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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-20

Soft sole and leather sole. coy toes. in
all shades. beautifully trimmed with en-
broidery and braid and ribbon. In
Vulnerable styles. Also soft sole and
leather sole slippers in brown, black and
gray.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-20

It's the smart spat every ones wearing
these days. All shades to choose from
Specially priced.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-20

Mems. Womens and ChiIdrcn's genuine
indian Moccasins. Of good quality leahter
with beaded tip IN indian design a very
novel gift. specially priced for gift giving.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
BEATS
 DARCY IN GOOD
 BOUT AT SMOKER
Ry Les Tev.)

As 1t is always the case, a small crowd was present to see a fine show. Billy Hogan, the matchmaker lost quite a lot of money but he put on the whole show as advertised at the Armory IA. A. last night -Four slash ing bouts were held last night, three the honors in the first bout
 The Bddie Darcy4 Mickey Travers affair was the feature of the evening. As was expected of them they put on a slashdI4g bout all through the four -stanzas. Not once through the F minutes that they fought did they stall. Referee Parker called this bout a draw. Darcey had the better of this bout.
 Freddie Seiga1 of New Haven gave Al Ketchel, the Jumping Jack,'' a good laclng for four rounds but he did not get the coveted verdict This bout was declared a draw.
 George Proto of New Haven and -four round draw This bout was a nip and tuck affair all the way. When the boys entered the ring there was a little comment on the size and weight of each man. Proto out weighed and outreached Mack but that did not stop the Hartford boy from doing his best.
 Packey Hannon and Battling Mor- ley of Hartford fought slashing bout. Morley getting the verdict These boys did not slow up once dur ing the four rounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
RUTH'S HOMER GIVES GAME
 TO TANKS

Jacksonville, Fla, April 2-The Brooklyn pennant hopefuls couldn' t disturb the pitching of Jack Quinn and Rip Collins, Yankee boxmen, hard enough yesterday afternoon to have much chance with the American Leaguers. The latter, on the other hand, did profitable business with Al Manaux in two innings and won by a score of to 2. That makes two out of seven they have won from the Dodgers, and with three out of four games from the Reds they have beaten National League opponents five times in eleven tries
 The Yankees. got away we'll A home run by Babe Ruth in the first inning gave them a. start. GIeich, who had opened with a single, was on base, with two out, when the dad dy of all home run specialists damned one of Mamauxs curves over the cen tre field fence and into the river coun- try beyond In batting practice the other day Ruth lifted a, longer one than this one over the centre field fence, but yesterdays was the first time this year in game.
 It wasn't any chiId's size waIlop either, that the Babe mangled Ma. maux for.
 Fly Myers ran and ran under it. hoping it would come down, but il kept drifting and cleared the fence which is 42S feet from the plate.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02

It is great fun looking over these books containing plans of houses es- ti1nated to cost $4, ,25O each. and which can be built for only $13,975.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
Coming
 Helps Heavyweight

New York, April 2-Since the ad- vent of Georges Carpenter the atmos- phere has been charged with fiery challenges from almost every heavy weight who Haunted a manager of any ca1tbre. If one had time to figure up the aggregate sums offered the French champion it would rest in the columns of six figures.
 It makes no difference that Fran cois Deschamps, the guiding star of Carpenters existence, declared posi- lively he would pay no attention to any challenges that pop up every oth-. CT moment. No good manager would let slip such an opportunity to get his scrapper before the public.
 There is one advantage to Carpen. tiers appearance in the new world; it will jack up this tottering heavy weight class. Before his arrival there was only one opponent consid- cred good enough for Dempsey. That gentleman in question is Frederick Fulton, who unfortunately happened to crumble before the champion in short and decisive battle at Harrison, N- J. Now with the French hero on the scene the call has gone out to burnish up all promising heavy weights and let 'eEn all do battle.
 As an indication of the furore 6 collection of heavies will meet in eight round engagements next Mon day at the Newark Sportsmen's club. To make it different than an ordinary show there will be a. couple of new giadIaters seen in action. These in- Vaders are Willie Meehan and Ole Anderson, both of, whom hail from the coast We can call Meehan a new 'un as he hasn't been around here for some time Since he drifted away he received a decision over Jack Dempsey, which carries some gamor, no matter what you think
 Meehan is to meet Al Roberts. a determined youth who can hit hard. as he proved on several occasions
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
NEWS BY WIRE SORTS OF SPORTS LIVE LOCAL GOSSIP
Fordham Defeated
 By Boston College

