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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
VYNUCENt. SNfzENf CENY
CUkRU.

DR.. X. G.. Rouche. okresni
komisaf spravnJch cen. prohla-
suie. re Jest dosti cukru. aby
mohl snano bVti prodavan libra
21 az "a C. Spekulanti. liz "a
uGelem vvkofist'ovacim nahro-
madili velk6 zdsobv. budou nu-
ceni ddti cukr do trhu. abv III
skali pen6z. l,terVch Sc ma ieho
zakoupeni museli vvpGiciti. Ia
poslednich 10 dni bvlo pfiveze-
no do Clpvelandu tolik zasob,
ae prevvSuii dvoinasob kazdo-
denni spotrebu. kdezto pred
rekolika malo m6sici bvlo me-
sto vplica nenatrn6 zasoheno.
Die vVpov6di komisare usllu-
teGnil snizpni proziravV lid. kite
~ odmitl nlatiti "a cukr 80 az
81 c. "a libru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
DIVA HOSI UTOPENI PO-
BLiZE CEDAR AVE.

Ctyri ho$i, 7lety Jan Dun
dra, 1919 Quincy ave, 10lety
Louis Szegedy, 1906 Quincy
ave-, 10lety James Ogle, 7407
Sherman ave. a 9lety Michael
Jenosky, 1906 Sherman ave,
vydali 50 ma dobrodruznou
pout', ably lovili zaby. y vodni
nadrzky blize Cedar ave. a ira
ii drahy Nickel Plate Sc vSichni
krone neimladSiho Dundra wy
svlGkli a vstoupili do zrddn6 vo
DIV, mistech onech pres pet
stop hluboke. Nest 'astni chap
ci poCali Sc topiti, tahaiice je-
den druheho, ale ien Szegedy-
mu podafilo sc dostati re spar6
enorti utopenim.
:TstraSenV Dundra plaGem Wv
pravoval nahode a "a chvili
lvtahli policeini straznici jede-
ract6ho precinktu nevelik6
Ealuzinv mrtvoly Ogleho a Je-
noskyho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
VOLERNi BOZ O ZVYSENl
DIVIDEND SPOLECNOSTI
POULIcNfCH DRAH.

ZvySeni dividend cleveland
sk6 poulicni dopravni spolecno
sti ze 6 ma 7 procent m6stskou
'adou jiz schvaleno ale musi do
stati schvaleni obGanstva pfisti
lltery primarnich volbach.
M6stska administrace Sc V pred
chazeiici Rampant chova Sc ne
stranne take spolecnost nikte
rak neagituie, jelikoz jest ma
podobnou propaganda zakaza-
no vydavati penez a kazdy w
del ma voleb. kampan musi byti
predem m6stskou radou schva-
len.
Die n6kterych domnenek,
kter6 arci sdili sirsi vefeinost.
m6lo by odhlasovani vysSich
dividend "a nasledek opetn6
zvySeni jizdnfch poplatkd ma
naSich karach. Zda Sc tudiz We
lice pravdepodobnym, ze Ia
dost spolecnosti pred volic:
stvem neobstoji, neb duvody
pro zvetseni procent isou stav6
ny ma pochybnych zakladech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
SLET SOkOLSK
ZUPY SEVERO-
VYCHODNi.
ZfTREJSIM HESLEM BU-
DIz: VEREJNE CVICENf
V RAUSOVE PARKU.

