davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Osudne zakonceni
loupezneho utoku
Pokladnik stavebni firmy zastfe-
lii banditu, ktery jej prepaid
S loupeznym umyslem.

Y sobotu pred polednem spa
chan byl blize %. ulicc a Dewey
avenue odvazny pokus loupcze,
ktcry skoncil velmi tragicky.
James NJ. White, pokladnik fir
my Seldcn--Breck Constructions
Co, ubiral Sc k novostavbG Lord
Lister ncmocnicc ma rs. I'll. a De-
wcy avenue, mesa $ sebou $2,191,
urccnych ma tydennl vyplatu DEL
k Will osobnl bezpecnosti
mel tel rukavo ukryty ostfe ma
bity revolver, q ukazalo Sc, &c la
to %opatrnost byla zcela ma miste.
Ncdaleko stavcnistS dohonil
Whitc-a ncznamy mlady muz, 4
ucnad5m jej napdl a udeiil jej
do hlayy obuSkem. Die vJpov6di
svGdhn tasil White V bezprostred
nc nasledujicim okamziku revol-
YER q yypalil 5 ran pc utocnikovi
ktery dal Sc beze slova Ia utek
smerem zapadnim 20 Farnam vi.
Prepadeny Sc pc te zapotacel ma
sledkem zasazene mu prudke ra-
ny d klcsl k zemi, take bylo nut
DO dopraviti jej na policejni sta
nici "a lcclcm osetfeni.
BanJita dobehl ku groccrnimiI
obchodu A. Franka ma Farnam
uIici a %. avenue, vessel do vnitr,
upadl q "a malou ctwlli sskonal
.Po celd cestei zanechayal "a seber,
stopy krve, jez prystila re dvoll
ran, ktcre zaeahly svuj ell Y kap-
.saeh mrtveho nslezen hyl voJen
Ky propousteci certifIkat, die ne
.hoz So zJistilo, " zastreleny ban.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Strucne zpravy 0
udalostech v Omaze
"a minuly tyden

= Sam Cohen b Omahy, zalnest-
v David Cole maslovnG,
doll sc trctiho poschodi,
nacez vstal, zapalil 81 doutnlk q
vratil SC zpet ku sve praci.
General Azgapetian, byvaly
rusky ddstoJnik, prohlaSil Y @
maze, ze lid V Armensku vyhync
blady, pakli Amerika mu svoji
neprispeJe.
y General Leonard Wood, repu-
hlIkansky kandidat "a prcsidentd
za svc navStcvy v Omaze tvrdil,
re kapital ncmGl by miti moe
yladnouti define tfide lidu, anebo
ably delna tfida lidu oyladala ka.
pital.
Do oms1skych d~obytcich o.
brad bylo "a mesic ledsn priveze.
no o 1893 kusu hoveziho dobytka
vice, neil "a stejny mesic pred
rokem
Divky na omazske yyYi cen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Vystava automobile
slavnostne otevrena
Celkem jsou 2S4 kary vystaveny,
z nichz nejdrazsi cenena jest
ma $1,000.

