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The evening world., 1920-06-22
ProhibItIon aud AmerIcanIsu

Prohibition and America nism.
To the Editor OF The Evening World;
am not Prohibitionist but
congratulate you on placing tho ar
ticleC C"Says Prohibition Causes Short
age OF Scrub Women" on your first
page. gladly acknowledge the
worth and value Of Prohibition when
our poor, downtrodden women are
elevated by the sobeness OF what
were formerly rum -sOddCn husbands
/ believe The Evening World will
change It's policy within a year and
The evening world., 1920-06-22

90 Juriss at Hague Favor Roots Plan
Headline. 70
II the Republican Party must have some
thing 1t can point to as proof that the League
p OF Nations has been Repubhcanized, why not
point to Mr.. Root?
The evening world., 1920-06-22
Consult the Y. NJ. G. a.

10 NC TuIIUT UI IHV NVVIlIHT WVTTu'
1 would like to get some informa-
tlon on automobile gas engine assem-
bling.
Where can you get such instruc-
tions? Can a man get a position as
apprentice in an automobile factory2
What are the wages paid TO a jour
neyman and apprentice?
OFFICE CLERK.
New York, June 20. 1890.
The evening world., 1920-06-22
FROM EVENING WORLD READERS

ind most reGdGbeI Isn't the
oucS thousand OOrds hundredi
fine exercise and lot Of SastaOn trying
to say n q 1eo vords Take time 80 be brte.
The evening world., 1920-06-22

Who can remember back to the slang era
when Come on your porch" would have been
a snappy campaign slogan?
The evening world., 1920-06-22
A Minority law.

To the Editor Of The BveninG World:
In answer to Henry b. Moloneys
letter in your edition OF June 16,
will state that The Evening World
is perfectly justified in the assertion
that a minority and not a majority
has forced and made the Eighteenth
Amendment a part Of our Constitu-
tlon.
Can Mr.. Moloney explain why our
friends, the Prohlbitionists, have
blocked every effort OF the majority
to put the dry amendment to a ref
erendum?
For the benefit Of Mr.. Moloney,
win answer the question as followsi
Because they (the Prohibition forces)
knew In such event the citizens
throughout the country would have
overwhelmingly declared in favor of a
liberal wet" law.
Let us hope and trust, for the bene-
At OF all liberal thinking and liberty
loving people, that some time the
American people will elect a Congress
that will be free to act in accordance
with the wishes OF the majority and
not suffer under the lash OF a few
hypocrites, consisting OF Billy
Bryan and his cohorts, who ought to
be deported from the land OF the free
and home OF the brave.
A, LEIBSON.
No. 1s7 st. Nicholas avenue, June
20, 1920.
The evening world., 1920-06-22

they are in the right, so that they wlAl
not be subject to bullying bv the
powerful nations of Europe, as has
been the method in the past
1t is incomprehensible that II the
League OF Nations rendered a de-
cision in an international DISPUTE
between two nations and thereby
pledged all the members OF the
league to back up such ruling with
arms that the nation losing the ve--
dict, regardless OF how mighty IL
might be, would invite national oblit-
Grafton by acting contrary to such
verdict.
BY all means give the League Of
Nations a trial; it's a step in the
right direction.
CONSTANT READER.
New York, June 20, 1920.
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ADJUSTMENTS
.See-Sayy.s

4: ;hc Strand Thea.er on FRIDAY
md Saturday. and Saturday matinee
Henry w. Savage Will offer his latest
musical comedy hit: "Scc-Sa "" straight
rom three months run at the
George NJ. Conan Thcate-, New York.
Win the same cast AMI prod3ction.
TINS latest MUSICAL comedy bearing
nc Savage stamp IS unique IN that
y possesses a real plot. furnished b !.
Ear! peC- Disgcrs. who also suppl:eti
III" ly- e.. Louis 4. Hirsch composer
- tGe score OF Going Up" is .espon-
ole for Inc excellent music
Tn" cast includes: Doro;hea Mach-
aye. Mabel Bunyea, Frank Carter.
Charles N..akins, Adele Hasean.
Charles Brown, George Barber, Guy
robertson. J. Paul Gailun. jeanette
l.owris, Byron Hallstead. Hamilton,
Mott. Charles Esdale. Beatrice Collier
tite and Il host Of pretty E:-l.
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The Rhy1ning Oph1nist
ny ALNE MICHAELIs.

