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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
srBrkSTf 6EcHosLovkCr DE
KUJf AMER. cERvENE-
MU KRfzI.

V dopisc, datovanfm We Vladi.
vosioku q ccrvcncc T. r.. adrcso.
vantm sibifske komisi Amcricke.
ho Ccryentho Kfiac a podcpsantm
stfy Isl. snnitni sluSby ma Sibifi,
sc prayi;
"Sibifskd komisc A. c. X.
skoncila vsccky svt opcrace M
Sibifi n chystd NO opustiti misto
svd wlk6 cinnosti.
Pouaivdm ttto pfilezitosti pro.
.icviti sIavn6mu n6rodu Amcriky,
jokoS ! Yam svd ncjupfimnej si n
hcjsrdeGnejsi dizzy 10 neoccnitcl-
NJ sluzby, jcz istc prokdzali k T.
lcv6 Ccchoslovdkn,
Vclikt nadscni panuje while
dem ku spoust6 zasob, ktcrt jstc
nam poskytli takovtm nadbyt.
ku pc cclou dobu naSl akcc v 81
bifi, vzhlcdcm ku harmonick6
spoluprdci n pfatclsktmu duchn,
ktera panujc meSi sibifskou ko'
mist a A. G. X. q csl. vojskcm,
obdivujc NO zrucnost, p%romysle-
most n zkusenost, ktcrou America.
nj dali nam We vscm k disposici,
Nenaltzame slova dikh, jak by
chom NC Yam odvd6cili.
Sibifska komisc A. G. X. byla
vzdy pohotoya vykonati vie, ably
pomohla Cechosloydkhm tax, jak
Il toho amcrick$ I'D pfal. We Wy.
konavani syG pracc ukazali jstc
kaadtho dnc move u move vSkony
slcchetnosti ducha u liskosti, We
prosptch sibifskych ccchoslova'
k6Y ...
VysIcdky prdcc, ktcr6 NC Vase
missile podjala, isou dosazeny a
jest nam radosti prohlasiti, ac
hIavn6 Aasluhou Vasieh snah u.
trpcni nascho lidu bylo umirne-
no. u pcjem to, ze VaSi pomoci by.
10 mbrdn6no Mfcni novtho utr.
pcnf, stalym vasim bojem . ma
kazlivymi ncmoccmi.
Pouzfvam ttto pfilezitosti, a.
bych Yam sdrcsoval nova slova
dikd vscm 1fcdnikdm A, G. X,
zcjmfna pax Ljt. COL r. Il. Tcu-
slcrovi, Maj. Maneetovi, Maj. II.
o. Eversolcmu, Maj. J, N, Strong
owl, Maj. n. II. Allcnovi, Maj. D.
V. Lively, Capt. j. v. Bouvicru,
bisk. Tuckcrovi, Mr.. F~rasarovi a
J., jakoz ! vscm dAmam 4 panhm
y Mani spolupracujfcfm.
Nasc Gcstna vzpominka take
plati zcsnultmu ncnahraditeln6mu
Mr.. P~rcstonovi, jchoz ~laskAvost,
dobrota q pFateIskost ncbudc nj
kdy zapomcnuts, jake nebudc "a
pomcnuta ob6t druhych cinovnf'
XII, ktcfi zcmfeli, vykonAvajice
svoji ccstnou povinnost
pfijmGtc ujiktSnf naSich blaho'
|pfani, nasf hlubokt vdscnosti a
verne sympsthis, jakoz ! nejvxt'
siho obdivu sIsvntho naroda A.
meriky, 10 ode ySech nasich &C.
skodovenskych hoch6.
vas vtrny--
Pluk. DR.. Zdenxk Foustka,
stf ssnitnf sInzby tsl. yojsk ns
Dalnsm Vychedf
Por pIuk Or, Jos PECK,
hlavni Ibkaf poskdky W. Vlsdivo'
bteku q ptfYnSf Mfasant. sIuzbyi
| titIl snIas@+sry H1'
Nsnoo bchsttch.
Bohsth psnf (po iAksfskh pro
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ara m%i.tnosti y tonic poschodL. Nj
komu iinamu nsproato nchude dovole
no, aby scm %vstoupil. vclka kafotcria
klubovni mistnosti pro musc n Aeny
n~cmocnieni siuzha &c pkusenSmi osetto
vnteli, vSehovn6 mistnosii u vseho drn.
hu pomocne satixcni Dude Nc nalczatI
ma ttto podlazc.
Dcitc pogor, mlndt danny Prvni "a
snlou ynmestnnnc6 t6to s%polocnosti u
ydyofiloSt n dsluanost. Nebudcli No
ktcr6 mladd divcc, zamestnano V Bur
CESS Nashovd obchodo, TO doatatefnl
iasno, Dude odkdsdna k PAM Blnnch,
Cowillovc, ucitclee n odbornici v sdat.
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pies Harvey uliei, = Nasho,t budoyt,
isuu ~dodhteenh skladist0 mad Central
mnfketcm.
cajovna ma osmo podlaze.
Ma osm6 podlage Dude o~bdivuhodhn6
tniosna n modcrni kavarna. chicagski
decorator praeuic nyni ma vsorcch pro
jeff v%yprnvcni. ktcrt slibuii byti skye
lJmi. zlc Dude saiistd piiicmnc poseso
nj 20 dnava dclsiho beh6ni.
p6idcmc II icste yysc, ociinomc Sc ma
dcy6tt podlasc, ktcra %vyhrazcna hnie
pro gamostnnncc. Budc mtno, nbyste
kisknli vi zamtAtudni u burgess Nash
spoleSnosti, abystc NELL nadei' M pou.
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R BREUER
opsrace 4 sensk6 nsmecs.
DR.. MIL01LAv ]. BRIU11,

