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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10
Ceskoslovensti lekari
We Spojenych Statech

4 Rockefellcroyy nadace Sc o.
znamuje, zc ctyTi lekafi q Cesko-
slovcnska s mnoha jinymi q Ciny,
Brasilic o San Salvadoru, studuji
uyni spolccn6 mcthody v ameri-
ckych Skol5ch lekafskych, tykajiei
Sc sprayovanf y~cfejncho zdrayot-
nictyi.
To znamena, re tito lekari vrati
|se do Jejich vlastl pomoci zarfditi
yyncoyaci program vefeJneho
zdravotnictvi q lekarstvi. Eel, be
zeme zapasici praye 0 "vymaneni
Sc re starych forcm politicke an
tokracie md byti pfedmetem pro-
~nikavych reforcm 1plnc kontroly,
ktcrou moderni ostroytip byl y sta
Va Imysliti. CIlndc Hfaniee na
Morayc, Nemecky Brod b PIze1 y
|tech5ch, praye jake Praha, odkud
tito ctyfi lekaTl pfisliy snad ii AMI
nejsou 1plne vedomy move proIs
gandy kt4ra 81 pyo ~ rriprAsaijs.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10
Nase Beseda

BREMEN, NO. OAK, a. nnora
1920. = Ctena redakce! Cetl Jsenl
" sPokroku' dopis cd pana I. J.
|Klimy z Medford, Okla, a jeli-
koz Sc jeho dopis vice meme ty-
|ka Nestranne Ligy a pan Klima
Isl prejc, ably nGkdo . Dakoty par
|radku 0 Nonpartisan Lie napsal,
la ielikoz vetsina ccskych casopi-
ISL v teto zemi jc lie ncprcjlci q
Iproto t6zlso So krajannm dovedeti
pravdy, tedy napisi, co il sam vim
Io Ncstranne Lie. Mnoho bylo
psano O Ncstranne Lie a vetslna
|zpray Y casopisech uvadl, zc liga
LEST toho pfficinou, re name u mas
lyysoke dane dale re liga chce "a
lyest do skol uccni socialisticke, &c
ntktefi prcdaci ligy mali Y nmy-
lsln z%asantrociti statni Skolni fond
ltak, ably to bylo X je.jich osobnl-
mu zisku, a mnoho jinJch AZ smes-
INCH vcci jake TAX zvany "frec
Hove bill", die ktcreho zcny by by
ly scstatncny, tax jake V bolsevl-
lckem Rusku, col jest hola LEI.
Ten navrh podal Glen domu "a
stupcn, jmenem Harris, jeden Z
odpilrc1 ligy, ale byl to jen tax
lzvany Joker bill" . n6eo tako-
ytho, jake syobodna laska, jest
yylouceno. Kdo tomu ncyefi, al
Isl dopise kc statnimu sckretafi a
oncn chill" 81 nccha poslat. jest
Isicc pravda, ze maine vetsi dane.
ale ncni to vinou ligv, zc jsou da.
me tax vysokc. ncbot dane statnl
"a ktere liga jest zodpovcdna, oh
nasi v nascm okrcsn prumereul
$4,000 re 100 akril, coz jest asl {
pct dollarn vice, neil "a rok 1918
Vsak "a To dostanou q one stain.
dane vojlni, ktefi byli We sluz
bach vlady We syetov6 valcc. 81.
"a kazdy mesic sluzby, col bud'
asi AZ Gently y kazdeho dollar
st5tnf dane. Dale jsou q te dam
placcny skoly a ilstayy yzdelava
lei. coz obnasf as % Gently . kaz
!debo dollaru statDi dane. Ma Wy
dani statpi, totN 1fednikn b il
|pfch vydapi Pride 30 centn
|JoIlaru . ia program ligy zjsta
Inou 4 Gently, to snad neni tax no
rouci, kdyz mattel 160 akrd 20
'zemLu plati na oner program n
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10
Ko T Z K
PAM Radove.


