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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
FEDERAL OFFICERS
INVESTIGATE FRAUD
CASES In CITY
Woman Confectioner Paw
Bogus Revenue Collector
For Taxes.

a fine &C $4,000 or au equivalent
off0 years la d federal prison is The
penalty for impersorlrirE "a govern
Iuont official for The purpose of DEE
frauding the puhu. announced 81
r. Cummings. deputy collector OF in-
tarnaI revenue. Ir connection with
tho case ~ woman coufcctipucr
who was quilted into turning over
SO intended taN payment TO boz
gus revenue officer last Tuesday.
The report 81 the matter is now in
Tho hands n che department ~
Justice which has already detailed
operatives 20 investigate the fraud.
Several reports Of similar acLivi-
Ties iu South Bend has led the col
lsctor 20 give out a rule for frustrat-
ing the operations Of spurious rev
tnue men. "In mo- case" warns the
deputy pay "A revenue official cash.
when g. IS possible to give him
money order or check. a bona
fide revenue agent is far more sat
isficd with bank drafts and checks
than loose cash. as they are easier
10 account for
Payment Of Drafts.
All such drafts and money orders
should be made ont 90 William L.
Elder. collector OF Internal revenue.
according 70 deputy INNINGS.
Even the most audaCiOus crook
would never vena.re 20 cash any
order so filled out When taxpayers
are unable 90 furnish negotiable
paper. collector Cummings advises
them % give the agent a memoran-
dunn. stating they viii pay later at
The revenue office, iu sthc federal
building.
This Is the first case where a rev.
enue official has been impersonated
although in the last few months
there have been several bogus pro-
hibition agents brought 20 justice
With the government operatives on
his trail this lone revenue fakir is
certain to- be- apprehended soon, ac-
COrding 10 federal operatives
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
PREPARE SPECIAL
MUSICAL PROGRAH

Following is the musical program
for sunday morning, July IL. at the
First Methodist Episcopal church,
under the direction of Fred c..
Haas. Organist and director:
Morning. 1910.
Prelude "Andante ReligioSo' "
clldS
Anthem-Quartet
Ohertory. Pastoral Scene. ....
.-... ....-...f. Ludebuhl.
Tenor Solo. The Lord is my
Light" ..-.-..... Allison.
G.. J. Jordan
'PostIUde. "Jubilant March. " Solly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
IDENTIFY CROSSING
VICTIM: LIE 4RN or
JOYRIDING PARTY
S0ecinl N Tho News Timcs +.

LAPpRTE. Ind july p-Nfrs.
william Pratt 1918 Humboldt blvd,
Chicago and NOT Mrs. Olson. was
with Olaf Olson. chicago contractor
when the machine Mr.. olson was
driving was struck by fsSt train
at HaskciTs crossing. this county.
and both occupants were killed. DO
was learned today Uhcr Mr.. Pratt
identified the body Of the wouaue s.
that OF his wife Mr.. Pratt said his
wife had gone from home ON the
morning of JULY Sayiu- she was
coinE 10 Milwaukee to visit relatives
Instead. &c developed. She went iov
riding with olson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
HandkerChiefs
south Center Aisle. First FIoo

All linen white hemszitched handkerchefs with en-
Fine white embroidered and initiated handkerchiefs
Regular 25c. Saturday special &c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
Wash Goods
Rear North Aisle, First Floor

Our entire stock of 40nch voes in beautiful georgete
designs light and dark grounds that formerly sold at
S 90, Saturday special SIC
40-inch satin stripe wolfe; former price $75. Saturday
special $I.45
4O-inch satin stripe voe former price 81 CO. Saturday
special $l.69
32-inch imported gingham; former price SIPS Satur-
day special CSC.
27-ineh domestic gnshan; former price 40e Saturday
special 39c.
36-inch percaes dark and light former price soc Sat
urday special 39c.
day special 38c
32-inch silk stripe shifting; former price $500 Satur
day special 79c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
Silk Clearance Sale Continues
North Aisle. FIRST Floor

