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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24

~ haln pnatna ehtllne slsAel'
sptA.mt mfermasc . raske Use
Ns.lslu - lAlS aehte. lAke W.
|dt.ne vlNy rasohl va rho DIVER.
rrvsusisl ohras fwmefa y eNrske.
ha d,oia mohoa poskytnoau ~
10 pamc,t
lie pr,ni kApllole sysvh
nett naeusNuie Miite - ear Ma.
knlAs hAi hfltknu \ tnknu sssch
ra,lpn Mitte mel rrsni audirncl
u saia aalcsitusli slaNhy nAmei.
nf sAkladny nro sevcrnl lodstNu
Tar slihil b. nccha r~okrNtoyaii
n siavha sakladny Y mIs,e, edrc.
ntccntm Willem pfi Murmanskdm
nohfrli Avsak IN nekolik lsdnN
pozieji k%nusinikcr hSla picsmu,a
ma roskaa cara do iineho pfisio'
viSla Car poslechl mdy iins'ho
dfNlnika amid by . veci %polcdnal
= Wittcm,
Tate pfihoda ie characteristics
cka Mikulas ytdy hyl podrobcn
rnzntm ylivnm a mcdowell samo.
statne iedna,i Nekdy ma neho pm.
sobiln m%anSelka, indy ntiaky pro.
hnany mysiik a nekdy ncsve,lo.
nifty 0icdnik, Car ncmel nikdy
nrvn6 vulc, Osoba, kicfa icdnala
Is MIN mpoSlcd, ySdy mohla ici
eiSkati pro sv6 plany Ministfi do.
Sli brzy k nahledu, 10 ma carova
slovu noni ladntho s~polchnuti
Nepravdy vclmi cnsto chtol udati
IN hcrnon minci n togcc nesl, kdy1
icho sloya byla brana Y pochyb.
most,
Vcfcincho mincni nikdy nedbal
BAL caste M ievo svym ministrnml
IL IN vefcjncm mintni mu male
a6lc2i. X lidu byv0l ySdy bego.
hlcdnym, Tuto bc1ohlcdnost da'
tovala 80 od nastoupcni ma lr0n
Smrt dvou tisio osob pfi ncst6stI
udaysim Sc pr jeho korunoyuci
nczabranila cNru n careyne, alb,
ycdli ttvcrylku pfi skv6ldm Plies,
toho yetcrn Pogromy a m~assakr,
n brulalnost policic n 0rednikl
nikdy ho ncSncklidnovaly Takovt
opotfcni p%ovaaoval IA nutnd, ab,
lid nuucil SO zn6Ii syd mcze,
So Svou virou v okkultlsm pa
.1tril ear vlnsin6 do stfedoyekn
NGjukS Sarlatdn mel v2dy vliv l
dvora, CNrevna bylu TAX lehkoy6r
nou ioko jcji manScl n jeff VII,
byl vldy m stran6 ncjvicc dcgru
duiici povorcivosti Car dal mnoht
na jcji rody, JiS 10 yysvotluic
proc hnuti ruskcho lidu proti "a
row bylo aivclnd II proc jcvi $,
T, dues Y Rusku tux vclky odpol
prot obnoveni carsivi, 10 vysv6t
luio take nahlost pddu c0rsk6h,
rcSimn Carsky rc2im nemohl 81
opfiti o mic zdr0vcho Y ruskt fisi
Mnozi isou ioho ndhlcdu, 10 od
sooacn byl k brzkdmu pddu n h
by SO byl shroutil ! bcz sy6tov,
vdlky,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24
ZloGinnosti We S~pojenych
Stitsch pfibyvi.

