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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24
Local Artists Score Hit .
In" Japanese Sard-Man"

Miss Nellie Brandenburg, singing
the Japanese Sandman" and Miss
Betty Morgan, interpreting a dainty
Japanese dance, scored the hit hoped
for at the Washington theater Friday
night. Credit for arranging the de-
lightful feature goes to Ray Weisbrod,
who is introducing the Japanese
Sandman" to Richmond music lovers.
Before the curtain goes up a soft
red glow Eliminates the black drop
used for the novel act. Then as the
curtain slowly rises the opening
strains of the new song seem to fill
every corner of the theater.
Both young ladies wear Japanese
costumes. The last performances will
be given this afternoon and tonight.
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served during the war between April
2, 1917 and Feb. %, 1919 (and have
had no other service) may be accepted
for one year enlistments in the army,
according to notice received Saturday
morning by local army recruiter
Sergeant Thompson. Men with pre-.
yious service who have served prior
to April /, 1917 or after February %.
1919, and who re-enlist for three years
will receive $50 bonus at the begin
ming of their enlistment. The same
applies to men without previous SER
vice, or men who served only during
the emergency between April 7, 1917
and February 81, 1919, with the eX-
ception that their bonus will be paid
at the completion of their enlistment.
Traffic Delayed-Slight delay in
freight traffic on the Richmond di-
vision of the Pennsylvania railroad
was caused by three slight mishaps
Friday Derailment Of a car of grain
at Hamilton caused the wreck crew to
leave here. While away a car was
derailed at the east yards. 1t tied up
traffic out Of one Of the sub-yards I'M
til the wreck train returned. Break
down of an engine attached to an ex-
press ira in near punreith at II p. m.
caused the wreck train to make a
third trip.
Leaves for Vacaton-. Harry I.
Vigran will leave Sunday for a two
weeks vacation.
Visits His Mother-Local navy re-
cruter Roberts left for Indianapolis,
Saturday noon to visit his mother. He
will return Monday morning.
Vnton Fined-Maryel VintOn was
fined 81 and cost in city court Satur-
day on a charge Of operating a motor
car at a rate in excess of the speed
limit
Gets $1,000 Verdict-Judgemen in
the sum of $1,000, in accordance with
the verdict of the jury, was given by
Judge Bond in circuit court in the case
of Roy Osborn, minor, by his next
friend, George Osborn. against H. A.
Hines and S. r. Hines, as damages
for personal injuries.
Approves Report-In the estate of
the minor heirs Of the late John D..
StOddard, the final report Of the COM
missioner, on the petition for parti-
ton of real estate, has been received
and approved.
!, Case Dismissed-The case of Clara
Hallahan against Roland Hallahan for
divorce, has been dismissed.
Returns From Washington-Miss
Clara Newman, a former teacher in
the Richmond city schools, will return
from Washington, D. c., soon for a
visit with friends and relatives here
Clean Light GIobes-Globes on the
ornamental light posts on Main street
were cleaned Saturday.
Victory Medal Day-Richmopd Is to
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WILL DISCUSS CHINA'S
CONDITION AT CONFERENCE

TOXIC, July 24.-The holding Of
a conference by interested parties at
Toxic to discuss conditions in China
may become necessary according to
a statement by Viscount Uchida, for
eign minister to the House of Peers,
made in reply to an Interpolation
concerning Japan's Chinese policy
He said, however, that the time for
such a conference had not arrived as
yet.
Personally, the foreign minister did
not fear the present civil war in China
would spread throughout the country.
Japan, however, hedeclared was fully
prepared to act according to what de-
velopeS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24
FRIEND IN GERMANY
EESLASTING Benefit
IN FEEDING CHILDREN

