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Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-29
TITLE At STAKE
FRIDAY NIGH t
Young HOppie Has Chance to
Step into Foremost Rank in
County by Win OUer George
Thompson, Present Holder.

George Thompson will defend his
title tomorrow evening in the four
round exhibition with Young Hoppe,
the pride of this city
The announcement of the cham
pionsh:p bout has stirred all Imperial
Valley. From present Indications the
largest house in the history of the
club will be on hand to take il the
contest.
According to the best authorities in
the Valley, if the local wonder can
stand tie four rounds Of pounding,
and come out with smiling face, he
can we'll be proud of himself, and il
he can command a draw from the
coast enanlpon, there is not. n man
in the country who can beat him.
Little comment has been passed
around during the past few days as
10 the final outcome Oh .,e battle.
Dick has sprung so many surprises on
the public during the past few months
that they are all afraid to talk.
Thompson has Just returned from
an extended trip throughout the
East, downing everything that New
York could throw his way. He is
rated as one of the four best men
in the country for his weight, and
according to Young Julian, whom he
met a few weeks ago, has a punch
like a mule. The boy is every inch q
fighter and clean cut from the ground
up.
Gccre" ~cfdsed To salF atc'lt the
match this morning and cvadcd the
issue a number Of times. Hopp,c is
likewise silent.
Hoppie and Thompson furnish the
most important but not the only
match on the card. Johnny Garcia
has been brought over from San
Diego for the purpose of setting up
with Joe Mandot. Spcedball Williams
and Rice too, will be seen in action.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-29
GLASSFORD WARNS
DEMOCRAT VOTERS
Vote for First 26 Names on
Ballot; Extra Name is In
jected at Last Minute; Pass
Up Last Name, AdUice.

At a meeting of the democratic
county central committee, held last
evening in the office of j. w. Glass
ford, chairman, at Ell Centric. atten-
ton was called to the fact that 27
delegates to the national convention
appear on the ballot, to be voted on
at the primary next Tuesday, where
as only 26 are to be chosen Each
committeeman was instructed to
inform the democratic voters of his
territory that voting for the whole 81
would spoil the vote
For the purpose of producing
harmony and giving every asplrant ii
fair and equal opportunity to be a
delegate, it was explained, the DEM
ocratic state central committee, as
the official party organization, held
publicly announced meeting on
March 6. Those present grouped
themselves according to congression-
al districts ard selected two candi-
dates from each district. Then the
entire state committee selected four
delegates at large. Tewnty-six del
egates were nominated, including
Mrs. Vilolette S. Campbell of Ell
Centre. Their names are printed first
in the democratic column on the Off
cial ballot After these nGrnes had
been selected, one Henry Fl. Childers.
an attorney of Los Angeles, who did
not attend the meeting or submit his
name for consideration. had his name
printed on the ballot by means OF
nominating petitions circulated for
himself alone. His name is printed
last on the official hanot.
All democrats in Imperial county,
for the sake Of fair play and party
harmony, are urged by the county
central committee to vote for the first
26 names and give no recognition to
the effort of one man to create. party
dissension.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-29
TO CRIPPLE NEWSPAPERS NEXT

The present congress has several bills before to levy
special taxes publishers in addition to
those they pay in with other manufacturers One
these bills which be regarded with considerable
favor the which provides 10 per cent tax upon ad
yertsng in all newspapers and magazines having crcua
ton 5000 1t the object of the bill is not
only raise revenue but to reduce newsprnt comsupton
by compelling advertisers to reduce their space That to
say the prime object is much for
Uncle SAM reduce the of the newspapers at
a time when blank prices compel publishers to
added income to their business shut shopHastngs,
Nebraska Democrat
This is just another sample of illadvsed legislation
tending cripple of the nations great industries The
special per candy another sample of such
legislation The socaed profits tax is the greatest
killer of all.
Why drop all this special and class taxation establish
uniform encourage instead of discourage e
ultimate industry.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-29
25OTH ANNIVERSARY
OF HUDSON BAY co.
TO BE OBSERVED
CBy Associated Pross)