Vazena PAM Radova! Pozorne
IGitam vas koutek v nasem "Po-
Ikroku'' d vim, re dobfe radite
yscm. Proto j ia k yam .jdu, co
Ivy byste 0 tom myslela. Nam Sc
Istru a bratra, sestra JIG ma farme
a staficke matec neposlala Jedno-
Tho radku "a til roky.a, jak JIG VI
Diet, o matku moe MEDIA. ac ma
tka j dala dobre vychovanl a Q
|ni Sc starala. A bratr, ten kdyz
mtatka pride nekdy k menu ma
|naysteyu chvilku Sc potesit, (ne-
bot je vdova a zije jeste $ jed
Inim svobodnym s.ynem) ami matce
Inefckne, ably 81 sedla. Ale kdyz
Joni pfijdou k mamlnce. ona jim
lnachysta vscho, .iak SC patri. Ale
Ikdyz k nemn rrijdon Cd jeho ~
Iuy pfatcle, toz by Jim sncs modre
Is ncbc a ncvi, kan by pro ne sko-
lcil! Ano, je hczke, kdyz 81 mali
lpratelc radi, ale matku ma Jinak
Ictiti.e On ma diva chlapcc, ale
ljcn ably oni pax nectili Jeho TAX,
LAX on cti svoji matku. Matka
mu byla napomocna We vsem, !
lpenizc mu dala q to slusnou sunni
cku, zc mel celou vybavu. Tai;
prosim vas, ct. pi., bud'te TAX Ia
lskava q odpovezte mi, co 81 nam 0
nich myslct, ac jsem vlastnl Sc
lstra D matka jc ylastnl mas vsech.
IA odpov6d yam srdcenc dekujc
So. Dakotska farmafka.
Odpoved So. Dakotske farmar-
&c. O takoyych ncsctrnych, bez.
citnych lidcch 81 clovek ami ne.
mnze mnobo mysleti, spise JIG jet
politovati, ncbof Elm takovg s.
sam odsuzuic. A jak oni SAM
mefi, Dude jim tel mercno, ncbot
najdou odplatn takbyou, jakou $
zaslouzi. jczto, kdo sv.ymi vlastni
uni rodici pohrda, ten vskutku "a.
sIouzi ~opoyrzcni ysech soudnycl
Hid. Kazda maticka, $ nlz IS
takto jcdna, mlsi vsc snascti, Ire.
ba zc il phi tom srdcc kryacl, all
Iaskm ku sym ditkam . neho nj
kdy neztraci, jen bolest onu trpe
Hive snasi DO poslcdniho vzdccbu
. y
ctcna ri Radova! Pfichazim
yam tel 0 radu ;totIz rad bycl
vcdeI, kdy budou rozprodayan,
|vladui zayodnoyacj pozemly Y
.lstalu Nebraska. IA .druhe, muo
|holi akr1 Dude mono jednotliy
Iii zakoupitl . jak lie budou pro
,ldsyati. Dale laskaye udejte mn
aJrcsu s~polecnosti W'ells-Farg'
Exprees CO., neb mel isem pro
J stfedniet I'M ou6 p~ole1nosti 70
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10

|slane jiste yeci, ktere mne nedo-
sly, ac cd DOLBY zaslani uplynu-
la doba vice TIFF mesich q doposud
jsem niceho nedostal. Ia ochotr
|pfedem dekujc vas - Odbtrate'.
odpoved 0dberateli Q poem.
|cich onech byly jiz nekolikrate
|pfineseny zpravy V tonic liste y
|sicc dopodrobna a protoz postaci
|pouze poznamenati, &c Dude nut
mo splatiti ma tyto zavodhoyaci
pozemky east vodni yysady pfi
zab6ru a Size $5.S5 ma akr a "a
Itfi roxy budou Sc konati dals'
lsplatky. Cast jich byla otevfena
ku zabsru a prodeji ~. iinora a
least iich Dude otevfena Q. bfcz
ma. voiinum Q minute valky svc-
toye, at uz byli V zamori, aneb
doma, JIG povoleno 60 dni k W.
beu, a zbude-li neco, Dude to tc'
prve dano sirsi verejnosti k zabe'
ru a ku prodeji. Zabery jsou roz-
mGrene ma 40 a 80 akrii. - Posud
vscchny %expressni spolecnostI
jsou pod vladimir fizenim, a tn.
diz obratte Sc ma %expressnl nfa
dovnu Y Omazc a oni yasi zalez;
|tost zajiste vyfidi, tfeba &c Sc pro.
lstfedkovani zasilky delo prostred
nictvim Wells Fargo Express Co
Ct6na PAM Radova Zadam va
I've .jmenu zeny a ditek mych, ably
|ste byla TAX laskava a mne pora
Idila, zaccz VAN We ,jmenu zeny
ditek yzdavam srdecny dix. -
lZde Y Americe mann dceru, vida
lnou, a syna IS roku stareho a j
Idosti dobfe vyuccn hfe ma holl
Isle. We starem kraji je zena $
lditkami, synove We start Coli
a dcery i'll let; uni reel -ce
lskou, nemeckou a polskou. Mysli
lte-li. re bych mohl je zdc usadit
Ina farmu, nebo je V mestc znsta
lvit, ably Sc reel anglicke %naucily
Mdi a meho syna boss" zaruk'
daji. ably Sc nikde n~ezdrzovalI
Lemon sedat a %presedat.
lTonawanda Odberatel.
Odpoved Tonawandskemu Cd
lberateli Byla byah VAN tou ra
ldou, abyste svoji rodinu "a sebo'
povolal, jezto je zde lepsi pfilezl
ltost KIN vvdelku. Go Sc tycc, kai
koho dat, to %poncchte, az budet
! miii rodinu zdc. We meste VISA
! lily byla pro ditky lepsi pfilczitos
. ndbof by molly We dine pracov;
Fiji a yecer navstcvovati skoly, ia
!. aby Sc drive naucily reel angl
: cke.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10

