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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

II growing strawberries for profit,
do not hesitate to pillow out a patch
which is declining in production.
Short rotations of this fruit usually
yield best returns.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02
WHEN THE COLUMBIA
BASIN is IRRIGATED
An Empire of Homes VIII Supplant
the Desert

When sheep and cattle ranged at
will over the great basin of the Col
umbia, there was little thot in the
minds of the herdsmen of an empire
of homes, villages and cities where
the sage brush and bunch grass grew.
Some there were perhaps even then
who may have looked into the future
and dreamt of a transformation of
deserts into rich fields, and grazing
lands into verdant pastures, a trans
formation to be accomplished thru the
mighty touch of waters.
Those who saw the vision may have
beheld $4,000 farms where then there
were none-50,0 900 farm homes and
100000 men and women, boys and
girls living and working in the open
country and adding to the wealth of
of the state thru their labor and
natures abundance. Add to this an
other 10000 to 100000 in the viii
lagos and cities there located and
serving the mighty industry in the
country and the vision is even more
complete.
Vast and Rapid Growth Foreseen
But the Imagination of the best
of them could hardly have foreseen
the net work of hard surfaced roads
covered with teams, trucks and autos
busy hauling the products of the soil
and the results of industry to and
from the markets, motor cars on
pleasure bent or landing fields with
aeroplanes rising and alighting car
rying their burdens of passengers and
mail Nor could they perhaps have
imagined fully the homes, grove sur
rounded, avenues of trees along
bitches and canals, the community
church and the community play
house, all of which are possible, are
rapidly coming and indeed are real
lied in some measure in some parts
of irrigated Washington today.
These visions, some Of which the
herdsmen may have seen, together
with many yet unseen, will be real
tiles when the Columbia Basin Pro-
ject. now in its beginnings, becomes
an established fact.
The opportunity for shaping so
mighty work is ours. 1t should be
stimulus for all of us in Wash
ington and indeed in the entire north
west to lend every effort to build in
this enlarging empire a country and
a civilization unequalled.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

j. H. Longwell has been appointed
instructor in animal husbandry, vice
c. E. Howell resigned. Mr.. Longwell
has specialized in genetics and pork
production. He holds the degree Of
Master of Science, granted for work
done at the University of Missouri
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

The best treatment for winter in
jured trees is to do relatively little
pruning but in every way possible en-
courage tree growth through the i'm
provement of soil fertility and filth.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

The Lewis county farm bureau has
made arrangements for a pure dairy
food booth as well as a regular farm
bureau booth at the Southwest Wash
ington fair, to be held at Chehalis
August 23 to %.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

G. G. Stewart, general secretary of
the State College Y. M. G. A, left for
Seabeck soon after commencement to
attend the summer conference. Twen-
ty-five students of the college are also
in attendance.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

H. P. Singleton 30 of Asotin,
Washington, will remain with the
College as an assistant in the farm
crops department.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

A recent survey made of the al.
mond orchards in Klickitat county,
indicate that 80 per cent of the trees
were killed by the cold weather Of
last December.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

The best time to apply fertilizer to
asparagus is soon after the close of
harvest.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

A good supply of waxed paper on
hand during the summer assures an
appetizing picnic lunch.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

Fly screens are a quarantine
against fly-borne diseases.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02

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Evening journal., 1920-09-28
DINNER BOOST
FOR HOSPITAL
P. & S. Campaign Workers
TO Gather at Hotel du-
Pont Oct. l3
EXPECT TO PROVIDE
FOR QUOTAS THEN

