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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

'There is nothing so beneficial as
farming says May Irving, who comes
to Englfsh's Feb 9, 10 and II, in the
delightful comedy, "0n The Hiring
Line" She says that life in the open
is the only life and that early hours
are good for us all.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
COLONIAL.

tshe Pays" featuring Louise Huff and
Julia Dean, the attraction at the Regent
has many exciting moments in it. 1t
tells the story Of the wife of the leading
citizen Of small town who desires to
become a stage star. Gale Henry in
"Home Talent" her latest comedy, is
an added feature
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Se'rUe Yourself and Save

BACON, Swift's Empire brand,
sugar cured, machine sliced and
derinded. pound, SIC.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

indianapolis theatergoers will have the
opportunity of seeing Mrs. Tiskes lat
est comedy success, Mis- Nelly of
NOrleans," at EngliSh's for three nights,
commencing Thursday, Feb II
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

The interest in Should a Woman
Tell" the feature picture at the Ohio
this week, centers in Meta Maxon, an
everyday little fishing girl from a town
on the Massachusetts, coast, who by rea-
son of circumstances, is brought into
the life of Boston society.
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER.

month and year first above written III
the presence of sylvester Titus ana I'D
mund Il Nabry. competent Witnesses
residing in this city, who have hereunto
sipupd their names with tn" app'arrr>
and me- Notary, after due reading OF the
Whole. .
(Original Signed. Nelson e. Gorcau
and others. .
Witnesses: Sylvester Titus, +. Il. Ma
bry. ,.,>-, -. puh
the undersigned, Deputy Recorder OF
Nort.,;rp- in ana Tor tue Parish Oh Or
leans state of Louisiana, DO hereby GER
tifv that the above and foregoing act OF
incarceration of the Gu-Eo, Incorporated,
was This day duly recorded in III" Mort
gage Office Parish of Orleans. III Book
Pa Folio .
New Orleans. La. April -. 1870
STONED EMILE J. LEONARD,
Deputy Recorder OF Mortgages
the undersigned. Notary HubHc III
| and for the Parish of Orleans do hereby
certify the above and foregoing to De Il
| true and correct copy of the original act
| of INCORPORATION OF the o-t". moor
porated and of the certificate Of the re
rorder of Mortgages for this Parish thtr'-
INTO amended and of record in my Once.
| In faith whereof. ! haN" h"rtuhto SCI
my hand and official seal on TINS -"fh "aH
| of April. 1920. .., ~. MI
| Abr 29-June 3.
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER.

three UuuidatorS from among their nu
her to settle the business hhairs VI
In ease of the dea'h OF ,
biiitv OF any one of said comlhlsSlontI
- Eonidators the survivors or the re-
n1.ininp IiuuidatOrS shall appoint Su'
rpssor. This corporation shalI ~ /" 800
concern aS soon aS tlitrrh huhuieu ,,'i,,I
hill have been subscribed 10 It's 'apl'hl
..tn,t Until the election 10 be h"lu IN
Iannory 1921. the following persons shail
Constitute the Board of directors. JUST
Kohn. Herman We'll. Leon :. H IInrnid :
h.rt Y simon. Louis ~ Wei. narolu ::
Will with Joseph kohn as chairman VI
rho Hoard Herman We'll ireSlue.I T.
I'm q simon. First Vice President. NJ
L,rt Y Simon. Second wee fr"Siu'n,
Ionis 4. We'll. Treasurer, Harold =
Said snnearcr further declared: Ihat ne
j. authorized aud instructed L" th''l W.
amendments to the charter htr'I I ~, h.,
and that he i authorized 10 "Pt,." D.
60 . Notary Public in and for TINS iaI
isL and state for the puTpoS" OF nv u'
inc these amendments in auih'h'I' l't W
as uroyidrd by law, ana ne doee NV
near before me. Notary, III orde! 10 ,',,5
rrnner uotarial record of the Sala alhTnu
| pI"i''' md to have same recorded 10y law
an Of which will fully appear pN TIL
one. To 4 certified copy "i 'NlrIIt - "''
~ ,,.iputps of the >Iid >iOckholh'T>
meeting attached for reference 10 'he oi'S
iugI of this Act Of Amendment ri &;
rims done aud passed AZ my ""I''i :"
th.. civ of New Orleans, on Ihf "IS :
uouth and year first ahoN" Nfll'H' III N va, ,
nrcscncr of Ralph J. S"hWarh anu tan I
+. ChaSrz. competent Witnesses Mho mI,
Lrrrunto signed their names. toS"th'r VIZ
tb,. syid apprarer and me. notary. AFTER
due reading of the whole. 20 In.
oOriginal Sign"dD hohn, Wen W wv
hy JnSruh Kohu. President. -,
Witnesses: Ralph J. S"hwarz, fAnl T.
Chase. ,,,,, p,p\FTrr
NRF
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-26

