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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-09

American Swimmer Wins.
SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 9.-Nor-
man Ross. American swimming cham
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-27
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New Britain herald., 1920-07-09
THIEVES CAME BACK.
Called for Loot Which Victim Sai,i
 They IInd Overlooked.

Syracuse. N. Y., July o.--Missints st.soO in Liberty bonds the first time they booted the safe Of the Onondagi, Mattress company here on April IF. the thieves returned and got the bonds.
 on tho morning after the first rob bcry tho manager uf the company gleefully related how the thieves missed tho bonds. The first time the thieves got only st00. The second time they got S75 cash and the bond"
New Britain herald., 1920-07-09
noY FINDS NEW MOTHER.
Youth. or II Searched ror Woman
 Who A,lmirctl IIrn.

Canton, o., July 9.--Little Homer Blzhup. II. of Alliance. has n nsS mother Int other day Mrs. Phyllis Sholtts Of Canton saw him nn n traia and admired him.
 'l would like to have you fnr my boy" she said.
 Homer's mother Is n cripple and un- able to care for htpt. Ho Homer started out to lind a hCw mother.
 He made hts way tu Canton and was taken to the police station.
 There's the lady I met on tho train" he exclaimed as Mrs. Sholtis, came into the police station. shc took him to her home.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-09
AT HELD FOX AL,MoNy.

Savannah. Ga., July 9.--Zary Stokes of this county was giving out hymn in a Sunday school of which hc is superintendent. when the shertn ar rested him for refusing to pay ali mony to his wife. II amounts to S5 a week. Stokes is in his eighty-fourth year. One of his sons notified him of court order compelling him to pay the alimony. lis is not in jail. being allowed his fsedom on his promise not to run away.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-09
TAUGHT HoBBER TO SIT STILL.

Minneapolis. July 9.--A man arrest cd as a robber suspect ut Delano, Minn., was shot and killed when nc and another suspect attempted to es- capo from Marshal Joseph Merriman, who was taking them to Minneapolis in an automobile. Merriman shot tho man after he had struck the marshal over the head. The other alleged rob Der made no further effort to escape.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

Le!ft-The very lat
est photograph Of
NJ. Millerand, new
French p r e m i e r ,
taken on his arrival
in London to attend
the recent confer
ence of Allied Min
listers. Alt h u & h
known as the first
: Socialist who ever
held a post in the
French government,
Millerand has earned
t h e respect a n d
even the confidence
Of the Conservative
elements Of the re-
public. W. n. l..
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

Left-Armenia, an
expressive bit of
marble by P. S. Alb
bate, the sculptor,
that feelingly por-
trays the fate of
Armenia, crushed,
defeated and en-
slaved by her mas
ter, the Turk. The
Near East Relief is
rendering heroic as
sistance through it's
efficient organiza-
ton to this unfor-
tunate little nation.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

The British camp at
Dakka in Afghanis-
tan. The fort in the
center was shelled
and captured by the
British. On the right,
the Kabul River,
along the banks Of
which grows the
only vegetation in
this desolate area.
During July the
temperature ranges
from 40 to 1875.
Enemy snipers and
d ally sandstorms
added to the joys of
the Tommies.
International
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

Right-The ! a t e 8 t
picture of Gabrielle
d'Annunzio, Of Italian,
Fiume and newspaper
fame. Looks as though
there might be a good
opening for an ener-
getic you n 6 barber
over Fiume way. The
picturesque poet :
aviator is said to have
recently admitted that
t he annexation Of
Fiume to italy is now
impossible"
kndel 4 Herbert
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
LOCAL BRIEFS
ANNOUNCE
ENGAGEMENT-Mr

