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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

er. Manager Won Herberg viii att<
First National meeting in Chico
Tor The purpose OF arranging ~
national franchises for cities Z
towns turnout the Northwest.
III a man has but one shirt
never owes big wash bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

omp~nso foy making a remark TO
friend that all women are "eary TO
get" Moreover. she I'D him into
series Of the s,ranEcst and funniest
adventures imaginable.
STRAND
Every woman loves beautiful
gowns. and In "Everywoman.- the
screen version Of tho famous nsag~
play which opens at tho strand Sat.
grsiay. a muie4iudc OF the fashionable
nodists~' most modern creations are
shown. In the opening scents In the
picture before II becomes purely
symbolic story OF life itself bazaar
ls shown that Ia declared 20 be YER
table fashion show
Violet H~minK. Wanda Uawioy.
Mont, Hue. Theodore Roberts. Ray.
mond Hatton. Clara Horton and
TuIly Marshall are only few OF the
prominent players In the cast.
Friday night for tho last time AMI
IA Stewart wiil be seen In in old
Kentucky"
tIENMfs.
Tho management Of the Cismmer
has announced continued engage.
men, Of Rex Behrh's powerful story.
The silver Horde" In order 10 &C.
commodatr the many hundreds Of
people who have been turned away
thru the week
THIS picture ~ fIicd with romance
ar,d adventure and also has an edu.
catlonai value. Myrtle strdman. who
plays the role Of Cherry Malotie.
Iieach's lovabls heroine. IL supported
BY n splendid cast.
COLISEUM
4 costume play Of the days when
knights were bold when spain was
IN It's glory wiii be the next aitrsc.
T ton AZ tho Coliseum. i, il a story
of court intrigue and romance and
adventure and william Farnum "
presented as an adventureiovinr
hero
Tonight for the las, time Clara
Kimbail Young appears in The For.
hidden Woman"
COLONIAL
"A Modern saiofne- L. tho faHcfnat
Z ing title OF tho now show which
opens at the Colonial today. Hope
Hampton. a clever leading woman.
I plays tho featured role OF a spoiled
society bud. who because OF her
frivolous manner iH called "a modern
Salofne"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

I.ots of men arr club n~mbcrs be-
cause they dislike tho idea OF spend
ing their evenings AZ home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

During the honeymoon \ man
smiles inwartfly II his wife confc~-es
that she married him to reform him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-16

omp~nso fos making a remark TO a
friend tina, all women are cary 20
get" Moreover. shs i-d him into a
series Of the s,ranKr.t and funniest
adventures imaginable.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
Americka obuv pro
vyvoz je lacinejsi

Washington, ID. G., q. dubna
- Y Americe zhotovena obuv 50
proddva pro vyvoz "a eeny cd 81
do 90 procent levneji neil We Spo.
jcngch Statech, jak vychazi M
jevo 2 vlGdnich aprdv. Obchodn'
odbor oznamuc, Re nyni vyvaN g
vice jak million pard obuvi ze ze.
me kazdy m6sic. Prdmerne ceny
vyvczcnt obuvi V mesici Iednu
byly ndslcdujici: Muaskd, par
1855; zenskd obuv, 1877. u Diet.
ska obuy, $1.91. TO jsou velkoob.
chodni ccny, jez udavdny jsou "a.
silateli ia celnich listinach, Pr6
mernt velkoobchodni ceny We s,po,
jenych Stdtech V prosinci, tedy
m6sici pfcdchazejfcim, byly Muz
ska obuv, par, 1926 a zenska
1856. Tyto ceny byly ziskany ,
1fadovny odboru prace.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28


