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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES roN SALE 10
rORD roadster fot sale. 1890 model West
side uarago. Jenk okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept. ll.--JApA-
reese syndicates with capital of two
million yen tl, 900 0OOD hsva acquired
Important OIL laHis on the Pacific Goa st
IN Mexico and VII start operations al
once unofficial advices received by mill
tary authorities here today announced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

pTTVOtT ELECTRIC Double drive. rive
passenger. like now. batteries leaH than
year old will consider Eas car aH part
paNtnrnt Phone g.. g. Anderson. Usage
1000 or OsaEo gto1 stter y. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept. 2t-Gen.
ersl francisco Cosio RobleB has surrounded
the rebel forces Of General Felipe Pineda
at San Cristohal. according to Geographic
inforWstiin received here today from Mex
leo city. The surrender Of Pinedo's troops
IL confidently expected
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

rrfRLESs touring car. flno condition.
looks good Trrma or Will trade Cedar
-, aia Mayo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

DETROIT Mich, Sept 2l-Thrse were
Killed and seven seriously injured IN a
rear end collision between "a ConHtructlon
car and a gravel train near Ortonvills on
the Flint division Of tho Detroit Union
railway.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02
SCOUT EXECUTIVE
KIDNAPPED, Then
ROBBED; ALL JOKE

what. Tor while. appeared nae a
renmne b, dup and kidnapping here
Thursday night. later developed 70 be
onlv n ioke. A. a result Harold j.
cook. scout executive, Of the SALEM
re, Scouts, Friday vas under The care
OF q physician.
Shortly after dark a lone man went
IA the home Of Executive Cock, ise
4 winter street, and summoned him
outside. on the pretensc that he hHa
an " old friend" sitting IN a waiiihs
aar who wanted 10 meet him. luHt ~
Mr.. Cook was extending hts hand 10
she strange figure In the car. strong
hnndn selxed him and he was bound
ana plared ia tho car. In an effort 70
hreak from his nssallania he fell, strik r
tp. his head on The curb. rendering "a
neypre Raah Just back af bis right eye.
A husky voice. according 70 NJ
cook.n story Friday, advised him that
III he would keep quiet all would Do
well, when the scout executive finhl-
iy ragaInad consciousness he found
H4HfHfU " ~ AHtEfAARF tfEffs'tr f]fNt
among friends Other members Of
Troop No. we're present MIR, Cook
was advised that the troop was hold
lng it's annual banquet and that he
waa an invited guest.
Daring the aklrmiah with the nstltail
ants purse containing $3.50, pro.
resds from the recent He0ut papc'
drive Was taken from Mr. Cook. Thia
was produced during the program,
and after the Reuut executive had come
10 realize that he hadn't been the vie
aim ~ a genuine kidnapping
The repast wis sumptunns one,
III response % the toasts of scoutmaH
Ter Perry A Foster. talks were given
hg Hal - Patton Chief Srout Cook
ifisyd Aldrleh, Eruutmastnr Spnuidine
ard Assistant seoulmaHiar Morris IIal
Patton assured The boys that the busi,
rsrss men Of the city wnre well pleased
with The results nf their program. and
would continue 70 back them in tht
faturo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02
HENDRICKS ESTATE
VALUED AT S4l5,0OO

Eugene. Jan ar q. Hendricks.
pisne.f merchant and banker of lla-
Kana and first regent ut the tInivoe~
Hiss VI Oregon, who died here a short
Time aRo, left property valued nt sais,
zoe. according ia the petition ~ pro-
hate Tho petition stales thai the per-
s.nal property IN valued az aals,oOo
with the rest Ia reai estate Tho
property ennslHts fer thw most part
~ r~sldenes and hualnean lots ln Eiu-
nuna
MIR, Hendricks left 60 hin grand
Slaughter MisH Mary nsaeirisks Cham
heirs of this otsy taeo,peo IL cash and
considerable real estate. white the
rest ~ the property WAS beauoathed
10 his widow. Mira Martha Hendricks
aaa aia two daauhtera
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02
Three Highwaymen Rob
Portland Garage Of $50

