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The Washington times., 1920-09-10
DEATH LIST 1,400
IN ITALIAN QUAKES
New Tremors Result in Heavy
Additional Casualties and
PROPERTY DAMAGE.

LONDON, Sept. 10.-More than 1.4OO
persons were killed by earthquake
shocks in northern Italy on Tuesday
and Thursday and thousands were in
jured, according to a Rome dispatch
to the Morning Post today
Heavy additional casualties and
much damage was done by new earth
tremors in the district about Reggio
and Emilia. beginning at 2:30 Thurs
day morning. said a news agency
dispatch from Rome.
The news agency correspondent
estimated the recovered dead in
Tuesdays quake at 327. Many bod
les, however, were still buried under
the ruins, and the complete death
toll could not be accurately judged.
More than 500 injured were under
treatment in hospitals at Spezia and
900 were being treated at Lucca.
The Washington times., 1920-09-10

In cell OF Londons grim old
Reading Jail. where Oscar wilde
wrote his immortal prison bsllsde.
Terence Mcswiney said this to Peter
Joseph McSwiney. his brother, one
night. Just before Christmas, 1910.
Peter, an American citizen, had
crossed the ocean to see ~ he could
heIp his brother, who with Arthur
Griffith, and other leaders of the
Easter rebellion, was interned. A
few feet from where they stood in
whispered convei sation sat the war
den, keeping close watch with eyes
and ears; for II was in the midst of
the war. and every word could be
twisted into treason.
The martyr-fre in his brothers eyes
as he uttered that premonition is
what lives most vividly in the mem
ery Of Peter Mcs-irsy nos, whe.
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any moment may bring the csbled
fash that Terence, the hunger-strik- =
ing lord mayor OF Cork. is dead.
In his neat little room at go Ess.
Thirty-frst street. amid n setting that
would warm the cookies of the heart
OF any son or daughter OF Erin, he
told today OF the last intimate talk
with TERRY" He told, besides, many
other things about Cork's martyr
mayor" things that will not be found
in the. officials records of London or
Cork, nor in the cable dispatches.
The most impressive, weirdest
feature OF the interview with this
sturdy Irish American who hitherto
had refused TO speak intimately for
publication was the story Of how
Terence McSwiney mad from his very
lcontinued on Page 2. Columa b)
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END Of ITALIAN
STRIKE IN SIGHT
Labor Meets Today to Consider
Plans for Extending
Soviet Move.

LONDON. Sept 1o.-A settlement OF
the iron and steel strike In Italy. dur
ing which workers seized hundreds of
plants and established sovlets, ls i'm =
minent, according to n Central News
dispatch from Rome today quoting
the Rome Tribuna.
Tho Italian Confederation OF Labor
day to consider plans OF extending the
soviet movement to other branches OF
industry In tho event the metal work
ers, and the mill owners were unable
TO reach an agreement.
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OF TERROR AS
TULLOW IS IN FLAMES

DUBLIN. Sept. 1O.-A reign OF ter
ror prevailed at Tullow during the
night, when the town was shot up
and partly destroyed by Are, accord
ing to reports received here. Police
men were said to have exploded
bombs in the streets and opened hre
with riffes. The inhabitants ned
from tho town in alarm.
A fire brigade was called from a
neighboring town to extinguish the
blaze.
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WOOLEN CLOTH PRICES
REDUCED 20 PER CENT

NEW YORK, Sept 1o.--An approxi-
mate cut of 20 per cent In wool cloth
prices by the American Woolen Com
pany was noted at the company's
opening ot its fall exhibit here yes
terday. according to the Textile
World Journal.
The cut is said to be less than an.
ticipated by the trade.
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F'pH Die In Prison, -
McSWiney Told His
Brother 4 Years Ago