WINNIPEG, Man, April 2o.-Onc
Of the oldest anniversaries on the
North American continent viii be eel
ebrated here IL parcants beginning
May 3. 1t is the 250th anniversary
Of the founding CT the Hudson Bay
Company.
Sir Robert Kindcrslcy, G.. b. E.,
latest Of the line Of Hudson Bay Co.
governors that began with Prince
RuDcrt, Of the House of Stuart in
the Cronwellian warz, a visitor from
England will take part in the. pag-
caat on the Red River here and IN
the .subscouent street pagesnts which
will be held SUCCESSFULLY in Ednon-
ton, Calgary, Vancouver and
Victoria.
The Red River pageant will start
from the site Of old Fort Garry, early
capital Of the company's once vast
empire and about which Wihnipcg
grew, on dpass down Stream Is mics
10 Lower Fort Carry. ~ will include
Gree Indians from Hudson Bay:
Swamp Crees from James Bay; OJib-
ways frcm Lake Superior, Pain Cree5
from northern Saskatchewan; Black-
feet, Piegans ard AsginiboineS from
the rrairies ard tic Rocky mountains
md tribcsman from Atha5asca ane
BritiGh Columbia. :.
Sir Robert and his encourage viii.
make the trip in old time North
canoes. Al fiotilla of freight boats
piled high with furs will trail II,
their. wake in charge OF factors and
trappcrS N pioneer costumes,
Wien he reaches Lower Fort Garry
Governor Kinde.xley will seal anew
the ancient friendshio between the
Rcdmcn and the company by smoking
the calumet Of peace, pipe, special
ily designed for the occasion.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-29
NEW REAL ESTATE
FIRM IN FL CENTRO
Nessrs. Crocker, Heyici and
blackburn Affiliate .SeiUes IN
imrcriok Valley Realty Co.

J. p. Hcrtel, r. p. Crocker and O.
V. Blackburn have opened offices at
SIT Main street under the name of
The Imperial Valley Realty Co.
Messrs. Hertcl ard Crockcr have bo.h
filled the position of Imperial county
assistant farm adviser in the past,
and are well acquainted with agricui-
tural conditions in Imperial Valley.
They have a large and wide acquaint-
ance among the ranchers and intend
to specialize on ranch lands an
dairy projects.
O. V. Blackburn. is land and h.
cation expert. lie has wide ac-
quaintance and has farmc1 north Of
IEoltville. lie ig fy.. ~ resident
Of Orange county and is convincing
mary of his former ncishbors of the
superiority Of the climate and soil in
imperial county.
Besides selling and leasing ranches
the members Of the firm will special
ize in ranch appraisals and soil
+ testing.
The firm intends to handle Jacumba
lots, oil stock, Imperial Valley maps
and oil field maps.
/ Frank Salisbury, the Cudahy hog
buyer for Imperial Valley will have
his FL Ccntro office headquarters
with them.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-29

Despite the fact that the whale is
a mammal and not fish, the Board
Of United States General Appraisers
have decided in test csac that caEn-
ed whale meat il fi~h and il saaJa.t
to duty. .
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-29

4 marriage license has beer issved
10 Vim. J. Th3sntoa, ~ and fe@a
jackson, As, both OF FL Centro.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-15
crop in this and other states.

Ni"P ~ WILD t'iNi oCilcl oCtIS6.
The 1920 crop totalled 79,549,O55
pounds and brought to producers a
grand total Of $18,627, ,833.74 as COM
pared with a total of 97,489,557 for
$22,359, ,983.46 in 1919. This shows a
decrease Of over $3,OOOO0O for the
year just closed The average price
per pound in 1919 was a little over
20 cents and this year it was nearly
"a cents.
MIR. Harris says he would like to
see a tobacco factory established in
Columbia and hopes the Columbia
chamber Of commerce will do some
thing along this line so the farmers
will be encouraged to raise more of
the weed
The commission speaks of the cf-
fort of the Sumter chamber of com
mcrcc to organize a local warehouse
to handle the 1921 crop. Speaking of
the Sumter effort the report says.
Sumter has organized holding
company for the erection of and has
about completed 100000 tobacco
stcmmcry and drying plant which it
could not get ready for the 1920 to-
bacco selling season, but which will
be operated in 1921. An agreement
has been signed between the Sumter
Stemmcry company, inc, the owners
fthis building and a certain amount
OF necessary machinery, and the
China-American Tobacco and Trad
ing company, direct and exclusive
exporters Of tobacco to China and Ja-
pan, with n paid in capital stock of
100000, with credit extensions of
at least $5O0,0O0. This will put
practically $l,100,00O at the command
of the Sumter tobacco market next
year. That ought to and doubtless
Will make Sumter prices as high as
any market in the South, if the to-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-15
kITCHIN TO RETIRE