More than 500 persons will assem-
bic in the bah room Of The Hotel du-
Pont on Wednesday evening. October
80. at 7 O'Clock 10 hear reports OF the
chairman OF committees for the recent
Physicians and Surgeons bazaar that
was held on the Mckay properly
BrOome and Chestnut streets. last
week and to rejoice In the successful
outcome OF that undertaking. no PROM
ises 10 be one OF The most ENJOYABLE
dinners that has ever beon held In the
bail room, where 80 many inspiring
scenes were laid during The actliSes
In connection with the World War
There isn't single uommitlee. ac-
cordIng 20 The chairman. Mrs Albert
Robin. that hasn't expressed a desire
TO make It's total contribution TO the
fund as large as nOss BILE. 1Nyo com
mittees that raised large amounts dur
ing the bazaar are known 30 be plan
ming 20 increase. by personal effort
between now and The dinner. their
contributions 20 the highest figure
possible and Il Is not 10 be doubted
that many 0thur committees have sim
liar plans.
10 Is expected 10 have the workers
at The different booths grouped To-
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
JAP QUESTION
BEFOREGRANGE
Up for Discussion by Della
ware Members Next
Monday Night
HOME COMING
ALSO ARRANGED
Special To The Evening Journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT, Del Sept. s-Delaware
Grange last nighl received a commun-
icaiion from the secretary OF state
Grange relative 10 Japanese being
permitted 20 own land and settle in
the United States. with the request
that this matter be discussed. The
lecturer aske dthat the members make
a study OF this subject aud be pre-
pared 70 discuss The subject on next
Monday evening
u was decided to dispense with the
meeting on Monday evening, October
If, owing 20 the fact that Newport
VIII have Chautauqua from October
s 10 H. inclusive.
II was also decided tO hold a bake
on Saturday. October i6. In the W. &
r. u. Building. All members are ask.
ed TO contribute pies. pastries. etc.
The committee In charge consists 0f
Mrs. David Baer, Mrs Elizabeth Hi
yard and Mrs. f. C. snyder.
The grange will hold a Halloween
party the latter part Of October. the
date % be decided by The committee
in charge. which is as follows: Miss
Blanche Crawford. chairman; assisted
Evening journal., 1920-09-28

sether az small tables for the dinner.
Ihe women or the novelty b0o.h. for
Instance. VIII ocupy one table: those
OF ye olde b0Oke STALE" another. [.
uhe Rod Mems committee. a third (.
each of the commit tees OF church wo-
men that conducted the suppers. sepa-
rate tables, and so forth Besides
There VIII be two or three biz tables
Tor tle management Of the hospital
and The few friends of the hospital and
ule cause, who viii be- invited to
witness The outbursts of pnfhliaasm
when The committees bring In the re-
ports Of ihcfr activities
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
RNIsTs PRICE or DnUNks

CHESTER, Pa. Sept 2s s-The larr.
est number OF arrests for drunken
ness on a sunday since the Eigh-
ieenth Amendment went into effect.
appeared In Police Court yesterday
ana Mayor Ramsey has ordered "a
complete elimination OF spcakcasies.
ne attended Police Court and I'm.
sl,uclea Magisiraie Elliott 90 impose
tiN or al least $50 on those charged
WIN lntoAication. The fine hereto
Iore was never more than $40 and
cos,s, ana inc innovation OF ihe high
ed breath OF the prisoners today
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
CARNIVAL ATTRACTS
ANOTHER CROWD
10 The Evenlne journal.

Special 10 The Evening journal.
NEWARK. Sept. % Another large
crowd attended the Harvest Home
Carnival at the Now Century Club
last night. A large number enjoyed
the dancing during the evening. In
tcrcst Is also Increasing In the voting
contest FOR ihc most popular boy and
girl
Walter Medlll of San Francisco who
has been visiting his mother. Mrs.
George Medill FOR several weeks left
yesterday for New York and will
leave there tomorrow Tor The west.
His brothers. Charles l.. Medili OF
Newark and William Modlll OF Bsltl-
Evening journal., 1920-09-28