NOrth
33-nch Japanese natural pongee good weight and
silk Formerly priced at 81. So Silk sale .45.
36-inch Tricoette and Sylvanette the light weight
knit material for dresses bouscs and sweaters Formerly
priced at 81 so to $500. Silk Sale sos.
36nch Chiffon Tafea with high lustrous finish. Former
price 81 90. silk Sale S / As.
4Oinch Georgette Crepe in the of beautiful de
signs Former price 81. so. Silk Sale Sl.79.
36-inch White Japanese Habutia. Former price $3.50
Silk Sale 69c.
4O-inch Crepe de Chine in full line of coors, including
plenty of pink and white. Former price $3.50 Silk Sale
$I79
32inch satin stripe pure silk Shifting. Former price
s. co. Silk Sale sos
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
Saturday Domestic Specials
North aisle. Daylight Easement

North Aisle.
Fine crepe for night gowns light shades and white;
regular 69c value Saturday special SOC.
Fine French wolfe in designs and coors Saturday
special SOC.
Beautiful designs and coors of base; 69c value Sat
urday special SOC
Pattern table cloths size 54x63 inches; $500 value
Saturday special $50
"a beached sheetng Saturday special 79c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
White Goods
Rear North Aisle. First Floor

32-nch plain haxon; SOC value Saturday special CSC.
4O-inch Aaxon; 89c value. Saturday special soc
31-nch fancy nveave 89c value Saturday special 45c
36-nch fine gabardines; SIPS value Saturday spe-
cial 6oc.
32-nch lingerie pisse; 69c value Saturday special 39c
42-inch Japanese nainsoo< in short lengths; $l.00
value. Saturday special 45c.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
1881 ALIENS FLOCK
TO U. S. IN ONE WEEK
Breaks immigration Record Since
Outbreak Of War.-Eilis Island
Station congested

New York. Aug. 3O.-Arrival here
of 1861 aliens during the week end
ing yesterday. broke all immigration
records ut Ellis island since the out
break of the World war. Inspections
of 15.43S of them We're completed up
to yesterday morning.
Probably the worst congestion in the
history of the immigration station con-
frontea Ellis island authorities last
night with considerably more than o.
900 to be housed and fed.
Judging from information received
from steamship agents." Commission
er Of immigration Wallis. in n state
ment last night. said. Il must conclude
that next week will bring more aliens
to New York than the record break
ing figures Of this week. Every ship
is coming loaded and some big steer
age carrying vessels are due to ar
rive.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
PINNED BENEATH CAR.
TWO RACERS CReMATED
Leader Of Speed Event Crashes into
Tree After Nearly Deeapitatine
Small Boy Spectator

Santa Rosa, CAL. Aug. 3O.-Two au-
tolnobile racers were burned to death
beneath their overturned car. and n
seven-year-old spectator they struck
was instantly killed when a light car
entered in the Sonoma county fair
races here yesterday left the track and
crashed into tree. The dead are
Arlo Beattie. &c. pilot: Delbert Walk
err, "a. mechanician, Hanford; Clar.
ence Pregge, Z, Santa Rosa.
The accident happened in the nine
teenth lap of the 5O-mile free for all
event. Beattie. with burst Of speed.
had put his car well in the lead Of
the field of racers when the left rear
wheel threw Il tire. The car veerel
off the track and into a tree. The
gasoline tank exploded and burst into
flames. The Pregge boy, struck down
as he watched the racers, was nearly
decapitated.
Several thousand persons witnessed
the tragedy. Prior to this accident a
car piloted by Gilbert Wells Of San
Francisco ran off the track and struck
tree. Wells escaped with shaking
up. his machine being only slightly
damaged
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
Atlantic Travel Falls of.

New York. Aug. 3O.-Trans-Atlantic
passenger travel. which up to short
time ago taxed to capacity the avail
able tonnage. has suddenly fallen off,
large steamship lines here reported
yesterday.
The slump, steamship agents said, is
caused by various reasons. including
ending Of summer vacation periods.
unsettled condition Of the worlds
markets and hiatus between summer
and fall travel. It is now anticipated
that for a few weeks westb0und travel
viii be heavier than eaStbound.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
STATE PRIMARY RETURNS
ARE STILL INCOMPLETE

Helena, Aug. W.--Only few re.
turns were received last night on the
primary of last Tuesday. and all of
these were in the Second congressional
district.
Returns from 1881 precincts give
Dixon. Republican. for governor. IT,
$50, and Wilson 1906. For railway
commissioner on the Republican ticket
Collins now has 14.612 and Ross A.
o94. The Democratic congressional
race in the First district. on which the
fluctuations remain the same as pre-
viously. gives Evans 1890. to 1901
for Watson, his Nonpartisan Oppon.
ent.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
AGED WOMAN is VICTIM
OF NEW YORK THUGS

