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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Supper Table
Gossip

seope. the battery man. ai4 n. 9TH.
Don't forget the Pie supper Nc the
North Fourth street school house
Thursday evening, September 80 at 3
o'clock. given by the L. T. a. to raise
funds for the school.
Santa Fe train No. ! carfy Tuesday
night crashed Into an automobile at
Adamann. 81 miles east of Holbrook.
Arizona. according to word brought
here by trainmen. The man who was
driving the car over the track at tho
time was hurled nearly 200 feet and
the auto smashed to %splinterd. The
man was put on the train n taken
to Holbrook, but died shortly before
the train reached that town. The
train was reported to be travelling 60
miles an hour at the time OF the
accident, The train was in charge
Of Conductor Fred Nohl OF this city.
A business M Isting OF the WOman's
club will be held Friday afternoon at
: o'clock. a meeting OF the board
of n,ni ayers will be at $3.50 o'clock.
A large attendance Is looked for as
several matters Of Importance are to
come up. the buying OF n safe and
repatriation for the physical educa-
ton and art classes. There Will be a
15-niinutc parliamentary drill with
Mrs Mabry to lead n a social
hour. ~
II r. Mcvey WA elected as post
adjutant OF the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars at their meeting last night at
the Armory. Mr.. McVey takes the
Office vacated by Chester Bcbber.
Plans were made at the meeting for
u dance to be given Thursday. Octo-
Der ~. +. l.. Scott was appointed
the dance. The next meeting VIII
to be held on October 10 at the
ArmOry.
A d icislOn for George Burris, pro-
prletor OF the French bakery was
given by the jury In the district court
yesterday in the case brought against
him by the III Dorado Investment
company In an effort to force Burris
to vacatc the store room at 202 East
Central venue II was charged that
Burrls had not paid the rent during
January. 1920. according to the con
tract. This IL the last case to be
tried by jury until November 4. all
other cases set for this term having
waived jury. The jurymen were dis
missed yesterday.
Dan Rcade. a former New Mexico
cattleman, who Is well known in
Albuquerque, In reported In the Long
Beach Daily Telegram, Long Beach.
Cal, as attributing the high cost of
living TO the extravngant teHtes OF
the people. particularly in cuts OF
meat. Mi. Reade is now sales man
ager OF the Pine VENUE market In
Long Beach. lie has held several
important positions with big packing
houses. both in this country n In
Central and South America. Mr..
Ilcadc said that the consumers them
selves by demanding nothing but the
choice cuts OF meat have forced the
price OF all cuts,
The Wonmn's Missionary Society 0i
tho First Baptist church will hold a
monthly program and social meeting
this evening at the church audi
torium Mt T;30 o'clock. In connec-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
BOSS PLUMBERS
STANDING FIRM
Little Change in Walk
out Today; Meeting
Scheduled Soon

with the exception OF the return OF
plumbers TO tho shop OF Edward
Corcpran. there was little change In
the plumbers' walkout situation to-
day.
The committee which has been APP
pointed by the Albuquerque Con-
Tractors association to make an In
veatigation OF tho .ywaikout with the
aim Of bringing about n settlement
had o done sufficient work TO make
o statement today.
One OF the members OF the COM
mittcc from the contractors' aEsocia-
tion said that the committee was
contemplating holding a meeting
with the representatives of the Build
ing Trades council. but that no time
for a meeting had been set.
The hiring Of men by Mr.. Corcoran
Increased the number OF shops pay
ing the new scale Of $40 to two.
Other master plumbers stated that
they had no men working for them
and thai they were determined TO
stand firm against granting any IN
crease. Members OF tne plumbers
union. however. said that other
master plumbers had expressed n de-
sire to "a the new scale.
Plumbers and members OF the
nuilding Trades council repeated
their opinion OF yesterday that NJ
long mr. the plumbers had asked foI
the raise as individuals and @ as
n union that the council would have
no Jurisdiction In the matter. Con
tractors on the other hand say the
men should have placed their de-
Hlres with the council before asking
for an Increase.
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HOUSTON FEAYED
I FORP PRICE POSITION
Congressman Protest
Against Effort to
Lower Values