New York, April 2-The Fordham University baseball team lost it's open ing game of the season to the Boston College nine at Fordhan Field yester- day afternoon by the score of to 2. The cold weather proved a detriment to MacNamara, Fordharn's veteran twirler, who did not perform with his customary effectiveness Although Fitzpatrick, the visitors star boxman was not in good forns he managed to hold his opponents to seven scattered hits.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
RIBBONS AND STAMFORD
 SUNDAY

The Blue Ribbon basketball players will meet Stamford, Sunday night at Colonial hall, in the third home game of the series to decide the state cham p1onShip- The Ribbons won from Stamford when the teams met in this city two weeks ago but since then the boys from down the road have been strengthened by the addition of George Norman, one of the best men in the east
 Manager Leavy of the Ribbons will have Eddie White and Nat Holman on the forward lines, Leonard at center and Dehnert and Bruggy, guards These players have proved a great scoring machine and they hope to gain another victory over Stam- ford The entire Stamford lineup has not been announced but it is ex- pected that Beckman and Reich will be the forwards and that Norman and Dreyfus will play the guard posi- donS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
Georgetown Beats Yale In First Game
 Of Southern Journey

Washington, April 2---Georgetown battered two Yale pitchers and de feated the blue nine here yesterday morning, 8 to 1, in a game called on account of rain after the visitors had batted in the seventh.
 CfIittenden, who worked the four first sessions, and Coxe, who pitched the final two for Yale, were found for Q half dozen safeties each, while Rey- holds, the Georgetown twirler, yielded only three singles and would not have been scored on but for an error.
 Yasle's pitchers and players gener- ally showed that they were not ready It was Ya1e's opening game while it was Georgetown's Efth
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
Golfer Deducted Cost Of Lost Outfit As
 Rebate In His Tax

It is to be expected that the average golfer would be good at figuring since a great deal of time is spent adding up scores, put out West they've discovered something new in the income tax line One Lee Hewitt, a member of the Jefferson Park Golf Club, took up the question with Fed eral agents with the result that as a loser in the fire which destroyed his rolling equipment at Jefferson Park last December, he was entitled to a reduction of $50. This represents the actual cost of his equipment, not its replacement value. Had there been any salvage value to the outfit he would have had to pay tax on it Every one who suffered loss was en- titled to an allowance, less whatever insurance moneys were collected.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
SCHANC LIKELY TO JOIN TANKS
 IN BIG TRADE

1 Jacksonville, Fla, April "A trade l between the Yankees and Red Sox, by which New York would acquire Waily Bostons, in exchange for Ping Bodie and other Yankee players, may be consummated before the clubs return North
 Boston, in bad straits for outfield- CTS, has started negotiations with New York for the services of Pins Bodie, at present on the ineligible list of the New York club. Ed Holly. scout of the Boston club. is on his way here to see whether he can make some kind of a deal with Huggins, for the good natured Ping.
 As a result of Boston's quest for Bodie, a deal involving Schang which Euggins attempted to put over last winter again is being famed back to life. Barrow was willing to part with Schang last winter, but Higgins then believed the players that the Boston manager asked for the catcher was out of reason.
 Schang has been a hold-out all spring and Boston's catching staff has been reduced to little Al Walters, De- vineH youngster, and the veteran, Paddy Livingston. If Schang does come to the Yankss New York will give up one Of it's present catchers along with Bodie. It won't be Ruel as Huggins still insists Muddy has the makings of another Schalk.
 It is no secret around here that Schang would like to play with the Yankees. He caught Shawkey on the Athletics, and Mays on the Red Sox. and has been in communication with several of the Yankee players. Mays always said he did his best work witk Schang behind the bat.
 Schang had his best year in the ma- jorS last season. He caught over 10t games and hit above 300. That is one reason why Wally is holding out for a big salary increase this year. If Higgins can get him, it will bolster up another department of the Yankees for the coming pennant grind. The Yankee catching staff is not particu- larly brilliant as it now stands.
 It is great fun looking over these books containing plans of houses es- timated to cost $4, ,25O each, and which can be built for onIy $13,975.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
ZBYsZKO DECLINES
 REFEREE'S DECISION

New York, April 2-AIthough he was awarded the decision in a bout with John Freiburg of Chi caSo last night, StaniEa11s Zbyszko of Chicago refused to accept the honor. After the VrestIers had been struggling for an hour, Freiburg's head struck the floor and he was so badly hurt that he was unable to continue. ZbyszIxo said Freiburg is the best man he has met since returning to the United States.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
NEIs, BROOKLYN
 STAR, IS FROM
 CANADA LEAGUE

