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The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

Yesterday Mr.. Adrian Marcor OF
Alamos, Sonora, was at Nogales, re-
turning to his horne after an ebsence
of more than six years, passed in San
Francisco. Mr.. Marcor was protect
of the Alamos district under the
Mader administration in Mexico, and
after overthrow of Madero ne be-
came persona non grata" with the
power, that were, and he was ex-
PEELED from the country. The pre-
sent government has removed the
prescription, returned his property,
and he returns home. He went
south last night.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10
JACK PICKFORD'S WIFE
DYING FROM POISONING
UNITED Press Sc1vice)

UNITED Press Scrvice)
PARIS, September 9.-The condi-
.tion of Olive Thomas, wife OF Jack
Pickfold, who accidentally took
poison, is not improved, according to
the report of attending physicians.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

James Finley, general superinten-
dent O. the Southern Pacific de Mex
leo railroad, accompanied by Mrs.
FINLEY and members of the family,
arrive in Nogales yesterday from
California and departed last night
for Enpalme, occupying the special
.cr Genera, attached to the local
south bound train.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10
WATSON NOMINATED IN
GEORGIA FOR SENATE
faarA1aS ssaId pelro0l

ATLANTA, Ga, September 9.
Despirt his active opposition to the
American Legion, Thomas Watson,
former congressman and candidate
for President on the Populist Ticket,
was nominated for the United States
Senate,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

Yesterday Nogales was visited by
Col. J. H. Martin of Tucson, a proml-
nent AID well known attorney who
has made his home in Eye old pueblo
many years. In the early gus
Colonel Martin was commandment OF
the First &Infantry Regiment, Ma
tional Guard of Arizona. Whence
his title.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10
SHARP EARTHQUAKE ON
SAN. FRAN. PENINSULA

Omitted Press SerVicei
SAN JOSE, Calf, September o.
n
A sharp earthquake was felt at 8
o'clock this morning. No damage
was reported.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10
HARDING WILL DISCUSS JAP
QUESTION IN CALIFORNIA
United Press Service)

SAN FRANCISCO, September o.
Raymond Benjamin, state chairman
|, Of the Republican Committee, an
neuncsd that Senator Harding will
give a full and complete expression
Of hi. opinion regarding the Japanese
problems when he addresses the Cali
fsrnia delegation at Marion, Septem-
ber IA
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

Mr.. Max Marks, manager OF the
Hotel Cohen at Hermosillo, was
visitor at Nogales yesterday, having
arrived on the morning train. he
returned home last night.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

Yesterday Mrs. E. M. Knight ct
Klgia terminated her visit at No
GALES and returned home on the morn
IE train.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

Ygnacio Terminal, prominent
vouny business man of Hermoslllo,
returned to his home yesterday after
a visit with friends here.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

Many Nogales residents are spend
ing the waning vacation days at
Venice, California, arong them be-
ing Doctor and Mrs. V. A. Smoker,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel Leeker, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Otto Herold and Mrs. W. W
Griffith and daughter.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bowman and
family and Mrs. Ed Rose and family
of Nogales have taken a cottage at
Santa Monica, California for the
Summer end.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

4 PERSONAL ITEMS 8
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At che Sacred Heart School Sister
Mary Peter, Sister Columbet and 9TH
ers of the Sisters of Mercy in charge
of the various departments, are en-
gagged each day in registering and
classifying pupils, preparatory to be-
ginning work for the new school year,
beginning next Monday.
Mr.. Otto Mayer is preparing to
start shortly on his annual deer hunt
He is promising fine, fat venison to
several of his friends.
Miss Mercedes Brindejis, account
ant at the store of George Psemas
returned yesterday from visit OF
three months in Salt Lake City,
Utah, and will resume her duties at
the store.
As usual "The Oasis" had the
earliest and most complete report OF
the election throughout the county
Our screen owl service" "took the
rag of from the bush"
Next Monday the Nogales Public
Schools will begin the new scao !.
year. Registration of pupils is TAX
ing piece at the superintendent Of
flee.
Major A. c. Gillian, Medical
Corps U. S. A., who has been station
ed at Ike Base Hospital, is under or
ders t. proceed to Camp Sheridan,
near Chicago. and he will depart Sun
day, with his family. Major Gillian
informs "The Oasis" that he expects
discharge shortly, and yill resume
practice in Chicago, his home CITY,.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Beckford Kib--
hey, Jr. were passengers for Mag
dalena yesterday = morning from
whence they motored to the Rancho
Alamo.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