Wanamaker avenue and Darby Creek.
The shops viii be large, and practi-
cally an the repair work Of the com
pany Is tn be done 1t this point. AZ
present an engines are taken 20 Bald
wins or to the shops at Reading or
other points. The large freight Yards
are also 10 be completed by next sum
mer.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28

by Miss Olive smith, Miss Marie
Young, Miss Emma ;. Maclary and
George l.. snyder.
The following program was fur
nishcd Reading. Miss Blanche craw-
ford; reading. Miss Margery Baer :
instrumental SOLO Miss Olive Smith (,
reading. George l.. snyder: Jokes.
Mrs T. G.. snyder; singing by grange.
Delaware Grange will hold a "Home
Coming or Rally Night" at the hall
next Monday evening 10 is hoped
that an members who have not been
attending the meetings regularly dur
Ing The summon will be nrnsenL
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
SUGAR PRICE CUT
Inn. Y. TO IA CENTS

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-The sugar
market was weak yesterday. Three
leading reaners reduced their prices
nalf @ cent a pound 20 fourteen cents
for fine granulaied. This was in lire
with the unsettled feeling in other
commodity markets and the Increased
offerings in raws where it appeared as
II holders were most anxious 10 make
sales.
The price OF nour This morning went
down nifty cents a barrel. 10 was Of
fered 10 the public at 1880 and 10
the bakers at STA.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
WOMAN INJURED BArrIINC uOcs

. HUNTINGTON. lnd.-Mrs. John II
Trout. wife OF a farmer. living near
mere, had 70 flght for her me when
sue was attacked by hogs Five OF me
animals attacked her. knocking her
doMn. Her clothing was torn. She
suffered many bruises, and was bitten
In several places
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
Just One Application
And the Hairs Vanish
Modes OF Today0

A harmless. yet very effective. treat
ment Is here given Tor the quick re-
moval or hairy grOwths. Mix enough
powdered delaiOne and water % cover
the undesirable hairs. apply paste
and after 2 or minutes remove. wash
the skin and the hairs have vanished
one application usually Is suflcsnt
nut 10 be certain of results. buy the
delaione In an original package. Mix
fresh as wanted.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28

more. accompanied him 10 New York.
White Clay Creek Hundred Demo-
Gratis have rented CeRtrc Han for
every Friday night until election and
meetings viii he held there ON that
night each week
Evening journal., 1920-09-28

CHICAGO, Sept PA general re
duction in food prices was predicted
today by Sol Wnslerfeld. president Of
the Retail GrOcers' Association, who
excepted only eggs and butter from
what ne said would be a steady de-
cline. lie said high interests on ba1k
loans made price cutting necessary
for producers to move their crops.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
RErAIR snnps AM EssINGrnN

CHESTER. Pa. Sept. 2S-Thc Stale
ment Is made on good authority that
the Reading Railway Will soon begin
erection OF repalr shops In EssingiOn
on a large plot OF ground between
Evening journal., 1920-09-28

The Want Ads Will offer good op-
poriunities for domestics. Mattresses.
cooks. gOvernesse5 and nurses for the
coming month.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28

The business partnership may be
formed with profit through the Want
Evening journal., 1920-09-28

The Wants arr an inexpensive way
OF seeking boardcrs The Wants are
read by thousands who are quick 30
take advantage OF the opportunities
that they Offtr-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
Week S Movie Calendar