New York. Aug. 3O.-A woman be-
lieved to be JOhannetta Schmidt, 6
years old, Of No. 1889 Lexington ave.
nue.. was taken by DIR. Foster of Knick-
erbocker hospital to Bellevue hospital
yesterday. suffering. from severe lac.
erauons of the ear-lobes.
1t appeared as though earrings the
woman wore had been torn away. but
she was unable to speak English and
the police could net get much informa.
ton from her.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
ToADsTooLs KILL THREE.

New York. Aug. 3O.-Ten members
of three families. including three won.
en- and three children. were poisoned
from eating toadstOols. which they
mistOOk for mushrooms, at their home
in the Bronx.
DIR. Deezer Of Fordham hospital was
called out at 4:3O o'clock yesterday
morning to attend the families.
Three of the sufferers were taken
to the hospital. They are Charles Go
ieoto. % years old his brother. Joseph
Il, and Isadore Dattegia. % years old
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10

Dublin. Aug. 3o.-Reports received
at Dublin Castle tell of incidents of
lawleSsneSs in many parts of Ireland.
Mails We're held up in not less than
seven places. Lord Carlctown was
stopped by armed men while motoring
near Skehanin in company with two
women. His gun was taken from him.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
WESTERN.

Christmas toys received in San Fran
cisco from Japan are said to include
novelties made from tin cans which
have crossed the Pacific ocean four
times. The cans. originally used In
shipping case oil to China, were re-
filled there with soy bean and other
vegetable oils and reshipped to the
United States. When e,nptei again
here it is said. they We're purchased
by japanese and sent back across the
Pacific to Japan. where they We're
made into toys for American children.
Rnlermakers ut the Guy NJ. Stani-
fer Shipbuilling corporation plant ut
Vancouver. WASH who left their work
in protest against the employment of
an alleged alien, returned to work
when it was announced that the man
objected to had resigned. Refusal of
the man t" join the union. ais" was
said to have been cause for the
wnlkout.
4 drop of 10 cents in the wholesale
price of Il barrel of flour has been an
nounced by the San Francisco wheat
exchange. The 1920 wheat crop ap-
pearing on the market is somewhat
over-Supnlying the demand. the eX-
change says.
Four thousand barrels daily produc-
ton is flowing from the Decker-Col-
Inns offset on the property "f the Mid
northern company drilled in last week
on the north dome of the Cat creek
structure. according to the first re-
port from Winnett. Mont.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10

Paris. Aug. 3O.-Forty thousand Boil.
sheviki already have crossed the east
Prussian frontier and more are making
their way across the border, according
to the foreign ministry. 1t adds that
all the Rolsheviki are being informed
under the direction of allied Officers
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10


Immediate association with American
institutions was submitted To officials
ii the Ellis island Immigration sta
tien 10y the INSTRUMENTATION commits
~iol. nj the American legion. The le-
zion proposes to establish headauar-
terS in New York. using lis many post
headquarters throughout the country
- branches to carry nn AnericanIza-
ton work among immigrants.
Elated hy their tieup of virtually
every British ship in New York. the
22.thW or more lon@shoremen who sud
denly quit work expect Ia spread their
walkoUt 10 every port in the United
States. in the hope of forcing England
10 release from Jail Terrence Nc
Sweeney, lord mayor of Cork. and per-
init Archbishop M,nniN To land on
Irish soil. The women pickets who in
spred the unexpected walkout Of
I"ng>h"remen. and the marine fire
men. water tenders and oilers who
| Joined them. feel the same way about
ir. They are not going back to work
'li 'lili>l Nilll'S. liltH SaIu. ulltlI Fig
| land meets their wishes.
| Expenditure of Sl.OOONW a year
| for the protection of American forests
against the S3oNoO,o0o IA year fire
! loss was advocated in New London.
/ y. H., hy Charles l.athrop Pack. pres
/ ident of the American Forestry Assoc
! citation. in addressing Il conference of
! foreSrerS. tmberland owners. paper
pulp men and lumber men. He alsn
| urged Il S2,or0N0 II year appropriate
ton fer the acquisition of forest land
ny the government for the purp">" of
growing timber to replace Our rapidly
disappearing >upplie$.'
I Patrick nohcrty. pioneer of Mime.
sofa and at one time Montana ranch
owner. is dead AT his home in ST
Paul. aged 81. He came TO Minnesota
in 1896 and aided in developing Mis-.
SiSSippi river traffic and in building
Of railroads. From 1863 to 1870 Mr.
Doherty was identified with Montana
ranches. including the Round Grove
ranch. near Helena. 4 widow and five
children survive.
Three hundred military leaders and
officers of the Mexican federal army
have been arrested for violating the
regulations forbidding military Off
Gals To meddle in politics.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
TROOPS TO DEAL WITH
VIRGINIA NINE STRIKE
Battalion Of United States infantry
Arrives to Take Charge Of
Trouble District

