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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06

IT, Mrova smlouva pflsne zapovda ably vojsko
vchazeo zabrane 1zemi. Ale posledni dobG vznka
vzpoury Spartakovcu vosko Ebertovo proi MIN
povalo
Kdyz vznkla Kappova revolta, navrh premier Mlerand
poeneckym vadn aby spolecn6 zaruciy uhene nahrady
vnkly ruhrskeho kraje psobily N6mce nalezym vii
ven Ange Itae odpoved6ly, re TO nen yhodne prak
ckt. Jest liz pozde Nemecke vosko vnklo tam
datuie hned ode dne pfmer We vychod
nj jhovychodni Europe d6aly jednotv6 zeme Jim
zblo Spoenecke vady poslay Jim obcas protest pokaray
naridly neb ale pax jim nechay vu, chte
i'll neb necht6ii- poslechnou Kdo neposech nemuse
ba nasledku Nikdo no nepotrestal Takov6 prikady
ze nasedky Turci priklad 81 vad spoleneckych
ned6a Jsou ozbroieni zuby bezreSne vrazdl kfe
any SVEN uzemi, boi dnes nekdo boji spoenc
Turku Turci spoencu. Nemecko porusuie jeden ca
nel smlouvy druhym jest iisto najde pmuvtiho
byvach nepate Co provedou konec Madafl do
sud : nevi.
Mnistii Lloyd George Ntti dosud muv 'dcgA ku
smouvam "prfsn6m ich pneni, ale Angie otevfene Nc
nadrzuje N nedavno snemovn6 pm!ouFa sc IA
nos pro Nemce. Tim zpusobem roztrzka mez ltall a
Eranc jen rozsiri Nkdo nemuze diyi ze Hrancouzi
hled ma N6mce akovou neduv6rou Mali mimi spolecnou
hranic trp6i od Mich mnoho mnuosti man vt1e otFy
budoucnos Ia dnesnch okolnost snad nezoude me
nez podrobf Angi ltaii dovou Nemcunl ahy llSl
edno stanoveni smlouvy druhym az nj nic nezbude
Kdybv Nemecko ode dneska til roxy ceou souvu pre-
hlaso "a neplanou neimensi nadeje re by byVal
epoienci pro usednoli Nemohou sahnoutl donu-
covacm prosfedku dne e ma to budopcnosu nade1e N
ste mensi Nemecko postav hohy: ale Fra'ce
roma tic toik sill prostredku Zuane zNidena Angiia Sp
sta JIM budou hledet "bchodn Nefnecken tcz alc
rancie posaveni beznadeJhe merlory fIoto me-
II divu vvskvi: n tranc sanic efi radl ahy
spoeaa =" seh1 pt{I" We So l'tf N" F
I rala rub kra. 1l!a -" re Nclhc ooua
II: mail. ale nedod,yaL Vlad zfim 1dhl kolISl a'e
mlze So staff re il okonosti donut ably iednala enesgcky
3udoucnost Evropy e eSte prnese mkao nehu
2e t,Sti. u ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
JEElNOTA SPOJEIlCU MIZl.