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Sept. 3o.-Pro-
test against a statement attributed 10
Secretary Houston that commodity
prices u 80 very much lover was
ntnc by Senator Marcus A. Smith OF
Arizona In n long telegram to Secre-
tary Houston. Il IN announced by h
Arizona American .Ingyptian Cotton
Growers association. A shorter pro-
test OF the same nature was sent by
Senator Smith TO President Wilson.
The message to Secretary Houston,
~ made public by the growers asso-
citation official. was in part as fol-
lows.
You arc quoted ms stating that
commodity prices nus 20 very much
lower n that financing OF produc.
crs so that they may obtain a fair
price for their commodities is a con-
sDlracy In restraint OF trade.
III this policy Is pursued and
bn mixers are encouraged to withhold
necessary financial assistance. tho
greatest disaster In the history OF the
Inited States will be forced upon
producers OF The commodities neces-
sary to u civilization.
al the present time cotton is bo-
Ing forced on the market at far be-
how the cost OF production. This
assures not only bankruptcy and
failure TO the growers but will cause
a general depression that will take
years to overceme." -
H. A protest was also sent by Repre-.
sentative Can Hayden OF Arizona. II
MSs announced.
Tho Arlsona members OF congress
acted upon receipt by the cotton
growers association OF this state oi
a message from J. =. Wannamaker
L. snEAo1IAnN 81 aAa NAaaA n.Naaa
Grower association, outlining whai
the message said was the attitude o.
Secretary Houston toward financing
OF producers by banks.
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ton with the program there will be
I : annual exercises OF the aux
hiaries. All ladies of the church and
congregation are invited to come
and biting their husbands. Mechanics
Jackson. Harvey. Carmen. IIine, Cox,
and Morris are hostesseA.
Lee Sandcf-on was arrested by
Special OFFICER Louis Beach last night
and IL being held In the city Jail for
Investigation. According to officers
he could not give O satisfactory an
swer an TO his registration for the
army.
A booth has been erected In Temple
Albert by the children OF the Sabbath
school for the special service to be
held there tonight. The aervice Is
one OF the series being given IN com
memorate the Feast OF the Taber-
nHcles and the booth In In keeping
with the observance. The public IN
invited.
Demetrio IuccrO pleaded guilty TO
the charge OF discharglng a pistol at
the Murphey sa%nltarlum when ar
raigned before Justice OF the, Peace
John W. Wilson yesterday afternoon
and was bound over TO await the ac-
ton OF the next grand jury. He was
put under $1,000 bond which he had
been able to furnish today. Lu-
zero held n private shooting match
at the s~anitarium two weeks ago
breaking glass windows and piercing
the walls Of n cottage. damaging the
cottage in the sum OF $500.
The BernaiilIo County Teachers
association will hold their regular
meeting on Saturday morning at 1C
O'Clock In the oflce OF the county
superintendent of schools at the
court house. Teachers will bring
their reports TO the superintendent
and will receive their salary checks
Mlss Bertha Benson, secretary oI
the New Mexico Wool Growers asso'
citation. will leave tomorrow fol
Magdalena to attend the scmi-annUa
meeting OF the association there.
; The Loyal Order OF Moose. Lodg'
No. 106. will meet at the X. Of =
hall this evening at 5 o'clock. Their
will be special matters to be taker
up. including arrangements for I
dance that Is to be held.
There will b. a regular meeting o.
Aduh chapter No. 8. order OF Eastern
Star. tomorrow evening at . o'ciocl
at the Masonic temple.
The salvation Army OF Albuquer
? que has a new captain. Capt. l. W
Doctor OF Roswell. who has been con
Quoting large street revivals in this
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city In the new captain. II IL said
that one Sunday, 100 men and wom-
en- knclt around the drum In tho
street service. He has beer In Ros-
well several months.
Two divorce complaints wcrc nlcl
In the district court today. both the
plaintiffs being women who were
abandoned. Balcria r. Soto Sandoyai
brought suit against Salvador Sando-
val whom she married In s ptember
1919. She charges abandon fnent. non
support and cruel and inhuman treat
mcnt. Grace Donivan asks for a d.
vorcc from clyde V. Donivan on the
grounds Of abandonment and non
support. Ator being married In los
1.unar In March 1850 the couple took
a wedding trip to Cleveland o" where
the new bride was deserted.
A motion for a new trial for Luis
/. Chavez, the Indian convicted Of muir
der has been passed and Monday
October 4. set for the trial In this
district court at B~ernallilU.. Juds4
Reed Holioman Of the first jndicia
district VIII try the case again fol
Judge Hickey.
Preparations for tim joiut dinnci
/ OF tho Rotarians and Kiwanians q
be held at the Y. NJ. c. A.. at 6;s'
] O'Clock tonight are complete. Tn,
c%redentiai committees Of the tw,
clubs are TO meet at the Chamber o
| Commerce ut 4 o'clock this Afternoon
- decide the winner OF the member
ship contest. Miss Katherine Booth
director OF the salvage and shoI
activities OF the Pacific division o.
the Red Cross. IL to be the principa
speaker at the banquet. DIR. l.. 5
Peters Is to present the flag to tn
winning club. Each club was conf
dent OF victory at 3 o'clock. \
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
People You
Know


