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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
PAVILION FOR PARK

Goodyear Park may get a pavilion
that will be in keeping with Boga-
lusa's beautiful park and part Of the
expense Of building this pavilion may
be borne by local amusement COM
pany. Mayor Sullivan and the Com
mission Council thought that by
granting the company certain con-
cessions that the company would bear
part of the expense of such pa
vilion, which would be credit to
the city.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
Bond Election
tuesday, May II

1ng taxpayers should not over
as fact that the election to vote
ponds IN the amount of $780,
Elli oe held next Tuesday, the
opening ct Z q. m. and closing
y, The voting places will
ly IAN, Mills building, Fire Sta
~ z ana Red Cross salvage sta
4 rear Of Colonial Hotel.
Y those owing property and
POI tax has been paid are
Cd % vote, except women who
Money IS to equip the five new
buildings, four Of which are
ag completion.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
BASco CHILD DEAD

The 8-months-old daughter of Jas.
Basco, one of Bogalusa's well known
Italian citizens, suecumbed to an at
tack of dysentery Tuesday evening.
The funeral services were conduct
ed Wednesday with a large number
Of friends of the family attending.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
HEsLIN BUYS HOME

Henry Heslin, the popular master
mechanic of the N. D. G. N. shops,
has purchased the M. Hyman home
on Mississippi avenue, one Of the fin
est in the city, and will move to his
new residence this month. Mr.. Hy-
man now resides in New Orleans.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
GOVERNOR PARKER WILL BE
INAUGURATEp MAY 18TH

"A number Of Bogalusa folks are
planning to be in Baton Rouge on
May 18th, when John N. Parker will
be inaugurated as governor of the
state. Record-breaking crowds are
expected to attend.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
SANDERS, JR., HOME

]. Y. Sanders, Jr., formerly of this
city, but now practicing law in Baton
Rouge, spent last Thursday in Boga-
lusa visiting friends and packing
some of his personal belongings
which have been located in his ia
theirs law office here. ]. Y. Jr. is
looking fine and his many friends
will be glad to know that he is get
ting along splendidly.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
ENrERrAINs cIuR

Mrs. r. L. Bonney entertained the
Avenue Bridge Club at her home on
Avenue B Tuesday afternoon. Miss
A. D. Winters won the guests prize,
and the members prize was won by
Idrs. e. E. Percy.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
RESOLUTION

iEREAs, it appears that
~ oshers' Day." Nav eth.
has been set apart by
slll!ens Of this city to as
e IN Goodyear Park for
purpose Of defeating a
70 the late Mrs. w. II.
ivan, Mother of Bogalusa,
we Of our esteemed
,,s.,,E FoRE BE IT RE-
sAg, That in order to
ne memory of that
ald Christian mother who
much for Bogalusa and
aa1ens do hereby in
out City Clerk to re-
employees of the City
.usa to attend the
Is Service in a body.
VI FURTHER RE-
Cd That a copy Of
solutions be forward
" \. Sullivan, Mayor,
~ 2 copy be sent to the
Journal for publica-
E. R, CASSIDY,
Lees, Acting Mayor.
si l,aN, City Clerk.
ga Nay Attn, 1920.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06

Up to the sixth inning it looked
like sure victory for the G. s. L.
players, but at this stage Of the game
they went SKY visiting and on their
return to earth the BOgalusa Ice
Company had annexed three runs,
and, Incidentally, the game. The G.
s. L. team showed fine form up to
this fatal inning.
Here are the official scores Of the
dOubleheader:
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
SON sTILT pnpN

q preceded birth by fifteen
the home Of Mayor Sui
[so1l!aay afternoon when Mrs.
sullivan gave birth to a still
~ The infant weighed seven
LILO snd was q beautiful child.
-.o.aer Is resting as well as can
ssseo: Every citizen extends
Y Mrs Sullivan's mother is
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06

Summary IWO-base hits, Lewis,
Mcdaniel; double play, Harms and
Leblanc; struck out, by Lambert 4,
by Lambright 5. Umpires, White
and Blayney.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06

oummary-IWo-Das hlCs, Ross z,
Boyd and Ross is going to be hard
MalOney, Simmons; struck out, by
Poole 6, by Holman 2, by Marx 10.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06