At Sc Euope potick6m neb hospodafskfm
ohleda coko nkde oiepolde ably to syeu znova znovu
mi spcenc rozrzka cato vic vice Sifi zda Sc ze
brzo pride krise kdy Jim nebude vice mozno pracova po-
spol Jednoa icch tax vaky opraJici "a
sadu boiovati spravedno rozbih Sc clm dae
i'm vice a eXistue iz jen die mena osabeni ell
nemalo prispdla posedn revola Ndmecku kdyz MI
prvn zprayy doS, doua Francouz privede Angcany
Itay uznani stanoviska pafzskych stanikl ale
roztrzka jen vice rozsira Ja Sc rozpada-
ednota tax ubyva spoeneckym yladam auority Po-
ncbudou sYvh roZkaZu provadet nlkdo eh ne
poscchne. Potom teka E1ropu uplna anarchie.
Xd sc bJt pfemrSene ale je to len oglcky dusedek
udalo Spoienc dosud by iednou moci kera udrzovala
kt2en. poiadek posluSnost ZAkonum mezinarodnlm
smlouyam pfestanou uzva moci, bude konec zako
ma pofadku kazdy narod Evropd 81 bude deat co Sc
bude lib, nebo budou ieho zamy zadati temto
nedoso nJn to nasedek udalost kere
Vyvinuii pomau z des dobu Pred rokem take nebylo
spojeneckym narody svornos lednoy oazce laky
mir nepie ynutt ale oho 81 by vtdomi vsichnl ze
mus zuSati syornymi a ednotnymi.
liz zadnG edno,y neni. Spojene Staty prosrednl-
cyim senau odmtly mirovou smlouvu Ndmeckem Velka
Iritane neohzejic ne scdue sve vastn dobre w
pocend obchodni Italic ohledu hospodar
skych ale socalnch podrobne hTickemu Vedeni
Bcgc zncpl4telna An%i francl presNedcenl, re j
opu' iy kritckem sporu Hoandskem. Angie ale pre-
il ST. byia mirovA mouva N6mcckem opravena Znaenc
mlrnen ackol ye nEdy ncdoslo TAX daeko aby
Sc moho ric, provadta France jeina zada leli
prisnd provedeni Za dostv ek k&rani mluvi Sc
francouzs6m 'mperalsmu To lest yeci ehkou ale ne
sr1i zapomna mirovou smouvu Velsaleskou n2dea
Fancouzi nybrz spoenc dohronad zc Jeden cas-
zacatku, Anglicant M nnohem dale nez fT"ncoU
dornaha nejpfsnesho % restanl Aeaccha
Vsecky pak yimkou Spoenych Ntatu smoNu schNa
lily Byla vyhlasena nabyla planoSti
rvrdva Sc ze plnen smluy ic pr>nim pozadavkem cvl
zoan{ch styku mcZ narody kdo tedy mtzc francH chi
>ytky? kdyby pnen nebo ncplntn mclo nechvati III
vuli trdosno&i n1rodu, pax by ncbyo reba uziVahh
smuy Sc vuDec namhati MroVa slou}a aanoVla &c Mem
c mali vydat soudu meznarodnimu vaeGne Zoc,ce Memo
Sc omu vzonfcH Angie ali ich ualy Francinezoy
TO- nezi ma kouec poyo take stanova Ntmccko ma d
France Bclyc ioddya ste mnoza VI uhI. Nemcl podm
Ky nepln eosn zimy by1o Nem@ch uli zna'hc wee
ncz >c Franc id, nrzI pribytcich Smlouva dal
ma Namccko provost ozbro'ea Hzcpfco g 70
nu forr 4rtoupila na ah0 cchranu ay uGintny ustup
ly H[scd Gle Jest Atmccko stfedem FcNe
iuc niz kazdT .edak mes SKY dtnik ma fucnc sFelN
o5ec edDu nebo dive strooye puSAy yolnemu p0uz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06

movni prohlidcc nalezeny by,
Iy II Ncugebaura V tajne "a
suvce II atolu diva Ausy otrusi-
ku. Ma iednom Z Mich bylo pa
trno, re Z neho Go nedavna
cast byla vzata. Ma pude, kan
mel pristup pouze Neuge-
bauer a jcho zena, nalezena
byla lahev s rumem, ma iejimz
dine byla jakasi usazenfna.
Sv9dky bylo zjisteno. re ze-
nrely z teto Iahve kratce pred
smrti pill, q napiv Sc narikal 81
ma zaludecnl bolesti. Pres tyto
usvedcujici okolnosti Neuge-
bauer dale zapiral, byl vSak
zatten a dodan do soudni vaz-
by. Ma zaklade trestniho oZna :
meni cetnictva byla dne 5. E..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
Y UTERY 6. DUBNA 1920.

