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The Washington times., 1920-12-29
EXSg}A WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW 0 QI2fl,l
aHAO EACH WEEK THE INTERESTS or WASHINGTON INDUSTRIAL BUILDING AND BUSINESS FIRMS
rankin Second Southern Tariff Congress Meet Atlanta January 2729

The trade publications repfesenttng
tho various lines OF Southern indus
try have carried numerous articles
pertaining to the work of the CON
gress. The daily press has been
most liberal, and tho Associated
Press and other national Eews
agencies have carried dispatches
covering our work. We are estab
fishing a weekly news service 70
the country papers Of the south.
and this medium will carry news OF
our activities direct to the farmer.
1--WE are publishing an organ for
the association-the Southern Tar
iff Advocate-which gives fun re-
port OF our work. expresses the eco
monte thought Of the South, and
from time TO time will carry briefs
conveying conditions ana require
ments OF Southern industriss ~ per
tains to the tariff. Its :ircula,i'n
includes all members OF Congress,
the Senate, Southern governors
and Southern Legislators, reach!ns
the economic and political thinkers
Of the South and of the nation.
'"The Southern Tariff Association
Is probably the first movement ever
inaugurated that has met the unan-
imous approval Of the poli:ical. ag-
ricultural. industrial and CONNER
cial interests OF the South. The
Atlanta congress affords us an OPP
portunity to further cement she in
tcrests OF this section and present
a solid front before Congress in our
declared purpose to secure from the
next Congress tariff schedules en-
southern products that will fairly
distribute the burdens and benefits
among all industries without dis
eliminating against any class, sec
ton or product"
The Washington times., 1920-12-29
GOVERNORS AND GOVERNORS
ELECT.

Georgia, Hugh NJ. Dorsey. Gov
ernor: Thomas W. Hardwicll. Gov
ernor-elect.
Texas. w. p. Hobby. Governor.
Louisiana, John NJ. Parker, Gov
ernor.
Mississippi. Lee NJ. Russell. Gov
crnor.
Florida Sidney J. Cats. Governor
Cary A. Hardee, Governor-elect-
Kentucky, Edwin u. Morrow, Gov
crnor.
Alabama. Thomas z. Klhy. Cow
ernor.
Arizona, Thomas Z. Campbell,
Governor.
Maryland, Albert c. Ritchie, Gov
crnor.
New Mexico, Octavia po 4. Lar
razolo, Governor: Merritt G. Me-
chem, Governor-elect.
North Carolina, Thomas w. Bic
kett, Governor.
South Carolina L. A. Cooper,
Governor.
Tennessee. A. II. Roberts, Gov
crnor; ALI Taylor, Governor-clect.
Virginia, Westmoreland Davis,
Governor.
West Virginia, John J. Cornwell.
Governor.
Arkansas, Charles II. Brough,
Governor; r. G. McRan, Governor
elect.
The Washington times., 1920-12-29

meeting ~ Manager J. A. Arnold's
report OF activities OF the Southern
Tariff Association, addressed to tho
Board OF Governors and member
ship. as follows:
We have completed the frame
work OF our organization and are
now established in our Atlanta
headquarters In the executive
offices Of the Atlanta Chamber OF
Commerce. We have the full CO.
operation OF this body. as well as
that Of the business interests, the
press and leading industries OF At
lanta and other cities Of Georgia
and tho entire South.
Copy of the official call for the
Atlanta congress, January - 10 20,
IS enclosed. All Southern State
governors, as we'll as the leading
commercial organizations, state
welfare associations, railway de-
Nelopment organizations and ciXlc
bodies interested in the public vel
fare are squarely behind this move
ment and giving us splendid CO.
operation and assistance. The prin-
cipal chambers OF commerce Of the
South are appointing delegates rep
rcsenting the productive industries
of their section. and a good attend
ance is assured for the congress.
Gov. Hugh N. Dorsey, OF Georgia.
has requested all other Southern
chief executives to join MIN in sup
plementing the invitation extended
by President Kirby TO Senator
Harding TO attend the Atlanta con-
gress, and practically all Southern
governors have affirm atively re-
piled to Governor Dorscy's request.
Hundreds OF personal appeals from
leading citizens of the south are
pouring into Marion daily. urging
the Prcsident-elect to accept the in
vitation. Tho presidents ot many
southern chambers OF commerce are
also extending invitations TO Senator
Harding to attend the Atlanta
meeting.
The Washington times., 1920-12-29