Extracts from letter from Caroline
Nicholson, daughter of S. E. Nichol-
son, OF this city. dated Hamburg,
June 20. 1920, have been received at
the Friends Central offices. Miss
! Nicholson Is doing Friends relief
work in Germany. Several follow:
TN the stack Of letters which we re-
ceive from parents and teachers and
, children, the following from teacher
: is typical: The greatest effect of the
feeding is seen in the spirits rather
than in the bodies of the children. 1t
is unanimously reported from all
classes that the children who take
part in the feeding show a much bet
ter Intelligence, are more lively and
take more interest in their work. 1t
is JOY to see the children at the
feeding.
Zone hundred children greet the
appearance Of the food with shouts,
100 pairs Of eyes look on in suspense
when the cover is lifted; expectant ST.
rice appears. That is most loved by
all the children. The mission may be
assured that the milk rice does more
to kill hate and to bring peace on
earth than all the speeches and news
. paper articles of the politicians put
: together"
Teachers Meet.
Another portion read: "The other
day we had a meeting of about 200
teachers to explain certain matters
connected with the feeding. One Of
= the city senators presided and in his
speech he said: The Quakers have
come as if sent from God, at time
when there was physical need and
a great deal Of selfishness. The food
which they have brought has been a
tremendous help and the spirit in
which they came was of even moro
importance in helping to counteract
- this widespread self-seeking, etc. The
teachers could not too much impress
upon the children the spirit and mes
sage Of the Quakers.'
"Mr. McMasters answered this, stat
ing that most of the success Of our
work was due to the cooperation of
the teachers He ended by saying:
When in the future someone says
to these children, then grown, the
people across the water are your
enemies they will say, No, they shar-
ed their bread with us when we were
hungry and that is not the act of
an enemy. at which all the teachers
shouted Bravo! Bravo!"
The following is an extract from a
letter from one Of the German child
rem, sent to Miss Nicholson:
II can not express my thanks
FL, enough because the honorable ladies
and gentlemen of the Quakers cannot
imagine how nice 1t Is to stand be.
fore the dish and think this lovely
food is really for you l hope my
letter will please you for without a
letter of thanks it would not have
been possible for me to go on and l
have regarded this as my duty"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Byers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry TRACER. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Longenbaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Orla Farsi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Shaffner, Lillian Aydelotte, Bess
Newman, Zindora Long. Emma and
Pet Gingry, Maggie Grubbs, Halle
Howell, Ella HORNE, Paulin FARSI, Es-
Their Longenbaker, Jesse Chrismer,
Cha rles HORNE, Herman Bruss and
pn~~ N"Criff The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
L4cu onaIfner.
ECONOMY. Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Mullen of Richmond were guests of
Mr.. Parkers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Parker, Sunday. Mr., and
Mrs. Harry Macy are the parents Of
a baby girl born Saturday. Mrs.
Cranor and Mrs. J. B. Swain were in
Richmond, Thursday: Mrs. o. D..
Bullerdick spent the weekend with
her mother Mrs. Nan Cook, returning
to her home in Richmond, Monday.
Meade Creath is the new buttermaker
at the Swain creamery. =. Miss Daisy
Osborn Is visiting relatives in Chi
cago... Miss Louise Peterson IS the
guest OF her brother, J. L. Peterson.
Misses Ruth, Martha, and Mary
Macy spent a few days with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Parker, and AUNT, Mrs. Joe CAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Knode and daugh-
ter, Miss Estella, and Mrs. o. Butler
dick of Richmond, visited Sunday with
Mrs. Nan Cook. Mrs. Louise Proc
tor and son departed Monday for Haw-
kinsville, Ga, where she will join her
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Green
street left Thursday for New York to
visit Mrs. Greenstreet's parents.....
Wade McGraw and family, of Rich
mond, spentSunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs.
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SHOWS SMALL GAIN
(Ry Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, July 24-An IN
crease Of about three per cent In
freight traffic on the railroads Of the
country during the first two weeks OF
July as compared with the same per
iod in 1919 was reported today by the
commission on car service Of the
American Railway Association.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24