CHATf LAEAtl
Phi nall 1fadovn6 maine dokoaaleu
iaboratof k rozpoznAvAni vlech nenoei.
Name ncmocnitni spojeni pro vbssbs
ny operatni . vnltfni pFtpady nsneeL
0Fsdovna ' pokoji cislo 2lo Security
Mutual BudovS.
seycrovychodni ron ~. . o ulic, ~
druhtm poschodi ' pfedu. Lincoln, Nsb.
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i2o. AKRovA FARMA, Michiganu,

mn prodcji los qkr6 vzAflano, dhm
esxSo stopach, it ~ vysoAji . st,sdn6
n yiGcN iint fatmcrTkd stsvby. Gems
$4,000 $1,000 hofovd o sbytck ta ,ptt
lct. pHtina pfodeic ISe'm ~ rbky
STIR u TO nc w tezko farmafi. y blikkf
podrobnosti dopiAte na' John Pck6rsk,
Wolverton, Minnesota, II. X. 2. -
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zAvoDNovANA PARMA o ia a

krcch M prodei v okrcsu Butte, South
Dakota, u mcstctka Vale, " mile oil
vyssi skoly, 3 mil oil mcsta Newell.
froda jista kazdtho rolu, Cena, $3.50
IN ekr. Jednn tfctina hotovd pfi koupi,
zbytek m libovolnc spldtky. KIDD by
70 o podobpy majctck zaiimal, ncSht
lnskavd dopisc na John Burshek,
Mnrcbison, So. Dakota, - ADV. 6x3pd
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rNopA m LnvNn a.

TWVUN Nh IW WI N~NNFFNf'WNy
dam, rlrh,fieka sv'tla, yclha mastal,
yclks loi, ' iobfem pofadku. = J. n
kuilat, dall nlondo a., Benson, oma.
hn, - Advertisement ssapd,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Hohsth psnf lpo lhksfskh pro.
hlfdee) TAX 20, pans doktore-
ink tHzkA il mole rherobaf atsM
~ N TerdA Aasbb kuls ttsbA
VeryQst ~ esstu II 1ys1tyt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Il ovhna vscu,
|,hy lbndc ii
n G. Nashcm,
h Thk,mns l..
lou podlahu,
A mit sso1c
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