Such schedules to be SO placed as
to fairly distribute the burdens and
benefits among all industries. with
out discriminating against any sec
ton, class or product, to the end
that there may be maintained
American standards OF living in
every line OF effort.
Third-To make recommendations
under which this government may
encourage American industry TO
successfully compete in world mar
kets and successfully utilize our
merchant marine for expanding our
foreign trade.
In sending out notices OF the
meeting President John II. Kirby
includes q list of the Southern
governors and commercial organ
izations who are cooperating in the
work OF the Southern Tariff Asso-
citation, as follows:
The Washington times., 1920-12-29

DLANS are well under way for
the second conSress OF the
Southern Tariff Association, which
meets In Atlanta January 27-29.
The economic welfare Of the South
will be Complementary covered In
the program of speaking, and lead
ers of political. agricultural. in
dustrial end commercial thought or
the nation will address the con-
gress.
Prcsident-elect Harding has been
especially invited to be present and
deliver an address. All organized
industries. chambers of commerce,
farm organic, tions, governors. COM
missioners OF agriculture, women's
civic and political organizations
are entitled TO send twenty five or
more delegates to the congress,
and have been urged TO do SO. All
members of the Southern Tariff
Association and all citizens con-
cerned in the progress and pros
perity OF the South are. Invited to
attend the congress.
The Washington times., 1920-12-29
PREss GIVING SUPPORT.

1--WE are receiving genuine sup.
port from the newspapers, and the
Southern press will be ably rep.
resented at the Atlanta meeting.
Atlanta editors are planning press
banquet In honor of Senator Hard.
ing.
I'VE have found the Southern
press wide open to tariff discussions.
The Washington times., 1920-12-29

Practically all stock advanced sharply during the
LAMBS yearnss
o to
and
81. Chicago
light weight SG15
to
yearings and S375
So 81 to So 100 pounds December
10 to heavy $l6 to SEQ
The Washington times., 1920-12-29
Fruits and Vegetables

Northern potatoes steady shipping points Scd
weeks moderate recovery closing t9 10 81
New YORK shipping
IS TO $40 Boston. ..,,,o
Baldwins obbing ssnt
$3.50 50 York and Greenlngs $500 to 500 New YORK anu
ium jobbng' TO
Yellow markets. Jobons
81 40
Big Boston lettuce slightly consuming jobbnE
California Iceberg at
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Kdyby zadny kandidat
neziskal vStsiny.

KdykoJiy nejakh tfcti strapa
ystonpf do polificktbo Mpasu.
%projcynji yzdy DekfcH lido obayy,
~ yolba prcsjdenta ~Spojenych
.St1tn Dude rozhodDuta fIcny do
mu zdstupcd We Wasbin9topt Die
zntni 1stayy S~pojeogch Statd.
kandjdat, ably prhyoplatnt byI
zyolcn presidcntem, musi ziskafi
vefsinu clektoraInich bIas6. vston-
pill nfjakh tfcti strana DO poll
tickle areny, yzdy jcyi ~ thcorc-
tickh mozDosf, ~ Mdng kaudidht
rczfska yftsiny. Ncsfonc sc 10 0,
yscm letosnibo rokn, jake Ne 10
ncstalo po tfmff celf sfoIetl A.
ysak stale 40 to 20 dvakratc '
tasnr historic Spojcngch stain, Y
dobf, kdy system dyou stran ne.
byl jcstf ustdIeD.
Die dyanacttbo dodatku ke
konstituci Spojcngch Sthth, pfi.
jathho V roce 1903, ncziska.Ii M
dry kandidat prcsidcntstyf vet.
ainu eIektorhInicb hJash, "pak 2
osob, majicieb ncjyttM pocet bla-
III eI~ekf0r1l0ieh NJ aezDamu tech,
pro mn hlas0yhno byIo jako pro
preside0ty ne vice wax 1ez vi
osoby dim z6stnpc6 mi wolff
lined bIasovhD1m presideDta A.
wax pf VIOLENT presidenta mnsi
bg6 bIasoyhDO Poole sthfh; M.
stupitIstyo kazdtbo stafn mh Je.
den HAS Kyornm IN timtD 6felcm
mi sesfayaG y elena anebo NeDh
dyou tfetiD sf6t6 b yetEjny ysecj,
stat6 jc tfeba h zyoIe0i presjdeD.
fa"
v focp 1901, 20 prpdkk kampa.
ri med fedcraIy q repnbjjka0y
pfcdcbhzejfejbo roku, dim zastnp.
I'll byI poytfeD voIbon presideDta
EIekt0raIf bjasovam pro Jeffer.
soma 4 Burra mTJo M naaedek
rovpost hIas6, uebof kazdl y mich
ziskM N bJasy, John Adams Oh.
drill 81 bIas6, q, e. PipekDey "a
bJasy u John Jsy Jeden bIas, pa
| seajdepDleb tabanjejeb, bTbeoj
kferIeb W hIasDvsJo iHeetpftkra
II, yethiDa stht6 ~ probJasjIa pro
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