FOR SALE--Modern dwelling, Elm
Street; level lot 75x15O plenty room
for additional home. Enquire at
''The Oasis" office. 9.o-3t CHI
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

FOR SALE-Two pool tables and
two billiard tables; barber shop
r fixtures. Very cheap. Apply at
New York Store. 9:8-0t en-.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

FOR LENT: Six-room house, large
screen sleeping porch, centrally
located. Perfectly new. Partly fur
nished. Apply to F. e. Cole, City
Hall. 9:46t-ch.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

OFFICE ROOMS. Noon Building.
Apply to A. S. Noon. Phone 80.
8.25-tf.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

HEM Stitch machine for sale for
cash Phone 424. S;25-u
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

FOR ENT-Furnished front room,
connecting bath. Cavalry HILL
Telephone 423-W. 9;9ot en-
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Dun
bar Real Estate Office. 1873 tt
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-10

First publication, August Is, 1920 If
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08

lak 81 MeNikn Ms.la wnama
ie hsletAhd d%is,rlAlnl sauai IA
rniAdAh Areniem svfvlufAu ialnh
So y ial,kaa ngkan ma lli ~ohs
Alen h,l, eh,lnaa, - sllral hol
kc,lckt prurNeamlN Y MeNika
!sau W NemeA imen.m fahler
.ki,f, pfisel 10 MeNlka e. slaje
.nNth Stdi0, panl lAnnosA 4 \ 4
.uale hcii h,h Ne stmicnl = Il.
.kAmaa lle halse,,,ls hletsluts
.hNlA llslena ralu literature h,la
r,gsilu,ana y kasAnReh v lnsAr.
mach a,,Ultala NniakN a dslnlky
ahN sr s%ielnniili y hnnti. klen.
mtlu "a "a msedrni dikiaiur, PRO.
lctariAm l'olohna holsesickA
kamrAn ibkt hyla elhAlcna !
Monterey dlc deepest, doslSvh Ito.
hntn mtsla
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08

iak y olunmair : lmllatapml
hi Aohn 4 lewl. rl,lsrlA
slmt,Wsh ahleAora ameucA ~
.s,alal Inc | sAll luskas ,4e
el.ssne siAsee ha,lfa , mskAeu
uheln,th rollch , Alahane Roi.
Aaa lenio nAsl~lo,al "a ptelnekt
nj enfAsA efranisa'nlhn ,,hauh
s,knnnt rad, HpfA,a laln ptn
hlnsule, g. maiilelt ,iolA ncusku.
lvsntli u,lnutmerni nhrlne kumisc
pfssidenlem Milsuncm imeno,Ane
10 hNln ueintha Y hfcmn ll,lo
natnateno a. hayifi pracuii Va
mensi mgly, meili hyly lOuiN Nv,
misi ndnnrueenN Nuudasua pan
hs 10 prohlasenn, H. yscrhny pnku.
~ . n%sputAdani conference meet
maiilrli dola q uhlokopy v Ala.
hame selhalt Y llaslcinn, pa. sc
egnamuie D. stAvka Y tvnlouhcl
ntch 'lolech ' rennsylyanii hyla
skonecna, ncbof uhloknpoyt ptiia
d rogholnnli gylasini komisc
Roshodnuti toto pfiiato bylo 4
profession aNsak pfhcc We yttsine
doln byla uhnovcna
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Vychodni Halle je
temef osvobozena

