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The Washington times., 1920-08-19
Cleaning Silver
BY EIectrOlysis

II sounds very complicated, as IL
IL were p method that could not be
attemo;eS at home But 1t is noti'-
,ng Of the kin0. IT Is very easy,
much cnsicr than rubbing W.T.
polish. All you have to do is to
All an enameled or an agateware
kettle partly full OF water In which
has been dissolved one teaspoonful
of either washing or baking soda
and one teaspoonful of salt to each
quart OF water. Heat this solution
to the boiling point and place In 1t
strips of aluminium or bright zinc,
add the tarnished silver and let IL
boil.
The silver must be covered COM
pletely by the water, and each piece
of silver must be in contact with
the aluminium or zinc, either direct
ly or through other silver.
When the tarnish has disap-
peared, remove silver from the ves-
sci, rinse and dry with a soft cloth.
II high luster Ia desired. rub
briskly with a soft cloth or a piece
Of soft chamois
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
Leap Year Opportunities
In COnqress
BY EDITH McDOWELL-WISE.
Copyright. 1920


@HRISTOPHER d. SULLI-
VAN, of New York city, is
widower, born in Man
haitian in 1870, and is just the
right age for widower. He is very
distinguished looking and a real
New Yorker. He is a Catholic,
having been educated in st. James
Parochial School and st. Mary's
Academy. His office is at 300
Broadway, where he conducts
real estate business, when not leg
islating on the floor of the House.
Mr.. Sullivan has one of the
most attractive offices in the
House Office Building. 1t is as
inviting as a drawing room, with
it's flowers, palms, fine vases,
flags, and pictures. 1t is presided
over by one Of the most efficient
secretaries in the House Office
Building, Miss Annie G. Lyman,
who has been in Congress as
secretary for several years, and
who can take the part of the Con-
gresham except to deliver
speeches on the floor of the House.
Three beautiful daughters oc-
cupy the center of the stage in the
life Of this New Yorker, and until
they are married and Settled
down." it is doubtful if marriage
will enter this Congressman's
mind. His time is pretty well di-
vided between Broadway, where
he has been known to close some
of the largest real estate deals in
that vicinity, and the Capital. He
motors back and forth quite often
during the summer months, and Is
The Washington times., 1920-08-19

Where the Goat Is King.
Switzerland is the only country
in the world where the goat is
placed ahead of all other animals,
and even of human beings.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
By NELL BRINKLEY

Copyright 1880. nteInsiionAI Feature sersies. Inc
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
Bans Bobbed Hair and v
Shaped Waists.

LONDON-V-shaped blouses FOR
pupils have been banned by the
Rev. william Gerrish, head master
of Magdalen College, Lincolnshire,
who has ordered all girls to fasten
up their collars with a pin during
school hours.
Lecturing the pupils on their
"disgraceful Dress" Gerrish said he
would expel all who bobbed their
hair or sat at class in immodest
fashions
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
. UR picnic was a great success.