NEW YORK, July Babe Ruth to-
day brought his home run record up
to "a in the fourth inning of the game
with Cleveland. He hit the homer off
Bagby. driving the ball into the right
field. but a flag pole prevented it
from going over the grandstand.
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Phone Fixers Receive
Severe Drubbing, q to 8
LEAGUE STANDING

The Home Telephone company re-
ceived a % to walloping from the
Y. NJ. C. A commercial league base
ball team at the Fairgrounds Friday
afternoon. 1t was the worst beating
the Phoners have ever received. The
defeat caused them to slide from first
place. The Phoners were leading
7 to 4 in the third inning; but II Y
men crossed the plate in the fourth.
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CAPPER TO SEE HARDING
(Ry Associated preSsl

TOPEKA, Kas., July Ex-senator
Author Capper today was on his way
to Marion, O., for a conference with
Senator Harding, Republican nominee
for president, at which agricultural
problems and the policies of the nom
inee concerning agriculture will be
discussed, it was said.
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TO HOLD AERIAL DERBY,

LONDON, Eng.-Under the auspices
Of the Royal Aero club Of the United
Kingdam, the first race meeting of
the year will be held on July "a. The
Race will be known as the Aerial Der.
by. The couse is approximately 200
miles and consists of double circuit
of London.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24
GRADUATED Sugar Retails
For &c In New Orleans
(By Associated Press)

NEW ORLEANS, July 24-Granu-
lated sugar for the first time in two
months was being extensively re-
tailed at % cents a pound here today,
One dealer here had large stock and
would sell as high as 100 pounds to a
customer.
The Japanese liner Yeifuku Maru
arrived yesterday from Java with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24
Rate Preference POSTPONED
by Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, July Evaporation
of the section Of the new merchant
marine act, providing preferential rail
rates on exports sent to seaboard for
movement in American bottoms will
be suspended until January /, 1921, 1t
was announced today by the shipping
board.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24

100000 pounds of Java raw sugar
consigned to the American Sugar Re-
filming company. Small shipments of
foreign refined sugar have been COM
ing in regularly during the past few
weeks 1t was stated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24
Asks for Understanding
On Recognizing Reuolts
(By Associated Press

SANTIAGO, Chile, July 24.-Ideas
on Pan-American understanding
relative to recognition of de facto gov
ernments are contained in an editorial
printed by Ell Mercurio, today. If such
an understanding can be reached, says
the paper. certain conditions should be
fixed under which governments born
r. ''"''0''1tion might be recognized.
..cIcllrIO believes that revolu-
tons should have the support Of a
majority of the inhabitants, constitu-
tionally manifested, that public order
and rights should be maintained by
the revolutionaries, and that their dec
larations as we'll as acts should inspire
ABSOLUTE confidence in them. After
citing Mexico, Peru and Bolivia as dan
gerous to the peace of the Americas,
the newspaper says:
"Revolutionaries in order to depose
constituted authorities, agitate patrl-
otto sentiments around international
questions, and, once in power, they
maintain the appearance Of fulfilling
their promises so as to hold popular
sentiment This is the case with Pres
ident Leguia of Peru and we fear the
case with Bolivia"
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The Application Is Dismissed
(Ry Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, DC, July 24-Ap-
plication of 700 fabricators for abro-
cation of the so-called Pittsburg bas-
ing point for steel prices were dismiss
ed today by the federal trade COM
mission.
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neighborhood of 10000 people in
Garfield park, where the big
event took place, waiting for a
chance to see the candidate. The
photo shows a section of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24
Holu Batters Hit Pill
In Games of Last Week
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, July 24.-The following
table shows the leading batter on each
club in the various leagues for the
week:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24

Last year the number of visitors TO
the London geological gardens reached
the record total of 1,515,042.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24

huge crowd in the park on
Thursday afternoon. The protog-
rapher got a picture of the Re-
publican nominee looking wT
pleasant.
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"MATKA TRUSTU" STARA
SO ROkU.

