jinych statu.
OhajSti vyletnici NELL vcera
sedm zvlastnich zeleznicnich
voz1 ku sve disposici a vylet-
nici z Chicago vyjedou dnes
dvema Zvlastnimi vlaky. S Chi
cazany pojedou tez cetni Gle
move poradajicich vyboru, ja-
koz i vetsfna zavodniku ma
celnikem Josefem Paskovskym
Gele. Seznam vsech zavodni-
k1 ma sedmy vsesokolsky slet
Sc ubirajicich jest:
VySsi oddeleni: = Krista-
fek Jan, Wesley c., Stransky
Vdclav, Clenove Plzenskeho So
kola; Martiny Jan, Smidl Hen
ry, Molcar Richard, clenove
Sokola Chicago; Pokorny JOS,
Baltimore Nd, JeGmen Karel,
st. Louis, Mo.
NizSl oddeleni: = Hron A.,
New York; Mikulec Josef, Gle
veland, P6ncik Miroslav, Chi
cago. Holek f., Chicago, Ger
ny Vaclav, Chicago, Kutera B.,
Racine. Vybornv Frank, New
York, Smidl Karel, Chicago.
Sokolice: KoTinkova Anto-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
Sbirka nasl administrace We prospech stra
dajicich videnskych ditek ma miste urceni.

Dnesn postou dochazi mas stvrzeni pfieti darkd se
chenych nasich krajanI, kterych voan pomoc videh
skych nasch trpiteld nalezlo ohasu:
The SvetP Printing & Publishing Company
54l4 Broadway, Cor Champa Ave-,
Cleveland, O.. u. S. A.
Dovou;ene .i oznamit dnes v pofadku obdrzeli
cd Vas SEX ma K $4,000 rak. Otis & Co.. Cleveland
Wiener Bankverein.
s uprimnym diky kvitueme tento Vas veky dar pro-
ubohs krajany byste zaem, kery rno snaham
nasrn projevujete, zachoval ma pfste
v dokonalk Icts
cESKE SRDCE
Ceskoslov. socialni p3ce v Rakousku
Widen w., Johann Straussgasss SO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
CARRANZA ZAJAT, NIUE VSAK
OPUSTIT ME.XIkO.

Houston Texas, 10. kvetna. - Byvaly mexicky pres
byl revoucnm voskem zaja ale byl dan
bezpecnostn prvod Cruzu podmnkou kdyz Timed
repubku opus Ale ami zprava nebyla dosud ufedne
potvrzena.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26

VAUDEVILLE BILL TONIGHT /
AT GRAND PROMISES MI


Duke and Duchess, THE Dogs That
Understand" open the regular four
actrvaudeville program at the Grand
tonight, in q, manner that will aston
ish the spectators. These two collies
are not to be classed with the usual
"trick"i dogs that are every where
common, as they have no tricks to
perform. Having been brought up In
the same manner as a child, they I'M
derstand the English language thor
oughly, and .instantaneously do their
masters bidding on what ever he may
. ask them to do. Skeptical persons
may suggest from the audience what
they. would like the intelligent ami
mails to do, and'it will be readily seen
that they actually do understand and
have no word or phrase as cue to
perform any. certain stunt.
Mills and Moulton, in comedy
skit entitled "A Timely Appoint
ment" will follow, with numerous
comic situations following each other
in quick succession. ChristOferson
and Walton are another sprightly
song, dance and comedy team, and
the bill closes with~Poole. and White
man. a comic athletic novelty, includ
Ing toe dancing. high kicking, ground
and terial gymnastics.
Carmel Myers appears for the first
time In the i've part feature, picture
>"1 Foley's Trail" whwich precedes
vaudeville with the first show be-
ginning at 1880 and, the second at
S:lo. f,,f; H. y s,sr5 J.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
J Monumsnt Guard. Dangerous Road.