Ky koutccek, co bych 81 mohla jc-
nom par sloyitck zde pohovofit,
tax me tn Ease mate; pax Sc ro-
zepisi o n6dem jinem. Sc srdec.
|nym ~pozdravem a pfanim vseho
|dobreho, v ucte koncim.
(Ctena pfitclkyne! 5 'radost'
dopisy vscch nasicl'
|ttenafd n ctcnafek, pakli pisl
|yGcne a bez iakychkoliv osobnich
|urazck. vsak ale dovolime s
|vzdy dopisy revidovati. Srdecni
WAS zdravi- Pofadatclka.)
4 $50
Marie Treskova, Able, Neb., 2
|bfezna 1920. - Ctcna PAM pofa
|datelko! Zasilam pisei, 0 ktcrot
lzada pi. Anna Sebelova Y zensk'
Ilidce. Bude-li VAN mono, tie
Idly j otiskn6te Y 20. H.. Zdra
yim vsechny zname v Omaze =
Ittz pi. p~ofadatelku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10
Marie Treskova, Able, Neb., 2,
Pisen sirotka.

Kdyz k veccru Sc chyli den,
sirotek kraci samotcn;
nema, kan by sc ulozil,
nj sousta jcste nepozil.
HE. matinko, tvdj Jenicek,
nemel dnes jeste chlebicek;
nencch mne zdc, k sobG me VEN.
Iemdlcny zimou kles' ma zem.
Sotva re zavfel ocka jcn,
zdal sc mu pfelibezny sen;
roj andilkl .jak by no k nebi
VINES,
|kdc sauna hudba. samy pies.
|Nsechno povedome Sc mu ida,
|ze 2 andeliku ho kazdy INA
|na.iednou spatfi krasnou Ear,
a v nj drahe matinky tvaf.
|Rano, kdyz hrobnik kopat Sci,
zasnezeny pahrbek zfel;
y nej bila rucka vycniva,
|snih bile tilko pokryva.
Bylf to jest maly sirotek,
|Bnh ukoncil mu zarmutek;
|vyslysel jeho vrouci hlas
d spoil no S matinkou svou "a
y = y
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10

(Ctsna pfitelkyndl Pfiimetc
|vfely dix "a pfispdvek pro ubohe
sirotky, jakoA | "a pfani. TEE ! ID
VAN pref, abystc Sc brzy zhosti-
la sveho Medium q tesla Sc 2 1pl.
|neho zdrayi v tonic move zapo-
eaten roce. Dude mas tesiti, kdya
Ease zavitatc do krouzku dopiso-
|vatclek. Pofadatelka.)
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16
AMERICA NOT REPRESENTED
AT FIRST LEAGUE MEET