Portland, Or, Jan Three 2 high
.wuymen held up the Fashion garage
here ana obtained 'between $50 and
$40 late last night Tho footpads grd
ga away mysteriously and neither two
men IN the garage whom they held up
nor the police could discover which
way they had gone or the manner OF
heir escape
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02
PORTLAND RECORDS 43
AUTO DEATHS IN YEAR

Portland, Or. Jan 2.-Records Of
the Portland traffic bureau show that
a total or 40 persons met death IN the
year Just ended as the result Of traffic
accidents.
The figures on file show a total Of
9004 accidents reported during the
year. with 1875 persons injured.
Compared with the figures for the
preceding year great increase Is
shown.
OF the fatalities reported for the
year the figures show that "a were
Killed bv autos and motorcycles, one
n runaway and eight by streetsGarA
Twenty ~ the persons siheo
were pedestrians.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02
2 AUTOT THIEVES ARE
CAUGHT; ONE ESCAPES

Roseburg. or, Jan Two men
giving the names Of !. walsh ana
Prod L. Johnson ave under arrest here
and another, believed t. be Wounneu'
ia 81 large, following their apprenen-
sion With q car believed 90 nave PEE "a
stolen from John BenHetay OF sell
ma. Cal The third member u the par
Nv escaped from Sheriff Quine ana
Constable Dnlard after thrilling
fight yesterday. Dillard emptied re-
yoiyer az the fugitive with the result
that the man fell 10 the ground. but
.auackly recovered. beat off the Off
Ger and made his escape.
Walsh claims TO have come from
Portland johnson said Colorado
.sprinRs was his address.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02

A little 'llsnderlne" eDols, cleAuHes.
and makes the feverish, itchy scalp
Hnfi aud pllahle then this stimulating
tonic nenstfales 10 the fauiahsd hair
roots, reYtalaiug aud iuylgnfating
asety hair ia the hend thus atopping
the hair falling out, or getting thin.
dry ar fading
After q fow applications af "llau-
dorlno" you seldom find "a fallen hair
or particle uf dandruff besides ".
cry hair shows new NE. vlgor, bright
nesa. more color and thickness,
A few cents buys huttla Of do.
liGhtfm 'nandefino" Al any drug ot
toilet counter tAdy)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02
= x 4 + y 4 y + 4 y = y
10 THE POINT

County Clerk Boyer has tAe
record for writing short let
tera Friday be sent this one
10 a man IN Cannon Talls.
MINI. who had written him
savcrai days ago. Who Is
your unele?'
Tha man had written Mr.
Boyer and At great length told
of his uncle'B affairs estates.
and other facts ne hoped the
county clerk to use in trac-
ing documents here, but neg
iectsd TO send The essential
faet--his unele's name 50 hr.
Boyer wrote the above letter,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02
New York Man To Study
South American Trade

washington, Jan Phillip =
Hmlth ~ Schenectady, n, y. WIS today
appointed trade commirsioner 10 study
South American markets for Industrial
supplies for the bureau Of commerce.
Hs will leave New York for Buenos
Aires early IN February
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02
Man Frozen In Chicago;
Mercury Reaches 5 Below

Chicago. Jan with the ther-
mometer registering five below zero at
% O'Clock this morning. an unidentifie1
.man was found frozen to death In the
SNOW.
lie apparently Was walking to work,
las full dinner pain was found as@his
side
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02

milwaukee,. wis, Jan, ~, Mrs Ger,
trada Rudolph, ~, and daughter Go
eii. 10, were Killed and Joseph Rudolph
hna tws SONS Nefe seriously tnIutcd
when hugRy ~ whlrh they wura rid
iEE was struck by train laday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02