~ HIJou = Monday. Tursdny md
"Wednesday, bert Lytcli, In "Aiins
Jimmy Valentine; Ihursday, Fri
day and saturday. May Allison, In
s.IIhr 'hcn;cr."
y D-M"ndny and Tues
day, NurI> Jones, In "Forbiddcn
Trails; wednesday, aud Thursdn.,
,Giad,s Hr"ciSwcIi, In "White Lics',,
Friday and saturday, vnricty.
BROADWAY All w-rk, Alice
J0ycc. In .'Thc ID ug d tcrs of
-Womnn."
- COLONIAL = Monday. Tuesday
and " e 81 ne Il y. "Scrntch My
nuck'r; Thursday. Friday md Snt-
yDrdnY. Tom Moore. I'm "rhc Great
Accident"
-. ISIS = All week, "Thc woman
.nnd the Pnppct."
20 oDl:ON - Monday. MndEr Ken
Tuesday. bryant Wnshhurn, la
."Airs. Temples Telegram, We'd
.neSduy. .Out OF the Storm; Thurs
day. l'rrt Iytrii. I'm "Thr Right OF
Way; Friday nnd Saturday. Com
stance Tnlmndrc. in ain Scnrch OF
Il sinner
-. nEN - Monday, "Thc Moonrid-
wednesday,. .'rhr whirl wind:
Thursday. THE Thieves CIothcs";
+ rid ny. 'rhc Dangerous Little
Dcvii"; saturday, "Thc tEnishing
,nnEEcr."
overwhelmingly md Tucsdny.
WIS. Hart, I'm ..l'hc Money Corral"
and JunnItp Hansen, In ..Thc Lost
Charles Airing in "So. DD", Fri
day and Saturday. DouEius Fair
'bnnks, I'm "Thc ItnN.kerbOcker
'DnrkaroO."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

ccTh'H Wy hHch ut the Colonial.
Did you ever feel that terrible ecn-
sation OF having an itchy spot on
your back just out OF all possible
reach OF your hands no matter how
many different angles you tried to
Set at 1t? DO your remember when
YOU would have given anything TO
get off by yourself ana have one good
scratch at an itchy spot where no ono
gould etop you? Apparently Rupert
Hughes, who wrote Scratch NY
Back" Goldwyn Eminent Authors
ptoduction. which comes to the Co
loDial Theatcr. for three GGys, com
mencing tomorrow. was through the
ordeal or he never could have built
such splendid comedy on the idea
of the itchy spot; kinogram, News
I'm the latest Goldwyn feature pro-
dGction. The Great Accident" which
, comes TO the Colonial Thcater for
tbcec days. commencing Thursday.
lam Moore exhibits in a few brief
tAnes an ability at a billiard table
Will prove Fascinating to every
ono who admircs experiences in any
line OF cndcavor
MIR. Moore Is quite famous in the
local billiard tournaments held in
some OF the most exclusive clubs In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

other stage celebrities. plays the viii
lain In j. Warren kcrrigan's new w.
w. Hodk!nson release. No. o." the
ATTRACTION at the Victor Wednesday
and Thursday Airing accuits him
self well in his first attempt AT screen
vi!lainy. Following successful stage
career Airing joined Pathe and re-
mainch with that organization for
four years. Scnnctts Fresh From
the City !s the comedy feature.
One OF the exciting episodes in
picture. The knickcrbocker Buck
aroo," which WIZ be shown at the
Victor Theater. Friday and Saturday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

Telegram" has been transferred to
ths screen by Elmer Harris and that
Bryant Washburn will appear In the
alter next Tuesday.
rho plot concerns the Inisadven-
lures OF Temple. when he failed to
come home one night and invented a
pla!n his absence.
Gertrude Atherton's Out of tho
storm, picturization of THE over
OF IVORY is the feature Wednesday.
10 be followed Thursday by Bert
Lytell in The Right OF Way" Fri
DAY and Saturday, Constance Tai
madEc will be shown in I'm Search OF
a sinner and The Bingham Girl"
a Sennett comedy. will be the added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

school 1 allns return 1t. A fow days
ago read on the blackboard, Find
the greatest common divisor.' Well.
looked all over for It. but I wouldn't
Know tho thing II bumped into It.
Last night. in big wrItin' on tho
board II said. Find the least common
multiple. So l says to myself Both
these things are lost now, and I'll
be accused OF takin' en- SO / just
UP and lcftw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
Nv. Pictures at The nIjou.

