davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-17
Interior Movement
Dry Goods

New York. July l6.-Cotton goods were quiet, with prices soft. Yarns were dull and easy. Silks were bought very mod erately. Wash fabrics for spring were ordered in small lots. Wool markets were dull and lower.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-17
Spot Coffee

Strictly choice ...................s 1850
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-22

PRODA Sc dunn pred dve-
ma roxy postaveny, hodici Sc
pro dive rodiny, je tam 8 svet-
mic, dve koupelny, vyhrevni
pee, skopky ma pradlo, sklep
pod celym domem, velky lot,
ulice dlazdena, da Sc pfi rych-
lem prodeji "a $4,000. Dunn pro
dive rodiny, devet svetnic, kou-
pelna, 2 zachody, skopky ma
pradlo, elektrika, lot vzadu tro
chu do rokle, da Sc "a $1,000.
Dobfe zarieeny grocerni OBJ
chod "a $1400. f. Haitian,
3642 e. 40 ST. Tel. Union 453
Il. GA
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kRAJANE, Poor! Pre.je-

kRAJANE, Poor! Preje-
tell ST krasny domov v nejlep-
sim ceskem okolf, proc stavet,
kdyz muzete koupit o $4,000
levneji. Nam ma prodej moder-
nj dunn, hodicf Sc pro l rodinu
v Mt. Pleasant, dole je velka
kuchyn a pentry, jidelna, chi
ma cabinet, velka pfedni svet-
nice, hall a fireplace. Nahore
til velke bedrumy a koupelna,
velka puda, sklep pod celym
domem, fernes, cihlova podez-
dlvka, bfidlicova strecha, vel
ka garage a slepicnik. Tento
majetek jest velmi laciny
proda Sc Ia $500, bude-li pro-
dan tento tyden. TelefonuEe
Union 189 w. a Broadway
2157 w. 7?
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HLEDA Sc. FIR. Nemejc, po

HLEDA Sc. Fir. Nemejc, po-
kladnfk sporitelny mesta Vod-
nan V Cechach hleda sveho
bratra Josefa Nemejc, zamest-
nanim k1ejciho, rodem Ne
pomuku a ktery die jeho po-
sledni adresy bydlel V elsie
3416 E. SO ul. V Clevelande.
Hledany necht' oznani sve by
dliste bud bratrovi do Vod-
nan, aneb tchanovi p. Prochaz-
kovi do Racic.
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PROT3A Sc