"a " 100
Monumsnk Guards Dangerous Road.
As Los Angeles boulevard comes to
an end at the edge Of high embank-
ment over a park lake. incautious mo-
florists have gone over several times.
but with fortunate results. TO guard
against repetition Of such accidents
q monument to the memory Of Gen.
Harrison g. Otis, distinguished as a
soldier and Journalist. which win COM
pletely block the end Of the road, has
been erected, says Popular Mechanics
Magazine. The group Is composed Of
a life-sized figure Of Gen. Otis: at his
left is the figure Of a soldier, while at
the right Of the central figure is q,
newsboy crying his wares. .tsH ~ 3.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
ANNUAL METHODIST SALE .
10 Be HELD DECEMBER 4

OF special interest to all ladies
i will ,be the announcement of the
4 annual fancy work sale which lis -te
\ be, held on Saturday, December 4, by
the ladies of the Methodist church
ins the building on Third street now
D occupied by the Third Street Cafe,
Tie sale will start at 2:30 o'clock
am last only until all articles are
sold 81 81 i s}s..4 r. ,z1s~a,-*>'s 7.
Included in the articles of fancy
wSfk will. 4 be all kinds of A. dainty
hdhsehold linens, from the plainest
and more practical to dainty pieces
worked up IN different touches of
handiwork, which everyone admires
and appreciates the value of in max
: ing her home comfortable and attrac-
tive. These articles will be OF much
interest 10 Christmas shoppers who
. desire: dainty gifts which have per-
sonal> touch, and splendid variety
will be offered from which to choose.
The apron department Of this sale
will be more popular than ever this
year, and the ladies will have. COM
plete line Of aprons which will more
than come up to their reputation
in designing dainty and useful aprons:
Another feature will be full line
Of dolls which will be in charge of
the Philathea class. These dolls are
of every type and size and have been
dressed by the girls in varied cos
tunes which will suit the taste of
every particular little ,mistress This
affords a splendid opportunity for
any mother to buy daintily dressed
doll for her .child's Christmas gift.
aDoughnuts and coffee will be served
during the sale. .5 ar..s,. ......
Commencing at the regular hour,
a supper will be served to the public
by the ladies in the basement of tho
Methodist church.. which promises td
be a popular affair. T-r
Further particulars will be pub
ished later. IL III ~ LII s.:.,.-,... So, -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
:. Xilla-how Good Citizen.

Revolutionary to ranchmen @operat-
ing In a big way is the transition
through which Francisco Villa is now
passing, says the Nations Business.
The ranch given him by the Mexican
government, measures up in area to
the requirements of a patriarchal es:
tate. as it. runs into the thousands
of acres. Work IS to be on - a
corresponding Scale. The initial equip.
>ment III tractors, motortrucks, pIows.
harness, picks, shovels and all other
old and new mechanical aids to agri-
culture is to cost about $4,000. :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
PRINCESS DID THE WOOING.

l. Berlin (by mail) The Lithuanian
Princess Marie Mathilde Kobler-
Jeschke threatened to- scratch out. his
eyes if he didn't marry her, said her
husband in answering her divorce
charges in Vienna, according to a
dispatch Of : the Neue Berliner
Zeitung. The husband claimed the
princess made the marriage overtures
while he was prisoner in Russia,
that he acceded through fear and un-
der the idea that in Austria, the mar
riage would not be recognized.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
WELCH.LARsON

The marriage of Miss Ethel WEIGH
Of Nymore, to- Lewis Larson of Kelli-
her, took place at the home of the
bride In Nymore at 10 O'Clock Thurs
day morning, Rev, O.. P. Grambo, Of
the Nymore Lutheran Free church
officiating. A, wedding supper was
served at six o'clock, after which a
large party Of friends and neighbors
joined the bridal party at Christian
son hail. where most enjoyable eve
ming was spent. Z T. r. -, IL. .- .4,.a
They will make their home in N.Y.
more. Mr. Larson is connected with
the National Pole & Tie company Of
Kelliher. -.....,...,ss...,.,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
Pet Had Various Names.

"A neighbor, seeing the seven-year-
old daughter Of a geologist splay inlg
with a bedraggled but cherished kit
ten, asked what her pet was called.
"Well," replied the precocious young
ster, shat depends. Father calls, her
segregation from an intrusive mag
ma of doubtful genesis; mother refers
to her as the basement complex; sis
ter Helen insists that she is typical
example of secondary ilnpoverish-
ment; but just call her my dear lit.
tie kitty IT, n II" : =,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
BLACK PLAGUE IN GERMANY.
(By United Press. J

