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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
FILE PLANS FOR COLONIAL
THEATER WITH INSPECTOR
Plnns Show New Motion Picture
House on broad Street Will
Cost SI50,O0U.

Application for a permit to rebuild
and enlarge the Colonial Theater, To-
Gated at Eighth and Broad Streets. at
an estimated cost of $50. 900. was fled
yesterday with the Building Inspector.
Plans for the construction filed at
the same time as the application for
permit to build. show. that the building
will cover an area 127 by 81 feet square
when completed.
John Stewart Bryan and others were
named as the applicants for the per-
nit. Ca:Leal Il Johnson will DO the
architects. Plans filed show that the
new theater when completed will con-
tain ioanging and smoking room, n
ladies' parlor and fire exits on three
sidesl No stage will be provided in the
new thsater, the purpose of the build
ing being purely for moving pictures. :
Seating capacity Of the theater wifi
BIZ 1850. and it is declared that the
theater will be the largest moving pic
ture house south of Baltimore.
Permit was also asked TO erect a
.wo-story frame and stucco residence
at 500 Fourth Avenue yesterday, of the
building Inspector. Cost of the pro-
posed building would be $4,000. w. F.
Drinkard, Jr., was named as the appli-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
REJECTS Fowl. ORDINANCE
Committee Approves More Drastic Fir,
Il Arms Measure Asked by
49,. .Jud..r HIcLs

By unanimous woe the Council
Committee on Ordinances last night
recommendcd for rejection an ordi-
nance making il compulsory for all
lowls offered for sale in Richmond TO
be drawn.
s. f. Padget. /. 5. Flournoy. w. w.
Tiiler. K. j. Cro~der. /. 5. Whitmore
stnd several others spoke against the
measure. Robert Glass, j. T. Martin,
James Dickerson ana William T. Sui
eiyan appeared as its champions.
Approval was given an ordinance
amendment making IT Illegal for any
one TO sell TO or give TO any child
any rife. Snn OF pistol or amy caps.
shot or shells Of any kind Judge
j.. Hcge Kicks appeared for the ordi-
nance and declared that trouble was
being experienced through children
purchasing and obtaining explosives
and through the use OF dir rifles.
AZ Attorney Edgar z. English, acting
as7 chairman of the committee, acted
as the sponsor OF the motion and II
was through his efforts that IL was
passed, nc pointing cut to the com
!pittcc that the ordinance now pro
hlbits the sale OF firearms and all am
munition but buck Shot and twenty
two cartridges to minors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
DESCRIBES SOULS PRICE
EVANGELIST SAYS MOTHER
DIED WHILE He PREACHED
Confederate Soldier Tells of His Con-
version on Battle Fields Fifty
Six Years Aro. sis

After telling his audience that the
last time he delivered the sermon his
mother, died before he could reach her.
Evangelist Thurston b. Price preached
night In Broad Street Methodist Church
to the largest crowd which has yet ut
tended any of the series Of revival
meetings which he Is holding there.
Ssee o s sRs IA Yu IL hs
the evangelist. The worlds great bat
tie ground is in the soul. Tho out
come of the fight means the salvation
or the damnation OF Almighty Gods
masterpieces. You can lose ALMOST
but the SOUL"
Announcement was made by. Mr.,
Price that he would preach tonight on
Timer" He had first planned to. give
lean Boy" he said. but had decided to
postpone it, until more notice could
oe-given to the young people of the
lecture will be, given about the midi
die of next week. Special sections will
be reserved for young men and women.
Mr.. Price will hold his usual noon
day meeting At la:t5 o'clock today.
The service Will begin promptly, and
will end at 1880, he said.
Confederate Tcstines.
J. Dale Stentz, musical director and
soloist, led the song service which pre-
turning the meeting over to Mr.. Price.
AIR. Stentz asked for testimony on con-
version. Many spoke briefly. one of
the number being n gray-haired man.
who declared that he, was converted
in the Confederate forces in the War
Between the States.N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
CHARLES A. PEPLE WARNS
AGAINST MORE EXPANSION
Deputy Governor OF Federal Reserve
bank Addresses Richmond Credit
Mems Association.