For swlf, moving. clectrlfying en-
tertainmcnt and finished. forccfu.
acting nothing has come 10 the local
:5,Sreen In many weeks TO approach
alias Jimmy Valcntinc." starring
Bert I.ytcll. which comes 10 the
Rljou Theatre tomorrow. Tuesday and
Wsdnc Sday.
-From the opening scene to the final
closeup. this Metro screen version of
IAuu Armstrong; internationally
celebrated crook melodrama will hold
its audience in a breathless tension of
Interest. Dangerous Eyes" a Fox
Spnshinc Comedy. and Sclznick
News are added
Nay Allison. the captivating Metro
star in The Cheator," is announced
nssthc feature attraction mt the Bijou
Theatre for a run of three days. be-
ginning next Thursday. This Is de-
Scribcd as one of the photoplay SEN
sations of the year. presenting this
fdscina ding actress I'm an intensely
dramatic role.
THE Chcatcr" is n screen version OF
"Jubod. The notable stage play by
Henry Arthur Jones on the same
Bill viii be a Fox Sunshine Comedy
and n Selznick News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

IS that OF the screen athlete climbing
put OF window OF speeding Pull
man. continuing up to the roof OF the
the train. then jumping to the swing
Ing, arm Of water feeder, from
which he leaps onto the back of
horse. King Baggot In Stained
Hands," the fourth episode Of Tho
Hawks Trail" liz also shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
Al the IIlucbIrd.

Buck Jones. the new star whose
brilliant work in THE Last Straw
earned for him the sobriquet the
sensation Of the screen" will be
here In another William Fox produce
ton tomorrow and Tuesday In For
hidden Trails" from the pen OF
Charles Alden Settler. Love. daring
and Intrigue mark the plot o. this
picture. The Hall Room Boys Will
also be here in their new comedy.
Going Straight" International viii
present the latest world news on the
screen. Advance reports declare
that Gladys Brockwcll. the cnchant-
ing girl o! q thousand expressions"
has put all the fire and force o; her
usual h!strion!c ability into her por-
trayal of the leading character In
White Lies" photoplay, from
Charles Rcade's novel which will
he shown at the Biucbird next Wed
ncsaay and Thursday. The usual
variety program which will include
Helen Gibson in new railroad
drama; william Duncan. In the NTH
chapter OF The silent Avcngcr":
comedy and news Will he shown the
last two days OF the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
a Precautionary ,Ic,.ur.

the schools in Il small town resigned
her office. When she was asked why
she did so she replied, I'm honest
ana mean 10 be above suspicion II
ma anything when swcepin' the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

THE Woman and the Puppet"
adapted from the stage success by
the celebrated French authors, Pierre
Louys and Pierre Frandaie. is Gerald
Inc Farrar's latest GOliwyn vehicle.
This picture Will he shown at the Isis
Theatre, beginning tomorrow and
containing all week. The plot is laid
In spain and ccntcrs around Concha,
beautiful and wilful Spanish cigar
cttc girl. y rich man brides her
mother and endeavors TO use Concha
az a toy for his whims. but the girl
uses her own initiative and leaves her
home 20 dance In a wharf cafe.
AS a special supplemental attrac-
tion Pagana. a charming young girl
violinist, will be heard in number of
special selections. Pagana has Just
closed n highly successful engage
ment at tho Strand. New York and
over the Keith circuit She was edu-
Gated In brussels and escaped only a
few hours ahead OF the German in
Nadcrs. bringing with her her genuine
Crcmona violin. which she uses in
her performances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

electricity"
"Well, that may pass! said tho
teacher encouraEingly. Now tell mo
why 1t Is that lightning ncvcr strikes
twice In the same placer"
Because. after 1t hits once the
Same place isn't thero any more"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
hart in 'Srhc Money Corral,

Tfdrt III "IHt money NOrruI."
AT the Victor tomorrow and Tues
day William ). Hart will be shown in
The Money Corral" one % his best
Western plays. and Juanita Hansen
will be seen I'm the Tigers Jaws"
episode IL Of The Lost City"
Charles Airing, one-time leading
man for Lulu Chaser and several
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
Mndsc Kennedy. New Picture.