Washnrlhn N a. 2 dnhna.
nlu altlpfd lplaluafNmu tss.
k%,eln,rnsks Tishosa kancl air q
rfaht. uqnfadnio tfstoslnsNn.be
gahmnani miuisiofsito hanfsl na
nnSc.l bmrrleba lfnaa,ni mlsse
ptieHMi -lAiG -miAiNl- nndnfi
'Samtap miplsu uhfhoiu lletilef.
.guhrani'ni miuislf ~ lleuts Or.
Samal q prnmlncuim airhmlniei
nrumyslnioi ~ lleBs St. sV9
feei pal 81 uin1nni aStN mrzi
tesknslnVcnskem q Amrrikon
rfavil, r. knmise samn lnle muei
neiltnt segunl iab main, gpr6tH
isnu sifpnt . tcskusluvtnslW -
.pnvil dale, tc t'csl nsluNeusAn pn
.iirhuie %rotrayinN Il surNiN III.
Dial o pnsutlkv tlenW homi.r iHk
ably mnhlo byti prik0dtm / ylcp-
semi n ldolonaleni pomtrn Reckon.
Nirukce sifedni Evropy hule vel.
kim nkolcm, uySak Cpskoslnvcn-
sko IL ochotno spolnpracoyat
Amcrika il urfrna. aby hrala ve-
likou nlohu v rckonstrukci Eyro.
Ply. Nzdor piitomnSm ncsnizim,
Crskosloyensko p%okratujc ye sye
konsolidnci Optimism ic zulozen
mn |piirodnich pokladcch u 2dro.
jich, iakoh ma ylastcnecivi ohy.
vnielstva. rozliodnut6ho %chraniti
bluho vscch tfid. V odpoy6d ma to
mluyci komisc p. Murphy pravil,
~ komisc pfiiela studoyat pome.
~ n ze IN kr6tkou dobu svtho po-
bytu Y ~rcpubliec uznamen0la, iak
velky pokrok byl u6in6n. Pravil,
h Amerlka chce poskytnouti Ev-
rope stfcdni veskerou pomoc n ze
nechce vyuzitkovat nizk6ho stavu
knrsu n yytezit 2 nepriznivf stu
ace. Ujistil sympatiemi Amcriky
n pravil, 70 doufa pcvn6 Y brzke
hospoddfskt styk.y Ccskoslovcn.
ska S Amerikou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
SchIze svrchovane
rady v San Reno

San Reno, %Italie, u. dubna.
Mezispoienccka syrchoyana rada,
,iez zahajila syojc zascdani v pom
deli vc Vile Dcvauchau, scycroza-
padnG cd tohoto mesta, vedIc otaz-,
ky uzayfeni miru 8 Turcckem bu-
de uvazovati take o okkupaci OBJ
lasti Ruhrsk6 u jinych dhlezitych
probl6mech. Inaeng vyznam pfi-
klddd Sc okolnosti, ze Ike konfe-
renci povolani byli take marsal
Foch, polni marsalek Wilson a adj
miral Beatty. Poyoldni posleze
imenovan6bo povazuje SO "a ma
zna6oni, ze milze bIti uvazovdno
o obnovcni blokady Nemccka.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
Vytrznosti v lrsku
byly obnoveny

Belfast, Irsko, q. dnbna. IN
yh&nym yytrznostcm doslo mczi
nnionisty a Sim Feinisty Y ncdc,
ii yctcr v Londonderry n v tczich
tcchto pouzito byIo ! rcvoIverd
Policic Mkroeilo n pokusiIa 80 W.
tr&niky rozehnoti Boje zvlastt
prudkt sycdeny byIy m Carlisle
most6, TAX Ne chodci ncmohli NJ
mn noe yrdtiti do syych domoy0
pro ncbczpccf, jez jim brozilo. Jc'
den mladik byl postfelcn n crane.
nj jebo poyazuje We "a smrtcIne
Policii, pa ktcron vStr2nfci hazel
kamenim, podafilo We yykliditi u,
lice asi 0 pGlnoci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
Francouzsti delnici
pro odvolani vojska

Pafiz, u. dubna. Pozadayky,
ably franeouzskd yojska, posland
do nemcckScb NEST yychodn6 oil
Ryna, byla odyolana, ably Francic
upustila cd nQvIch kolonidlnich
cxpedicl, podobnlch Wpravc do
.Syrie, u propust6ni tffdy z roku
1918 y vojcusk6 sluzby. byly OBJ
sazony v manifesto, yydnnem &c.
nerdlni fcderaei prace, kterim Sc
vsiclni delniei won, ably z~astuyili
prhci ma prvniho MAZE. V mantle
ste SO pravi, ze temto pozadayk0m
melo by byti vyboyeno, ably bylo
prokazano, Re Francie 81 pfejc IL
pfimnG miru.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
Ceskoslovensky ka-
binet zIistane pro-
zatim v 1fadech