Iloeinna VIM ktcrh pfehubla No
20 Hpojcnych stdtecb 20 zakonce,
hi ssttol yblky, mutt pelictjnf
6utority mfsffkf, ststni . nbfod-
nj, sby pouzfly vedy noySeh
yy15les6 v boJi proti !upleap, 40.
dtjhm, yrhae1m bomb y yrahbsn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24

Ncni dncs .icdineho nepfcdpo.
.iateho pozorovatclc pomcrn We
Spoicnych Statech, ktcry by ne.
dolnal, ~ narodni prohibicc, 1es
ycsla p%latnost due 10 lednn,
1919, 6plne sclhala, Ncodstrnnlla
pijactvi a je vefcjnym lajemstylm,
10 neni jedincho hnizda V cclych
S~poicnych St6tcch, kdc lihoyiny
ncbyly by k dostani, We velkyeh
mesiech ie zaiceno pro opilstvl
kn2deho dine vclkt mnoastyi lidi
a pokuiy pro ne1dkonnc VAST
neni lihovin'' .isou dennim ELEVEN
II yscch policejnich solld0 vctsleh
mGst, Pres to yscchno ysak po'
koutni obchod : llhovlnami kvc'
10 q Mmistnay6 SC Jim celia ar.
mada lidi. Jc to %povoldni sicc nc.
bezpecn6 n eli cloycku nepridh,
ale .ic yynosn6 a dali Sc V mem
vydaati pcfifzc, ssehlcii pczlt Y
ktcrtmkoliv jintm lcgalnim OBJ
chodt. Tyto rychld y$dtlky jsol,
pfiainou, 10 %pokontni obchodnici
\ lihovinami riskuji @tecni a 20.
kunl, s ktcron nrpochybnc W
svSch knlkulaeich take poeitnjl,
Lihovin .jc We Spoicnyeh STA
tech stale dost. kofalka je jed
max wyrabdna pokoulne u jcdnal
pochaai 70 stnrych aisob, icz byl,
znacnd vclkc v dobd, kdy prohi
bice vesla v plainost Fcdcraln
zfizenei, p@oyefeni yyndIlhnim pro
hibienich z1konn, prnyl, ~ ext
siuje dobfc zorganisoyad spolct
most 4 nfadovnami Y New Yorku
Chieagn Il San FRANCISCAN, ktcrl
z%uplavujc zemi opojnymi nhpojl
lei ziskaya hlaynG Z vlddnfch skla
disf IA falcsna %poyolenf Prayl 81
dokoncc, zc V t6to s|polccnosti ia
ldzaii Sc vladni lfcdnici u kon
grcsniei.
vIAdni ~zfizcnci zahajili yySc'
tfov0ni operaci ieto s%polccnosti I
pfisIi k n6hledu, M ! policcjni Il
fcdnici V Chicago byli Y korrupi
mich stycich : i6mito pokoutnim
prodayaci Iihovin Pravi sc, u
whiska IN IS ccntl sklcnicka
prayG piyo IN % ccntd sklcnict
proddvaly sc v hostincich Y Chi
uagu. Major A. v Dalrypflc, bS.
yaIy fcditcl 1fadovny pro yymh
lldpi prohibicc Y cllicagskcm "
siriktu, vidal SO sgtho 1fadu po
ntyadz dosel k pfesy6deeni, 20 DO,
jcho prot prcsinpniki ~prohibie
nich zakonn jc marny. Prohldsil
IL nebylo mozpo dociIiti n1provJ
whlcdcm X tomu, ze ~chicagskl
policic byla vc spojeni = prodoya
II lihoyjD
Vlddni 1fcdnik, ~pfidtlcnS k fc
dcrdlni nf8doynG pro ~yym9hdn
prohibice v Chicngu, sdfiil Chi
cugskt fedcrdlni yelkoporotf, b
nabizen byl mn '1platek Y obnosl
10000, znstayili prondslcdoydn
pokoutnicb prodayoGd lihoyin
rplatek tento n0bizeD byl mi il
sion zcn0u y New Yorku, po ktc
ri nyni fcderdlni a%ntorify phtr0
ii ably mohly z%jiStiti, kdo il "a
m~esin9saI. Walter S0dIer, finon
foi agent v New yorky, ucinil Do
znanf 0 syych stycich se spoler
noati prodsyoc6 lihoyin u M ~
kladt tohoto dozndni mnoho osol
bylo zatceno,
Mosineric, jez zfizens byla \
yymlb6ni prohibifnich zbkon6 i
jl nyui Y rozkI0du . ncpi ND
nym ~tsjemstyim, M komisaf Joht
r. Kramer u ccld foda jeho 20
mopnik6 jsop %Dabazeni jN syIcl
Gfad6 aInozi st6lDi prohibited IL
djielf . zfilenci yzdbyaji W. yy}cl
6fadb pro obtile, III ktsrt pgrh
zejf We ensze 20 vymshsni zskon'
4 mnozi d mich bylI 1fadu zbDee
nj pro nrkonani povjnnotl Y NJ
ktsr5ch mistecb pred vo!boni pre-
sidestsky nj pfDdlyaly se likoyin.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24