New York, II. ledna. Ultra
bude Sc jednom zdejSim ho-
telu konati slavnostni banket,
jehoz Sc sGcastni milionari z
ruznych casti Spoj. Stata, KITE
ii sve penize vyziskali V petro
leji. Bude Sc ma mem oslavova-
I'll padesati.eta pamatka zalo-
zeni trustu vSech trustu, petro
leJove spolecnosti Standard
Oil Company re statu Ohio.
Pfltomen nebude jedine otec
vsech a vlastnf zakladatel,
John d. Rockefeller, ktery dli
ma Florid6 a vyhriva tam sve
osmdesatilete kosti. PoSle vSak
omluvenku blahopranim. Bu
dou prltomni mnozi z jeho PRIV
Mich spolecnikG, kteri budou
vzpominati dob, kdy z niceho a
bez namahy polozili prvni "a
klady k dneSnim milionum.
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JARNf PRAZDNINY.
Mestske skoly budou uzavreny
mezi 26. bremen a S. dubnem

Ia vGerejSi schGze Skolni ra-
dy 'reditel Spalding oznamoval.
re jarni prazdniny ma verei-
nych uciliStich zapocnou 26.
brezna a skonci 5. dubna. Dale
usneseno, ably studuiici We vyS-
Sich veGernich tfidach platili
81 skolneho, pon6vadz dotCeny
fond vyucovaci jest jiz 2 poo
why vycerpan.
Pfedseda rady Williams po-
iede Ultra do Columbus, aby
bernimu legislativnimu vyboru
vysvetlil potreby skolnich fl
nancl zde a poaadal o sprave-
dlivy rozvrh dotGenych DAM
s pfedsedou Williamson pole.
de do Columbus byvaly pfedse.
da Thomson, kdezto obchodni.
mu fiditeli Hogenovi poskytnu
ty mesitni prazdniny, V kter65
to dobe Hogen zastupovan bu.
de skolnim pravnrkem j. w
| Bakleyem.
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ZENSkE HLASOVACf
PRAVO.

Annapolis, Maryland, II. le
dina. Statni sn6m seSel Sc dnes
a hlavnim predmetem jednani
bude hlasovani o dodatku ku
spolkove ustave ohledne zen
skeho hlasovaciho prava. Oce-
kava Sc, re schvaleni neprojde
tax lehce, nebot' RUNE organi-
SAGE zahaiily proti zenskemu
hlasovani tuhy boj. Oba domy
mali V rukou demokrate, je-
lichz organizace proti nemu
houzevnate pracuji. Byly po-
dany snemu petice, V nichz Sc
pravi, ze "cetne marylandsk6
zeny protestuii proti tomu,. a
by Sc ma ne ukladaia dalsi
bfemena," dale re "poplatnict
vzpiraii Sc proti tomu, ably SC
volby rozsirovanim poctu voli
ca zdrazovaly."
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Preliceni vrahem policisty
! Sheltona zaha jeno dnes.

