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The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Four Motor Bandits
Loot Philadelphia
Bank in Broad Day
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. Four
armed motor car bandits made a daring
tieth and Master streets, on the north
western outskirts Of Philadelphia, today.
held up bank officials and customers at
the pistols point and after taking 5000 in
cash and 1900 In securities. disappeared in
big red motor car. The bank is only
two blocks from police station.
1--WE were told TO hold up our hands and
did It, like good children" said G.. A.
Wells, the cashier. The bandits were
young fellows, eighteen to twenty-three
years old All had pistols
The raid took place shortly after noon.
The way for Il was paved when n young
man came into the bank and secured a
dollars worth OF change from Thomas Nc
Cook. teller. Half an hour later he came
for more change This time a big motor
waited outside. As Mr.. McCook bent to
get the change the bandit covered him
with a pietol Three other men then rushed
into the bank and ordered the cashier and
n girl enploye 20 throw up their hands
Two customers came in and they also were
forced 70 put up their hands.
While two OF the bandits watched their
victims the others went into tho teller's
cage. scooped up the loose cash In the
til looted a safe and ran out. Jumping into
their car. the engine of which had been
kapt running. the thieves put on high
speed and dashed away.
"Our valuable securities were not in the
hank. having been deposited In n down.
town bank" said the cashier later, ex-
plaining why the loss was so sliSht.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
EDWARD CUDAHY, JR., AND
BRIDE HERE FROM HAVANA

Edward Cudahy, Jr.. vice president OF
the Cudahy Packing Company, returned
from his honeymoon yesterday with Mrs
Cudahy. who was Miss Margaret Carey.
daughter of II. +. Carey, president of the
Haskel-Barker Car Corporation.
The couple were passengers on board the
Mexicoy of the Ward line. and We're keep
ing the fact that they were on their
honeymoon O secret when Father Edward
Murtagh, a Philadelphia priest asked
Mrs. Cudahy IL she was not the daughter
OF President Carey of the Haskell Barker
and that was the end OF the
secrecy.
Mr.. Cudahy had little to say. except that
his visit TO Cuba had no business siguifi-
canoe whatever Father Murtagh went to
Havana TO officiste at the funeral Of
Percy Steinhardt. son OF Frank Stein
hardt president OF tho Havana Railways
Company. who died there recently.
Sefior ]. Cubic, a Cuban. said that there
arc many American buyers in Cuba just
now, trying to deal directly with the
planters for supplies OF sugar.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES FOR
LOSS OF HUSBANDS LOVE

Following her action for a separation
from George Mcleod Baynes, which came
up before the Supreme Court last Tues
day on an application for alimony, Mrs
Jewell Baynes. of the Commodore Hotel,
began suit yesterday against Ethel Jack
son Lockwood for alleged alienation OF her
husbands affections
Mrs. Baynes I'm suing for damages oi
10000 says she was living happily with
her husband at Walton-on-Thames, Eng.
land. until he was lured away by the de-
fendant. Mr.. Bayncs, in replying 10 his
wife's alimony appeal, denied she had any
cause to complain OF his conduct, and said
he was boarding with Mrs. Jackson. a
woman seventy years old. He said that
his wife had been singer and dancer IN
Argentina before her marriage.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
ASKS TRANSFER OF STILLMAN
SECURITIES WITHOUT TAXES

Explaining that the late James Stillman.
banker and former head OF the National
CITY Bank, had in his possession a large
number of securities at the time of his
death In March. l9lS. which belonged to his
brother and sisters, Chauncey Stilman.
one Of the executors OF the estate. applied
in the Surrogate's Court yesterday for tho
transfer of the securities without the pay
ment OF taxes.
Mr.. Stillman listed a number OF socuris
lies which he said were really owned by
Charles Stilman. brother of the banker
and his sisters, Clara f. and Bessie G.
Stillman. The executor stated that II was
the custom for the banker to look after
the investments and business affairs or
his brother and sisters during his lifetime.
which explained how he came into pos
session Of the stocks. Surrogate Foley
VIII hear the application on Friday.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
BISHOP THOMAS CHOSEN TO
SUCCEED BISHOP KlNSMAN

DOVER. Del. wednesday.-Bi Ma
,han,el S. Thomas. of Wyoming, formerly
Of philadelphia, was elected successor TO
Bishop Kinsman at convention of clergy
men and laity OF the Episcopal Church
today. -Four ballots were taken. The
nominees in addition 10 blsnop Thomas'
svore Rishop Garland, Philadelphia Bish-
an Cook. Baltimore; Bishop Agnier, New
York: Bishop Richie and tho Rev. r. NJ.
xirk,,s. Wilmington, and the Rev. George
davenport, Nsw York
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Anthrax Case from Shaving.