Washington, Dec. 13.-Represcnta-
tive Kitchen, Democrat, of North
Carolina has informed the ways and
means committee of his intention to
resign at an early date because OF i'll
health, Chairman Fordney said today.
Mr.. Kitchen was chairman of the
committee during the period Of
Democratic control of the house and
had been expected by his colleagues
to take a leading part in the framing
Of new tax and tariff legislation,
hcali ings on which have just been
started.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-15
BANKING COMPANY IS
IN HANDS OF STATE
Directors Meet, Following Funeral of
Late Chief, and Decide to
Close Doors

Montezuma, Ga, Dec. 13-The Lewis
Banking Company, of which former
Congressman Elijah Banks Lewis was
president, was placed in the hands of
the State Banking Department late
this afternoon, Immediately after the
funeral Of the former Congressman.
Mr.. Lewis shot and killed himself Fri
day evening, after driving business
associates from his private Office.
The decision not to attempt to re-
open for business tomorrow morning
was reached al a meeting of the board
of directors.
The last statement Of the Lewis
Banking Company showed deposits of
$886,O0O, while the capital was $4,000
and surplus $l4O,000. The bank had
heavy loans on farm lands and be-
cause of the slump in the cotton mar
kct and because Of the poor cotton
crop in that section, followed by a
not being met, according to the di-
rcctors.
First National to Reopen.
The First National Bank of Monte
yuma, of which the former Congress-
man also was president, will reopen
for business tomorrow morning. This
bank has deposits Of S425,00 and also
is United States depository.
Chief Nationa! Bank Examiner Pole
of the Sixth Federal Reserve District,
was here today, and after examining
the First National Bank is said to
have informed the directors that this
bank is in good condition.
w. II. Mckenzie, son-in-law of
former Congressman f. b. Lewis,
stated that the loans Of the Lewis
Banking Company were different than
those Of the First National and were
not known as "quick" assets. He add
ed that r. b. Bennett, State bank cx
amner, will be here in the morning
to take charge Of this institution. If
possible, Mr.. Mckenzie said. the di-
rectorS hope to reopen the Lewis
Ranking Company as 500 mas some Of
the slow assets can be liquidated.
Investigation Incomplete
Atlanta, Dec. l3.-T. r. Bennett, su-
pcrlnt"ndcnt Of the State banking de-
portmcnt, stated tonight that while his
department had taken over the Lewis
Banking Company at M0ntczuma, Ga .
ne was not yet in a position to make
any statement concerning the exact
condition Of the institution as his in
VeSt!EatIoN was incomplete.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-15

I'VE heard OF Ziron, and from what
| read. | was sure it wouldn't hurt me,
IL 1t didn't help me. But after taking
1t, found 1t really helped me, and
sent back for moro. alto better, felt
much stronger. I am cure Ziron is
o splendid tonic"
Many people, who are worn down and
dlsheartened, due to stomach disorders
and nervous Ills, find relief by toning
UP their blood with Ziron Iron Tonic.
Tell your druggist you want to try
Hiron on our money.back guarantee.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-15
Worn Down, Out CT Heart
Georgia Lady, Wonn-0m and Tired, Tells How She
Was Helped by ZUon Iron Tonic
VH9 HE personal experience OF Mrs.

VH1HE personal experience OF Mrs.
IL Nannic Phillips, Of Powder
Springs, Ga, Is printed below in
her own words:
II was In a worn-out condition. NY
stomach was out Of order. I didn't
sleep we'll. WAS tired ali tho time.
I couldn't half cat, and didn't rest
well at night.
II would get out Of heart and blue
would feel like I was going to be
down In bed. Yet kept dragging
around.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-15

bacco is of the right quality and
properly cured, not (scorched) up.
Some interesting figures going as
far back as 1916 are contained in the
bulletin. In 1916 the total produc-
tion in this country was 10000 pounds
an dit brought $5475 pound. In 1890
the production was 130,O0O,OOO and
it borught $40 a pound.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-15
TOBACCO REPORT
GIVES STATISTICS

The regular annual tobacco report
OF the state department of agricul-
turc was completed and made public
yesterday by Commissioner Harris.
The report goes into preliminary
survey Of the situation and then gives
some interesting statistics on the
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
HONOR COW
ATBROOKWOOD
Records Show That Pasture
Should be Supplemented
With Grain
DAYETT'S HERD HAS
BEST AVERAGE
Special 10 Tho Evening Journal.