lao kde SlnnFeinste dobrovonic kraovske rady e-
ste nevyhnaly Sri te one strany, ale nkomu nkdy
7ra nedokaze. Mir rsku mdze pfiiti en po
nac Pfedne Je treba zavest 9cea sprawl admin
racni, "a druhe ucn rcanGm politcke supky ably mel
1strov takova prava jaka ma domna Zakadem
jest otazka hospodaTska nancnf supky politc6
nohou jen dio dovrsit"
Liberani list Daily News pse "Po revouci velkonocfch
oku 1916 vero vseobecne nades konec vadni kce
tera tax hanebne spravovaa hradu dubnskeho To
w e cyry roxy. Dnes e dubnsky brad mocnes byl
enkrae autokractejsi taemnejsi nez kterko ny cas-
historic Mlstokral (marsa French jest pouhou fgurou
INSTR rko hoovou nulou Pravy vadc sou enom oran
Hste podsekreta JIM rednc Ircane severni protestant
III ktef rskem ostanim vedou boi ma nuz Neporebuii
)olcaJtu mail mso mich vosko Valka rsku trva bude
Tvat, pokud tato oranzisticka vlada nepomine"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-26
- vAx. +. aaa

Ii pdieky prodouzeny kdyz niceho by nesplai ale "a
tenn kdoz obchoduji vecmi pfepychovymi neb dluz
nize ably mohl drzet zboz tax eho hna do vyse,
ynalf byt! pnGky vypovedeny das odepreny.
Tento radikaln krok pfivodil pfitomnou hkvdac Wy
rabele oznamli obchodnkd re jest Jim to Ito ale re Jim
prodati zboz enom hotove ami obvykou cet
denn hutu nenohou poskytnou ezto nemohou obnoviti
pucky bankach potTebu penize zakoupeni matera
u Stene oznamen uGinili velkoobchodnc obchodnkdm
drobn6m tenn nezbyva, nez prodavat vydelke,
ably koup zbo pro pfs sezonu, jez mohou koupiti
enom "a vemi kratkou hdtu Pocia re
obmezen veru bude m nAledek snzenf pdcek ohrom
in obnos So 900, 900, 900.
Dnesn snzeni zboz nebylo tudz pfvodeno pusobe-
MIN obvykych ekonomckych zakoh nebylo prvodeno
vyrobo anz neostatkem poptaeky COZ byva havni cni
e6 snizen{ ale byo prlvodeno obmezenm uveru
Tzko tedy fc zda octneme neJake move uroVn neb
2da je vsechno enom docasna pfehanka prumysl
obchodn kteri tvrd re snzen nemdze byt va-
lynn zakladM ekonomicke podninky nezmenly nepo-
esy mZdy urovin az obchodnlcl budou obJedn-
att move zboz budou patit opet, vysoke ceny
koneene mdze byti pravda, avsak zastavi obme-
veu spekuace jest naevyse pravde podobno re Sc
octneme move pevne mzdove cenove nrov re ceny
budou hnany stale vyse Nebudeme stale sye "dnes to
stoii toik ale Ultra bude draz ocneme- Sc JEDI
nove pevne drovn bude reba ably ey ekono
icky apara Sc il przpusob nkol enom mzdy nekterych
obor prace ale vsech obor at prace yscke neb dusevn
Byly to stale stoupajici jez pfivodily promnou
nespokoenost bude dobfe mf pameti re tato
koienost neobmezue jen y tfdy mestskeho obyva
mich Nespokojenost rozsifia Sc fanafe duzno do
Iznati re mali nj dosti pfitny. Ceny dobyka kesy ma
slonku zmy brzy anz by tom kesy ceny
masa. Podfvejme jak to postiho farmare.
Define tomu re farmai koupil podzim so kusu do
ytka ziru dobye kteryz hodla krmi b6hem zimy
prodat bud skonku zmy neb pocatkem jara Farmaf
krm ceou zimu mel praci dobytkem, z sova 81 dovede
predsav kdo nkdy il nekonal ale kdyz dobytek proda
nohl witt tuzku vypotiat toto Kdyby by dobytek
Ijez koup ma podzm mso kneni nekomu darovala ku
ufic jz sk1n proda by by tom lepe neil kdyz DOLBY