Dennis Chavez Is In Las vegae on
legal business.
r. G. L. d'Aix was In the city yes
ierday on his way homo to Chicago,
lie has been at Grants. n. NJ, where
he is interested, IN the development
OF the Valencia Mines company.
Mrs. w. y. Mcdowell. who has
boon M with Ia grippe Is reported to
be conyaicsclng.
Mics Agnes Flynn has been en-
missioned q notary public.
G. H.. Storms and family have
moved from the Chiiders' bungalow
to i16 South High street.
Mrs. y. T. Chase and four children
will return tomorrow from the Pocoa
country where they have spent a part
OF the summer.
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Owing TO n wartime scarcity OF
chicken food, the birds Of Denmark
were fed with a substitute consisting
OF mussels found along, the coast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30

A w~ood-borinE beetle In California
has put hundreds OF telephones out
OF commission by boring through the
telephone cables. Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30

In the early part OF the nineteenth
century, Boston used to celebrate
ar,i,iery bay a week after a new
governor WAS elected,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
MAYONNAISE

2 Eggs, Yoks only teaApoun OF Salt
I Pint Of MsHoa 7tahiespocns each Of Lemon juice
I teaspnon Of Mustard and Vinegar OF
I dash a. Cayenne o. WHIT Pep 4 tahssnoons Of Vlneao tany
pr o. b teaspoua papsiks oavoN1 ssasgN may Be used
Have all Ingredients nd mixing utensne coli. Mr. dry ingredients
40 egg ydks and vhsn we'll mind, add y tsaapoqq9l Of vinegar.
Add harda drop By drop until the mizture bsGEslo hiehen. besttna
slowly. AZ .eea q ne missass Aietsns sda .ss ssnsisdr e tss
gsaqsay Until ~, s,sa Tss h.yganais .hoak 3 TAFT sa7aah %
TO be used when needed. II win tsp fr weeks, % nos stir u sheB
close The jar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30

Don't wlsh you could iina . ,oe--Flnd Il.
Dent vish you eoaid rent rear spsrv
Don'i vial you souid cell sour Aous.-
By sslns tAt -ysi.id's Classified oolnmss.
fhshs sSs. Phsae elk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Bread, Cakes and Pies as
Well as Fancy Work to Delight
Eyes of Women at Festival

A good old fashioned country fair
exhibit. where the big ioaves Of white
bread vie for honors with the juicy
apple pies and the jars OF gliatening
jolly is tlse part OF the Harvest
Festival which viii have the most ap-
peal TO the housewives OF the COM
munity, Not every woman can raise
a fine hog OF a prize ear OF corn but
the majority OF them car concoct a
dessert or hot bread that will win
them honors anywhere.
One corner OF the Armory which
will contain the farm exhibits at the
Harvest Festival will be devoted to
the display OF home economic pro-
ducts. Entrants will be welcomed
from all over the state. All articles
entered In those exhibits must be
brought to the county agent at the
Chamber OF Commerce by Wednesday
noon. October Q. They will be Judged
here and placed on exhibit at the
Armory for the opening day OF the
festival.
First. second and third prizes OF
three. two and one e5rar each will
be given for the best articles offered
In each class. The premium list for
the home economies section includes
prizes for the best loaf white bread,
biscuits. apple pie. layer cake. angel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30

In China the ceremony OF naming
a baby IN accompanied by the shaving
Of all its hair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30

made with premiums offered for tho
best samples o. drawn work. mn
broidery. tattlng and crochet. Tho
best darncd pair OF stockings will
come In for n five dollar prize under
the boys and girls club work exhibit.
The prize contest for the home
economies department Is open TO
everyone. The University or High
school student who talks In terms Of
~calorles and measures by the ounce
In her domestic cience courses will
have an equal chance with the born
cook. who from years Of practice
knows how to bake n perfect cake
merely by taking a handful OF this
and a pinch OF h a and Just mixing
Thorn ali up without a recipe.
Excellence In the household arts
exercise a charm for thc male mem
beers OF the family that can not bc
ovorcstlmated. II In prophesied al
ready that the majority OF the youna
bachelors will be haunting the cook
cry corner. not Just for q faster. bui
to get "a roster OF names on the prize
pies. cakes and jelly for future
reference.
food cake. fruit cake. jelly and
canned vegetables,
A fancy work display will also be
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
DOMACf ZARfZENf We
VFDNI.