A small crowd entertained Misses
Irma Domergue and Leona Daniels
at a dance at the Bogalusa, Country
Club Saturday night.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06

Boyd; double plays, Ford to SIM
mons; struck out, by Marx q, by Ford
1, by Dixon 8. Empires, Blayney
and White.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-06
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE OPENS SEASON
WTTHFLAG-RAISTlG, PARADE, MUSIC

Business and Professional Women Assist w. S. Hapley
in Flag Raising-MayOr Sullivan losses First Ball
BOgalusa Ice Company and R. P. Baer & Co. Teams
Winners in Opening DOubleheader-Next Sundays
Game Called at p M
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21

Of way workers were said 20 be among
the groups opposed 10 the award while
the locomotive engineers and shop men
We're reported as leaders Of the ele-
ment favoring the boards decision.
Generally. the sentiment seemed 70
he against taking any action involving
the immediate calling Of a strike
NO IMMEDIATE STRIKE
mo matter what the decision OF the
grand council is to he. whether the
award il accepted or rejected. the act
ion of the unions will De concerted and
deliberate declared NJ G Lee. one
Of the Big Four" and president II
the brotherhood ~ Railway Trainmen
1t is certain that there Will be no
sporadic or immediate railroad strike
a compilation az figures prepared by
Samuel @. Dunn, editor Or Railway
Age" shows that as a result or the
award. the Wages Of railroad employees
VII be lis per cent more from tais
tlme than they wee in 1914 Tn1
award. said Air Dunn. viii make the
wages Of railroad workers exceed the
cost of living hy from IS to 100 per
cent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21

IN progress, 1t runs like motion
picture and is something like this
Mayv-vacant land;s June-A reel that
shows men and excavating apparatus
Ieveling small hills. huing holes. lay
ing sewers, carving out streets. put
ting in concrete foundations; July
more than SO dwellings well under
way. half Of them under roof.
visit 70 the district discioses 500
busy men. battalion Of grading teams
huge stores OF building material with
more arriving by the trainload. and a
collection or temporary buildings
which are the grading camp. offices
and tool sheds There II a constant
patter from a myriad 81 carpenters
hammers hitting nails. the chug -chu.,
81 concrete mixing machinery. and all
81 the noises that 90 with the build
ing "a community in various stages
Of construction progress from street
grading 60 house roofing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21

Dor. and that Is shown in the winding
streets, the sunlight arrangement,
beauty in design with an eye to econ
omy Of operation OF the house after
il is occupied
HELPING EMPLOYEES TO GET HOMES
BY building the houses in mass group
for 200 families and then selling them
at cost the future occupants. the en-
ploye sof the Inland Steel company
will not Only receive the benefit in
price that comes from buying housing
material in large quantities and the
incidental lower cost OF construction
but no profit Will accrue to the Ind
lana Harbor Company. and the 200
sunlight dwellings will be sold exact
" at cost 70 the Inland employees. And
the Inland men will buy these homes
On the easypayment plan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21
r. r. COUNCIL GOES
INTO SESSION

Out and out fat rejection 81 the
award, with action taken toward call
ing of a national strike Immediately.
1t appeared early today that one Of
the first three proposals would consti-
tute the final decision Of the union
heads. While some of the more radi-
cal element OF the grand council was
reported to be in favor Of a fiat re-
lection it is thought the big four and
other conservative brotherhood lead
ers would be able TO maintain control
over the councils deliberations and
that their judgment would prevail.
SOME ARE NOT SATISFIED
That there is dissatisfaction with the
award among number Of the broth
erhood powers is certain. but this. it
is pointed out. is offset ~ a strong
sentiment for conservative action. The
railroad telegraphers and maintenance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21

istice and peace negotiations between
Russia and Poland. The British gov.
eminent is said to be urging Warsaw
to deal with Moscow and to seek an
Immediate armistiee- The Moscow
government. in its recent note to the
British government is said by the
Daily Express 20 have offered an exten
sion OF old Poland's boundaries
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21
COMMUNITY or sUNIICTT-'