VYMENIM novy domek Q
6ti svetnicich, koupelna vse
zaflzeno. Lot je 80 pri $50
strevicich, bliz,a Union, "a men
81 domek V okoli Broadway
nebo Fleet Ave. BlizSi sdeli
Thorn. Suchy, 2465 E. Sc ul.
Tel. Prime. 1916 w. 6-2S
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ma, vaSniva, naklonena k mad
semi, spravedliva a poctiva az
do krajnostl, podobala Sc We
lice onem nadSenym zidovkam,
ktere, jako Judita ochotny by
ly pro sve presvedceni bud
spachat vrazdu, nebo nechat
Sc usmrtiti. Ona citila v sobe
tolik vudcovskych schopnostl
jako Johana Orleanska, tolik
odvahy jako Judita a tolik Sc
bezapreni, trpelivosti vytrva-
losti jako sv. Anezka.
Kratce feceno, byla Brito-
: marta jednou z onech bytosti
lidskych, q nichz osud nebo po
merry tvori reformatory, hrdi-
my, nebo mucedniky. Osobne
byla Britomarta prostredni We
likosti, vsak velice soumerna
ladna. Krasna jeji hlava po-
kryta byla bohatym, lesklym,
tmavehnedym vlasem, ktery We
dvou tezkych pletencich svi-
nut byl ma temeni ma Zpusob
korunky, coz dodavalo hlave
vyrazu ajestatniho. Tvar obi
caje byl Ma nejvyse pravidelny
: jasne, vysoke cello prozrazo-
valo velkou bystrost ducha a
: intelligence. Pod hebkymi, dlou
hymi rasami svitilo dve veil
: kych, jiskrnych oci, V nichz Wy
, cisti Sc dala celia jeji povaha.
: Byl to pohled plny nehy- "a ci-
: ste, neSobecke lasky. Kdyz ale
, oko jeji vzplalo V nadsenl, tn
ozafena tvdr jeji nevyslovnym
jasem. Nos mela tenky, orlici
! a usta pima, vyrazna, svedcicl
o pevne vuli, prada jejl byla
pekne zaokrouhlena a pone-
kud vycnivajici, plet' Jenna,
cista, belostna, uplnem jsouc
: souladu S tmavym vlasem, hne
: dym OXEN a ruzovymi rety:
PritomnG postaveni jeji
vyhlidky nebyly prilis skvele,
Byla sirotkem do tohoto IL
: stavu posldna svou tetou, sta
: rou TO panou, ktera platila ia
y jeji vzdelani, ably mohla sc
stati guvernantkou. Co mela
: k ocekavani byl jen tezky bo.
zivotni; avsak jestlize kdy kite.
!, ra zena byla k nemu utvarena
!, pax byla to jiste ona.
e X nj dustojn6 druzila Sc pr
: telka jeji Erma Kosenthal, dee
e Ia luteranskeho Kazatele. Err
J ma byla postaVy nadprostred
o nj, soumerne rostla .iako Juno
y kvetouci, Jenna a nevyslovnt
IL milostnQ. Britomartu nejen mi
lovala Vrele, ale ona il prime
z zmoznovala. Erma byla zenol
5. V pravem toho slova smysll
4, n6zna a obetava az do kraj
e nosti. Ia Britomartu by byl;
q ochotna dati vSe, poslouchal;
a il We vSem a slova jeji takrk'
e pohlcovala, jako slova nejak
a veStkyne.
g Tretl Z tohoto divciho guar
le tetta byla Elfrida Fielding
% dcera zamozneho farmare. By
D la to osobiGka mala, ale ele
e gantni, pohybu zivych pt
&c yabnych. Pleti byla tmave,
l. tvaremi jako "krav a mleko'
o. s vlasem cernym, lesklym
re kaderavym, krjtce pristriz'
n nym jako u hocha. Elfie byl
re zosobnena ziVost, pima veselt
la sti, humoru vtipu dovad
a va jako mala opicka; byl
10 mad miru zv6davou a rada SIX;
Il dlila sve druzky.
e. Ctvrta posledni mezi t.
ze mito bellmountskymi krdskan
e byla Alberta GoldsborougI
ka dcera bohateho obchodnlka
e Richmond dedicka veil
CO plantaze PR race James Abe
20 Ia byla vysokorostla, stihl
q pri tom ale soum6rna. Jeli IN
re DIRE, jako blankyt este oci Y
IA, Zne hiedely do SVeta a V cele
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mramorove soSe, nez mlade,
,zdravim kyplcl divce. Jsouc sa
ma uplne Reodvislou a nepo-
znajlc ami bldy nebo zalu, ne
brala take zadneho vreleJSiho
podllu na strastech Jinych lii
dl. Use bylo il lhostejne, ne
mela zadneho vlastnlho pre-
svedcenl a nestarala Sc o mic
ma svete. Odena byla jako je-
+, il druzky, V billy, muslinovy sat
IS ruzovymi stuzkami.
Dlvky ty sedely na travnlku
lpod stromy magnoliovymi
rozmlouvaly a bavily Sc jak ci-
nj to obycejne devcata vysslch
divcich skol, kdyz neni ucite-
Ii ma blizku - totiz toilette.
Elfie zlobila Sc velice ma to, ze
must nosit Sat tax lednoduchy
a nemodnl, nebot' rada Sc obi
Ivala nadherne a bohate, do
mnivajic Sc, ze sat take IVY
suje jeff krasu; Alberta take
| byla nespokojenou, jelikoz mi
lovala vice barvy svetlemodrou
nebo r1zovou nez bllou; Erme
lbyla kazda barva lhostejnou,
Ijsouc toho pfesvedceni, re vse
iii slusi vyborne. Britomarta
|nebrala ma rozhovoru tom WI
bee podllu a zahy prevedla je
vlastnim svym zpusobem ma
|pole jine, pfednasejic odsta-
wee, ktery uvedli jsme ma "a
Icatku naseho vypravovanf.
"Jsi pfesvedcena pravdi-
vosti toho, co tuto prednasiS?"
Isvym jemnym hlasem tazala
Sc Erma, pohlizejic obdivem
V oblicej zboznovane druzky.
"Ano, jsem,' odpovedela
Britomarta vazne.
"AvSak nezaklada Sc zakCn
svetsky, podle tveho mineni te-
l
dy zakon muzu - vZhledem
ku snatku a manzelstvi ma VII
Ii bozi?' pokorn6 stala ma
SVEN Erma, vlozic sve sepjate
ruce We kiln sve zboznovane
prltelky.
/ "Nikoli! Ten, kdo to pravi,
/ opakuje jen lez, ktera vnuk-
! nuta byla muffin samotnym
: satanem. Nynejsi zakony 0
manzelstvi re m6ly "a zaklad
. Will bozi? To je veru smesne
, Ami knihach Mojzisovych, a
nj V uCeni krista nenachaZime
! iedine radky o tom. Rel, byly
ty zeny stareho zakona zidov-
skeho, jako Sara, Rebeka, Ra-
chel, Ester, Debora, Judita !
, Lime, ktere zaroveh vladly
; muzi a mluyily Jehovou je'
, Iho and6ly - take takoVym
! tpoddajnymi zenami, Jake vidi
me nasem novodobem man
zelstvi? Nikdy. Ano, ia jdt
jeste dale a dim, re kazdJ
i muz, jenz souhlasi nyneJSlm
: zakony, ktere za zeny cini ne
; volnici a pri snatku veZme j
imeno, jmeni celou pravni e
IXistenci vubec - ze takoVy
< muz neni ME jineho nez tyral
: a lupic, jenz verejne loupit
q vrazdit boji Sc jen proto, 2
), name kaZnice a sibenlce "A k;
y zde zene, ktera nesouhlasl 81
j. Ice temito zakony, ale pfec
. podrobuje Sc jim bez reptani
q zjevneho odporu, stane sc &c
a bre, kdyz muz il snlzi az n
4 svoji otrokyni. Otrok a zbabf
lee nezaslouzi mic jineho, nez
= poaizeni okovy!"
: "Mild, dobra Britomarto, ia
y isl Sc rozehrala! Tvafe ii zroN
a. ma hori! Zde, vezmi muJ veg
j. a ochlad Sc! X cemu Sc tax ro
: ohnovat?" pferusila j Albert
), klidne, vtlacic il do ruky veJ.
a krasne prace.
o. "Drz svuj jazyk! Dekuji,
IA nepotrebuji zadnych ochlaz'
o. vacich prostredku,' odvetlI
H. Britomarta, odmitajic vejlr c
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PRODA Sc siIny krejcovsky
sici stroj, velmi dobry, tez ka-
m1nka ma ohrivani zehlicek,
mensi housle a hodiny, vse "a
levnou cenu. Haste sc V cisle
2605 Mantclair S. w. "a, brook
lynskymi vozovkami. 6-22
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PRODA Sc prave dohotove~
ny dun, n6mz je vse moder-
ne zarizeno. Naleza Sc ma E.
108 ul. clslo 3578. Haste Sc v
els. SOFA Fleet Ave. 6-23
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PRODA Sc dGm O 10 poko-
jich, finis z tvrdeho dTivi a
vse moderne zar1zeno. Lot je
40 pfi 140 str. Haste Sc v {.
ALAG e. 1873. st. Miles ave.
6-22
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-uv u " s'