President Wilson issued cali
Monday for the first meeting Of the
League OF Nations to be held today
In Paris. France. Al the time Of he
Versailles conference the United
States. was justly recognized as the
leading nation OF the world and log
ieally President Wilson was looked
upon AS the appropriate person to
have leading charge of the working
rlans OF the League. II is therefore
embarrassing to note that the Unitea
states is not to be represented IN TINS
great peace movement. and all ne
cause a few selfish partisans' jealous
Of the prominence Of democratic
president have p,rsistently hindered
ratification OF the League covenant
and thus deprives this country OF rep
resentation in work OF providing 'o'
world peace.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16
HEARING TO BE HELD ON WEST
TENAS TRAFFIC CONDITION

Washington, Jan. 10,-The West
Texas traffic condition will receive
attention at a meeting 10 be held n
Amarillo Jan. 30 according to in
today obtained by Repre-
sentative Jones. and a representative
of the Railroad Administration in
Washington will be sent to confer
with the local interests. In addition
the meeting is to be attended, by a
representative from the st. LOUIS
regional office and officials from the
Santa Pc. the Rock Island and the
Denver Railroads. Mr. Jones iyised
the Panhandle Plains Chamber OF
Commerce today that the Railroad
Administration wants county repre-
sentative TO bring information from
each country showing thekind OF
croos involved. total production, to-
tai 10 be moved, amount already
moved and the approximate rate per
dav or week It is desired to move re-
mainder Of the crop This will give
tho Railroad Administration data TOT
the entire district.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16
,,.,s and Green vindicated.

-
After the representatives OF th9
-. had been in conference with
prosident Wilson and had agreed 20
accent the "A per cent wage increase
and call off the strike ac'lht p'e -
dent Lewis and Secretary Green
,nrned home to find the miners VI
censed for such an agreement
Thev explained the basis of settle E,
mont. and told the miners 1 , It was mat az
' ."e' miners could have whipped the
'ny nwners. hut could not whip the
.overnment. when he question was
30 - endorse the terms Of the Sc
~. ,bere wee 1000 delegates
/, esent and only 22O W 2" "ta
r. tification.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

There is to be a meeting held IN
Amarillo next Tuesday OF railroad
men representing the traffic ana
shipping interests Of the panhandle
and West Texas. They want to ma
what are the dema-is and the facii-
tics for handling freight and they
invite all towns in the west 10 sehu
70. resentatives. The Signal IS not au-
tkorized to say that Snyder VIII be
there but Il has faith in the Snyder
spirit to cause a feeling Of assurance
that snyder viii send a deieSa'.oa'
II is too important a matter to pass
up.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Jim BaZe has never been called
Santa Claus but when he occasion
ally makes his rounds over town to
announce the arrival of car OF coal
he brings Christmas JOY to many a
household. He was around Tuesday
morning telling the people OF the
coming OF another car OF the black
diamond.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

COY. Hobby has accepted the res
ignatiap OF r. L. Winfrey as chair
man ofNthe penitentiary board and
r. NJ. Johnson of Houston will be
named for the vacancy. Winfrey has
nos yet filed specific charges and
Hobby charges Winfrey with respons-
Utility for the wrongs committed.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

One representative republican sus
-. fusion OF republicans in Tex
&C with all the elements opposed -
.So present organized democracy OF
m.x,s That would make a savory am
~ for the buzzards sure enough
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Mr.. f. f. Matthews left last Sun
dav for theEasternmarkets. Heisdue
dav for the eastern markets he Is
due 10 reach New York today ana
viii return by way OF Chicago.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

socialism as a political science has
-. r,g,ts in the realms Of Ameri-
con rolitics. but when socialists con-
r,ve with anarchy TO overthrow 'he
government and to bring foreign POI,
icies to bear, they are e.ie'.'e
.merioar,,sm and ought to 0e 's
topped.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

The supreme court of Arkansas mas
ordored stay OF execution in the
oases o. twelve negroes under death
sentence for murder in connect '-''
.,,h philips county uprising so@-'
months ago.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Representative Mann of Chicago
saws he is republican and an Amer
icar hut he voted to seat Victor Ber-
ger in Congress and argues against
denortation OF radical foreigners
His district has large population Oh
those people and he wants to curry
favor with them.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Eratn county farmers are So'"s
strong on registered cattle anu
Brown county farmers are r'aAinE
snecialty OF fine hogs.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16
Delivery Service.

have started a, delivery wagon
and solicit your work in that line.
Groceries, baggage, etc. Haul mat
tresses to factory and return. Call
me corner. First State Bank. zip
Howard Martin.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16
More Enumerators Needed.