VIVA RfHttN ~ "E
sol,a nohu - sehou lAhnu y
Nadll.
krai bee slunce ru,alen hsl
mlhosl,sl seda,inou a lcss va
obsoru arAcels - , mraenSrh
tmikAch. lemuiIcIch srInasoa y.
hruhu ohlohy Nsschp harry
Arair psrlly a vcsmuinslN
"Ny i.lc icn w VA sl,scll, a.
j. ii uas ns,AlN D. avn rije a D.
mlada " M ma iaAa ta, rovila
mne llolik lak " isl scsla,il
smlousu ) Nrnrou, kd,1 ID tel 4
taraka vyhaaioai iafkul scsia'
vii, n%escsiasil, - icn kdyl lehe
usshamioul A TAX iscm kald6
mu fikal, a lido mAslcli, h. 80 hi
dame iaku ccfli 4 vlditc, kmo
ira, my 81 nchadali, ID nikdy glt
ho silva ncpromluyil a ) mladou,
E iakn 5 nr,tsiou, ismc Ne oil
prsniho konknuli mcli radi TAX
Ia icl'
llrobafka kroutila n%everccky
hlayou
"S Ncncou pred ton ~ncsfas,nou
kytinou ncdeli mluyili ismc jn.
ko jindy Pride, mpid Ne, iak
ma dilo %yykroiit, iak kdo naslai
pujc jak kramflcky uchodi,
III vScrhno pnrudil, easem : mia,
dfm %pohovofil, u vccer hujdy do
syc seknicky A ami .isem ncyc.
dol, b. Vcnca 20 praci chodi k
Sumrhm do scnkovny, Sc tam Wy.
scd6v6 PEI sklcnicil 10 mi 20.
y6dela, abyslc vedela, ~ mladd,
Nelalovala snad, ale bpvalo il
smutno, kdyl Vcnca chodil do.
m0 NJ po p0lnoci, nekdy NJ k ri
mn III Ease, TO, kmoira, rovnou
fcknu, il v noel do hospody ami
krok We dnc, kdyz sindclc bou.
chaly, n Slovdk Eel nekam 4 hoto-
wynn dilcm, no, kalisck rumu vcm
to nest, - ten clovekn ncporazi.
ale Y noel je hospodo ecrtova o.
hradal !"
"Ba, ba, -" pfitakala Santil
ka v mysldnk6ch pa ncboStika
wQ'Sc, kdyz j ho nakdy pfincsli
k rdnu ma mol zpit6bo,
"a to yam, kmotra, icdnou
mludd PRIDE v noel do scknicky,
place u povidd, 10 NJ je Ike ctvr.
II, 10 Vonea neni jestt doma, u ze
~ j pres tejden medal ma 1.-Two.
byii Zaraail jscm 80, alc -- ne.
porichovnl Jcn nc mn Vencu 20
zl6m, vsnk on NC umoudfi, ID 10
aiin prozkoumdm. Rdno iscm
procoval sam, Vcnca vysp6yal.
Pred obddcm natdhnu ri burnu.
SEX n idu k Sumrdm mn kaliack.
Dov6d0 jscm sc necistych vccf,
nell tam bcjfivS spolck, slibili
NJ, 10 NC dcnn6 scjdou u k iphlno.
81 Mlupaly kartickyl Bylo mn6
nevolno, alc nasi mladG AMI muk,
jen j radim, ably M vcncu pc
dobrem, ably mu veeir punc uvafi.
Ia n troch0 no %pomazlila, ably vi.
stall -"
1lrobafka yzdychIa "To .isou
m%arnosti, So ma takoytho jc zen.
ska ien u6inend slabota -"
"Ihstnl isem vccir scbvdInG Nc.
DIT II dila Dodtldvdm n6iakt
starsi skrpdIy, a kdya mlada Ven.
cu aadonila, Ia jsem pfifckI, zc
by sc starostoyym d6tcm nelly do.
dtlnt botitky. Yemen skarcdiI,
bru6oI, pax prastil zdst6rou -
pryol Mladd place, 10 ~ MIN
pdjdc k Sumrdm ID radim k
dobroif Vsnk ono no TO omrzi,
hocb mi dobrd jddro, walk oni sc
mu ii kamar6di huncvdti zproti.
VII TAX TO. kmotra, tryalo ctr.
n6ct dni PfisIy bIizko vcIkono.
&C, prdec bylo moe. Ma kvttnou
ned6li, sotva jscm pfiscI y koste.
Ia, hned sednu u kIcpam kladiv-
ken Women pfiscl dom6 cervc.
ny, nesy6j, oci zas jcn ma dive.
Hch, ami chute k jidIu nemcl"
"To pijani ne! Ami obcdvat, ami
vecefct nemuscji -" v kaInych
wpominkdch proSpctla hrobafka.
TX ob6du jsmc NELL ncmastnt
bandory, pollyku jcn TAX voda.
Gku. mIadh ami ncmEIa IN do nj
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DAME j DO PUCU