have joined so many lodges that
I'm vcrsed IN all their lore; ! know all
their artful lodges. and have forty
grips or moro. | can make my eye
nrows wiGG!e when | greet a fellow
Goat can do the mystic siggie OF tie
order Of the Moat. others call me
Srother liner: and I'm proud 10 saw
y true; for there are. few things much
inner than 10 be an |. -. L. / know
where the keys arc hidden TO the Sc
cTct y. Y. T.. and each week I'm duly
hidden To attend r. s. V. l.. Oh It's
very rcaSsurinE that I'll never know
distress since my health | am insurinE
IN the knights of s. q. S. And never
i'cl depression. for as sure as evcnin.
comes ] can hasten 10 n session of the
brotherhood of Buns. But I've found a
climax fitting 70. my busy club career;
all thc old ones ! am quitting for a
lodge that's new and dear. Yes al
though I've often hammered of the
Brothers OF the Dos. am now far more
enamored OF the Club That Wears Old
clothes And feel that in this order
shall truly get my stride, so my sla
cmoiionS border on the sinful state OF
pride l shall shine with joyous luster
as T.s1icndcnt as the sun, when wear
my linen buster made in 1881. shall
dig my good red .,anneis from the a,
Tics calm reposa. get my pants with
nraidcl panels for the Club That Wears
p!d Clothes. on this lodge I'll shed
such glory that / feel most confident
"AGn tncy see my ra!mcnt hoary they
VII! make me president.
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Sleepy Hour ales
MIR. Owl Goes Hunting.
Bi SUZANNE BRETT.

h,i winter stirred uneasiiy in his w;,rm
,. Presently srn,,y nd pokcd out. his fcathcr.,
he M from his door and looked about
me snow was failing. North wind
Ing ,n and blowing and nipping the brown
Mr.. Owl looked again.
:, tie could not roll his big eyes about
h Ior ,hey were firmly liked in his round
going on he had to turn his head from
side TO side. Not that this mattered to
Mr, Owl: for If he could not see every
wonderful hearing OF anyone who lived
h ld inc .o forest, t. Not one OF the night,
baby roots aud seeds underground to
wake up. but Mr.. Owl heard!
70 those queerly feathercd car muns
I Inar even came the sound OF falling
it when It dropped. W. wv 'e''u
50 on ,So .ns es eold nigh, he was hungry
brown notified feathers plainly heard
Mrs Mrs MoGss singing lnllabys to her ba-
the least tiny bit of a sound. but Mir
Owl hoped out OF his warm home and
nitted softly, silently away to the corn
Nov I shall have q fine dinner OF
owl. SWAPPING his bill together, but
frighten Madam Mouse"
So he lighted on an old tree stump
anu drew his round head as far back
In his feathers Az he could and waited
Out In the corn field the corn stalks
were tied closely together and in, their
fonts. ''NS 49,
IT was under one OF the largcs, OF
thcSe StaikS that Mrs. Mouse had made
comfortable home for herself and
ten children.
She had worked very hard to &c, the
finest OF cornsilk to line tho nest and
she had hidden IL so far down that
1t and Jack Frost did not even try
1T ha sheen a beautiful home" san.
ATS MOUSE, and rs all the baby mice
had never seen anything else except
cornsi!k nests they knew their mother
II is getting warmer all the time
said Mother Mouse. II am sure that
| spring is coming. but we must be very
careful and not go too soon"
see how the world looks" said Sonny
Mouse. who thought he was very big
and strong.
NO: indeed. you cannot 20 out All
the night birds that have been asleep
this. winter will be stirring. looking; FOR
food. and, oh. how quickly they Will
Sohblc YOU up"
Mother Mouse shook her head and
| looked very serious.
Naughty little sonny
lie was Sc sure that his mother was
#, just being afraid and didn't know about
the world that when she WAS busy
feeding the babies with corn from their
storchouse in the stalks he ran out IN
No longer did he feel big and strong.
for the longer he looked. the larger
the world seemed until he was just a
wee. wee spcck: II was such biz
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T0DAY'S BEAUTY HELP