= Charles A. Peple. deputy governor Of
thc-Federal Reserve Bank, spoke on
the Credit Situation of This Country
at the regular monthly meeting of the
Credit Mems Association held in the
Business Mems Club last night. In
addition to Mr.. Peple, Leon Waller
stein. president OF Strause Brothers &
Co.: Walter II. Miles. president of the
Miles Shoe Company, and George B.
simmons. of the Proctor and Gamble
Soap Company, spoke. Dinner was
served and singing was led by Ed
Shumway.
"Exaansion in n business way in the
UnitNl States must be stopped by
whatever means possible" Mr. Peplc
stated. when expansion has been too
/ great there has hitherto been n panic,
but with the aid OF the Federal Re-
serve system, warnings have, and are.
being issued in time. The remedy is
ito apply the brakes all along the line,
and thus avoid any sudden drop. If
the reduction is gradual there Is moth
ing to fear, but il there is a sudden
stop, the results will he disastrous"
Business concerns formerly con-
tent to live two or three months ahead
In their production are now trying to
live at least year ahead. While the
coming hack TO normal prices will
not be for one year or maybe ten.
yet II the purchases above normal
are curtaiied gradually there will be
safe readjustment for all business
Mr.. Peple added.
Announcement was made before the
meeting adjourned for the State con-
ference of Credit Men to be held in
all attending that could was pointed
} out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
ELECT FRANK c. BALDWIN
VIRGINIA DAIRYMEN CLOSE
THEIR 1920 CONVENTION
Officers Arc Chosen md Next Acetinr,
VIII lie Held In Lynchburg
or ROnnolkc. tLf

Frank c. baldwin,, Of Frederick sbure.
s,a tse Da new president Of the yirginia
Walker. Of Woodberry Forest. Vice. E..
president. and II. a. buchanan. sec
FeMsa r nan and d, treasurer
changed their official positions. Mr..
Walker being president last year. and
a si,a BaidSin. vice president Mr. Bns
farinViile.. as secretary and treasurer.
mn mne a. list i, :. % direetors remains the
OF BENJAMIN. l. Purcell el ' Who eN is snen
cseded by j. c. Courier; sri j. S. Haideman.
who is succeeded by Peyton Rowe. and
7, =. Hunt Directors reelected we're
\. I. Howard. r. V. Martindale. Joseph
e. Z, , Tdut;ner IF, Frank S. Walker. Frank C..
49,, Dnte Is Not settled.
The next annual meeting OF the
siate dasirymen will probably be held
tins matter not being definitely decided
Unless dairymen were able to get
they were not fulfilling their moral
obligation to the consumer, was the
member of the board OF visitors of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and
manager o. HolIins College Farm. in a
at the convention.
had TO be sold above. the cost OF pro-
part, to get maximum production at
a minimum cost TO the consumer.
w. c. Hoover Speaks.
w. C. Hoover. prominent dairyman
OF Timbervilie. urged that dairymen
advertise extensively the food value
OF milk. urging that the increa sed. con-
sumption would take care Of the In
cost of production
Judge r. n: l. Chichester, OF Fred
ericKsourE. who was on the program.
vas unable to be present, but 7. G.
mcdowell. OF the Bureau of Animal
Washington spoke, as did
rank =. Walker, of Woodbcrrv Forest.
The convention closed early in rho
afternoon with the announcements NJ
prIze winners in the milk and butter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
g||'E||RTIFICATEs TO BE GIVEN.
.pEREMONY is ARRANGED
FOR SOL DIERS' RELATIVES.
French Government 10 Present Rccog-
ssls milton of RfchnORd Mcn who Died
~ During World War.

