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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
DNESNl VOJENSKA PA
RADA.
Nekolik tisic pochodujicich bu
de v prGvodu u squaru.

DneSni vojensky prilvod hnt
Sc cd sine Zednar1 We 3:45 cd
poledne a pochodovat Sc bud(
pfedevSim ma square, pax |
tribune ma Superior Ave, kdt
pochoduiici budou defilovat
pred mayorem, jeho kabine
tenn, jakoz i vySSimi voj2nsky
mi hodnostdri, Cd tribuny pru.
vod hne Sc k Rockwell Ave-,
kde bude rozpuSt6n. V prGvo-
du budou vyslouzilci re tri va
lex, kadeti nektere unifor-
movane spolky podpdrne.
Dekorace hrobd pripadne
zvlaStnim voienskym oddiltim.
N6kter6 hroby byly kvitim o.
zdobeny jiz vcera, lee vetSina
rovG. zvldSte vyslouzilcG re
Spanelsk6 valky bude ozdobe-
ma dnes. Nejvice Spanelskych
vyslouzilcu odpociva ma Har-
ward hrbitov6, nejvice vetera-
MI 2 obCansk6 valky ma Wood
land hTbitov6, kdezto zemreli
vyslouzilci ze sv6tove valky
jsou pohrbeni asi stejnomerne
ma vSech zdejsich pohrebiStich
Predmesti Lakewood ma
dnes podobne hfbitovni slavno
sti a podobne bude tez East
Clevelandu, jakoz i ma hTbito-
vech venkovskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
DETSkY DEN MA ZAkON
CENf SkOLY V MT.
PLEASANT.

Skolni rok blizi Sc ku konci
Y polovici Cervna nastanou dc
tenn prazdniny. We vSech Skol-
mich patronatech Cini sc pTipra
Wy ma slavnostni ZakonGeni
Skolniho roku. V Ceske ned.
svob. skole J. A. Komensky V
Mt. Pleasant ma tento d6tsky
den vystoupi zactvo cd nejniz-
Siho stupne pfipraVky az do O
mladiny. Pripravka ie rizena
81. ucitelkou Vlastou MareSo-
YOU, |. tfida p. uC. Gust. vi
mrem, IL. tt. p. NC. V. Mile
rem, III. ". tt. p. nc. Fred
Holubem a Omladina p. sbor-
mistrem f. Krejsou.
Pred zahajenim programu
pflpfaVena Dude VyStaNka Sk0l
nich praci vsech trid. PAX bu
de nasledovat bohaty program
Mimo deklamaci a zp6vu sehri
ny budou dive divadelni hry.
Iactvem III. a ". tridy sehra
ma bude div. hra "Cesk6 srd-
ce" cd V. B. Plumlovske, case
W obrdzek 2 DOLBY valeGne. A
Omladina sehraje operattu
"Medved a .Krasomila". Row
nez pro dosp6l6 pfipraven bu
lie vecer tanecni vinek, takze
sc Skolni patronat zavd6ti mia
dym i dosp6lym. Bude zahod-
no, ably rodice Skolnich d6ti by
Ii zastoupeni pm6m pottu a
stejne priznivci Skoly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
JAK PAN PILSUDSKI S Pc
TLJUROU Sc ROZDELILI O
RUSkOU ZEN.

4 Vidne, Z. kvetna. (PoStov
nj zprava) Varsavsky dopiso-
vatel lvovske "Hromadske
Dumky' sd6luje podrobnosti o
hranicich mezi Polskem a u
krajinou, stanovenych polSko-
ukrajinskou spolkovou smlou-
YOU Ze dne 23. dubna We Var
save a podapsanou Sefem ukra
linske diplomaticke imsSe An
drelem Levickym. Hranice me
ri Polskem a Ukrajinou jsou
Vytyceny takto: Cd Dnestru
smerem severnim podel Zbru-
ce, pax podel byvale rakousko-
uhersk6 hranice az do Vyzho-
rodu, probihaji severne pahor
katlnou Semeckou a timto
smerem az k Horyni, vychodne
od zelezni6ni krizovatky sdol-
bunovske, nacez jdou podel
Spravni hranice gubernie roven
ske az k iizni gubernii min
ske podel Pripetu az k jeho IL
sti do Dnepru. Ohledne okre-
Su rovensk6ho a dubenskeho
budou hranice stanoveny po-
drobn6ji pozdeji. Polska vlada
prlzndva Ukraine uzemi, lezi-
CT vychodn6 cd udane cary az
ke hranicim polske rise z roku
1772. Polsko uznava We smlou-
We ukrajinske direktorium a ia
no vladu V Gele vrchnim alta
manem Petljurou. Obe vlady
Sc ZaVazuji, re nebudou sled
navati me2inarodnich dohod,
ktere by celily proti jedne z o.
bou stran. Narodne kulturni
prava ukrajinskych prislusni-
ku Polsku budou stejnou me-
rou pfiznana polskym prislus
Inikdm V Ukraine. Agrarni o.
taxa bude Ukraine uprave-
ma fadnou konstituantou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
HASIC PORANEN "a PO
ZARU v PEKARNE.