EEN"ANA N" AAN ANNAAAAA NWuAnAis
NEWARK. June 4.-While pasture
is the best dairy feed. the Diamond
State Cow Testing Association records
during the past month demonstrated
that pasture should be supplemented
with grain. Many Of the farmers
y received complaints from milk dealers
that their butterfat tests were run
ming below standard. 10 Is an inter-
esting fact that The milk produced
from those herds receiving some grain
along With pasture contained a nor
mai butterfat content during the en-
tire grass period
. During the month there were forty
four COWS which passed the forty
pounds Of butterfat mark. and twelve
OF them over nifty pounds. brook
-Nvood Farms record cow is still lead
ing the honor list by a large margin.
A pure bred cow owned by j. 5.
Mitchell steps into third place on the
IL. honor list.
The association will end its fiscal
year July 81. In order that the work
continue without a break in the rec
cords between the fiscal years. IL is
suggested that farmers OF the northern
part OF the county who wish to iOin
me association inform some mem
b her Of the association or Secretary J .
]. Dayett Of COoch's Bridge. 10 that
effect. The majority Of the old mem
bcrs OF the association viii doubtless
'renew their membership, but there
will be a few members who for good
reasons will not continue the work
II. B. Martenis, tester. will be glad to
interview new members relative to
the association work.
The following is the list Of ten
COWS IN the ASSOCIATION which pro-
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
How To Get Health
When You Are Weak. Run Down,
Nervous And Tire On The
Slightest Exertion.
Iightest Excrtion.

This condition shows that Iron,
the life and strength Of your blood is
wearing out, your nerve force is decay
ing and vitality is becoming low.
Disease acts only on those whose
blood Is thin and watery, impoverished
or impure and never affects persons
whose blood is rich and pure with plenty
Of Iron in IT, DR.. Chase's Blood and
Nerve Tablets are a wonderful restora-
tive because they contain Iron, Nux-
Yomica, Gentian, Capsicum, and Zinc
'hosphide which makes them a most
valuable tonic for the sick. GONZALES
cent and overworked. Each dose means
more energy, more nerve force, more
strength. They put snap into you
which makes life worth living. Sold by
Druggists 60 cents. Special, lStronger
more Active 30 cents.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
rHE EVENING JOURNAL. FRIDAY. IUNE 4. 100

die Hksh School on Sunday after
noon. The class day exercises were
held in the Jr. o. 4. A. NJ. Hail on
Tuesday evening The commencement
eNercises- will be held this evening Ia
Ezion NJ. h. Church. when Prof. G.. 5.
Richardson. OF Maryland state COlhg &c.
Will deliver the address.
The graduates OF and the subjects
OF their themes are: Alday Clements
Bishop A Useful Type OF Million
aire" Mayme Arrcle Burris. "a Gold
en- Land Of Promise" Evelyn Cavcn-
der; some Farm Problems OF To
Evening journal., 1920-06-04

day; Mary =. Fillingame. "rhe Lum-
ber Industry OF the south; Mabel
Lcybold. kitty knights Place In
History; Henrietta Manl0vo, "rho
First Woman Member OF Parliament" (,
Madeline Oslrom, Maud Powell as a
Musical Artist; Blanche Smith. "fhc
Wonders Of the Yellowstone" Paul
Evening journal., 1920-06-04

This date viii be strongly favored
for machlnists, mercantile industries
and commercial interests. The Want
Ads Will be largely studied durlng the
coming week.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
COMMENCEMENT All CFCILTON

Special TO The Evening journal.
CECILTON. Md. June i-The Rev.
T. r. NanDyke preached the sermon
10 the graduates OF the George Bid
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
duced the highest butterfat records
aNnr lhs mn Iha

The" T0ITOWlnE ls Tle IIsI OF i've
herds which produced the highest
average butterfat records during che
month
Evening journal., 1920-06-04

yanpyKe, "rho Stranger In Our
Midst
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
PRVNf DEN NARODNi REPUBLIKAN-
SKE KONVENCE.
SITUACE VZHLEDEM KU KANDIDATUM ZUSTA-
VA NEVYJASNENA AVSAK WOOD IDA Sc
MfTI NEJLEPSf VYHLfDKY.