Washington, y. e., %. dubna
80 PryDi nArodnf shroma&dfni &c.
skoslovenske skoncilo svoji Elm.
most v rannich hodindch dine 6.
dubna, die kabelogramu 2 Prahy
CeskosloycnskG Informaenf Rance
lafi. vldda, domnfvajic sc, 2e tim
take kondi jcji poslani, sloAila q.
Fady, poyazujic "a spravnejsi w.
ckati vysledku volcb, ktert budou
znamenati novou fasi ynitropoliti-
ckou. No Mdost p~residenta Ma
saryka v6ichni ministfi poycdou
|sye rcsorty po nekoIik dalsich IT,
dn6, M do yytvofcni move koali-
|co yolby po poslanccke snamov-
ny konaly Ne dnc IL. dnbna a do
senGtu bndou We konati dne 25.
dubna. -- Dine Is. dnbna pfijcl
dalsf transport sibiFskych legion6-
|fh plnkn Jiffho . Podebrad, lie.
gionAH byIi nadscne uvithni. -
Nemeetf 4elczni6ni zffzcnci nc We.
yernich Czech poslaIi X Wade dcpu.
tact q ubezpccili il, ze budou loyal.
nj vykonAyati syoje povinnosti X
CcSkosloycnsks %republjce. ladaji
pouze vyhovSnf potsdsvkhm vy4i'
yovacim 4 socihlnfm, eoz by)o jim
slibeno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
SEST OSOB ZAHYNU.
10 BLIZZARDU We
STATU COLORADO
zclezniani doprava Y me.
ste Denver opetne We
stavu normalnim.

Denver. Colo 20 duhnn
Ncjmens scsi osob gahynulo y bliz
gardn. kirrt fadil y Colorado cd
snboiy do pondalkn y mnoho j.
nych 81 pohiesuje. Til ~ zahy.
nullrh jsou p~asicyri n jcjich sta.
ia zahynnla spoln $ mimi. Devatc.
nact iintch sthd ovci Sc pohfeSuj,
n mi So IN 10, ~ i pastevci zahy.
null $ mimi.
Pastevci. jichi mrtyoly byly jiS
~nalczeny, zahynuli jihovfchodni
oil Trinidad. Jedcn y mich. John
Sandavall, zmral v stole. opirai'
Sc o maly stromck, "a MIMI hlcdaI
%ochrany proti zine a vetru. Diva
druzi. Ramon Gallegos a Pedt
Mandoza, %nalezeni byli v aavejicf
dyacct stop vysokych, do nichz 81
nepochybnd uchylili Y nadeii, 10 50
tax zachrani pred zmrznutim.
Robert A. Lewis, 60-lctS tcrno
|ssky evangelista, nalczen byl zmrz
Is pod mostem nedalcko Brighton
kde hlcdal ochranu pred bouii. -
Lewis Brugger, ~ roxy starry II
hlokop, usmrcen byl v Lafayette
dratem, nabitym clektfinou, KITE
Try strtcn byl "a boufc.
pomery v Denver jsou jiz temel
normdlni. Vsechny nlice V obchod
nj casti mtsta n mnoht v residcnt
nj casti mesta byly vyklizeny. =
Dodavka posty ' rcsidendni east
mesta nebnde vsak normalni je
ste po cely tyden, die prohlasen
postmistroya. Tem1f vsechny ae
lcznicc odstranily snfh sc svfcl
trait a vlaky opetna jedi prayi
define. lemon asi dive odbofky ac
lcanic ' horach nebyly $ TO dosuc
obnoviti Utmost.
Pfiyoz dobytka do trhu Y Den
yer byl TAX slaby, ze jedcn jatet.
nj zdvod byl nucen zastaviti pra.
ci. V drnhgch Sc pracovalo, alt
NO plnou parou, O6ekdya Sc, II
doprava zlepsf SC Y tonic tydny
do IL miry, 2c zasildni dobytka bu'
de znovn zahdjeno.
Distrikty, postizenf tornadem
poticbuji nutne pomoci. Jevi Sc 4,
Mich nedostatek lekafd n nemoc
ni6nich potfeb. Stany a jind do
casnd obydli Dude nntno zfidit'
pro ty, ktefi pfi boufi pfisli o phi
sttesf. Jevi sc obavy, ze v postize.
ngch distriktech nastanc nedosta'
tex potrayin. -.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28