Col. Wilmeth is trying to line up
his forces to have the complete cen
sus OF scurry county taken. He Is
still In need OF more enumerators'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Let ma hope that our people WIN
rec, with and encourage the iaoy
agent when they come
10 SNYDER in April to orEcnize g 0'"'
,r Women and Girls.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

An appeal to the American people
ot extend aid to 100000 Austrians
,hreotened with anarchy and death
hy starvation during the winter has
been forwarded to Washington oy
paror 7 Eichoff. who is head OF the
Austrian peace delegation
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

When people are struggling to get
by. I is no trouble TO find men ready
10 run for bubble office. but this
year they think they can get living
without depending on the public pie
counter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Jim Fordy said TAKE this dollar
and a half and be sur YOU tell ue
What sort OF weather ", are goiuH
a. have
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

fine registered herd boar pn-
roc Jersey at a bargain, worth Sloo'
win take $50 II taken Immediately
A. ]. Towle.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16
Prof. Bullock Getting Well.

Prof. A. A. Bullocl Of Hermieieh
who vas seriously cut about the
neck and face just before Christmas
was in town Wednesday. He expects
70 soon ret back TO abe school room.
REV. Hicks pastor Of the Methodist
church at Hermleigh is teaching IN
the school till Mr. Bunoch gets we'll
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

In times OF war the government
has to compel people to do right why
.hould Il not have equal powers IN
times OF so-called peaceg
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

FOR SALEARight quick. two reg
istered Duroc ASysey hogs. male and
Female. Don't An come at once as
first man getsfthe RNgs. J. 2. Noble
Snyder. Teraf. 81
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

The signal is glad 90 start aeau
TO the good honest home OF Mr. AID
Mrs James Cruickshanks
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Mr.. Harrison Of Cooper OF the
real estate firm of Clover q Harri-
son is here this week taking look
al West Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Oregon has ratified the Woman
suffrage Amendment TO the Federal
constitution.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. w p. Arnold have
sold their Colonial hin home TO MT.
w 4. Johnson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Texas has quit making boxes at
Marshal and has ssld the iac'ory ~
a private company.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Our old friend A NJ Johnston ~
up Wednesday from Dunn
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Corsicana has exempted ex-soldiers
from payments of poll taxes.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Joe Adams made a trip to Foct
Sunday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Nr. G. w weaks Of Foch. comes
hack on the sirrai re- artsr lay
off.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Mrs. A. w. Turner left sunday for
the Mooar community where she is
teaching, the Mooar school.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

The fuel situation g. stnl seriou
az Pyron.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16
PYRON PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. J. II. Jean. sons and daugh-
ter have just returned from Farm
ersville. where they spent a week
with relatives and friends. All re-
port that they had a good time and
some experience in walking in the
black mud
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Sunday school did not meet last
Sunday on the account Of bad wealth
or.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-01-16

Ika Glass spent Sunday in Pyron
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
TAX REPEAL
!: PLAN READY
Wilson Cabinet to Urge Changes
But Not to Favor Lower
L. ing Of Revenue.
BY W. II. ATKINS,
Internatioaal News Service.