Prpdseda Federace Prace Compers sob6 prav
ze pracuie hodn denn6 to vastnG take jy druh
"skGbovny'?
Madik ieden pachal zociny ably jmene jeho dosta-
10 do noyn hupak mohl dat pttak neiaky dobrocnny
uCel a by by tam bez trubu.
N6mecko zn6nlo narodni baryy; tom dvneho
byi Hunove modr od vprasku dnes povazlNe
rudnou a "a nedouho iiste zblednou.
Neispolivesm clov6kem Jest pry Cinan, prodava donna
shrabane ucich Divine dos Iohoto byznysu
nechvaii zdc Americe zboM jist6 lezi millony
bychom neyGrili Il name Geskych ctenafu no.
vim Dovidame rotnich vIkazu dennlch stu jsne
tax pr6kvapeni obaName ably kocgum tax velkym
nakladem neporhaly tskafskG presy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
DiLO LlDSkE PEEEONA
NIAGARU.

Al budc dokoncena hraz,
prepinaiici udoli Bile rohy
(White River) Y blizkosti Co
teru, Ark, a pres ieii hradbu
V &iri 1000 stop sc zachou PIE
valovat Why do vyse 100 stop a
voda bude vyyoZoVatl 100000
konGkych sill, jez bude mozno
We atatu Arkansasu, kde toho
potreba Dude vyzadoVati, bu-
dc, floy6kem dobudovano diio,
iez syymi rozmery, Nclkoiepo
sti j ucinnosti preyysi mohut-
ne dilo prirody, Vyiyoienc y
niagara. Ia hrazi touto sc bu-
de prostirati jczcro Y del2e -
mil, Siricl Sc 30 obou stranacl
do ruznych udoil. jimiz do ud
.isou svadeny prltoky do Bile
reky a kte-e budou tvofiti ro7
| loSna Zakoutl pro vyletnlky
Piiroda stvorila sn2d na ceien
sycte jedine misto, kde bylI
moZno podniknouti dl!o toho
to druhu tax velikcm rosa
hu.
Misto, zyolcnc k postavcn
hrazc tohoto obrovitcho unel'
no jezcra naieza Sc asi mill s'
verne mad mostem drahy Mis-
souri, Pacific pres reku Whit
! L mesta Cotteru V Arkan 5asu
ktcro Sc stane sidlem zavod'
Ina vyrobu clcktricke silly. Dl
co Nv adnich odhadu vyAada
'tcnto podnik cclkoyGho nakla
dG asi $l5.000.000. Y zavod
ziskavana elcktricka sila. il
: l,ucte &c zacatku Vyrab2no q.
, 100. e00 konskych sil, budc 70
die potreby do celeb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06

statu Arkansasu, icmuz ma
tim poskytnuta byti mohutna
vzpruha X prumy3Iovemu roz-
machu. Vlastni stavba hraze
81 vyzadala nakladu asl 1000
coo. DalSi obnos as $4,000. 600
padnc na zaplaccnl nahrady
"a zabrana pozcnky, vedenl,
stavEy, elektrarny a ostatni
potreby.
Nystavba bude syerena }.
II. Reynoldsovi, zeleznicnimu
podnikatcli re st. Louisa, KITE
.ry Jest obeznamen mistnimi
pomory Il dfivejSi sve zkuSe-
Inosti, nchot 9tav6l take cast
trait dl&hy Missouri Pacific,
vcdoucim Udolim Bile rcky.
| Nyhonal ijH take prchlldku
llraiiny zjistil, zc ponlery
tamni jsou stavbe Nclice pilz-
lnive. Stran6 po- oDou stranAcl
udoll, do kterIch budc tfeba
zapustiti zaklady hrazc, jsol
stvorony pevnImi skalami
i:raz sama budc zbudovana !
konkr6tu, Ike kter6mu je vsc
chen material, yyilmaje ce
mcnt, IA mistc. Jsou tam veil
} k6 p;secnc nanosy q podobn'
jet sc Sterkem q rovncz bud,
saad9o oteViiti skalnl lomy
ziskavani stavebniho materiil
lu. K dopravc stroju a ostat
InihO materialu bude tfeba zb'
dovati kratkou zeleznicni trat
) jeiiz stavba nebude obtiZnou
Tim budc docileno spcjeni
hIayni trait drahy Missouri ?
ciiic, ycdouei udolim Bile Y
. Ky az DO Cottcru.
II loGeyo. i1tero Dude zfiZcl1it
, hTdze uncle ~ptVorcno, bud
)!7o mi! dlouhe a vesti hornil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
v tezkem podczreni.