Y pekarnach Jakuba Micha-
la, 926l St. Clair Ave. vznikl
v sobotu pozar, kterym temer
cely ten zavod byl znicen a le-
den hasic, Fred Walsh prisel
k urazu, kdyz 50 nan prutelni
zed' provalila. Michal ma Sko-
dy $1,000 Walsh nalezl sve o.
setrenl V nemocnici st. Clair,
Z niz vcera byl opet propu-
sten. Ohen zavinen byl preto-
penim pekarske pece.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
VELkY ZAJEZD SKAUTU
MA VENkOV.

N6kolik set clevelandskych
skautu podniklo VCera zaiezd
do Chagrin Falls, kde zusta-
nou V lezeni po tri dny ,nacez
vrati Sc Zasa hromadne domu.
Skauti usporadaji ma venkov6
obvykld polni cviteni, hry a "a
baVy a uvedou do poradku ia
Dor II Chagrin ricky, ktery zG-
stane V existenci ma n6kolik let
priStich. Skauti cht6ii totiz do
tycnou farmu vyvlastnit a po-
trebne penize sbirkami selma
ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
Hloupy sluha.

Pan prikazoval sluhovi, ably
Razdemu, kdo by Sc ma neho
ptal, rekl. re neni donna. V tom
vstoupil krejci.
"Pan neni doma", odbyl no
sluha, "odejel".
"a kdy prijede?" tazal Sc
mistr.
Sluha otevfel dvefe a kficel
Go vnitr: "Milostpane, krejti
Sc pta, kdy racej prijet".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
PREPADEN u RADNICE.

V6era casn6 rano, kdyz T.
Kane, 1916 Walnut Ave. vra-
eel Sc ze zabavy domd, pre-
padli jei Il mestske radnice 2
ozbrojeni muzi a wall mu $50
a zlate hodinky. Prepaid udal
Sc u hlavnich schodu do radni-
ce vedoucich, pod okny bezpeG
noStnich uradn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
DOSTIHY " GRANDWOOD
PARKU.

Zavodni seZona V Cranwood
parku zahajena bude dnes a
potrva cely tyden. Zvlast' dnas
ocekavd Sc velka navSteva, po-
nevada nekolik proslulych ko-
nj objvi Sc ma ZavodiSti. V Ran
dali bude podobny sport V ne
kolika tydnech obnoven.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
NOVINY MA BALtCiM PA
PiRE.

Buffalo, n. Y, %. kvetna.
= ZdeJsi dennl list Lackawan-
ma Journal vySel dnesniho od-
poledne listen ma hned6m ba-
licim papife yelkym tucnym
ohlavenim hned ma prvni stran
ce: "Tento papir stoii mas Ia
a pull centu libra, jest o A a pul
centu drazSi nez maso, ktert
do neho byva obycein6 bale.
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
Naopak.

Valecny zbohatlik: Byl jsem
u lekare ten mi fekl, re pry
hych mel hodn6 chodit.
No, vite, to rika lekaf, ale il
max rika kazdy, kdo vas zna,
re byste mel naopak sedet -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
Zcela jednoduche.

Ctitel: "Jak pax jste mohla
nepozorovane ustrihnout tax
velkou kader?"
Komorna: "Ale dobfe, ustri-
hla jsem il, kdyz byla pani We
vedlejSim pokoii".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
T. hostince.

Host: "CiSniku,tohle ma byt
teleci kotlet? Takovy kotlet je
urazkou pro kazde tele."
Sklepnik: "Odpust'te, pane.
Nemel jsem vskutku dmysl vas
uraziti I"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
AMERIKA MA POMOCI
EVROPE.