Chicago 8. Gervna. = Repubkanska narodni konvence
SVEN prvnm zasedan nasoucha sice avsa bez
akehoko dvokeho ruSen Zahajovac Tec senaora Henry
Cabot Lodgea Massachusetts, jenz poveren ukolem proza
timnho predsedy Will Hays pfedseda narodniho repu-
bkanskeho vyboru enz konvenci formalne otevfe pat
byl priznv6, beg vSek6 demonsrace obyceine
byva vitn poct vIdcove Konvence podnika nutne kro
Ky prozatfmni organisac kdnym zpdsobem spse ako
n6iakem dGleztem obchodnim kongresu nezli polck6m
siezdu kde to obyGein6 biva same hura Poc pozoro-
vaele pfedpovida konvence aa by srhnou
nadsenfm nekter6ho kanddaa iako priad stao
Y narodni demokrack6 konvenc 1896 ale zaroveh nj
kdo nemuze Tc mGze at b6hem n6koka prstch dnn
Kazdy ienz tastnil vice na~odnich potickych sic
zdn minulos muse 81 povsmnout re nen tn zadne domi
nujci osobnosti iakou byva Mark Hanna Roosevelt
nebo konecn6 jako senator Penrose Pennsylvania
jest ziv avSak naedkem onemocn6ni nemoh
sdeastn Delegat tapaii iako mlhach bez vddce
sedkem oho t6z neni doud zad6ho kanddata ma n6hoz
dao by ukazat z nyni iako aozneho vtezneho
pere.
Ackoli tedy zadnv kanddati bezpecne V o redf
stoupenc gen. Wooda hlasaj ze zska dv6 nejdhiezei
sch vyborovch presednctv Senator Indany zvo-
en by predsedou vyboru rcsouce Edward D. Duffeld
New Jersey predsedou vyboru poveruc siny Frank
Hitchcock vybran byl Woodovm deegay iech vrchniho
stratega
Ma Wall Street New Yorku. kde Sc sazf ma kandidaty
akce Johnsonovy valn6 pokesy cd pondelka ten den
jeho vezsv sazeny byv penze sazeno byo
prot nebo dokonce prot l. re nedosane nominaci
mnoze prevlada minen re Hughes ov6dci
kanddau pritomne popfedi nemuze zvitez sena-
tor Harding Ohio Zda mft dobrou vyhldku kdyby zad
nemu til havnich kandidatu Woodov Johnsonov Low
denov nepodaro zskat nun5 pote hlasu dosazen no.
mnace. ~ s~w
Narodni republikdnska konvence lest pozoruhodnou ?
toho d1vodu re sou nj zaoupeny zeny Zauimai misa
po boku svych muzkych poupracovnkd vypnu obrovske
proory Coisea skoro stein6 muz Jeiich hlasy ysany
byly podahy Colisea kde sou deegat poprye
historic strany dtyf ech pou byy usanoveny vyboru
ma pravidla
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kOALICE ZTRATILA 195
MIST v RfSSKE RADE.

Berlin, 8. cervna. - Neupl-
ne scitani hlasu vrzenych pro
prvni republikanskou risskou
radu nedeli, vykazovalo V
II hodin vecer ztratu 1875 mist
pro vetsinove socialisty, centra-
listy a demokraty, strany tvo-
rici koalicni block, jenz o.
vladal posledni zasedani meme
ckeho parlamentu. Sedmdesat
osm zapasu az do te hodiny ne
bylo roZhonuto. Mista Ziskana
" risske rade rGznymi strana-
mi jsou rozdelena, jak nasle-
duje: VetSinovi socialiste Sc.
ztrata IA; neodvisli socialiste
81, zisk 33; nemecka lidova
strana AZ, zisk 10; klerikalni
strana 43, ztrata As; demokra-
tie 27, ztrata so; nemecka ma
rodni strana AZ, Zisk z; roZ-
trousentch AZ.
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GEN. Won kLUCK BUDE
BYDLETI We SVYCARSKU.