Bellevue Hospital physicians yesterday
diagnosed the swelling from which Joseph
Cook, forty-eight years old, longshore-
man, living at No. 10 Third avenue. was
suffering. as a sase of anthrax. Cook
said that he was shaved Sunday by a
downtown barber, who cut his cheek.
which after-ward began to swell. Thing
ing that he had blood poisoning, he went
to Bellevue for an examination. He was
given a treatment for anthrax and will
recover. Cooks is tho seventeenth case
OF anthrax reported at the hospital in the
last four ycAxA
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
ROOSEVELT FINDS OSBORNE'S
NAVY PRISON SATISFACTORY

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Wednesday,
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy Franklin
D. Roosevelt. after spending six hours to-
day at the Navy Yard Investigating con-
ditions sc the naval prison as result
of charges against the prison commander
Lieutenant Commander Thomas Mott Os-
corne. announced that he had found CON
ditiona satisfactory" lie lert for Wash
inaton late today, but sad he would re-
turn socn 10 interview residents Of tho
cits. civilians at the Navy Yard and
others who have complained of conditions
al The naval prison.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
STUDENT COUNCILS AT YALE
BAN "BRlGHT COLLEGE YEARS

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Wednesday,
The student councils Of Yale College and
Sheffield Scientific School today recon-
mended the discontinuance OF the use at
Yale undergraduate gatherings of the
song Bright College Years" as at pres
ent set TO music.
I'm view of the fact that thirty-sx
per cont OF all undergraduates in the
college and Sheffield and fifty-one per
cent OF ali the undergraduates who voted
last month are opposed to the singing OF
Yale song To the air OF Die Wacht Am
Hhoin. the combined students councils
recommend that it's singing be discon-
tinued at undergraduate gatherings" said
notice issued by the bodies.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
START MOVEMENT FOR
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY HERE

A. movement. which II is hoped by those
li~hind II. will eventually result in a great
catholic university I'm New York city, was
iaunchod last evening at the fifty-first
annual dinner OF the Alumni Society of
Manhattan College held i'm the Hotel AS
tor. The chief speakers were Archbishop
Patrick J. Hayes, who graduated with
.te class of 1855; tho President OF Manhat-
tan College, and Rev. James ". Cotter.
who graduated in 1857.
special meeting Of the Ways and
Means Committee OF tho Executive Coun-
ell OF the society will soon be held at
Manhattan College TO consider the prof.
cct Archbishop Hayes dwet with con-
siderable stress upon the necessity of the
catholic Church carrying on with increas-
in- vigor Sc firhf arainsi Socialism and
social ynros' He said tine aliens must
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

name vecer nejake zavafen1 ovo-
&c a v poledne kousek masa. On
Sc nevyspi pokojn6 tolik, co ia,
ale il nosim modratky castaji,
nez on. Ale nemame 81 navzajem
mnoho co vyc{tat, pokud Sc tkne
toho, co 2 toho sv6ta name. Oba
pivo jsme 2 pravidla nepili. Nam
"a to, Re mnohy elovek zdstal ma
do smrti delnfkem proto, Re milo
val pfilis ten "pejlek" a laho-
du, jez cloveku jde, kdyz pry 81
k MENU sedne. Aspon Gompers,
president Federace Prace, psal,
re, kdyby byli nechali delnikovi
pivo, nebylo by te nespokojenosti
v delnictvu. A ia tomu veffm po-
nekud. Ale prav4 ia spokojenost
v tom caste byla, re elov9k zhstal
ve6n6 delnfkem a nehledal jin6ho.
Cetl jsem We physical Culture"
0 fade vynikajicich lidf, jak SOU
krone zili, ably zachovali t9lesnou
i dusevni pruanost Roosevelt,
McAdoo, Hoover, Wilson, Ford),
ale pivo ma programu nemeli; a
delnik, ktery 81 rad sedl k hodns
mise knedlikd, masa a zeli, by po-
hrdal jejich denni stravou. Ale to
mic. Oni mali, co postaci jim a
delnik v America, kdyz chtel, do.
sud ma tn misu knedlikn S masem
a zelim vydelal. Ale kazdy XII
svemu! ia ale nepovazuji ten
rozdil mezi lidmi "a takovy, bych
Sc k viii menu musil vecn6 rvat.
Kdyz millionaf sn6dl, vypil a
spotfeboval "a million lidf jinych,
bylo by proc Sc boufit. Ale on
prdmerne snf spfse meme, nez nej-
prostsi d6lnik a tax tn hromadu
zasob p~otravin bezpomern9 ma
svetG nesniaejf. A clovek hmotns
&c aivota vic nema, ncz co t6lo je-
no tn "a tech par let spotfebujc.
/ blahoslaveny clovGk, ktcry 81
hledf sveho a jinemu nezavidi a s
jinym Sc stale nerve 0 ten mamon.
Kazdy 81 mize hled9t sveho die
zvldStnfho madam. HIavnf rozdil
mezi kapitalistou Fordcm q del
nfkem je ten, Re nez Dude Ford
hotov, dovede dat zamxstnAnf 3
chleb aspon 100000 delnfkdm,
kdezto obycejny d9lnfk dovedc
zamestnat jen sam sebe. Rozdil jc
tn hlavns duSevnf q Spite ' tom.
jak clovSk doyede dat, nezli jak
dovcde wit Jan Rnndus.
49,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