Elliot Wadsworth, misto-
Ipfedseda Cerveneho Krize '
dob6 valky, ktery Sc sucastnil
zasedani mezinarodniho kon-
gresu Cerveneho krize Zene-
I've, vratil Sc a pod5vi o evrop
Iskych pomerech obrdzek stej-
Inc pochmurny jake neddvno
H. P. Dawson, predseda zenev
skeho kongresu. Mluvi We stei
mem smyslu, ze Europe vychod
nj n6kterym zemim Evropy
stfedni hrozi zkaza, ktera jest
neodvratna, nedoStane-li Sc
linn pomoci finanCni a nebu-
dou-li penize tyto sv6reny
schopnym rukim vyboru z ne
kolika zkuSenych a energic-
kEch muzG, kteri by iich do
vedli spravne a s vysledkem IL
potrebiti. Pocita Sc ma fond od
pul do jedne miliardy dollarG,
ktery by byl zvratny, totiz pc
nize by Sc splaceny Zp6t a Wy
puiGovaly znovu. Pravi, re We
stfedni Europe trpi neivice Ra-
kousko rusk6 krajiny, staty
90 valce Zrizene. Pravi: PRO
blem ten Jest priiiS veliky ma
kazd6ho iednotlivce, mGze jei
resiti jedin6 cely nirod. Spoj.
Stdty isou dnes iedinym naro-
dem ma Sv6t6, ktery jest dosti
silny a ma potrebn6 penize a
suroviny. | kdyby Sc nirodim
tenn. jako Jest Polsko, Litva, Lo
tySsko, Estonsko a Finsko. u
moznilo obnoveni prumyslu.
budou velik6 obtize Sc ziska-
MIN trhu, kde by Sc mohlo pro
davat. Drive Sc velikd vetsina
zbozi tam vyroben6ho proda-
vala do RuSka, ale to ie dnes
V rozkladu. Oziviti prumysl a
tim oziviti m6sta jest profile
mem daleko tezSim nezli pou-
he dodani surovin a paliva.
Kdyby Sc obnovil prumysl V Ri
re, nemuze Sc Sc zbozim jiti da
lie nez ku hranicim LotySska,
lee by n6ktere narody soused-
nj molly kupovati platiti svy
mi paplry, ktere nemaji velke
ceny. Kazdd zem6 ma iine pc
niZe line ceny a valuty, ktera
Sc stale meni a to jest take Jed
na nejvetSich obtizi. Bude
tfeba nalezti move trhy V An
gill, Francii Americe. TAX wv
pada Europa, V niz Amernka
obstarati ma rehabilitaci. Bylo
by treba poskytnouti penize Cd
pull do iadne miliardy dolard a
sveriti ie do rukou vyboru kon
struktivniho genia, iako byli
zemreli zeleznicni kralove
Hill neb Hiram k posuzeni to-
ho, jak by Sc mohlo pracovati,
uvddlm, re by mohlo nekolik
technickych znalcd vypraviti
Sc do v6tsich NEST, iako ie Ri.
ga. vybrati tam nekolik tova.
rem a vysetriti, iak6ho by po.
tfebovaly materialu a kolik pa
liva. To by sc mohlo ma miStc
posilati primo. PAX by Sc Wy.
potatlo, kolik hotoveho zboz
ma Sc nam vraceti ma splatku
druhu. To by Sc prodalo ma
svetovych trzich a penlze byly
by znovu k disposici. Evropa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31

Umrti. - Dne 2. kvetna Ze
mfel JlGine p. Karel Rezny,
ucitel Zr6vu ma tamni realce
& soukromy u"ael hubby, We
voku 70 let. Svc uGitelske po-
vinnosti phil verne do sve
smrti, iSa iednim z nejstar-
SicG utitelu zp6vu V Cechach.
Absolvovav Prazskou konser-
vator, pusobil V mladi jako o.
PERM zpevak V prednich ulo-
bach ma nemeckych scenach
jako mnozi JIM naSi pevei, ma
posledy V byv. vev. divadle V
Altenburku.
Obrovske kolo z Pratru -
do Prahy? - IN. FIR. Presse"
dovida Sc Prahy, re obrovske
kolo z Pratru bylo pry zakou-
peno ceskym konsorciem, KITE
re tuto 'znamenitost' chce pre-
vezti do Prahy. Ovsem, je otaz
ka, puide-li kolo rozloziti tax,
aby MONA byla jeho doprava.
Kolo Pratru pochazi z roku
1897, kdy ie We Vidni zbudoval
inzenyr Basset, ktery podobna
kola vystav6l take V Parizi, V
Chicagu a Londyne. Kolo pry
stalo tehdy l million korun. z
vagonG kola byla p6kna vyhlid
ka ma celou Widen. Je jiste vel
kou zbytecnosti kupovati a vo-
ziti k nam takove haraburdi.
Skvostnych vyhlidek ma Prahu
name dost bez obrovskeho ko-
la ma starosti o zabavu je do
ba prilis vazna. NaSlo by Sc il
ste vic lepsich podnikI ma ulo-
zeni penez, nez ie stare kolo z
Pratru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-31
Snad prece ne.