Slavnostni porad nasich So
kolikG zapotal jiz dnes rano,
kdy bylo Rausove parku cile
zavod6no o zupni prebornictvi.
Vysledek junackeho zapoleni
buda Znam Ultra nedeli po
skoncen6m verejnem cviceni
zdejsich i pribylych druzstev
ZitrejSi slavnostni pruvod
jednot domacich, milych
nasich hosti wide presne l..
hod. odp. od Ceske Narodni ST.
ne ma Broadway a bude pocho-
dovati smeram iiznim, pc
Hamm a vych. 40. ul. do Raus
parku, kde usporadano bude
verejne cviCeni die stanovenG-
no pofadu.
Pri prichodu sokolskeho
proudu ma misto proneseny bu-
dou nekter6 zdravice, nacez u
kdza naSe sokolstvo svoji vyspe
lost verejnym cvicenim, ku KITE
remu Sc vSechny, V zupe naSi
soustr6dene jednoty velice cile
a po delSi dobu pripravovaly.
Po vycerpani cisel telocvic-
nych rozproudi Sc mezi obecen
stvem volna zabava pTi zvncich
dvou vybornIch kapel.
Rekn6me to uprimne, poklad
ny naSich jednot vykonaly Via
steneckou povinnost pTispivd-
MIN ma naSe osvobozeni,v nemz
Jim nikdo nemuze odepriti re-
kordu, take posledni vyprava
do CeSkoslovenska ma sedmy
slet vyzadovala znacnych ma
kladG, neb lax znamo, muscle
byti postarano zakoupeni po-
travin, coz vyzadovalo nemale
financni naklady, tax re fondv
nasich nejvlastenect6jSich spoil
XII isou iaksi vycerpanv. Ma
mas pax jest splatiti prehoinou
n6vSt6vou naSemu Sokolstvu
duh a pfisp6ti, ably zupa naSe
bvla posiIena nejen moralne,
ale nalezitym peneznim uspe-
chem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
POZDRAVY ZE STARYCH
VLASTf.

DneSni poSta prind$i nam O.
ndtn6 zaplqvu pohledovVch po-
2dravu 2 Ceskoslovenska.
Zdravici z krasnTch morav-
ekVch a slovenskych lazni Lu-
hatovic Pist'an zasild p. Vol
ia Novotny $ nasledovni po-
7namkou:
V Pist anech isou pfirodni
tepla vridla bahenni obzvlast6
vVhodna pro rheumatism. Kras
~ okoli. reka V5h prot6ka sire
dom. lest as rs mil cd Bratisla-
Vi. Zde liz zaGinaii slovenske
Totrv. NeihorSi ze vSaho isou
21e ma Slovensku ii eide. Vas
Volta NovotnV.
ZnacnV pocet podpisu naSich
/ Gnskoslovenskych dGstoinikjl
y nsou zasland pohledv z Mel
nika z Roudnice. kda naSi
l-raiane navStivili pamatny
Rim.
VrelV no7drav ze 7aiezdu ma
posvatny Rip. z nGdv naseho
rraotce Cecha. V Roudnici
'ome bvli velice prdtelsky pfi-
iati pohosteni Drive neil
isme onustili M6lnilt. bvli isme
tameiSimi Sokolikv vVborn6 Ia
sobeni n6koiika bednami Sam
raGskeho, kter6 nam bvly do
dinv ma LODI. kterou isme 90
Iabi do Roudnice odpluli. Co
ca nam pripomina Cleveland
NaSi M. Zeman, Jos. p1acek
dr. JOS. Mueller, Anna Vycho-
dilova a Julie Marsalkova Chi
ca"a ].
ia laskav6 v7nominky vSen
nqSe neisrdeGn6iSi diky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
POKORNY A JEHO POMOC-
Nix DAM POD ZARUKY
$25, 900.

Bankovni poslickove, 19lety
Jan Pokorny. 125O4 Farington
ave. S. e. a 20lety Frank Her.
bert. 1870 st. Clair ave-, ktefi
liz doznali vinu ma kradezi bon
dd V Gene $4,000, spachanou
u First National banky, byli do
praveni do okresni venice, "a
by Sc zodpovidai nepfedlo-
zeneho cinu pred valkou poro-
tou municipalniho soudce Sill
berta. Dani byli kazdy pod
soudni zaruku $4,000, ktera
"a ne sotva bude as slozena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
NABfDNUTf K SNATKU.

Svobodny pan start 40 ro-
ku pral by 81 uciniti znamost s
divkou neb vdovou We veku od
35 do 40 let "a pficinou snatku.
Upfimn6 min6ne nabidky "a
Slete pod znackou "Snatek" do
adm. t. listu. Mlcenlivost Sc "a
rucuje. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
DOPADFNE. NFNECHAVE
STRAkY.

.Vfera vacer zatGenv bvlv v
&. 63Oo Lexington ave. N. f.
dv6 "damv" Daisy Gambrelova
Mildred McDonaldova. kter6
bvlv svoif paradivosti svedenv
ma zloGinnou drahu. Kupovalv
tntiz "a pct prstGl V ruznVch de-
nartementnich obchodech dra-
he latkv liz 30 n6kolik m6sicH
kradan6 zbozi bvlo take IL
Mich detektivv, ktefi ZatGoni
provedli, nalezeno. Ohd budou
souzenv pro velkokradez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07
uTERNf PREDVOLBY.