TEX ceou zimu krmi koneGne by prodat pfeva
dajici mike ceny
To JEST proc mez farrnaf sfi nespokoenost proc e
neb bude kukufce oszenO procent rozoy
,nezi onskem Farmar budou chovati rmiti meme
lobytka, coz mit jednE nasedek zdrazen
10 tom dnes rozhoduie masafsky trust jenz acmo kupue
drazc prodava t6zko dosta kObyku T6z-
obmezi ver kdyz masarsky ovlada ceou fadu
ivelkych bank.
Tim pax octame prapTicny nespokojenosti Ame-
rice Jest to trusovada spolecensvi mez industriani
pencznmi barony Pokud tenn bude dtovat jak
amercky lid muze ma zti, ,nebude zde spokojenost
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-26
co S IRSKEM?

Angl pomalu potina ujima presv6dceni, ze irska
otazka media odbyti poovGatymi prosedky dosayadnm
ale ze bude nutno pkroc resent radikanimu To
na budou ucinti rcandm istupky mnohem da
ekosahejS nez iakym dosud proievovaa chut vIada
beraln6s Nen ovSem pomySleni irskou
pubiku akou zada SnnFeniste ale rcan6 mohou dosta
samospravu takovou akou mail zamofske osady Ka
nada Australia j.
zatim jedna to- ak zavest pofadek ma osrove kite
Jest dnes hoovym bosem, nemz zot ldsky neceni
Ipaecncke sty unionisticke ovsem vd pasu zachranu
enom utuzen drastickch voenskych opateni TAX Nor
ming Post pSe: Rozust6n jest NONE jenom ednou
o Jest vyhasen stanneho prava, ker by take naleze
orovad6lo NaSe vlada jest kosav nerozhodn ale
ne svymi nasinosm il tomu konecne donu Cim dele to
Dude odklada, tim vice bude povrazd6no nevnnych idi
tim obtznes bude Znovuziskan toho yahanim ztrame.
Vlada posaraa to- aby moh provnci snadno Wy
vaznout Potfebu jen odpirat pfiima potravu vyhov
i'm The Northern Whig Belfasu tasop rcanun nepra-
clskch oranzist piseSe sejnem smysu pomerech ma
:trove Vrazden policad byo obnoveno bezpfikadnou
ntcsou cd e DOLBY poznao vlada nechce anebo
uze potrestat vinniku, ba ami udrze jch Cd
DOLBY by Mountjoy propust6ni savkar by
yrazden tn poica Odhan6n dobytka agrrnicke zloG
ny stale mnozi nabyva ostresho razu Psa doba k0y
7ada mus presta kolisa musi chopti stuace sinou
kou Jedinou odpovedf zocncnm jest nasrkati je
'zen Chteji tam provadeti hadovou stayku ncch 70
,nfou hlady''
Vsak takovych hlasu sanosprave kran6 nepfate
kych, vntihlede ubyva Vzmaha pocet di rozumntch
eTi nahzeJ re to tax dale nede boem timto trp
ge ste]ne jako lrsko Manchester Guardian pise
pravda ze rsku trva anarche ale tim nen ynha
edna Jest davno zejmo ze ostrov potrebue ma pvnn mi
5t reormy hospodfske spravn pax by dnesn pfkre
IDroVy narodnosni umnly samy sebou. marne
dnes zakone kdyz nikdo nev zakon yola
slime Wade kdyz nen znamo kdo jest vadcenl zodpoved
aym Sna vada Jest en tenkrate omluviena ma spech
MY Sc marne ohlizime takove slime vladc, zam r
ku una samosprava ale samosprava zakonna ustav
m Llde 81 SAM pohahaji TAM kde sou uady bez moc Je
den risky pravnk, kery nen Sim Fensou mi neeavno W.
al soudn ostrove pomau nebude nti zd
Inc patnost Zvolna ale iiste sinnencke soudy
pii zapadnich krajich osrova Tam jest poko poadek
NepoNoJe Vazden rva 1enom TAM kde to dosud
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ZPRAVY Z CESkOSLOVENSKA.
Ia Mad'ara 3A4 sloven-
ckych skoi, dnes 2726. V roce