Bernie Neis, one of the sensations in the RoFGns lineup, was a. member of the Saskatoon club of the Western Canadian League last summer, and at the end of the season he led the organization in three departments of play. He took part in 100 games and compiled the best batting average His figures were -316- He was cred ited with 50 stolen bases, which was more than any other player piffered, and scored the greatest number o6 runsb having 89 to his credit In more than 75 games in the oprtfIedd he did not drop a single fly He took part in several contests as a third base man
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02
YALE AND PENN TO
 RAGE TOMORROW

Philadelphia, April 2 - Under an overcast sky that sent down interrnft- tent showers, the Yale and University Of Pennsylvania Varsity crews ended their hard grind yesterday for the big race on the Schuy1ki1I Saturday.
 Shortly before o'clock Coach Guy N1cka1ls had the Yale first and second boats line up at the start of the American Henley course and drove them for the full one mile and five sixteenths that will be covered in Sat- urday's race. The Penn Varsity and Junior Varsity shells took to the water a short while later, and also went over the Henley course in racing fashion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02

George Relph, a well remembered English actor, has been engaged b,y William A. Brady to play the lead ing role in '"The Man Who Came Back" which is to be produced in London next month
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-02

RolIo Peters, the American scenic artist, has arrived in London and will devote his talents to English and French productions this season.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-22
ZPRAVY Z. CZECH.
Pardubice contra Chrudim.

Pardubice contra Chrudim.
Z Pardubic Sc nam sdeluje
Novinarska zprava, re v ustav
MIN vyboru bylo V sobotu roz-
hodnuto, ze nejvetSi m6sto ces
keho vychodu nedostalo zupy,
zpusobilo Y celem meste nej-
vetSi rozechveni. V ddsledku
rozechveni vseho obyvatelstva
svolala mestska rada hned
rchuzi, ma ktere usneseno sah-
nouti prot opetovane krivde,
jakoz j stalemu odstrkovani
mesta Pardubic * prostredkum
nej kraj jnejsim. Tax jako zelez
nicni reditelstvi bylo nam "a
ludne odnato, tax i ohledne zu
py dostalo mesto naSe novou a
piimo nitivou ranu. Pri tom S
.rOZhOrcenlm VZpOmlname, Ze
pro umiStenl vSech ustavu a
a zaTizenl mesto Sc hodilo
rado prinaselo obeti krvave.
Mesto sc neteSilo prizni rakou-
|skych vlad, coz o5tatne chape-
me, ale tim vice zalujeme, re
|netesi sc ami pi'izni nynejsi
vlady republiky naSi. Mesto
Pardubice svolava ma utery We
fejny tabor lidi celeho okoli,
ma kterem oznami mu tuto ne
| slychanou krivdu, dale sdeli re
signaci spravy mesta ma funk
ce V obci a vyzve politicke
strany, ably sc nezucastpily vo-
leb do n. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-22
ZLEPSENi NASEFiO MESTA.

odbornici, kteri promysll, Jah
by Sc kour neb zapach odstra-
nil. jdou zpet do uradovny, Wy
pracuii plany, ktere pax V u
radovnG tovarny pledlozi a die
tech Sc musi vSc zafidit, ably
okolni obyvatelc byli chran6ni.
/ nlaiitelc hotelil testament
mich domil e narizeni tech od-
bolniku podrobili. Kdyz zde
obcany najmuty odbornik w
pracoval plan a predlozil jeJ
Ne Kenney COrrigan Co. bylo
mu zkratka odpov6deno, re to
neyykonaji. ze by TO stalo moe
pcnez. To GO Jest NOME V Pitt
sburgu, ncni NONE V Cleve-
Iandu.
Dnaa mGsto PittsbUrg poziVa
poNest, Ic Jest tam 0 zdraVi O.
byVatel do3tateGne postarano.
Y poslcdni dobe Clevelan-
du re Zastupcu kiubu a spolku
Sc zalozil tax zvany Commu-
nifty Betterment Council, jehoz
ClenovG 81 wall ia ukol Sc sta
rat odstraneni vSech nerestl
jez ZdraVi liVot ZdejSich obV
vatel poSkozuii a maietky NEST
skc soul.romG niGi. Y counciiu
Jest 2astoupeno ash 100 mist
mich klubu q spolkd. We schuZ
minuly ctvrtek ia predsedu by
LXolcn many pracovnik Victor
Sincere a aedm clenil co uzs
'vybor, ktery praci hned Zapo
cal.
PrNni uiadoNnu ustanovili
me 'tskG knihovne Ma vych. IA
, ul. . St. CLAN Ave, kde V oko
Ii Sc nalGza asi 30 velkych to
Warren a.kde Zdravl Okolnich @
byvatel lest neiVice ohroZenC
/ jak dokaZoyala pi. Stone. Pa
by nell umistit iednu uradol
! nu Y okoli Pershing Ave. alb
: sc prcsv6dCili, co doVedou
. rekv umist6ne Zelczarny a pa
dale koksarny,
Victor Sincere, die ruznch
t Nysetroyani dokazuic. ze t
9 zlo, mestu a obyvatcllm gay
nGjc roGni Ztratu ma $4,000
: 0C). UCel toho councilu Jest y,
: lice Slechetny a budouli ellen,
a yc So Starat 0 skuteCnou napr;
: tyu "a ieiich snahu 81 Ii kali
/. eta 4 vdcGnost vSech obyNato
: iZFlaSte tech trpieich, ktell L
maictk&ch zdravi ZnaCn6
u peli a trpi. +.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-22
POCiTAJf MA POMOC AME-
RICKYCH SOkOLU.
Mali obstarat tisic padesaiIdo-
larovych poukazek ma
potraviny.