Professor Ok zakovi): "Vy
lste veliky hlupak! Az Sc pri-
Jde ptat vas otec, reknu mu to-
tez".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
CURTIS LEADS EDWARDS
BY A VOTE OF 2 TO

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 4.-Returns
tonight served 20 increase the
leads maintained by Senator
Charles Curtis, Governor Henry
]. Allen and other republican state
officials asking denomination.
Senator Curtis is leading John
" Edwards 2 to /, while the lead
Governor Allen over George Is
snow, of Oakland, has increased
Ito to. /.
- on the democratic ticket the
only contest, that for governor, Is
still in doubt because of the mea--
ger returns. Jonathan Davis, OF
Bronson. is leading, with .. T.
wood, Dempster-I Potts, Wichita
and w. S. Hyatt, of Parsons, toi-
lowing.
All republican congressman nave
been nominated, with Lacey Slmp-
son, of Mcpherson, a possible VIM
ner over Judge Richard e. BIRD
of Wichita, in the eighth district
now represented by w. A. Ayers
of Wichita, a democrat. Mr.. Ayers
was re-nominated. Other demo-
Gratis who seem to have been
named on incomplete returns, are:
First district: j. A, Edwards
Valley Falls; second, c. A. Bow
man, Kansas City; third, j. d.
Harrington, McCune; Sixth, Miles
Mulroy, Hays.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
Get a Start On
Your Rheumatism

are less able to resist effec-
tive treatment.
Until you do cleanse your
blood of the cause of your
Rheumatism, you will re-
main in the clutches of the
disease, and you will have
Ito undergo another season
of rubbing with liniments,
lotions, etc., in an endeavor
to get relief from its tortur.
ing pains.
Many people have found
that the summer season is
an excellent time to cleanse
the blood of the impurities
which cause their Rheuma-
tism, because the germs are
more easily reached while
they are inactive.
One of the best remedies
for Rheumatism is S. S. S.,
which is an excellent blood
purifier, and acts by elm
mating from the blood all
impurities. S. S. S. has been
successfully used in hun
dreds of cases of Rheuma-
tism, and perhaps it is just
the treatment that you need.
1t is sold by all druggists.
Our trained physician will
take pleasure in giving you
any desired Information or
advice about your own case,
without cost. Write today
to Chief Medical Adviser.
$50 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05

terest tonight is centered on the
race between senatorial candidates,
Returns are coming IN slowly
but q tabulation by the Globe
Democrat from approximately
1000 precincts, including st. Louis
shows Breckenridge Long. advocate
of the league of nations, leading
for the democratic nomination for
senator with 39,SS9, former Fed
eral Judge Henry s. Priest, who
made the race on an anti-league
and wet platform, second with 32.-
100, and Charles NJ, Hay, pro-
league and dry. 25,90S.
The race for the republican
nomination apparently lies between
Senator Selden p. Spencer and
Dwight f. Davis, the Globe-D Demo
crat tabulation places Davis in the
lead with 54,452; Spencer second,
53,692; l., MINIS third, 1858.
The status of the aspirants for
governor apparently is unchanged
and indications are that Arthur M.
Hyde and John NJ, Atkinson, both
of whom campaigned on dry plat
forms, are the republican and DEM
ocratic nominees, respectively.
The newspaper tabulation from
approximately 1900 precincts give
Hyde 1855; Atkinson, Asa; E.
f. e. McJimsey tR), 5I71S;
Frank II. Harris CD, 2S,469, and
c. Fl. Mayer CD, 1857.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
BOMBING AlRPLANE IS
GUARDED BY SOLDIERS
rsv uosslsa Jouansl srvcrAt LEASED wrssl