This building Of the community OF
sunlight"-every dwelling and every
room in that dwelling has ligu,-is
being carried on by the Indiana Har-
Dor Homes Company a subsidary or
Eanized by the Inland Steel Company
to provide homes for Inland emplov-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21

es at Indiana Harbor. BUT on scIen-
tific plans, in the most modern fash
ion, these houses are to be sold on easy
terms. TO the employees Of the big In
land Steel Company at Indiana Har-
Dor.
The new subdivision is section "A"
and is the first of a series of housing
projects 70 be undertaken by the In-
diana Harbor Homes Company. which
acquired $50 acres for housing pur-
poses.
COMPRISING I3 CITY BLOCKS
Plans for section "A" also provide
for curved streets Instead Of the con
ventional rectangular arrangement Of
city blocks. installation of ali modern
utilities and finally the beautify ing
Of the present ls city blocks with
lawns, trees and flowers
Arrangements have. been completed
for the installation or water and gas
pipes. sewers are being put in. tele-
phone and electric wire poles are to
20 On rear Of lots. and paving of the
graded streets, building of curbstones
and installation Of cement sidewalks
soon viii be under way.
The cream Of the experience gained
in the war housing projects in Amer
ica Is being utilized at Indiana Har-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21

FOR
DIRECT ARMISTICE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

LONDON. July 21-The British COY
eminent according to a report printed
BY the Daily Express today. has deoid-
81 to acquiesce in the Russian soviet
government-s proposal for direct am
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21
Building
Fine Homes
At Harbor
Sunlight Dwellings for 200
Inland Steel Employees to
Be Sold On Time.
Looking ahead just a bit

I-00kIhE ahHaH just M.
When the chilly days Of autumn come
and cheerful ffresides heckon folks TO
stay indoors there will he zoo more
new homes in a certain part of Ind
lana Harbor. Some time in the fall
the first of these dwellings viii be
occupied. BY Christmas they Will shell
ter 200 families, according g the pro-
gram now being carried out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-21

Purity Coal Lump Esq or Nut, that
real soft coal. "Dibos the Coal Man"
Phone 4 adv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
ZPRAVA CESKOSLOVENSKE
HO KONSULA CLEVELAND
SKEHO v PLAIN DEALERU.

Republican CeskCslovenskou
jmenovany konsul p. j. Barto-
sovsky uvadi vecne psanou sta
ii nedavno do cizfho tisku pro-
rikle Zpravy o prazskych bou-
fich ma pravou miru. Vice SOU
kromV spo rpraveho kfidla S
komunisty pribarvenou levici o
Lidovy Dunn Pravo Lidu V
Praze zavdal pricinu sice k de-
monstracim dosti vaznym, ale
nikolivek tax dalekosahlym,
lax pGvodni telegramy licily.
Soud prirkl vlastnicke pravo
spornych objektu staremu wy
davatelstvu. jemuz pfi novem
zabranf levice cinila obtize, iez
propukly v srazku mezi uvede-
nymi stranami a policii. Jinak
pokracuie republika rekon.
strukcnich pracich s plnym zda
rem a kazde obavy prevrat
isou nplne vyloucenv. Take ko
mnnisty vyvolana stavka uplnt
selhala DO Cas- demonstrate D,
noval zeimena ma Slovensk,
kid. Informativni clanek pan;
konsula Bartosovskeho byl u
vefejnen vcera v Plain Dealer
ma redakcnf strane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
MESTSKA RADA SCHVALU-
JE ORDINANCE 35c PLYNU.
SpoleGnost poulicnich drah mu-
81 vratit $4,000.

