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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-09

Iowa-Generally fair tonightl and
Tuesday; colder tonight.
Range Of temperatur. at MARSHALL
town: Sunday, 81 and 81; Saturday,
86 and 81; Feb. 5, 1919. II above and
zero. At this morning, 80; yester-
day. SO. Rainfall Sunday, .01 of an
inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-09
~FLU" EPIDEMIC WAVES.
Now Cases in Chicago Drop Below
200 Mark Today.

Chicago. Feb. 9.-Intluenza today
dropped below the 200 mark for the
first time since the epidemic started.
New cases totaled 1877. Seventy-sev-
en- deaths were recorded. forty from
influenza and thiryt- from
pneumonia, while new canes or thu
latter totaled 103.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-09
ne~ee&ien (er Tre%rI,..

U9Nk0tIeh SeT TFVNV,
Halsingfsrs. FEB, p--Lssa fSs<slRy
VII hssssas Airs0eor anA AigA osna-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-09

Itaiy Calls for Treaty Revtoisns.
Rome, Feb. 7--Italy must not join
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-09
KOREANS ATTACK JAPANESE.
Moscow Wireless Reports New Up
rising in Northern korsa.

Moscow Wireless Reports New Up
rising in Northern Korea.
London, Feb. 9.--Northern Korea
has been evacuated by the Japanese,
1t is claimed in a dispatch from Mos
COW today. The population arose to
aid Korean forces from Chinese ter
ritory.
The Omsk message. as given in
the bolshevik wireless. says that on
Feb. 8, a band of Koreans crossed
the frontier and attacked the Japan
ese. Masses Of the population are
joining the insurgents, it Is added.
The Japanese are retreating from
Northern Korea. 49,.
London, Feb. 9.--Official Dispatch
es received today said q force Of
1000 Koreans, armed with equipment
furnished by bolsheviki, crossed the
frontier from Manchuria and at
tackled a Japanese post at night,
killed 800 Of them and routed the
remainder.
According to these dispatches the
attack was the beginning Of active
rebellion in Korea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-09
Today's News Index
Tho Weather,

= Sun rises Feb. 10 at 6:55, sets at
5:35.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
CTNNOSTI STA
yEBNlCH A U~VERNiCH
SPOLKU.

Ma schulz Ligy, iez V sobt
zahrnuie spolky s nahofe i've
denym GGelem nasem okresu
konane vGera veGer V Obchod-
nj komofe, pravil rev. w. T..
Stuchell doslovn6:
Stavebni a 1verni spolky pod
poruii stavbv domovin a jsou
dnlezitym cinitelem m6sta Gle
velandu a clenstvo LEY by u
Ginilo dobfe, kdyby vice upo-
zoraovalo ma tuto cinnost tax
prospesnou cele obci.'
Kraian DIR. ]. f. Ryhak, pre-
sident Ligv pojednaval o pla-
mech. iak cinnost techto uaitec-
nIch organisaci vice pozved.
mouth ma iistT a bezpodminecn(
bezpeGny zaklad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
SHIRT POD KOPYTY KONI

33lety vozka Jifi Schweit-
ger, bytem ia zap. 94. ul., "a
m6stnanim koCi, u grocerniho
velkozavodu William Edwards
Co., iel Sc sym spfezenim wee
~ odpoledne po st. Clair Ave.
kdyz Sc poiednou kone splash
i a divym dprkem ~zpusobili ma
oziven6 ulici znacnou paniku.
"a ktere bvlo poSkozeno as 6
ant a napachano i iinVch Skod.
Neihdre pochodil vozka, ienz
nFi snaze spTezeni udrzeti, str
zen byl pod kopyta zvirat. u
trp6l tax wanna zraneni. ze
iako ob6t' sv6ho povolani V
Chenille nemocnici ia kratko
po pfivezeni skonal. .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
NOVA PRAKSE CLEVE-
LANDSkE POLICE.
Skadrony patroluji "a noci
ulicemi.