Ones, We 2 hodiny odplednc,
byla V mestskGm auditoriu a pfi-
stavku zahaicna Is. vyrocni VISTA
va automobile, iedna z nejvetslch
' historic Omahy. Ones odpolc-
dine Il vecer k navsteve vystavy
.isou zvlastG zvani lidi 2 Omaby a
okrcsu Douglas.
Pro tuto pfilezitost bylo audi.
forum a pfistavck zvlastG mad
llerne vyzdobeno kvetinami, zele.
nj ri1iznych rostlin "A draperiemi a
Waste IL vecer Dude celia vystaya
tonouti V zafi tisicd pestrobarey-
elcktriekych svetel.
Ma hlavni podlaze V auditoriu.
na %jevisti a pfistavku jsou w
staveny veSmes osobnl kary, kdez-
to V basemente .isou %vystaveny
vsecky IVORY truckd cd nej-
mensiho az do toho nejvetsiho.
Ia d~fiv6jsich vystav automobi-
lii feditele vzdy Sc snazili ueiniti
zahajovaci vecer n~e.jvetsim, ten
tokrate vsak nejv6tsf udalosti w
Dude posledni vecer VISTA
Wy, .jez potrva az do soboty vecer,
G. brezna.
* obveseleni navsteynikG byly
z.iednany til orchestrdlnl kapely,
y nichz jcdna Dude umlstena NJ
lilavni podlaze V auditoriu, dril-
ha v pfistavku a treti ma balkone.
Ma vlstsve isou celkcm VISTA
veny 2S4 osobni kary, vesmes pro
dukty 81 amcrickych tovaren ma
yyrobu motorovych kar. Ncjla-
cinejsi auto JIG ccnGno ma $5s3.70
a n~cjdrazsi, ma 81 900; ncjlaci-
nejsi truck, 5000 ncjdrazsi,
~, 500. Uhrnnd cena kar ma W
jest odhadovana ia 81
00O,O 600.
Ultra a nasledu.jici dny Dude
vystava vzdy o~tcvfcna cd 9:30 no
din rano do 1890 hodin vccer
zahrnuic V to v~alecnou
jest Ma 50 cent? stanoycno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03

tralni skolc, kdyz byly karany, &c
pouzivaji pfilis mnoho barry a
prasku, V odvetu ~poukazaly ma
fakt. re hosi Sc Ease v budove po-
tulu.ji V telocvicnych dborech.
Ma vystave automobile nebu-
dou vystaveny zadnG potreby k
automobil6m.
Postovni doprava vzduchela
mezi Chicagem a Omahou Dude
kolem ID. bfezna Zahajena.
V Omaze byly zahajeny plany
MA postaveni mestske n%emocnice,
ia miste dosavadni okresni ne
mocnice.
y Ma ctyfech residenenich Ii
mich V Omaze budou V brzku da-
ny do sluzby move poulicni kary,
jez budou pouze jednim muzem
fizeny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Pr. N. Svobodova umrela


krajanska vefcjnost omazskd
Ibyla V patek bolestne pfekvapena
zpravou, re PAM Nellie Svobodo-
va, vscobecne znama star6 zdejsi
Iosadnice u manlelka pana F'ranka
|Svobody, byvaleho kloboucnika,
|vyrvana byla po dlouhe chorobe
ma vzdy z rodinneho kruhu re-
snula klidne V patek v 10 hodin
d~opoledne v nemocnici ~. Josefa,
kan dopravcna byla v utery to
Ihoto tydnc. a kde ctyfi l6karovt
marne Sc %snazili, ably nemocnou
Ikrajanku pri ziyota zachovali.
PAM Svobodova narodila So
dine -. dnora 1859 We Vysokem
Chlumci, okres Sedlcany, kraj Ia
Iborsky v Cechach ma mlnulou ne
deli pfipadly tudiz jeji 81. naro'
zeniny. Divei vek prozila V Pra-
zc, kdc dostalo Sc j peclivtho Wy
Ichovani. Pred 40 Lefty provdala
Sc IA p. Franka Svobodu a V ro-
cc 1883 pfestehovala SC $ chotGm
Ia rodinou z Ruska do Ameriky,
usadili SC VIC Wahoo, Nebr., cd
Ikld pc 7-letem pobytu presidliii
do Omahy a zde cd te DOLBY nepre-
trzite bydleli. PAM Svobodova ii.
Iskala 81 zahy svoji milou a upfim-
Inou povahou kruzich krajanel;
mnoho uprimn}ch rfitelkyn. ST.
castnila Sc pilne ziyota spolkove-
no; byla clenkyni radu Eliska
Pfemyslovna, {. II, ZCBJ., V n6mi
zastavala po fadu let 1fad 1eet.
nice; milou spolusestru V nj da,
lie ztraci sbor Vlastislava, c. 90
lJCD., a spolek Frazer's Grove
W. G. Mnoho obliby 81 tez ziska
la svym vystupoyanlm ma eesken
jevisti; bylaf jednou z nejhorli
yejsich i neipiln6jsieh nasich dl
vadelnich ochotnic a provedla
vclklm usp6chcm mnohe role,
nichz ncm6la sveho 6asu soupcf.
Ky. Pr tom zhstavala vzdy do
brou choti a peclivou matkol
svych ditek.
Mad rakvf iei truehli krone Ia
lem zdrceneho manzela nasleduji
lei ditky Pan Adolf Svoboda, usa
zeny V South Omaze; pan VaclaN
Svoboda, cestuiiei iednatci firml
Faifbank & Morse, bytem V O
mazc: pan Otto Svoboda, kapitai
armady Spojenych Statu, t. {.
Baltimore, Md; pan Frank Svo
hoda, obchodnik We Ncrdigre
Ncb.; pan William Svoboda, OBJ
chodnik We Verdigre, Neb.; pan
R6z. Svobodova, manzelka p. I
Svobody, majitele pomnikafskeh'
z3vodu V 0maze, a ctrnact vnu
XII.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Vyborne pro hostec.
Musterole ulevuje ztuhlosti klOu-
BIZ. - Vyhani bolest.