Snatky. spoien6 Sc zafize-
MIN domacnosti stavaii Sc po-
zvolna nemoznymi pro neve-
sty bez im6ni take u mas, ale
We Vfdni isou skutecne snem,
rozchazeiicim Sc rozhodne Sc
skuteGnosti, nebot' nabytek z
tvrdeho dreva do dvou pokoiG
stoii 100000 X (rakouskych)
Dubovy still do iidelny stoji
10000 X, dubova skTin 10000
*, m8kka skrin 5000 X. We
Vidni pracovalo V dobdch mi
ru pres 1000 velkych tovdren
ma nabytek, nynf vSak prdmysl
nabytkovy Jest mrtev. Nev6sty
ovsem. nemaji-li im6ni, jsou
dnes mnohem skromnej$i, nez
byvaly drive.
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Eduard Hor5k, 1864 vych.
1o4 ulice a Frank LadinskV,
2218 vTch. 118 ul prislu$nici
m6stsk6ho hasiGsk6ho sboru,
musi Sc zodpovidati pred poll
ceinim soudem pro zlomysln6
vvvolavani hasiGstva faleSnI-
mi poplachy. Cd 8 hod. veGer-
nj do p6lnoci vGera vydaly II
planych alarm6. Sergeant Ku-
7ler spatril oba ieti We vese-
lem rozmaru V autu a ia krat-
10 Sc oba vinnici k svIm zer-
tlm pTiznali, uddvaiice "a dH-
vod, Il takIm zpGsobem ho-
dali nudicim Sc hasiGum opa-
tfiti pobaveni.
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STAV SILNIC v NASEM
OkRESU.

Maiitel6 t6zkych autotru-
ca obchodnici t6mito stroll
po vcerejSich zalobdch Ma spat-
ny STAY silnic prohldsili, re no
dlaii spolupusobiti, ably dopra-
va ma silnicich Sc konala jen V
mezich zakona. Silnice nal6za-
jfci Sc dnes zb6dovanem sta
va mely by byti V dob6 nejkrat
81 vyspraveny a pokud mono
znovu vybudovdny a sice tax,
ably byly trvanliveiSi a vice
tezkym vozidlum vzdorovaly.
Svadeti iedin6 vSe ma auto
trucky jest die vyrokH intere-
senta nespravedlivo, jelikoz ce
sty trpf jinymi dopravnfmi
prostTedky, nez-li isou auta.
Vinu dnesniho stavu take ne
Sc pffliS lehka dlazba pdvodnf,
dneSnim pozadavkGm napro-
sto neodpovidajici. Dale by
mely vereine ufady omeziti
vozbu ma silnicich V dobG jar
niho tani, kdy dlazba cast nei-
vice trpi
Serif E. J. Hanratty odpo-
vedel. re dlazba nynejsi neby-
la deldna pro mimafadn6 t6zk6
naklady. zvlGSt' ne ma twinsbur
sk6 cest6 mezi Clevedlandem a
Akronem, ma ktere zakon pfi-
pouSti ien vozidla ne tezSi iak
II a pGl tun ac tato vaha Jest
pfiIiS velka. dlazba trpi pTi
vaze polovicnf liz velice znaC-
nOu merou.
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POLICEJNi NACELNlk
SMITH PROTI
HERMAN.

Nasladkem propu5t6ni tfl
muzu. obvin6nych Z nedovole-
n6ho hrani pred policejnlm
soudem nafidil policeini S6f F.
w. Smith poruGiku Hauserovi,
ienz jest GradovnG pro potl-
rani nefesti V m6st6, ably Sc
bral kde iakou podrobnost, t$-
kaiici Sc nezrizen6ho karbanu
j iinych zakonem nedovole-
nych her.
Jednani soudu bylo nam
sklamanim, ale nikterak nds
nezarazi. abychom nepokraGo-
vail vyklidit vSechny podezfe-
lie henry ,pravil policeini ma
celnik.
Soudce Walther MacM ahon
vGera ma policeinim soude o.
svobodil policii velkou ma
mahou usv6dGen6 brace, kteri
pTijimali sazkv ma zavodni ko-
ne, ma baseball a zkratka ma
vSe, ma co Sc sazeti dalO.
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WOODOVY VYLOHY
$1,252.919.