Ia dnesni noel projizd6lo u
licemi pet policeinich letacich
Skadron. ably zabraneno bylo
dzasn6 Sc mnozfcfm loupez-
nvm pTepad6m, kradezim i il
nvm zloGinGm. Prakse tato bu-
de udrzovana i ma dale aspon
"a nvnejsiho tazeni prot zlo-
Gineck6 Vine. Az dosud bvlv
skadrony drzany ma syych sta
noviStich a v~yiizd6li ien V pfi-
padu zavolani. Ma ~vcereiSf PRIV
nj noe patrolovalv ulice Getty
A.. s.. g.. II. a Is. precinktu.
kdezto skadrona /. p%recinktu
mela sluzbu na hlavni policei-
nj stanici. ably bvla pripravena
pro nahodn6 zavolani.
Serzanti Get isoucich We sluzb6
vcereiSi noel raportovali kaz-
dych Is minut do policeini in
formaGnf 1Tadovny a zpravy
vGereiSi vesmGs vvznivaly, re
Jest "vSe V pofadku'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
Dor PRO VETSI PRA-
VOMOC POL. NACELNikA.

Thomas Mott Osborne, pova
zovanV "a znalce kriminalisti-
ky a ienz 81 dobyl iisteho ime-
ma Jake vrchnf dozorce povest-
ne trestnice Sing Sing podrobil
zdeisi otazku, tykaifci Sc spo-
ru policejniho vedeni Sc "a
stupcem m6sta a pravil, re Sc
divi, re nema p~olicejni nacel-
nix prava propustiti re sluzeb
podfizeneho 1fednika, ktery
Sc We sluzbG dopusti hrubeho
poruSeni pTedpisu. Mezi iinvm
Dravil, re jest zde podobn6 ia
ko V New Yorku, kde naGelni-
KEN suspendovani straznici Sc
.ochranv soudu a
b1vaii timto prot Will poll
cniniho S6fa znovu dosazova-
nj. Jinak radil, by suspendova-
nj delo Sc vzdv DO nalezit6m u
vazovani a d1kladn6m vySetfo-
vlni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
Dry PREPAID STARICkE-
HO LEKARE

NebezpeGn6 dobrodruzstvf
prozil vcera odpoledne 71lety
lekar DR.. James G.. Glvne,
1885 Franklin Ave. n. w,
kdyz bvl pfepaden tfemi lupi-
ii, kteri iei vnutili do lenoSky
a rdousenim ma mem cht6li w
multi, abv i'm rekl kombinaci
k bezpecnostni pokladne, kdvz
tax n%eu5iniI, sbili .iei a zavfeli
do koupelnv. Kdvz bvli jiz V
"praci'. zaklepala n6jaka re-
ma a shan6la Sc DO lekaTi. bylo
ii vSak bandity feceno, re pan
doktor 0de$el a re Sc tax bro
nevrati. Pc tonic preruSeni
shledavali vSe cenne a memo
houce pokladnu odevriti, ode
sli. vzavSe s sebou n~aleZenych
$4,000 ma hotovosti, skfinku s
narkotickTmi l6kv a silnou kra-
bici. Pfehl6dli vsak nahodou
nekolik cennEch Sperku, patfi-
cich netefi prepadeneho. DR..
Clvne podal policii dosti ze-
vrubnY popis drzych nachate-
Iii a "a nedlouho noali dnto[-
titov6 V nedaleke kuleGnikov@
SIM podezfel6 individuum, ma
ktera Sc ieden 2 doktorovIch
popisG hodil. Podezrely mladik
byl zatcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
cWLOUVA s NEMECKEM
NUTNA PRY PRO ZACHRA-
MI POLSKA.

VarSava, 7. prosince. L
dnesni deprese nasledkem bid
r6ho hospodafskeho stavu.
mite Sc Polsko zotavit jedine
cbchodni smlouvou s N6mec-
KEN, prayi memorandum, pred
lozene polskemu kabinetu La
dislavem Grabskim. jenz ne
davno resiFnoval iako ministr
finance. We sve note. ktera pTi-
rozen6 vyvolala zde velkou
eensaci. pravi .Grabski, re do
krld nebude dosazeno takov6ho
dOrozumeni s N6meckem, ne
mHze Polsko dobTe z%apoGiti an
so SWIM rekonstrukGnim pro.
~ramem. Protoze Grabski ies'
Glenem strany narodne demo.
tratickG. ktera povzdv bvls
eiln6 protin6meckou. vyvolals
tqto nota tim v6tsi prekvapeni
N6kter6 2 Gasopis6 o~tevfen(
svmpatisuii s ieho nahledem
2dira2nuiice nutnost obchodn
dohody s Nemeckem blizke
hudoucnosti beg ohledu n;
dfiv6iSi spory politicke a Il
zemni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
OZVENA VALkY.
Byvaly kapitan americke ar
made ucinil sensacni doznani o
nemeckych piklech.