%. m. m. zemtel Ia prlZnaku
otravy V Kutinovsi Il Zamber-
ka 7Glety vymenkai Josef
Sprinz, ktery Sc az dosud te-
sil pevncmu zdravi. Vrchni tct
nicky strazmistr Frant. Irro z
Velke Idobnicc patral pc prl-
cine smrti a shledal na t6le
mrtvoly modre skvrny, ktere
jej utvrzovaly commence, zc
Spvinz neZemrel smrti pIirozc
lnou, nybfz re byl otraven. Sc
bevrazda zdala sc vyloucenOu.
Strazmistr yysetril, ze Sprinz
zil jiz delsi cas- Sc svym Ze-
tenn Augustcm Neugebauerem
ve spolecne domacnosti I'd sta
lych hadek a urputnem ne
pratclstvl. Phi vyslcchu
t,rdii Neugebaucr, zc mu ne
HI nlccho Znamo o pliclnc IA
HE smrti tchanoyy lie V do
me nemel nikdy jedu. Phi do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
CiayiraSek.

Maly Pepik spolkl zlatou
p0tku. Kdyz povolan6mu leka-
Il Sc nepodarjlo peniz jeho
t6la odstraniti, minil skromn&:
'Tatinku, nem6li bysme 10
ted zkusil kcuzelnikem?" ?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06

udollm Bile feky az k hrani-
elm statu Arkansasu a Nilsson
ri. -Bude to obrovska sladkovod
nj nadrz, jejiz scenicke pdva-
by budou mnohtch ohledech
pfevySovati krasu jezer, lezi-
cich We Skalistych Horach. To
to jeZero bude Sc prostlrati
takfka We stredu romantic
kych Ozarskych hor. Ma cele
mile daleko tahnou sc po bo-
cich udoli Bile reky palisady
stale sc menicich tvaruv, V
jichz pozadi Sc zvedaji rada
"a radou zelene porostlych
nor.
Horejsi tok Bile feky, vinou
CT Sc Ozarskymi horami jake
" Missouri, tax i v Arkansasu,
test Sc jiz dnes povesti jako
nejlepsl rybolovne uzemi a re
bude Sc tam prostlrati jezero,
jehoz hlubiny budou vabiti k
uSlechtilemu rybolovu udici, |
projizdkam a rdznym spor-
tdm, neni pochyby, ze Sc kra-
jina ia stane narodnlm hri-
stem a vyletnim mlstem JIM
no strednlho zapadu.
Jest vsak jeste iina stranka,
ktcra bude stavbou touto zve-
lebena. Ones jest velika cast
tamnl krajiny takrka bez ce-
stovneho spojeni. Ale jezero
bude skytati pohodlnou spojo-
vacl drahu, pomoci ktere Sc
stanou pristupnJmi mnoha ia
tiai, kan bylo drive mono clio
veku sc dostati ien S vclikymi
obtizcmi. Mimo to bude moz-
no vyuzitkovati tamnich prl-
| rodnlch pokladu, nebot jest
zn&mo, re .jsou tam bohata To-
! zi7ka zinku, olova zeleza,
| ktera Sc stanou tax snadno pri
stupna. Ma stranich Ozar-
skych hor Sc pnou rozsahl6 le-
sy, pine krasneho tvrdeho i
stavebniho dfivi q zemedelske
EpoZemky, dosud nasiedlem
svG nepristupno1ti nedotknute.
S clektfinou po ruce bude moz
no uvesti V pohyb dolovni pii-
stroje a po dobyti taviti zlska-
ne rudy k ziskani cisteho ko-
iVu. Neobmezena dodavka elek
tricke silly znamena takoye Wy
volanl prnmyslu zivot, ia
KEN tamnim krajinam sc do
sud ami nesnilo. V okolni kra-
, jinc Jest nyni pestovano od
$4,000 do 10000 baliku bavl-
ny rocn6, coz znamena, re S
elektrinou po ruce bude moz-
: no zriditi tam tovarny ma zpra
: coyani bavlny.
!. Vybudoyani toto yodnl ma
: drHe neni novou mySlenkou.
Spolecnost, ktera sc nyni pou-
Sti do prace, Zove Sc Dixie pO-
9 wer spoleGnost. Byla ZaioZena
d liz V roce 1911. V roce 1912
: byl ucipen pokus, aby spolko-
e w kongres prijal zakon, kite
J. rym by byvalo bylo dovoleno
0 Zrizeni teto hraze. Bylo k to-
y mu treba svoleni kongreSu
!, protoze Bila reka byla zahr
II nuta do kategorie rex a tin
podlehala spolkove spravomo-
J. ci. Zakon byl obema sn6mov
II nami kongresu pfijat, ale pre-
e. sidcntcm Taftenl vetovan. Alt
ii zakladatcle spolccnosti neusti
e vail ye svc snaze ziskali k(
sl svc podporc celou radu rozho
&. duiicich cinitclu, az konecn,
'. Sc jcvi znamky, ze nynejsi kol
II grCS predlohu tom schvali.
y -
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Nest 'aci.