irffrr.ona NE hlausulr honsll
lucs, leI gmanana hsla imrii u
isanhc,,m duiaihcm, l,nfr iahn
drnhg \ mlsalAlm pottcm hlaaA
hyl rrnhlAAen IN mblnrrrAldenia
NSalrdek luholo gApssn, steina
iahn pn,ahn konirsin aamninthn,.
mtly ' d0aledku pflicii y diva 10
Nv posjelI ioiaihu, hleft tlni y
pnifrni, d. misrepresentation ma hStl
snlrn mnhirm, nrmA n pAing 81
kamlhihin yeiAlns rlehiofalnich
Alnso n vyhar ma hsii ueinan meyl|
iyama kandhihiy ; ~mcivetsim po
tirm hlasn elckiorhlnich.
V tocp 1924 hlnsnyani . eiy.
frph knniijhicrh prn ntnd pfcri
dcnia melo naulrduiici ,Sslrdek "
plrk,ordlni hollcii Jackson, ~.
~ q Adams ~. Crawford II a.
clay ~, Dam ,6sinpcn lined pfi
krncil X yolbe p%residcnia. hlasuir
o tfcch mulch. giskayAieh nciyet
Al poet hlns6 cIehiordlnich Adams
%zvolcn byl pfi prynim hlaaoydni,
ncbof zisknl hlasy sedmi I6in
scdm liskal Jackson y ciyfi Cfnw
ford kindly y dyaciii eiyf stain,
lrhdy unii iyoficich. byl Nsion
pen pfi blasoyhni PoneyadI Chi
houn obdrlel yfisinn clcktof6lnich
blnsn pro dfnd mistoprcsIdenin,
ncbylo addndho zdpasn u toto mi
|slo, kterg by byl rozbodl scn6i.
AytDk scp6i mel pfiIeziiost yo.
hi misiopresidcnin u 10 y roce
1897. kdy Johnson, spolukandid6t.
Van Burenny v roce pfcdehhzcji
elm, zhstnl N llstkem n ncobdrlel
yetsiny blos6, Byl po u zyolen.
sen6tem.
y ySjimkou ncklidnfbo rokn.
1912 ncbylo cd foku 1924 Mdu6.
DOLBY. kdy icyilo by 80 ydznd mo
znost yolby prcsidcnto Spojcn$ch
Stain domem zhstupch Byly slice.
slime soupcfnf strany Y roce 1860,
v roce 1872 u opefnt V roee 1890,
avsok zhkladni sila dvon hlaynich
politickScb organisaci ncbyIa VII
M ohrozena v techto p~crioddch
kongres nepfimo zyolil prcsi
dcnfa v rocc 1877. kdy zvolil Q.
lcktordIni komisi, jez mtla roz,
hodnonti 0 kontesiu mczi Ilaye
scm q TildeDcm Tato komisc byla
slozcna y Glenn obou siran u ko
necpd okce jeji pohyboyaIa 10 VI
strDDickSch IiDiich
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Americke skolstvi.