New York, 8. prosince. Hans
Willet, jinak kapitan John A.
Willars, velitel setniny |, osm-
actyficateho p6siho pluku be-
hem valky, bvl zadrzen ma
Governors Island. adv vyckal
iednani armadnlch uradu DO
SVEN priZnani ucin6nem vcera
policeman detektivGm. ze byl
nemeckym vyzv6daCem.
D1stoinici We Fort Jay po-
drobili Willeta pfisn6mu w
slechu b6hem dne. ale ziskali
cd n6ho velmi malo dodateC-
nEch informacf. Jest mono. re
Dude dopraven do Washington
nu, ale az dosud zadne rozka-
Nv V tom smyslu nebyly obdr-
zeny.
Podplukovnfk Bond z IRA
dovny generalniho prokurato-
ra, jenz velel osmaGtyficatemu
pluku b6hem valky, ztotoznil
Willeta iako velitele jedne z
nejlepSich setnin pluku. Pravil,
re 81 iei zapamatoval jake
iednoho z nejlepSich setnino-
yVch velitelG a ieho setnina W.
Drama ku znazorneni move BIZ
tevni formace pred padesatou
divisi.
ACkoli bylo pc mem patrano
iako pc sb6hu. nebot' Zmizel
Sc $4,000 fondu sve setninv, .ie-
no dormant priSlo jake upln6
prekvapeni. Hugh ]. Hanning-
han, dfivejSi poruGik V t6ze
setnin6, ma jehoz ztotozn6ni
bvl Willet zatcen, pravil, re
nikdo V setnin6 nemel nejmen-
5iho podezreni, ze by byl byval
n6meckym vyzvedaGem.
Willet pravil, die sdeleni
oolicie, re bvl iednim re 300
kadetu, kterf prod6lali vycvik
Y nemecke armad6 a byli po-
slani do teto zem6, ably Sc dali
odvesti do americke armady.
Planem ie.iich bylo, ably tito
kadeti, pc dosazeni dustoinic-
kych mist, vodili americke vo-
iaky We Francii IA ty nejne-
bezpecnejSi posice, kde by je
ocekavala .iista smrt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
COMMUNITY CHEST FUND

Prostrednictvim Rev. JOS. w. Koudelky, far5fe osady
sv. Vaclava, slozen bvl V adm. "Sveta' obnos S25175. KITE
ryz sebraly We prosp6ch Community Chest fondu naslednllci
obetave sb6ratelky: kapitanky: pf. Josefina Petrikova Z
broadway a pf. Anna JaruS 3 Champa Ave. Ma sbrce Sc
dale podnely Gle danny: Betty Havlic, Stella Haba, J. Va
vruSka. Mary a Eleonora KGsa. Lillian a Nav Marek. A. ME-
cha, Stella Halama. Mary Klina, Josefa Hochmuth, Elsie
Pales, A. Leicar, NJ. Cermak. Josie DvokI, AGNES Riha.
Lillian JaruS, Miss Kotaska, Berta Marek. Krist. Hora, Berta
Rada a jine, kter6 V reportu nam dodan6m nelson uvedenG.
Obnos tento isme dnes odvedli k rukou Rev. OldT. Zlamala.
faraTe osady p. Marie Lourdske. jenz co ustanoveny "a
stupce reditelstvem Community Chest fondu byl opravn6n
penize priimouti. Adm. "Sveta".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
UNIOVY UREDNfK TERCEM
~VPAZEDNYCH UTOKU.

Henry Koch, 8119 Linwood
Ave. n. T., ufednik nat6racske
unie byl vCera op6tn6 nezna-
mEmi muzi napaden blize do
nova. Bylo pc mem streleno, a.
niz by vsak byl zasazen. Pa
chatel6 20 GNU zmizeIi a ne
byli dosud vypatrani. Podiv-
r1m Jest, re Jest to jiz tfeti
,~'ozednf itok ma Kocha pod
~iknutI, pfi iednom byl Zran6n
do nohy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
LECIONAR VALENTA,

cetar V Geskoslovenske armada
necbt' oznami svou adreSu Co
skoslovensk6 Legaci. 1884 n.
Streer, N. W., Washington,
y. G..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09

Kouzlo a moe lasky pozna.
Re Mi d;vadle ga CHI hri-
chy", v 6. S. Sokol ma Clark,
dne Is. prosince 1920. v $50
odp. Vstupenky u p. Hocha a
nj. Tomsikove ma Sackett.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
ANOTHER SCANDAL?
Leslie Nunamakcr. Indians Second Catcher Makes Important Discovery Under His Pillow.