|ckeh0 d9lnika v zelezafske stavce
We W. Va. Stavkaii pry zabari.
kadovali celou vefejnou ulici tax,
De Sc tam tudy nemohlo ami cho.
dit, AMI jezdit; a tn bych Sc nedi-
vii, Re by serif byl poslan pro ne
ktere stavkafe, kteff takto kla.
Idli prekazky ma verejne ulici. -
Proto, Re stavkari chit vytrestat
|tovarnika, tim jeSt6 nenabyli pra-
va k tomu, tim meme, ably pfeka-
lzeli volnemu pohybu We meste.
Ovsem, Gtu Sc strany delnictva,
re policie byva uplacena proti
MIN. ia vsak. v tom zkusenosti
nemam a osobne Sc zadnym poll.
cistou neb serifem jsem "trubl"
nemsl. = Ale ony jsou casopisy,
|ktere stale jen dysi nespokojeno-
stf q kritikou. Jeden 2 takovych
dasopist je "The New Republic,
vychazejic{ v New Yorku. N6ko-
|lik eisel jsem pfecetl Sc zajmem +;
2dal Sc mi V 6asopise 'ruch'. Ale
|brao jsem jej netrp9live odhodil,
ponevadz jeho pills velkd horli-
vost vladu kritisovat jej vede do
neddslednosti. Jednou slehal Via
du, ze nezakro6ila fadne v Mexi-
iku; ale kdyz v jcdnu chvlli Sc
zdalo k tomu Sc klonit, Re vlada
tam zakroGi, tn Ease ten casopis
|pfinesl dlouhou dvahu, re bychom
nem9li v Mexiku zakrocovat.
jmenuje sam "The New
Republic jake jeden 2 easopisd,
v delnictvu pestuie nespo-
kojenost. Delnfk v duSevnf veds
"a v logice nevyskolent, nedovede
sam sp%ozorovat, jak takovym ca
|sopisem .je svaden. - Nam tel po
|ruce knihu Trotzskeho; ia je psA-
ma We valce, kdyz ocekavali socia-
|liste, he N9mecko zylt6zi. Kniha
|jen srsi tfidnfm bojem! Ale 0
konstruktivnim statnictvi ami j.
|skfinky svetla.
Nae tolik te tffdnf nenavisti?
V&dyt ia nerovnost mezi lidmi ne.
INF tax velka, jak Sc ida. Ford "a
Ijcden rok ud9lal asi $75,O00,000
(jc.li to pravda, ncvfm) a il
jsem proti nemu pomern6 zebrak.
Ale ja snfm s dobrgm apetftem til
jfdla denne. A on pry ma take
prhmerne dobry apetft a snf til
jfdla denn3. Rozdfl je, he on mi.
va oprazeny chleb, polity horkym
mlekem rAno, kdezto il jej tax
|mfvGm al veSer. On j. ovesnou
kali veSer, ja j nam rano. Oba
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