JakuD, mel dive zeny a dve
sluzky a dvanact deti, ia pfece
bych nevada "a ryzl pravdu
kazde slovo stareho toho apo
stola, zrovna tax, jako neve-
rim tomu, co kazou modernl
nasi kazatelove a knezi. Mysli,
porovnavej, pohledni rozumne
kolem sebe shledas, re sta
vaJlci posud zakony o manzel-
sty1 jsou kriklave nespravedli-
I've a jednostranne!" !"
"Bosh!" zvolala Elfie, mech
lpfece ty ubozdky muzskeho
pohlavi delati zakony, kdyz je
to test. Oni mali radost toho a
nam to neublizi! Co je nam do
ijejich zakonu? Coz nefldime
Sc die mich jen tehdy, kdyz
chceme? Co je nam po zen
skych pravech, kdyz mdzeme
delati GO samy chceme? Zako-
NY! Cha, cha, cha! To "silne
muzske pohlavi' Sc vsemi je-
jich zakony da Sc lehce ovlada-
ii ,jen kdyz vine, jak do toho F!
| Hled'te, devcata Ma Sunny
slopes name tri pany vladce
- jednoho tat1ka a diva stryce
a hadejte nynl, kdo je tu hlav-
nj osobou, ktera ridi vse podle
sv6 vlastnl vale?"
"Bezpochyby ty - jsi-li do
MAJ" pTisvedGila Britomarta.
"Ver tomu a ucinis dobre,
ma mia. Coz jsoa jim t. jejich
zakony platny? Hled'te, dew
cata, TAX jake to steblo lehce
ovinu kolem sveho prstu, tax
lehce hotoya jsem S mym ta-
tikem a obema stryci. Oni ridi
Sc podle mne a ne ia die Mich.
Jejich zakony mi rozhodne ne
stoji V ceste."
We'll, co Sc mne tyce," vmi
sila Sc do hovOru krasna Alber-
ia, chladne pohravajic Sc zla-
tym retizkem Cd hodinek, az
ia Sc budu vdavat, bude to il
ste muzem pro mne vhodnym
A pred svatbou da 81 papa do
bry pozor, ably svatebnl smlou
va byla pro mne vyhodna a.
/ by muj nasiavajicl nesm6l q
, nemohl sahnouti ami ma jeden
1cent z meho vena. To musi zu-
stati mn6 same a ia nalozim
MIN, jak sama uznam "a do
} br6. TAX zachovam 81 vSechna
7 prava a veSkerou samostat-
:. most, niz stojiin. Muslin miti
: elegantni dunn, krasne zaflze-
1 me pokoje, kocary, kone, hod-
S ne sluzebnictva, skvoStne tOile-
: ty a drahokamy neobmeze
i nou cast penez pro me osobnI
: vydeje. A kdyz vse to budu
: miti, bude mi mdio ma tom "a
i lezeti, jak muj muz voli, nebC
jake zakony pomaha sestaVo
j vati."
: "Yesw zvolala Britomarts
i trpce. "Jsi to ty a tobe podob
: ne, ktere zastavuji pokrok e
T mancipace zen. Kdyby nebyl'
n yolnych otrokyn, nestavalo b,
q tez tyrana. Wy vsechny jst,
e marianne ochotny, prodati ne
a odyislost, svoji a svoji t6les
j. nou dusevni svoDodu "a hrst
e ku zlata, lesklych kamlnku
a pfepych a dobrovolne staVat
J. Sc otrokynemi, jen kdyz otro
a ckd pouta vase jsou ze zlata J.
: "Ano, tyto ozdoby yypadaJ
Ii Eskoro jake pouta," pravila A
berta, pohravajlc 81 tezkyr
k lzlatym naramkem, huste pc
V sazenym diamanty. "Avsak J
IL neyidim zadnou spravnost V
" tvych sloVech, Britomarto, Jt
ia likoz nemam V umyslu, prods
ii ii ruku svoji Ia tenize. Vse, c
chci, je, aby dedictvi me a mt
ia je veno zastaly neporusen
O. pro mne k menu uzlvanl.'
la ooh, ia ii rozumim dobT'
id Ia tento kousek jednoduch
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$1,000 MA HOTOVOSTI