W Nelks MimlnislfWenl hnlu,s
Na AFlmriousksm nArnlnlm HIN.
,UNt uelalebo Mashlnelnna va.
ySlsenlci muhea sreifin kaAlcho
lnc fhds raksl, = nlehe mlegaiI
sr pugAaalkN amerleks rh soiakN.
pflNegrlNuh q trancie lsun -
mriVolA Nullnn q heninckN y
frnupssrr y inlianN 2 kelllor.
uir ltmtr kalieho slalu Vnie.
Tmef kaale mlpolclne naNsleN'
nici tnhoto krasnthu pohtchniho
misla mohou hSli sVtlky pohlhi'
,ani uasirh hnlinN wa Nl6stnim
mislt ics whrateno hylo oheicW'
sstlovt Nalky nnutna east mr.
lvol va ladosl rfihmGuSch j. 20.
snhn do domovsklch NEST a tam
p%ohfhcna, aySak liSice iich males'
non misio poslcdnihu %odpotinull
ma krasntm hfhitoye Arlington.
skcm,
Nsiehni mdli hrdinoye ison 10.
chovhvani ~ vscmi voicnskS M
poctumi Phi kakdcm iakosom 20.
hrhu smulc6ni obrady konany isot
ducboynim professionally ! ka.
toliekym a ysdy poslcdni saliva j,
vypdlcna vojiny pres move vyko
pany hrob M1le So staff 2e po
hfbiyan jc prdvo mlady horal ]
Kentucky, ktcry pudl v Arpon
sktm polcsi Jc mozn6, ~ isou I,
po11stutky vojina, povodne po
hrbeneho ma hfbitove v Beuumon
IN We Francii, nebo ST. Emclic n
ncbo Romagne
kaadd akev ic yclice telka
Jsoa to vclk6 TRULY y teakth,
dfcya, ktcr6 kry.ji koyovou rnkev
,iel v62t 300 libcr. Nscm temt'
hrdinhm dostdvd SO 2vl6stnih'
pohrhu; pro kazdeho wldsf ko
many jsou obfady KaSdych ne
kolik dni pfijiSdi yclk6 LODI III
pristayisl6 V New Yorhm = n6kla
dem mrtvycb, Ma picrn jc nyitd
M ~brigddnim %gencrdlcm Johncn
j. Brudlcycm, vclitelem p%fistay'
n ieho st6bcm, AZ do pritomn.
dolby Goo mrtyol bylo pfiycaen'
10 Spoicuych Stdtn n pohrbcn'
tryulo ma amcrick6 pude, Vice jul
$4,000 mrtyol zbSyd ieste privc2l
n ma Ne IN to, ~ tcprve Y pfislln
rocc prace tnto Dude skoncenO
Nyni pGjde rychle ku prcdn, pone
vudz bylo ueineno opaircni pr
doprnyeni 1000 mrtyol do Spojt
nych StdtI tydne,
tfkol, %doprayiti 10000 mrtvo
yojin1, jich2 rodiny poSdduly
pohtbcui jich na americkt pnd'
I il Natny, VyzGd6 81 take ana'
utho ndkladn, Aysak ndklud NJ
. rozhoduic, jedna.li SO 0 dusiojn
! poIfbcni M amcrickG pOdc vol
, ma, klcr$ poIo1il Siyot IA syoI
!, ylast.
EvropSkG ylddy joyi aacn.