Plans and specifications for the
proposed new fish hatchery 10 be
erected on the North Santiam river
have been submitted to Governor Oh
eott by Il r. cluntou. master fish
warden
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02
Californian Is Appointed
London Commercial Attache

Washington. Jan appointment
OF lincoln Hutchinson N California aH
commercial attache nt London wns nm
nounced today by the bureau of com
merce Mr. Hutchinson formerly was
professor of commerce at the Eniyer-
alty Of California, During the war he
represented the war Industries board In
fnndon and later went TO Prague for
the American food relief
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-02

Company X, O n o., AZ fndopcnd-
ence. has Just received shlpment Of
new equipment Included IN the lot
nrr raincuats. oyarcoata field equip
ment, blankets and ieRRlngs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
PROVEN BY THEIR OWN EVIDENCE

VIDENCE from republican before the
ate investigating committee bears out the charges made
by Governor Cox that the Harding campaign managers
raising gigantic sluh with which influence the
iaticnal election. e4s ef-.s -. :.
Dudley Blossom helped the Harding fund in
Cleveland testified yesterday that Governor Cox charge of
$400000 quota his city His testimony
dcted that of Treasurer Upham who had tried tmake the
ntee believe that the for the whole state but $400
600
& Evidently testimony of Upha and Hays to Ohio
Upham listed Oregon giving but $780,
whereas republican organization officials that $20
600 raised in this state
The Cleveland has 1000 900 people and there five
million Ohio according to the 1910 If the rest
Of Ohio called to in the proportion Ceve
the Ohio contribution the Harding fund would be
something like $2800000 that state Should the entire
nation assessed by the Harding workers the basis
Cleveland using the Blossom evidence to Ceveands quota
the total for the nation would be Sc millions
Its likely other states being strongly worked Ohio
situation believe that the Cox charge of
q I6 million dollar Harding fund is too low.
all the Harding raising records
able show the exact amount that
being but they have much specific evidence
made Governor Cox and they have
leads that when developed further corroboate the
that who proeerd during the preparing
nderhod the government if they do so by
the of money.
already proven the Harding campaign
constitute national scandal of the first magnitude be-
cause this money of
If successful will place the brand of the dol
upon house. 1t involves the people will
tolerate Nor will they be deceived by either
ppan nals from those who have for
frying'to obscure the truth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
ALL TRACE Or SLIDES
REMOVED FROM CANAL

SANsDIEGO. Sept .9,--(A. P.)-All
traces of the recent slides in the Pa
mama canal have been removed and
the channel of Culebra Cut is being
widened and deepened. according to
word brought here by the United
States destroyer Morris. The Morris
on arriving here completed cruise
of $4,000 miles which took the craft
to practically every important port in
the Adriatic. The new destroyer Par
rott, built at-the Cramp yards in Phil
adelphia, accompanied the Morris here
from the Atlantic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
FARMER-LABOR DELEGATE
WARNED TO BE NEUTRAL

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept ga. P.)
A warning to delegates to local and
state conventions of the Farmer-Labor
party not to enter the republican or
democratic primaries on Sept. IA. lest
'the proceedings of the conventions be
made illegaP' has been received by j..
H. Johnson, county chairman of the
third party, he said today, from state
headquarters in Seattle.
ANY affiliation with the old parties
in the primary election would hurt
our purpose" said Mr.. Johnson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
HORSE INJURIES SMALL
I ] BOY FROM WESTLAND