Dne 10. srpna Sc konaji pred
volby, kdy Sc mali navrhnout
kandiddti pro pflStf pOdzimni
volby. Kazdemu obcanu ma "a
lezet ma tom, aby pro llfady
byli navrzeni muzi schopni, tax
ably pri zvoleni jeiich vykon-
most odpovidala potrebam toho
lifadu, do ktereho zvoleni byli.
A ma to Sc musi poGitat pfi pred
volbach, kdy jsou kandidati
navrhovani.
0 republikanskou nominaci
do statniho senatu So uchazi
mladsi, ale nadeiny Czech, pan
George H. Bender, ktery Jest
iiditelem oznamkov6 kancelafe
The Bailey Co. Pan G. H.
Bender jest nadany, proziravy
obchodnik, jehoz schopnostl by
We VeTejnem ufade uzitecne
mohl uplatnit; jeho rodice pfi-
ieli z Moravy do Clevelandu
pred 40 roxy. Jeho bratr jest
mezi Cechy chvaln6 znamy zub
nj lekaf, jehoz uradovna Sc ma
leza proti Broadway bance. G..
II. Bender po vyjiti obecnich
$kol studoval ma Central High
School a velkou pozornost We
noval politicke a hospodafske
otaZce.
G.. H. Bender Jest neunavny
pracovnik, snazivy mlady muz,
iemuz by nejen republican,, a
lie kazdy Czech mel pfi predvol-
bach HAS odevzdat.
Do naSich zakonodaren isou
poneivice volani prdvnici, kteri
pro potreby obecn6ho lidu jen
malo zdimu mali a proto Jest
tam tfeba tez zvolit obchodni-
Ky. d6lniky a farm5fe, tax ably
pfi tvoreni zakonu vSechny
vrstvy obyvatel zastoupeny by
ly.
V roca 1912 mlady p. Bender
postal Theodoru Rooseveltovl
petici s 10000 podpisy cleve-
landskych obcanu Sc zadosti,
ably pfijmul nominaci pro dfad
Dresidenta S. S. Theodor Roose
welt mu V dopisa odpovedel:
este zarivy vlivny vzor me-
ri mladymi muzi, kteri nastu-
pull tn pravou cestu k zlepsenl
naSeho obcanstvf a k zuslechte-
nj muZnOStl. POkracOVanlm V
tech $l6peiich stanete Sc uzitec
nym pristimu pokoleni".
Pfi vIb6ru kandidatd do
statniho sendtu neopomente IL
d6lat krizek pred ceskym u
chdzeGam, pred jm6nem G. II.
Bender.
Pan c.. H. Bender mluvi plyn
ne cesky re cesky citi, dokd-
zal DAMN podnetu a staranim
Sc uspofadani prednasek e.
vangelickem kostele ma Wood
land a 46. ul., kde jsme stra-
viii nekolik krasnych ceskych
vecirku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07

PRODA Sc dvourodinnV
dum s svetnicich dole a peti
nahore. plyn, elektrika, fernes
ma horkou vodu, dl5zd6na ull-
ce. qaraz tea Sc proda auto
mobil 1918 Oakland velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc V {. 3A65 f. 1O3.
nj ? Union. $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-07

Ma vylets IStreleckeho
Klubu Slapnicka, ktery bude
poradan v nedeli 22. srpna
1920, tentokrate vyhraii pre-
mie pfi zavodech pouze =
hoste.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
GRANGE INsrALLs OFFICERS
State Lecturer Expected Here Soon
TO Organize Other Oranges.