~ UR picnic was a great success.
Neal and Phoebe liked Irma
~ Warren at sight. and she
made no effort to disguise the fact
that she thought them the most
wonderful element OF miraculous
occasion. Tom beamcd, and his
pleasure knew no bounds, when
Neal-out OF his growing knowl-
edge OF real estate yalues-pro-
nounced Hidden Brook-the place
Tom was considering-a good buy"
Suppose you go after the Rhine
VILE estate tomorrow and put in
an offer on Hidden Brook" said +
Tom.
"You don't need a broker. You
found the place, and while it's
darn white OF you to offer to let me
in. you might as well close with
out me-" replied Neal.
Don't sass your Uncle Tommie.
What do you think ! brought you
along for, young fellow. except to
ring an expert in on this deal?
You're here in your professional
capacity and not because Uncle
Thomas can't resist your taking
way" replied Tom so heartily and
generously that Neal made no fur
ther demur. and Phoebe beamed at
her boys growing Importance in the
business world.
TOO OLD FOR YEARS.
A little later. however. as we
were finishing lunch by the tiny
forest brook from which the place
takes it name, Tom got a startling
reaction from what he had said.
He Is, as I've often noticed, far too
old and jaded looking for his years,
which aren't much more numerous
than Jim's. But the fullness of his
lips and the narrowness OF his
jaded eyes, together with the rapier
keenness of his face above his big,
indolent body. give him a look of
world-knowledge and world-weari-
ness that is far removed from
youth.
THE old Harrison place isn't five
miles from here-are you aware Of
that. children" asked Tom sud
denly.
"Oh, how nicer cried Irma War
rem with warm enthusiasm, "If you
all have an estate near here l sup
pose you'll come often to see your
uncle" Then she turned to Tom
with joy in his good fortune. 81
know how lonesome Uncle Graham
was before came to live with
him. so I'm glad you'll have nieces
and nephews to keep you from feel
ing alone
The look OF chagrin on Toms
face was amusing.
q "Do / look as old as that? To be
classed with Mr.. Haldane," he pro-
tested.
!. "Oh, uncle's young" replied Irma
as artlessly as tactlessly, adding
when she saw the look OF actual
hurt on Toms face. Not that /
don't realize you're ages younger.
Ages and ages"
But in the Uncle Class" pro-
tested Tom.
Irma blushed and stammered;
But Mr.. Hyland said-I thought
II know what you thought" re-
piled Tom with more bitterness
than the occasion seemed to war
rant.
"Oh, I'm sorry"
BOWLED HIM OVER.
Phoebe and Neal were so sab-
sorbed in each other they didn't
pay the least attention to what was
going on, but i knew l wasn't
imagining things as j sometimes
do, for at this juncture Jim caught
my eye and there was a startled
question in his glance.
Are you game for a little stroll,
Amer" he asked, with what / felt
sure was deliberation. ''I'd like to
trace this young streamlet back a
ways. 1t looks to me-Tommic
playmate of my youth-as IL you
and / were booked for some trout
fishing ere long"
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
This Day in History.

After one Of the most Eruell-
ing sea nghts in history, the
British ship Guerriere surrend-
cred on this date, in 1872, to the
United States frigate Constitu-
tion. The battle was one OF
the most signal marine victories
Of the war.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
Cleaning Gold Braid.

= Gold braid or gold lace that -
tarnished is not good looking. 1t
may be freshened by sitting over it
mixture of powdered bluing and
bread crumbs. Rub this mixture
well over the braid with a piece of
old flannel. Then brush out all
the crumbs and rub with a piece
of velvet
The Washington times., 1920-08-19

very fond of travelling by the
pike rather than by rail. He is
one Of the youngest widowers in
the House, and is a very desirable
catch. Whoever lands him will
probably draw a honeymoon trip
in a handsome motor-car through
the White mountains. It's worth
trying for.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
Queen MaryBuys
$50 GOUns D.,

Queen Mary of England flung her
defiance in the face of the high
priced Bond street speciality shops
and purchased an almost complete
wardrobe through a dress agency
at prices not in excess of those an
American stenographer is accus-
toned to pay. The average cost
per garment was thirty dollars.
The list of purchases included an
evening gown, two coats, two walk
ing skirts. and an afternoon tea
gown.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
SVEPOMOC zELEZNICNiCH
ZRiZENCU.
ZRIZOVANf KONSUMNfCH DRUzSTEV.