VaM chatrnou Obuv oprayimc 90 nAJ-
vzopeji ~ LEVINE a rychIc, nasimi nej'
modefntjsimi stroll
Zkustc mas jednonl
veSkerou obuv pro muze q hochy na
skladG name.
JOSEF cERMAK
i4l9 jizni 10. uiics. -- vedls Belvederd
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k vasemu prospeChn

nnsil tsehft wfAtN isea Nsrfrs'cF
nashesli rtf Aeiulm llsrlf y 'efNsl
dNsh.
uhehndm ysaeavAml
naaea ~ ,Akt lnst = hlksAes All
A~iasrrseith luAr ~ 81 pslii, lAi
srfhsnt ssAesntiM Aiel. iaA vsAtl . ~
Aesse,sn theskN. mtthuiAm plnaAsaa
slAi = hstis sfeL hlstA tnmaic NJ
thni aslhiu rlu,mnsm plo sAAaFnlts
. pss ssas AihAnfe tamalnA nni0H q
ralAdANy lhsimbec b tusrrlnAnl hesl
ANTS slosi tt,nh osahlta.ll.
y sil~hoNt sahssit ~ hnt.isl ~
ilase isua - 10 smleiil N,ni hysl'
it nell miil IA ipm, o. Burgess Mash
IVY utrhul, tnloA 9AsuAtm = iusi
Nehnds Atie i piaihas,i Stars al :
na iimhai a murous,enl hndeu |
pAmtslnauti icviii ophotu ~ waeiii
NAsthnn tynalaienu hndo frli,elsi,em
ally uhecrnstve hslo %usrukeirno ! uh
tasnt eisnAf ~ e. ,nkasi nhfho1
hlei iatu l.nnis q Nnsh n wnnl N
Burgess fuynmti pntfphhm stsch 10
marich LIDS a ufini We mnene, b, ten
10 poiich6m Nshoveli, pemkri = spole
sehskf sivut nhoh ttchto prominent
Mich mnan " dohfc guam umagu /.
trmi n pfuto neni tf,hR fogAitovnti tin
tulo historic
S~polecnost trva Aeat lot.
u iomm asi scrt lot, 90 burgess
Nash Go. hyla surganisovana midoep
na scstnacte q Harvey ulieich hyla .
%teyicnn ari pied eedmn6eti roky " Il
BENNETT spolctnosti n raiist6 bylu q
skvclt otcyfcui, ink pisatel toto hi
S'otio sam %pamatuic, Tehdy BaumoyA
,aimy n posioii orktn Bfutti veili "
svoic ohchody. Nyni burgess. Nash
spolctnost utinila pokrok y poyoruhod
No mifc n vybudovalD obehod, ktcfi
vyladuic pravideln6 nnkupovhtc
New fofku a patisi n nakupovaee, ktc
u hlednii skutc6no vz6cn6 vcci Y o
rlent6.
Avsuk vspomndli ismo vi, W. Y piito
mnd dohc ncjstc pficbystdnl k ccsto
y6ni P1idomo dol0, ostatna muslin,
TAX iako TAX, u "leptcitc SC pant
%lostsqt," mn tfcti pojldze 20 M.
honpeni vseho, echo istc potfcboyali
Va velkem obehodc, uspoiili lnte dos
ma ptijemnou cosiu. Jeli 10 v l6tt
poicdctc ma sever Jeli TO v dino, 30.
icdote mn Jill. tpo n6inkou dobu, inl
wife, si isine stale vzh0ru) pamatul
10, ~ ~ ptcdatayimo vas y, Foateroyi
h. yysnnti VAN pvatcbni ecatu aneb,
lakouholly jlnoi cestu, iakou budot,
chtiti konati. Uclm uspofadani pro
lfaospoftoci, pro spoleui ylakd n pro
vsechny iinc z%6loSitosti, ie2 nannoAe
clovtku obteauIi u zlrsulI.
D%ouf6me, ~ 10 Van Nmlonvaln In
10 costa pa volkScb Burgess Nnahoy{ch
obcbodeeh. NlIuu
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pRoDA ancb pronnjmc fcznicky OBJ.
rhod = cclsm zafizonim, IN pfieinou
nemoei Knrcl kfovhcek, Cordova, Neb.
Advertisement sxipd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-21
BERLIN TO TAX BIG HOUSES
Spare Rooms and Servants VIII Be
Ciassed Among Luxuries