ldicm Y prdcl, provdddn6 amer
ckou hroby rcgistrujici divisi, pi
, stehovdni telcsnyeh ~poanslatk
4 nasich mrtvych vojinu z docns
pSch iciich pohrcblst vc FrancI
do spoicnycb Stdtn. odbor walk.
pr6v6 obdrSol cd DR., N, Fcttcs'
lckafsk6ho fddco m6sta Luccn
) burku 70 yfyodstvi s~leintlo jmf
M, pfipis, V ktcrtm chydli No n
merittf 1fcdnici II muai, poyerct
%cxkumaci mrtyol amcrick$ ch 70
! jind, docasnc pohfbcn$ch ma pa
ID loloio ytyodstyi, "a ohlcdl
plnosi, \ jakou konaji syojc pc
: yinlosti n sehopnost, jakou pre-
icviIi ' koudni vclkdhd syGho 1
kolu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-22
KEYPORT SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO GIVE CANTATA MONDAY
BY snecial Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Dec. 21-Calvary M.
Z. Sunday school will render a can
tata in the church on Monday night
under the direction OF Mrs. Thomas
w. Dawson, the program to De q
follows:
Opening chorus by the school.
"Whispering Winds Softly Signing"
Prayer-Rev. A. C. Brady. Chorus
hv the school - Merry Merry
Christmas Time" Address by the
pastor.
Cantata - "santa's Wonderful
Gift; characters = Santa Claus,
Evertt Cokelet: father, Theodore
Dick; mother, Miss Lillian Bouton'
queen, Verna Lewis; queens attend
ants-Eleanor Lewis. Elaine How
ard: %rcereau Walter Van Giesen:
chief, Hugh Robinson; angel OF
PEACE, Emily Winter: herald. Edna
Erwin; nurse, Ada Winter; atlanu'
n = Mabel McElvaine, Georgia
Huylar, Burton Ward, Wilbur Auy-
lar; Mother Goose, Catherine bou'
on; Boy Blue, Harry Roberts: 20
Peep. Florence Adair; Jack 'sprat.'
Walter Van Giesen: Mrs. Spratt ADA
winter; Old King Cole. joseph Win
ter; Jack Horner. Burton ware:
Jack. Forest Garrison; Jill, Bessie
Hoplax Bill. Joseph Winters; susan
Estelle Applegate: Mary, Abbie Ma
son: Harry, Harry Roberts; Jane.
Helen Applegate: Jim. Louis Silcox;
John. Frank APPLICABLE; Jeanette
katherine Bouton; Edna. Elizabeth
Stiles: Melissa, Marjorie Corneii;
Ike, Theodore Apologize.
Chorus by the -school-"All In the
Silent Night"
Presentation Of gifts and diplomas
BenedictioA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-22

