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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
MADE TO AID
ORPHANS OF THE STATE
Contributions of One Days Work Viii
Be Requested to Aid Fatherless

The publicity committee of the North
Carolina Orphan Association has issued
it's appeal to the people of the State to
contribute during the coming Thanks
giving season something to the support
and maintenance of the orphans of the
State.
The zone Day for the Orphans
movement was inaugurated several years
ago and it has been a wonderfully sue
cessful means of bringing to the atten-
ton of the citizens of the State the
duty they owe the wards of society.
The object of the movement is not par
ticularly to care for the orphans who
are already in the various institutions
in North Carolina, but to make it pos
sible for these institutions to reach out
and take in the thousands who cannot
be accumulated.
This request for one days work is
not a large one. Rich and poor can par
ticipate in it without inconvenience. 1t
is a worthy cause and q little seh-de-
NAL will bring joy to many lonely
heart, 1t is requested that offerings be
made on Thanksgiving and it is an ap->
propriate occasion. No better time
could be selected for one to give real
expression of thanks. Offerings should
be sent thru ones church or lodge The
Pythians of Elizabeth City Lodge No.
122, have appointed Matt Baker to So
licit and receive offerings, and he. will
see members of the lodge and others as
we'll
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
ELIZABETH CITY BEATS
ROCKY MT. AT FOOTBALL
Local Team Had a Hard Time But Did
1t With a Score of 27 to 25 In
Its Favor

In a close game Friday between the
football teams of the High schools o:
Rocky Mount and Elizabeth City, the
home team came out winner with 6
score of 27 to 25 in its favor 1t was
hard work for Rocky Mount is consid
cred one of the best high school teams
in the state. Elizabeth City seemed a
little agitated at the beginning but re
gained it's nerve when the game was halt
over. The score then stood 19 to in
favor of Rocky Mount.
Rocky Mount had one of the best
players seen here this season, but Eliz-
abeth City far outplayed Rocky Mount
both on offensive and defensive. All q
its plays were made in practically the
last half Of the game while Rocky Mount
team did very little.
By whipping Rocky Mount, Elizabeth
City has earned the right to~play Red
Oaks team tomorrow. If the home team
whips Red Oaks tomorrow, the home
gridiron viii be entitled to real cham
pionship game.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19

changed its name to Kramer Bros. Co.
under the management of third gene
ration of Kramers. :. Two, grandsons of
D. S. Kramer, ]. Howard Kramer and
Frank, kramer president and secretary
treasurer of Kramer Bros. Co. respect=
lively are now most actively concerned
in the management of the firm.
After getting into its new quarters
on or about January first, 1921 Kramer
Bros. Co. intends to begin the manu-
facture of ready-made homes, so that
people miles away can order cut to fit
materials from a catalog and erect
homes without the aid of carpenters
This will &c a new industry in North
Carolina and the biggest industrial step
ever undertaken in this city.
The present mill site and buildings
which front 400 feet on Martin street
and about So feet on Poindexter street
will be sold. The two story Office build
ing which is about 200 feet long is an
ideal location for a new business and it
was noised about sometime ago that q
osiery mill project had been launched
} occupy it.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
A FORLORN WIFE
AND RUINED GIRL
A Dismal Chapter in Misguided Lives
of Three Who Might Have Done
Better