The Dickinson County Pomona
grange met in regular session at I'm
terplise on Jan 10. The meeting
was well attended ana much interest
was taken in the proceedings. Iho
following Officers were installed:
Master J. g. Mmick, Talmage;
Oyerseer, w Il. Poor, Chapman
Lecturer Mrs. Lydia Hice, Pearl
steward. Robert Anderson ENTER
Prise: Assistant Steward, Fred Peter
son. Enterprise. Lady Asst. Steward
Miss Helen Boxer. Enterprise, Chap
lain. Mrs Fred Scripter, Detroit
Treasurer, Mr. John Grogg, Abilene
Secretary, Mrs. Harry 4 Hun, IN
terprise; the three Graces, Mrs.
Minnich, Talmage Miss Pearl Betty
Detroit; Mrs. Chas. Leach Detroit.
The next meeting will be held the
third Wednesday in February at En-
terprise at ! O'Clock and viii be open
to an fourth degree members. Ar-
are being made to have
The state lecturer MI =. $. Sanders
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
Democrats Want to Condemn
Him in Senate.
LODGE BLOCKS THE ACTION
Walsh Wanted to Declare That
Testimony Was Against Pub
lie Interest-Daniels Evil
IDENTIFY Is Nervous.

Washington, Jan. 2l.--Resoluiions
declaring the action Of Rear Admiral
Sims Ia making public official in
structions of the most confidential
character affecting international re-
lations deserved the condemnation
Of an Americans, was introduced "a
the senate by Senator Walsh, mem
Der of the naval committee.
Request for immediate conshlera.
tion was denied on objection Of Re
publican leader Lodge, The resolu-
ton quoted from a letter read by
Sims last Saturday before the senate
committee Investigating naval decor
lations. Lodge objected 10 considera-
Ition Of the resolution ON The ground
that il contained grave charges
against one of the most prominent
Officers of the American navy with.
out giving him opportunity TO defend
himself
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
LIKE AMERICAN SHOES
Balkan Footwear Being Revolution
ized Since The War.
oAssocIated Pres-)

Petch, Montenegro, Jan. 21,--
Americanization Of the footwear 81
the Balkans within a few years may
be one of the unexpected results OF
the war. The Serbian sandal or
opanchi, of soft pliable leather was
abandoned when Serbia was compel
led TO call upon the Allies for equip
ment. for only the stiff shoe. to- whicn
western European and American
armies were accustomed, was avail
able. Now. after having been habit
mated to the modern shoe, the Ser
bian soldier upon demobilization
finds it difficult to return to the pri-
mitive sandal.
Supplies of old shoes gathered ~
America which were distributed re-
Gently by the American Red Cross
were snatched up by the peasants
with avidity. American business al
ready has begun to exploit this new
source Of demand so that few
more years probably will see the
Balkan peasant wearing American
shoes.
The war has dealt the venerable
Iheadgear of the Montenegrin tell
ing blow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22

as has the nineteen year old high
school boy of Baltimore.
New York state has many times
the number of school pupils that
Kansas has, yet the chance Of pro
ducing winners in each Of these sta
ties is exactly the same.
Essays will be written in the class
rooms on Friday, February 20, 1871
from notes if desired
10 essay will be more than -four
hundred words in length.
Pencil. or pen and ink. may be
used but the essay will be writtel
on only one side Of the sheet
Essays win be judged strictly on
a basis of % originality, C2) ex-
preston. go sincerity.
Each school will be the judge OF
its own product. The principal q
each school will appoint board OF
three Judges to select one essay as
the entry from his school. He VIII
then forward the entry, not latel
than February 81, 1920, to the army
recruiting station nearest his school
The District recruiting officer VII
appoint board of three judges L
pass on the essays submitted by th'
schools Of his district. One Will D.
selected as the best and will be for
warded to Washington as the Dis
trict's entry.
From the entries Of the fifty 81
district Secretary Baker and Gener
ais Pershing and March will selec
three national winners. These win
ners may be boys or girls. Of any
color. Of any age.
winners will be announced Apr
10, next.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
INDUSTRIAL COURT BILL THRU
LEGISLATURE IN SENATE FORM
Associated Press }