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiRgl
Mexicali, Lower California, Aug.
A guard of United States SOL
diers was placed over bombing
airplane which landed on Ameri-
can soil just north of here late to-
day, and T. o. Payne, of the air
forces of Governor Esteban Cantu,
of Lower California, who had
piloted the machine from the
north, was refused permission TO
cross the border when he applied
to American immigration and Gus
toms officials.
A scout plane sent to tour Low
er California in search of troop
activities by the Mexican pro-
visional government, returned at
ter an extended absence, but no
statement was given out as to
what the pilot reported.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
CHARGE OF ASSAULT TO
MURDER TO BE PLACED
AGAINST Is PRISONERS

usY MORNING JouPNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiReI
fh0enix, Ariz.,. Aug. 4.-War-
rants charging assault with intent
to murder will be served on sixteen
prisoners I'm the county jail here.
OFFICIALS at the sheriff's office said
tonight, as result of an attempted
jail delivery last night when prison.
crs' attacked night jailcr, John
isaacs, overpowcrcd him, beat him,
TOOK his keys and choked him with
IA towel. Tho plan was frustrated
when "triisty'' summoned depu-
ties by hammering on a cell. Every
prisoner In the section of tie mil
involved In the attack. today de.
ciared lie was In his cell and did
not participate, officers said. al
though a number were driven from
me corridor to their cells by deDu-
Ties with drawn retoIvers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
MISS BUSH ON STAFF AT
G. O. P. HEADQUARTERS

tS' hONN'ho JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wtRHl
Chicago, Aug. 4,-Miss Adah
Elizabeth Bush of Indianapolis,
secretary of the republican ma
ticnal executive committee, Joined
the staff at the party's national
headquarters today as assistant to
Mrs, Harriet Taylor Upton of War
rem, o., in charge of women's work.
Miss Bush. who has just return
ed from a trip through the west,
predicted a majority of women
voters would vote for Senator
Harding.
ut has been my experience that
the women have republican ten
denotes" she said. This is ascrib-
able TO the fact that the republic
cans have made possible so many
of the things that women want in
politics and government. Because
of this and various mistakes of the
democratic administration I look
for a sweeping Harding victory"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
RELIEF WORKERS
HELD IN ADANA
GIVEN FREEDOM

Nv "SNN ru SSONtsTL pVANl~I I1NShS V'"Hl
New York, Aug 4,-Seventeen
American men and women work.
ers of the Near East relief and
one English woman. who have
been virtually prisoners in tho be-
sieged Cilician city of Adana for
over two months, have been re-
lieved by the French, according
to cable message received today
from Larnaka, Cyprus, by the
Near East relief
on July II Adana was reported
near famine, and DR.. Edward
Mills Dodd, of Montclair, n. j., a
Near East relief worker, left the
city by ariplane to send news of
the situation of the Americans
and their Armenian charges.
The Americans who have been
besieged in Adana include:
Earl II. Seeley, San Angelo,
Texas; Orrin p. Lee, Colorado
Springs, Colo; and Mary c. Webb,
Elizabeth ID. Webb, and Mrs. w.
B. Chambers, missionaries, whose
home addresses ARE unknown.
According to previous cab'es,
10, 900 Christians and 10000 Mos
lens have been concentrated at
Adana during the siege Of that
city,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05

so full of straw he was unable to
eat it,, salt herring soup, imitation
tea, and an ounce and half of
sugar, He received a pound of to-
bacco monthly.
AT the international hospital in
Moscow the ration included one
ounce of butter daily and also
white bread. He was the only man
of fifteen to receive butter.
After Princes release from the
concentration camp, the French
Red Cross incGeased his ration,
adding potatoes, eggs. onions ana
oil for cooking. Besides, during the
two months he was in Moscow
waiting to start home Prince
bought his own milk, meat and
fruit with money given him by AM
orleans.
As an indication of the rise Of
prices In Moscow, Prince says that
in May he paid 1870 rubles for a
glass of milk from spectators. In
July meat was selling for five thou
sand rubles pound.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05

If you have been a victim
| of Rheumatism, don't make
1.-THE mistake of thinking that
! you are at last free from its
clutches, simply because you
have escaped its pains in
summer. The first damp, cold
day of returning winter will
convince you of your error.
The really wise thing to do
lis to take advantage of the
dormant, inactive condition
|of the millions of tiny dis
ease germs, and endeavor to
eliminate them from your
system right now while they
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
SIX CITED FOR NOT
BEING SUFFICIENTLY
LIT UP LAST NIGHT