Coumbls z. edna - Nezdar dosazeni stych itlev
celcich pro veobecne draho6 ziti nezbytnych pofeb
zvySenm platu zeezncni administered neZdar kampanG
prot potran vSeo5ecne drahoty iuscnm departmentem
snesi fedr cyreh bratrsev zeleznCnich zam6sancu
zeeznicnch den spou pribuzenskou Amerckou Federac
Prace. svepomoci.
Hodla stavajicim nesneselnvm pomerim Gelit spoiled
nrm nakupem spoe6nou vyrobou i sroe6nym prodeiem
Podrk uspisen byl vyhdkou re neni nejbzsi dobe
zepsen piimG Plan svepomocneho sdruzen povsal
lstopadu mnueho roku Chcagu koms farmarske prace
proekt podrobnd bude vypracovan podobne schulz
taktez Chcagu 12 az 15 unora projektovane Pokad
noveho konsumu Jest w. Stone Clevelancu nace
nix bratrsa okomotivnich stronk Ufednc move obchod
nj organisace vyiednavaji vadou a primo farmafskym
ruzsvy abV konsumentum dostao zboz Primo cd vrob
rady vSichn zboz postup
ne zdrazuji.
radach zeeznGnich zamestnaci panuie novy podnik
veka dv6ra neni pochyby skuteGnost take jeho
organisovani doide.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
GENERAL SEMENOV MEM SVE STA
NOVISKO VUG CECHOSLOVAKUM.

Charbn T. edna = General Semenov. ienz byl DO padu
admiraa Kofaka renovan vrchnm veteem ruskVch vosk
roztrousenych mez rkutskem Vadvostokem ienz vyda
ondv rozkaz aby by cest von d1stoEici odzbroen od
nozde nsledkem oho ceskosovenske
vosko postavio do zbran6 zahao v&ecnv posup Ge
Semeov jenz rozkaz vyda pax odvola prohla
sill ze uGin tax proto nekere tskOsovenske eSeony
Vladivostoku odevzay zbrane boSevkym zeeznc
MIN zfizencim cinske draze.
Veite apansk6ho voiska prohlas, re zachova tomto
sporu mez Cechosovaky Semenovymi kozakv neutraitu
Stuace ma Sbiri Jest vaznou jest mono, re vykrsal
vlady nebot Irkusku slozena bvla
vaa socaistcka jez postavia 81 z svoii armadu zatim
znka tn Kocakove neprite boSevc postupu
kvapem vychod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
WSSl "tcSl IWSS
MRTVY, kTERY ZHASfNA
SVfCKY u RAKVE.

Rolnik Josef Schwarz v Mo-
rave u Sumpelka, ktery trpel
jz delsi dobu bo'estivou choro
bou, obdrzel techto dnech cd
lekare tax silnou injekci morfi-
novou,ze cely den zustal v bez-
vedomi a byl povazovan "a
mrtveho. Domnely mrtvy byl
ulozen do rakve a pripravovan
byl pohreb. Tu vSak pojednou
Schwartz procit. a spatfiv no.
rici svicky kol sebe, klidnG je
shasl od'ebral 7e do, vedlejsi
svetnice k "trucillicim pozdsta
lynn ktefi Sc ovsem nejdrive
nemalo ulekh, ale pax ho ra-
dostne uvitali. Oziv.emu neboz
tiku vede Sc pry nyni dobfe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
ODCHODEM CESKOSLOVENSKE ARMA
DY ZTRACl SPOJENECKA INTER-
VENICE ma DULEzIT0STI.
JAPANSKO STAVA Sc PANEM
SITUACE.
ADMIRAL KOLCAK ZMIZEL.