NEW YORK, Sept 10.-"Peter, IN thinkn' I'll be out
o here before long But Pm thnkn also Peter that III
be back in gaol ere long, and likely not I'll die in gaol
Somehow seem to be feeling in my bloc d. have felt it all
my lifehat I'll die in gao But m be for Ireland, Peter
for Ireland!'
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80 PASS MILDLY TESTS.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Sept. io.-Thirty-
nine candidates passed the mental ex-
hminations for admission TO the Naval
NCademy ~ tho rccen; special exam.
gatIon. Tie new class now numbers
80 and Is cxpected TO reach $50 Ny
the admission Of q number stili to be
examined physically.
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WIFE SOUGHT DIVORCE ON EVE OF DROWNING

FIRST photograph of Roy Harper Kuehfng, who says
his wife was drowned while they were canoeing on
the Potomac Wednesday evening but who Is being held
surrounding the The picture was taken this morn
ing when Kuehling escorted TO- the scene OF the
alleged drowning by the police.
The Washington times., 1920-09-10

OLIVE THOMAS famous movie star and victim OF
v mercurial poisoning photographed with her hus
band Jack Pickford also favorite they sail
ed, smiling and happy from New York the Impera-
tor recently on their European trip.
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OLiue Thongs Dead;
.Pickford and Friends
DENY Suicidal Intent

PARIS, Sept 1O-Miss Olive Thomas, famous Amer
ican motion picture actress died in the American hospital
Neuly at 10 O'Clock this morning of mecuria poisoning
Her husband Jack Pckford brother of Mary Pckfop was
at the bedside.
The Washington times., 1920-09-10

Painters on strike in the biggest
city; they want $40 a day. They
say that they will not work at all
on Saturday. Employers of painters
unite in a proclamation to the ef-
feet that they won't pay the ten
dollars, and not working on Satur-
day Is preposterous.
For ordinary workers. when the
world needs rebuilding, two idle
days a week all the year round
would be indeed preposterous. But
the painter often sacrifices his life
to his work You may see in big
cities LIVING SKELETONS that
once we're painters, now struggling
against consumption and other
troubles, brought on by lead poi
soning. If an extra holiday every
week. spent in the open air. will
help the painter 10 fight the poison
ing effect OF his work, that extra
day should not be grudged. iim.
A5 for zen dollars dg' ar
you'd not consider that tG. ',uCh
for job with lead poisoning at
tachsd TO 1T
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Interesting, if true, for it will
teach the workers this:
In our system of industry, for
the big work you must gtue the
big reWard, otherwise you ,0on't
get 1t.
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WEATHER.:

Fair sosiskt as< prob
ably Saturday. Mid tess-
psrstsre. Moderate west
ersy winds. T~~persture
at D o'cisck. 81 a~srees-
The Washington times., 1920-09-10
ARTHUR BRISBANE
Copyright. is2o)

Italian workers seized factories,
then found they needed bosses to
direct, and especially commercial
brains to make the factories profit
able. Thererpon, it is alleged, they
kidnapped directors and managers,
planning to compel them to use
their brains and direct the work.
crs' muscles.
The Washington times., 1920-09-10

Published every evening uneluding sundA
Entered as second class matter ct the
postofAee at Washington. ID. G.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
ZOSTRENA ZDRAVOTNl
PRAVIDLA.

Ia dneSniho zasedani NEST
ske rady bude 90 tGz iednati o
zostreni zdravotnich NEST
skych zakonG, kterazto nova
pravidla odporucuje dotycny
radnf vVbor a obchodni komo-
ra. Tostfene zakonv tvkaii Sc
obydli, kar, koupelen, hfiSti. to
warren a vSech verejnych mist
nostl, kteryzto novy seznam
zdravotnich nafizeni bude
predlozen dnes radnim Potte-
rem. Dnes bude tez rokovano
kadleckov6 navrhu ohledn6
pfipoieni nekterych predme-
sti, o kterezto anexi rovn6z 27.
dubna by obGanstvo hlasovalo.
Radni Calm pfipravil ku
dneSni schnzi ordinance. mari
Zujici m6stskemu klerkovi, a
by doplnil legalnimi podpisy
petice ohledne sedmiprocent-
nich trakcnich dividend a otaz
ka by byla pres nedavne soud
nj roZhodnuti "a referendnich
voleb 27. dubna rozhodovana.
Radni Calm je toti2 proti to-
mu, ably akcionari spolecnosti
poulitnich drah vydelavali Vi
ce jak Sest procent dividend.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
TRAKCNf TUNELY.