s. (By United Press.) 81
Berlin by mail - Six million per-
SONS, or one out Of every ten in
habitants in Germany, are afflicted:
with. social =, disease, according to
scientific calculations Efforts are
being made to increase the present
laws SO as to guard against spread
of this plague. 4, ~ 81 ,,s.s.s5 &:
In some commupities, the law re-
quires the registration Of all persons
SO diseased, and it is possible that
reformers will undertake to. make this
a national law. Likewise efforts are
being made to alter the present prac-
tice whereby physician is bound to
secrecy as to his clients affection.
with social disease. h.. .::;SE 5Ea
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26

tended by ministers, Sunday school
superintendent and teachers of
young peoples classes. The confer
ences is under the auspices of the
Y. M. C. A. and the North Dakota
Sunday School association. - 7:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
QUEEN MAUD,s BIRTHDAY.
(By United Press

Christiania, Nov. 26-Salutes were
fired and flags flown today in honor
of the fifty-first birthday Of Queen
Maud. The queen, who was the
youngest daughter Of the late King
Edward Of England, and sister of
King George, married King Haakon
of Norway in 1895, when he was
known as Prince Charles Of Denmark,
and before the Norwegians offered
him the throne. She is very popular.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL:
CoCHRAN.DYS0N

On X Thursday evening at aye
O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cochran,
the marriage of their daughter Har-
riet, to- DR.. ~ Frederick Dyson, Of this
city, was solemnfzed. Rev. l., p.
-Warford, pastor of the Presbyterian
church officiated.s Mrs. F. g. Hal
gren, of this city, acting as matron
OF honor and William Chichester as
attendant of the groom. Only the
immediate relatives of the bridal
couple were present. A. wedding din
ner was esrved at, six o'clock. Miss
Charlotte = Dyson Of Becker, Mimi,
sister OF, !. the groom, was the only
out Of town attendant sRs .,., 49,
DIR. and Mrs, Dyson. expect to go
on a trip the first of the year. DR..
Dyson is associated with the Union
Dentists in this city. -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
Boon Of Foraetfulness:

To make people laugh is to make
them. forget. What a benefactor to
humanity is he who can bestow for
getfulness.-Victor Hugo. 49,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26

Among the,FIrst Editions!
No man really knows woman like
a book until he has tried to put her
on tine t:siieiIi:: ''-Carsaans Magazine
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
That's the wavIf Ia

= ! + Y That's the Way It L.. ~.
Uncle Bill Bottletop says that too,
few people lay by anything for a rainy
daySand too many lay by Something
for a dry spell.-Wasbington Star.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
One Penaltxe-of Wealth

"'After man accumulates a big for.
tune" said Jud .Tunkins, .'''he has to
>hire-a-lot of people to show him what
TODD With it." ~ i -,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
BOLT.GARL'

On wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at, the Presbyterian parson-
age, Rev. l.. P. Whrford' officiated at
the marriage of Miss Elsie Bolt to
Clifford Lee Carl, both parties from
Wadena. Their attendants were Miss
Alice Marie Schussman~and Patrick
Schussman, also of Wadena. The
couple will reside there. T.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
5sg.l ~. ~ - .
ADDITIONAL " ANT ADS

FOR SALE-1Dodge touring car in
fine conditions. Will sell cheap for
cash or part cash and terms on bal
g. ance. Would consider trade for
good used Ford truck. Address
Dodge" care Pioneer. .....l, 81.
LOST-Black bill book containing
S. dollars in bills. Finder return
TO Batchelder's store. Reward.
:, Frank Dawson. 3t11-295
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26

=. The Episcopal ladies will hold
their food and fancy work sale Sat
urday at 2 O'Clock in the basement of
the church. G>t<. -, 1d11-26
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26

The Episcopal ladies' will hold their
food and fancy work sale Saturday at
2 o'clock in the basement Of the,
church 1d11-26
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
ICY q g.I ttfT' t-tt. -i-E -
NORTH DAKOTA BOYS -
IN ANNUAL CONFERENCE

/ Grand Forks, Nov. 26. Older
Boys of North Dakota opened their
annual conference here today, at
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
GRAIN AND HAY
sl5rEy -.
MEATS
,-ts,sss,s. 7fs,-.y4- z. =, ,s-,r---ry-s.
VEGETABLES
- ~ ~ ~ ~
HIDES