nothing to worry about II the law
passed l. fair one.
The house defeated two measures
today. The bill to increase tile sala'-
les Of district and supreme court
mdges was voted down. 80 to ~ and
an adverse vote was east on the bill
10 permit life insurance companies
to issue health provisions In eonnec-
tion WITH life policies.
The following measures have pass
ed both houses on third reading, ana
require only the formaities Of en-
grossmeut. the governors signature
and official printing, to be laws
House bnl No. GO, by Jones, of
I.von-A Allows county commissioners
"a expend $4,000 for county bridges
without popular vote The present
limit is S25. 900. The limit on town
ships is raised from $4,000 t., $2o'-
600.
House bill Ne. 6. by Williamson
of Wyandotte- Allows Rosedaie to
vote $4,000 in bonds for the pur-
chase Of additional land for the Bel
Memorial hospital A local bin.
House bfll No. II, by lieglen OF
Sedgwick- Allows Wichita to vote
terminal railroad aid bonds for the
Anthony & Northwestern. A local
bin. amended to allow Hutchinson
the same privilege
House bill No. G3, by Graham, Of
Jackson validates an issue OF
school bonds in his county. A local
bill.
House bin No. IS, by Ridgway, OF
Wyandottc- Allows increase of sal
aries for dremen in Kansas CITY,
Kas. "A local I'll.
House bin No. 81, by Robbins Neo-
Allows the city Of Erie TO IN
crease IT'S bonded indebtedness to 20
per cent OF its assessed valuation to
pay for water works improvements.
A local bill
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
BOTH TEAMS VICTORIOUS
Abilene Beat st. Johns 80 TO 2S And
Enterprise 10 10 I3.

Abilene was victorious in both
basket ball games played Tuesday
night on the high school court by
the first and second teams against
Enterprise high school and 81. Johns
academy.
The first game between the second
team, Of the senior high school ana
Enterprise high school ended with q
score of 10 TO l3 for the home team
The lineup for Abilene follows
Harry Prichard and Guy Prichard
forwards; Wilson, center; Saylor ana
SchooIer. guards and Oliver, forward
The Enterprise players were; Ferg-
ley and Angst, forwards Lacey, cen
ter: Betty and Benson, guards.
The first team took the game from
list. Johns academy Of Salina 30 t'
2S in close game, marked through
out by fast playing on both sides
Oberhelman and Van Doren playe'
forward. steele center and Sullivan
and Little guard on the winnin.
team.
st. Johns lineup follows: Tim
othy and shilling forwards; Muir
center: Wagner and Mnstat, guards
| Ralph Van Urine of the Tel-Elec
ltric team refereed both games an'
there was big crowd of enthuslas
lie rooterS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
RAISE LUSITANIA TREASURE
Divers Expect to Recover From The
Wreck.

London. Jan 21.-Efforts to raise
some treasure from the Lusitania
will be made early this year IN
gineers and divers who are prospect
ing about the sunken vessel believe
they can get thousands Of pounds
worth Of vamables but II will be i'm
possible to raise the steamer or muci
cargo owing to the depth Of water ii
which # is lying.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
BIG IMPORTS FROM JAPAN
But Increase in Oriental Trade Has
Had Little Effect Here.
ssoclated Press)

Washington, Jan. 21.-Desplte the
steady growth Of imports from japan
since the signing Of the armistice'
officials of the Department Of Com
merce today declared that American
markets have been but little affected
by the influx Of oriental goods. I'm
ports from Japan have increased
mainly in value rather than in duan-
tity. it is said.
During the eleven months ending
with November 1919 the latest avail
liable figures. America imported goods
valued at $367,13O.1s7 from Japan
comnared with 1864 269. 500 in 1915
and s23s. .550.6I7 in 1917.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
n. q. OFFICERS TO TOPEKA
Will Attend Officers School There
Friday and Saturday.

All officers Of the Kansas National
Guard are ordered to attend the off
GERS school of instruction, to held
in Topeka Friday and Saturday. The
two days session win close with 4
dinner ut the Chamber Of Commerce
Saturday night.
Isx Officers of the National Guards
who served in the world war also are
invited to Saturdays session and
the banquet Saturday night. Capt
f. II. Grigg Lieut. Clyde Kaufman
and Lieut.. Ernest Ross Of Troop y
win attend the school and 4 T. Lu-
rior will 90 for the Saturday session
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22

Topeka. Jan. u The livestock
men were In evidence today IN the
senate when was considered the var
ious bins to regulate stockyaris aud
commission men.
Under the committee amendment
hy sen. James Plumb, chairman of
the livestock committee, the indus.
trial court will have the regulatory
mower over the stockyards, packina
houses and livestock traders. A
Kansas livestock bureau, TO consist
Of the state livestock sanitary com
missioner, the secretary of the boarl
Of agriculture and the chairman OF
the industrial court, also is created
with powers to investigate under the
direction Of the industrial court, any
conditions In connection with the
livestock busienss considered neces
sary
At Il meeting last night, the sena''
judiciary committee voted to recon-
mend the Hopkins anti-prohteerinI
bin for passage. The measure Is t'
be reported out this morning, II Is IN
derstood. Tie senate committee
made several amendments in the at
Itorney generals bill. including tax
ing away from the county atiorney'
the power to initiate investigations
The retailers Of the state are sai'
TO have decided not TO fight the mea
sure. If the county attorney power t.
infinite investigations are annulled
According to A. G. Coolidge of Smill
Center. the retailers Of the state hav
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
DISTRICT COURT NEARS The
END OF WINTER TERM