v posledDieh ntkolika dpeeh
tfmff jedDa ftyrtina obyyatelsiw
Spojepgcb Sthtd yratiIa m ku.
skolskt pr6ci. Soudt die toboto
poftu. skoIs'yi zpamend pejyfisi
podnik nhroda u je take s%kutctnf
podnikcm nejdiIcziftjsim Die
ucjnoviji zlskanf statistiky je
zapshno W ygehoyngch institucich
We Spojcnycb Statecb 24,125,225
posIncbacd d poslncbatck q zhkh
q meek. y tohoto pottu asi ~
milIionh jsou hosi a deyeata V o.
bccnyeh skoDhch, vefcjngcb, sou.
kromgch q farnicb, asi 2 milliony
navsftvnjf skoly stfedni q asi p6J
miIIionu navstcyujc koIleje, uni
vcrsity q odbornt skoIy. Pred dye.
MA roxy byIo mn vefejnych sko.
Ihcb zamtstnano celkcm G50,7u
ntiteIskycb vii. Pofcf tento Ion.
sktho rokn 10 snizil asi 0 ftyficet
tisic.
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cisIic q ~ skntrfnosti, Ne V zcmf
Dachazf w. temtf 100000 vefej
ngcb skol, majicieb cenu 2 bHIiony
doIlar6, ncziskamc DOZEN, N W.
choynd masinerie nAroda jc v mel
IeDkim moznbm stayu. ToIiko IT,.
32 proeent dfyfat a cbIapc6 W
vekn Cd . do ~ let je zapsano M
skoJach Meme jak ttyrtina y tech.
kdoz zapsani json do eIemeptbr.
mich sk0I, dokonW ceIy knrs, .
meme JAZZ dyanactiDa tech, kteft
jcj dokonfj, ~pokrahu1 Y daJsfcb
stndilcb.
Statistjky ukaznji, he vydaof M
ygcbovn jednoho zhka aDcbo m
Ky v eIemeDfarnicb n vysEieh
sk0Iheh y yydhnj ~ skolstyf Uni.
die bIavy NJ rofne SkoJstyi . je..
no orgapisaee W spojengeb stA.
tech stojj v}se nezIi Y kterfkoIiy.
jint zemi M syktE = jednou q ma
nejvfke dytma vg%mjDkamj, aykak
pres 10 INF jestk jjsth nedostatky
Avsak tyt0 Dedostatky jsou ryeb.
IL DaDravoydny. Skojstyi W Spo.
jeDfch Bfateeb naebazf ~ % po,
sIedpjeb padesat Iet V pozornbod,
1fm rozyoji, o MINI m6zeme VI
nhjni6 pFedsfavn jenom m staff
sfiky.
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k0yk pOputsoe zapsaDt w skOjapa
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sfejnbm roee tOlikO ~ prDeeDt
b0eh6 y dkvbat W. ykka nj 3 10
~ Jet byj0 mpsa10 W koIaeb,
JeoOm ~ DyDee0h u eejkoytbo'
pohfD Mefya DavstkvovsJ0 WIN
.Ekoly V yoee 1910 Aykak V roee
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