Washington 7. edna- zdesch diplomatickych kru-
zch oznamovana bya zprava re amercke lodi vyplu jz
neibzsch dnech New Yorku do Vladivosoku odkud mali
byt dopraveni do svych vast ceskosloven voac
$4,000 muzd Podrobn6 pany repaaci nasich hochd bu
dou zdem stanfm departmentem uverejneny ese behem
tohoo tydne.
Pro mas tax voledhezitou dopravu podniknou Spoien6
Satv spoetne velkou Bran die vzaemne dohody pred
n6iahou dobou Kazda propnici steny
pocet ransportnh panfkG sce ak byo praveno tonaz
dohromady dostupucf 60 900 tun. Doprava vzhledem
obrovske vzdalenosi, 81 vyzada dobu mezi mesici
Sou6asnf Cechosovaky dopraveno bude domd 1000
RumunG 5000 Polaki akoz 5000 AmericanG vysan1ch
sveho casu aby spou spoeneckm vokem streh TRANSIT
bifSkou drahu
Odchodam ceskoslovenske armady ktera Jest
sud krone iapansk6, nejpo6enes take zajmu spoienc
nevce vykonaa skoncf vastn6 spoenecka ntervence
Sbi vGbec zemena kdyz skon soucasne okupace ameri
cka Japansko ma nyn biiske poitice vonou ruku, ale
ieho diplomatic tvr re nema nikerak umysu dane pfie
zosti vyuzkovat obohat dkor dnes rozervaneho
Ruska uzem Tvrzeni toto vsak brano vazne,
zem6na proto nen znam poet japanskeho voska ST.
bfskem 1zemi Toxic sce vrd ze apanska vyprava
sta icn cas- 10000 muzd kdezto die odhadu zdesch tired
Mich kruhG meSka liz nynf Sib cd 10000 do 100000
nell vice muz6, ktere vada slbuje jese rozmnozti
Stani department dnes dychtiv6 ocekava nvni boil
aevckd vada kdyz e obrovke armad6 podafo
n6ktervch onach doti ce Nejpravd6podobneji vrhnou
nyn vchod6 uvonne rude gardy prot zbudova
nym statdm Pobat hu ably upatnly Moskve vyda-
ne heso re rudy bolsevcky must zavat Ryne
Neiohrozenesm staten jest Polsko jehoz politkove
nkerak podobnymi obavami neta odpovida omu kvapne
ODSaZoVanl poSkycn
stfty. Moznd re rud obnovi tazen Ukraiinu.
Ia danych pomerd nevsoupi Amerika nikdy viedna-
vani bosevckou vadou neucn tak die zde rozsfenych
zprav, ami ostatni spojenecke vlady. Il,
Londyn T. ledna = Uredn zpravy, dosle Vladivosto-
podavaji Rusku novych pobufujicich zprav. Admiral
Koak prchl Irkusa kde propuka doud exsuje social
revoluce. Sam byl hlavu
skerGno protboevickeho hnuti Sb dnes bez
mocnym, ekoz vosko jeho rozuteklo mem neni ami
znamo kde depese vypravuj opetnych boufch
Vadvostoku kde cd l. ledna zastavil prac zeeznicn
pfsavni nakladac, zaneStnanci tramwaye elek
trk vschni pozadui zvyseni pat stavka jech nabyla
spise formy provadni Jnym slovy zmaek zem
dosupuje vrahoe Revota vsak nen demonstra prot boil
sevikGm jake spse proti cizackemu zakrocovani zem
DneSni schnze Lloyda George premierem italskym
Nttim ednala predevsim move hrozve stuac Rusku
kde sym cbavam spoencu bude moci Japansko jednat
tipne svobodnG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
HARDING PRO STAVKOVNI
ZAKAZ.
Senator statu Ohio, mozny kan
didat presidentstvi, vysvetluje,
proc jest pro zakaz.

Washington, 6. ledna. Sena-
tor Harding. protezovany sta
tenn Ohio, jakozto kandidat
presidentstvi Sc vyslovii pro
"stavkovni zakaz". Apeluje ma
americkou verejnost nasledov-
ne: "Ackoliv verim racional-
nj unionism. prece jen odporu-
il ovladani organisovanym del
nictvem. Vlada kontro,uje pTi-
jmy a rizeni drah ku prospe-
chu obcanstva. Jest tudiz SPRAY
ne, re taz autorita ma zakaza-
ii poruchy verejne sluzby, me-
bot stava zde tribunal, vyfizu
jici vsechny spory, vznikajicl
mezi delnikem a zamestnava-
te EN-. Je to nejen k prospechu
obcanstva, nybrz delnika.'
Senator Harding jest prvym
z republikanskych kandidatl,
ktery v5tupuje do kampane S
vyslovnou oposici proti delnic-
kemu stanovisku ohledne proti
stavkovniho zakazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
Hromadny navrat naSich hochu ze Sibife
HAViRSKY SJEZD SCHVALL ODVO-
LAM STAVKY.
HLAVNl SLOVO BUDE MfTI WILSONEM JMENO-
vANA KOMISE TRf ZNALCU.