have been completed
( shyS the Richmond Post OF the American
8 Legion for the patriotic ceremony at
s the City Auditorium next Sunday night
an connection with the observance of
Advantageous Birthday. when French
cHrtincntes will he presented to the
4 families and relatives OF the American
tsoidters who died or were killed during
1 sfie world war.
81 Governor westmoreland Davis. to-
gether with his staff In uniform; Lieu
!. tenan Governor Buchanan. members
4of tho House of Delegates, State and
3 city officials and officers of tho Amer
lean Legion will occupy seats on the
platform. while the section immedi-
Eately In front will be reserved for
members of the, American Legion and
service.
Tickets Arc Arranged.
Tickets foc the reserved seats MAY
East Broad Street. after ~ O'Clock to-
day. The public MIL oscupy The nn-
sained for the ocioored people
August SimorpcIe-, Frsnch consul in
Etehm ss5 and an st,iSiai rspssssn'a,
Washington. viii represent the French
sovernment, which requeste, The de-
livery of the ceT,'ficateS through The
the American Legion as agents for the
dsstrshus:on or the certificates.
TO the officials % the state and the
American Legion. who VIII consider
This Announcement rs an invitation.
Ministers throughout Richmond have
bean asked 20 cooperate with the
American Legion II ;he announcement
~ The ceremony al the regular morn
ing services.
es5ls Cofonel Cuiehin. to Preside.
q CosoHef So1a A Catch rs, post com
OF the Richmond Posi- OF the !
American Legion VIII preside a. the
-aastinS. which ~in open az $3.50 I
O'clock. following fifteen minutes Inu- |
sicGs selections 10 ~ rendered by the (
Richmond pllilaa-sucHic Orchestra.
Promptly - $50 O'Clock the band |
viii play 'Marseilatse." when the audi |
rrce will stand Following this. Bishop |
n y. O'CouneD will deliver the invoca-
ton. and DR.. Edward y. Caiisch will |
make q short address. after which. DR.. |
Russell Cecil will read the names \
of the Richmond soldiers who lost their
ives. The families of the dead heroes
will not be asked to come forward ut !
the time OF the reading of the names. |
but after the ceremony is over. when |
the certificates will he procured from
Walter A. Williams, post adjutant OF |
the Richmond Post OF the American !
legion. The benediction will he de- j
iivered by Rev. W. X. Bowie, pastor |
of ST. Paurs Episcopal Church. !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Chnpter.,U. ID. c.. win
hoid Its annual meeting at lice
Camp Hall at II.
House OF Delegates c0nYenes at
CApttOi building at IL.
sennte conrenes at Capitol BUILD
Ing mt IL.
state Federation or business and
Professional Women's luncheon to
Miss liuEcniu Wnllhce, ut 20 West
Franklin Street. ut 1.
Subcommittee ON Streets meets
mt City Hall at >.
Virginia War History Communication
Mt House of Delegates Mt $.
Evangelist Thurston II. Price
breaches on Docs n Christian Have
Good Timer ut broad Street
Methodist Church, mt S.
DIR. DOuElns :. freeman speaks to
Confederate ORGANIZATIONS at Lee
Camp Hail ut s.
benefit presentation Of 'rrwenty-
three Hours on Leave" for a school
nurse for Hcurfco County, nj varina
High school. mt y.
Miss Mabel Garrison and Lncta
Hartley give concert mt CITY Audi
forum AT S:5U.
Lyric-VnudeviIle. :, T:3O md o,
Strnnd-CrentOrc Grand Opcrn mt
S:.0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
WALTER MAYO SHOOTS SELF
Inmate at City Homo Refuses Treat
mcnt aud Then Takes
His Own Life.

After refusing to be taken to Vir-
cral breakdown in health, Walter Mayo
hS, an inmate Of the City Home. shot
himself through the heart yesterday
morning at tho home in tho presence
Of three aged inhabitants, who were
not physically able to prevent tho act.
Mayo had been in bad health for
home several times since 1919. having
come there the last time on February
IL of this year. He secured the pistol
checked e in an6ther dep mmiI tau DeeN
Funeral services will be conducte cd
from Bliley's undertaking establish
ment tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
with burial iE Oakwood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
SERVICE MEN OF J. O. A. M.
RECEIVE MEDALS SUNDAY
Albert o. Boschen. T.. Gray TInddon and
Jncob Cmlnuf to Make

Honor medals will be presented 70
American Mechanics who served in the
world war and to the relatives Of the
men who died IN service at the CITY
o'clock. 81
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty. the
auiiXIiltary orga nization of the Juniors,
which will be open to tho public.
IT. {. Baur will preside at the exer-
cises, which will be featured by band
selections In cooperation with the
SUBWAY Community Chorus. The
address will be delivered by n prom
inent speaker. who will be presented
py delegate Albert o. Roschcn Jacob
Umlauf and T. Gray Haddon will pre-
sent the medals. after which there will
nc several musical selections, followed
by an address by Delegate Boschen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
ELECT SEVEN DIRECTORS
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Compnny's Stockholders Hear Pres
iIenfa Ad,lresa Rend