ident, died in May after a long and
distressing illness. she was ever
alert up to the time of her illness in
the good work of our AUXILIARY, dc,
voting both time and energy ana
never weary In well doing. We shall
sadly miss her.
Mrs. /. +. Robbins. our former
treasurer, passed away. Indefatig-
able in her work. faithful to every
responsibility which came to her.
and ever responsive TO every call.
Mrs. Henry Dillon, our second vice
president. was the victim of a shock
ing accident. How quickly the words
come to us, an the midst OF life we
are in death"
Besides the great loss to our aux
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-22
TRIBUTE TO DECEASED
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY WOMEN

The following tribute by Mrs. w.
Scott Hall. president of the Women's
Auxiliary to tso Hospital Associa-
ton. is published in memory of those
active workers in the association
who have died during the past year;
1t seems fitting at this time that
We should pause and place upon rec
ord our tribute of appreciation and
in memory of those who have been
called from us during the year.
Mrs. j. S. Wight, our beloved pres
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-22

Hilary in the death of Mrs Dillon, 1
speak of my own personal loss. as we
were together in the work. more con-
stantly latterly. than with others,
and her cheering words and ready
help made her a charming compan-
ion, and I am deeply grieved by her
sudden death.
1t is said, Tho greatest gift in
Gods master bestowal upon man IS
memory. Out of memory comes the
conscious of life worth while and
the compensation of a life OF help
~fuluess."
Ard so. we offer his tribute to the
memory Of those who have passed
ON during the year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17
Observations
BY THE RAMBLER.

list as the sun was setting Sunday
an cid negro woman came slowly
down the hill at the end OF Locust
avenue extension at Edgemont. Her
Aiigu. o was bent with age and hard
work. evidence of the latter showing
IN the gnarled hands. Keeping well
q the left Of the road. she shuffled
along I'M an old pair OF shoes. much
.co Big and run down at the sides and
iceis. As she arrived opposite a
large concrete dwelling, she stopped
md peered apxiously through her
classes, up and down the road, look
iig for an opening 10 Cross between
1.-THE lines OF rushing automobiles that
s5eefned more numerous than usual at
fkRt time, but no one seemed to no.
ice Der plight.
Suddenly q shrill voice sounded
from an upper window Of the mansion.
Hello, Mary" !,
The woman looked at the house and
rs her eyes located little girl about
tour years old, the homely, wrinkled
lace 1T up with beautiful smile.
Hello. JAMIE" she qlavered.
Hello, Mary" came the little voice
atRain, this time more nsistent, ac-
ebmpauied by a frantic wave OF the
hand. Evidently the little one had not
sHello. honey" louder, this time
and as an opening came between the
autos. and the woman started across
the road, the front door was flung
open and a little girl dressed In white
With short socks that showed her dim
Dled knees, came bounding down the
walk, her eyes ike stars and her
Golden hair shining in the rays Of
the setting sun. Straight at the wo-
man she ran and without regard to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17

ne. coipr or cb1dt ion Of 5 cry
gave ieI d GOOD hug and ma hug "
.i i return When last aeen, they were
going up the van, hand ID hand
Mary, no doubt telling JAMIE what
r. wonderful time she had on her
Sunday afternoon of
Yesterday mornings hike led out
Pennsylvania avenue 10 the home OF
c. Z. Mason, where several beakers
OF sparkling spring water from che
living rock were quaffed, then down
the hill, over the railroad bridge and
on around the dirt road past the Ma
rion county farm.
Here were no automobile parties
dashing along at fifty miles an hour
with the mistaken notion that they
are seeing the country. Many pedes-
TRANS who evidently know the beau
ties OF that part of the country were
abroad, among them an Austrian ana
his wife and little girl, the latter with
the large dark eyes and bright yellow
hair peculiar to the little children OF
the Slavish race. The little one had
her arms full of lilacs into which she
buried her nose from time to time with
an acstatic sigh. A little farther
along was the lilac bush. wasting
It's sweetness on the desert air. be-
fore an unoccupied house. opposite
the house is a valley, the sides GOV.
cred with dogwood in full boom. and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17
DEATH OF MRS. WILL LYONS.