Special Cabie Dispatch. COPYRIGHT. 1920
Berlin, Dec. 21.-To make up the
deficit and at the same time to So
cialize Berlin's housing and servant
problem, the municipal government has
decided on a proportionately enormous
tax on empty rooms and multiples Of
servants. Thus, whereas the middle
class will pay 100 marks for one serv-
ant, the richer families will pay 500
marks for n second servant and 1000
marks each for servants above three.
Likewise, families will be allowed one
room more than there are people in it,
but second spare room will cost 100
marks. The owners Of mansions and
palaces will be forced to pay 10000
marks for six rooms and 5000 marks
for each room over that.
The government expects to raise a
few millions. or failing that, to at least
force a division of dwellings and re-
distribution of servants, thereby solv-
ing a vexing problem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-21
IDLE BR|TONS CALL
FOR RUSSIAN TRADE.
Plan Direct Action to Prod
Government Into Conclud-
ing Agreement
SEE HOPE FOR MORE JOBS
summary Of special cable dIspatches to
.ou Pun!ic Ledger. Copyright. 1870.
w the Public Ledger Co.

London. Dec. 21.-The council Of ac-
tion formed by radical labor leaders
during Great Britain's strike season
last summer is preparing again to chal-
lenge the government. According to
announcements yesterday, the council Of
action will meet today to receive a
deputation of the unemployed from the
London district council of organizations
of the unemployed.
The. desire of the London district
council Is said to be to obtain the i'm
mediate opening up of trade with
Russia. and to this end it is urging
the national council of action to call
a conference of all the local councils
for the purpose of fixing a date when
direct action shall be taken to force
the government to start trading with
the Bolshevists.
This is part of another offensive
which was launched yesterday against
the government by the advocates Of
trade with Russia. who demand that
the government conclude negotiations
with Leonid krassin, Bolshevist COM
mercial agent. at once. They argue
that II the government opens up trade
with Russia employment will be given
to thousands Of skilled workers.
1t is expected that shortly after the
Commons rconvenes next year the pre- :
mler will be able to announce the con-
clusion OF trade agreement with Mos =
COW.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-21
j. S.--SOV|ET TRADE
NOW UNRESTRICTED
Treasury Removes Last Bar by
Permitting Gold Exports
and Exchange
AIDS VANDERLlP'S BUSINESS

Washington, Dec. 21.-Thc last ves-
tiCc of governmental restriction on
trade, with Russia was lifted yes
terday when the Treasury Depart
ment Fnnounced that expectation of gold
and currcnc'' and dealings in exchange
between the two countries would be
permitted in the future.
The action of the Treasury Depart
mcnt ends the differences Of opinion
Department last July when it was an
nounccd that trading with Russia would
be permitted 1T the risk of the persons
engaging in it and without any re-
sponsibility being assumed by this gov.
ernment.
Principal among the potential trans
actions with Soviet Russia which will
be affected by the ruling are the orders
which Washington d. Nanderlip says he
brought back with him from that coun-
try. His operations in filling Russian
orders for American merchandise will
be greatly facilitated by the lifting of
the exchange ban and he can now engage
in actual trade. His claim of three
billions of dollars worth of Bolshevist
business. of which Lenine' has so far
admitted only about half billion, will
prove commercial temptation to this
market.
While there is no evidence that this
business promise alone was the deciding
factor in the decision to reopen money
dealings with the now Soviet controlled
Russia it is believed to be the out.
standing order for such business. The
market as whole. however, is expected
| to tax, advantage of the new possibility
of fiscal exchange. Nanderlip's alleged
concessions in Russia will hardly be af
, fectcd by the ruling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-21