We md you can hiring out the
beauty OF your hair TO It's very best
advantage o. washing IL With can
thrnI. II uakes "a very p!mple. In
expensive shampoo. which cleansea
the hair and scalp Thoroughly OF nil
the dandrur. dirt and c1ccss oil,
leaving wonderfully clean. whole
some feeling. After its use. you VIII
find that the hair driea quickly and
evenly. is never .trcakcd In APP
parancf. and is always bright. soft
aud fluffy: 40 fuzzy. in fact that 1t
looks more abunda mt than IT. liz, and
80 soft that arranging IL becomes a
pleasure. Just use Il tcaspoonful Of
canthroI. which you can get from
any good druggist. dissolve IL in
cup Of hot water; this makcs full
cup 81 shampoo liquid. enough 80
II ~ easy To apply IL To all the hair
instead OF just the top OF the head.
ADV.
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Lyrics Mid winter show,

h"!th nove!:inG If tho win.e- season
mo-. UP the var'"ratcd zntcrtaiamen.
~ tn. Lyric tncav. The 40 bin viii
.hirodG&" four now productions IN
Sh4G"rii!" 10 Richmond and The Sou,h-
efn country. Tn" bizarre farce crea-
zion, ~ Zig Sale" In whta, nc va,I@d
talents Of S!irli R.vcs. variety. nr'ma
donna. and Billy Arnnll, acccn,rie
S"meG an. arc exploited this scago-,. -
one OF the new hits. TIL. &C, IL said
7" ." o:a .: the .aoS, pronounced
.augA.nG hits of the ner year
Dreamer. Barton and Sparkling. q
if!o 81 Frot"SGue Eno-EahpiI:s arr
orn"inS Jazz jumbo OF nonscnsical
eo'n"it, WIN soH: ana dance inter
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world. and, oh. how tiny aud shivcry
he felt. IL seemed to him that he grew
smaller and smaller.
Suddenly there WAS swish. swish
OF feathers and then cruel bcal<
shipped one of his pink cars!
undcr the cornstaIk. st ra ilsht> to Ilifs
mother. and benin dtherc was. n; great
voice saying. who! Who. Who?"
Poor Mother Mouse. what could she
say to her disobedlcnt child?
She fixed his ear just as u dear
mother. and behind there was a great
all her mice children about tho cruel
old owl who could hear everything.
and little Sonny was so happy to Hc
safe ut home that he promised mover TO
.disobey his mother again. - u ,
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EratrrnnI EriendshIp.

r7"rt was constantly making awkward
remarks intended as compliments
Having distinguished himself in an uil-
nSua! deE--" during a gathering Of
clergy al riir bishops palace. lie was
taken 20 task for his failinrs b. =.
senio. C--at- who was one Of his com
JaG!cHS Oh the WAY home look
here SAID the senior decidedly. ~ on
arc . doukcy. why cannot you i..p
Guiet instead or making your asiriu.
remarks Mind you, ! am speaking to
you n0V IS i hrothcr.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACTous
Two Method. of Far1p,nr
a;eur ia-ine--Wh -,

AN.>ttu! FaEiner--Why. yrs.
manage 10 raise enough 10 SUNNY NV
.al.c. and II there's any. over 1 send
/; % market. Isn't that VIVA, you do.
Professional i'armcr-Well. no. no;
exactly, | ScCkcn on raising enough
10 send % market, an If there's any
over ] slpp!y the ;ablc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my topic.
excepting ON le.ni und medical cub
jrcts. arc answered free. A. all in
9uirics answered directly b. per
sofAci letter. srf-addres.rd ntamped
envelope IN required. Address The
T'jmes- Di<p1tch Information bureau,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
To Make Ro,In md norax Som.