Ia Mad'ard 3A4 sloven-
ohych skol, dnes 2726. V roce
l9i3-1914 bylo celych u
hr&ch jen 34A slovensNych Skol
q mad arskych skol na S!oven-
sku bylo 3242. Dnes Jest ma Slo
vensku 2726 siovenskych Skol,
1877 mad arskych, 90 nemec-
kych a 1903 rusinskych. Pres o.
hromnou praci a nesmlrny u
speech We slOvenskem SkolstVl
Jest jeste mnono slovenskych h
deti beze Skol pro nedostatek k
Iucitelu i skolnich budov, zYla-
ste V severnich- zupach. Nemci
take vidi dnes, kde je svoboda.
Nell "a Mad'aru jen 22 Skol,
dnes jich mali 90. VySsich
stfednich Skol je ma Slovensku
nyni A2. Il toho ciste sloVen-
skych 27, mad arskych 5, ne
mecka /, ostatni mali mad ar
skc nebo n6neck6 odbotky. O.
hromna prace vlady dra. Sro-
bara ma Slovensku a ceskVch
skolskych pracovniku media Sc
ami doceniti. Pr tom je cesko--
siovensky stat vzorem vuci
yScm okolnim statum ye spra-
vedlnosti vuti narodum jinym.
Eradezc " cukrovaru kra-
Iiupsl.em. Nebylo iich m5lo, ne
bot sprava cukrovaru yypoci-
tala. re sc il minula kampa-
ri 2tratilo ) Eagonu surov6ho
cukru, ale kan Sc podel, nikdo
ncvi. Ma jcdne stran6 Sc tyr
di, re byl odcizen q rozprodar
V Praze "a Echvdfske ceny
S druhe Strany sc Ease uyadl, ze
nohl Vyschnouti, nebo ze he
sezraIy mySi - tezke roZsuzo-
v#ili. Jednou sc pOlicii zdalo
&c chytila aicspon n6litere O
sob, ktcre sc staraly o zmcD
$ovani culsernich zasob V Kra
Ilupcch. Ziistila, zc 22lety del
| mix Josef KfiGka Z Mikovic
ktery byl V cukrovaru zanes'
| nan, zancsl Sc sym ctcem Alo
sem krickou a sc stavcbnin
d6lnikem Antoninem. Polac
KEN bchem jednoho mesict
1850 kg surovcho cukru vyrabi
, teli likeru FrantiSku Vitejcko
| vi V HOleSovicich a jednodu
chou logikou bylo hadano, II
mlady Kficka cukr odcizil
vsichni ostatnl &c 0 tom vede
III. Byli proto KriCkovc a Pola
eek zalovani pro zlocin krade
ze. Vitejcek pro uc9stenstvi 4
le soudu Sc zacinala wee u
kazoyati jinak. Mlady Krick;
Sc primal, 2e "a kampan'
snedl asi GO kg cukru, ale z;
kradcz to nepoklada, protoz'
no neodnesl domu. Starry Krlc
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ka nemohl die sveho tvrzeni V