Williamson. W. Va. Aug. 30.-A bat
talon of United States infantry, num-
herring between 400 and 500, under
command of Colonel Burkhardt, ar
rived here yesterday morning from
Camp Sherman, Chillfcothe, Ohio. A
detachment Of soldiers will be sta
toned ut each mine in the strike zone
from Kermit east to Delorme, dis
lance Of 50 miles, It was announced.
Colonel Burkhardt was met by T.
NJ. Davis. adjutant general Of West
Virginia, representing Governor John
q. Cornwell, who Saturday asked the
government for troops because Of dis.
orders in connection with the coal
strike in the Mingo field.
The situation throughout Mingo
county was reported quiet yesterday.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10

London. Aug. 30.-Bolshevik forces
have captured fort mile and half
from Brest-Litovsk, says a dispatch to
the Daily Herald. from Minsk. dated
Saturday. The message declares that
the reds are gathering strength for a
new offensive.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10

Minsk. Aug. 3O.-M. Domski. Polish
prepared protest which is to be pre-
scented to the peace conference today.
threatening that the Poles will with
draw Immediately from the delibera-
tons unless the soviet government
ceases it's interference with the Polish
wireless and otherwise obstructing the
work of the Polish delegation.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10

Charleston. W. Va. Aug. 3O.-Dis-
turbances at the Willis Branch Coal
company mines. Willis Branch. Raleigh
county, were renewed last night. A
constable who attempted to enter the
town was driven out. according to in
formation received by the Charleston
Gazette from Magee McClung, prose-
cutting attorney of Fayette county.
There was some shooting, according to
Mr.. McClung. who was at Fayetteville,
but no casualties We're reported.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
DVOJNASOBNY ROZPOCET
WESTERN RESERVE
UNIVERSITY.

RozpOGet svrchu uvedeneho
utaliSt6 ma priSti rok, jak ma
uterni vyroGni schulz bylo sta
noveno, obnaSeti bude 100000
dolaru, t. j. o 80 proc. vice
nez roku minul6ho. AS pul mi
lionu pripadne ma profesorske
iine platy a zbytek ma vylo-
ny a administered. MZdy in
struktoru zvySeny byly oproti
roku 1916 o celou tfetinu.
Dve tretiny rozpoGtu uhra-
diti ma Skoln6 q ien tretina
poplyne re zdkladnich fondu
Die vypovedi presidenta Cr
F. Thwinga zvySil Sc cely ma.
klad ma universitu ma dvojnd-
sobnou vySi a nepostacuje nj
kterak ami zvySeny rozpocet
ma priSti rok, aby vysoka tato
Skola mohla Sc postaviti ma w
81 dneSni DOLBY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
PROC JEST " CLEVELANDE
DRAZ NEZ-LI v Chicago?