Seven directors for the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company, of
holders of the company at the meet
Ing held in lis Office. 700 East Grace
Street. YESTERDAY afternoon. They are
rs follows: j. w. Crews and John s.
Eggieston. OF Richmond: A. T.. Berry
and c. j. Bell. OF Washington, D. c.:
u Il. Thnyer w. S. Clifford and II, f.
Thurber. of New York
President Berry read a report to the
stockholders of which the following
IS an extract:
The government returned the prop
erty to the company on July II. 1919.
During this year of Federal operation
inc gross revenues from the property
accrning 70 the government were
Of TI.SI4.54"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
SINGERS FINED BY JUDGE
Eve Negroes Alleged 10 Have Dis
turbcd Peace With Their
Vocal SelectIOnS

For singing In the streets in the
sarly hours Of the morning so as to
sdfsturb the peaceful siumbtrs Of thos..
negroes were fined So cacl. In Police
Court yesterday morning. They were
Ut. Coiston. Joseph Harris. James
,.Iohnson, Linwood Woolridge and VII
.itc1n dudley. Another offender was
crested With the group bat he failed
No appear when his name was called
All an attachment was Issued
,%51t is claimed by Officers Dubl;np
Marcusen and Shinault that they .oi,
lowed the trend or the !nelod;nus
strains which Were boating through
the air from speeding aut0rnobile IL
yes to the tune of My Old kent,icEy
Home. but the Police Justice chi.n.d
On With refrain 10 the tune of sa0
me 10: Colston for Speeding, while ;hc
Others contributed their shar, OF fi,e
lcourtr0On music. win sInuIler n.Ica ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

SEVEN CONTRIBUTE CASH
TO ASSIST POOR FAMILY
Father Is TubcrcuInr, Mother Is Sick,
While Three Children
Arc in Need.

Three checks for So each gave case
No. 10 OF The Times Dispatch relief
fund a big boost yesterday Tho fund
is now over the halfway mark OF tho
first 500. With this S1O0 and then
another added to it, reconstruction of
the little family of five will have
begun.
Just at present the greatest menace
is the tubercular father of the three
delicate children. With the daily and
hourly danger Of infection to the chill
is already broken from the struggle
she has had with poverty and sickness.
hunger and cold. The fund of 5000 for
this case will provide the necessary
money TO care for this man at Catawba
in the advanced stages OF the disease
which is slowly sappinE his strength.
the door for the mother and the three
children until spring comes again.
The list of contributions received
yesterday, with the amounts previously
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
naddon nlli Reported.

Favorable action was taken yeste.-
day afternoon by the House Commit
tee on Courts of Justice on the Had
don bill. making ii a misdemeanor for
parent wilifrlly to neglect or fail to
SUPPORT child born out of wediock.
whether such birth occurred within or
without the confines of the State OF
Virginia. The report carried no rec.
nmmRn 1at ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
MAKES TOUR WITH BRYAN
cbl0ael w. Mcdonald Lee In RIch,nons
I'm Route to Washington
1890 From Florldn.

Colonel w. Mcdonald Lee, of Irving
ton Va. was in the city for a few
hours yesterday on his way to Wash
Stngtop. He has Been touring Florida
Sfor aeyeral weeks with William len
!uingg Bryan and Colonel Dan Morgan
sEsiatth. apeakinE in the Interests of
The Wor1d league agains. alcoholism.
SSEeek or two. IN the meantime hi.
StNr1tiy u winterinE 81 the Chest ey :
H1f1i ApePtRAnts hers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

Thomas whittomorc. for the past thre.
ycsEs cennecied with the Russian raiic
eta IN s hSTs,a, M Mn. address msss-meeL
;eEnoon AZ S;lo O'Clock, The speaker vi
come 20 Rieh:ncad under the auspices O.
she Russian Relief Committee OF Rich
Fe;.'i9a l IL Sapikrup;ey was died yes
and trading as Emil J.. S,pnson in Iii
lni,ad States pist;!c; Court. The peti,io
eih.ies $3.50 and in assets s5.IIS.oI :
GAIN 70. exemption of property valued u
s-,SSe IS also made in the petition.
The next meeting OF the Richmond Jew
LIB: :,a Social club VII take place, sunda
Mss Bessie Levy. :e3 North EiEhteent
\, D:.ce5or Of Public safety william "
no.iheound. Colonel Myers stated yester
uay inst his action was taken because O
tSe building operations now in progress a
the Planters National Bank.
so CT the OF ,ne ras
Christian church will be entertained b
Mrs. L.. w. Darden at her home at 500
West Grace Street tonight at $.
James Harris. coiored. was dismissed YES
terday afternoon after hearing befor
United States commissioner Melvin FicE
enheiIncr on charge OF selling cigarette
not properly slammed with government tax
morning on tho information furnished bv
friend. but was released because OF insult
fccnt ovidcpcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
SCOUT LEADERS SPEAK
Talks On Discipline and Standard
tests Given Mt Weekly Meeting
OF TRIMMING Clnx~