koupi dun 0 Z pokojich s kou-
pelnou, vyhfevni pee, elektri-
ka, plyn a jine modernf zarize-
nj. Cena $500. Blizsi sdeli J.
F. Nejedlfk Co., 11015 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1886, u
Mon 1861 r. 2,
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Hugo Chotek.
Buh stvoril zenu S dust ci-
stou a svobodnou, by svet o.
kraSlila a staia Sc hodnou sve-
no tvnrce. Proto nemela by Sc
nikdy sniziti tax hluboko, ably
stala Sc otrokyni muze! Buh
obdafil zenu zivotem individu-
alnim, = moci, Will, chapavo-
sti, mozkem a vfelym srdcem.
Proto iiz q vdecnosti nem6la
by sama na sobe pachati mrav-
nj vrazdu tim, re nechava sc
oyIadati muzem, stava Sc bez-
volnYrn. jeho zastojem dobro-
voln6 Sc podrobuje jeho zako-
Nun, ktere vesmes sm6Tuji jen
ku zotroceni zeny!"
Byla to- krasna, rozkoSna by
tost, ktera hlasit6 pfedrikavala
tyto vety! Mluvila prudce, O.
hnive, Sc zarivym OXEN, ru-
mennou lici a chvejicimi Sc rty
a bylo patrno, re zcela pocit u
je to, co byla vyslovila.
Ba veru Britomarte Con
ers, jak Sc bytost ia naZyVala
byla nejkrasnejsi re vsech city
rech divek, sediclch ma travnl
ku pod stromy magnoliovymi
ktere vroubily jizni breh reky
James.
Bylo to "a krasneho jitrs
cervnoveho, kdy kazdy strom 8
kazdy ker vydychoval libez
nou vuni. takze cele okoli zda
10 Sc il byti presyceno.
Devy ty byiy choVanky div
chic ustavu V Belmont a me
ly dnes cely den volny, by po
kochati Sc molly krasne prl
d6 podle sve libosti.
Ctyri tyto divky, ac poVa
hou Sc ruznily velice, byly du
vernymi pritelkynemi, chodil.
a ucily Sc spolecne, sdelovai.
81 vSe, co je tizilo, nebo obye
selovalo a satily Sc stejne.
Dnes odeny byly billy SAT
krasleny cervenyml stuzkami
coz sluselo jim velice, takz
kdo je pozoroval, musel pri
znatl 81, re sotva asi stdva v
sv6te divek krassich. Ze podo
bneN soudilo cele okoli, byl
dtkazem, re nepojmenovan
jlnak nez "ctyri krasky bel
montske".
Nejkrasnejsi q nich byla be
odporu Britoamrte Connyeri
Byla to divka velmi nadan'
nejvice ale vyznamenavala S
SVoll nenaVlStl k muZum. lie
vesm6s pocltala k tyranum
pax co roZhOdna zaStankyn
zenskych pray. Ona stale snll
emancipaci zen, o uplne j
Jich svobode a bezvyminecn
rovnopraynoSti $ muZi. Co d
postavy nebyla sice TAX vys'
ka a Stihla, jako modrooka j.
j druzka, sedlcl il po pray
strane, aniz byla TAX okrol
hlych plnych torem, jako Sed'
Okla jeji pritelkyne po jeji Lex
strane, pfece byla ale ze vsec
nejnapadnejSl a sice proto,
celia bytost Jejl prozrazova
neobycejnou silu, rozhodnost
skalopevnou vytrvalost. kC
zahledel sc do Jejlch oci, pi
lnul k nj lined uplnou duV
rou a bezdeky pomyslil 81,
kdyby duch ten spocival V t
lie muze, musel by tento vynll
ii mad jine ovladati nejen C
lie sve okoli, ale cele kraJe;
zena vSak nemela tax velke
lie pusobnosti pred sebou
jsouc z5kony a mrayy, KITE
jen muzove s9stavili, vazaI
nemohl prudky duch lejl vzl'
nouti do te zavratne vJse I
obmezene svobody, jak by
nrala. Prcto Rritomarte veil
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PRCDA Sc. LEVINE lot ma
vych. Isl. ul., blize Kinsman
rd. Je As pri 1875 stfevicich.
Haste Sc v {. 9103 Capitol av.
Il X. Cernyho. GIG
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pRONA.JME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt O A svet
nicich koupelnou, vse zaffze-
no. Haste Sc V elsie 1850
Coath Ave-, blize Corlett sko-
ly a Union kary. 6-22
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NOVY JEDNORODINNY