23. brezna bude Sc konat V
nfadOvn6 mavora schGZe ohle-
dn6 pGitkv S15.0OO.OOO. nut
ne ma stavbu m6stskvch trakc-
rich tunelH V dolennim meste.
Asi stO vlivnVch obCanG bude
do poradni t6 schHze pozvano.
kterVzto stoGlennV vVbor ma
uf'nit nutne krokv. abv patna-
ctimillionova pHiGka doGka'a
o" schvaleni volitii "a primarek
'7 dubna. Mavor Davis bude "
n"it"ci oh'edna pHiGkv rovn6z
nomahnt kdasto n'anv nroiek-
tuneli nTipravf new
"orskV odhorny inzenyr II. M.
Rrickenhoff
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
PREFERENCNi HLASOVANf
MA BYTI ZRUSENO.
Radni Stannard navrhuje tez,
aby mayorova sluzebni lhIta
prodlouzena byla ma ctyri roxy

Predseda mestske rady Stan
nard navrhne V dneSnim Ease
dani, ably preferencni hlasova-
nj volbach bylo zruseno a
mGstsky carter die toho byl po-
zmen6n.Stannard povazuje tro
il vyber kandidatG "a zbytecny
i neprakticky pak-li rada do
tyCne zruSeni vyberu schvali,
obGane mali 0 jeho ordinance
"a srpnovych primarek rozho-
dovati. Jiny navrh Stannarddv
ie, ably dosavadnf dvouleta lh1
ia mayorova byla prodlouzena
ma Ctyfi roxy, pon6vadz b6hem
dvou let mayor svuj uTad ami
dostatecne seznati nemGze a
nasledovne mestu nemGze pri-
nesti zadouci prospech. Ia ctyr
leteho terminu mayor mohl by
SO lip Zapracovati. Ctyrleta
lhGta necht' vejde vsak V plat
most teprve po vyprSeni lhGty
naseho pristine docasneho
mavora Fitzgeralda.
V dneSni schulz mestske ra-
DIV podana bude tez predloha,
abv Ma ziv6iSich ulicich, kde
kary nejezdi. byla zavedena
autobusova doprava pasazerH.
Gimz traktnimu systemu znaG-
ne bude pomozenO. Navrhuie
tax radni Calm, ktery zada. a.
bv mestskt auto-busy iezdi'y
predevSim ma Carnegie q
Franklin Ave. Rvlo by jich tre-
ba asi sto a staly by $550.0O0
kteryzto naklad V n6kolika le-
tech poplatky "a iizdu byl by
nahrazen. Calm veri totiz, re
dotv6ne autobusy nesly by roc
ne $137.532 "a jizdne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
NOVY USPECH DRAM.
KROUzKU "VCELKA".

Dramaticky krouzek "VGel-
ka" mel vcera V Ceske Narod-
nj SIM veliky uspech Stolbo-
YOU veselohru Zach, ia laska"
Neien ze ucinkuiici jako vzdy
hrali dobfe a navsteva byla
znaCna, rovn6z tfiaktovka ka-
zdemu Sc libila, take publ
KUN 2 aplausu temGr nevycha-
zelo. Jiz prv6 jednani vneslo
Y hlediSt6 pfiiemnou naladu,
kterazto nalada stupnovala sc
aktu druhem a vyvrcholila V
iednani zav6reCn6m, V nemz
poutavy ten del rozuzlil Sc pri-
zniv6 pro vSechny hlavni cha
raktery spisovatelem do hry IL
vedene. Hlavnimi temi charak-
terry byly waste danny Karoli-
Ma (pani Anna Maresova). Mi
lada (pani Marta Navratilo-
va), Olga (pi. Marie Juppo-
va), teta Severova Cpl. Marie
Baslova), iakoz i pansk6 role,
architekt KuneS p. Tichy). A
dolf (p. NavrAtiD, zahradnik
(p. Strachota), Romansky (p.
Teller), Dir. kalivoda (p. Kot-
meD, kalaS (p. KubaSta)
kdezto podradn6 ulohy pan
sk6 kucharky (pi. Svehlove a
pi. Mokre) velice pekne celek
dop novaly.
Milada jest dumava, sectela
divka do niz zamiloval SO fcs-
ny architekt KuneS 0 jehoz DT'
zen uchazely sc ostatne vSech-
ny svobodne danny V domacno-
sti pani Severov6. Milada Ku
neSem Sc sice zasnoubila. re
shatku vsak seslo. ponevad2
snoubenka ia predstavovala 81
manzelstvi V barvach. jakych
We skutecnem zivot6 neni q
chotl KuneSovou stala Sc ma ko
nee tiperna ieii sestTiGka. "sest
nactilety nerozum" Olga. ktera
syou naivni hrou a neznym
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
AUTOBANDITE PREPADLi
HAZARDNf HRACE.
karbaniku dome
els. 47S Arbor Road prisla o
$6e2.