TeHth Gifrn ht Weekly Meeting
OF Training Clas..
scout leaders of Richmond gathered
iast night for their weekly meeting
and listened to q talk on Discipline"
~ Deputy Commissioner Stuart Rag
.and, and one on Standardization OF
Merit Badge Tests by Scoutmnster II.
-. ieinrich. The meeting was the
viii be held
Troop No. %. Of which Mr.. Ragland
IS sconthmas'er, gave !. drill, under
ne me a'rsction OF their leader and
troop NO. IL presented a practical
dsmonstration of Rrst-aid work in
nandagins and dressing wounds. Scout
E1eeot,ve Charles /. Weaver was in.
charge OF tho pnee4insx.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

-Four deaths and forty cases of, infiuenx
were reported 10 tho City Bureau OF Health
) Sterlay.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
NAVRAT NASICH HOCHU
ZE SIBIRE.
Ceskoslovenske armade Sibiri
konecnG kyne vysvobozeni z
trapne situace. Amerika a Ar
gle postaraji sc o jejich
dopravu.

Washington, d. c.. Ceskoslo
venska armada V Sibifi, jejiz
navrat do osvobozene vlasti do
te dolby narazel ma pTekazky
temer neprekonatelne, koneG-
ne vysvobozena bude re sveho
trapneho postaveni. Jak sc o.
znamuje, vsechny pripravy ku
JeJi doprave domu byly jiz Wy
konany V nejblizsi dobe "a
pocne sc S dopravou $4,000
Cecho-SlovakG, ktefi dosud ma
chazeji Sc V Sibiri, kde Cd slav
neho viteZ5tvi mad bolSeviky,
Jez znamena,o zachranu sibir-
ske drahy a cele Sibire pred
Observation-Disclosures nebezpe
cim V prubehu valky, povefeni
byli ochranou sibirske drahy a
kde veci Spojencu prokazali
velike sluzby.
Opatreni ku zpetne doprav6
ceskoslovenskeho vojska re ST.
bire ujednana byla mezi Spo-
jenymi Staty, Anglii a Cecho-
s,ovakii V tom smylu, re Spoje-
ne Staty poskytnou h,avni cast
dopravnich prostfedku. Vylo-
by dopravou konecne ponese
ceskoslovenska vlada, avsak
prozatimne kryty budou Anne
rikOu a Anglii We forme pGjcky
Cechoslovaci budou Vladi-
vostoku doprapeni do Vancou-
veru, B. c.. ma americkych
transportnich lodich. Odtud
pfejedou pres Kanadu po zelez
nici do Halifax, kde vsednou
ma dopravni lodi anglicke, jez
dopravl je do Evropy.
Pc odjezdu CechoslovakG ta-
ke americke vojsko nadobro o
pusti Sibir, takze JaponcGm bu
de tam ponechana vo,na ruka,
ably ucinili, co "a dobre uznaji
ku odrazeni bolSevickeho ne
bezpeci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
lWSSl TWSS] lWSS
LEPS1 DOHLED MA PRISTE.
HOVALCE.

Kongresnik Emerson recnil
vcera V Grays zbrojnici O emf
graci mimo jineho pozname-
nal, re kongres mel by schvalit
zakon, narizujici, ably kazdy
pfistehovalec byl pod 1fednim
dohledem, nez stane Sc obca-
mem americkym. Mezi tim at
pry kazdy emigrant jest nucen
navstevovati skolu naturalisac-
nj a obeanskym zkouskam Sc
posleze podrobiti. Pristehova-
lee, jenz "a zkousky neobstoji,
necht' je pry deportovan, cimz
zemi nasi redikalismu pry u
bude.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
"a MRTVEHO PROHLASO-
VANY ,CESKY VOJfN VRA-
TIL Sc DOMU.
SSl'WSSlTWSS1