Mrs. vi. tI IL tsntTtGA tgir.Gt.-@ IN
making any kind al soap iron meat
scraps and crackltnss. us'r.s lye, ros (.
and borax,s!, is ur.f necessary - s,t-
arate and cleans tho fat 10 10 poin,
where IL can b. uscd IN making . eooa
grade OF soar. suppose YOU have about
three gallons Of Cracaliugs, pLt ;Ncfn
in j boiler, or IN iron or .uaYiclcd
fltettic. add water il cover ana - oacl.
gallon Of (: rackiings ada ono sHgall,
rounding tapl"spoon Of powdered lyc.
Boil this mixture tHo OF fiuy0c hours.
or until all is dissolved cxcep, tn.
little scranst o lean meat .Igur the
mass through "a nne sand Sisyc -
screen wire into a tub ana 1T sraad
until cold. when the grease viii h. a.,
the top. Now take the grease OF and
,Yeturn to- boiler win Il bucket Of
water and bring Ia :. hoL. SGT. 1u:s id, :.
and when cold make .,.pe.r. Though
me water dts!ff Off, Sc, .bolle- bacE
on stove and let the grease mal: !,
can now be taken out and viii b.
white. Now in making soap YOU can
use this grease IN fun or AZ far ~ j,
will go. spliclng out with other srcas..
4, The Soap k.cipc--Scv.ntccn quarts
of soft water. riEht pounds Of grease
two boxes powdered lye, one pound Of
trosin, one half pound D. borax BOIL
rapidly one hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Authors. was SO much pleased with
the perturbation by THAI crsaniza-
tion OF his novel. The Cup OF Fury
that he wrote a letter to MIR. Goldwyn
and TO Rex Beach telling them about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Booth Harrington Il Is announced.
is himself 10 be- responsible for most
of tho titles TO the Edgar Comedies
his first conceptions direct for the
screen. which Goldwyn will begin dis
tributin- shortly. the first episode al
ready having been completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Ehiyar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by nonsy-uack
oneT Tagtes hne; costs a tribe Do.
hVered anywhere by our RicaInond
agents. Spence-Eunnamaker Phone
t.eTn.-AUy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

The Corsican Brothers" will be re-
leased late in January. II is a mass
i've Elimination OF Alexander Dumas
world famous story, with Dustin Far
mum in the dual role OF the twin
brothers and u remarkably nnc sup
porting cast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Director Frank Lloyd initiated a
precedent lately when he utilized the
new plane of the Culver City Aero
Club TO find location for a scene III
Pauline Fredcrick's new picture,
Rods OF Destiny"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
The School Of Social Work
and Public Health

Cfers Three Extension Courses,
continuing February 2-Junc ..
]. fEcEEhTlON, including
playground work and games.
Foik dancing and storytelling
:. SOCIAL WORK WITH FAMILIES
8. PUBLIC HEALTH AND SANTA
TiON.
Course will afford preparation
FOR playground work during sum
mcr months and for work in sum-
Incr camps.
The courses will be given on Tues
day and Thursday evenings and re-
pcatcd on Saturday mornings.
tor further information, write
the Director. 1925 East Broad Street,
or phone Ra ndoiph 1857.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
yY.rrIex, Operator on R..cue ship.

supsc-lher. k-cnTn nd ~. -. un-
able 20 give Inc name u 10 wireless
operator IN tAe rescue sap ,aca-4tAec
by You.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Rex Beach made his reputation az 4
writer of powerful dramas OF love and
hate. In his next picture for Gold
wyn, Going Some" nc turns to com
edy, however: and interesting results
arc looked for.
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So StlrDfd,

She was one or the w;tr-produc,s.
With "goo-soo" eyes. a sweet smile.
and Very little knowledge of her work
she called herself typist, She had
learned her job in government Of
icc. but now she was out in the cold,
hard world. ).
surely. Miss Greene. 'incum is <
new way of spelling income Isn't il -
he asked mildly. =
She tlufrcd hcr hair with one dainty
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"NIy Svectir..
SCREEN BREvITlEs

"Milestoncs" the lfamous play writ
ten by Arnold Bennett in cola bora
ton with Edward Knoblock. has been
purchased by Goidwrn for the screen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Officer S5c." which was a great sue.
cess in New York some seasons back
has been purchased by Goldwyn. II
is limited that Tom Moore Will be
starred in tho perturbation or the
melodT n matte farce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