u trestniho soudce Phillipse
vybirana veera cely den poro-
Ia, ktera Sc bude zabyvati pfl-
padem Josefa Platzkeho, jenz
7. prosince zastfelil u Euclid
Ave. m6stskeho policistu R.
She.tona. Do vCerejSka vybra-
no II porotcG a dnes bude k
MIN pfidan dvanacty. Mezi po-
rotci nachazeii sc tez diva kra-
Jane, PIP. Josef Prasek, 35lety
zehliG, 9311.Beacon Ave. JOS.
HIavsa, 28lety Teznik, 1885
vych. 76 ul. Vyslech svedk1
pro obzalobu zahajen bude od-
poledne a byvaly koroner DIR.
Jacobs bude die vSeho sved-
KEN prvnlm. Jakmile soud S
P.atzkym bude skoncen, dosta
ne Sc k vyslechu jeho spolec-
mix G.. Sherman, jakoz i 15leta
ieho milenka Maud Robinsono-
va. Sherman byl We spolecno-
I'll Platzkyho, kdyz oba chteli
vykra3ti Standard lekarnu ma
Euclid Ave. byli pol. Shelto-
mem pfistizeni. Robinonova zat
cena byla We spoletnosti vraho-
We V Toledo.
Platzky zabyval Sc lupiG-
stvlm delsf dobu a ukradene
svrsky zpravidla schovaval u
sve bytne S. Zebi3chove, 2813
Cedar Ave, ktera bude souze-
ma z prechovavani kradenyeh
v6ci. Pro obza.obu bude dale
sv6dcit 19leta zakonna chot
Platzkyho. jiz obzalovany br-
zy po veselce opustil, ably Ml
We spoleCnosti sve 15lete mi
lenky Robin3onove. Zalobu bu-
de ridit vyp. okresni pravnik
Young a obhajcem vrahovym
Je pravnik Mealo. P.atzky je
p0vodu polskeho.
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DVOULETY HOSfK UHOREI

Dvoulety synek hostinsk6ho
Johna Kilbane, 2630 Detroit
Ave. ponechan byl vcera odpo-
.edne matkou donna We spoiled
nosti sedmileteho bratricka a
petilete sestry Almy. Matka Wy
rizovala V sousedni grocerii Ri
zne nakupy nez byla naku
py t6mi hotova, donna neStesti
sc udalo. Petilety Jenik zmoc-
nil Sc zapalek a "a hry s mimi
nazehl 81 satecky. Nez sonsede
mohli zakroCit, dit6 utrpelo
tax tezkych popalenin, re sko-
nalo drive nez do Lakeside ne
mocnice mohlO byti doveZeno.
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ODMENEN JAPONSKEM.

Pan Myron T. Herrick obdr-
eel vcera prostrednictvim wash
ingtonskych uradd zlaty pohar
z Japonska, Zaslany mu tamei
81 vladou "a sluzby We Francii
Japonsku prokazane. Banker a
byvaly guverner V Ohio pan
Herrick byVal amer. ve,vyslan
Gem Parizi a kratce pred
valkou, kdyz iaponsky velvysla
nee Isl povolan byl domu, ha-
jill zajmy japonskych prislus.
niku We Francii. A to postal
mu japonsky ci5ar zminenJ
pohar ryziho zlata na,ezi-
tym venovanim ozdobeny.
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CESkY POLICISTA v ROJI S
LUPICI.

Straznik j. Cervenka, prina-
lezeJlcl k posadce tretiho pol.
precinktu, stretl Sc dnes rano
Ma rohu Woodland Ave. a w
chodni 38 ul. auto-bandity,
blizky cinzak koristf prave
opustivsi a zahajil mimi "a
pa revolverovy. Cetne strel-
nych ran bylo mezi zapasicimi
vymen6no a bandite, ctyfi ma
pocet, posleZe uieli. Krvava
stopa ma dlazb6 zustavena pre-
sVedcuje vSak, re nektery re
ctyrlistku byl vazne poranen
a vzhledem k tomu policie bu-
de ran6neho V nemocnici hle-
dati.
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Litvin James kosin, 2284 vych.
81 ulice, bude souzen pro po-
ruSeni pristehovaleckeho
zakona.