Matka: "Zdehko, nebyla 10
krava, co ted prav6 rvala?"
Zdenka: Ole dialektu sou
de, zda sc mi, ze to fval vul. -
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III. proVedena oXhumace mrt-
voly Sprinzoyy, by Sc zjistilo,
Zda nezenrrel otravOu.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
HURSTVS HUSBAND
q, EXULTS IN HIS FREEDOM
Says He Can Stay ON Any Night 6hhom Subterfuge-Woud
Intrust Children to ':Erper'

New York. May 5.--The "bark Of
their own Designing upon which Fan
mic Hurst, the author. announced yes
tcrday that she aud her husband,
jacques Il. Daniclsou. had been secret e
ly ai.ing the matrimonial sea for five
years. is craft just as pleasing to the
skinpc" Of the craft as to the first mate
BY the slipper is meant Mr.. Dan.
iclson. Russian pianist aud collaboration
with the late Rafael Joseiiy. aud by
FIRST mate" is meant Mrs. Dauiclson.
who means for all her days to be known
az plain Fannie Hurst.
Both have the same home address
in tho telephone directory though they
maintained separate studios. II was
this latter fact that enabled them to
conceal their romance.
. Miss Hurst was asked il she was
serious when she said that nine out Of
ten of hcr married friends were unhappy
in fulfilling the terms of the convcn-
tional marriage contract.
"Oh. yes" she said II meant it. !
am not pessimist, but see unrest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

II do not, of course. mean that for
an instant n mothers love aud care
should be ydenird-fnr from il. T;ut
much of the work "f caring for them
should be done by an expert"
Miss Hurst has expressed exactly
100 per cent of my views in the mat
tor" the pianist declared. "Why.
IL any one would know how feel about
it just let him ask a married man Of
five years. standing how he would like
TO have night out without rcsortng
to the hackncycd sick friend or the
age worn lodge meeting excuse.
Think of leading ones own life with
the real joy of n happy partner and
none of the petty irritation of II com
pauionship unnaturally close and init
mate. Think of following ouc's own
inclination and dcvOting an evening TO
composition alone in onc's studio or
dcvoting oneself 10 any of n half dozen
legitimate pursuits without coming home
TO nagging wife who * either in n
tantrum or in tears. who either up
braids one for british Sciishncss or
sobs that ono has ceased to love her.
It is freedom ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
BOYS
HELD AS ROBBERS
Police Say Youths Confessed to
Series OF South Phila-
delphia Thefts
ALLEGED LOOT RECOVERED

Two thirteen year old boys, arrested
this morning in their homes. confessed
20 series Of robbcrics in South Phila-
dclphia. according to the police.
More than 500 in cash and much val
liable merchandise. said to have been
stolen from Joseph Plotnick's variety
store, at 1919 21 % South street. Mon
day night was recovered with their ar
rest.
District Detectives Tolap and Can
non, of the Twelfth and Pine streets
station. arrested Harry Bundy nt his
home on Thirteenth street near Catha
rinc. He gave the detectives so which
he said was part of n 5000 procured in
the robbery.
lie told the detectives chat he had
been aided by Lawrence Fullcnwily. Of
Wharton street, near Sixth. Detectives
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
P|NCH-B|LL PROBE
WILL START TODAY
Council Committee Meets at
City Hall to Learn Cause of
Legislation Delay "
TWO WITNESSES SUMMONED