nal dllArm \ poalrl rcnsnfa hie
~ pa,sNvale Aai,it ein numa hds
fo,llna H. shnmAl,lsnA. naSuntie
llihn. 20 y luhrt 4 ~ T. Apsine
a Yah pruhoueilc amysl pfu ramu.
statue usniulhni
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KEN nrnl dlihn tnsin ifealanf, rs
hft = laAhm a mnrusnmenIm pr,
,leisha f%alosil s,ehusayans NiAJ
k6rhni md Apainf vliv l'knguie
tell diiku stale rugpluhWnuu iyAf
n rrshnir'e " y stale, nenaprasi.
lc nihlcmk icho puyahn Dixie
bulr ifpha inko gakfiknnlt We va.
~ pfiiomnosii, nysak rogpuslIla,
inkmilc Yam seidc : nal. V rmlina
IL ifebn stale vcsrle nhlady. nh,
vfehovn iiipk ~ dnfiln Ditko ne.
sui vas nikdy poyaiovaii ~
skndce sySeh dfohntch rndoail,
nfbr1 m milepsiho sytho piiicle.
Tnknvi 0icoyt u inkovd maihy w.
chov6yaIi ncikddrneii svoii rodi
M, hcfi doycdou i ditkami So
bnyiii n kiefi v iciich krnhu VIA.
ynii ~ inkt detmi p~odoyhdtiie
y ditknmi dasem % shleddte, se 10
ncbndp M ak0du nni yam. nni jim
vSdycky X MIN butte SPRAYED
livfmi pochynln u pok6r6nf jsou
~ isilndisimi prosifedky n6lezii6
vVphoyy Pnchynln ic yclikym po
vzbuzoyacim prostfedkem VSko
M II diiko vase neco. 60 ebydly
j. hodno, yldy jc pocbyolie Budc
10 mill w ndsledek. ze ditko po.
kusi - znoyu uciniti ndco. 20 ~
slouzi n pochyaly ! pokGrdui mi.
VI btii sprDycdliyb. 10 jest, musi
bo bfti ponliio take Mslouzene
Nesprayedliy6 pok6rdni tuze bolt
kazdtho n ditf zvlhste
Snnztc 50 porozumeti sygm dr.
kan j. 10 dosii tezk6. ME mi TO
velkS ygznam.
Pfi dobrf vhli docilile, H.
vaha ynscho ditttc oteyfe No pred
vhini jako kniho, Po ~ prdce W
chovp6 Dude znaGnt usnadnina.
Tezce yycboydya ten, ktcry diteti
svtmn ncrozumi. kdo ncyi, 90 dejc
W. v jcbo dusi, u kdo ncsdili \
MIN jeho drobnf starosti q RADIO.
sti
Trptliyost jc jednou " zdk1ad
mich slozck sprdynt vSchoyy Me
nedd Ne zmtniti rdzem u take ~.
lie dlti sprlynS smfr zivotu diika
jcdnfm poknscm. We v$choyf dife.
.tc je tfcbo trptlivosti nejyftM a
trpfliyost i0t0 v tonic pHp0dt
pfinhM ocjlcpsi odmtnm vsccbny
snoby make u ygchoyy ditck mnsi
ysak nczbyint smtfoyafi X tomn.
nby ditt nabylo scbcddvtry u ~.
mostnlnosti Stnnc.li 80 TAX, pax
se liz . Ne strncb6yati ncm1simc
Takoyf 40 jiz W svftf neztrati u
doyedc II pomoci IN kazd}ch okol-
n0sfi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Sebeduvera n samo-
sprawl.