Domnely komunista James
Kosin, 1884 vych. 94 ulice, zat-
ceny sv6ho casu vladimir agen
ty "a najezdu V Acme SIM, bu-
de procesovan pro poruSeni e.
migracnfch zakonu a snad de
portovan. KoSin I'll pGvodn6 V
Kanad6 do Soustati presto
hoval Sc roku 1915, .aniz by
.byl svuj prichod oznamil IRA
dun prist6hovaleckym. Vladni
agent Morton dozv6d6l Sc wee
ra, re Litvin Kosin byl v Gle
velande oficielnfm zastupcem
.rusk6 sov6tsk6 vlady. Morton
zabavil totiz dopis re sov6tske-
no "velvyslanectvi" V New
Yorku ma Kosina do Clevelan-
du adresovany. Dopis ten je o.
hlaven "Ruska socialisticka fe-
deralni republika sovetG" po-
depsan Zastupcem Pavlem Tu-
cicem. KoSin V okresni vazbe
nepopira, re opravdu byl repre-
sentantcm sOVetil v distriktu
clevelandskem, lee ma nejak6m
protivladnim hnuti zde pry Sc
nepodilel. Mezi svymi soukme-
novel podporoval jen jakousi
vzd6lavaci kampan takto byl
paVodn6 socialistou. Teprve
kdyz zdejSi socialisticka stra-
ma Sc rOZdvojila, stal Sc komu
nistou. Lee ami V move stranG
zadne protizakonnosti Sc pry
nedopustil. Studoval piln6 a to
ma vecernl technick6 Skole
meStske, ably mohl bytl elektri-
KEN.
Jeho stoupenci nemohli nj
kterak sovety V Rusku podpo
rovat. Jsou to veskrze lide chu
dl bez pfim6ho spojeni !. Sc
Starou domovinou. KoSfn ma
V$echen respekt vuci Wade
Washingtonsk6 a nerad by zem
opustil. Pak.i by vSak ufady k
icho deportaci Sc odhodlaly,
nebude a nemuze professional.
koSinuv pripad bude Ultra II
vladniho soudu projednavan.
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RADENl POULICNfCH BAN
DITU.
Starec smrtelne poranen a ne
kolik dalsich muzu bylo olou-
peno.

Dve druziny lupicG V autech
operovaly vcera V noci V m6ste,
iedna okoli Lakeside a Kin
sman Road, druha u Denison
Ave. V prv6 druzine byli ctyfi
muzi a V druhe diva a takto Sc
tGSi Zlate svobod6 dosud vSich-
nj 2 nich, ackoliv nacelnik
Smith vvslal "a mimi nekolik
policeinich Get letacich.
Nasledkem Tadeni dotce-
nVch skupin poulicnich nasilni-
XII rs ETY. Jan Bise, 1888 Lake
side Ave. lezi V nemocnici We
smrtelnych mrakotach. Byl pre-
paden zminenou dvoiici blize
Sveho domova a tax zvanym
zabijakem lebka mu roztfiSt6-
na. nacez bandite odhali mu va
eek 800 obsahuiici. Nemocni-
chi lekari obavaii Sc, re zivot
etarcuv Zachranit Sc media. Ia
taz dvoiice prepadla a oloupila
los. Ginsburea, 5614 Kinsman
Road, S. LepkowitZe, 1859 Cen
tral Ave-, S. Hershmana, 1890
vVch. 46 ul. Kazdy 2 nich pfi.
Sci asi o $25.
Ctyrlistek autobanditl ma.
padl vcera obchodnika AL. Ko.
mana. 5906 Denison Ave. ie.
no krame a vzala mu $23. Po
dobny pfepad udal Sc V cukrai
skem obchod6 V. JaskeviGe
1853 vych. II ul., kde ctyfli
SEX ukofistil SO a nekolik pfc
padG uskutecneno touze druzi
nou v East End.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-13

HONCJ APYTLACI
Poor!

slozili bohatou korist jelenG a
jine "divoke", jez bude vytec-
nymi kucharkami upravena a V
sobotu dne II. ledna V mistno-
sti p. Kebla, roh Mcbride a
Dolloff ct. hostum pri spolecen
ske zabave pTedk adana, ahy
lepe chutnalo a ably Sc "zvefi-
ma" dobTe mohla ztraviti bude
cepovan extra mok a kapela
Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudebnikd
bude vyhravati. Kazdy jest u
ctive Evan. Zacatek V 7 80 hod.
vecer.