Zpravodaj sletoveho Vyboru
pro americke Sokolstvo, p. +
mil Tuna, postal minuleho ty-
dine vykonnemu vyboru Sokol-
ske Oboe obSirny dopis, nemZ
popisuje pfipraVne prace k
>letu a jejich postup. Mezl j.
nym take navrhuje, by Sokolo-
We AmeriGti pIedseVzali 81 Sc
knanf pujcky, z, ktere by mo-
hlo byti Zakoupeno tlslc pade-
s;itidoiarovych poukazek ma
potraviny cd Amerlcke potraV
Ina pomocne spraVy. PiSe: "Kou
pill byste. pro Ceskou Obec So
kolskou tisic. padesatidolaro-
INych pOukazek, ovSem na uVer
Idlouhodoby, poneyadz dnes by
to znamenalo PET ni1li6nu ko-
run. Myslim, ze kdyby jste to
wall V uvahu, lie by Vec tato
dala sc provesti "a pomocl
| banky. Byla by to opraVdu bra
'trska pomoc. Tim byste nam
pomohi ziskati 53.400 kg mou
/ XIV, 22.T5O kg. fazoli, 1860 ky
Speku, 5G40 kg masa a $4,000
| llrabic mlGka, kterc by bylo Wy
men6no Ia iine veci, pone-
vadz SokolOVe sc spokoji ka-
!. YOU Gernou. Snad by TO Slo
TAX, re by trebas tlenstvo upsa
10 po deSeti neb vice doiarech
ktcrG by Jim byly vraceny.
i, urtepou dobu, predpoldadame
re naSe pomery nemohou tax
HE iako nyni trvat vecne.'
: K dopisu jest pfilozen w
: stiizek Narodnich Novin *
I, dne Is. unora, nemz p. Hill
k Ter polednava 0 otaZce: LaVl
: III alet v$esokolsky drahotu ne
Y bo nedoStatek? Odpovlda pal
II ma nj zaporn6 a doprovaZi t
k poukaZanim, re kaZdy Sokol-u
iG2stnik poveZc s scbou potra
o why, pax ze Sokol +. St6pa
y nck byl poslan do JugoslaVie
l. 2iskani potfebneho mas2 Il pl
: tom teZ Jest Zminka o americ
> kych Sokolccb. Ipi "Pozada
}. nj byli bratri .americti a upo
l. Zorneni, re ncjvitan6iSi dar Z
l. meric ckeho Sokolstya budo
!, maSlte konScrVV q potraNln
"a yubec. Ob6tayost neJkrajnel:
T. prokazali bratri americti y
5. valcc, mail pine pochopel
pro tuto slavnost a obavu na
Sc a j3me presyedceni, ze ami ten
il tokrate mas ccska Amerika n
N sklamc.
N o otazeo toto bylo uyaIov;
e. 40 mimoradne schulz V. Y
VI konane dine IL. t. In., protol
o. Istfedni vybor zupy SeveroN
Ii chodni predlozil navrh Ia V
g. lpsani dame ma kaZdeho elena
re- obnoSu lednoho dolaru Ma q;
la CeSkG Obci SokolsN6, ktcrl !
h, prl >letu byl odcvzdan ma hr
4 zcni vvdani snoicnaho Sc sl
70 tcm EozIrodnHlo bylo pred
10 ziti nayrh ten jcdnot;lm k Q
hlasoyani pozadati je 0 ro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-22