Columbus 7. ledna. Proti oposci II procent hla-
sucich delegate Spoieneho Havstva Amerckeho ostao
shvaeni enkum t6o organisace uzavreni mru vad
MIN kterym zakoncena bya svka havfr m6kk6
no uh Pro zahaen prace odevzdano bylo 1859 prot len
221 hasu
Sized zakonten byl dnes odpoedne rozhod abv ha-
vstvo spokoo usnesenim iez vyda prav6 zasedac pre
dentem Wsonem nenovana komse til delegau. Vysedek
eno by arc zaruGoval poko uhelnych achtach
en ehdy IDA uhobaroni primou, narid menovana ko
mise.
Rozhodnuti bude vitezstvm obchodrho unonismu.
mena polku prUmvloveho dohodovan uskutetneh hesla
ga dobrou prac dobry plat.
John P. White, Glen zminene tricenne konise me$kal
zde dobu zasedan siezdu Oposice nz douano,
bude vece braniti vprava kne dane po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
IS MIL IIIONJ DOLL LARU PRO ZIDY v
POLSKU A MA UKRAINE.

Chicago. 7. edna = Zdes soudce Harry M Fisher W.
hor zovska vaecne pomocne organsace Amerce opust
dne pfistav odcestui do Kiieva. Ne
seheu dar zdejho zdovstva dcyhodnem obnosu S35
600 rozdana bude mez iech stradajicf
souv6rce Ukraine Posku
Tch ale vydatna obetavost zidovskeho obyvatelstva
muvi jiste sebe zasluhue posimnuti pemyslen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
BOLSEVICI NICi HODNOTU VSECH
PENEZ.
FALSUJf TEZ BONDY SVOBODY.

New York, 7. ledna = Bosevicka vlada podvrane Gin
nos svo snaz zniGi beznou penez vSech sat
znamentch fasf;kata bankovek skorem vsech sta
ill., Padeky sou tax dokonae re je lie ezko cd pravych
rozeznat Pozonos eiich test americke bondy svobo
y chz padelky byy do zeme podoudne dopraveny pres
sousedni mexickou repubku, akoz Sedska AZ dosud
vsak nepodalo yto padelky udat nasledkem bdelos
zde isich Grad6, sotva Sc take podafi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
CESKOAMERICKY MECENAS FRAN.
TESEK KORBEL ZEMREL V PRAZE.
BYL JEDNfM Z POSLEDNlCH UCASTNfKU
REVOLUCE ROKU ls4s.