cukrovaru vubec niCeho odcizi
III, prot0ze byl ma vojne. Kdyz
Sc Vratil, nalczl V pozGstalosti
sv6 manzelky Y bedne cukr q
nabldl no Vivcjckovi kilo "a 6
karun. Odnas1t mu no pomaha
Ii 2 ochoty jcho syn a P0lacek,
ktery n poctivc TekI;> re cukr
nasel pQZuStalosti. Obzalova
ny ViteJcek Sc hajil tim, re Gu
4r k0upil z nutnosti. Dostal 81
ce jako ipyalida vycepnickou
Utmost, ale nebyl mu pride
len zadny cuhr, tax sc nej po
staral jak mohl. Nemel Anejmen
slho podezfeni, ze by, nabize-
lny cukr mohl pochdzeti Z kra-
deze, protoze ho rrodayati no
sill We dne a KFitka mu tvrdil,
re ho vsichni delnici dostava-
il Y cukrovaru ke mzd6 a mo-
hou 81 ho prodati. Obhai Po
lackova by1a zcela llratka. Ze
0 nicer nevi a re cukr poma-
hal starcnu kamaradovi nosit
Go Prahy u ochoty q zadarmo.
Sanat je v$ecnny poZorne Wy
slechl a na kcnec odsoudil mia
dtho Kricku do t6zkeho zalare
ma 2 m6sfce, jcho otce do zala
fe ia stejnou dobu, VitejGka
pro koupi podezrelych veci X
pokut6 80 koran
Zurivy staEec. PosIedni do
bou ztracelo Sc V lesich u
Domazlic dfiyi a zostfe-
ma pozornost haineho brzy ma
Sla Zcizovatele, 63leteho FIR.
Ubla re Snor. Hainy kusbach
Z Paleznice kone6ne y6c lal
cetnictvu. Ale zdrovch bXlo re-
ceno, &c Ubl chova stfelnou
zbraa, kterou Vyhrozuje.s .Je-
iikoZ bylo nutno vykonati do
movni prohlldl1u, sci j hainy s
cetnikem. Ale Ubl Sc postavil
na odpor = ostrc nabitym reyol
vcrcm ohrozoval tleny konnise
Revolver pc tuh6m zapasc byl
mu vyrvan, ale tu starec chytil
itladiro, iimz Sc hnal po hlav6
ilaineho. Cctn;cky strazmistI
na to pouzil zbran6 bodIem
zranil zuriv6bo starcc. Ubl byl
zatCen, ale musel byti drive
dopravcn do Domazlic do ne
mocnice.
Op6t na move znamky. Na
). misto dosavadnich sedozlu,
tych 30 hal, zndmek, vydava
nynl niinisterstvo post move
80 hal znAnky rud6fialove,
Take move 20 hal. korespon-
dentni Iistl<y budou vvdinv
Dosavadni znjmky . korespot
dencni listlly nepozbyyaji "a,
tim platnosti.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
snaps Eruption Ten Yards Away.