Cleveland. O., Oct. 12.-More base ball scandal developed yesterday morning when it became known that Leslie Nuna maker, second string catcher of the Cleveland team. found money under his pillow Sunday even ing. Nunamaker imm ediately report cd the matter and an investigation is being made.
 No one had offered money to Nuna- maker and he did not know whether the roll of bills was meant for himself or whether the person that left it in- tended 10 have Nunamaker distribute it. Nunamaker's story, told to Ban B. Johnson, follows:
 II entered my room Sunday even ing and thought that the pillow looked muSsed up. "A friend came in the room with me and I turned to him and said. Some bird has been onkey- ing with this pillow I picked up the pillow and examined it. and as I turned it a roll of bills fell on the floor. Here they are
 Johnson examined the bills thai Nunamaker turned over. There We're sixteen Confederate dollar bills
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
NO WELCOME FOR THEM.
Jackson and Williams Are Hard to
 Find in GreenviIle. $. c.

Greenville s. C., Oct. 12.--Although Joe Jackson and Lefty Williams, sur rendered Chicago White SoN players. arrived here more than week ago for d visit to Jacksons relatives, they have been as hard to find as Il needle in q hayStack by reporters.
 There was no word of welcome for the busted ball players from the peo- pie of Greenville. and apparently there has been misconstruction of a story of their arrival. The glad hand of well come was only by few friends of Greenville. where Jackson worked in the Brandon cotton mills at s1 day before he began professional baseball in 1908. ..-
 It is reported that an owner of an.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
GIANTS GO TO CUBA.
New York Club to Play Sixteen Exhi-
 bition Games.

New York, Oct. 12.-Thirteen mem bers of the New York National League Baseball Club left for Havana this morning to play a series of sixteen eX- hibition games with Cuban teams be- ginning next Saturday. John J. Me Graw. manager of the Giants, will join the players later this month. Depart ure was made from the Pennsylvania station at g o'clock. The team will proceed to Havana by way of Key West. Players making the trip, in charge of John J. Evers, are: Frank Snyder and Earl smith, catchers; Poll Perritt, w. D. Ryan and Jesse Barnes, pitchers; George Kelly. first baseman; Larry Doyle, second baseman; B. J. Bancroft, shortstop: Frank F'risch, third baseman: George Burns. Vernon Spencer and Ross Young, outiielders.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
CAPTAIN ROBERTSON LOST TO DARTMOUTH
Green Leader SuStainS Broken
 Shoulder in Penn State Game

Hanover, N. H., Oct. 12.-Captain J. F.. Robertson. Dartmouth's star line plunger and drop kicker, broke his shoulder blade in the Penn State game on Saturday and will be out of the Green lineup for the rest of the season, according to an announcement made here last night. This deprives Dartmouth of one of its most consis- tent ground gathers and ablest men. Robertson played but a short time in the State college game. Last year he was placed on the third All-American eleven by Walter Camp, largely on account of his superb bunting and drop kicking. which formed one of the biggest factors in the Greens 1919 success.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
MARQUARD IN COURT
Brooklyn Southpaw Hurler Will Have to Stand Trial for Alleged Ticket Scalping at Cleveland.

Cleveland, Oct. 12.-The case ot Rube Marquard came up yesterday morning before Judge Sibert, but nothing was done. Because of the fact that the Brooklyn club is in the thick of the series, the Judge thought it best not to hold the hearing into the charge that the pitcher had been caught in the act of ScalpinS tickets. The case was adjourned until October 15 when the Rube will have to make a trip back to this city to stand trial.
 John Heydler president of the Ma tional League. was in court when the case came up yesterday morning. "l am pained and astonished that Mar qlIard should have been implicated in this matter. Of course there is no ground for holding that he is guilty. That is why I am here"
 What will the National League do if Marquard is found guilty" Heyd- Ter was asked.
 II cannot say as yet" he replied. That question will have to be taken up when we come to it. AS l said before, Marquard has not been found guilty"
 The Rube still maintains that it was all a joke and that he did not offer the seats in earnest. It may be that the court will take this view of it, but the National League may make an eN- ample of the pitcher and stop prac- tice which ball players, above all others, should shun as they would bet ting on games.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
BIG RAGE TODAY.
Eyes of Turf World Centered on Man O. War-Sir Barton Event at kcnilWOrth Track.