ND-MINNEIAIIA, Sept,
LEONARD Nation, eight year old sor
Q or H. J. Nation met with a serious ac-
. cldent Friday morning while bringing
the horses in from pasture. After
] getting the horses in the corral one
turned TO run back TO the field strik
ing Leonard with her front foot over
his left eye. and rendering him uncon-
seious for several hours. DR.. Wian-
scott of Hermiston was called and AT
the hast report the child is convalesc-
ing aud will soon be around.
| Il. III. Gardiner left Tuesday on n
hunting trip to the mountains near
Albee. He returned Sunday being ac-
companied by Mrs. Gardiner and the
children who have been I'm the noun
tains the last two weeks visiting with
Mrs. Gardeners brother John Can
field
Mrs, Minnie Rineman and children.
Harriet and Billy of The Dalles are 1
visiting with friends and relatives on
Butter creek.
Mrs. Maude Garfield who has been
the guest of her aunt. Mrs w. III. starr
left for Stanfield Friday preparatory
10 taking up her duties of seventh and Il
eighth grade teacher at that place.
w, II. Hesser who has charge of the
inland Empire Lumber yard at Stan
held is moving his family to that place
FOR the winter. They will return to
heir farm in the spring.
B. j. Nation purchased two dairy
lows at the Quick sale on Thursday.
On Monday the GARDENERS commence
ID cutting their corn and sunflowers
preparatory to filling their silos
A small force of men are at work on
ne grade near the Sheridan Bridge at
he mouth of Butter Greek. They Il
re graveling and grading the hill ana q
xpect TO have this piece of road open 81
0 traffic in about three weeks.
Frederick Thorn has entered the
Ugh school at Pendleton. He is resid-
lg with his sister. Mrs. Nellie Nc n
urlin. H
Violet Shipley left Sunday afternoon
1r Nolin where she will be guest of
er sister Mrs. r. w. Barley
Janet Cox, of Arlington, who has
sen visiting with relatives here. re-
lrned to her home on Friday. She
as accompanied by her cousin Vir-
mia Rodda.
Little Donald Jackson, son of E. L.
ickson. underwent an operation on
iturday for the removal of tonsils
Id adnoids.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
and that q by a constitutional remedy
HALDs CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the SYSTEM Catarrhal Deafness is
caused by an infiamed condition of the
rnucocs lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube Is inf1amed you have a
rumbiing sound or imperfect hearing, and
when Il il entirely closed. Deafness is the
result. Unless the Inflammation can be re-
mai condition, hearing may be destroyed
forever Many cases of Deafness are
caused by Catarrh. which is an innamed
Condition Of the Mucous Surfaces.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
ease Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by HALLS cA1AhFH
An pruggists 7Bc. cIrcuIarc free.
FL chensy 4 Co.. Toledo, '. To-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
ARSENAL EMPLOYEES DIE
FROM ALCOHOL DRINK
TSSf'Sf

BALTIMORE, Sept. ia. P.)-
Four civilian employees of Edgewood
arsenaB near here, are dead and four
more desperately i'll as a result of
drinking some form of poisonous all
cohol. Military authorities said they
did not know whether the men bought
their liquor in with them or drank
some of the alcohol stored at the post
for military purposes. The latter, they
admitted, had been rendered deadly to
deter soldiers from stealing and drink
ing it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09

EW HE Oregonian treaty can ratified
is elected and the democrats fail to get two-thirds
majority in the senate.
That is easy. Il
very large number republican favorable
McNary prominent this and his speech in the
objection raised the Hard
campaign the position of these republican senators
win be indicated They will be justly freed from the Lodge
support the with such clarifying reservations
be desired campaign in reality much fight for
supporting Harding for the sake of party
a but their convictions in line with the Cox pro-
gram and their own speeches show this to be true
another point to be considered Control of the
ate is by the Lodge group through single vote That
fary he will doubtless have friendly senate
committees will be organized on basis of friendship
Nations Such would further add to
certainty of the treaty Committees are all power
full in upper house =
the treaty fight Cox elected On the other hand the treaty
IS doomed in the Hadngs Harding has open
opposition to the entire pan has ADVISED that
the scrapped that reliance be placed on the Hague
tribunal placed himself record for separate peace
with Germany he voted for separate peace when the
subject and when this dsgracefu step was
prevented only by the presidents veto; A. .,a
has often professed faith IN the treaty ana
the League Holding such views should be sup
porting instead of Harding It's present can De
voters of the state think partisan more
portant than the of great prnclpei 40 tey
parsansp bigger thing than national honor or word peace
We shall see.
Money to loan would become extinct Oregon should the
socaed per law enacted Large corpora
fon like the railroads paying per cent loans
corporations to other outside borrowers should the
proposed law be passed and the farmers ana q
oregon "ouio NC III ...~...-...~.-.s+ ~..r
Harding tries deny advocated dollar
speech that subject is in the senate record and likewise
speech in opposition to passage of the farm loan act
Judge him by his record not by campaign repentances
II is evident that the invitation Irwin Cobb reached the
right spot. --------- s--->A41AA-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
100 YEAR OLD WOMAN "a
HAD FIRST AUTO RIDE
ENR0UTE TO HOSPITAL