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT-Mr, and Mrs. A. Leo r. smith have am nounced the engagement of their sis ter. Miss Elizabeth Catherine Muller of Moultrie, Gal, to Ernest Burden Refo, formerly of Charleston, S. C. now resident of this city.
 HOTEL ADAMS DINNER ERS-A new feature, effective today, instituted by the Hotel Adams is regular dinner served in the main dining room, some thing that will further increase the popularity of this already famous hos tery. In the excellence of that din- ner will be reflected the lowering of prices, the reduction of the high cost of living, for the price of 1t is only The first will be served this eVFnng- This is only one of the many inppVauons which the management or the hotel is preparing for the accom- modation of the public, and it is sure 10 De met by a large patronage
 SERIOUSLY ILL-Bernard A. Lynn, father of Mrs Fred Johns, TOP North seventh avenue, is seriously ill at the Sisters hospital He has been here about 12 years. His brother and sis- ter are expected to arrive here this week from F'airmount. Va
 HOME FROM cOAST-Mrs. Rose Hayden returned yesterday from a few weeks vacation on the California coast
 MINING MEN HERE-There has been a gathering of mining and finan- cial men in the city for the last two days, including Colonel John c. Green way, general manager of the Calumet & Arizona pr. l.. D. Ricketts and other officials of that company. An other visitor was c. ID. Mills of Globe, president of the Valley bank and head of the Inspiratfon Conner company.
 NElGHBORHOOD WOMAN'S CLUB The regular meeting of the Neigh borhood Woman's club will be held Wednesday, Dec. 15, at Neighborhooo house An unusually interesting pro- gram has been arranged, the subject oi which is "The Music of the Nation.' Everyone is invited to attend.
 INTERPRETATION MEETING Tf1c Phoenix AmericaniZation commit tey vii meet at o'clock tomorrow niEht in the west Phoenix precinct court room in the Ford hotel building large attendance is requested.
 CHARGES RECKLESS DRIVING Richard Hermann yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler on a. charge of reckless dIiv- ing. He was released on his owr recognizance to appear for examina- ton next Tuesday morning at 1C o'clock. The complaint was made by H. C. Loeffler,i who alleges Hermann drove a motor car on the Desert I'm road in such a manner as to kill hi. dog.
 HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE = Or grounds of desertion, Charles E. Lytl, yesterday was granted decree of di vorce from Bertha Lytle by Judg Stanford
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

poor. Their hopelessness. too often. is due to their helplessness.
 In every community there are many victims of the disease in need of home care and instruction as to how they can cure themselves and protect others
 Protect you and your loved ones!
 The organized fight against tuber- culosis needs your aid Will you help fight the white plague?
 It has been made very easy for yor to aid in the battle
 The least you can do is to invest il Christmas seals, the money going |, the public health nursing service, fol the work of free dispensaries, and opeI air schools. Your money will go |,
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

That tho public appreciates a real honest -to- goodness reduction was shown by the enormous response to my 40eo discount announcement. When quality goods are thrown open to purchasers at an astounding discount the intelligent public is bound to buy. By the intelligent public I mean those purchasers who know the difference between cheap Nothing which has proven itself feliable and satisfactory. Hirsh Wickwire clothing is known to ev- eryone and when I discount this reputable line along with my other clothing 40 per cent, everybody should be able to appreciate what an enormous saving is being offered
 There is no need to dwell on the losses of Hyder Brothers - that doesn't worry anybody but us. What concerns the public is that good clothing is being sold cheap yes, cheap enough for everybody within the reach of all.
 People who were in my store Sat urday, the first day of forty per cent discount, admitted that they had been waiting all season for a real reduction in clothing - that they had put off buying until suits and overcoats were within reach. Now, Iisten-there is no use waiting too long. I can stand certain loss- es but 1t isn't possible for me to give high priced clothing away. The cold weather is here - you need clothing to properly protect you and need the cash. All l am asking is,that you use your best Judgment, Fne fin and inspect what l have 10 offer, buy what you actually need for your own good.
 I can't muster words enough to express as forcibly as l wish what a big opportunity this is for you to buy. Read this again-4Ofo off on suits and overocats, 20fo off or haberdashery, and cloth hats and a few lines go at half price. If you | can beat these values some place else then I surely want you to buy there, but if you cant and you nccc clothes-thcn give Hvdcr Brothers offering serious consideration. Price costs and loss is not con sidcrcd confess to you, I nee1 Tho cash. and if you need the clothe. i nay me a visit.
 JOHN RYDER.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

necessities of life. But elation over the showing is tempered by the fact that the five per. cent drop since July leaves the cost of living still just 99.5 per cent above the cost of living in July, 1914. The industrial conference boards figures show that the rise in the cost Of living from July. 1914, to July, 1920, amounted to 104.5 per cent.
 The U. $. bureau of labor statistics figures agree substantially with the in dustrial conference board.
 Thus the dollar at this moment is worth almost exactly 50 cents (s.50) compared with it's purchasing power in 1914. Workers whose wages have exactly doubled since July, 1914, are no worse off than they were then; work CTS whose wages have not doubled had their real wages decreased.
 l With all this talk about wages hav-
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
Obituaries
Mary p. Greea