'tsp,ai tim "a " u mnohs us
|ho mhuhA = stare lullk y ail "a
.lsiilnsii saYlv ! - is.ose p'
irma nrha II nj, nenl b u
.uth isho 81 incela nct haii
Nlnda diNlh
odpovsd Made divce lido.
.lieii - slataii ~ eiu gAlcillosll.
uni} u, y lido - u lahal tlnl tab
bud " slulollhusii. nr,Alo'no
sti unph , nadlsllu tasu irlitol
die encfek,ho r'chl. ~ 'tas
lsou pcnir m;li by, jle mshv
IhAhlcdu, spise sinu,aii ien tns l'
.sstmu ,las,nimu nrospachu KITE
rs hy Jim slou1il alcsro6 lu cti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
Kdc Triner, tam zdravf.

Toto heslo plat i "a ncjnepfi-
znivejsleh okolnosti krajan p A.
i. Fencl, hornik y Galloway, w.
Va, psal nam 15 ledna 1920:
"Co Sc tytc vlsledku Trincrova
LtcivGho I1ofk6ho VIVA proti zd-
cpG, bolcni hlavy, bolestcm zalud-
ku atd, doporueuji jc vfclc horni-
kun prot ~spatn6mu ddlnimu
yzducbu nebo boufi \ cerpeho
prachu q karbonoytmu plynu 20
v~ystfelcch, kdyz Sc hornik vrdti
pills brzy do bdnG, dokud jcst6
kouf . prach nebyly dostatcfne
odstraneny T%rincroyo LG6iW IIof-
he Vino dtlh ms, mnc q mfbo bra.
ira, otuailSmi u 2drayfmi, u JIM,
jlmz jsmc j. doporucili, llaAi IN
vgsledek." kdyz Triuer6y lex po-
mdbd w fnkoyych oEoluoaii, mlsl
b9ti dobry, q V nofm6lnieh pond
recb musi bgti jcbo 1cipky ncyy.
roynatcIn6. Pozddcjtc svfho lfkdr.
nika nebo obehoduika . ltky take
o Trincrdy idnimcnt, kter4 il W.
pG reumatigmu, neuralgia,
.poldmhni, otckIindcb d pod Jo-
seph Triner Company, 1333.43 +,
Ashland Ave. Chicago, III. Ad.
ycrtiscment
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
JApONCl zuSTA.
NOU MA NEJAkOu
DObU MA SHIRT
sc Jim o sabc,pe.
scni odchodu Cecho.
slovaku.