Wy vito, proc tisice uzivaji Music
role; kdyz jednou jej zkusite, s radosti
pocitite ulevy, jskou poskytuje.
Kupte 81 nadobku v nejblizSi l6kar-
ne. Js TO este, bile mazani. yyr5be
ne 2 oleje h~orcicoveho Lepsi, neS hor-
cicoya n5plast' q nedela puchyrn
Privede ulevu a pohodli hned kdy6
jim mazeme.
Musterole ie doporucovano mnohf-
mi lekali q oseifoyatelkami. MilioDy
na6ob 10 u~potfebeno rocn9 prot ~
palu trubic, chripce, ztuhlemu krku, d..
cbayicnostl, hostel, zapalu blan. porl-
so civi, boloni v kflzi, pichanf a boIe-
nj v zadech a klo1bech, vyvrtnutinADi,
~oznobeninam. omrzlJm noham, nastu.
zenf ma prsou (casto zamezi zapalu
plic). zoe a COO nadobka. Mennonite.
nj nadoba $3.50.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Osobni

SleGna Josie Prazakova ze
Swanton, Nebr., je V Omaze ma
vstevou jiz delsi dobu, a Size Il
.rodlny pana JOS. Bauera. Matka
y. Bauera jest jiz delsl dobu chu-
rava. Pfejcmc starencc, ktera .lIz
cita 81 rokd, by Sc ease brzy po-
zdravila.
Pan Frank Donat, klcrk Y ban
&c V Thurston, Nebr., del S man
zclkou ndvStcvou V Omaze Il svych
rodicu, a tyto dny vrltil Sc opct
ku svemu povolani.
Pan Joe Slezak, znamy spo-
lupracovnik V divadle Maryland,
odjel tyto dny do sveho byvaleho
domova Y Prescott, Ia, ably 81 tam
yyfidil RUNE majetkoYe zalezito-
sti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Msjte yzhled mlad.
Jest o snadne-Je-Ii VAN znamo o
Or. Edwardsovych Olivovych
TabIetkaeh.

Tajcmetvi mladi jest cititi SO TAX
a abystc so citili ml9d}mi. mu-
site dayati poor na jatra o streva.
Neni tfobs. abyste rfll ziutaYou
tYar, tmavs otpi dnlky = pupence
potalcnJ vzhied Y object - po-
lazene oci bez bg%atroati. Osohni
Ieksf VAN dosyeaei. 20 deyadesat
procent vsech nemoci priyodeno 20
zicpo1 a natipnostf jater.
Dr. Edrsrds. many ldkaf vc sta.
Ia ohio, zdoltonalil rostlinns prime.
6ly, s-nichan6 olivovym oleiem, jcl
neiukuji na jatra 1 stfeya, a ktor6.
sgJm paciep'0m 20 l6ta pfedpiso-
val.
Or. Edwordge Cliyov6 Tablctky
lDr. Edwards Olive Tablets, sub
etitut Lolonelus neirlgoji pomalu,
ale 8 iigtotou ffiysdeii priroschy
rocit .iiv. ktereho lie p~ocitovsti,
u~drlnjomeIi Ultra Y ciruosti a cd
efranuieme.li ysskers DecistctY .
tia, Ir. Edwardse clivovs Tablet
ly znsmy Jsou die olivoy6 barvy.
1oc a z5c.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
PROT koz1ni tryzln.
Zemo, dista, antisepticka tekuti.
ma, zrovna co potfebujete.
Neni mastna.