NOVY JEDNORODINNY
DUM o sesti pokojich koupel
nou a sc vSim zaTEenim jest
hotov k nastehovani, Prijd'te
81 jej prohlednouti. Podminky
vyhodne. Haste sc u Jos. Ho-
lata, stavitele, $500 Washing
ton Park Blvd. Tel. Union 329
K, 2,
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PRODA Sc novy zdeny do
mex o 4 syGtniclch, koupelna
a vse zarlzeno. Haste sc Y CT
sic 1896 Coath Ave. naproti
Corlett skole u Union kary.
6-23
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PRIJMOU Sc hned tri uni
owl nateraci pri dobrem platu
a stale praci. Haste Sc u FIR.
Houdek, 7103 Union av. !?
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PRCDA Sc p9kna skim na
knlhy velnl LEVINE. Haste SO V
elsie 3471 E. 102 st. 6-22
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PRfJME Sc starsf zena k o.
patrovani ditka. Jen spolehliva
necht' Sc hlasi cd a do 8 hodin
vecer elsie 3611 E. los I'll. z
Union. 6-23
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PRODA Sc obchodnl mlsto
a tez male fanny. Haste Sc V
els. 1929 w. 46 st. V zadu ma
hore. 6-22
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PRoDA Sc dvourodipny
dunn moderne zarizeny men
81 dilnou. Cena levna. Haste
Sc elsie 4129 Ollie Ave. 6-2S
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PRIME. Sc