Boarding in the home of a 10 year old
girl the while his wife was working to
support his three young children, is the
charge made against E. B. Pugh of Old
Trap who was arrested here this week
on a warrant sworn out in Farmville
Pitt county where Pugh had been work
ing as a carpenter. Pugh is about so
years old and was married in June "a,
1905 to a 10 year old girl at Old Trap
and three children aged II. nine and
seven years have come of this marriage
He has been separated from his wife
for sometime and was working on
building project as carpenter, at Farm
vile where he met a IS year old girl
who was carried away with the stranger
like young girls usually are with stran-
gers, fell in love with him and later
when folks suspected something was
amiss, fled with Pugh to South Carolina,
it is alleged. Pugh left the girl in South
Carolina. came back to Camden county
and entered a plea for dissolution of
matrimony from his wife charging her
with adultery with unnamed persons.
Meantime the little girl who fled with
him from Farmville could not be locat-
ed nor could any trace of her where
abouts be picked up and a warrant was
sworn out for the apprehension of Pugh
and he was found in Elizabeth City look
ing after his divorce suit which had
been removed here and was to have
been tried this week, but his wife had
entered a counter plea and the case
could not come off. Mrs. Lulu Pugh de-
MES any infraetions of the duty of a !
true and loyal wife and claims that her
husband severely. mistreated her and
loafed around stores the while she was !
forced to take ii sewing for the sup
port of the family and that she has to |
fetch wood and undergo numberless hard
ships while her child was in it's infancy. |
Mrs. Pugh resides at 251 w. York st.
IN Norfolk to which town she went af-
ter leaving her husband.
Pugh was required to give bond in
The sum of $1,000 pending trial for fe-
onious seduction of the Is year old
girl, and violation of the white slave"
aw. He comes of a good family of +,
Camden where his father is well
Known merchant of Old Trap.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
MIR. SMALL SAYS
IT DOESN'T PAY
New York World Says He Told
Buffalo Audience That Is
Why He Quit Con-
greSS

Congressman John II. Small has re-
tired from Congress because there ISM
enough money in the job. according tc
the Buffalo correspondent Of the New
York World. This will be news to many
people here in northeastern North Car
olina. Under date of Nov. II, 1920 the
New York World printed the following
from Buffalo:
Especial to The WORLDLY
Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. II, 1920-'sThe
salary of Congressman is too small
to attract men of ability unless they
are in business and can afford to be
away from their work. declared Re
preventative J. II. Small of North
Carolina in an address before the
Rotary Club here to-day.
Il am retiring from Congress next
year after twenty two years of service
for the simple reason that I cannot
afford to continue on the job he
said
Eve got to get out and earn some
thing. l know of half dozen mem
bers retiring for the same reason.
The type of men now going to Con-
gress cannot earn $500 a year at
home. There is report that sala-
ries may be raised to $4,000, and
hope it goes through, for, Lord knows,
the boys in Washington need it."
Friends of Mr. Small here in Eliza
beth City say they do not believe that
Mr.. Small has been correctly quoted by
The World and are awaiting some word
Of correction or explanation from Mr..
Small
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
INFORMANT IN HOT WATER

1t has leaked out in the younger set
that the party who has given the minis
ters of the city so much information
about immortality in the town is young
married man who is something of 8
rounder himself and has figured in sew
eral whispered scandals. And now
some of the young fellows who insist
that things are not as bad as painted
are making it hot for the chap who has
been telling the ministers things ard
are threatening to tell his wife few
things in reprisal.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
CHORAL SOCIETY WILL
GIVE CONCERT TONIGHT

''The Holy City" will be sung by the
Elizabeth City Choral Society this even
ing at the high school auditorium, be-
ginning promptly at 8 o'clock.
Tickets are on sale at Selig's for
one dollar, or an associate member
card may be secured for one dollar, en-
titling the holder to two tickets.
The Begar Orchestra of Portsmouth
will accompany the oratorio and a spe-
cial soloist, X. L. Hullsick, has been
secured. These are features of unusu-
al interest in addition to the fact that
the best talent Of the city, under the
very capable direction 81 F. R. Hufty,
with Miss Ada Lester Burfoot, pianist,
make up the personnel of the oratorio.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
FINED $40 FOR THREAT

Tom Albertson, living out Okisko way
on the Desert Road was fined $40 and
costs in police court here Tuesday morn
ing for threatening James White, a col
ored farm hand who worked for Albert
son. 1t developed that there was dis
pute over some money due. White and
Albertson wouldn't pay. The argument
came to words and Albertson threatened
using a gun.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
Hathaway Says

If YOU wear glasses, have
your '' eyes and glasses both
examined from time to time,
and go to the place where you
can afford to pay a reason
able price for real professio-
nal work. Remember your
eyes are your bread-winners.
Take care of them.
You have your teeth ex-
amined twice a year. Why
not you eyes? They are
more important.
DR.. J. D. Hathaway
Optometrist
'hone ooo Bradford Bldg
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19