Chicago Nov. 26-Foato receipts, 60 Market slow
No sales ~. ! l~ ~ s* /. i 1852 Il.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26

u: S. Medical Department Folding
Cots, wonderful springs -. $3.50
MISCELLANEOUS GOVERN =
. ,MENT ARTICLES
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
N. A FEW ITEMS LISTED
SURPLUS MANUFACTURERS
GOODS

. ~
Wool Mixed Union Suits, each $2.95
Heavy Wool Union Suits. :. $500
Heavy Wool Sox. -. Csc
Black Cashmere Sox, per pair. :35c
.One-Finger Leather Faced Work -
MlIIS J.. ~. DOC
Leather Faced Canvas Work r.
Gloves .!.:... ..55c-
All Wool Slip Over Sweaters: $3.50
Heavy Jumbo Wool Sweaters $3.50
Leatherette Coats 80. -. $500
Blanket Lined, Elephant Cloth - :
Overcoats ..... ~. $1,000
Wool Mixed Work Shirts: >. 1915
= SHOES
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
i. AT LESS THAN COST TO THE GOVERNMENT
WOOL BLANKETS

.... WOOL BLANKETS ss...@ - >.
Army Wool Blankets .. $3.50
O. D. Blankets, new. 500
BARBED5W1RE - -,.-~-~.
Heavy Government 4-pro1lg, barbed
wire, so tbs to the spool. :$3.15
Five spool lots ~ $500
Ten spool lots :: $3.50
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-06
MRS. HARDING WANTS NO
POLICE AT WHITE HOUSE

Marion, o., Nov. sd. n, y d" lhere
are two things I am going to insist
upon when get to the White House,
Mrs. Warren q. Harding said To-Day III
talking with friends.
: 'rrhe first is there shall be no police.
men at the White House Gates, anu @
secondly mere shall be no sheep on the
White House lawn"
When n woman caller congratulated
her upon being next FIRST lady" OF the
land. remariIing she must be getting
very used to the phrase by TINS uus'
Mrs. Harding answered:
mo. I'm not. 1t is hard to realize IT.
7 feel very happy about it In one way
and sad In another. ! haven't lived IN
washington six years for nothing ana
/ know something of worries and duties
connected with living at the White
PRESIDENT -elect Harding following an
automobile ride, took VIII Hays. repub-
lcan national chairman. through the
plantof the Marion star. Here they sh OK
hands with patriarchal Lew Miller, VINO
has the longest white beard IN Marion
and who has worked for Senator Hard
ing thirty six years.
0een house continued at the Hard
ing home until early today. thousand
Marion and Ohio folk pressing into the
residence to greet the president elect.
Today trunks and sultcases were being
packed al the Harding home for the
months vacation in the south. Sena-
tor Harding had no fixed engagements s
for the day, hut there were coupte
dozen politicians and well wishers from
miscellaneous sections seeking a few
minutes with the next president.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-06
LIVES OF TWO AMERICANS.
in DANGER IN MONGOLIA
Legation at Pekin Asks Shi-
nese Government to Pro-
tect Foreigners.

Washington, Nov. 6.--Two Americans
named Mills and Maclaughlin are IN
SERIOUS danger MS result OF an attack
BY armed Russians Barlats and Mon
Rols on the town OF urga. Mongolia, &C.
cordlnR to reports to state department
from the American legation In Peking.
Americans friends Of the. men are
organizing n rescue party 10 bring them
out Of Che danger zone.
- AIHlel No an engine and MaelnuEhlin
is an einploye OF the Mongollan Trading
company. The. situation at urga ~
grave according 10 the reports 70 the
state department and foreign rcsiuents
are In serious DANCE. Chinese soldiers
arc reported to be l0OtinK Russian esi-
dences In the town. Telegraph lines
have been cut and the city cut on from
bommunicationa,
Friends OF Mills and MacLaughlin
have asked the American legation 10
secure permission from the Chinese
Eovernment for them TO proceed 70 urEa
and bring out those In danger. This
roncue party will consist OF twelve
ufined AmrrioAns, all civilians. with q
motor transport OF their own providing
ft viii start from Kaigan, northeast Of
i,eblng on the Great Wall.
Il me American legation has made ur-
&RiAt gnpThEeHtMtipnB w TIM GialnFAo gov
tfninex ~ uifprn every pfutNetiuu pOhN
8ibiA for foreigners,
tlfrnA Ii tho home OF the Living
puddah. head Of the Buddhist fnith In
MONGOLIA.