FCeId QOROiCttie uUSei Nd
belogram, oznamuiici truchli-
YOU zvest, re dne 2. ledna ze-
mfel v Praze jeden z nejzna-
meisich a nejprednejsich anne
rickych Cechd Frantisek Kor-
bel. By, jednim 2 onech ees-
kych lidi, kteri po tezkych "a
pasech $ nepfiznivym o3udem
vySinuli Sc k nejvySSimu stupni
obchodnich ispechu, domohl
Sc We ike zamoznosti, ale pri
tom znstal stejn6 nadSenym
Cechem a stejne obetavym Via
stencem, jake v dobach sveho
mladi, kdy V pamatnem roce
1S4S bojoval "a Ceskou svobo-
,du. Zemrel We veku 80 let a je-
no jmeno bude chovano V ucte
reien v cele ceske Americe, ale
i We vlasti, kan Sc p. Korbel
pred vice lety uchyli, ably zby
tex sveho zivota stravil ma rod
ne pude. Iakkoli dosahl vyso-
keho veku, vyvolala zprava @
ieho umrti prekvapeni a vrelou
soustrast mezi jeAo cetnymi
spfateli zdejSimi a ji9te Sc stej
nym dojmem bude ctena po ce.
e cesk6 Americe.
Pan Korbel narodil Sc Be
chyni v Cechach roku 1880 {
studova. V Jindrichove Hradc
a pax ma prazske technice
Tam spTatelil Sc Sc Sladkov.
skym, Fricem a jinymi tehdej
SINH vla5tenci a roku 1848 by
jednim z ucastniku velkych re
voluCnich bouri. Vlasteneckt
nadSeni zavalo iej do Uher, OF
kud Sc vSak brzy vratil do Pra
by, maje umyslu pokracovat
studiich, ale brzo by. zatcer
a uveZnen V kasarnach, jake
mnoho jinych vlasteneckych
studentu. Jednoho dne nase
dvefe sve zalarni kobky otevre
ny a pouzil okamziku toho k Ii
teku. Po delsi dobu Sc ukryvaI
V bytu sveho driveiSiho hosti,
tele a tim nabyl casu, re mu
mohl byti opatren pas pres
hranice. Ami pas mu nemoh,
poskytnouti do5tatecne beZpei
nosti a proto nezbyvalo mic il
neho, nez ably Sc oh ekl do zer
skeho Satu a tax sc mu podari
10 uprchnouti do Saska. Jakm
lie Sc dostal pres hranice Ra
kouska, bylo jiz dalSi cestovan
snazsi a bzpecnejsi a uprchlil
Sc dostal posleze k pristavu ;
odtud jej lod' unasela do svo
bodne Ameriky, kan ruce IA
kouske policie nedosahova y
ably mohli dale pronasledovat
vlasteneckeho studenta. Prize
do New Yorku a neZnaje angl
ckeho jazyka, musel prekona
vati tezke zacatky jako tisic'
.iinych vystehovalcn, ale JAKE
technikovi naskyt'a Sc mu brz'
pi'i ezitost nalezti vhodneh'
mista phi vymerovam panam
ske drahy. V Paname muse
prekonati vsechny svizele, je.
souvisely malarickym podne
bin a proto "a kratko Sc op6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08

VI dllI w ANC" VI hu. AuC DC pO /
pfikladu mnoha jinych kraja-
nh uchopil zivnosti doutnikaf-
ske a po leze 81 zaridil samo-
statny doutnikarsky obchod, v
nemz doci'il znacneho hmot-
neho uspechu. Pc deseti etem
pobytu move vlasti vymohli
mu rodiee amnestii a byvaly re
volucionaf dostal dovoleni vra-
It'll ;e do Czech. Korbel vskutku
pfijel do sve vlasti, aby mohl
spatiiti sve rodice a sourozen-
ce a obnoviti osobni styky Get
nymi va tenci, jejichz kruh
muse. bouflivem roku 1843
opustiti. Y te dobe vsak jiz byl
prosycen ideally americke svo-
body a nemohl Sc jiz pfizpuso-
biti otrockym pomerum V Ra-.
kousku. Pc kratk6m pobytu We
vlasti navratil 5e Ease do Ame
riky MIN odejeli take jeho
bratii Antonin a Josef. Usadili
Sc V New Yorku, ale "a obcan-
ske valky vyda'i Sc ma cestu do
| Kahfornie. V San Franci3cu ST
zaTidil di nu ma vyrabeni bed
meek ma doutniky a pozdeji o.
bratili zfetel k obchodu ci-
drem a poridili 81 vlastni lod' f,
ktere dali jmeno Bohemia.
Tou privazeli do San Franci-
ca hojne zasoby sajdru do
be, kdy byla on nejvetSi nouze
a obchod jejich vzrustal tako-
YOU m6rou, re 81 mohli koupiti
dalSi dv6 obi. Mimo jineho
vydavali tez Casopi5 Wasp" a
ieiich obchodni cinnost stale Sc
rozSifovala. Pozdeji zakoupili
rozsahle lesy okoli Humboldt
a zalozi'y PLY a pax vyvaze i
mnozstvi sekvojoveho drivi do
jizni Ameriky, Au Stralie, Ciny,
Anglie a .iinam. Pudy vyka-
cenych pralesn pouzili k zakla
dani rozsahlych vinic a Ia ne
/ kolik roku stale Sc Korbelovo
vino pros ule po ce'e Americe.
Korbelovy vinice nalezely meZi
nejrozsahlejSi V cele Kaliforl..
a vino bylo prodavano takrka
do vSech vetsich americkych
NEST. Hlavni sklad byl V San
Franci3ku, ale G evelandu
mival sve obchodni zastupitel:
stvi a cetn6 osobnich duver-
nych pratel.
Pri sve rozsahle obchodni
cinnosti nezapominal p. Kor-
bel ma svou starou Vast a We
skere vlastenecke podniky, ze-
imena Matice Skolska nalez a
mem nadSeneho pfitele a Ste
dreho pozorovatele. Jakkoli
prozil We Spoj. Statech vice
nez phl sto'eti, nepfestaval tou
ziti po sv6 rodne Zemi a jeho
touhou bylo straviti nj zbytek
sveho zivota zemi-iti Ma rod
ne pud6. Toto prani hy,o spl-
memo asi pred deseti nebo pa
tnacti lety, kdy Sc vidal OBJ
chodni cinnosti a vratil Sc do
Prahy, kde dine 2. ledna ukon-
Gil svui vysoce cinny a uzitec-
ny zivot.
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DYMEJOVY NOR v UKRAINE.