Nemcjte strschu pred Ek1imon nobf
jinou ( ,zni nemocf. Mozete mIti q
stou. zdravou kIzi ~uziyanim Iemo. je'
SO da koupit V lekarnach "a 80 cent
nebo extra ycIka Iahey "a s1Do.
Zeno obyccjn6 ~odstranutc pupcnco.
skvrny, Ekzimu. chrssty. lisei a eiDl
kdzi Cistou a zdrayou Zemo jest q.
ttA, pronlkava a~ntiseptickA tekutlna'
nenf iepkays ami mastna . mic meme
cistf. snadno 50 pfiklsda q kazde pii'
lozeni stojf maIitkost. Lee IA ri spo'
lAhuouu
rhs Z. ". E.oss CD, CLEVELAND, q.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Nemocna ~krajanka

Slecna Grace Kalinova, dcera
manzeln Jan K,aIinovych, jest Il
poutana chorobou k domovu. Sle6-
ma byla pred cascm opcrovana nd
Janet slcpeho stfeva a nasledkem
toho jest ieste TAX slaba, 10 byl,
nucena ~zanechati Ma ncjaky t,yden
pravidcln6 prdce.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03

dita Jest Edward G. Stawasz, %
lety syn manzclii Stawaszovych.
bydlicich ma male farme V elsie
5221 Il nj. V So. Omaze. Edward
.pracoval ponejvice v jatkach; den
pred podepSanim pfim6fi byl pc
k vojenske sluzbe, a nasle
Idu.iiciho dine byl opet propulsion
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03
Umrti ceskeho hosika

We stfcdu ' T hodip yeeer &C.
mfcl y nemocuici sv. Joscfa Mi
lous Hlavacck, 5-lety synacek
manzclu Edwarda a Marie Iilava-
ckovych, bydlicich {. 40li jlz.
u. III. lIosikoyi dostalo SC vse-
NONE pece Sc strany lekaf0, ale
mm6ni jciich Sc ncpodafilo ncmoc-
neho ma zivu zachoyati Icsnulcho
synacka oplakavaji zalem zdrce-
nj rodiGc a diva mladsl bratricko'
Vi Edward a Jcnfk.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-03