Windsor, Ont, Oct. 12.-The records oi Man O War and Barton, the thorouglrbreds who raced here today for S15,O0O purse, So,oOo gold cup and the American champion ship, follow:
 Contestants-Man O. War, Samuel Riddle of Philadelphia, Sir Barton, J. K. l.. Ross of Montreal.
 JockeyS-Man O War, Clarence Hummer; Sir Barton, Earl Sande.
 Trainers-Man O War, Louis Ecu stel; Sir Barton, Guy Bedwel.
 Purse-Seventy- five thousand dol lars and a $5.000 gold cup to winner.
 Distance of race--One mile and a quarter.
 weights-Man O War, 120 pounds; Sir Barton, 126 pounds.
 Age ot contestants-Man O War, 5 years; Sir Barton, f years.
 Breeders-Man O War, August Bel mont: Sir Barton, John k. Madden.
 Pedigree of ConteStants-Man O War, by Fair Play out of Mahubah; {; Sir Barton, by Star Shoot out of Lady Sterling.
 Amounts Won by Each Contestant Man O War, $169.465; Sir Barton, s114,S07.
 Best Time by Each Contestant for Mile and a Quarter-Man O War, 2:0l 4-5; Sir Barton, 2:01 4-5. Man O War started twenty times and was beaten only once. Sir Barton started twcnty-seven times and was beaten in fourteen races.
 Title of Stake-American cham- pionship.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
EY WORKERS
 PINBOYS BUSY
|eams Display Sharp |teady Arms on Alleys

Rht found tho stnnl, 2
 and boys bowling teams
 Rasera Recreation Build-
 hore as usual. aomo fino
 splayod by tho members Hies In the girls league. good was tho work of |#e. Miss Torroll. Miss gflss Mcclure, Miss Kelly. Miss West man. Miss Kall- fcheyd and Miss Gilbert. |k rolled in two games by |o and Miss kailgreu were
 evening.
 io bowlers' league Ut tho
 Hot Steel fivo lost two Ie office team: the Dept. ook two games from tha lpt five. the Non Pro.
 overwhelmed in three |em by the Dept. 100 dutu- Factory representatives
 Foremon. winning three les.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
YALE PREPARES FOR
 l9I9 C0NQUER0RS
EliSianS Are Out to Get Revenge
 on Boston College

New Haven, Oct. 12.-Head Coach Tad Jones yesterday began the or ganization of Yales football shock troops for next Saturday when the Ellis expect to go over the top against Boston college. The Bean Eaters are looked upon as dangerous from their record of outscoring Yale 5 to 3, last year. and of humbling Fordham 20 to o last Saturday.
 Yesterday Chief Jones ordered no scrimmaEing. hut he drove the first and second elevens through an hour
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12

of dummy scrimmaging. which al lowed him to point out individual faults, new formations and errors in running off old plays. Saturdays blunders were run off again. The Ellis found that little North Carolina, whose football last Saturday was clean as hounds tooth. exhausted their team more than was expected, and actual warfare was suspended by armistice yesterday between Jones and Dr. Bull, coach of the scrubs.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
pa rtment house in Greenvjlle >ce-e clined to rent the ball players an
 apartment because of the baseball
 scandal. .-s
CHURCHILL IS PROMOTED
Coach Fisher Sends Freshman BaSl
 field Man Into Varsity Lineup
By Briggs

Cambridge, Oct. 11.-Head Coach' Bob Fisher of the Harvard football eleven promoted his most brilliant halfback, Churchill, to the first var-s sity backfield yesterday, using the young player who scored the opening. touchdown against Valparaiso in conl-s bination with Capt. Horween. Church-S ill at present is playing the best tqHt-s ball in the backfeld and is the find of the season. He played with the freshman team last year. 4 sas..
 Yesterdays work in secret was light, although the varsity and scrubs lined up against each other. Tolbert. and Sedgwick. who have been rated as first string tackles all season, were with the substitutes, Hubbard and Faxon continuing on the varsity linc.%
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
CARPENTIER'S CHANGE
French Heavyweight Will Gain Glory
 and Gold by Beating Lcyipskx