\ Nenf . Tom pocbybnosiI ~ ~
bpdnyorn u schoplosl snm0spf0
y isou neidnleaiiej simi slo2kaml
ivotniho 1sptchnb A take ncni
iochylnosii o tom " nejlepc da'
sc v%ybudovOli Y mlhdi, v iilfm
yslu, kdy ysechny myalenky IT.
vnlcii So uiimaji n n%eisnadneil
Einnou se soutdstskon lidskt po'
kahy. Doma, Y rodine. ditky m6ly
EDy b5ti pou6oydny o yelik6 Gene
scbcd6ycry n sehopnosll somo'
|tpr6yy. Go ic ylasfue sebedoytro :
ynk sloyo toto snmo nnzna6nic, u
~ yira We ylaslni schopnost, Tato
|vira %pfcnesc 6loyeka pres ysech.
ny ncsnhzc u umozni mn proplou-
Nv, vscmi ziyolnimi 1akalimi bez
pJfnseni n akody. Sehopnost sn'
mosprhyy zuomcn6 rozpoznhyaii
"samostaine dobft od kpain6ho u =
vlnsfnicb podudth Mfidiii 81 zlyot
60 ncjnspokojiydji
V rodinG ncjyice mhacme hfc'
Aiti prot iento ncjdnleziiejslm
slozk1m ziyoiniho 6apechu Mflzc'
tc Size iryati po pr1yu 10 pro.
vedeDf nrGil6 yeci, ale bylo by o.
| mylem. kdybysic take irval M
| tom, ~ osialni ncvyhDutelnd mni
| NJ aonblasili i y6mi, ~ must bStl
vykondpo. Kazdy eloyfk II omyl.
nym n mhac bSti, H. ! Wy jstc na
omylu. Jc dhIczittjsi. yyvijimc u
II ditck scbedhyfru NEIL slcpon
poaIusnosf Jc nntn0, ably vase
yhIc v domdcnosti y0si roahodoyn
In n bylo il setfcno, ale stejDf j.
nutno, abyste yychoyhvali sy6 dit.
by k s~0mosprhgt, Pamatnjic, "
n ncbndcte III M yfkm ~ jednou
n decide doba, kdy ditky yaEe rozlcil
SKI L
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a ~ ziyolcm. Ncbude Ia njkoho,
II kdo bndo stale mad mini bditi .
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Mcsonli VI y domoya scbedhvtrn o
4 amysl pro mmospravu
VScbova rodiny j. vtci, kferA
nemtzc bSti dobfc %proyedena, nc.
mamcIi X nj ndIezitf Ihsky q nc.
poskytnemc.li j dosfatetnt fast'
d snaby M1simc pIatiti Y fomio
akft1 IN ySrchno. 80 mffi ehcemc
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mnoho jistt nestoji, n%eofckhyhll
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nhjaf Wei a piece casio ehecme j
zceI0 zdarma. cbccme i ziskafI
bez oamahy . bcz pficiDtni Las.
w zIati Dam cestu do pflstayll
m0nzelekhho u laska mhla by n.
diti ykcchny nase snaby Y rodipe
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obfti Nv syoji Iasku jsme ysak od.
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bradf nan We, 20 Y obM pfjnese.
me. ~
n Ihskon mtIi bycbom %yyeboyh
yafi rodiun SIcph posIusnost bgya
diktoyhna fasto jeDom sobeckosf1
Mfli bycbom difck Wyolayatl
smysI pro GEM sInzby spisc ocz-
II siepou ~poslusoost, Why meIi by.
phom Jaskayt Doufoyati . yysyef.
Ioyati y Djkdy dhraznh porouee6
Je ffeba zafast0 pfjsnosfi, ale
Il into p%FfsDost nembIa by bff be-
II Risky Ditko AMI M okamzjk ne
VI smi pocbyboyatj o tom, N VIZ, N
n TFizujete, j. X jebo prospfcbu.
" Kazdf dltko dopouE6 " y neroz'
umo obyb Dopous0 W jicb unto.
Il H. pufno mad MIN bdfn . Gdth j.
peynoD rukon Kazdh pbyba mtIa
by diifG NJ yyzDabjtj, alo akoyfn
Zp6Hobpm, aby ebapaIo, N ebybot
foufo kkod1 jenom sobf Dlfko Nc.
tuf w Vie domotyab, n Mkhzhos
Je mu jakakoljv radost NJ Nyoss
w pfed 0fjma y8kjma Desmj u ve
sDIe pyoskofjf a0ebo ~ syta NH
dgobpfeb radqs0, JIM jenom dff
Nv WV poskytDJe. Nesmjte aat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
GRANT LIQUOR LICENSES
Renewals VIII BE Granted Unless
Protested

Judges Bregy and Stake, who com
prise the liquor license court for the
license year starting June 1, announced
that all applications FOR renewals would
be granted, unless remonstrances were
filed. In such cases a hearing will be
held and the case determined on it's
merits.
The hearings today were on applica-
tions for transfer Of existing licerscs
from one person to another or from one
location to another. That the saloon /.
Keepers are suffering the same fate as
householders who are having their prom
critics sold, compelling them to move
out. was shown by the large number OF
applicants who complained that they
were forced to move and asked leave to
take the liquor selling privilege with
them.
The white Elephant" n cafe ot "A
North Eleventh street, owned by Uar
old McGillicuddy, brother of iFConnie
Mack, manager of the Athletics. was
a victim of such circumstances. and
Judges Bregy and Stake permitted Nc
Gillicuddy to remove the license 10
Twenty fifth and Huntington streets.
Owen McGoldrick, Seventeenth and
Market street, was victim of high
rents. ard he petitioned the judges tc
transfer the license to Fifty second and
Master streets. ID. Clarence Gibboney
president of the Law and Order Society
presented a remonstrance against tn,
removal, signed by fourteen residents OF
the neighborhood surrounding the rev
location. The judges reserved their de
clsion as to this application.
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Hugentugler, York, third