|Dvofakova. Theobaldovd 2 Chica.
IA, iez pfijildi prdve &c Sibife .
zastavila Sc v 0maze. ably navsti.
villa jmcnovaneho sveho kolegu, S
MINI setkala Sc We sluzbe II anne
|rickeho cervcntho kfize v Sibi-
ri, a poznala V mem byvaleho sye-
'ho ucitele ~matefskeho jazyka, k
nemuz chodila pred Lefty v Chica.
gu do skoly.
DR.. Dvofakova odjela pred 10
mesici do Sibife, ably Sc %venovala
Is laskou sluzbe lidskosti, n stra
villa tam plnych s mesicn, 2 nich2
/ mesice vGnovala ccskosloven-
|skym hochhm jake specialistka
|chorob krcnich, usnich a ~nosnich,
We kteremzto oboru vykonala Y
|fadach t6chto hrdinu mnoho do
bra. IN sveho pobytu mezi mimi
zamilovala 81 uprimne tyto chra.
bre vojiny a svou praci ziskala 5:
In Mich zaslouzenou uctu. DR. Dyo-
rakova proicla celou Sibif; pdso-
|hila V Celiabinsku ina Uralu) cd
khdz byla nnccna ustupovati $ cc-
skosIovcnskou armadou pred Dol
Iseviky do Irkutska. Cesti hosi nut
sell Sc zmocniti tohoto mcsta, po-
nevada ncpfatelc ohrozovali po-
Isadku, zachazeli nelidsky S pacl-
cnty V nemocnici a nektere 2 nlch
ldokonce usmriili.
Die pfesvedceni DR.. Dsofakove
Ibyla ceskosloyenska armada 81
Ibifi neilepsi armadou syeta; zad-
Inc .iine vojsko nebylo by docililo
takovych 1sp6chG. HoSi mali
pevnou organised a jsou vzorem
pofadku. Byly DOLBY, kdy by soft
va kdo byl soudil die jejich oble.
ku. re jsou ~vojenskou jednotkou
lnebot soueasti jejich odevd byly
sehnany 2 riznych koncin sveta.
ale iejich kazen a poradku-miloy.
most byla ictyhodna. vsichni
dbali prisne ma Gistotu a saty je.
iich, tfeba spravovane, byly skye.
lynn dokladem, re mattel ie mu.
zem. ktery dba o sv6i zevnejsck
Kdyz DR.. Dvofakova Sc vratila
do Vladivostoku, bylo jiz 22,0oC
teskoslovenskfch wo5ifii ma cestt
do stare vlasti, a ostatni vydajl 81
do otciny 60 nejrychleji "a mimi
ocekava Sc, re do l. 6crvcnce OPT
sti Sibif vsiehni Cechoslovaci.
Narodni cit Jest mezi nasim.
hochy yclmi patrnN, ale dlouhl
pobyt V Rusku a Sibifi zavinil, y
mnozi Z nich mluvi lepe rusky ne,
ceSky. kdyz SC DR.. Dvofakoyi
poprve setkala 5 Ccchy, o~slovoval
III rusky; pc iejim prohIaSeni. u
Jest Ceskou Z Ameriky, byli hos
radostne prekvapeni, cemuz Sc nj
ktcrak nedivime, nebof lekaTkg
tato hovofi plynne a spravne &c
sky, dokazujic, zc vychovali il 70.
dice, ktefi INSTALL uprlmnymi na
Sinci pres to, ze ziji dlouhou fadr
llet V teto zemi.
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LEKARKA ZE
SIBIRE ma CESTE
DO SVEHO DOM0vA

We strcdu byli jsmc velicc pc.
teseni milou naystevou Cecllo.
americanky, ktera vraci sc domh
20 delsim pobytl mezi nasimi he
chy y slbiri Do zsvodu naieho
zav1tsla Y prhvodu Ora r A Sc
dIacka ceak lekarka, DIR Jirina
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
HARDING
SMITH CONFERENCE
CONFERENCE WAS PROMPTED BY
CONFLICTING REPORTS or A \
RECENT MEETING.
WILL LEND LEGITIMATE AID
10 an inordInate Demand For Credits
From Practically Every Line Of
Business In America.


Washington. - Senator Smith OF
South Carolina has issued b statement
saying he conferred with Secretary
Houston and Governor Harding of the
federal reserve board and had been
assured that the federal reserve sys-
TEN would lend all legitimate aid in
re-discounting the paper based on
cotton sent in by member banks"
The senator's statement said his
conferences had been prompted by
conflicting reports as to what had
transpHed at a recent meeting be-
tween representatives Of the Ameri-
can Cotton Association and treasury
officials. Governor Harding. It added,
had reiterated to the senator what he
said to the cotton men, while Secre-
tary Houston denied that he was OBJ
posed to the formation OF export cor
poratlon by the cotton association.
ut was stated" the statement con-
tinued, shat there was an inordinate
demand for credits from practically
every line Of business in America;
that our expert business was being
almost entirely financed by American
credits"
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
JAPANESE MAY N0T
RESENT EXCLUSION
REPRESENTATIVE FROM NORTH
CAROLINA, SMALL, sURmlTs h
HIS IMPRESSIONS.
''OBJEcT TO DISCRIMINATION
Exclusion Purely a Domestic ouss
tlcn Which is Entirely Within the
Control Of the United States.