V obydli els. 478 Arbor Road
bavila Sc dnes casn6 rano spo-
leGnost karbanikG. Hrali celou
noe kdyz domaci pan, Pa
trick Oliver pomyslel liz ma roz
puSteni svych spoluhraGG, pred
domem zahlucel automobil a
Oliver vvSel ma verandu, ably Sc
pfesv6dcil, jacf vzacni host6
iei chteji navstivit. By-i to
bandite revolvery ozbrojenf a
pet ma pocet. Nez-li Sc Oliver
2 uzasu vzpamatoval, naGelnik
lupitG narldil mu vzpazit ru-
ce a zav6sti nezvanG hostv do
ieho henry, kde doSlo hned ku
konfiskaci pen6z ma stole Sc po
valuiicich. Bylo tech pen6z V
tastce $692. Vetrelci zmocnili
SO iich bez obtizi, OliverGv
ddm opustili tiSe a uieli Ease
autem beZe stopy, take policie
Hadneho re sme,cn dosud neza
tkla. PoSkozenymi hazardniky
mimo uveden6ho maiitele do
mu isou Henry Wood. Ed.
Bennett, G.. Gross. J. Miller.
r. Wolcott, JOS. Wood a Boyd
Rorebaugh, vsichni re SOU
sedstvi. Lupici mimo hotovych
nen6z ukradli Jim tez hodinky
iakoz drobne klenoty. Neiv6t
81 ztraty ma Wood, iemuz od-
nesena bandity vyhra 1891 a
neimene ztratil ]. Miller, ie-
muz lupiti odnesli $4, Miller
prohraval totiz po celou noe a
navSt6vou banditG prohrali We
skuteGnosti vsichni zde uvedeni
hazardnici. Vy,ifeny prepaid u
dal Sc dnes rano Ike Gtvrte no.
dine.
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STIHANf PRESTUPNfKU
NARODNf PROHIBICE.

M6stSti policiste a vladni a.
GENT pozatykali sobotu ce-
lou radu domnelych prestupni
XII narodni zapovednosti a
skonfiskovali celkem Sest pa
len (sti l3), jakoz i znacne "a
Soby hro2inek a nevylezele ko-
ialky. Policista Heina zabavil
aparat ma vyrobu whisky V oby
dli slovenskeho d6lnika VI. Me-
traka, 1904 Croton Ave. jakoz
i Is gallonu lihovin. Jina palma
skonfiskovana We spoleGnem o.
bydli M. Kotaka, M. Chudobny
no a M. Manzevskyho, 6706
Broadway, kde rovnez objeVe-
no nekolik kvartu Cerstve ko-
ralky a mnozstvi hrozinek. Po-
dobna konfiskace vyrlzena We
SIX ep6 Jana Bonihace, 1246
Nych. 173 ulice, kde mimo pal
ny objeveno so gallonu nedo-
delane whisky. Mike Erwin "a
teen byl vladimir agentem We
Strongsville pro tajne vareni
lihovin a byvaly hostinsky A..
Stetz, 1916 Main Ave-, zatGen
pro prodej lihovych napoiG
svym patronam. Podobny osud
potkal M. Leniase, 4104 Payne
Ave. a r. Bernsteina, 1902
Woodland Ave.
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ZABILA NIUE. UPRCH.
LEHO kARANCE.
Jedenact .restancn vylamalo Sc
vGera vGzeni Dayton, 0.