Washington u 81 81 duhua
latmnaL, %Nolruslt aulorilN y,
snare po gahespeteui Nsch posic ,
Sibiii vyicdna,aii lie dialnich
'ypray. - spnluprici A. yhSlky kol.
|eakuvteh vuisk. kierh dusud y,
vSchodni Shift oprmii y lpmi'
vyicdnavani. iak ~ ystngumiva
'ielna 81 take q picpnsitni honitn.
|ly nad ttnskon %vtehodni ielcznirI
Inpout0m Gina proii iakesfml
uspniddani %proicsluic
ldrioyani dlouht q nitim ne
.chrdnsnt komunikaeni inic mcsl
vlndivosiokcm a iezercm Bojkal.
,kpm. tisir mil dlouhe, ie 1kolcm
vclicc oblisnlm. ale pres to ia.
panel prohlnsuii, sc znstanorl' ably
|splnili slih o zabrzpceeni odchodll
poslednich oddl1 dcskosloyenskd.
ho vojska a ably rhrdnili korell
pred bolscyicks dtokem
.Iaponska ylada prohlasuie, b
nemn V nmyslu irvalc 81 zmocnliI
inkchokoliy 0zemi v Sibifi. Nd
~ IN 10, ie toto prohlaScni ma bli
poyzbuzcnim pro odpllrcc bolsevI.
smm w yyrhodni Sibifi, ably uivo.
|fili p~rekdzkovy stat mezi lizemlm
kontrolovauym moskcvSkon Via.
dou, n fisi |japonskou
Gina, jak Sc yyro2umiya. pojata
byla do tohoto vyjedndydni while.
dem k tomu, re ma znacny potei
vojska v severni Mandzurii, media.
|lcko sibifskf pomczni linic. Pocitd
So ma to, ze sluzby tohoto vojska
mely by znatnou crnn Y protibol
scyickt Rampant. fag
Moskva, 81. dubna. - Sibir, w.
|chodn6 cd .jezem Bajkalskeho, 81
prohlasila IN ncodvislou republi
ku zvlastni proklamaci, prave Wy
damon We Vcrchnij Udinsku. PEI
clcnt vykonhiho vyboru ncodvisll
vlady pfipojilo svd jmena k ttt'
proklamaci.
Sovetska vlGda M doposud ne
loznamila svtho stanoviska k move
Wade, ale je slime NONE, 70 pc
skyline j svoje uzndni. Nepochyb
ne noyy tcnto stat Dude poyazo
van "a zffzcny ma stcjn6 zdkladni
.jako jint pomc2ni rnskt staty. =
Bude to v sonhlasn Sc 2dsadam
sov6tskf Wildly, jez chcc poskyt
nouti prhvo sebeurccni vsem nd
rodnm. s novon rcpublikon bn
dou navdzdny v takovGm pfipadi
pfaielskG styky.
Budc-li tato republika uzn6na
pax, die nahledu sovetskych lifed
nikG, odpadne posledni vymluva
pro pfitomnost japonskfho anebc
jakehokoliv .jineho ciziho vojsks
We vychodni Sibifi. Haruka pray
ciziho kapitdlu We vyehodni Sibi
ri byla %obnovcna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28
o o r = K
PAM Rsdov6.

Ct6na panf RAdova Prosfm,
mo2no.li yam mnt sdiliti, proc le.
tor tolik krajand odjizdi do sta.
RI ylasti, proc nepockaji radtji
nj na pffsti rok g--Zyedava Anne
rieanka.
0dpoved Zv6dsvS Ameri6ance
PHtin ku odjczdn pasich krajan6
jest mnoho; prvnf je ia, he d, KITE
n tam 70 mofem mai jcste stafi.
rkt rodice, apeb s%ourozcnce. byv'
H. cd Mich odloufcni 20 vice rokh,
ncmoh0u w ami poStou stykati, d
II vtdomi, ze tam rodice mnoho
trpeli, t0z hledf jc 90 nejdNye nd.
ystiviti. Drnzi ease tam mai
tfrba sye znGmf, pebo doeela $40.
j stsron I6sku, . tfstf tfeba jen
tax W. tam chtsjf jeti podivat sne'
DO pochlubit, q mnoho jich tam
jcde 40 "busincssem".
Mia pani Radovhl MoznG, N
W VAN bndc zdAt mole otAzka div
MI, snsbo dokonct posetilA, sl'
M mnf piece mn nj D6
jakou odpov6d dlte. Chci 10 VII
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ifM #hi NJ NtFFtAhAA tiuAfA Wh*fi
"a hop, lat, D. lulsha. }, al. lu
lslr he,tAl talusslu hseo v.ir
rsls nehslo ptollla lsem doa,
lNrll ca hllsganln. d,akrdlr h,rh
Ihsla besmAla iit smrsln, ll,l
sem leila Farhrana,ai lnhyirh, all
Iiat hru,nt Nilr RITA mpampluli
lNidt - sdalu, T. kaiifm uhn
miitsm vilr Ne tosusl6 A ~
mns p~tipadAlo. ink mallehcfns ~
lie slo,sk ntoil pflroda, kd,l una
" We VA svoii moei tufpout6 ~
hall ismr : muirm kolcm stasrb
ia.o ltpaslici 90 pr laia nese ral
Ind ntace v~y'luh,la, mohl viir ia.
lo huhlinu sfauknonik A "a kdyl
lpiiruda We SO moei ptumluvi, ~
musime usnati aulofiiu iuho vel
ktho "Tshree" rhci icsld pn.
doiknmull, 10 ~ easopiS,, kter'
stale stvou, ~piipravuii icn irapc
nj ten tasopis0m, ktcrt phi nasi
WAIST Amcrice verne sioit Tim
neustdlS III styanim q kritisoydnim
81 ien rorimychuic nrptatclsisi
Iku cisolazytnemu tisku A "a ~
VIOLA pro ~poilateni yseho c%izoia.
xytnelo tisku n easopisy dobrt,
iako "Pokrok" q iinc tim ten irpi
ncyinnt, vydnyaicla y redaktofi
|tasopisn dobrych. jake "pokrok
n jintch pracovali ma braadacll
Iliyota novin6fe $ cclou syoii .
nergii n laskon. a III pax ma II
del icjich byii stejnS $ tenn, ca
Istale jcn bouraJi ,,. C'asopisy
|stvaeh SO Sloveku zprotivi eisii
jak rad clovck yezme casopis do
ruky Sc zdrayou vzdalavaci Get
bou. We cteni podobnem najdc
ltlovtk jakysi kid duSe, ba cdsied
Inc 81 / odpocnc pc tom vsem sho
nu, ale cetba stvac6 no jen drdi
ldi n pfipravuje o kid. kdyi jii
iscm mtla tento dopis napsany
nebot jcj pisi pc vice yctcri
jeito w dine ncmam casu, tu prise
"Pokrok', ktcry TAX radi vidi.
me n Y ndm jc dopis PAM Mala
skove. Jscm rada, ze Sc, mild pa
mi, ~nchneyate. Pr tom dopisoya
inf jc vady trochu vice meme ne
dorozum6ni n ami il 81 pranic nc.
hnevdm n souhlasim = vami, IL 81
III america Red Star Animal Re
lief naltzd mnobo bohatSch zen
ktere yclkSmi obnosy pfispivaji
My cbudi tolik ddti nemnzcme
jake ku pfikladu, ID ddvam dyi
dollary roGna n k tomu jcste do.
lstavim casopis Human Review
ktery sam o soba stoji vice jak ~
|dve dollmy. TM ku spolku patf'
mnoho soudch y lidi vynikajieicl
a III il SO pfccc tesim. re po ease
napraya nastane. TAX &c, mill
%6tcnafky q etendfi, nehncvejtc a
nebudte urazcni slohem mtho do,
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New-York tribune., 1920-08-11
Woman, 80, Lost
IN 2O-BI0ck Hike
Mrs. Stephan Makes Trip
From Colorado Alone;
Walks Streets 6 Hours