San Francisco. Cal--Belief that tn,
government and people Of Japan twill
lacquiesee in good faith" II Japanes,
immigrants are excluded from tn,
United States, was expressed BY
John H. Small. representative from
North Carolina.
A. "As to further immigration from
Japan to the United States. state
ment by Representative Small said
+"it must be conceded this is Z
domestic question, entirely within
the control of the United States.
am sure the Japanese understand
1T and only object because OF the
discrimination involved. II the ex
listing 'gentlemen's agreement" Il
not effective, certainly some mutually
satisfactory agreement can be reach
ed which will prevent the entrance Of
any Japanese.
"As to the Japanese who are al
ready lawfully in the United States
a different issue is presented" he said
81 learned that proposition has re
Gently been initiated in California and
soon will be submitted to referendum
which will prohibit the Japanese from
acquiring land by lease or otherwise
and likewise limit the right Of their
American-born children who are
American citizens, to acquire or hold
land.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07

Washington.--A reduction OF $780,.
600 bales in the cotton crop as fore
cast last month was predicted by the
Department of Agriculture, which
based its latest forecast on crop con.
dition Of SOL per cent on Septem-
Der 20.
The condition of the crop on August
25 was 67.5 per cent and on this basis
the department. forecast a total pro-
duction of 12,7S3,O 900 bales. The total
was reduced in this forecast TO H.
1923, 900 bales.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
shimpei coto Baked

Observation-Disclosures outbursts by
the Japanese press are strongly de-
preciated by Baron Shimpei Goto,
former minister Of foreign affairs.
who may be Japan's next premier. He
refuses to lead an attack against the
Japan government over its American
policy and, in q statement to the cor
respondent Of Reuters. Limited. ex-
pressed hope that settlement Of the
anti.Japanese movement in California
may be reached.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
Cure Found for Leprosy.

Washington.-Leprosy, scourge, Of
humanity since early history, appar.
emily has been conquered by officers
of the United States public health
service in the leper colony at Kalihi,
Hawaii Forty-eight sufferers of the
dreaded malady, who have been sub.
jected to new method of treatment,
have recovered to such an. extent as to
warrant their release on parole and,
after year, not one has. shown .
symptom Of recurrence.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
After Wad.worth,a soaIp

Washington. Fifteen representa-
tives Of organized labor, headed by
Frank Morrison, secretary Of the
American Federation Of Labor. will
enter the campaign with intent to de-
feat Senator wadsworth. II possible.
New .Ee-K. n ext week federation head.
quarters anpounced.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
Confer 81 Wane Evard

HaZleton, Pa.--The policy commit
tee Of the United Miro Worrerseof the
anthracitescoal field left for Canton.
Ohio. where it will confer with Secre-
tary Of Labor Wilson regarding the
cc-opening Of the wage award recently
made by the presidential coal com
mission.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
Mines AGAIN In Operation.

Williamson, w Vain a statement
made by George Bauswine, secretary
of the Williamson Coal Operators as
sociation, Mr.. Bauswine declared that
80 of the AZ mines of the association
in Mingo county, West Virginia, have
resumed operations after being idle
since last July.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
In keepIno win cu.tor,

Charleston, w. va.--The claim OF
Florian Zelenako, under arrest in
Pittsburg for having dynamite in his
possession, that he had purchased it
while employed as coal loader in a
West Virginia mine, is in keeping with
the custom at mines in this state.
Coal leaders, operators here said
were required to purchase their own
explosives and do their own "shoot-
ing"
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
cold Comes From Russla.