Mary P. Gregg passed away Sat urday, December II, at the home of her daughter, Mrs, E. c. Adams, at the age of 92 years, Mrs. Gregg was a pioneer having crossed the plains from Missouri with her husband Dr. John L. Gregg, arriving in Tempe in October, 1877. They located about two miles southwest of Tempe, where Mrs Gregg has lived ever since Her hus- band served two terms as county supervisor. He died in 1S96-
 Mrs Gregg raised a large family of children, of whom five are left to mourn her death: Mrs J. K- R. Irvine of Phoenix, Josiah Gregg of Modesto,
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
GOING DOWN. BUT

The cost of living is going down. Ac- cording to figures collected by the na- tional industrial conference board, covering food, shelter. clothing. fuel, heat, light, and sundries since the peak of prices was reached in July of this year there has been a decrease in the average cost of living amounting to 5 per cent.
 This is encouraging to the hard pressed housewife who has for many cary months now been trying to stretch fifty-cent dollars to cover the
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
CHRISTMAS SALES

15O,o00 human lives every year in the
 United States Tuberculosis spreads it's darkening clouds over millions of people in this country alone. Many of these lives are made well-nigh hope
 less by the presence of poverty, for tuberculosis strikes hardest and most frequently in the homes of the very
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
wAYslnE TELEPHONES

It is a wonder that someone had not thought before of the plan, soon to go into effect in Ohio, of putting small
 telephone booths along the roads Of the state, one at every milestone, for the convenience of travellers. Instead of having to tramp to the nearest farm house, the stranded motorist or team1 ster will be always with half a mile of telephone, by which Re can summon lhelp.-From the Youths Companian.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

ing to come down in keeping with price reductions. it may be well to remem- Der these figures, compiled, as they are, by 8 group of very large employ CTS for their own information On in-i dustrial questions.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

California; Mrs, M. E. Myers, Mrs. Lucy A. Cosner and Mrs. k. c. Adams of Tempe, She also leaves B grand children and 26 at-grandchildren.
 Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. c. Adams. h. torment will be in Double Butte cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
SHE SHOOTS FEM
 FROM BACK DOOR

FRANKFORT. Ky.-Mrs. Jackson Morhfs. wife of Kentuckys adjutant general, is so handy with a gun that when she wants a chicken killed, she merely steps to the back door, takes aim with her 22 rifle, and the chicken falls with a bullet in it's head. She uses gun brought from Belgium by the adjutant general and presented to his little son.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

aid human beings. who more than any other, need aid.
 Stick a Christmas seal on every let ter, on every packagel 1 II is your Christmas gift to the vic | tins of tuberculosis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02

iozy on wszelkich staran, ably
praca w kopalniach faktycznie
natychmiast zn6w zostaia pod
jeta.
Uzasadniajqc swe zarzadzenie,
oswiadczy} Lewis, IL wydai je ma
skutek stanowczcgo zaddnia pre-
zvdenta Wilsona, kt6ry wyraznie
zaznaczyl, IL gornicy najplerw mu
szq powr6cic do roboty, a wten-
Gas dopiero bedzie MONA wziac
pod uwage ich zadania w spra-
vie podwyzki wynagrodzenia
"a prace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02

cy do walk Z wszarni, ktore trak
tuja jak OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
i mobiIizujq przcciw MIN wazy-
stkic Srodki hygieny.
| oto jeden I wybitnych hygie-
nist6w rosyjskich Ewdokimow
wydajc odczwe, W kt6rej pisze.;
,,Wesz jest niebczpiccznicjsza jak
Koiczak, bardziej perfidnq lak
szpicdzy koalicyi, ten, ktory ME
valley Z wszami, jest godzlen
pogardy jak dczerter.'
4 organy oficyaine jak 1--we
stja' gfoszq uroczyscie: YRozsze-
~rzcnic sic komunizmu swiatowe-
60 zalczy cd systcmatyczneGo
zwalczania wszy i zarazy przez
ME rozsiewanej.'
\ obok tel typowcj "propa-
CANDY. rownoczcSnic terror czer
wony. komisyc sanitarnc funk
cyonuja ma wz0r ,,czrczwycza-
jek". Towarzysz Pcrwuchln 10
sta} mianowany dyktatorcm anti
cpidcmicznym." Lckarze. siostry
mllosicrdzia, fclczcrzy,larmaceucl
zostali zmobiiizowani do Walk Z
TEN nicwinncm zdaloby sic zwle-
rzqtkiem. ktGrc obsiadlo DIS
skutkicm brudu. Gala Rosye, "a
sniczdzi}o sic W hotclach, W do
mach prywatnych, toczy jak trad
Gala arnie.
SpccyaInc komiSyc sanitarne
roldajq ludno>ci mydio i robi2
;n~>pcIcyc dom6w prywatnych,
wprowadzajq hygienc PREY po--
mocy arcsztu + bagnct6w.
TAX, jak W cpoce Piotra Nlel-
kicgo. kicdyto przcmocq pod gro
"a knuta ohcinano bojarom brody,
Ne mimo to ME wiclc to po1na%a.
hrud Ro>yi jcsr bowicm Przeraz-
Hwy. ~oicnsyWa W>zy potWorna.
- Vice tvius piamiSty szaiejc. G.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
MOzLIWOSG
PRACOWNIKoW POCZ-
TOWYCH.
TOWYCH.