Chicago, A. ledna. Frank Ma
SEX, "a valky serzant setniny
r. 16. peSiho pluku, L. divise,
odeSel roku 1913 q domova a
dial Sc odvesti k vojsku. Jeho
nejblizsfm pfibuznym jest
stryc pan Jan Masek. Frank
zfidka kdy dopisem ma stryce
81 vZpomnel a ten ved6l malo
o tom, co Sc Sc synovcem dele.
Dne kvetna +. 1919 obdrzel
pan Jan MaSek cd v.ady ozna
meni, re serzant Masek byl V
boji usmrcen. Ably pozustalost
po mem byla uvedena do porad
ku, byla podana Il probatniho
studu zadost, ably jmenovan
byl administrator. Zadosti te
bylo soudem jiz pred nekolika
meSici vyhoveno. Vcera prav-
mix M. j. Drezner dostavil Sc k
probatnimu soudu a prohlasil,
ze serzant Masek nahle Sc ma
stedry den objevil V obydli sve-
no stryce xiv a zdrav. Jak Sc
stale, re jej department valky
vedl ma seznamu padlych, ne
muze vysvetliti. Pravnik zadal,
aby dalSi jednani pozustalo-
sti bylo zastaveno. Soudce Hen
ry ovsem zadosti te vyhovel,
nebot' pozustalost ziveho Co
v6ka nemuze byti mezi dedice
delena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
LODNf ZAMESTNANCI Wy
Sill MA STAVKU.

Philadelphia, Pa. 4. iedna. =
Lodni doprava V tomto pfista-
va jest zastavena. Nekolik set
muzG, pocitaje V to kapitany,
kormidelniky a ostatni muzc
ma pfistavnlch a poTicnich Vie
cnych parnfcich, yy$li dne3 ra-
no ma stavku. Prohlasili V pa
TEX, re zanechaii prace, jestli-
re Jim zamestnavatel6 nepovo-
II vyssi mzdy a kratsi dobu
pracovni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
LWSSl [MSS7 NSSl
CENA A SPOTREBA PAPfRU
STOUPAJf.

Washington, A. edna. -
Spotreba noyinar3keho papiru
od /. fijna dosahla rekordni-
no bodu a tot&z p,ati o Gene,
jak vysvita z dnesni zpravy
spolkov6 obchodni komise. PrG
merna cena V papirnach obna-
sela |. prosince $500 sto liber,
u poroynani $3.75 pred ro-
KEN a $1.88 V roce 1916. Wy
soka cena nesnizila spotrebu,
ktera byla loni o IA procent
vySsl nezli 1918, die odhadu
k0mise.
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SOU
MADARSKO-POLSKE SO
RUCENSTVi.

Z Vidne. Jak oznamuje
Acht-Uhrblatt', konaji Sc me
ri polskou a mad 'arskou va
dou porady sloucenf obou ze-
mi. Vyjednava Sc hospodar-
sku a vojenskou soucinnost. O.
ba staty mali byti spojeny spo-
lecnou hranicf. Spolek mad ar
sko-polsky ma byti ma vyboj a
obranu proti Ceskoslovensku.
Monarchisticka myslenka Sc V
Po,sku povazlive siri a spoje-
MIN monarchistickym Mad ar
skem ma byti jeste vice posile-
ma
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WS5SIWSSIWSSl
REkCRDNi POCET LYNCU.

Tuskegee, Ala, A. ledna. -
Osmdesat dive o5oby byly lynn
covany We Spojenych Statech
"a rok 1919, o 18 vice nezli
1918, jak oznamila dnes uni
versita Tuskegee. Sedmdesat
pet lyncovanyqh byli dernosi,
sedm beloSi. Mezi lyncovanymi
byla jedna Cerno$ka. Sedm lyn-
tovanych bylo upa emo "a ziva.
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WSSl [tfl WSS
CESKA RCnINA OBETf ZE-
LEZNICNiHO MOLOCHA.

Milwaukee, Wis, A. ledna.
Pi. MarkGta Rudolfova, 48leta
IA jeji dcera Celia, 15leta usmr-
Iceny a Josef Rudolf a diva syno
We, Robert 11lety a Clarence
9lety, vazn6 zraneni, kdyz je-
jich buggy zasazeny dnes od-
po. edne ma krizovatce st. Fran
cis vlakem drahy Chicago a
Northwestern.