AZ message received here Saturday
announced the death at COLORADO
LYONS IL a brother OF A. c. Lyons, OF
this city. This is his second VIE M.,n mis
first wife having been MISS M death
Afanley, of this city. Mrs. Lyons Sea.
followed surgical operation perloim
ed recently. She is survived by ner
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17

sfb2iaS ths fiFss a he end 81 ! leps
IL IS SSls Az md s,y sSEE are ss
6ands or flowers IN bloom, ana nov
and then giving . glimpse OF FAIR
mont hills IN the distance.
4 A sharp contrast TO tho prtmeval
loneliness Of the countryside Is tnr-
nished at the end Of the road. which
leads to the Coke By-Product plant,
the most modern Of its kind In the
world.
IAN whsskey Is good,' the Old
Stew used to contend. "but some
kinds are better than others"
, A Main street restaurateur types
on his menu:
All kinds Of pie, per cut, 1oc.
blackberry pie, per cut, 15c;
With regard 10 tho "all kinds" one
might take the Same stand as the
Bowery waiter whose answer Apple,
custard, and mince," brought the re-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17

= Freemasonry took its rise in the
middle ages. along with other incor-
porated crafts or guilds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17

.fudnstriai Girls rake . Tramp.
read a well dressed, youth giancins
at heading in The West VirgniAln
Saturday. ~
aSay," he commented. glancing re-
gretfullv down at his sarteIlai man IAN y
up, wouldn't Ike TO be that tramp.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17
Agriculture
and Manufacture

Away and by far the assets Of West Virginia
the development of which absolutely Necessary
ing oft produce much more thanitnow Yields inosas
Of manufacturing until West Virginia becomes the GREATEST
manufacturing state These policies that Fred Paul
nor Of West Virginia. will do his utmost firmly establish
the minds and hearts Of the States people Here ndi
ddate who is manufacturer, knows manufacture
He offers you the benefit Of his knowledge, the esulno IBIS
years of actual experience. Think it over.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17

spouse Gimme 4 J. ece o. q pie ''n,'
"a piece 81 cislaf s. Il. Z.
say eei 9 : y, n, Z
"a beiligerent Jaw. 8
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
MUTT TRIO BUDDIES
SEPARATED TODAY
Baglesy. Belt and Mack Part Com
pmry fer First Time Since
Joining Shows.

~. = bell. Max BaEiey and Charles
Drew Mack. trio buddlos Of the ia G
Mutt show. broke M yesterday for
the first separation IN more than n
year. when the first two men named
left for New York. where they will
Join ore of the popular musical come
dies IN thc metropolis.
Raglcy goes 20 New York ~ music
NJ director Of tho show while Bell goes
as first viollnist 81 the same show
Barley has had several years expert
encs a. director and producer - mus
ical comedies ~ various popular
shows and has a wide reputation -
being one 81 the classiest men IN III
profession.
Bell. cx-serEeant ~ the 10th pivi-
sion. United states army. during tho
war holds ~ his only regret that he
was beld IL Camp Funston, Kan. in
stead ~ being ordered across. Ho
was ~ ore time musical director OF
the Orpheum circuit
Mack was sergeant major. frat
class and served ia France with the
38a Division. Illinois National Guard
The three men have been close com
panlons since Joining the Mutt show
and their FIRST separation after more
than a year is especially reRretful O.
Mack. who remaius IN Pensacola tenn
porarily.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
COUNTY BOARD
CLEARS ACCOUNTS
Commandments Make Final Settle
rnents for Bayou TeSar Bridge
and Barraneaa Road.

Final settlements were made for the
building 0f The Bayou Tcxar bridge
and Fort Baruncas highway IS tho
county comm issioners co their regular
meeting yesterday The Bayou Texar
bridge has just been completed and
Is considered one ~ the best pieces OF
engineering 81 is kind in thc state
The btu for tho building II the Fort
BaFrancas road amounting "a Si.s7T.5l
was approved with certain deductions
Io rs made from tho amount due the
contractor John Gerlius. for parts az
The road being below the standard Of
thickness required IN the contract
The board also acted on the inter
est and allI ing fund for the outatand-
ing bond "a special srhooI district No
3. which has been under consideration
for several months. and on the assess
ment on taxable property for the
amount
The notary bonds ~ & A. Canady
and z " pAlemberte were approved
The ola hoard viii meet again for
'h# iAst time IAN. & after which mem
beers af the ness board win assume
their duties
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
NUM- RETURNS TO
NEW ORLEANS TRIAL
Man Held IN the County Jail Will
Face Larceny Charges IN New
Orleans.