ing the public to continue to pay the
scandalously high prices of the last year
or more they will have to organize the
manu- ufacturers generally for a country
wide lockout"
The Chicago members said that their
pledge of $500. 900 to aid the local cloth
ing workers was ''only a first contri-
button"
The union charged, in a statement
last night. that Harry Gordon, manu-
facturcrs counsel, is touring other mar
kcts, Baltimore, Rochester and Chi
cago, trying to induce manufacturers to
join in a nation wide lockout. The
statement scored the manufacturers for
trying to 'skin the public of stocks
and declared they now are trying to
cover up their price maintaining scheme
by getting public attention on fight
with the union
Boston. Dec 81. 21.-Announcement of
a wage reduction averaging about 22ia
per cent in the tailor shops of the
Clothing Manufacturers Association Of
Boston and the placing of the shops. on
Il piCcework basis was made yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-21
CLOTHING WORKERS
PAY CUT 0NE-TH|RD
Manufacturers Plot to Stop
Production to Keep Up Prices,
Union Officials Say
ADOPT PlECEWORK SYSTEM

New York. Dec. ~. - Wage reduc-
tionS averaging about 30 per cent under
the union scale prevailing in the men :
clothing industry since November. 1919
were announced here yesterday by the
Clothing Manufacturers Association,
which made public its new pieccwork
wage schedule.
Under the picccwork rates, the an
nouncemcnt stated. the workers will
average approximately $15 week less
than they received under the union
scale during the last year.
Under the new piccework system, it
was stated. the clothing workers would
be abe TO earn from $22 to $50 week.
Before leaving for home yesterday
Chicago members of the general exccu-
tive board of the Clothing Workers
nion issued statement declaring that
the latest move of the manufacturers to
ho "a plot on their part to stop pro-
duction in order to keep up prices"
1--WE have definite information that
the New York manufacturers, the
statement said. "are working to arrange
Il lockout throughout the country. They
realize that in order TO accomplish their
purpos" of keeping up prices. and fore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-21

the last year. II was. surmiscd bo,. !. =
day the committee wanted to ny nro to'
information from the letter file "Vcnra
association that might support o,Io III IN,
charges of profteering or collusionesed
prices and the disorganization of 81, IN
distributing system. VI ths
AT the Headquarters of the coa, o,..
cation j. D.. A. Morrow, vice pres;dos5, ;JSs5'
SAID the action of the committee AGENT agent
in seizipg correspondence was unnscnI scn's
sary as the organization stood Sses- roaSs
open its books for scrutiny nt INV 70
Armed with duccs tecum wsrrants ''Inc.
committee agents appeared at the bo.go .so
quarters Saturday. When inforunSa au-
Mr.. Morrow, after showing tbcir ny
thority, that any or all Of tbe .a au'
respondence and books could be con;r, rGri
or otherwise made available, the eopuel eoan.
passed two days pouring over tbeSlass SSylns
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Train Strikes Doctors Car

Sunbury, Pa, Dec. 21.-Struck by
an express train at grade crossing
here. DR.. W. VI. Irvine, Sun.
bury. escaped serious injury when
his car was thrown to the side of the
tracks. 1t was at the same crossing n
month ago that the car of William r..
Rhorbach, Sunbury's millionaire water
king, was struck and demolished by an
express. When the train was stopped
the driver was found safe perched OIL
the cOwcatcher.
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Caillaux Would Buy LIE Figaro

Paris. Dec. 21.--The first move of
Josph Caillaux following the publica.
tion Of his book Saturday, is. according
to Leon Daudet. royalist deputy and
editor of L'Action Francais. the forma-
tion of a secret combination with ex-
Premier BRAND to purchase control OF
LIE Figaro. lie Figaro Is one of the
most powerful journals Of Europe, and
1t was its editor, CASTOR Calmette, who
was shot by Nine. Caillaux in 1914.
y Daudet, who is the arch enemy of
Caillaux, prints virulent article
against him. exposing the plot to
'seize" lie Figaro, and lie Figaro it.
self prints. without affirming or deny
ing, extracts from Dandet's article.
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Boys Life Saved at Cost Of Lea