Such a thing as crossing the con-
tlnent alone meant nothing to so hale
and hearty Westerner as Mrs. Eliza
beth NJ. Stephan, eighty. And at 6
o'clock Monday afternoon, when she
arrived at the Pennsylvania station
f,om Colorado, she waved porters and
taxi drivers aside.
Carry her bag? Certainly mott A
taxi? No, indeed. She was on her way
to pay a visit to her sister, Mrs. Jesse
Larrabee, of 243 West Fifty-fourth
Street. She knew the way and would
walk. 1t was just matter of twenty
short city blocks.
Six and one-half hours later-at
1890 a. m. yesterday, to be exact
Patrolman Monahan, of the West
Forty seventh Street station, noticed
lily at Seventh Avenue and Fifty-fourth
patrolman watched her for few min
utes and then touched her on the arm.
She weakly told him her name. but
was too tired to tell any more. From
the West Forty seventh Street station
she was sent to Bellevue.
Yesterday Mrs Stephan convinced
the hosoital authorities that she did
know who she was and surprised a
number of persons when she began to
tell something about herself She is
the widow of DR.. John Stephan, of
x, nsas City, who died twenty-five years
ago. Her son. George Stephan, is
Lieutenant Governor of Colorado
New-York tribune., 1920-08-11
Reds Hammer Warsaw Defenses
Turks Sign Peace Treaty;
Serbia and Hedjaz Refuse
Sultan's Delegates Turn Heads
From Venizelos in Cere-