! polatfons. rhoy are specially par
formers varying IN type. and nave u
lot Of new hokum and juzE designed
to stir the risiplcs Of the most biasc
theaterSocr.
promised by. the Europcan vcntrnn-
has discarded the conventional meth
DDS Of his craft. all cNrcp. the in
dispcnsablc marioneite. and Eixos an
Leroy and Mabel Hart. vocalis =, will
supply melody aud harmony in Il
straight singing act. aud lovers OF
find abundant thrills and shocks in the
hish-Spccd stunts of the Leach Wnllcn
Trio. \ one-act photcplay based upon
n genuinely comic idea. series OF
amusing Topics OF the Day" feature
the movie departments contribution
10 the new Snow.
No musical event in recent years has
aroused such wide spread interest as
the coming o. Galli-Curci next Mon
day evening reservations in grea,
nutnbers have been made, by out-of-
town people. many OF whom win travel
\ considerable distance 10 hear wha.
has been proclaimed ny critics the
most beautiful voice OF all time.
Nine. t;alii-Curci w.N be assisted in
her concert by Manuel Bcrensucr,
tive fields. The recital will begin
Monday evening promptly ut $3.50
o'clock.
"My Sweetie."
Man Bloom and his new intimate
musical comedy. revue. My Swect!c"
is announced for Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday and Wednesday matinee
at the Strand. II is said to be the
hest vehicle he has ever appeared in,
and keeps him constantly on the stage
and means one big continuous laugh
TO his many admirers, Max is "a COR
nucopia OF irreprcSsiblc cachination,'
and Boyle Voolfolk. the producer. has
surrounded him with a company of
Broadway's best. including Alice Shcr
and Myrtle DcLoy. and n flock of
"Swoeties," who present a rainbow u.
rapid fire song and laughs in gorge
Gus revue Of fourteen sccaesI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

The largest dark stage ever built or
any motion picture lot is be!9e
erected at. the Bruaton studios. /
will be 3o0xl5o feet. and large enough
TO Accommodate tn. sets OF f.ft &c n
companies at the same time. Two
wells. each 3crt5 feet. will be sunk in
the flooring for water scenes. Tn.
primary object for building the neE
structure Al this Tin" is 70 prov!d
winter training quarters for Jack
Dempsey. who IS in the midst OF wori:
on his fiftccn-cpisode Western serial.
A running track VIII be marked off on
the stage By making six circuits OF
the track each morning the champion
will complete tho mil. run, which j.
part Of his daily routine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

finger for 4 moment In thought TIL,
her famous smilo camo into play.
20, I'm SO sorry!" she gurclcd.
How stupid Of me to forget tho b."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Work is progressing satisfactorily
he released by United Picture Thea
tcrs. Miss Reed is working before the
camera daily and many Of the in
terror scenes have been complctcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
InduIEent Father,

Custoincr-IIcrc. what's the mean
ing OF this? ! don't mean to- be
shaved .hy this kid. ~.
Barber--lts only my own young!
ster 2 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Movie Calendar

nIJoU-aIqrS rickfofd, in "roils-
annn.-
BLUEDIRn-A Anita Stewart, in
"The Sins of the Mothers"
BROADWAY - Lillian Gi,h. In
"rbc Greatest Question"
COLOSJ.il-Doroth Dalton, in
"His NSifc's Friend"
ISIS - Marion Davies. in "I'he
Cinema MURDER"
@Counterfeitf'
RE N-3yhc Double HoIdup."
|"FootlishS mad Takers" ana "Tnnxh
Luck" =
NlCToIrPeEsy Hyinnd. in .sThe
Web of C1anrc.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Kathleen Kcrrigan. the talented sig
ter of j. Warren. has an important.
part in her brother latest Brunton
production. One Week End" lively
comedy Of New York society life. BY
Kyndhan Martyr. Although not a.
%ell known TO picture fans a. war
ron. Miss kerrigan han a long and
cnviablc record on the stage and
screen. She starred in the Eeiagco
production Of sweet k;tty Pcilairs.'
'he play in which Jack E.rriSan made
his initial appearance before any audi
.enca- Before signing With h~r
brothers company Miss kerriSan had
completed contract with Metro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Accept "Caiitornia" Syrup OF Figs
oniy--ioo1 for the name California on
the package. then you are sure your
CHILD is having the best and most harm
less laxative or phySic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love Us delicious fruity taste. Full
direct ions for child's dose on each bot
tie. GIVE II without fear.
Mother. You must say California"
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCES
The High price or Husbands.