Polskd vojyka, postupujici smd.
ram ku Grodnn, jnk oluamujc 10
4 VarSayy, dostihIn v itchto dnccb
~ feky Nemcn, jcz plnje smdrem
scyeTim mimo Grodno Vcikh east
yScbodDi Halicc byla zDovu IN,
brhna uhrnjiDskg uni h polsk uni
sbory, lder6 koniroluji nynf ceIg
levy bfrh feky Dnbstr v promo.
.sjedoyhui boIscyik6 V oblnsfi no,
fejsiho toku fpky Bug Y okoll 40.
koln ~ ~pokraeujc Y oblasii, vzdd.
Ienf dyacet PET mil jlhoygchodnf
Oh I@oyay PoJ6ci rozprh6ili soyef.
skh yojsko, ktcr6 p~okoubeln W IN
~ofensiyoi operace Odd1 ".
Derdja PayIeDky kferg pfekrofii
tekn DDfw jilpD I'd mfafa fue
z0cze, vyyiouI dsptsDd syoji ofen.
pfinutjy bolAeviky Mpgdnf
ID feky Seret ably rycbIe nsfoupiIl
y f6k zabra0li sybmn obklife0i
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Japonske lazehske
mesto zniceno bylo
~zhoubnym pozarem

Jak se \ Toxin v Japonshu o.
znnmnje, bylo Ikao, proslul$ ja.
ponsky letni resort, umist6ny Y
lkao bor6cb, m zdpad cd Toxin,
postiSeno katastrofdlnim pozdrem,
icmuz IN ob6t paddy ttmef Fri
ctyrtiny mdsta Mczi hosty V Ikao
naltzalo Ne ttmtf ri tisice lidi q
Toxin, %zahrnujc v TO celou fndn
promincninich lidi, ktcfi bydlcli
w villGch Il hotclich. NGktefi /
mich jenom ylhskem nnikli smrti Il
Y ncbezpc6i zivoia naldzala We III,
k6 p%rincczna IIigasikuni, scslm
japonsk6ho %panovniko, jejiz man.
Eel doproydzel korunniho prince
do Francic n dosud naltzG sc v a.
TO zcmi BaroDu Mnkiuoyi d mar.
kyzi SaiDjiovi, clendm japonsk6
dclcgacc na miroyG koDfcrenei w
Vcrs0illich, take podafilo No do.
staff nc do bczpcdi MDoho osob
Dfi tonic zlloubntm pozdru pfiAlo
X porancni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Pfisti Olympicke
hry budou ' Brazilii

Jak Sc y Antwerp Y Bclpii ozna.
m'lje, bylo yc scb6zi mezin6rod.
niho ySboru pro pofaddni Olym.
IpickSeb her rozhodnuto, ably pfi.
III zayody konaly Sc IN diva roxy
v Brazilii Budou to zdyody mi.
mofddnt u konati budou Sc pode
jm6nem JihoamcUckg u her o.
lympick 9eh. Mezindrodni ygbor
Oly1npick sch her Dude konati
pffstf syoji seh6zi Y eerynu rokal
1921 Y Ieneys n teprye We scbhzl
teto Dude rozhodnuto o tom, kdc
konati Dude Sc pravidelnh Olym.
piada, jez pfipada n0 rok 1924
ameriekfch most u ycdle
toho Rim, christinnic d Prnhn u.
cb6zeji se oyeIkf tyto hry. Neni
jisto, pro kter6 misto yybor
No rozhodne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Zelcsnicc vratily sc
k vlastnim sdrojom