A1toona, Pa, Dec. 21.-1n saving a
newsboy, Philip Stroh, sixteen years
90 from probable death, Nelson II.
McNaughton, thirty two years old,
manager of the Pennsylvania News CO..
may lose his right leg. A trolley car
picked switch and swung across the
street. McNaughton had just time to
push Stroh out Of harms way when his
leg was caught between the car and a
pole and crushed.
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PRODUCE COAL RECORDS
Seized Documents Expected to Be
placed In Evidence Today

Washington, Dec. 21.--Records of
the National Coal Association. repre-
senting coal dealers and operators,
which were seized in formal raid
on the headquarters Of that organization
here Saturday and Sunday by agents
of the Senate, probably will be pro-
duced today before the Calder Senate
committee on reconstruction. Last
week this committee made n prelim-
mary report to the Senate in which
it was asserted profiteering and dis.
organization of the normal system of
coal distribution had gone on during
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FRANKLIN NATIONAL BASK
Chesfnut street west Of nroad


Philadelphia. December IL. 1920
The Annual Meeting q the sharcHold.rs ~
,bis bank will be held a. the BLnkinE House,
on Tuc,d January II. 1921 b tween the
houra OF Il o'clock noon and l =. m, for
the election OF directors 70 serve during IN.
ersu;ng year; and t. take action upon \
nroposed amendment 70 the Articles OF A..
saciatIon by substituting for the second
sentence OF Articl" VI which row reads -
Follows: ,,,. ..,,, ,o,.o ,,,ro- ., .,o,,
Vic, presiden' who shall also ho a nnemba-
~ The PUar. OF Directors. and who shall BE-
suthorIze! In the ahserc or inability ~ ~"
nr.sidar, from nny cause. to perform a.
sets ard duties pertaining 20 the once OF
nreeldent. except such "a the UreSident only
r. authorized by law ~ p.-fnrm. and -
siect or appoint cashier, ard such Other
ofnce-s and Clsrks Hs may be required ~
transact the business ot the association -
Az the salaries 70 be pad - tham. ond rr0
,,nus ,hsr, in oN1ce o. ~ dsrnss them as
IN the opinion OF majority Of the board
tSe Interests Of the association may demlni
80 the following.
''The directors shall have nowe- II slrc'
ore or more vice rr"sidonts who shat hav.
such powers and perform such ncts AMI
suti.a az the directors shall dirnct by by.
law and 20 elect o. appoint cashier. and
,urh other ot7crrs and clerks - may he rs.
aiiired 10 transact the business Of the a,
sociatlon: TO FIX the PalRrIes 70 hs paid -
,Ssrn and continue them n once. or 20
dlsrnlss them as. IN the opinion ot ma.
gociatlon may demand"
J. WILLIAM tiARDT.
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49, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders OF IN" Philadelphia and
West Chester Traction Company viii De hold
at No. GlO Commercial T~Is. Bpuding
Fifteenth Street, and south Penn square.
philadelphia Pa. ou Monday. January 10th.
1891, at 3 o'clock r VI. FOR IN" purpos ot
Holding an election for Directors 20 s"rva tor
the ensuing year. and the transaction of
such other corporate business as may properly
come before the stockholders
- /. RIM. : -rmt.ArE-
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80 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

SSS Stockholders Of the nsinSton Trust
Company WI he held at the otttc" or the
company y w Cor KcnsinEtOn Allegheny
Avenues, on Tuesday. JanuarN 10Th. 1921,
between I2 o'clock noon and T.. VI. for the
election OF 10 Directors and the transaction
Of such other business as may come beior"
the meeting. -
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. THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

Philadelphia December Ia. 1920.
The Annual Election for nine trustees 70
serve three years will be held Al the home
once OF tho c"mnany IN the Pm Mutual
BldR 9th and Walnut StS.. Philadelphia.
Pa on Monday, Janunry 8. 1921. between
the hours VI 10 n and 2 ?. m.
SYDNEY A SMITH.
A.sLatlrt SanrntarN