hOdnuti co neJca5neJsl a ucel,
ma ktery ma byti poplatek ten
urcen, zmen6n tax, ably penez
sebranych mohlo byti pouzito
ma koupi potravinovych pouka-
EEK a ty aby poslany byly do
vlasti. Nyni jest ma jednotach,
ably uvazily navrh ten a co nej
drive no uskuteGnily. Velkou
pomoci by pri tom bylo, kdy-
by V kazde Jednote byl zvolen
vybor, ktery By nejen mezi Gle
ny, ale mezi pfizniVci Sokolu
Sblrku pro tutO Vec prONedl.
Vykonny vybor ma jeSte jinou
otazku k rozluSteni a tou jest
firancovani yybranych zayod-
Mkt. Ac v6tSina t6chto bude
81 casti hraditi cestovne a &C
dostane Sc jim pomoci jednot a
zup, k ninz naleZi, Dude nut
10 ziskati vetSi obnos ma pfi-
cpevek.
V t6to nimoradnc schGzi Ia
Ike zadano kylo obstarani pre-
plavu dlehht Y. ". sok. F'r. 'Kub
covi a sok. Jos. Placek poslan
do Washingtonu, aby zabezpe-
Gil navrat do Ameriky i tenn,
lltcii mus pouziti pouze pasu
Ceskoslovenskych. Statni de-
partment pTipisem zaslanym
tajemniku L. VonaSkovi, 1647
So. St. Louis Ave, oznamil, re
pasy americkym obcanum but
dou vydany, kdyz ma Mich bude
IA ucel ccsty uvedeno: ucast
na sletu, a kazda zadost musi
byti doproyazena potvrZenin
Y. V. S. O. Zadosti o pasy a
mericke budou vyhotovovany
\ Sokole Chicago. ma %. III. 8
Kcdzie Ave. po n6kolik vecert
die umluyy Sc soudnim pisa
rem, jehoz sluzeb bylo ziska
no sok. Plackem. PAX tam bu
dou tez vyhotovoyany zadost
o tcsko1lovenske pasy. X zadt
stem jc zapotfebi po trech po
dobenkach. Ceskoslovensk,
konsul Nyzadujc dukaz prislu
nosti a to bud domovskym il
stem, pasem byV. Rakouska a
lllcstnim listem y pod. * zadC
sti o amer. pas muGi byti M'ils
/; zeny dNa dollary, k zadosti
cesEosloYcnsl<y pas dollar. a
mcricky obcan musi vyplnit
take zadost o wise" ceskoslo
vonskeho konsula S podoben
hou Ga tret) coz stoii DIV,
dollarE. Jak vse ma v6dGuic,
:. nekolllla dnech druha tiida b
de upm6 obsaZcna, neb je ny
: nj na nj vic jak 400 prihlasck.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-22
B. Pavlh Y zajimavem svet-


le. Vterejsi robotnickc noviny
sdeluji V clanku o sibirske ar
made: ''V tychto dnoch byl v
Brati3lave byvaly plnomocnik
ceskoslovenslej vlady V Rusku
Bohdan Pavltl a mas spolupra-
covnik pouzil jeho pritomno-
sti K rozhovoru terajSej stu
acii naSich vojskov ma Sibiri.
Pan Bohdan Pavlu je nasim
starsim sudruhom, znamy svo-
jou osvetovou cinonstou V So
Observation-Disclosures organi-
Zaciach, menovite V PeSti pri
.Spevkami do "Robotnic kIch
Novin," Jehog cinnost ma Sibiri
Vyvolala V kfuhoch naSich le-
gionarov casto odpor, ale p.
Pavlu odvolava sa ma to, ze po
mesiace bol bez akychkolvek
informacii od ceskoslovenskej
|vlady a nuteny bol casio "a
velmi t'azkych pomerov rozho
dovat' sam vyznatnych veci-
ach. Vo vojslku zastupeni su
l'udia najrozlicnajsiho polite
kcho presvedcenia, preti ME
je cudne, re ysetkym zachovat
sa nemohol. Ubezpecuje ale, re
vzdor vsetkym politickym roz
diel'om sibirskej armade,
ySetkym jej vojakom lezi ma
srdci blaho republiky a dobro-
Ibyt naroda ceskos slovenskeho.
Ne prave nailepe Sc mu odme-
nuje strana soc. dem. "Pra-
VEN Lidu' y cele, ktora V mem
|vidi rea kcionera!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-22