An unnerving but fruitful incident
occurred recently MS the voicano OF
Kilauea. II. l.. described ms the most
continuously active in the world. was
being examined by scientists OF the
Hawaiian Volcano Research associn-
ton. Al the climax OF this expedl
ton they had determined tn photo
graph IL towering crag OF solicited
lava that rises. GihraltarIike. from
the surface Of a swelling. overcrustel
lHva lake. declares an illustrated ar
ticle In Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Put at the instant the cnmeranan WAS
squeezing the bulb. an explosion with
in the uneasy mass threw into the mir
not ten yards from the party. and al
rec,ly before the lens Of the camera.
a tumhling mass Of white hot lava
Crashing hack. and so breaking the
surfncp crust. these erupted fragments
reused the entire lake into "seeth'
ing believing mass Of fountains"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
FEWER GOLDEN WEDDINGS
late Marriages and the Divorce Courts
Reduce the Number Of These
Anniversaries.

More and more infrequently with the
succeeding years do we read of the OBJ
seryance OF the golden wedding nnni-
versary Memory recalls the time when
such celebrations were OF frequent oc-
currence when the sons and dangh
ters. grandchildren and often great
grandchildren gathered to honor and
felictnte those who had shared ths
joys md SORROWS Of twO-score-ten
years and invoke heavens hlessin"
upon them as they continued hand il
hand the Journey toward iife's sunset
This infrequency may he due In a
measure to the present custom OF mar
rying at later age than was the rule
several generations ago and 10 the fac,
that we of the present seem to fall
earlier under the hand Of the grim
reaper than did our sturtlIer ancestors
But to the divorce evil may be accrtsi.
tied the greater pnrt OF the blame. The
present-day marriage Is too often has
tily contracted, the parties thereto
fail to weigh carefully the RESPONSE
bilities OF married life. and the most
trivial differences sometimes lead to
separation. The number Of couples
who live to round out fifty years OF
matrimonial compnnionshlp becomes
ever smaller and smaller.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
ToMBs THAT ARE INDIVIDUAL
Resting Places Of Chinese Rulers So
Constructed a. to Reveal Char
Acter Of Occupants.

Al the Tung Ling. or Eastern Tomhs
of he Manehus. nature has worked
hand in hand with man 70 produce II
harmonious whole. writes Roy Chap
man Andrews in Asia Magazine. Most
Of the trees about the toinbs have
been planted, but they have been so
cleverly chosen and placed that they
look as II they had grown just where.
In natures scheme OF things. they
ought to be. There is nothing glar-
iugly artificial In the appearance OF
the park.
Although the tombs are alike In gen.
ernl plan. they are at the same time
ms individual as were the emperors
themselves. Each Is subtle express
sion OF the character Of the one who
sleeps beneath the yellow roof. The
tomb Of Ch'ien-Lung. the artist emper-
or. lies not far away from that OF
the empress dowager. Stately. beau
tiful in its simplicity. 1t is an indica-
tion OF his life and deeds. In striking
contrast Is the palace built by the EN-
press. for her eternal dwelling. Ex-
luSukhuty COsutCO, suu6io' tcuO'y
declaring to the world the millions
spent upon It, It represents admirably
the personality OF the iron-willed ruler
who In life held her place by force
and intrigue and lavish expenditure
and who was determined to he
known. even In death as the greatest
Of the great. But hundred years
from now when Ch'ien-Lung's mausole-
um.- like the painting Of an old mas
ter. has been made even more beauti-
ful by the touch OF age. that Of the
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
HARDING WANTS GREATER NAVY
Pleads for Merchant Marine and Navy
Competent to Defend Mercantile
interests

Norfolk, va.-An America preemi-
nent In maritime commerce, cultivat-s
Ing friendly relations but jealously
determined to defend its rights, was
pictured by President-elect Harding
on Saturday as he ended his vacation
and turned TO the task Of formulating
policies of his administration.
In half dozen short speeches he
asked for n government aided mer
chant marine that would make the
United States "the greatest maritime
nation on EARTH" and for navy fit
to be the first line of defense for n
people "everlast 'ngly determined to
defend its commerce and its rights"
He also spoke for an international
peace understanding that should not
sacrifice American nationality, and
took note of his presence in the south
by forecasting national unity that
would "have the people of the old
confederacy understand that that's
only a memory"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-12-24
FOREIGNERS SENDING
VAST RELIEF HOME
Over 60 Per Cent Of Food Drafts
Sent to Europe Gifts From
Immigrant Population.