Mrs.W. o. Saunders entertained at e
linen shower, Wednesday evening from
8 to 10 o'clock in compliment to Miss
Lula Garnett Balance, whose marriage
to Mr.. Casper Scott Lamb of Belvidere
N. 6. will take place at City Road NJ
q. Church ON Wednesday, Nov. e24' at
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
FINED FOR
DlsoRDERLY CONDUCT

Jack Wells, printer of a Republican
paper here was fined $40 and costs in
the Recorders Court Monday morning
for using disorderly and abusive Ian
-guage on the street on the night of Oc-
tober %. Wells noted an appeal.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
BIG REDUCTION

G. A. Cooke has reduced his entire
line of Mems and Boys Suits and Over
coats, 25 per cent or One Fourth off,
from the original prices. See adver-
tisement on editorial page. adv.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
BOX SUPPER AT HARBheRR'

There will be an oyster and box sup
per given at Harbinger schoolhouse.
Harbinger, NJ c., Saturday evening
November II, 1920, by the Christian
Women's Missionary Society.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
TURK KNOWS

Turk Morrisette's idea of smart girl
is one who can make her complexion
taste as good as it looks.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19

Net cash receipts from sub
scriptions for same period $4f4.OO
COLUMBIA SAUNDERS
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of November, 1920.
M. B. CULPEPPER
(SEAL) Notary Public
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19

The Elizabeth City Merchants AS
sociation or any advertiser is invit-
ed to investigate the above state
ment. THE INDEPENDENT keeps
lis records Straight and its circuIa-
ton list is an open book to all ad-
vertisers.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-11-19
= + + q + + .
A SWORN STATEMENT

Personally appeared before me, a
Notary Public in and for Elizabeth
City, N. c., Columbia Saunders who
being duly sworn says that the fol-
lowing Is a true statement of the
circulation receipts of THE INDIE
DENT, published at sos, e. Fearing
ST, Elizabeth City, N. c. for the
month beginning Oct. Is, 1920 and
ending Nov. Is, i920:-
Renewal subscriptions
: New subscriptions ------ IS
Total number of subscriptions
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Total number of subscriptions
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
DNE.S BUDOU NOMINACNf REG.
KONVENCE SCHVALILA VYLOUCENf REEDOVO A
DOSAZENf PALMEROVY DELEGACE Z GEORGE.

San Francisco, 90 tervna. vsek6 slneisi oposce
nrodn demokraicka konvence poracovaa programu
souhlase pfnm Wsonovy admnistrace. Schvala vyou-
cen senaora Reeda ako Delegate patty ds missoursk
a dosazeni Palmerovy deegace George.
Po techto pracich organisatnich
lis seide Ultra IL hodn dopoedne, ky bude zapoca-
to nominacnm fecm pro iednoive kandidaty.
Bee oposce konvence pTala senatora Robinsona
eho pededu jak bylo pfanim admnistrace vyslecha
hou programovou rec jsou oposici Cd znch ma
navrh guvernera Smha New Yoru posala blahopreny
egram Robersov Tennessee pro jeho rozhodnu
ku svon sn6mu do zvlasniho zasedan aby edna
dodatku narodni istav6 zajmu zenskeho voebnho
prava Konvence uZnaa stran6 pznavSi Jim
mista ufedniku mezi nimiz Jest pi. Martin
Glynnova, manzelka dfiv6jsho guvern6ra New Yorku
Pracovn vybory, iez byy dopoledne od
roty cas- ably mohy podiet zasedani konvence
anz by dokonciy patformu Senator Robinson by doprova
podum vyborem tele guvern6rem Broughem
kansasu, zapoGal svoii rec as 2:30
Senator Robinson odchyl pripravene reel
pusti do senaora Hardnga repubkanskeho kanddata
presdentstv enz naval senaora Hrama Johnsona
kirem Theodore Roosevea Benediktem Arnodem Shro-
mazdeni asao p kazd6m toku repubikanskeho
data Robnsonova bya pferusovana casymi nadeny
mi demonstracem zvase kdyz pranyfova repubkany Sc
nate ech sanovisko ku Syazu Narodd mirove
Zminova tom presidenta Wsona byo 1oceno po-
nevada nevza n6ktere repubkanske senatorv
merickor rniGeHou mss Paf3z.
"Kdyby nemoh ukazati schopnosti zpGsobilosti
projednan smlouyy nez- ukazai uvazovanf nj"
zvola 'pak bGh vsemohouc zehne Woodrow Wsona je
nevzal sebou do Evropy."
Toto bylo obzvlast pznve pfao ohromnym shromazde-
nm jez jasalo opet op6t provoavalo ra slava
bnsonov."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
BRYAN JEST We SVEN ZIVLU.
ZAHAJIL PRED VYBOREM BITVU v ZAJMU SUCHE
PLANKY PLATFORME