takovtm Re by ma Gas mAlo bttl
dopfano do tech pom9ra Sc do.
Istati zpet A kdyby mne nebylo
ruskeho Slovana Ito, pfal bycf
item komunismu-chtivJm, j tenn
Ipsti s~ocialistim, co je V Albany Y
snemovns nechteji, ably dostali
listky do Ruska, ably 81
mohli v tom komunistickem nebi
|trochu pohov9t. Ale ida sc, Re
mnozf tam budou chtit jet SAM ma
svnj naklad. A proc ne? Lide dfi-
I've jezdili do Ameriky do "svo-
body" a ted, kdyz Dude "lepsf'
svoboda a "rovnost" v Rusku,
Iproe nejet tam? Tam ie mista VI
Ice, nezli ted v Americe. A pdjde-
III to tax dale, jests he Dude vice.
Co Sc tkne pffpadu, jenz Sc
|uvad{ jake prfklad ne-svobody, ii
1redni brutalnosti v Americe, Re
We w. Va. pfisel serif pro STAY
|kujfciho, a kdyz tento nechtel jit.
|serif pc mem stfelil, nacez zas pfi.
tel stavkuifciho zastfelil Serbia -
to musime vyslechnout a nechat 81
trochu soil pro zaziti. Ten stav-
|kujici mel SC serifem jit, kdyz
prom serif pfisel; neb jestli byl
nevinen, nem6l Sc echo obavat a
jestli byl when, svou vinu ne
zmensil, ze nesel. TAX bychom
tomu NELL rozum9t i kdyz bychom
sdeleni pfijali, jak mi. Ale Sc
riff nezdstal Av, ably on svou stra-
nu pov9d9l. Mimo to horale vir-
|zinstf cd pokolenf jsou znamf pro
|sve osobnf boje a stfelby i div,
nez bylo jakych stavek q tova-
rem vibec, dokud ka8dg byl sym
serifem.
Civilisovane staty Iii Sc cd d.
vosskych tim Re jsou v nich zfi-
zeny lfady pro rovnani rozepfi
mezi lidmi; A kazdy fadu milov.
my, civilisovany clov5k rad SO pc.
|drobuje tenn dfaddm, ponevadz ty
js6u jeho ochranci. ia sc nikdy
policisty a serifa nebojim. A kdyz
Isl pfiliS ma rohu v m9sts nadjiz-
dim a policista mnc upomene ma
|pravidla, usm4ji Sc nah 20 to, ne
bot on kona svou povinnost. A
|kdyz Sc usmeji ia nah, on sc dsms-
je na mne zpet a jsme Ease pirate.
lie. Mozn4, Re kdyby v te W. Va.
Sc byli ii diva k Scrifovi lepe "a
|chovali, ncmusilo k stfelb4 dojfti.
lTskto re u5kodilo Wei dSlnfkh |
;st4vk4ft velice. cetl jsem ' Lit.
Digest skuSenost jednoho ameri-
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n6sledovsni Sc stray vlady. Ma.
} aete vifiti a nemusite, inuiete kri.
|ti,ovati kazatele a ieho poslucha.
.ce, mattel yscny podklad pro VA.
III kritiku; ne nadavat. TO Sc no
|slusneho obcana ami ncslusi q ga
'isluhuje %potrestdni bud telesneho,
nebo zakonitcho. Zkratka, mate
se chovat TAX k jinym, jake poSa-
duiete, ably Sc chovali JIM X vam
o to jest dplna osobni svoboda,
lakou kde MONO najiti.
Dale VAN 1stava zarueuje dr.
zeni majetku,. spravns a zakonitou
cestou vydobyteho. American
VAN nezlvidi, bohatnete.li, ienom
kdyz majetku uiivate pro dobro
sve rodiny q statu. Amerikane
pfijali mas pohostinne, oni by Sc
Is Mani pomichali i rodinnymi
lsvazky, kdybychom chteli Sc phi
lzpGsobiti americkemu zivotu.
Co vlastn6 znamena 100 procent
Amerikanismus?
l.-Scznati spolkovou a statni
|Istavu.
2.-Seznati zakony zems, ktere
cas- cd casu jsou meniny q odhla-
.|sovany.
3.--Nauciti Sc co nejdffve an
glicky a pfijmouti pekne a chvali-
tebne zvyky americkeho lidu, =
totiz vymftiti zavisf. pomluvy.
.hledeti 81 sveho obchodu q nezkra.
covati jinych v jejich pravu, pax
staff Sc obetavymi a vice soucitu
81 pfisvojiti, hledeti vyskoliti sve
deti tax, ably rozumely tomu, co
ctou, tedy nejmene posilati ditky
do vysslch Skol a pax, co nejvfce
ted ma vahu Sc klade zde teto &C.
mi, nechtiti agitovati ancb hled9ti I:
zvratiti vlddu statni aneb spolko- :
YOU, jinak ne7 hlasovacim list ;
/:
Re Sc necha vlada zmSniti hla- :
sovacfm listkem, vid9li jsme II (:
N%onpartisan League v Severnf
Dakote, a MONO tax uciniti vsu. :
dc, mate-li dosti rozumn pocho. :
pitt wee v pravy cas- a pax stojl. :
Ii ia vec "a ndmahu. II:
Kdo chez zvratiti Ntuto vladu :
nasilne a o lepsi nevi, aneb nemG :
neni pravym obcancm teto +:
a takovy Sc must W. /:
vezti re zeme, ably seznal, jak jim :
de system ten pracuje q nabyl tax :
rozumu. Znam lidi prijete re sta :
re vlasti, ktefi Sc nikdy nedovedli s
pfizpfsobiti k Wade nasi. At tn !
to kona to aneb ono, vzdy vldda s
Jest v chybe a ! kdyz kona to, co (
on chce, tax nestoji "a ME. Po- :
dlovek jest chronickt "ko. !,
pal' a ieho nahledy mali ash to. :
TX. ceny, jake stekanf psa ma me-
nc a take tax json platne. i,
Nestranna liga MONA, re jest
neloyalnf, jake socialisticka, Z
iak soudce Lands cd spolkov6 !,
pravi, ale dhkazy tn jeste
a proto vyckam S mym T.
iudkem az pozdeji. Jista wee jest,
farmer must Sc zorganisovat a
10 pffipad6 domoci Sc j ylady, ale
Sc j, mel by byti spra- !
vGci sob6 a jinym, talk
by vsichni mohli ziti spokojene all
: blahobytu.- y
ht m r K1Smo ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
Horacek Schneider Co.
Velko-obchod Crocerni
Is. a Cass ulice, OMAHA, NEBR.
Sc z&loinim kapitilem $275,000.
Rozdsleny ma $4,000 dice.
Ma posud malou cast tschto DlLCU ma prodej.
Obchod je kvetouci.