PRIME Sc hoch k rozvaze-
nj obiednavek 5 autem. Haste
Sc V c. 2878 E. 81. st. 6-22
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PRODA Sc LEVINE ddm, V
n6mz jest zarizen cukrovinko-
Wy obchod Sc zasobami. Male
"a Sc proti verejne skoLa. Pri-
Gina prodeje je pfevzeti iine-
no obchodu. Haste sc u Jam.
Strobl, 1902 w. AZ st. 6-24
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Dill PRVNI.
SPRAVEDLIVE JEDNANf.


Jste st'astny nyni, devy me,
vSak nestale je stesti;
dnes plnou els vam blaha da,
vsak Ultra zlo yam veSti.
Hugo Chotek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
ON FLOOR OF HOUSE OF COMMONS;
SESSION SUSPENDED IN AN UPROAR
Harding Asks Three Democratic Senators
to Discuss Making Peace With Germany
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.


New YokHe n Bureau,
Co.
HARRY NJ DAUGHERTY, pre-convenon and intimate
friend of Presdnteect Harding said to-day that Mr. Harding
had confer him
Marion during December regarding the future policy
of the United States He mentioned Shields enn Reed
Mo (Oho already conferences
and said there might be others He whether Senator
Hitchcock had been invited
The three Democratic Senators the three
of the Democratic during the Senate fight the treaty
Senator Reed econlab Shields held for
strong reservations while Senator Pomrene the main followed the
wishes of President Wilson, though willing somewhat further
the
Marion conferences according Mr. Daughe
with the Democrats
and the ended
I'VE wish said Mr. Daughery "to reach understanding
about which there will be doubt of the
addition
will confer with prominent Republicans Among those
vted Senators Lodge Boah Johnson
Eihu Root William H. Taft Charles E. Hughes George
Wickershan.
Mr. Harding, according to present will
Senate after January TO- This will allow the appointment
Republican fill the unexpred term James
Cox will he succeeded Governor of
publican.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
HOHENZOLLERNS VISIT
STRICKEN EX-KAISERIN
Princes Take Turns in Going
to Sickbed.

DooRN, Holland, Nov. 22.-All the
Hohenzollerns are paying what may be
their last visit to the former German
Empress Augusta Victoria. Prince
Oscar and his wife arrived at Doom to-
day. Prince NEitel Frederick is ex-
pected tomorrow.
In order not to overexcite the former
Empress with an entire family reunion
her children are making visits in turn
Prince Albert and Prince Fursten-
burg, who were the first to arrive went
back to Germany just after Prince
Oscar reached Doorn this morning The
former Crown Prince Frederick William
is coming back this evening to see his
brother.
The condition OF the former Empress
Is considered most serious. She passed
a good night. but her temperature this
morning reached 102.2 Fahrenheit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
ALIENS TO FLOOD
UNITED STATES
Millions Of Foreigners Trying
to Get Into This Coun-
try, Says Wallis.
BIG INFLUX OF GERMANS
Steerage Passage Declared AL
ready Booked Up for One
Year Ahead.
BIG INFLUX OF GERMANS
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Burean,
Wa ashtnpfnn n NJ. I