Ia vGerejsi schuze mestske
rady priiata byla iednomyslne
Woods Marshallova ordinance,
die ktere bude cd 6. unora ia
dobu desiti let cbnovena smlou
va East Ohio Gas Co. ga jed
notnou cenu plynu ia 35c "a
1hG0 nrychlovych stop, kdezto
cena plynu um&leho stanovena
ia techze okolnosti ma 80 al
85c "a totez mnozstvf. Podon-
ne Sc zachovalo predmesti
Lakewood.
President plynarenske spo-
leGnosti Daily, byv tazan pc
vysledku hlasovani ma vlastni
nlnenf, odpovedel, ze spolec-
most nemdze pfijmouti zadnou
ordinance. ale odepfel soucas-
ne oznamiti, jakych krokG Ia
hail. VSe zavisi cd usneseni do
tycne fiditelske rady, jez bude
miti schulz v mesici lednu. Die
lvseho povlece Sc cely spor, pres
iednohlasne usnesenf m6stsk6
rady dale.
M6sto povolilo veera naklad
$4,000 pro architekta, jehoz
ulohou bude dohlizeti ma insta-
laterske prace, vodovodnf, wy
tap6ci a ventilacnf V move m6st
ske nemocnici. Proti hlasovali
radnf Hinchcliffe, Dittrick a
McGinty, ktefi povazujf podob
nv vydej "a zbytecny, kdezto
fiditel mestske dobroGinnosti
poukazoval ma vyhody, kdyz
Sc podobne prace dfti budou "a
kontroly odbornikn.
Pravnf riditel Woods ozna-
mule, re bvlo ucin6no pravni O.
patrenf proti Clevelandske po-
nlitni draze. aby tato vratila
$4,000 vyplacenych neoprav-
n6nym ZpGsobem iako dividen-
dy, ac navrh obdobny pri refe-
rendnf volb6 V dubnu propadl.
Pfiiata byla resoluce A. r.
Dittricka, kterou sc omezuje
vozba poulicnimi karami v
Lakewood a Cleveland Heights
kteraz pfedmestf Sc test sc
i'zdnemu. Die noveho navrhu
platili by obyvatele fecenych
pfedmestf pfi jizde ma Squaru
10c misto nynejsf protekcni ce-
ny SC.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
HROZNY GIN zARLIVCE.
Jan Novak strelil a smrtelne
zranil vdovu Marii Kolmano.
YOU a pax uGinil konec vlastni-
mu Zivotu.

Chicago, 18. prosince. Post.
zprava.) Priserna tragedie o.
dehrala Sc vcera V prfbytku pi.
Marie Kolmanove ma Spauld-
ing ave-, blize 26. ul. Jan No
wax, muz asi 32-lety, jenz po
nejakou dobu Il nj bydlel, sire
lii il a nepochybne smrtelne IRA
nil, kdyz odeprela provdati Sc
"a neho. Uboha zena, matka
tri ditek, dopravena byla do
nemocnice, kde lekari mali ma
10 nadeie ma jeff zachraneni.
Po spachani hrozneho cinu sire
Ill sc Novak do praveho span
ku a byl mrtev skoro okamzite.
Pi. Kolmanova eta 40 rokG We
ku a ovdovela pred tremi lety.
Nynf vyslo ma jevo, re No
yak. ackoli Sc vydaval "a svo-
bodneho, byl We skutecnosti ze-
nat a manzelku svoii jednim
ditkem, hosikem 7-letym, opu-
still pred 16 m6sici. Opust9na
zena dozved6la Sc mem nedav
no a mela pry Gmysl dati jej
zatknouti pro nepodporovani
ditka. Kdyz Sc V novinach do
cetla o hroznem cinu sveho mu-
ze, rozhodla Sc vystrojiti mu
pohfeb.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
NOVf SVEDCI POZNAVAJf v
McGANNONOVI TRETfHO
MUZE.
Dnes vyslechnuta bude slecna
Neely-ova.