Washington, 4. cervna. =
Celkem $1,252.919 bylo az do
sud vynalozeno ma financovdnl
presidentsk6 kampan6 gen. Le-
onarda Wooda. Horace Steb-
bins, vychodni pokladnik Woo
dovy kampane, sv9dcil dnes
pred sandtnim vysetfovacim
vyborem a podal podrobny Sc
znam priiml a vydani. Hlavni
pokladnik Woodovy kampane,
A. A. Sprague Chicago, sv6d-
Gil, re celkove vylohy chilly
S1,174.919, k cemuz Stebbins
pridal $180O00, jez yvnalozil.
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eco Sc ZDE DEJE ?"
aneb
HUMOR POUL. LUPICU.

Ia podivnych okolnosti byli
vcerejsiho veGera okradeni diva
muzi prave kdyz Sc k tomu ma
hodili jak okrdddn byl treti.
Lorenz Kreher, 1888 Croton
Ave. dostihl prav6 mostu Ra-
pid Transit, krizujici vych. 81
ul. kdyz iei prepadli til muzi
a obrali jei o hodinky a SO.
"Co Sc zda deje?" otazal Sc
Alfred Malin, 1882 vych. 33.
ul., jenz Sci n6kolik krokd "a
pfepadenym.
'Nic zvldStniho," odpoved6l
ieden 2 lupiGd "a chvilku byl
Malin lehcl hodinky. Ia Ma
linen pax kraGel Lev Falkov-
sky, bydlici t6mze dome.
jenz podobnTm zp0sobem byl
obran takt6z 0 hodinky, ku
kterym 81 jeden za zlodejG Sc
bral kapesnf ndz.
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VYLET KLURU CLEVE-
LANDSKYCH OBCANU.

Zitfejsi ned6le porada Klub
Clevelandskych Obcanu druhy
vylet do zahrady p. Capka ma
vych. II. ulici do Willow Hou-
su. Zacatek stanoven jest ma |
hod. odpolednf. O zabavu w
letniku postaral Sc zabavni w
Dor q kapela Sdrlzeni Ceskych
Hudebniku ziskana k spoluu-
cinkovani. Roz9smeje-li Sc, jak
nalezi slun6Cko, da Sc oGekiva-
ii velice slusna navst6va.
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VYLET SOkOLA HAVL1CEK

Ma utuln6 farm6 p. Paste
ra ma Granger Rd. bude Ultra
panovati jary, vesely zivot a
kazdy pTitel a pTiznivec Soko-
la, ienz Jest rad ma sv6t6 a
chce Sc dobfe pobaviti, ucini
dobre, kdyz Sc pripoii X zastu-
pUm, kter6 budou Ultra spe-
chati ma celodenn1 vylet Soko-
la Havlicel. Poradajici vybor
obstaral napoje studene teple
a Gastecne i zakusky. Kdo vSak
sni k ob6du 8 libry vepTove pc
Ginky pet knedlikG, must So
zasobit sam, jezto zdsoby po-
travin nebudou priliS velik6.
Jinak ale o tancechtive bude
plnou merou pOstarano, jezto
ma mist6 vyletu nachazi Sc pro
stormy sal a ably nozky swine
Sc ohybaly, postara Sc sokolskd
kapela. RHINE hry q zabavy
pfiprav1 cvicitelsky sbor. NaSe
obecenstva Una 2 drivej$ka "a
bavy Sokola HavliGek a proto
neopomane jist6 vJletu Sc SUI
6astniti podpofiti tax sbor,
ktery pfi kazd6m dobr6m a. po-
krokovem podniku Jest zastou-
pon. Jed'te A. B. c. karou ma
10. zastavku a odtud pax V
pravo pres most ma Granger
RI. Pro autoisty jest neivyhod
neiSi cestou Turney Rd. a po
Granger Rd., kde bude costa
vTborem oznacena. Blizsi po-
drobnosti uvedeny isou V O.
zndmce.
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SEBEVRAZDA CESkEHO
POLICISTY.