Kullrest' 7. ledna. " Ukraine propuk epidemicky
dymeiovy NOR jak vysvta zprav odtud dochazeJcch
Nasedkem toho uzavreo Rumunsko svoe hrance prot u
krajin6
, 1920-11-30

whose combined and prompt direction OF
affairs greater damage was avoided. and
the threa .ennd danger eliminated.
Locking at the burning building, inves-
tigation as to.the cause of the fire was
Immediately started. From reports to
hand, as we'll as certain suspicious cir
cumstances coming to light, there is q
strong tendency to believe that the fire
was of an cendiary origin. This is the
third time within two weeks, that that
particular building was set on fire.
Last Thursday night it was set on
fire but the heavy rain saturating the
wood, prevented its ignition. What
gives greater cause to the belief in in
cendiarism is, that just some blocks
further up the rUad-fve houses from
Tivoli and situated at the corner of the
ross-road, an old lot, the property of
Mr.. Theordore Wallet. was found to have
actually been set on fire. Luckily. how
ever the flames died out, and the
building was saved. Today. however,
the shavings and bits Of cinders are
yet to be found.
Luckily, on the whole, much damage
away from a few fences anu Water-cios-
cts, has not been affected
1t is unfortunate, however, and very
much to be regretted, that persons can
lend themselves to such dangerous prac
tees. The case is under investigation
by the Police Authorities, and the hand
of Suspicion is pointing. Let us sin
cerely hope that the party or parties gull
ty Of these dastardly and detestable
deeds will socn be spotted, and brought
TO judgement. st. Thomas Mail Notes,
NOU. 23rd.
, 1920-11-30
St. Thomas News.

This morning at about 3. Is o'clock, the
town was thrown into alarm by the dread
FL! cry of Fire. Soon, the serenity of
the early morning hour was broken. The
houses, clothed in the sombre robes of
darkness, as characteristic Of this hour
were soon agleam with light. Soon, the
quietude of the deserted streets was
awakened by hurried and eager footsteps,
vending their way 'ireward."
The location of the fire was soon dis
covered, and immediate help was rushed
to the SPOT.
An unfrequented three-room building
at The foot of Polly Berg, the. property
of the heirs of Helena Smith. and looked
over by one Mrs. Rawley, a shop keeper,
and surrounded by a number of small
houses, was found ablaze. Adjoining
the blazing building. on the eastern
boundary, stands the property of Mr..
Frederic Truelman. Awakened by the
intense heat, and discovering the odour
of burning wood. he arose from bed.
and thru wing open one of the western
windows, discovered rhe danger. Giving
the alarm, the neighbourhood was soon
in an uproar. Then the bells began to
peal forth their alarm; whistles were
blown, and people, hurried to the rescue
Foremost on the scene, were Director of
Police Morningstar, and Norman Alexan-
der. Chief of the Nte Department, to