Diva svedci, ktefi dosud V
sensaenim procesu proti vra-
hum Kagyho nevystupovali, Iii
still vcera pred trestnim SOU
dem soudce M. Bernona, re OBJ
zalovany pfednosta municipal
niho soudu McGannon jest "a
kadnym tfetim muzem s1cast-
nivsim sc strelby, "a niz ultra
cen byl lidsky zivot. Podobn6
vypovjdali JIM diva svedci.
Prvnejsi diva, divine dost, re phi
Slo k iejich predvolanf teprve
nyni. jsou policejnf straznfci
Frank Brooks a Andrew Hall.
Druzi diva jsou kanadsky wy
slouzilec Wilson, jenz podobne
svedectvi vydal hned kdyz 2
tonoto zloGinu byl souzen a o.
svobozen Joyce a straznik Per
ko. xteri vesmes pGvodni tvrze-
ri pied soudem opakovali.
Straznik Brooks patroloval
one noci Sc straznikem Grobe-
nem po zapadnf strane vych. 9.
ul. a poznal stati McGannona $
dvema muzi, ktere ale nepo-
znal. S Grobenem Sli smerem
severnfm k Lakeside ave. a
kdyz Sc nalezali V blfzkosti rad
nice. zaslechli stfelnou ranu,
vratili Sc lined k mistu, kde
nalezl Zastup lidu. ale neza-
krocil, jelikoz Sc tax liz stalo
iinym straznfkem. Straznik
Hall nachazel Sc ulicce We
spoleCnosti jiSteho cernocha We
vzdalenosti jen nekolika stop
od mfsta Cinu. Zminenou troll
ci spatlil sta:i ma rohu a ieden
70 spolecnosti podaval kolem
lahev. Kdvz poznal McGanno-
ma a Jovcea, vratil Sc do uliGky.
Po zatresknuti vystfelu spatril
n6co lcskleho ruce McGanno-
move. kterV souGaane prechazel
9. ulicl. Wi'snn SO vracel do
hote;u Gilsv, kde hyl domovem
a kdy5 kolem trc; muzd Sci.
zapaloval 81 doutnik. tax ze
vsechny tri poznal. Podobne o.
Dakova' DIR. Gass minulou W.
rov6d'.
Dnas nfedvolana bude korun
nj svrdkvn6 obzalobv sleGna
Nav r. Neelv. ma ieiiz v1pov6-
di doslo k obzalob6 McGanno-
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
VELIkA KRADEZ.
Pet zakuklenych banditI pre-
oadlo kancelar expressni spo-
.ecnosti a ukra dli pokladnu 50
SIG, $40.

Toledo, O., 20. pros. Pet
zakuklenych banditu, ozbro-
jenych rucnicemi, dnes casn6
z vecera prepadlo deset O.
zbrojenych strazcu American
Railway Express zde, uchopili
ocelovou pokladnu obsahujici
SIG. $40 ma hotovosti, nalozili
il na automobil a tryskem od-
Jeli. Po pfepadeni rozsirily sc
povesti, ze kofist lupicd byla
$50, 900, ale ty vznikly z toho
re jina pokladna, obsahujict
tuto sunni kratce pred tin
byla dopravena ma nadrazi
Policie jest toho mineni, re lu
pici NELL ma musce tuto po
kladnu.
Prepadeni stale Sc ma Summit
ulici, hlavni obchodni tridt
mesta meme nez ctyfi biloxi,
cd policejni stanice.
Vrhnuvse Sc mimo vse NADIA
nj ma expressni Zrizence, kite
ii doprayovali pokladnu n;
kolecku k nakladnimu auto
mobilu Ia kancelari eXpressn
spoleenosti, bandite zmocnil
Sc pokladny a nalozili il ma ie
den re dvou automobile ma n,
cekajfcich. Dva re zrizencG b,
Ii bandity sbiti tou merou, Z,
ztratili v9domi a diva JIM te
utrpeli vazna zraneni. Bandit
pouzivali kolb svych rucnic
sbiti zrizencd, ktefi rovn6
byli ozbrojeni rucnicemi.,
Ami jedina rama nebyla Wy
palena behem pfepadeni, je
bylo provedeno meme nez
jedne minute. Nasledkem ry
chlosti, s jakou loupez byl
provedena, nektefi re zrizel
jcI nejsou jsti, kolik banditd b
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
DIE VASEHo PRANi

a nemate-i vsechny penize, obstarame Vam je =
ma mirne uroky ci splatky. Navstivte mas, md-
zeme 81 torn pohovoriti. aniz by Vas to X
n9cemu xavazovalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
VAS VLASTNi KRB