San Francisco 20. cervna. - Otevreny BOZ prohibc
irskou ozku ne sporne body demokracke platformy
haen by dnes pred resoucnim vyborem, kdezo vGdcove
oukromf snazi urovnat rozdy nedorozumen aby
nepfaesvi nebyo pozdei do konvence samone
Po koncenf slysen pny resouGnf vybor odrocil
hodin Ultra rano cenove vyboru plaomu pfedpovida
re pres ouhe nocni zasedan poda zprvu
tn hodinu
Byanovy lege utrpely prvni porszku pred pnym
luenm vyborem, kdyz paramentarni btva msa
fecnk byla rozhodnuta 27 pro 25 hasm prospech
mokrych Nebyo by vsak dobfe pfklada zvastnf
ezitos nebot iednao kter strana ma mluv
prvnf.
debate sus mokT tvrd, re jeich protivnici pokous
otev prohbicn otazku tudiz by NELL pTedozt
svG pfpad napTed Kdyz suS by donucen zaca Bryan
prevail sechen cas- povoleny srane ale rozde e mez
ostani renky zastupuc Prothostnskou gu kosten spoil
ky n6 prohibicni organisace.
Jmenem mokrych W. Bourke Cochran New Yorku by
havnm mluveim debate behem n Bryan by vyzvan, aby
sv6t spoeni Prohostinskou ligou On popre by
by obdrze akouko odmenu cd igy krone po tr m6sice
minuleho roku "a jiste vefejne feci."
rske otazce bylo argumentovano tax bojovne re pre-
pnena vyborova sin bya neustae vrave Odpdrc navrhu
uznan rske repubhky by neustae pferusovan vysm
van pfate Iska ednou neb dvakrate by nazvani haf
meztm pTedseda vyboru buSenm pakou do stolku
I'll udrzeti pofadek cmz srazce neme mic epsi zdar
Argument rskou panku veden by Frankem Walshem
jmenem oposce mluv Demarest Lloyd Bostonu predseda
Lloyal Coalition.
EOmpersem enz prohs repubikanska strana vepsala
81 reakc sve ze denicky HAS musi nat nekde
jnde prostfedf k vyjadfeni svych prani
o Svazu NarodG kterazo otazka rovnez hrozf rozviT
bitvu sale konvencnm az dosud zmnka, avSak
kazda na otazka byl tim neb onim docena TAX bylo
vrhovno aby patfoa prohlasla neodvislost Fipn
pro samosprvu Porto Rca peneznf komisi uceem
staleni hodnoy doaru aby vyjadfia sympathe Koreou
by zasba udrzovanf amerckch obchodnch lodi
konroe amerckych zamu ably sbia uedeni bondd svobo
dy do pine hodnoty aby prohasa neodvislos Indie
Zstupc tichomoskych stau zasazuji pahku vysovu
jici prot psehovaectvi aponcd pro vlasnctv pddy
t6m, co zde jiz jsou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
CESI POzADUJf PLEBISCIT
MA TESfNSKU.