SEVRES, France, Aug. 10 (By The
Associated Press. - Turkey, the last
power to remain in state of war
with the Entente, signed the treaty to-
day and is now officially at peace
Serbia and Hedjaz, alone of the nations
interested, refused to sign.
1t was simple ceremony. Prem Ter
Nenizelos. although achieving what is
considered to have been one of his
life ambitions, affixed his signature to
the three voluminous documents-th
treaty itself. an Italio- Greek protocol
and a protocol on Asia Minor and the
zones Of influence-with trembling hand
ard somber face, ascribed by some to
illness and overwork. The three
Turkish delegates looked away as the
Premier passed their seats. not bowing
to him as they did to the other dele
gats.
Count Zamoyski, Polish Minister to
Paris, who was among those who signed
the three documents, attracted much at
tention, being the center of inqurine
groups, as the delegates were signing
their names.
Premier Milerand opened the cere-
mony with few words, and then
asked the Turkish delegates to sign.
The business Was concluded at 4:3O
and the delegates hurried out through
the soldier guard, which presented d
arms as they filed out.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-11
Not Heat Weather Man
Says; us Humidity,
Mercury Reaches 80 at Highest,
but Saiuration Goes 10
Points Higher

Sticky, oppressive weather caused
New Workers to fuss and fume yester-
Gay from the time their dumbwaiters
ouzzed in the morning until they had
squeezed their way through the sub
way jam at night. The heat had hu~
nudity as an ally.
Those who yanked at their collars
ana mopped at their brows will hardly
believe that the highest temperature
accorded yesterday was so degrees.
That was at p. m At 5 a. m. the
mercury stood at 70. The humidity
was 81 at q. m. and "a at p. m.
1t will be several days yet, the
weather man says, before New Yorker
VIII be able to forget the weather and
concentrate on developments in Poland.
II will be hot and sticky again to-day,
with scattering showers.
Manhattan. according to Forecaster
Scatr, is due for the hottest day" tow
ard the shank of the SUMMER. TIE
highest temperature thus far this sum-
ner was registered in June-90 de-
grees. The high mark for August was
recorded August Z, 1913. The temper
ature was t02
Residents at numerous summer re-
sorts in Connecticut sweltered yester-
DAY In temperature above 100.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-11
Lambs to Act
Tomorrow ON
McCraw Fight
Official Hints Verdict Will
Be Adverse 10 Manager;
Slavin Slightly Improved,
but Makes No Statement
Boyd Tells of Quarrel
Actor Who Blackened Eve
of Giants Leader Says
Latter Provoked Trouble

The executive council of The Lambs
VIII meet tomorrow for the pur-
pose of inquring into the fight at the
club last Sunday morning between
John J. McGraw and William II. Boyd,
en- actor, and into the mystery sur
rounding the injury of John c. Slavin,
a retired actor. Slavin, who served in
the role Of peacemaker, was found in
front of McGraw's home suffering from
possible fracture of the skull. The
meeting OF the executive council was
called by Shepherd r. H. Burnside
/ 1t was said late last night at St.
likes Hospital, where Slavin is con-
fined, that he has a good chance for
clusion yesterday at his home, 3o1
West Tooth Street. He was mot, at
home" to inquirers.
Boyd, who proved the victor in his
fight with McGraw, yesterday ex-
planned his side of the case to Detec-
tive Fitzgerald. District Attorney
Swami conferred with Emil Fuchs,
a former city magistrate. who will
appear with McGraw as the lat
ter's counsel in conference to be
held in a day or two in the office of
the District Attorney.
According to the story told Detec-
tive Fitzgerald by Boyd and later in
dorscd by other members of the
club, the fight between the base
ball manager and actor was caused
by McGraw using language in the pres
ence of a charwoman which was re-
scnted by Boyd. The detective quotes
the actor as saying that scrubwoman
was mopping the floor near where Nc
Graw and his party were seated at a
table white the Giants manager was
using words not generally spoken in
the presence of women.
Boyd Describes Fight
Boyd told the detective he Yemon-
strated with McGraw and the latter
became angry and retaliated by
lunging at him, whereupon Boyd, who
is an excellent boxer, punched the
baseball manager. A half dozen mem
bers of the club who were in the grill
room when the trouble started sep
arated the two and one member started
to lead Boyd away from the room.
While his back was turned to Nc
Graw, who was being soothed by Win.
field Liggett and Slavin, chiefly by the
latter, McGraw is said to have broker
away from his friends and landed {
blow near the back of Boyd's neck, anC
another battle ensued, in the course OF
which the manager of the Giants re
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