the defendant abandoned her ii
years ago aud left family Of six
children for whom she had 20 care,
was heard aud decree was for plain
tin. All the children are now grown.
Katie Snideman was granted u di-
yorce from T. e. Snideman on the
grounds Of gross neglect and extreme
cruelty aud her maiden name was re-
stored.
Edith Plckerel was granted di-
vorce from Clarence Plckerell and
custody Of the one child 4 son aged
4 years. She charged gross neglect
and abandonment.
Demurrer was sustained IN the
case of wyandt, executor of the JAS.
Strachan estate vs. Arthur Merrill.
Sheriff sherman took Brice \,
Huif. convicted of grand larceny 70
1.-THE penitentiary today.
The case Of G. Il. Northcutt vs.
the Union Pacific railroad company
came up for trial when court conven-
ed this week. Northcutt Is suing for
$50. 900 damages which he alleges Is
due him as the result Of an accident
IN which he lost his foot while In the
employ Of the road.
The Northcutt case was heard In
the September term Of court but
continued over to this term. The ac-
cident occurred in March OF 1917.
Working I'm the capacity of brake
man Northcutt attempted to uncouple
two freight cars after the train had
nulled into Solomon shortly after ]
o'clock on that day and due, he de-
clares. to defective coupling rod n,
stepped between the cars and the
train started before he could stel
back. throwing him and so inJurine
his foot that amputation was neces-
sary
The morning session was occupied
with the witnesses for the plaintin
and Northcutt was on the stand whel
court first convened in the afternoon
The defense will try to prove thai
the coupling rod was in working or
der and that Northcutt was actinl
contrary to regulations when he step
ped between the cars.
4 scattering of men. the majority
of them witnesses We're present a
the trial but little interest was showl
by outsiders.
The attorneys in the case Of c. X
Northcutt VS.. the Union Pacific rail
road presented arguments before tn
Jury this morning. and the case con
tinued into the afternoon.
Tuesday the defendants filed
demurred to the evidence of TN
nlaintiff but the court overruled It
The defendants claimed the couple
on the railroad cars which the plain
tiff was trying to separate at TN
time of the accident in which nj
tOOt was cruSHeu' was ~
der and that the defendants wef
Therefore not liable for the damage
which the plaintiff asked amountin
to $50, 900. Northcutt however wa
given an opportunity to prove that a
1.-The time he handled it the couple
refused to work, though it was Of
standard type
The Jury was out late this after
noon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
ENOUGH TEACHERS HERE
But Other Counties Have Short
age Which Is Serious.

The teacher shortage is one of the
eparamount issues" before the Coun-
ell of Administration of the state
Teachers Association, in session in
Topeka. This particular problem, the
school executives declare, has invad-
ed the colleges and high schools as
well as the rural district schools, but
the county superintendent who man
age the rural schools of their respec-
tive counties, maintain that their cuI
of grief ms to teacher shortage Is
fuller than that of the higher instit
utions Of learning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
ITALY UPSET BY STRIKE
Military In Charge of Railroads Keep
Down Revolution.

Rome. Jan. IL Military forces
occupied the central station here at
midnight by order Of the minister OF
transportation All railroad lines IN
italy are guarded by troops who are
instructed to fire upon anyone sus-
pected Of attempting to Interfere
with traffic. The strike movement
n assuming revolutionary rharac-
ter the government mtrusting the
maintenance Of order to the military.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-01-22
WITH ONE LEG THEY DANCE
instruction In Dancing Part of Plar
To Give Men Poise.

London. Jan 21-Dancing Is be-
ing taught British army officers who
have lost an arm or leg in the war
this instruction being part Of a plan
intended to give the men poise and
confidence in using their artificial
limbs. Preliminary work along this
line begins at the hospital, and later
the officers may continue their les
sons without cost If they desire.