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Nov. 22
Millions Of Europeans are prepar-
ing to remove to the United States
Never since the early days of bar
barian Europe has there been such
wholesale migrations of population as
that which is now in contemplation.
with the United States as the desti-
nation.
This is the startling word brought
to Washington by F. A. Wallis. Com
missioner of immigration at Ellis ISL
and, who spoke here tonight at an in
formal dinner given at the National
Press Club by Representative Albert
johnson (Wash.), chairman of the
House Committee on immigration. and
Representative Knutson (Minn) of
the committee.
italy Is preparing to send 5000. 900
persons to this country. Eight million
immigrants are ready to move out of
Germany into the United States. Hordes
moving from the newly established coun-
tries in Central Europe--from Poland.
Czecho-Slovakia, Jugo-Slavia, while the
populations of Holland. Belgium. Dem
mark. Sweden. Norway. Great Britain.
Spain, Portugal and others are actuated
by the restless surge which has spread
the Aryan race over western civilization.
The tide already has begun, and every
steamship reaching New York Is over
laden with steerage passengers seeking
the land dominated by the Goddess of
Liberty In New York Harbor Steerage
bookings are engaged for year in ad-
vance. and in some cases for longer
periods. The immigration of previous
years which filled up the United States
Is regarded as nothing compared TO the
tide now heading toward the United
States.
This immense tide is recognized . 3
presenting one of the most far reaching
problems confronting the country The
committee on immigration is preparing
to cope with it. and it was to gain the
benefit of Mr.. wallis's experience that
he was invited to come to Washington.
OHc VI liit CHltl udflBtTS
the United States in connection with ehis
flow Of races is declared to be the evil
dent effort on the part of different coun-
tries to foist their undesirable elements
on this country. Government officials
and police are working in harmony with
each other for this purpose.
Commissioner Wallis said he knew II
no concerted effort among the different
nations to dump undesirables on this
country, but there was evidence of con-
certed movement among officials Of the
separate countries to effect this pur-
pose.
Commissioner Wallis told of the re-
markable influx of stowaways. and in
timated colluslon between the crews of
the vessels and police of European
countries. These stowaways represent
the worst criminal elements of the
world. The Commissioner also told of
shameful robberies to which the immi-
grants are subjected, especially at ports
Of embarkation and on the ships on
which they are passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
HOUSE TOLD OF PAID
ASSASSINS' IN ENGLAND
Life and Property in Peril.
Warns Greenwood.

LONDON. Nov. 22-Sir Hamar Green
wood, Chief Secretary for Ireland. DE-
clared in the House of Commons to-day
that plans OF paid assassins." discovered
recently. included destruction Of life and
property In England as well as In Ire
land
IA despatch from Dublin on Novem-
Der 10 said that documents found In a
raid on the supposed chief OF stafr m
the Irish Republican army reven le,l
plans 20 attack British forces in ireland.
An official announcement said the doc,i-l
ments were captured IN raid on tho
house Of Prof Michael Hayes
Three OF the assassins Of British Of
ficers In Dublin yesterday were cap
tured red-handed with their arms. sir.
Hamar said. one OF the assa ssins had
been wounded.
Sir Hamar was here interrupted BY
Mr.. Devlin, and the sitting suspended.
Upon resumption OF the session Major
John Nelson. who was Mr.. Devlln's op-
ponent, rose and apologized.
Mr.. Devlin accepted the apology and
said his complaint was against the
growing practice OF the members taking
out OF the Speakers hands the question
Of order In relation 70 questions. Tho
question he wished to ask was why tho
Chief Secretary for ireland had not re-
cited all the incidents which occurred
IN Dublin sunday. instead OF giving n
part OF the story. The Minister had not
told OF the murder Of ten or fifteen
civilians. Mr.. Devliu pointed out.
Sir Hamar said that. although he had
not been asked that question. he was
willing 20 reply and said.
"'rhc authorities have reason 20 he
lieve that Sim Fein Eunmcn carue ~
Dublin sunday under tho gtise ofl
tending tho match in order to carry oue