worth much !,
"Oh. ycs. Her father gave a. hun
bred thousand for him." ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
4 ~CheSs widow. :

You save ass-a :. go. WIDOWS Q.
courSc-~ whose husbands s7e nc
most .: .hstr waking hours ;-a4p!as
the inks. IeaNlue ihe3- a-tves q st
ion.sr-T7-ly u home. lis W-tsS
Fr!en6." Thomas =. ipct's nov picture.
Introduces Dorothy Lalto- - The ~te
OF sn F7cl:sh lord WHO = c1aT,oseG
O. ;hs Sa.se :: chess. aad nee!ec;k his
young wife - spend hours working
over INTRICATE proh.e:ns OF me game
She * chess widow. but she becomes
> real widow when her nus band IS
found rlyStSr!ously drowned = : near
by lake. An. old sweetheart; OF Hc-s,
cauEh, tust obviously By the ACsh- I'd
making love 10 ho- IS suspected OF
murder. IN the thrilling Developments,
which lead 10 India and back again,
the mystery i cleared up y -. enter
tanning manner. Henry Mo-tiuc. is
Miss paitons leading man. and tho pic
,u.s. which is Observation-Disclosures
Will BE- shown !: the Colonial Th"AIe-
the next three days = Monogram
News and 'Snub" Pollard comedy axe
on the same bill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14

Utok ma Montfaucon We Francii behem Meuse Argonne
aporu aerkych dvisi byl reprodukovan odborem vaky
Camp Meade, Maryland, prospech organsace vysou-
zilcd Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Tmto manevrem nevet
sim kdyko podniknutym odborem yalk znazornena bla
jak Sc to nejepe dalo, opraydova bitva IA. -. ]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
MfSTOPRESiDENT MAR
SHALL v CANTON.

Canton, O., IL. rijna. Pro
hlasiv, re anerlcky lid lIKdy
nezavrhne Svaz Narodu a ne
prime jiny svaz, ienz by byl
-vyroben V republikanske kon-
icrenci' We Washingtone, nlisto-
president Thomas r. Marshall
mluvil ku si1romazdeni titaii-
cimu asi $500 hlav o Svazu
Narodu iako hlavni otazce
kampane. "Pod Williamem
McKinleym a republikanskou
stranou zene .tato zapletla Sc
do sNatovych Fzaiezitosti a re-
muzeme ! Sc vymotati," praVil.
i"Kdy5,zabrali jsme kolonie
vstoupili lsme do syetove poll
tiky. ia nebudu obyinovati hi
koho z nedosJatku ViastenectFl,
lkdo jest proti Syazu Narodu
IJa jenom nlyslim. re nevi, {
Gem mluvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
pAROPLAV. SPOIL. "SLAVIA
TRANSATLANTIC CO." 4

(Cs.T.k.) V poslednich
dnech ohlevilo Sc V nekterych
teskych j sloyenskych listech y
Americe insertni oznan,eili,
vyzyvaiici kraiany k upisova-
nj akcii paroplavehni spolecno-
sti "Slavia Transatlantic Conn
pany.' Oznamka sepsana je
tax, ze cini DOZEN, jakoby spo-
lecnost ta zalozena byla ia
souhlasu nebo dokonce pod Ia
stitou ceskoslovenske vlady q
jakoby sucastneni byli nj OF
fic'elni zastupcl csl. vlady
,Jsme zlnocneni prohiasiti, zt
tomu tax. neni, a re Slavis
Transatlantic Company" jes
podnik ciste soukromy, kite
rym vlada Ceskoslovenske Re