SPOLECNOST vlastni cenny majetek 8 rozsahlou novou budovou,
= takfka We stfedu mssta, ma rohu 10. a Cass ulcich, kde obchod
provozuje a jest inkorporovana We state Nebraska ma $4,000. Ji
dice jsou ~rozdeleny ma 100000 commons stock a SIS, 900 preferred
mssici lednu a jeden dice ma hodnotu $4,000.
Obchod tento byl soucen 8 1spssnym podnikem Crocers Special
ties Co. V eervenci 1919 v prvni lednove vyrocni schdzi Uz vyplacel
dividendy, coz svsdci, Re zakladatee nell divsru svych kostimr1, ja-
koz podlnlka.
Krajane, v tonic podniku je qleta zkusenost dspssneho obchod-
nika, Bob. Horacka, pfedsedy a fedtele podnku, jehoz pficnlvost a
poctvost jsou daleko znamy, jakoz ostatnch fediteld. Protoz ne
nechte sobs uti tuto vzacnou pfieHtost k ulozeni svych dspor ma do
bre droky, kde zavod ma tn nejepsi zaruku vnemovtem ~majetkuive
zbozi ma ruce a plat hned $ pocatku divdendy ma ulozene penize.
,m,, HoRAtEK SCHNEIDER co.
1 49, Cs uMe Omaha Nb
ph uorMek nfadada anove-Bzp kehokoivz avMku mi srany &
81 askave asee nn6 vice nformacf ohedn6 se spo 3
+ g Horack mAtopreseda = eGnoyi
vachv Schneider pokadnk Jmeno
JOS J. Schneider; tjemnk. Msao
Jm I. voava, pravni r6de z.x
.
O ~spolehGvosti nasi nabidky MONO Sc presvedciti u adminntrace to
hoto Istu aneb u Union State Bank Of Omaha, Nebraska.
munnm. ,uur.,m mm.mj
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TOPEKA, KANS., dine 7. 1no.
ra 1920. CT. redakce "Pokro-
"Nebylo konce te ne.
snstavienosti lidsk6," psal Sala-
noun. Y tom boji mezi kapitd-
lem a dalnictvem to doslo tam, Re
partie tretf, obeccnstvo vtbec, v
Kansasu vstoupilo mezi bojujiei
partic We vlastnim zajmu a ko-
necne v zajmu obou zapasnikG,
ably zjednalo pofadek. Ale ted SO
to nelfbi ami kapitalu, ami dSlni-
kun. Cudahy V Kansas City, co
ma stock-yardi a 2 jatek ma kan
saske strans, p~festehuje vse pres
hranice do Missouri. Nclibf Sc mu
kdykoli nome statnf v~ysetfova
nj jeho obchodu. Alex. Howat,
president mfstniho distriktu unie
uhlokopn, jcmua unle plat $2, IUU
rocne, take prf Sc z Kansas w.
.st6huje do Missouri, ac v tom sta
tie ncni ami 10 procent uhloko-
phi v distriktu. V Kansas by ne
mohl nyni stavky vy~volavat a tn
Idfz by nemOhl zaslOuzit 81 tech
~, 100 ma rok.
Inu, Tide mali radi nejaky
"fajt'' a nejsou radi, kdyz nekdo
jiny, tfcba stat, Sc DOH plete. Hor-
nici cd tedka budou pry pred
Kansasem varovani. Cot ona Ia
statnf spravedlnost nenf bez po-
skvrny. vsady il muscjf prosazo-
vat jen obycejnf Tide a ii nejsou
.dokonali. Ale pfece z4dnf 2 mas
'dnes nechtel by Sc vratit do tech
indianskyc dob, kdy kazdy 81
musil dobyvat spravcdlnost vlast-
nj pestf neb vlastnf pnSkou acko-
Ii kdyz talk jeden pozoruje, jak
mnoh6 lidi svrbf kite q nemaii
|chyilky pokojne, xsene 81 nyslet
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