Rezultatcm akcyi PoczmiStrza
G~eneralnego B~rrlcsona, kt6ry po-
lcci} dymis{onowat jedcnastu
klerk0w pocztowych dlatego, re
czynill ]starania celem u~zyskania
wlekszej p}acy ola pracownikow
,rzqdowych. jest moZliWoN rely
gnacyi urzednik0w pecztowych
co doprowadziloby do komplet-
mel bezczynnoSci glownych blur
pocztowych, mieszczqcych sic W
budynku federalnym w Srodmic-
$ciu.
Pomimo re rcguly u~nijne kler-
kow pocztowych ME pozwalaja
ma strajki, to jcdnak nicma pre-
pi$6w, ktorcby zabraniaiv czior
kom tel uni rczygnowat L zaj-
mowanych stanowisk. Doszto do
wiadomoSci, &c p~rzcszla rczoIu-
cya moca kt6rcj aqdancm jest, a
~ wszyscy czionkowic uni W
liczbie 4,QD zrezygnowaIi Z zaj-
mowanych Stanowisk, 0 lie pole
ce2lc g~cnCralnego pocztmiStrza
nic zostanie odwOiane. Rezolu--
eva ia bedzIc przedstawiona ma
zcbraniu czIonk0w tel uni. o lie
pred czaSem sprawl ia ME 20
stanic zaiagodzona.
Pierce +. Butler, prczydent u
Mi klerkow pocztowych. jcdcn ?
tych. kt0rcgo rozporzqdzcnic Bur
~lcsona dotyczy bczpoSrcdnio. po-
WroClf do miaSta Z pOwrotem w
zCsz}a Sobote Z Wisconsin. gdzic
bawii M wakacvach. konicruiac
przytcm Z r6znymi urzcInikami
Pocztowymi. Wylsi urzednicy pc
c2lowi mic chcq wicrzyG W MOI
liwoSc takiej rczygnacyi ! przy-
pHSzczajq, &c to wszystko przcj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
o. ArcYbiskup prZybyl

kicgo. Arcybiskup przybyi do
przystani w samochodzie, wiozac
re SODA choragiewke Stanow Zje-
Gnoczonych. Pomiedzy tiumami
zcbranymi znalazt sic Jakis An
glik, kt0remu sic widocznlc ME
podobaIo tax wielkie przyjecie
ola arcybiskupa i kt6ry probowal
daG wyraz swcmu niezadowolc--
uiu. ale wnet ko publicznoSt zmu-
sila Go milczenia. Policya ME
mogla w laden spos6b utrzymac
porzqdku wobec olbrzymich "a
step6w, kt6rc niemilknacymi O.
k~rzykami zegnaiy arcybiskupa XII
wielkiemu zapewne zgorszcnlu
Anglii. Niektorzy marynarze an
gielSkicgo pochodzenia zaczyna!t
kwcstyonowat. czy ar~cyblSkup
n,ozc podr6zowac jake pasazer ia
statku angielskim, ale o~ficerowie
wytIomaczyli i'm GAIA spraws,
przedstawiajac, re arcybiskup Jc-
die jako specyalny sost, co usPo-
koiio zaloge.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02

die ~spokojnie. Czionkowie jed
make uni t~wierdza, &c zostali pc
krzywdzcni. DO pozbawiono ich
prawa, jake i'm przyslugujc.
Pracownicy pocztowi 50 maj
pewnicjsi re unia stanic pc ich
Stronie i n~alezycie poprze ich do
ostatcczno$ci. Urzednicy u%nijni
o&wiadczyli, re wszelkic melody
zostana zastosowane, ably tylko
Emusic pocztmistrza generalnego
do cofniecia swego rozporzadzc-
nia. kt6re przez urzednik6w unij-
nych jest uwazana jago pogwa1ce
ME praw pracownik6w poczto--
wych.
Inspector pocztowy James f..
Stuart, oSwiadcz:}, re akcya pre-
civ jedcnastu klerkom poczto--
wynn, ktorym pocznistrz general
ny BurIcson poIcci} podat sig do
dymisyi, nastapifa dopiero po xii
kunasto-tygodniowcj inwcStyga-
cyl, ktora byla prowadzona przcz
inspcktor6w pocztowych, ktorzy
zcbrali dowody przcciw tym klcr
kom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02