Washington, %. cervna. -
Ceskoslovenska Informacni
kancelar rozeslala nasledujici
zpravu ma konsulaty republi-
Ky teto zemi:
Vybor obou domG parlamen-
tn Ceskoslovenske republiky
pro zahranicni zalezitosti u
snesl Sc po 2ralem uvazeni, re
ma zaklade stavajicfch pome-
ri ukrcsu TeSmskem jest
pouze jedine NONE stanovisko
a to Jest:
StaJi neustupne ma pozadav-
ku plebiscitu, o jehoz usp6S-
mem vysledku jest Narodnf
Shromazdeni pevne pfesvedce-
no.
VSeobecne mineni Shromaz-
deni je, re nenl napOsto Zad-
ne zaruky 0 spravedlivem a
spravnem vysledku ma zaklade
arbitrace.
PTi konferenci s polskym
ministrem zahranicnich zalezi-
tosti bude sc vsi pravdepodob-
nosti ucinen pokus stanoviti
aspon hranice, ktere by prispe-
ly k zachovani poradku V do
be plebiscitu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
ANGLE A CEsKOSLOVENSKO.

Widen, 10. cervna. post.
zpr.) Dnesni "Abend" prina-
81 nasledujici telegram Pra-
hy: Otazka vychodniho Slez-
ska vstoupila do uplne move
no stadia. Tim nastal take sve-
todejny obrat V politice stred-
nj Evropy. Vychodni Slezsko
Sc svymi ohromnymi uhelny-
mi poklady jest spornym nze-
MIN, jehoz narodni prislus-
most jest odvisla cd hlasovanl
lidu. Vitezstvi Ceskosloverska
pri tomto hlasovani bylo jiste.
Pro Polaky jest jen dvoii moz-
nosti. Bud valka s Ceskosloven
skem, nebo zamezeni plebisci-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
NEMECKOP PRY SPLNf SMLOUVU.

Berlin, 90 cervna. Kancl6f Fehrenbacn, panen-
ske reel rSskem prohs ezto drvejs nepraee
N6mecka odepre zrevdova Versaskou smlouvu Nemecku
nezbyva mic Jineho nez uCint pocvy pokus spnen
podminek Zejmena on6ch odsavcu tykacch zmensenf
armady Tyto museif byt pln6ny poctive bez vyhrady
prav pokud to budeme moc prove bez ohrozen naSeho
vnterniho poTadku povinno pohranicn poce" Kan
clerova Zmnka 'pOhranGni poc" patrn6 tyka panu
Nemecka chranit jeho vchodn hranice pro Poakm boil
sevkum Kancer dale pravl obvn6n jako by N6mecko
byo imperastickym neb pomseo odvetu padnou samy
az duch smirvos nabude pudy mezi spoenc Ia while
dem industralnim hospodaTskym podminkam Nemecka
kanceT neme, by Tekl po6Sieneho Prav evi
ehava potreba vetiho dovozu poravn zvseneho vzdea
vani pGdy N6mecku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
RANENf VOJACI SIZENI.

Washington, 20. cervna. =
Zatceni til zamestnancG z kan
celare valecneho pojisteni ma
obvineni ze spiknuti ma osizeni
byvalych voiakG o pense, pfi-
nalezeiici Jim nasledkem IRA
neni, bylo oznameno dnes ve-
Ger sekretafem pokladny Hou-
stonem. Jmena zatcenych ne
byla uverejnena. Tito zamest-
nanci, die tvrzeni p. Housto-
ma, rekli ranenym vojakGm, re
isou opravneni ienom ku $500
neb $500 pense pozdeji Sc u
volili ziskati pro ne dodatec-
ne castky ma slib, ze Sc rozde,
Ii zvyseny obnos. We vsech
pfipadech voiaci mohli ziskati
,zvysenou castku bez iakekoli
pomoci, pravil sekretaf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
HARDINCOVA PRVNf KAN.
PANNf REC.