The Governments tax program,
providing for repeal OF excess
profits taxes and sharp revision OF
surtax provisions, Is practically
ready for submission to Congress by
the Wilson Cabinet, according to
Treasury officials today. Tax
changes are TO be urged as q stimu-
liant to business initiative and en-
terprise, but lowering OF revenues
is not contemplated by any OF these
proposals, they said.
PUTS BLAME ON CONGRESS.
Secretary of the Treasury Houston.
II was Indicated again would empha-
size in his annual repor to Congress
that that body and not the Treasury
IS chiefly to blame for tax impedi-
ments pat In the way OF business
through failure by Congress to follow
previous recommendations. The
Treasury urged a war profits tax
upon profits roughly attributable to
war, but strongly opposes excess
profits as a tax upon prohts In excess
of q given return upon invested capi-
tai. IL was explained.
Secretary Houston's report, now be-
Dng drafted in final form. Is expected
10 assert that the excess prohts tax
now on the statute books discourages
commercial enterprise, rewards over
capitalization, confirms great corpor-
htions in their monopolies. encourages
extravagance and wasteful manages
ment. and therefore tends to aggra-
Sate the high cost Of living problem
4 The Administration Will renew It's
night against excessive rates of sur
tax, officials said. and probably will
urge heavier rates of normal tax.
There Is much speculation over the
probable recommendations upon nor
NAL tax increases, but the details OF
the proposal have not yet been finally
decided upon.
Drops in prices OF Liberty bonds,
and the failure of these issues to rise
more quickly toward par, are at
tributed by Treasury officials to con-
ditions which the excessive surtax
provisions make possible.
LIBERTY BOND PRICES.
/ The Treasury Department contends
that because its advice has not been
followed there has been a serious i'm.
pairment Of the prices Of all Liberty
| bond issues, which while exempt
from normal taxes, are, nevertheless,
subject to surtaxes, within certain
limitations. Treasury officials now
contend that it is within the power
of Congress by reducing surtaxes and
Increasing normal taxes. to raise Lib
ferty bond prices.
Broadly, it will be urgently recon-
mended that some of the tax restric-
tions upon capital. which react disas-
trously upon the whole community.
through multiplying costs. be removed
at the earliest possible moment, as
an aid to promoting econmy and re-
ducing the cost Of living. officials
said.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19

To. VILLAGE sssssS wAs sE.-i.ss shs
k.saF 49, Ly.ek ~saL ssa ~.- es-'
PEELED 90 cell his sisters % iss.sify
hi... 80 disaRsTed was his fsee ~
powder bayas.
''The Black and Tans, IL deysl'
ored. had heard that . man names
Lynch had shot a policeman. rhey
killed a perfectly inofrensive citizen
by mistake.
"An ofnciaI report from Dublin
Castle said that Lynch had been Kill
ed resisting arrest and attempt TO
eBcape, but the cononer's JURY placed
the blame where IL belonged-on the
Irish constabulsry."
Father E.sii.k ssiS that E.siish
psIiey sisHs % destroy tsasstry' sns
30 compel 100000 yessE Aes g esi-
crate frsn ireland. In this wsy they
kspe 90 aefest- the repssttess ssss'
.~at. He cited many svsetee Ia
stanees where eresAertes ssa textile
factories were wsstssIy ssrses.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
Think: TAXI DRIVER
HASS59O,000L0OT
Police and Postal Authorities
Confident He Has Train
Robbery Funds.

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 19.--An Omaha
taxi driver. who is believed to>have
in his possession 100000 of the loot
taken from the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad robbery last
Saturday, is being sought BY police
and postal inspectors today. His ar
rest, If accomplished, will result. the
police believe, in complete solution OF
the robbery.
Three men who have confessed
to part in the robbery are in Jail
They are Merle and Orville Phillins
and Fred Poffenbarger. Poffenbafger
told the police that he burned $500
900 worth of liberty bonds which
were contained in one of the sacks
in the kitchen stove of his home
He was afraid, he said. to attempt
to convert them into cash.
Five of the ten pouches of regis
tered mail that were taken from the
train, have been recovered.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19

door with the butt OF his pistol and
ARno0neea thAt he intenasS IS ssGFSS
every man on the premises. One Of
his nrst actions was to take my
fathers watch. lie laughed when
asked for It's return.
81 psssestes against ~y baggage
sss.s searched % the Sros.s that
! an m A1srtcaa eitisea.
-'A iss Of soeS that will 10 yea
'ssssed the esaasaaer. res are
90 British soil .sw.'
asked.
WHAT HIS WARRANT WAS.
He tapped his pistol signincantly.
This Is my warrant. he said. Be
careful. or you will get more OF H.
we were all searched. while SOL
diers stood about with nxed bayo-
nets. Next the house was ran
sacked. carpets ripped up and backs
torn on pictures. The commander
and his assistant carefully tapped
both the floor and the walls in search
OF hidden depositories.
In a wardrobe they found a card
identifying my younger brother.
Patrick English. as an Irish volun-
teer The commander demanded to
know his whereabouts, and when l
refused 10 reply all my personal be-
lonsings. Including my notes on a
trip through Europe. England and
Ireland, were conhscated.
When they Identified my brother.
who was In the house, we were
marched on under arrest. but later