MadSc Kennedy as Hazel Farron In
hcr latest Goldwyn starring vehicle.
Dollars and Sense" at tho Odeon to-
morrow. reveals the night of n girl
against the world with only cents
between her and starvation. She has
4 chorus girl friend. Daisy Van Moss,
played by Florence Deshon. who en-
dcavors to persuade her to take the
easiest way. but Hazel Is too game
and determines to struggle through
all adversely.
Amusement seekers will welcome
the news that the delicious humor of
the old stage farce. Mrs. Temples
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

Los Angeles. and this new feature
production affords him an oppor,un-
ny "a. enact before the camera. one
Of his many sports a; which ne In so
proficient. y new "Snuh" Pollard
comedy and "a kinoEram arc added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
a Youthful LogIcinn.

Herbert" said school teacher.
turning to bright youngster, "can
you tell me what lightning is?'
Yes, ma'am." was tho ready reply
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Mistni zprayy.
7Lnaianckxfch krnhfi

Rev. Josef Kfenek. delegat
Cesks Presbyterni cirkve v Cechach
a ma Morave. odKud pred nejakym
easem yratil sc chotf svoji. roze-
nou Jursik. zp6t do Ameriky. povo.
Ian byl ku fizeni cirkevni prace v
Chicagu. z Baltimore, Kde straw
90 ngjakV Cas- dome rodic6 man
zelky sve prazdniny. odejel ma move
p1sobiat9 sse tento patek vecer.
Dne "a. prosince zetnfel p
John Planner. els. l041 N. Chane
,ulice, We start 79 rok1. PohTeb ze
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Gather utnzuje diScipIinn mszi
StraznfkV

Policejni komisar. Gather. We
stfedu propustil 2 policejni slu5bv
straznika Johna H. Stracla ze Sc
verovgchodnl stanice, ponevac ten
to nalezen byl pond61i noci spi-
CT ma schodech domu ma Blooming.
dale avenue. Strack tichu noe
MIN sill Sc kofalkou pax k odpo-
cinku vyhleda 81 schody. ma nichz
nalezen sergeantem a st6zi probu.
ger. Straznik Cwiclinski potrestan
byl odnetim petidenni vyplaty, po-
n1vac We sluzbe 81 nahnul koTalky.
Gather pri oznamov5ni trest0
oznamil. ze discipline mezi policej-
nj str All must byti 2lepsena.
Straznik bez ZkOuSky pOvvSen ma
lientenanta.
Sergeant Charles H. Burns povy-
Sen byl We stfedu ma lieutenanta
pro jizni distrikt. Burns v dobe
zkousky ma lieutenanta. konane a.
prosince. byl tax horlivym We stf-
mani bandit1. ktefi oloupili 2. pro-
since "City Savings banku". ze
nemohl Sc 1castniti zkouSky. Poll.
ceini marsal preset vsechny ''vy-
zkouSene" jmenoval lieutensntem
Burnse.
Baltimore nenalezlO vhOdnou zenu
Frances Zuiil Columbia univer-
sity (New York; ustanovena byla
"a reditelku sicichs a kuchynskJch
trid pri verejnych sKoIach m9sta.
Pro lrad Teditelky zadna BaItimo,
ranka nalezena bSti nemobla. Po.
catecnim platem jejim jest $4,000.
| - Skolni odbor ma nedoplatcich
"a rok 1920 dluhuje uGitel0m
$3.50. 600.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
SpadI S okna.

Charles W. Foster. 35let5 Har-
ford avenue. pfi branf miry ma
okennim ramci " tretim poschodi.
spadl okna a tezce Sc zraniI.
- Alexander Just. osm rokG sta
ry hoch ze S. Bond ulice, smrtelne
poranen byl dter1 veeer ma Balti.
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