NeAlltS pONG3t sc lo%oli uJ' !
DO Spoj. Statech, ze Cleveland
icst mesto koure 4 zapac hu. Y
driN6jSich letech tn povest me
10 mesto Pittsburg, kde bylo
neihlavnciSi stfedisko prumy-
slu zelczarskeho. Ones VSah
Pittburg Jest daleko ,cistSi al
zdrav6jSi nez ClevclahG. Zallo-
ny statu Ohio narizuji udrzo-
vat Gistotu, nicit kour q odstra
novat nezdravy Zapach, ale
.zakony musi poslouchati jen
cfrudy lid, ale bohaGi. kde by
provadeni zakonu Sc dotykalo
iejich kapes, zallony ignoruil
zadny urad je k provadeni
zakonu nedonuti. Ny name
zdravotnl radu, ale Ia Jest bez-
mocna. My name lnSpektory
pres kour, ale Ii Hemajl-@ ma
tovarpiky zadny viiy. 10 isou
ilrady politicke narlzenl tech
Sc odbyde jen slibom, kterN Sc
nikdy nesplni. Lid Sc otraYuje
dale, majetky stromy i zahrad
ky Sc niGi a na odstraneni toho
zlp zadna nadeje.
ua yysoke kominy meste zna-
menaji rozvGtveny prlmyl 4
obchod ale Znamenajl tez ne
zdravy a kratSi aivot obyvatcl.
Ma zapadni stranc lid i roStlln
Stvo trpi Zapachcm Il porazok,
ia severovychodni vSeho drd-
hu zclezarny vzduch otravuii
niCi mestskc parky mGstky
Zavod IA niceni odpadku, pr
jiznim yGtru, obtGZuje Zivot o.
byVatel na jihoyychodni stra
ne COZ obyvatele kol toFa,
ren Mckeeney a Corrican ne
smi pradlo ven vyN6sit neb nel
by uschlo, bylo by plno sazl
rezu a ten samy zlofad roZ
mnozily coXarny od American
Steel 8. Wire CO., TAX &c polo
vice nejlepsich stromu "
Washington parku bylo otra
veno. z nichz mnoho tuto ri
mu vykaceno bylo. \ to 1cs
ma ,ledek, re urady, ktere S
mali starat, ably pfitiny, }ter
podobne zlo ZaNinuji, byly od
straneny, sc obsazuii politika
ri, kteii Sc venuii politice
blaho lidu Jest jim yeci vedle.
81 aneb iSou Vabec bcZmocn
vzdor tomu, zc zakony jim ia
yaji vsechno praVo moe.
Obyyatele Pittsburgh po dlo
haletem utrpQnl sc EZchoplJ
ty politicke 1fady odstranll
jmcnoyali nestrannGho odbo,
nilSa, jchoz prace Y smlrn2i
dohodnuti Sc toyarnlky mel
prelvapujicich yysledku.
Dnes tovarny jenz polzlva
mekkc ui1li, plajl zavedcf
pristroje IA niteni koufe . 2,
pachu a y mnoho toyarnat
dncs pouziyaji plyn, olej. kol
ancb tvrdc uhli tax mcato
stale cislsi a zdrayniSi.
a klvl - 0o'-,lc 2hi9"' 4
tic} koui' pcb zapach. pod2ll
I>olpi obyyatelc atilnost I'D 2
tiicnem nrade, yyslou Sc Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-22
Styky zAhaieny. DO

Styky zahajeny. DO Ruska
odejela pryni triclenna missile
CeSkoslovenskcho Ceweneho
Krize, aby V Moskve vyjcdna-
vala sc sovetovou vladou Q
navrat naSich zaiatcu a ccsko-
sloNenskych uscdliku V Rusku
do ylasti. Missic ma jcdnati
primo Lcninem a pozadovai
osvobozeni vSech naSich phi
islusniku bolseviky veznenych
d internovanych. Sovetove Via
dc bude sdeleno, re V republi-
ce nasi neni nikdo pro komuni
stickc pfesvedceni pr2naslcdo-
van a re pripad Munuv a icho
soudruhu nema mic spoieGncho
S komunistickym hnutim."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-22

ce 1919 bylo vyrobeno sedm
mllionu tun, o 4 miliony vice
neA roku 1913. V AngGi bylo
vystavono Lot a V Americe A
miliony tun.