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 9.-(U.
P.)-MrsI Anne Gibson, aged 100
years. had her first auto ride today
when an ambulance took her to the
hospital with a broken leg. She SAID
the ride made her forget the pain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
PLEADS GUILTY OF BLACKMAm

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 9.-(A..P.)
james Lavell pleaded guilty before
United States District Judge Rodkin
here yesterday to charge of attempt
ed blackmail. Sentence was deferred.
Eavell was charged with having writ
ten A. u. Porter. secretary of the
Western Retail Lumbermen's Associ-
alton threatening danger to his son If
a sum of money was not orthcoming
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
--ss----i Ia ST 800 (Ore6Onidnl

AN INDhPHNDl
abfasne9 Daily aDe 9imi-Weekly. q,
oendletoD, Oregon. by the
AIT ORE0ONlAN PUBLIeHIN0 GO
mnfered az the postoffice al pendls-
So ors9on. - second-olsss 'uAtl
IN SALE IN OTHER cTrIpe
uMosytsi aotet Hews Stand PsFtlaua
ONE FILE AT
9htsmHo Bureau. ses Security nuila.
~.
Wnshipston. D. O., suraas Eaf wour
hanth sweet W.
Me@s~. - sh' a.ss~sas~s Pr~ss
Lhe Aesociatsd Press 10 e1SlusIveIS
enutied 70 the uee for republics lion OF
All news dispatches credited to II or
aot otherwise credited in this paper
nno also the local news published here |
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
vINDIcATE THE MeNARY GROUP

T Oregonan how the treaty be ratified if
is elected and the democrats fail to get a two-thrds
- majority IN the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09

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rtAs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-21
HLEDAJf UPRCHLEHO OTCE
v CLEVELANDU.

Plain Dealer obdrzel dopis
cd 10lete Betty Remove 2 New
Castle, Pa, V ktarem 81 dite
st6zuje, ze byla spolu dv6ma
sourozenci a matkou opuStena
Otcem Freedom Renem, ktery
Sc ma zdrzovati V Clevelande.
Dopisovatel listu V New Cast
la Sc sci presvedtiti, a nasel
opuSt6nou rodinu V skutecnem
nedostatku, ano byl j pro ne
zaplaceny duh sebran i vse-
chen nabytek. Die vypovedi
manzelky vyslovil Sc jeji muz,
re 81 pujde hledati zamestna-
nj iinam a pred tfemi tydny
odiel. Jest zamestnanim elek-
trikaf die vyslovenych do
mnenek ma byti V naSem me-
ste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-21
POLICEJNi NACELNfk
SMITH ODSOUZEN K PO-
KUTE $1OO.
Rozsudek mi - pro nevaz-
most k soudu.


Policeini nacelnik, Frank w.
Smith byl V zndmem sporu s
novinarskymi zpravodaji listd
News a Sunday News-Leader,
kterym zakazal nahlizeti po-
licejni raporty nevyhovel
soudnimu zakazu, pocinani to-
to zavrhujicimu, byl uznan
vinnym okresnim soudcem Le-
vinem a dnes rano odsouzen k
pokut6 S100. Placeni pokuty
pax j. odvislym cd konecneho
vysledku Setreni V celem pri-
pad6.
Smith pri poslednim stani
popiral vinu oboji, nezakazo-
val pry nepripouSteti novinar-
skych reporterd k policejnim
zapisum zakoncil lined We
smyslu obdrzeneho soudniho
Zakazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-21
SMRTONOSNA CHICAGSKA
kORALKA.