f. IT, NUM- was returned 10 New
Orleans yesterday afternoon IN charge
81 Detective John W Mahen for trial
on charges of breaking and entering
the 81 Charles hotel or that city. The
charges grew out of the theft - ?
suitcase and purse OF Claim Agent
Taliaferro OF Georgia railroad re-
Gently.
Nfunz f. also wanted in salt lake
City 10 complete a prison term OF 20
years on charges of larceny. from
where he made his escape after he
had served only about two years 81
the sentence. His record IN oaher
cases was forwarded - tho sher9 n =
office here following the forwarding
Of the Anger prints % The man 10
Leavenworth by r. G Forrest, finger
print expert. who has offices la the
county building
NUM- was arrested here BY Offcsr
Mcintyre ~ the police force and held
for investigation. on his person he
carried about 80 railroad passes. all
made out 60 Taliaferro. az claim agent
Of the Georgia railroad. Il later de-
v@loped that these passes were stolen
from . man named Taliaferro. who
reported that a suitcase and other
property was taken from him M the
81. Charles az New Orleans.
The salt Lake city authorities were
notified u the arrest Of Munz here
and notified the sheriff that man
would be sent for him shortly In
the meantime New Orleans wanted
Nuns returned q that city 20 face the
charges OF breaking and entering the
hotel and a detective from tho city
force was sent for him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
ASSAULTING CASE
BE HEARD MONDAY
Cases Against George Hall. Greek ard
Women Continued Until
Monday.

Trial 81 George Hall and others IN
connection with the assault of Mike
Galios. Greek merchant. was contin-
ued yesterday until Monday morning
in the police court The case grew
out ~ an admitted light By Hall ami
the Greek az the conclusion Of oele-
bration supper held IN the store u
the merchant
During the ARRAY the Greek was
lett unconscious and badly bruised ana
stated 70 the police next day that he
was short or about $3.50. which he
claimed had been taken from him
Solicitor Fisher began an investlga-
ton ~ the analr and the merchant
stated that the money had been prom
lsea % be- returned 20 him. TO q rep
resentative 81 The Journal the mer-
chant stated that an missing money
had been returned 70 him by an un-
known messenger
Three negro women. who were pres
ent during the celebration. stated 20
the officers that they had been np-
preached by some one who rosemblod
an officer and warned not 70 tell any
thing about the evenings celebration
enc of the women stated that she was
willing 90 tell all she knew but was
afraid ~ revenge she was convinced
hy chief ellis that SHE would be pro
tected and then told all she knew Of
the evening
The case was SCI for trial Wcdnes-
duy morning but was continued until
next day on request Of an attorney
who stated that one 81 the defendants
asked that the case be- continued on
account Of the women being out OF
town As the women were preaamt af
court and the defendant was not.
George Hall Was placed uuder a $3.50
bond 20 guarantee his presence at
court yesterday morning
The case was continued yesterday
un motion Of u. Pope Reese. attorney
for Galloa. The merchant was unable
% be- present and tne case was al
lowed Is pass until Monday morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
YACHT CLUB PLANS
FOR SERIES RACES

The Pensacola Yacht club racing
committee is planning for 4 series ~
BIT weekly races for the new year ON
Fridays ana Sundays
An interesting race for the last dav
cf me old year viii b. today between
Glass A and y racers The race il
20 begin "a clock Class A pilots
wlH be nan shepard William Wal
theirs and oscar sheppard class T.
Clarence Hutchinson. Jim Watson ard
Jack CreushaN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

DIR. Pollock has returned to
the city and will resume his
practice al 800 Theisen Bldg.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31

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