Out Of their earnings, for the most
part as unskilled laborers, living from
hand TO- mouth, the foreign-born ele-
ment In the United States Is contribute
ing largely to the funds for food sup
piles to aid the starving peoples OF
their native lands
Figures from the Food Draft section
OF the American Relief Administration
show TINT $593,llO had been sent TO
Poland, up to the end Of November.
S1H8,17O had been sent to Czecho
Slovnkia, Hungary had received $685.
7GO. Germany had $l,443,6l9 and Aus
tria $2,O467 100 1t was estimated that
more than 90 per cent OF this money
had been spent by nationals Of these
various countries who are now In the
United States. There are about 800
600 Poles. 10000 HungnrInns. 500Ooo
Czechs and 100000 Slovaks In this
country
The profits which resulted from the
sale of these food drafts have been
turned into the fund for general child
feeding Il Is to bring this fund up to
tie point where It can meet the de-
mands on II, to save the lives Of 3.5N,-
600 children that the European Relief
Council hns been formed by eight great
relief organizations.
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What D.'ayed Auntie.

Aunt Martha. IN town with her
daughter who had to be opera ed
upon, was having her first taste Of
urban life. To while away her time
she hired out" as Z cook. The first
Saturday night she was at work her
employer sent her to make some pur-
chases. She was hours returning and
as the distance was short, her employ
er grew rather anxious about her. She
came In about II 20.
'Where on earth have you been.
Aunt Martha?" was the question that
greeted her.
Still showing plainly signs of men,
tai Stress she said: "Lawdy, ma'am.
been trying to find a place to get
across dat street downtown. ! stood
on de corner half an hour waiting for
all dem street wagons to get by. but
dey kept er comm. Den | walked up
dat side of de street, but all de cor
ners wuz just alike. couldn't get
across, so jes' waited till all dem
things went home, and den l come
here as fas' as l could"
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LAUGHTER OF CHILD
SCARCE in POLAND

"ln NIL the time ! was In Poland. |
scarcely once saw child laugh"
dec Jared pr Harry Piotz discoverer Of
he typhus bacillus. In report to
ile European Relief Council on med
/, nj conditions among the Jewish popu
laiiun of Poland. based on his recent
Investigations there for the Jewish
iunt Distribution COMMITTEES.
The most depIornhle sight Of all
the mserles In Poland Is the condi.
ton Of the children" DR. Plotz said
Infant mortality Is exceedingly high
because OF under-Eourishpen and the
high percentage OF contagious diseases
IN large pnrt mothers must resort TO
artificial feeding ms they are unable TO
nurse their children. In many cities
saw uDderfed children. suffering with
with no place to go. begging for bread. ="
tuberculosis has become prevalent
among the Jewish children. largely
due to the overcrowded conditions In
which they are forced TO live. their
lack of nourIshIng food and warm
clothing. according to DIR. Piotz-
Typhus, which Killed thousands of
Jews Inst winter In the worst epidemic
Poland has ever seen will reeur again
he said. AS conditions are much worse
among the Jews than ever before
"Favus. contagious skin disease.
IL now rapidly spreading from child
To child" he contnyed "ln Wilma
there are 900 cases among the lew
ish children alone. Smallpox. too. Is
prevalent throughout Poland and the
Ukraine and children. with wide
spread eruptions and temperature.
have been seen running about the
81 reefs There are thousands of cases
every year. which vaccination would
prevent. but there Is no vaccine"
DIR. Plotz told how In Lithuanian
villages he found children. six and
seven years old, unable TO walk or
talk. the result of malnutrition. In
regions where whole towns had been
destroyed during the war. he found
families crowded In miserable dug
outs.