Byt We SVEN. NIT vlastni stfechu mad hlasop.
Y tom, sposiva vstsi kouxlo uspokojenfgn&E
v cemkoliv ma svsts. es ss$
Je lepsi cas- ke koupi Vaseho domova nex wa
nocni svatky? w at
MIzeme Varn ukazat domov fsfs. 20
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21

10, avsak vetsina shoduje Sc V
tom. re bylo jich pet. Mnoho
lidi ubirajiclch Sc k domovu
Pc dennim zam6stnani, bylo
svedky prepadeni.
Policie lined zahajila pa
trani, jez vsak al do pozdnfch
hodin nocnich nen6lo vfsled-
kI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
JEDNATEL UNIE. ZATCEN
PRO TAJNE NOSENf
ZBRANE.

Henry Koch, obchodni jed
mattel mistni unie naterac1 els.
102, nemz bylo uvefejneno
nekolik zprav o podniknutyeh
nan 1tocich, byl vcera ma schd-
ri Zminene unie zatcen pro me-
dovolene noseni zbrane. Gin
svuj omlouval svrchu uvede-
nou pficinou. Ma hlavni poll.
cejni stanici odeSlo MIN ne
kolik pfatel, ktefi zan pode-
psali zaruku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
ZLATO, PERLY, DIAMANTY

jsou nesporne krasnym vano6nfm darkem, ale
jest jedna vec, ktera je drazsi lidskemu srdci
nez drahe kameni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
NEVfTANf HOSTE.
Do hostince Jana PaCkovsky

Do hostince Jana PaGkovsky
no, 1858 vych. II. ul., pfisli A
mladici, vyzadali 81 napoje, "a
ktere Sc zdrahali zaplatit. Ho-
stinsky sc snazil zahnati je re-
volverem, pri cemz zbrah spu-
stila Packovsky trefil misto
vetfelcu sveho bratra do tvare
n jeho zenu do ramene. Pri-
spechavsi policie jala sc lined
20 mladicich patrati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
OLOUPENY KRAJAN.

Jan Novak, 2614 zap. Z. ul.
setkal Sc V jiste kulecnikove
mistnosti s trent muzi, s nimiz
stravil cely veter. Spolecnici
jeho byli TAX ochotni, re jej
doprovazeli dom1, ale ma ro-
hu Central Ave. a vych. 20. ul
Sc pojednou nan vrhli a obrali
jei 0 $51.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-21
USPECH FRANCOUZSKE
STATNf PUJCkY.

Pafiz, 20. prosince. Sub
skripce ma posledni francouz-
skou statni pdjcku prestoupila
tficet billionu franki, z cehoz
Sestnact billionG bylo V hoto-
vych penezich, die sdeleni fl
nancni administrace. Podrob-
my vykaz bude vydan asi "a
tyden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
DISTRIBUTORS WILL FIX
SALES PRICE ON MOTORS
President Frank Anstrd, of LcIInE-
ton, Anticipates Demands OF
Cannon Public.


For the first time In the history of
the automobile industry. so far as is
known. distributors haze been taken
Into the confidence of the company
they represent and have been asked
not only 10 fix the sales price OF the
ear itself. but also TO frame the com
pany sales policy.
At the convention OF distributors
held recently in Councrsvillc. Frank
Il. Ans,ed. president Of the Lexington
Motor Company. asked distributors
but TO outline the sah;s policy as
well
Bankers and others who were
guests OF the company during the
convention pronounced the action az
a real advance step in this dag OF
as well as industrial affairs. They
pointed 10 u az recognition OF tn.
iact that distributors. who came TO
the convention from all parts OF TIA"
country were in touch with the mo-
toring public and with it's demands
aud tendencies.
At President Ansted's request the
distributors appointed two commit
tees which. after consultation with
production officials Of LeNin gton. re-
ported on not only the sales price OF
the Lexington models, but also upon
TIA" COmpanys sales policy.
The convention was one of the most
vu.pu" Ia the history of the industry
The distributors from all parts Of the
country were housed In tented city
which had been erected on the Fay
EFT. County fair grounds. Tents were
boosted a shower bath, a barber shop.
and "A ncHspaDer.