Washington, 20. tervna. -
Aniz by jedfny posluchac byl
pritomen, senator Harding
proslovil dnes svoji prvni rec
X 100000 Americana. Byla
mluvena do desky fonografu,
odkud bude reprodukovana a
rozsirena po cele zemi. Sena-
tor Harding vybral 81 "a the
ma sve feci "Amerikanismus"
& ma druhe strane desky bude
rec guv. Coolidge, kandidata
"a mistoprasidenta, jenz 81 w.
bral "a thema sve reci "Zakon
a poradek". Republikansky ma
rodni vybor vezme 81 ma sta
rost rozSifeni techto rekordu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
VELIKA BOURE v NEW
YoRKU.

New York, 80. cervna.
Elektricke boufe, jez pfehnaly
Sc pres toto mssto dnes odpo-
'ledne a vecer, mely "a nasle-
dek jednu smrt, smrtelne IRA
neni jine osoby a skodu zpn-
sobenou vodou,, vetrem a bles-
KEN, odhadovanou ma nekolik
set tisic dollari. Nejhdre utr-
pei Staten Isla ad, kde ma ne
kolika mistech fdaly Sc zato-
py a elektricke yedeni preruse-
no, cimz mesto ocitlo Sc We
tine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30

tn vlivem ma nejvySSi radu We
smyslu Polsku pratelskem.
Posledni Sc Polakum podarilo
a tax musi Ceskoslovensko "a
platiti dcty polskeho tazeni
proti sovetovemu Rusku. Ces-
koslovenska republika jest je-
dinym staten, ktery jest W.
slednici protihabsburske revc.
luce a proto ia nenavist An
glie proti Ceskoslovensku q
proto Sc mohlo stati, re ted
kdy Anglie strhla ma sebe ve-
deni vnejSi politiky kapitali-
stickeho sveta, byla Ceskos!o-
vensku zasazena tato osudna
rama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
OZENIL Sc PRED PO-
PEAVOU.

New Orleans, 20. cervna. -
Charles J. Zelenka, NIL, 19lety.
usvedceny minuly tyden z vraz
dy a odsouzeny k obeseni We
spoieni nedavnym zabitim
pi. Berry Neasonove, byl dnes
oddan We sve cele We vezeni Sc
slecnou Fredou Oppenheime-
rovou. 16letou, mrzakem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
CINNOST RYTiRU KOLUMBOVYCH.

New York, 20. cevna. Uredn zprava vzdeavaci prci
Rytir Kolumbovych dvejs vojaky zeny suzbe by
pfipravena Wiliamem j. McGneym, vrchnm sekretafem
organsace bude predozena vzdeavacimu sezdu R. K
konan bude Chcagu dnech g. cervence Zprava
vykazuje re Ryt Koumbov az dosud vynaozi pfibizne
SIS 600 Skone zaTizeni vydrzovan bezpatnych
sko Skoy tyo navStevovalo 10000 posuchacG
uco insruktorn vetsnou profesor strednch
skol unver kterf vecerech pdsobi skoach zaoze
nych Rytifi Koumbovymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
HVEZDY PALMEROVA A
COXOVA BLEDNOU.

San Francisco, 20. cervna.
Ackoii "a tech okolnosti, Jak
Sc utvarily. bylo by predcas-
nvm oznaciti nektereho kan
didatu jako toho nejsilnejsiho
S iistou vyhlfdkou ma nominaci,
jisto Jest, ze vyhlidky Paine
rovy a Coxovy utrpely, kdezto
McAdoo nabyva pddy. To jest
mfnenim zl,usenych novinaf-
skych correspondence, jichz
mnoho Sc zGe sjelo ze vsech
casti zeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
ODSOUZEN X SMRTI.
Canton, O., 20. cervna.

Canton, o., 20. cervna. =
Dick Howell, usvedceny ze "a
vrazdenf detektiva Anthony
Skotnickeho, byl dnes odsou-
zen zemfiti v elektricke zidli
v Columbus. 3. prosince. Ho-
wei zastrelil cantonskeho de-
tektiva, kdyz byl Jim veden do
vezeni. Zajfmavo jest, ze po-
mahal budovati zidli, v nfz ma
|byti popraven.