litaryzmu, bedq mogli wldziec
tych slawnych w~eteranow, kto-
rzv wobec %strasznych wySifkow
wroga ME stracili ducha ami via
w dobr2 sprawe. w Metzu cd
bedzic sic wspaniala uroczystosc
reli9ijna, ktora bedzie celebro--
wat biskup tamtejszy, a ma ktorq
zhiorq aisle przedstawiciel wszy-
Stkich wladz francuskich. Tam
Gastapi odStoniecie statuy Lafayet
ia przez marszalka Focha. Po--
ten udadza sic wszyscy do kol-
St. Clementc, gdzie Foch
Skonczyi swe studya i tam pre-
wodniczacy Flaherty wreczy mar
szafkowi Fochowi buiawc, wysa-
drogimi kamieniami jake
da- rycerzy kolumba. Nastepnic
ida sic pielgrzymka do Rzymu,
gJzic Ojcicc Sw. przyjmie czion-
k0w ici osobistych go5ci w Wa
tvHanic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02

pidemia jest ME do opanowania.
Zatem ludzie %umieraja, jak mu-
chy. - Nicma ich juz " czcm
chowac. SzeSt desck lie heblowa-
nych Z bialcgo drzcWa kosztujc
5000 rubli. IreSzta nicma juz
miejsca ma zm~arfych. Kaz 5000
trupow czekaiy swej kolei ma
cm~entarzu ObuchoWskin. Rodzi-
ma czeka}a ca}cmi nocami Il boku
swych zmarlych, czekajac kolej-
XII.
Vice Smierc stala sic czems
zwvklcm i banalnem. Straci}a
sw6j majcstat i tragizm. Nicma
lckarstw i nicma lckarzy. Ct, &C
ocaleli cd tyfusu, sftlzq PREY Ger
wonej armii.
Socyalizm Lcnina doprowadzi}
do tego, &c jego aspiracyc do he
gemonii mad swiatcm unicmozli-
via rzecz okropna: wszy!
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T.
Meksyk, miasto, 2. sierpnia. -

Meksyk, miasto, 2. sierpnia. -
Carlos Felix Diaz, by}y mckSykah
ski posci do Boliwi, znaleziony
zostai ~umierajqcy z rama Cd kuli
rewolwerowcj w pewnym hotelu
wczoraj wicczorcm. Jmari wkrot
&c, gdy przewieziono 60 do szpi-
tala. Folicya. gdy u~Siyszaia wy
strza'., p~ospieszyla ma micjsce
wypadku i znalazia PREY boku Dia
"a kobicte 2 rewolwerem W reku,
ktGra zastrzcli}a go.
Mcksyk, miasto, 2. sierpnia. -
ZcszIej soboty odbyly sic tn wy
borv IA scnatorow i kongrcsma-
now. Tu ! owdzie w~szczyna}y SIG
b6jki. Iecz obyio sic be- znacz.
niciszvch rozruchow. Prczydcnt
de Ia Huerta oddai take swol
clos blisko Chapultepec. Liberal
partly konstytucyjncj zdobyli pc
dobnic iaktycznic wszystkie dy-
etrvkta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02

MA RYCERZY
DO N

No. York, 2 sierpnia. 20
ka&wcacyi Eyccrzy Nolum6a. kt6
re od6yNa sic " Ncwvm Yorku,
wyhiera sic r,;c;ka piclgrzymka
przcdstawicicli ich do Francyi.
W$rdd delegation bedq reprczen-
taaci kazdcj gaHezi tel ~orSaniza-
cyi, eel tel piclgrzymki jest po-
dw6jny, 4 mianowicie: zamierza
ona zrobij Francyj prczent ze
statuy Lafayctte'a. GRAZ wreczyc
marSzaikowi Fochowi bulawe
d!a uczczcnia pamj2tki wsp6lnei
walk we Fraacyi w obronic vol
noSci, I nadto ma ona ziozyc hold
p~apiezowi B~enedyktowi Nv.
Ma Czele tel ~wycicczki stoi ia
mes Fiahe~ty Z Filadcliii. kt6ry
wreczy prczydcntowi Francyi
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