Chicago, 9. Cervna. V nejlep
sim muznem Veku sam0vOlne
ud6lal konec svemu zivotu po-
licista James J. Havel, jenz v
poslednfm dOb6 byl ridicem au
tomobilove patrolky.
Jeho manzelka dlela ma VEN
kove pres posledni svatky.
Kdyz Sc vcera vratila do rodin
neho obydli, cekali il tam hro-
zne prekvapeni. Nalezla sveho
muze mrtveho, zastreleneho ze
sluzebniho revolveru, ktery je-
ste trimal Y ztuhle pravici.
Neni pochyby, ze Sc jednd Sc
bevrazdu.
Zoufalec do poslednlho Okla
mziku dlel svJmi mySlenkami
Il sv6 manzelky, jak zfejme
nasvedcuja okolnost, re V le-
vici drzel jeii podobiznu.
Vdova udava, re V poslednf
dob6 pozorovala ma mem ma
padnou sklitenost,- t6zkomysl-
most je pTesvedcena, re man
eel jeji trapil Sc mad smrti sve
sestry, k niz lnul vrelou laskou
ktera pred n6jakym casem
Zemrela.
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NONE ROZSiRENf STAV-
KY PEkARSkE ZE SYM
PATE.

Pekari Gesk6, polsk6 a zidov
sk6 mistni unie vyjdou snad iiz
dnes ma stavku re sympatie k
straikujicfm kolegum {. 19.
Mezinarodni 1radovna pekaf-
skJch unii Chicagu pry jiz,
die yterejsich zprav stavku ze
sympatie uznala "a opravn6-
nou. Die zprav z unie vratilO
sc as 25 neb 80 Cd stredy stav
kuiicfch pekaTu do prace, ,kdyz
rfanim jejich arci bylo vyhove
no, tax ze dnes nepracuje je-
ste as jen 2S5 pomocnlku.
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NBCHODNfk LIDSKYM MA
SEM ODSOUZEN K SMRTI.

Nelze uv6fiti, re by surovost
lidsk6 mohla dosp6ti tax dale
ko, ably vrah nem6l ieSt6 dosti
ma SVEN hroznem emu, ale
mast sve ob6ti jeSte prodaval.
Nyni vsak byl Y Meiningach
odsouzen k smrti zamecnik F.
Schreppler, ienz o velikona-
cIch minul6ho roku zavrazdil
dosetiletou diyku a ieii maso
pax prodaval iako teleci. Maso
tehdy mnoho lidi kupovalo a
rozfvalo. Schreppler bude ny
nj stat.
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CESTA PAMA V&NECkA
MA RUS.

Vcera Sc piisel nami roz-
louciti horlivy narodni pracov-
nix p. Jan Van6tek, 3689 E..
40 ST., Kodak rusEy, jenz odii-
zdi pres Francii do Czech ably
spatfil svoii vlast, kde dosud
nebyl. Z Prahy odebefe Sc do
sv6ho rodi$t6 V mtste RoVn6,
volynskd gubernie, ma male
Rusi, odkud Sc odebGfe do 81
dla sov6tsk6 vlady Moskvy. Ce-
stuje jednak, aby navstiVil sV6
pfibuzn6 a spojuje svoji cestu
v iist6m obchodcim pOsl5ni V "a
stoupeni n6kolika strOjiren.
Slibil nlm popsati cestu, cimz
Sc zajist6 nejen svJm cetnym
pratelum, ale i naSomu ctenaf-
stvu zavdeCi. St'astnou cestu.
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SVOLAVATEL
- VRELE DiKY. ~1
zdarn6ho 1pechu jubien poTadane
sb0ren7 RQtOLeSt POkr0ku C. IO8 Jed CeS Dam


exc reel D nect prime nas M pfeda Marie Vachuskov aa
a
hsnahuc onejlep
nj
niho Sboru
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UTEKL S OPERACNfHO
STOLkU.

V Charity hospitalu pfihodi-
la Sc SprVmovnd vec. MalT Gtyf
letV pacient Klement Krieger
bvl do nemocnice dopraven, a
bv mn bylv vyoporovanv talk
zvane mandle. Hosik lezel liz
ma operacnim stole, kdvz po-
iednou poiat strachy pred BIZ
5icimi Sc l6kafi, vyskotil a u
tekl. Byl naleZen po delSim
hledani V sousedstvi a operace
ia mem pfec jen vykondna.
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GASOLIN o CENT DRAZSI.

Jak oznamuje Standard Oil
Co. stoupno stale zdrazovany
gasolin o dalSf cent, tax re
gallon bude prodavan "a soc.
Garaze a sluzebni stanice do
stavati jej budou "a 20 c. "Ra-
dostna" zv6st pro cetne moto-
risty byla uverejnena jiz wee
ra.