Procitime-li ozn6mkovou
east chicazskych listu, pricha-
zine k poznani, ze u mas V
Clevelande jsou k zivotu nej-
nutn6jSi potreby mnohem draz
81 a sice V n6kterych pripadech
o celou tretinu a mnohdy i Vi
ce. TAX ku pfikladu drubez De
tam prodivana "a 23 a tri Gtvr-
t6 centu libra, pdrky a cervula-
ty "a zoe libra, u mas "a 80 a
Bic, podobny nepomer panuje
ale V kazd6 modboru a Jest
v6ru S podivenim, re 81 podob-
n6ho ikazu nepovSimnou kru-
hy sm6rodatne. Zda Sc skorem,
re prislovecna naSe trpelivost
zaGind n6sti podivn6 ovoce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
ZVYSENI PLATU

vsech Zam6stnancu V americ-
kych tkalcovnach od patnacti
do dvaceti procent, iak pred ty
dnem bylo oznameno, jiste ne
nj predzv6sti snizeni cen latek.
spodniho prada, puncoch a
veSkerych jinych tkalcovskych
vyrobkG.
My verime, re ten patnacti-
procentni pfidavek zaplati ko
necne Ease jen spotrebovatel
ale kdo odklada nakupem
svych potreb toho druhu a We
II, ze ceny vyrobkG musi kles-
nouti i kdyz suroviny a mzdy
idou vySe, necht' jen ceka!
V striznich obchodech "u
KoudelG". V elsie 4735 Broad
way (vedle pozarni stanice) a
Y elsie 4288 Warner Road kou-
pite dosud ySechno strizni a W.
bavni zbozi "a velice mirne ce-
ny a mnohe predmety jeste
levneji, nez lie nyni koupiti
primo z toVdren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09

ske vystavy. Kdyz otevren byl
zdejsi Hippodrom, stal Sc ka-
pelnikem a pod ieho taktov-
kou vypraveny zde opery Car
men, Romeo a Julie. Lohen-
grin, Madame Butterfly j.
V Clevelande Tidil operni
Skolu, z ktere vyslo n6kolik u
meleckych sill, iez jsou dnes u
znanymi ciniteli opernich SOU
boru velkych divadel. Liese-
CANT byl pfitelem ceske hubby
a zajimal Sc o skladby Smeta-
novy. Pri predposlednim pro-
vedenim Prodane nevesty V Ce
ske Narodni SIM byl pritomen
a vyslovil Sc 0 provedeni pri-
znive, &C jinak byl vzdy kriti-
KEN velice prisnym, ale spra-
vedlivym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
POZAR OHRADY STAVEB.
MILO DRIVE.

Zavod X. O. Champion Lum-
Der Co., 2435 Woodhill Rd. byl
dnes rano velkym pozarem 2
vetSi cdsti zniGen. Skoda zpG-
sobena jest odhadovana ma
$4,000. Plamenum padly V
ob6' nejen dvoupatrovd. budo-
va, ale i zasoby, hlavne tvrde-
no stavebniho drivi. Ohn6m
poSkozeny byly dive sousedni
budovy. Pozar hrozil nabyti
velkych rozmeru. take dru-
hym alarmem povolany hasic-
ske zalohy. Wink pozaru pfi-
pisovan jest ndhode, snad leh-
komyslne pohozenemu dosud
noricimu doutniku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
OREL Sc POKUSIL ODNESTI
DfTkO.

Warren, O., 6. c'na. Velky
orel dnes odpol. napadl a poku
sill Sc unesti rok starou dceruS-
ku James Carla u Mineral
Ridge, nedaleko odtud. Carl
pracoval ma blizk6m poll, kdyz
zpozoroval, jak orel blesku-
rychle snesl Sc ma detsky ko-
Garek ma dvore, n6mz ditG
spalo. Carl prib6hl do dvora
kdyz obrovsky ptak liz podru-
he Sc snesl pokusil Sc zmoc-
niti Sc ditka. Uchopiv rutnici
Carl zastrelil orla, jenz m6ri
pet stop V rozpeti kiidel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
CLOVEK BEZE JMENA.