Jersey City, oct. 12.-The status of Georges Carpenter as a heavyweight pugilist should he definitely settled tonight after his bout with Battling Levinsky at the Jersey City baseball grounds. It will be known at the conclusion. of the contest if the Frenchman is the great boxer and brilliant performer pictured by his admirers in Europe
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12

4a3 4Ts 4s6-ii57 Dept. goo ..r4t0t a4 90-- 2Ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-03
PRICES HIT TOBOGGAN

Lawrence, Mass, March 3.-Prices
of food commodities and clothing have
hi. the toboggan in Lawrence as /:
result of operation of the co-operatlv2
department store established by Presl-
dent William NJ. Who'd, Of the Amer!-
can Wooden Company, for the benefi!
Of his $4,000 operatives.
The general public cannot buy
from Mr.. Woods stores, but so To-"
were the prices charged to the work
ers in his factory that the merchant
of the city were forced to reduce the:-
prices.
Mems suits that cost from $50 t"
$50 in December may now be pur-
chased for SIS and S35; women
suits, selling at sS5 two months agt
are listed at SIS today. Meat prices
have dropped 50 per cent, fresh eggs
cost 50 cents. a5c cents being thf
cheapest they could be bought for II
December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-03
FOR 6 PER CENT BOOZE

Albany, N. Y, March 3.-Assembly-
man Cuvillier seeks to have 6 PEI
cent. established as the boundary be-
tween Intoxicating and nonintox:cat'
ing beverages in New York. He has
introduced bin permitting sale Of
beer and wine containing that amount
of alcohol or less. Sales would be per-
mitted lin an establishment approved
by the excise department. for a license
fee of $500.
Cuvillier also introduced the resolu-
tion. adopted by the Assembly, &C
to SO, Monday night, directing thr
Judiciary Committee to investigate the
activities of the Antisaloon League O!
New York. The resolution would Ihavr
the committee determine the league is
political organization and probe its
expenditures.
Assemblyman Cuvillier: will be rec,
ognized by Alexandrianss. He was
born and reared in this city. is. law.
yer by profession and son Of Sam
uel Cuvillier. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-03
FATAL RESULT OF FIGHT
General Revolver Battle Fellows Al
legged Blew Struck Hotel
Keepers Wife

Shenandoah, Pa, March q
Frank Machesse, go years old, i
dead. and four others, Michael Bron-
20, age %; Michael Brazilla, age
25; Charles Zamcrosky, aged 81, and
Edward Krick, age 26, are in q dy-
ing condition at the State Hospital
at Fountain Springs from gun shot
wounds received in a fight about 6
o'clocl: last night1in Louis Maff's no.
tel, Girardville$
Late yesterday evening Michael
Bronco entered the place and called
for drink Mrs. Maff who was be-
hind the bar requested Bronco to
pay her two dollars. which gshe claim
ed he cwed her. Bronzo denied ow-
ing the money and it is said, struck
Mrs. Maff in the face. Brazilla, q
bartender, pulled a gun and opened
fire.
In few, minutes every occupant
of the place pulled a revolver and
began to shoot. Macheese staggered
to the door and fell dead in he
street, after firing shot at Edward
Krick who disappeared in a house
across the street.
The State police answered a riot
call and found the Others lying on
the floor. The proprietor Of the
place and two Of the girls made
their escape.
Several of the occupants who 1z-
capea injury have been placed un.
der arrest Macheese, the dead man,
served with the eolors in !Fcancc for
two and half years. The gun
which he used in the fight: wa, tal;en
from Alderman and brought home as
souvenir. One chamber was
empty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-03
C0AIING!
Century Revue

A rare treat is in store for all, the
people of Alexandria who attend the
"Century Revue" on March IS, 1920,
at the Westminster Building
This entertainment will be bound
to strike the eye of everyone, for it
will consist of musical, literary and
humurous acts. Most of the talent
received is well known in the profess
sional world in New York.
The various committees who are
busily arranging a delightful and
unique program feel sure all those
who attend will be amply repaid.
Watch for further announcements
as to who will be on the program.
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