lclcgnicc We Spoirnlch Staiech
od l. srpna spoeivaii opetne ma
ylaslnich sySch gdroiich po scsti.
mesitni periodic, ~ kterou ylada
doplacela Jim kolcm 100000, 600
m6sitnt ma z6klada zaruteni ie.
iich ziSk0 transportation gdko.
ncm 2elenitnim spoletnostem
Dude poyoloydna dalsi pomoe via.
dou icnom prostfcdnietyim phi.
eek ~ Nyldstniho fondu VSl6zky
Gclcznic poklcsnou usi o s600,000,.
600 pod Standardni ptiimy IN pc
riodu od l. bfczna, die odhndn,
u6inenSch hospodafskou 2clcznics
nj Gfodoynou Meme ncali polovi.
ma 2clcznitnich linii mcln pfiimy
dostatedn6 ku kryti p%royozoya.
cich n6klad6, v tewl nejsou IA.
hrnuiy stonoycnt Gokoyt poplat.
Ky, dane u diyidcndy. Definitiyni
tislicc, mznadujici, GO ylddu stale
opatfeni o @ruk6ch yyttzk1, bu-
dou oan6meny ~ po uplynnti del
n DOLBY, V6tsina %2clcznic Mama.
ella, 10 jc oprdyn6na k znadn}m
obnosnm ma zdklude tdto zaruky.
Odbor pokjadu obdr2el ik yelkt
mnolStyi ccrtifikaci ndrok6 die
t6to zdruky, die sdelcni sckrcidfe
.lloustono n cclkoy6ho pottu l,l0l
linii V zcml GG7 pfijnlo navrh via.
dy ma rozdelcni pfebytku mad
standOrdni pfijem q zdruku vi
te&k0 Y tom pfipade, 10 pfijmy
nedosahnon takoySch y5sf Vscch.
ny tyto SclcznIce, jcl pfijaly vldd
nj proposici, isou oprdvndny h
zbalancoydni svych nein yIddnf
p%okladnou n mail ndroky M nd
bradn Y iakoyfch p%ffpadech, kdc
jejicb pfijmy ncbyly dostatetnt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Postovni letci "a
hynuli pfi pozaru
sveho a~eroplanu

u Morritowu, N. j., se oznomu
~ Max Miller, pilot, a Gustayc
hierson, mcchanik y Troy, Ida, u
bofell dine l. z6fi pH pGdn cello
koyoy6ho ylddniho aeroplanu M
nllei v tonic mtst6. Acropldn
tcnto nal6zal No M ccstG y New
Yorkn do clevelandu FarmdH VI,
dell, jak aeroplun ndhle kIesI k
zeioi . yzpldl plamcny. kdyS spadI
k zemi, doslo X mocnimu ygbucbl
a p6stoyni zdsilky, jcz IN aero.
plhnu SO nal6zaIy, ~rozIeteIy No We,
mi smfry satstyo letch toner 4,
pln6 strhyeno bylo plameny 4 c6st
poaty byla Nlieena n Dcshlcr, o.,
~ pznamnjei Diva a~yi6tik0yf, w,
y Smith u Edward Hnight, oba \
New Yorku, byli znacn6 pophlcuj,
kdyz jejlch aeropIan, vczonci 30,
. cbieaga do New Yorkm No
bic yzpldl pIamcny W ySsi nsi
1000 stop mad zemi DedaIeko tos
bofo mlsta dne J. mn PHcina
Gebyla zjihttDa. Aeroplon
pills poskozen u pohtoynl
zdsilky zhstaly 0eposkozcny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Poslanecka snemov-
ma statu Tennessee
zavrhla ratifikaci

u Nashville, Tenn, NC oznamujc
dine 81. srpna Posloneckh snemo.
VIVA st6tu Tennessee Y kvoru, je.
boz docileno bylo poprve cd 70.
srpna, yymazala ~ sytbo zurnalu
ysechny Mznamy 0 ratifikaci IT,.
derdlnfho dodatkn 0 zcnsktm 70.
lebnim prayuH hlasy proti "a
dyacet nellasoyalo jako ncsou
bias i akci senAtu, ktcry dodatck
ratifikoyal Gpycrntr Roberts 20
informoyani D akci poslaneckf
sntmoyny odcpfcl uciniti jaktko.
liv p~rohlasegi yyjimaje toho, BE-
situaci tuto mdzc rozIustiti toliko
g%eneralnf ndyIadni Thompson M.
yladni Thompson uytdomil posla
neekou %snefnoynu b6bem jednAni|
0 znoynuvhzeui rntjfikaeni resoiu.
&c, ze, die jeho nhhIedu, zyrntnh
akee jc ncmoznosti yzhledem X 10.
mi, Ne zdstupei resoIuci jiz jednouI
pfjali o giyerntr Roberts eerti
fikoyaI akci senhtu a pOslnneckf
sntmovpy sekrctaH sthtn Colby.
owl n Wasbingfonu ~ sdtIuJe. Del
1fednici odboru stain yyslovi1i
nahled, N osud dodstkn D zenskfm|
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Polsko poslalo uspo-
kojivou odpoved