Pri tteni dopisu, ktery Sc
ocitnul ma stolku naSi redakce.
vynoTuje Sc nam V mysli velky
americky roman. pod nazvem:
"D6vce bez imena.' Temer ty
same pfihody hrdinky roma
ne zazil iisty obcan Cecho-
slovdk, dlici nyni V Parizi. V
dopise mezi iinym sdeluje
nam: "Predstavte 81 muza, kite
ny nevi. jak Sc imenuie, odkud
ie, mali jeSt6 rodice, bratry,
sestry. Jest to neuyeritelne, "a
lie takovym muzem jsem ia.
Budete Sc asi divit, jak tomu
muze byti! Ma zaCdtku valky
isem slouzil We francouzsk6m
vojSte. Jak dlouho jsem byl We
Francii a jak isem Sc tam do
stal, doposud nevim. NejspiSe
S praporem ciZinecke legie jel
jsem do Solune a tam ku konci
roku 1915 byl jsem zajat. Ne
vim a nepamatuii 81 uplne mic,
ien to. co jsam slySel V zaieti
od vojenskych lekaiu. Tem6r
tri roxy byl jsem povazovan
"a choromyslneho, nebot' jsem
neznal nikoho. DIE vyroku l6-
kare patrn6 n6jaka bomba mu
sela vybuchnout bezprostred-
ne V me bllzkosti, take isem
ztratil v6domi a pamet'. Jen
pomalu nabyval isem v6domi a
uzdravoval jsem Sc. Dnes jsem
Gpln6 zdrav, pouze sc nemohu
pamatovat, kdo isem, co jsem
byl drive, lax Sc jmenuji. mann
II rodnu, Zkratka VSe. co sc
ItIka meho pGvodu. Neni to
strasne? V zajeti dali mi jm6-
no Jan Astor. Predstavte 81 mo
ie pfekvapeni! Rad bych zajel
do Czech, ponevadz ie to ma ie
dina nadeje, 10 bych Sc mohl
o sob6 neco dozvedet, ale ieli-
koz nemam prostredky, prosin
vas, upozornete ma mne ufady
zda by mi nejak nepomohly.'
- Historic opravdu zaiimavd
ivystrizena jako z romanu!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
CLEVELANDSKE RANDIDA-
TURY V PODZIMNfCH
VCLBACH.

Krone znamych jiz kandi-
datG Clevelandu pobezi o
RUNE 1rady ndsledovni naSi
spoluobtane:
Okresni soudce Dan B. Gull
oznamil dnes poveTenou kandi-
daturu ma Sestilety termin stat
niho nejvysSiho soudu ma de-
mokratick6m listku.
Hornik G. Norton, byvaly
republikansky cinovnik pri
ruznJch kampannich "pobezi"
"a 20. distrikt do kongresu a
zastupce Gross2r "a 21. dist
rikt uchazi Sc 0 znovuzvoleni.
Byvaly okresni klerk Oh. S.
Horner pusti Sc V politicky "a
pas 0 tento Grad hned Sc tfemi
protikandidaty G.. Wallacem,
.G. A. Reynoldsem a r. w. Zin-
glerem. Ia %. distrikt kandi-
dovati bude do kongresu de-
mokrat NJ. b. Excel. M6stsky
radni Sulzman jest demokra-
tickym cekancem okresniho
komisaTstvi Hosea Paul do
savadni okresni rekorder jest
navrzen poznovu, podobn6 re-
Ipublikan okresni soudce Neff.
Meme zndmych novych kandi-
datd jest celia rada.
Prednosta uradu juvenilniho
soudu meri svoje silly V 2. di-
striktu 5 G.. Nortonem mistO
V kongresu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
PRO SIROTKY v CESKOSLO-
VENSKU.

Vysledek zabavy Sdruzeni
Ceskych Hudebniku, re dine
21. brezna t. +. Prijem $113.-
10, vydani $65.08, zbyl cisty
zisk S48.12. Polovina z cist6-
no zisku, $24.06, urtena pro
sirotky V Ceskoslovensku. Cast
ku tuto doplnilo Sdruzenl Ce-
skych Hudebniku ma $4,000,
kter6 pan Bohumil Mark ode
vidal tyto dny Y dradoyn6 Csl.
N. Sdruzeni, ably ie toto zasla-
10 svemu ucelu.
Josef MaSek, taiemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
DOZVUkY RODINNE IRA
CEDIE.

Kdyz Sc vCera 0 /. hod 0
poledni vratil Charles Higley
re Skoly, nalezl svoji ovdove-
lou matku V garazi viseti ma
tramci. Pfivolani sousede, kite
ri tvrdi, re zoufalou zenu jeste
0 II. hod. dopoledne videli
prochdzeti dvorem, odrizli jiz
jen chlanouci mrtvolu. Zoufa-
la 81 patrne re zalu mad smrti
sveho manzela, pravnika, jenz
Sc nasledkem tvrdoSijne memo
ci dne 27. unora sprovodil re
sv6ta ranou revolveru.