Last night was an unlucky one
for autoists driving. without tail
lights or DINNERS and for men
looking suspiclously like deserters.
Vincent Gazelak was arr ested
and held on an army complaint and
Joseph Masek held for the navy.
Paul Ross was arrested late last
night in connection with the prize
fight at the armory, charged with
disturbing the peace.
The following persons are cited
to appear in police court at 9
O'clock this morning to answer to
charges given: NJ. Tucson, driving
without tail light; f. Berry. vio-
lating DINNER law; Z A. Coleman,
driving without tail light; j. d.
Hooks, only one light, r. X. Rad
cliff, one light; +. ]. Adair, one
head light and no tail light.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
ARMY WON'T ACCEPT
PRISONER PARD0NED
PROVIDED HE ENLIST

. Washington. Aug 4.-Allis {:
{" Taylor, a -year-old North g
9 Carolina boy sentenced to a .
(: year in prison and to whom :
. Governor Beckett extended a (.
q pardon last week on condition q
. that he enlist in the army or .
9 navy, will net be allowed, TO .
9 take advantage Of his opDor- .
. tunity, according to a state .
9 ment given out today by Adj 9
o jutant General Harris, who .
q heads the armys recruiting .
9 division Q
. Neither the army nor the (.
o navy are permitted to accept .
@ any man for enlistment" he >
9 said, who has done time Q
Q Our army is not a refuge for .
@ convicts."
@ Taylor was convicted Of o
Q bookkeeping. 9
. . o . . o . Q . . . o 9 . o Q Q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
TUMULTY WILL ATTEND
cox NOTIFICATION AT
DAYTON NEXT SATURDAY

nv MORNING JouRSAL ssu.,.I LsAsEp wiRs,
Washington. Aug. 4.-Joseph P.
Tumulty, secretary to President
Wilson. will leave tomorrow for
Dayton to represent President Will
son at the notification of Governor
Cox. Mr.. Tumulty will travel by
automobile with John Barnett, for
mer democratic national commit
teeman of Colorado; DR.. j. w.
Coughlin, former national commit
teeman of Massachusetts,. and An
gus Mclean, national committee
man from North Carolina.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
POLES AGREE TO MEET
B0LSHEVIKi AT MINSK
nv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,as,

Warsaw, Aug. (by the Asso-
ciated Press) The Polish gov
eminent today replied to the Rus
sian soviet government, agreeing
to meet representatives of the boil
sheviki at Minsk as soon as 1t Is
feasible. This decision was reach.
ed after an all-day sitting of the
council of defense and the allied
mission 1t is probable that the
Polish delegation will depart for
MinslS Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
Plan All Night Movies.

Chicago, Aug. A move Ia
reopen all night movies was made
today when group of Chicago
theater owners, headed by Jones
Linick and Schaefer company. pc
titioned in the circuit court for
an injunction preventing enforce
ment Of the 1911 ordinance pro-
hibiting such places from remain
ing open after / a. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
WOMAN APPARENTLY IS
NAMED FOR CONGRESS

Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 4.-Miss
Alice Robertson. who was postmis- .
II ess here under President Roo Sc
welt and a republican candidate for
congress in the second COMPRESSION
al district in yesterdays prin AIRY
tonight appeared to have won the
nomination, according to incom-
plete unofficial returns. 1t as
officially reported, however, that
Miss Robertson carried both Mus
Kogee and Mcintosh counties, win
ming over r. B. Butts of iIusko-
gee and Orlando Sw in Of Oknlul-
gee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
MeaA Jar.c.
| Keep All the Food
| mo spoMAGE
NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

Property owners ON North
Twelfth street from Central to
New York avenues, who wish to
take advantage OF the five per
cent discount on their paving as
sessment, should have their checks
in the hands of the city treasurer
by August z, as the discount will
not be allowed after that date.
ADDIE w. McAVOY,
City Clerk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
Begin the Proper Treatment
Before the Disease Germs
Become Active.

Suppose you could save
yourself much of the torture
that Rheumatism has in store
for you this winter, by TAX
ing a little precautionary
treatment right now? Don't
you think you would be wise
lin doing SO?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-05
POUND SALE

On Saturday, the 18th day Of
August, 1920, in front of the City
Hall on North Second street. will
sell one brood SOW. VIII weight
about $50 pounds, black. with all
feet white, markell in left ear.
j. r. GALUSHA
City Marshal.