Geneva, 8. cervna. - Polni
marSalek H. r. Won Kluck,
jenz velel pravemu kridlu ne
mecke armady v jeji postupu
ma Parlz v roce 1914, pristal
nyni Sc svoji rodinou v Aarau,
al mil severovychodne cd Ber
nu. Pravil, re zivot V Nemec-
ku stal Sc nesnesitelnym a mi
nj pry 81 koupiti nejaky zamek
We Svycarsku a ziti nadale v
zemi te. Marsalek Kluck Jest
jednim Nemcu, jichz vydani
a souzeni bylo pozadovano spo
jeneckymi vladami. Jest obvi-
men 2 vrazdeni rukojmi v Sen
lis a povrazdeni civilistn v Aer-
schotu.
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STATNf VOJSKO POVOLA-
NO DO CALVESTONU.

Galveston, Tex. 8. cervna. =
Voiensky zakon prevlddal dnas
V tomto meste. do nehoz guver-
ner Hobby postal narodni gar
du, nasledkem kriticke situace
vyvstavsi 2 dlouhe stavky pri-
stavnich delnikI. Nekolik set
vojaku jiz prijelo a dalsi setni-
ny sc ocekavaji. S obchodnich
kruhu oZvaly sc razne prote-
sty proti zavedeni vojenskeho
zakona We meste a budou pod
soudni kroky ma ieho
odvolani. MestSti komisari kro-
me toho, re poslali ostry pro-
test guvernerovi, hodlaji ode
priti milici misto k utaboreni.
Guverner Hobby We SVEN pro-
hlaseni pravi. re zastaveni ve-
skere dopravy vzniknvSi ma
sledkem stavky ucinilo nut
nym jeho Zakroceni.
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BRYAN RADi TAKE REPU.
BLIkANUM.

Chicago, 8. cervna. - Will
liam ]. Bryan slime nabadal re-
publikanskou konvenci, aby
zaradila do sve platformy plan
ku schvalujici osmnacty ustav-
nj dodatek a Volsteaduv vyma
haci zdkon, V reel proslovene
ma velike schulz "suchych"
dnes odpoledne. "Vse, co mohu
fici temto republikannm zde
V konvenci jest, ze budu v
San Francisku V dIlezitejsim
postaveni nez-li zde. Radeji
bych uvedl republikanskou
konvenci jako priklad one V
San Francisku. nezli abych
byl donucen karat jeff stano-
visko, kdyby Sc vyhnula teto
otdzce."
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LOUSIANSkY SENAT PRO
VOLEBNf PRAVO ZEN.

Baton Rouge, La. 8. cervna.
Senat dnes, po ostre a dlouhe
debate prijal prvnim cteni
resoluci schvalujici dodatek k
federalni ustave v zajmu ZEN
skeho volebniho prava. We
ctvrtek predsevzato bude o re-
soluci zdv6recne a rozhodne
hlasovani. Kongresnik Champ
Clark Missouri, byvaly pred
seda snemovny, jenz dli prito-
mne V New Orleansu, promlu-
vi Ultra ku spoletnemu zaseL
dani snemu a bude Sc pry pri-
mlouvat prijeti resoluce. Jest
treba schvaleni jeste jednoho
statu, ably devatenacty doda-
tex, opravhujici zeny v cele ze
mi k hlasovani, stal Sc castf u
stavy. y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09

zbytek ostatnim spojencnm.
pfi cemz Spoj. Statech neby-
10 zminky. Pivodni podklad
rozdeleni byly valecne ztraty
rGznych mocnosti. Italie nyni
zada, aby rozdeleni ucineno by
10 ma zaklade pomerneho usili
We valce a chce 10 procent pro-
ii sedmi procentum, jez byla
j prircena londynskym dohod
nutim. Pravi Sc, ze Spoj. Sta
ty budo pozadany, pred touto
predbeznou konferenci, 0 po-
tvrzeni dstniho prohlaA.ni pre-
sidenta Wilsona We vrchni spo-
jenecke rade, ze Amerika ne
bude pozadovati jakoukoli
cast techto nahrad.