z m6stsk6 venice V Dayton,
O.. uprchlo vcera V noci II pro
vinilcI, jejichz vudcem byl
23lety James Henderson, od-
souzeny ma delSi dobu do pra-
covny pro tyranl mlade sve ze-
ny. Henderson vylamal mrlze
u okna spoleCne kobky a dru-
by sve vedl ma stfechu pfistav-
ku, odkudz jeden po druhem
spouSt6li Sc ma nadvofl. Utek
byl zpoZorovan brZy veZno-
We, ktefi chte puvodnich IL
uprchlikG nasledovat, byli stra
III pfekvapeni a do iinych ko-
bek zavleGeni. Mezi tim Hen
dersonem vedenl muzi roZprch
Ii Sc ma vsechny strany, kdezto
Henderson zamfril primo ku
svemu domovu, ably pomstil Sc
Ien6, iez uvezn6ni jeho prOsa-
dila. Do sveho obydli vnikl o.
knem a ielikoz poCinal 81 hfmo
the, manzelka jeho byla ma ne
bezpeGi upoZorn6na V cas-. Hen
dersonova pred roZeZlenym
muzem utekla do. podkrovi,
kde postavila Sc ma odpor S
bambitkou pravici. Sotva tu-
diz Henderson ma schodech ma
pGdu vedouclch Sc objevil, "a
traskla rama a on do srdce sire
leny skutalel Sc mrtev do pfi-
zemi. Hendersonova byla zatCe
ma, lee neni pochyby, re soud
roZhodne vuci nj mirne. Jeji
muz byl totiz n6kolikrate tre-
stany surOvec a rvaG, jenZ sou
dun V Dayton zpusobil iiz
mUohou neprijemnost. L desc
Ii .zminenych uprchliku nebyl
posud zadny dopaden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
DRUHY TYDEN ELEKTRIC.
KE VYSTAVY.
Prosluly angl. vynalezce Han
dley-Page cestnym hostem W.
stavniho vyboru.

"Elektricka" vystava V Boil
val blocku V dolennim m6ste
skonGila vGera prvy svGj tyden
a dnes zahaiuie tyden druhy,
ktery rovnez slibuje byti pro-
nikavym uspechem. Ackoliv Wy
dani poradaiicfho vyboru OBJ
naSeii 100000, ,dosavadni finan
chi prijem kryje jiz vsechny
vylohy a V tomto tydnu oceka-
vanv jsou jeste vetsi navstevy.
Zvlast6 dnes bude ucast publi-
ka jiste velika. Prosluly vyna-
lezce. aviatik a inzenyr Frede-
rick Houndley-Page stane Sc
cestnym hostem vystavniho Wy
boru a bude svych vynale-
zech prednaset odpoledne Han
d ey Page vynalezl zvlaste BIZ
tevni aeroplany neobyGejne ry-
chlosti, kterazto letadla anne
rickou armadou "a svetove val
ky bvla uzivana. Mimo to zdo-
konalil RUNE elektricke apa-
raty aviatice nutne a rovnez V
bezdratne telegraph docilil
znacnych uspech6. We stredu
odpoledne bude Sc ma vystavi-
sti produkovat slavna kapela
amer. marinakd, jakoz i vau-
devillni spo ecnos. vojenska. V
sobotu bylo ma vvstavisti 5000
technikn z mestskych Skol a
dnes bude Sc V Bolivar blocku
silny p6vecky sbor produko-
vat. Nasledujici dnv budou
miti rovn6z specielni progra-
my a sobotu bude Kystavka
uZavfena.
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KAREL DIVls.