MEDFORD. OKLA. g.. mora
1920. - Ctena redakce - Frank
Dolak Q Brooks Run, Ohio, chce
v1deti, v Gem stava osobni svobo-
da obcana Spoienych Staff o ma
IN to, ze prohibicnim zakoncm
Jest mn yzata vsechna osobnl syo-
boda v tecIto statech. Neni on
ysak jedingm, ktcry 81 takto ma
fIka a miizcme sm1le ffci, zc vice
jak nadpoloyicnf vetsina Cecha
ameriekGch 81 takto nafek vede.
Tato osobnf syoboda jest pfiskfip-
nuta pouzc tomu. kdo 81 liboval V
opoinycb napojich, nebof ten,
kdo pepil, neztratil osobni svobo-
1n zadnou q ami ten, 60 pill. j ne
ztratil, iczto naklonnost yasniva k
pitt o koufeni jest ponze osobni
otroctvf (1fe mfho nahledu) J.
TIcch naufi e pitt a koufiti Ia
koIikrate to odstin1. nezli Sc ma
uci) q mfadf, dokud rosie a pax
tento zlozyyk Sc t6zko yymit4 re
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-28
REFORMS GO ON
INPHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Jan. 2C.-Many changes
in the city government became effec-
tive with the induction into office of
Major J.. Hampton Moore. They were
authorized at the last session of the
legislature.
The legislature authority passes
into the hands of twenty-one coun-
cilmen, organized into a single body.
each member being paid $1,000 a year.
This council takes the place of the
old two chambered council Of I'M
salaried members.
Holding of more than one salaried
office by one man is absolutely pro-
hibited.
All city employees are required to
cease political activity. They are for
hidden to solicit or pay political assess
ments, voluntarily or involuntarily.
The city has acquired the power to
do its own paving, repairing and
cleaning of streets, collecting of ashes,
garbage, waste, and rubbish and dis
posing thereof This is not compuI-
sorry, however, as it still may be done
by contract
Mayor Moore for years represented
Philadelphia district in congress.
Elected on a reform ticket, he has
promised to revolutionize methods and
do away with the old gang" Already
he has shaken up the police and serv-
ed notice upon thieves, peddlers of
habitforming drugs, booknakers.
gamblers and the underworld generally
that they must get out of the city
Protected vice will not exist as long
as he is mayor of Philadelphia, he
has declared.
Prominent in the membership of the
new council is William w Roper. ia
nous as a Princeton football coach.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-28
CHIEFS TO BATTLE
CAMDEN OFFICERS

The Y. NJ. c. A, following out its
usual program of service TO the men
of Uncle Sans fighting forces, has
arranged for a game of basketball be-
tween the c. p. O.'s and officers of
the U. S. S. Camden, for Saturday
night of this week. 1T this time a
team from the Barney will play a
team from the league players of the
association.
The ''Y" is always glad to arrange
for the recreation of the men of the
fleet, and other games will be pro-
vided for them while here. The games
on Saturday night will be open to the
public, no admission being charged,
and friends of the men and admirers
of basketball are cordially invited to
witness the games. a double-header
will be played, the first game starting
promptly at 8 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-28
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