Investigation will be started .oday by
Councils special committee Of charges
that several members of Council have
obstructcd legislation for improper mo-
tivcs. The committee will meet in
Room 406. City Hall. this afternoon.
Two witnesses, who II is said. may
be able to throw some light on the mat.
ter have been asked to appear before
the committee. They are A. II. Schmidt.
eastern manager Of Scars. Rocbuck &
Co.. which concern is building a plant
on the Roosevelt Boulevard. and the city
editor OF local newspaper,
The Investigation committee was ap-
pointed by Council at its session In
answer TO persistent rumors that mem
dealing with certain legislation.
The resolution for the appointment os
the committee was offered by Charles
y. Hall, n Ware supporter. who de-
clared the whole matter should be probed
and all persons who might throw any
light on the matter invited before the
committee to tell what they knew.
Salaries Are Increased
Council ycstcrday/passcd an ordinance
increasing the salaries of 1--WE positions
and creating three rev positions in the
new examination ana classification di.
vision of the Civil Service Commission
and transferring money for the con =
duct of trials in its division of hear
ings.
. Passage of the measure followed n
futile attempt by William W. Roper.
administration member from the Sixth
district, to obtain the adoption of an
amendment that would have reduced the
salaries of six Of the eight positions
in the examination and classification di :
vision from an annual total of S1S,040
TO S14,32O.
The amendment was defeated by a
vote of 10 to ., Mr.. Roper being sup
ported only by Alexis J. Limcburncr,
administration member from the Sew =
cnth district. who complained that tech =
nical regulations enforced by the Civil
Service Commission prevented the quail =
ifcation of worthy candidates for the
municipal service. Mr.. Roper contcndcd
that the salaries provided in the bill
were too high.
The salaries in the examination and
classification division fixed by the
measure total $20.6SO annually. The
highest is 5000 for a chief. examiner,
who is raised from $1,000. with bonus
of 10-pcr cent. The ordinance further
provides $4,000 for the expenses of
trial boards and $1,000 for the salary Of
n stenographcr in the division Of hear
iBgs. a total transfer of S17 40 is
made for the remainder of the current
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
Funeral Of Mrs. E. S. Harkins

Funeral services for Mrs. Emily S.
Harkins, seventy four years old. who
died Monday at the home of her daugh E
ter, 1Il3 West Ontario street. will be-
held tomorrow morning ut II o'clock
with the Rev. J. o. McIlhenny. rector
ot the Church Of the Resurrection
broad aud Tioga streets. officiating.
Mrs. Harkins was tho widow of
captain j. II. Ilarkius. and was n
teacher in the public schools for more
fnan thirty years. Before her marriage
She taught in the New Jersey schools.
and upon coming to Philadelphia taught
ia the kcnderton and George II. Boxer
schools. She resigned from the latter
eight years ago.
Mrs. liarkins is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. $. D. Wobensmith, and
one sister, Miss Mary u. Tollcy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
V0TE.lIST ACTION BEGUN
Picked Police Force to Investigate
Mayors Registration CHARGES

one hundred and twenty picked po-
Ncemen have been assigned by James Il.
,ortcIyou, director of the Department of
'ubIic Safety. to investigate the whole
sale registration frauds which Mayor
Moore Moore declares were perpetratcd in an
'nort to corrupt the coming primary
election.
a thorough investigation of every re-
port and complaint filed with the Mayor
concerning fraudulent registrations has
.TS Tsen promised by Director Cortclyou
me men assigned to the work are n
pcSed torce' representing the patrolmen
euu the detective branch of the service,
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TopAYs MARRIAGE LICENSES