and r. s. Hugentugler, York, third
class cities.
Thursday morning--Samuel b. Scott,
"Home Rule; DIR. George Woodward,
and A. II. Hatton, Peoples Association,
Philadelphia, water power and the ex-
ecutive.
April 13-Tuesday morning, X. J.. NJ.
Pray, DIR. Clement II. Jones, Pitts
burgh Daniel ID. Test. Philadelphia
charitable appropriations. Afternoon
DR.. Thomas f.. Finegan, s. B. McCor.
mick, Pittsburgh; Harlan Updegraff
Bruce NJ. Watson and ii. J. Gideon
Philadelphia, education. Evening-A
Leo We'll, Voters League, Pittsburgh
courts, municipalities, election laws
justices Of the peace.
April 14-C. Oscar Beasley, Phila.
delphia, municipalities; Albert Smitl
Taught, w. w. Montgomery, +. NJ
Ritter, Philadelphia, civil service. AT
ternoon--Owen j. Roberts. J. Law
renee wetherill, f. p. Gutenberg, Sam
uel Rosenbaum. Robert p. Schick. A
NJ. Beitlcr, Il. Henry Walnut, Philadel
phia. courts. Evening-James Collin
Jones, state Chamber Of Commerce
! budget of state.
April 15-Franklin Spencer Ed
/ monds, Philadelphia, future amend
ments George ID. Taylor, Scranton
and w. J. Wilcox, Harrisburg, periodi
| conventions
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REUNION Of 18TH
!. HELD AT AUGUSTA
o,nnsvlyania Boys Of Famous
Iron Division Assemble Near
Old Camp Hancock
WEEK OF ENTERTAINMENT

IL, n,spatoh 10 Evening Public Ledger
N, N,uousta. Ca. April 5.--Today is the
as v.hicb the long -heralded Twenty
u,abtb I Division reunion starts me
snt If the committee, in so far as II
..,otos 70 plans. is over and the work
- actual entertainment begins.
Tho committee has it so arranged
.ot rho only expense attached to those
attending will be the fare from Penn
"rlyopia TO Augusta and home again.
Tvrry other want is to be met without
cost TO the visitors.
Tho first real gathering OF the Key
.,oners will be Tuesday night ut the
Partridge Inn. This is to be the only
s,oo affair of the whole week. As
ahont go Pennsylvanians are expected
~ tho banauet it was deemed impossi :
III ~ 't 20 do otherwise than to declare II
Wv tag dinner. 4 larger number could
,orJlS bc accommodated at the inn or
any other place in town.
speakers at Banquet
Cantain George Hains will be toast
roster at the banquet and solicitor ~.
+ w franklin will be the. chief speaker.
rantain Il. C. B. Danforth, Sergeant
york's captain, will also be a speaker.
IF II has been decided to postpone the
automobile ride through the city and
Grounding country from "Wednesday. to
Tr;day. This change was made to give
the boys more time for the ride. AS
Grst scheduled they would have. TO- cut
Tho trim short in order to get back to
The country club in time to partake oi
The lunch to be served there, -,
rho Country Club lunch will bt
omitted from the program. Instead .
inrcb will be served at CarmichaeTs
iunon ifuilow;ng the automobile ride Friday.
iO The automobile ride will include moi
oriv tbe camp and the city proper, but
on'; on excursion into the country for some
Gistancr around the city. The boy'
viii bc accompanied on the trip by theil
lady escorts. -,
When the boys register they will b'
told where they are to be lodged fol
tSc week. They will be furnished will
tirkcts emitting them to admission
with n lady friend. to any vaudeville
or moving picture show in the city fol
tbo entire week. They will also be fur
. nished with a ticket for the banque
and and the barbecue at Carmichael
Thursday, as well as tickets for al
other entertainments and badge in
dicating that the wearer is u guest o
the city. .,
The keystone Club rooms will be opel
All day to receive the visitors.
Today is u sort of ''get ac
uuaintcd" day. nothing being schedule,
but registration and assignment t
homes, with vaudeville and moving pic
lures on the side.
Chairman lnman Curry. OF the re
union committee. and Mrs. Frank Elem
ing. in charge, OF the registration u
visitors, have announced that thos
who want any particular visitors as
signed to their homes have only I
express the desire to have il filed.