Soucasne oznamuii. re
dne 21. hrezna Sc bude uva-
dat move cislo do Jednotv
Taboritu. Bohatv zabavnl
program n 20 nropramu ta-
necnl vinek. Zacatek slav-
nosti We $3.50 hod. odpole-
dine. O vse bude postarano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
MYCKY POZADUJf VETSf
MZDU.

Zeny, zabyvajici Sc poklize-
MIN a mytim V okresni budov6
slibuji stavku, pak-li mzda ne
bude Jim opet zvySena. Do ne
davna vydelavaly po $3.50 den
ne a nyni mali po $66 mesicn6
Okresni komisaii ma novy po-
aadavek mycek pry nepfistou-
ri. Pravi tax spravce okresni
budovy Blackstock.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15

BRATRI
TABORITE!

Ultra V 8 hodin vecer kona
Sc V Mt. Pleasant mimofad-
ma schuze "a piicinou pre-
hlednutl mych zalezitosti.
Zadam zastupce Velkoloae
a hlavni ufedniky, bv Sc do
stavili do sine ma vych 131.
ulici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
DETEKTIVUV AUTOMOBIL
USMRTIL CHODCE. :,

Mest3ky detektiv John Shi!
bley. 1911 zap. 105 ul. usmrtil
bezd6Cn6 dnes rano ma Superb
or Ave. nejakeho muze, 0
nemz Sc mysli. re to Mike Var
Villas z Rockwell Ave. DONNIE
~ Varvilas chtel prebehnouti
ulici a detektiv udava. re po-
cinal 81 Zmatene a primo mu
pred auto vbehl. Pozdstatky
Zahubeneho nalezaji Sc nyni V
okr. marnici. kde neblahy pfi-
pad "a dnesniho inkvestu ko-
roner Zoul bude vysetfovati.
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predecessor upoutala zvlaste v
tretim jednani cele hlediste.
Lee rovn6z predchazejici akt
byl velice krasne sehran a zvla
ste zahradnf Sc6na, zachran6ni
sester Milady a Olgy bylo ma
dherne provedeno, V kterezto
scene zahradnik Kotrba stal Sc
rovnez oblibencem obecenstva.
Velice krasny byl tez zpev
Karoliny (pi. Amy Maresove)
! iez vlozkou svou prvni lasce
dosahla potlesku vseho publ
ka. We skutecnosti vsichni L.
cinkujicl pocinali 81 vcera zda
the, takze veselohra plynula
od sveho pocatku az ku svemu
Zakonceni V ladnem tempu, kite
ryzto soulad niGim nebvl poru-
sovan. Vsichni UGinkujici nastu
dovali sve partie dokonale, W.
prava byla rovn6z spravna a
rezie presna. take vGereiSi We
cirek nasi "Vcelky" lie pova-
zovat "a ieden z nejvetsich IL
sp6chG V letoSni divadelni sezo
ne. Hru ridil p. Cenek Kotmel,
iemuz ku vGereiSimu uspechu
treba rovnez gratulovati. A
roZumi Sc sam0 sebOu, ze tez
orchestr Sdruzeni Ceskych Hu
debnikG Sc osv6dGil. Hral "
meziakti komplikovane sklad-
bv operni. melodie lidove. ces-
ke i americke a bvl rovn6z ca
stVm aplausem zahrnovan. Ce-
lex vGbec byl znamenity a o.
becenstvo sve uznani tn chvili
ucinkuiicim proievovalo. A
pon6vadz. lax jiz zaznamena-
no. tez navSt6va bvla obrovska
Dofadatelstvo mGze byti V kaz
dem ohledu spokojeno.
V priStlm programu naSeho
7asluzneho dramatickeho krou
zku "Vcelka" bude "Navrat
teskoslovenskeho legionare."
kterazto casova velice zaji-
mava hra dostane Sc ma Narod
nj ieviste II. dubna pfi prilezi
tosti konference Ceskos' oven
GkVch LePionafG Y Clevelandu.
'VGelka' sehrala znamenit6 no.
vinku tn liz jednou II. dub
ma bude il ma nalehavou "a
dost nasich ceskoslovenskych
vyslouzilcu opakovati. Veri-
me. re i opakovani iimaveho
onoho d6je bude uspesne a od-
poruGuieme jei kazdemu, ienz
o podobnv uslechtily vecirek
Sc zajima.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
ZACHYCEN PAROSTROJEM.