WAshington.-Tre regular periodi-
cal statement of the federal reserve
board covering imports and exports Of
gold and silver contained notice Of the
Importation of $339,636 in gold from
Russia in Europe" the first gold to
come from Russia since late in 1916. i
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
New Record for sugar

New York.-New record prices for
the year were established in both the
raw and refined sugar markets this
morning. Prices were half cent
lower than at the close of last week,
with raw sugar selling on the basis
Of S.51 duty paid. while refined was
41oted at II 1.2 cents a pound by the
Federal Sugar Refining.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
wsIes OF. for ENGLAND

Hamilton, Bermuda, The Prince Of
Wales sailed for England after three
days visit to the Bermudas. DuriRg
his stay the prince was enthusiastical-
.ly received. His democratic manner
was greatly commented on.
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DAMAGE suit by .HardwIck.

!. Macon, Ga,-Thomas Nv, Hardwick,
Former United ST ties senator ana
candidate for governor Of Georgia in
the r1n-off primary has filed suit
against the Macon Daily Telegraph in
the city court here for 100000 dam,
ages for alleged libel.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
.ie.ounee Loaf 10 Cents

Greenville. s. C,-The 16-ounce, TO-
cent bread loaf made its appearance
here for the first time since the be-
ginning Of the war wien local bak-
cry announced cut Of two cents a
loaf from IL cents.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07

(. Making super Seap'anes Ready.
New York.-Super seaplanes. with
. cruising radius sufficient to enable
them to cross the Pacific ocean, are
now under construction and probably
win be available for use by the navy
department early next spring, said an
announcement here by the manufac.
tnrers' association.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
chicago police investIcatsd

Chicago. Chief Of Police Clarity be-
gan an investigation Of reports that
dozsns b, Chicago policemen are inn
plicated n wholesale "boctlegging''
and are acting Is guards IN the ille,
gal transportation OF iiquer.
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Reducing German Army.

Berlin. The German army now
numbers 10000 men. The German
troops have evacuated so kilometers
OF the zone along the Rhine.
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sunar IN Giants a pound.

Few Orleans. White graduated su.
gar being retailed at one store
here for 10 cents a rou1d, the lowest
price since the advance last year.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
Joba will ae scarce.

Nav York. Reports made public
here by employment agencies Of both
the, Salvation army and knights D:
Columbus, indicated that Jobs soon
wiIi be scarce III cities.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
trouble in I4endurs.

San Salvador. Advices from Hon.
duras report that d revolutionary
movement Is being prepared on the
northern Honduran coast
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Aftsrmsth N hurricane.

New Orleans. Search for 10 per
sons missing from the steamship
iEpeedwelI, believed to have been
wrecked "a the tropical hurricane,
WAS being made by several steam.
z1ips III the guilt.
New Orleans. Bruised and III from
IA hours spent clinging to wreekage
during the recent tropical hurricane
III the CUR 81 Mexico, Capt. PAU
|sdarsllar Of Brooklyn. n. X, md the
s.,6mbers of Tie crew o. the American
uckoonsF Three Mafys. arrived hsFs
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Kings Mountain One man was
killed, another injured, while two
others escaped when a large touring
car overturned in the middle Of a
street In Grover, near herd. accord
Ing to advices reaching Kings Noun.
tain. The dead man 81 Otto ;Hord,
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-07
CONDENSED NEWS FROM
THE OLD NORTH STATE


Boston. Mrs. Hattie AsSd Whita-
ker Of North Carolina, was elected
president Of the National Association
Of Rebekah assemblies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-30
Hundreds of Christmas Pillows.

A special purchase of a makers sample
line at~H price and less. Every one clean
and perfect. See these wonderful values in
Cretonnes, Velvets, Pushes, Silks. Satins,
Damasks and Silk Velours. In all shapes and
sizes. The most wonderful lot we ever had
to offer. Prices range from 1896 to $3.50.
Marked II off and less.
PALMS RoxaI-Second Eloar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-30
Draping Fabrics at ooc, $1.69
and $l.Q5 each.

Several Hundred 24-inch and larger squares
Of fine Damasks, Reps, Poplins, Velours
Pushes and Tapestries, in all the desirable
shades and patterns. Just the item you will
want for making cushions, bags, ETC., for
gifts. The values are worth three times our
price