Vladislav Wudarski. 1857
vych. 50 ul. pozval 81 k spolec-
ne pitce nevIastniho bratra
Steva Gutowskiho. 1902 Kos
ciuzsko Ave. Jeden u hosti pax
spolecnost castoval koralkou z
Chicago pfiveZenou. Dnes ra-
no lsou oba nevlastni bratri
mrtvolami a pGvod iciich smr-
ii ma vvsv6tliti dobrozdani ko-
ronera w. ]. Zoula. Take "a
hadnV napoi bude mestskvm
chemickVm uradem prozkou-
man. Iahadnym pro policii ie.
re oba Polaci bezprostfedn6 DO
noziti kofalkv neievili ami nei-
rnensich znamek otravy a kid
ne spali. Smrt zastihla ie tepr-
We rano. Podobne isou vesmes
7dravi vSichni ostatni ucastnicf.
&C 81 podezTeleho napoje po-
prali iak nalezi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-21
ZATCENf DVOU CEkO-
VYCH SVINDLERU.

w. c. Michel, 25lety OBJ
chodni cestuiici, bydlici els.
1865 vych. 81 III. a druhy w
tecnik z New Yorku, jenz ma
as pet neb Sest jmen pri-
zvisk, byli vcera odpoledne de
tektivem Shibleyem zatceni n
obzalovani za ZlocinG pad6lani
cekG.
Oba operovali ale zvlaStnim
Zpusobem, ktereho uzili We
dvou zdejSich bankach; ma
maly vklad ulozili ma knizku
cekv a sice ieden ma $500 a
druhy ma $87O, oba byly Wy
stavenv, ovSem ze podvodne, V
m6stech hodn6 vzdalenych.
take nez-li clearinghouse Wy
zkoumd pravost. uplyne doba
nekolika dnG, kterezto DOLBY o.
ba vyuzitkovali k vyzvednuti
penez. ale dix ostrazitosti ban
kovnich ufedniku byl neFaly
ieiich manevr Zpozorovar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-21
PLANY POZARNf POPLACH
We "VCELE".

V utery rdno, as o pGl 8. hod.
byla budova ''Vcely" ma Broad
way ohrozena pozarem. Ohen
objevila pi. NJ. Kubernova,
1927 Broadway, kdyz spatfila
doutnajfcf plachtu obchodu
Progress Electric Co., zavolala
lined souseda p. l.. Hlavina,
majitele cistirny odevu, jenz
lined prisp6chal a snazil Sc
ohen zdolati "a velke uGasti
sbehnuvSiho Sc obecenstva.
Maiitelka budovy pi. l.. Lu-
kaSovd, spatrivSi p. Hlavina V
uloze hasice, privolala ihned
hasice telefonem, kteTf ovsem
prispechali, ale krizkem po
funuse. Ohen, zpGsobiv skody
as $40, byl jiz zdolan. Jak
vznikl, nebylo dosud vypatra-
no, zavinen byl patrne odhoZe-
nou cigaretou.
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ODVRACENA STAVKA CiS-
NfKU v ZDEJSlCH RE-
STAURANTECH.

Obchodni iednatel cisnick6
unie els. 106, E. A. Whissemo-
re. vtera k veceru prohldsil,
re V nashoddch zam6stnancu S
maiitely iidelen bude docileno
vzaiemneho dorozumeni, TAX
re hrozici liz stavka Sc nesta-
ne skutkem. Dnes konana bu-
de spolecna schuze, ma kter6
mali byti odstraneny difference
podrizen6jSiho vyznamu.