Ma trait Erie drahy mezi
vych 55 a 65 ulici zachycen byl
V sobotu pfesinovacfm paro-
stroiem Jan Levera, po zelez-
nicnim naspu domG, 1924 Svo-
boda Ave. Sc vraceiici. Byl
poranen V boku a domacim 0
setrovani Sc prftomn6 nachazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
OMAN ENf!

Uvadl Sc tlmtO. ma vedOmi
vsem podilnikGm a vsem,
kteri Sc ,zaiimaii' O vynalez
D. Kodzivodv, abv Sc dosta-
viii do schGze. ktera Sc bude
kOnati dnes vecer V 7::3O h.
V 'slni n. kebla ma Mcbride
roh Dolloff Rd. Prace dosti
rvchle pokracuie a lie nutno,
ably Sc kazdy dostavil.
A STRAKA, tai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
COX PLANNING
BRISK finale
PIunges Into WhirIwind
Finish OF Campaign
NY HERBERT w. WALKER

CHICAGO. Oct. so,--Oov. James
NJ. Cor. here today 20 make one OF
the final speeches Of his whlrlwind
stump campaign In the Coliseum.
where senator Harding was nominal.
ed. stated that he would consult with
Senator David l. walsh. Of Ma-sa.
ehusetts; Bourks cockrnn and Gov.
Alfred T.. smith. Of New York. and
others M 10 "the cause OF ireland :"
Gov. Cox arrived in Chicago short
ly after o'clock this wornIng.
His statement was In response 10
inquiries from organizations In New
York rs 20 what steps he would take
10 obtain action on the league OF ma,
tons and the Irisb and Jewish aues.
tons.
His reply was:
III am elected shan recognize
the mandate for entrance into the
league OF nations. shall work out
that solution In conference with tho
senate, with acceptance OF such help.
ful reservations az are necessary 20
secure that end. shan consult with
Wilson. Taft and Root. and any 9th.
crs who. b. virtue OF their expert.
encs. can render helpful service"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
BIG WINDUP 70
S. A. CAMP AICN
$l25,0 900 Drive Has WhirI-
wind Finish

business men. war veterans and
Elkn staged an enthusiastic windup
Saturday OF tho salvation Army
campaign. The drive has been In
progress since October Is
With the slogan, w. started the
lob laat year--let's finish u now
tho men who have been fighting for
the salvation iasslos' dream az a
girls homo here. made desperate 81.
forts TO raise tho $4,000 quota
which had been allotted this year.
while the official campaign period
closes Saturday evening. headquer'
tors at e0f fiogc Annex will remain
open next week 10 clean up all details
of tho campaign Subscriptions will
he received from those who have not
had the opportunity to contribnte
no far.
Committees Of r.iiss and siN III.
vision men are flooding the city with
tickets for the bis benefit dance 90
b. given at the Armor,' next satur'
day evening. Firms In ballard.
Losrhi. West Seattle and the Uni
vrruity districts have volunteered TO
sall tickets for tho event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30
RECOGNITION IS
HOPE OF MEXICO
Believe U. S. and Powers
viii Approve
ny a. I. BRADFORD

WASHINGTON. Oct. so.--Rscor.
milton BY the principal allied powers
soon will be won by the new Mexi.
can government as the result OF
the virtual promise 81 recognition
by the United States. representa-
lives here Of the new regime de-.
elar~d today.
While several Of the South Amer
lean and Central American govern.
ments have recognized Mexico. tn.
great powers. such as Great Britain
and France. have withheld action.
II was understood they have been
awaiting definition OF the attitude
OF the United Staas.
Observers here were skerticai OF
the confidence Of Mexico In winning
early recognition by the other great
powers pointing out Great Britain
never granted recognition to Car.
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