Francis HAYDEN, 1919 Master St, aud Mar
Morris Golodbig. zoos s. 9th ST.. and Anna
-, Gordon :, zoos $; 9th ST.
:, and Johanna =. Frey, 2s2l Reynolds st,
Fred J. Hopkins. 1911 $ Fitting St. and
Jennie j. Johnston, 1ilT 3. Marston st
Arthur u. Dennis. 1871 \. 9th St. and Ro-
hecca Shar a13 Lombard st,
David seymour, 1920 y, Alden st. and
H., Isme Park. 1871 n, Alden st. .,
Harry Rcrgcr. 32a Spruce ST.. and Sarah
Al nTnn, Flickstein $. W. cor. 1Ith and
Susquchanna ave. and Fannie Idall JO3J
George X. Fornick. 2741 y. Croskey st..
and Marie A. Goettel. 27I5 \. Crcskey IT
John Proctor. West Chester. Pa, and Anna
Sickels West Chester Pa,
Salle Hurst. Prince Edward Va. and PrIs-
ella Morgan. 526 Rising Sun ave.
Joseph Turner. 1l20 Rodman st., and Lula
Albert w. Nicholson, 52i s.. 2,th st.. and
Fannie Turner. 5oi s. cath st.
David l.. Scott. 2l03 Green St, and Eliza
beth Kane 210s Green st.
Esther Baynsrd. La Mott. Pa.
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South African Women Nav vo,.

.apeto"l', May 5.-The South Afri.
ran ian assembly yesterday passed rcso.
,utl9n tayoring the extension of Tho
parliamentary franchise to women
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
SCHOOL HOLDS FIELD DAY
1000 Children Participate in Whit
/. tier Exercises Today

Two thousand children participating
in the second annual field dav cX-
ercises at the John Grcenleaf Whittier
Public School today. .
The program consisted of mass dril
by the pupils of the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades: "Looby Loo" pupils of
the. second grade: marching and glec cx :
crcises. pupils of the third grades: 20 :
tato races. pupils of fourth grades :
dodge ball contests. pupils Of fifth
grades; shuttle relay races, fsixth grade
pupils. and the Dorothy three step
dancing team.
The children have been trained by the
teachers and the whole event has been
under the supervision OF Edwin L..
Fugatc, Jr., principal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
CAUTIONS STEEL MEN
Put soft Pedal" on High Prices,
Warns Fernley

Steel men were urged TO 'soft pedal
on high prices" and cut out cxorbitaut
profits by T. James Fcrnley in an ad-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

everywhere among married people. Men
pulling and straining at their bonds and
women rcStivc and unhappy. AS an in
Stitution marriage has not workcd> out
well and the rebellion against it is
widespread
..'Will your experiment terminate and
pass into quite conventional married
life if YOU become parcnts?'' u reporter
inquired.
NO" replied Miss Hurst. 81 can
see no, reason at all why woman with
II profession of her own cannot raise
her children moro efficiently by intrust
ing their upbringing TO n woman who is
II professional in that way.
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Samuel M. Slmons

Samuel VI. Simops. for many years
burgess Of Aldan. Delaware county. and
active in politics there died of advanced
years yesterday morning at his home.
He was seventy .Onc years old.
Mr.. Simons was blank book spe- =
lialist and we'll known in the printing
and bookbinding trade Of this city. He
was the inventor of the first index cut
ting machine. which was produced in
1875.
Mr., Simons is survived by his widow.
Caroline \. Simons; two daughters,
Mrs. f. +. Imgcrirh and Mrs. John
Cain, and three sons. Edward, Charles
A. and Samuel NJ. Simoiis. Jr.
Intcrmcnt will be made Friday after
noon in the Mount Sinai Cemetery.
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Mrs. Carl Alfred Sundstvon

Mrs. Carl Alfred Suudstrom. wife Of
a widely known engineer, died at Mid
dietown, y. V. Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sundstrom. who recently celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary, were
married in 1862 Mr.. Sundstrom was
city engineer Of Philadelphia in charge
Of the Mauayunk district for thirty two
years He also served undcr the King of
Sweden rs military engineer. They For
merly lived at 3l4 South Forty sixth
street