ufednici odboru st6tu We Wa
shingtone vyslovili pine nspoko-
jeni mad formalni odpoyedi pol
size vlady ma ameriekou notu, III.
dajici, ably Polsko ucinilo jasnG
prohlaseni, ze nema Y nmyslu "a.
brat jaktkoliv cast ruskeho 4.
zemi. Polsko odpov6d6lo ma tuto
zadost, ze st~rategick6 opcrace mu.
ii fiditi zastayeni jeho armdd phi
pronasledoydni bolsevik0 ma po-
mezni linii, kterou piedbtzn6 u
stanovila syrchoyana rada spojcn.
ca. Polsko We syG odpoyGdi Wade
Spojcnych stain %naznatilo, 10 je.
no stanoyisko ynci Rusku ncni
imperiaIistick6 a ze ieho armady
nepfekroti ethnografickych linii,
stanoyenSch svrcbovanou radou
Spojencu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
ODPuRCl Boise.
WIKI ORGANISM.
u MOVE SBORy
Boris Sav,nkov vudcem
move ruske proubol
sevicke armady

y Warsaw ~ ulnamaiN D. no.
"a naska dohrosulnigkb armada.
ktsm iu nynl doshhla Aeishel.
nseh ratmsfN. = ofgenlseyana
nsks nAmlnlm Wherm, falo.
irntm ve Narsa,t nofisem Sayin.
ko,cm. kier, hvl nnskim mini.
slVm ydlky IA n'limu hcrcnske
ho. a N Rohiltpvrm v0dpem ~.
ctalnich demokraiN rnskyrh
Sayinku, boioyal iako polsks
dohruyolnM hthcm bitvy vcleut
podtl htcha rcky Bug proti boise
vick,m sbor0m, ktcr, sc pokousc.
IL Nmocniti NarSa,y ratM X sku.
pine ruskt ch politikN, klcra ma "a
10. b holScyici daji Sc poraziti jc.
nom voicnsky
correspondent nmcricktho sdfu.
lcntho tisku. kicry y t6chto dncch
yratil Sc = Minska do NarSavy.
sdeluie aajimayt podrobnosti o "a.
ehd4eni $ polskou delcgaci boise.
yicktmi dfcdniky. Zprayy o tom
podal jil drive, aysak ieho telc.
granny do Varsavy ncdosly. 4 Il
pfitiny podaya znoyu yysledky
Sveho %pozorovani
Sd6luie, ze hned ccstou do Min.
ska kladeny byly polske delega-
Ell zbyteen6 pfckdlky, nebot boil.
SeyiGti nfcdnici chteli .ie ohromiti
syoii mocf V Minsku pomery pre-
polskou dclegaci sc jcstt zhorSily
Po pfiiczdu do tohoto mesta pc.
neoh6ni byli Pol6ci pc ri n pnl
hodiny We ylaku, na6e1 doprayeni
byli do domu We stfedu mesta,
kde nalczaly Sc Gfadoyny vojen-
sk6ho komisafc. Xde Poldk0m
ur6eny k obyydni male misino.
sti, 2 nichz Y kazde ma
lezaly Sc ri anebo ctyfi Spinavt
postele, Jedna stenografka, kterd
%provdzcla polskou komisi, byla nu.
cena spdti v jedn6 mistnosti $ mu.
Ii. Nektere postele nelly postelni
pradlo a jin6 nikoliy. Vsechny po-
STEELE nelly spinavG slamniky u by
10 tn ! plno vsi.
PolskSm delegation bylo sddlc.
no bolscyickSmi lfedniky, ze "a.
chdzi Sc y mimi stcjn6, jake sc IN
chdzclo i aemeckou miroyou de,
lcgaci We ycrsaillich a Re Polsko
jake porazeny nGrod nemdlc o.
kati niceho lepsiho. Potravin bylo
davdno Poldkdm dosii, avsak by
la ,jcdnotv6rna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Dalsi obeti vasnych
boufi v Baliestu

Mtsln belfast \ Irskn miilO v
poslcdnlch lnceh rtcdminulehn
.tSdne 4 ~ tti dny IVA pet6tkn
minultho tydnc rravuu lrAtovl6
IN 20 etsfi dhs trvaly noulienl
hoir mesi Sim fciuisty u iich po
htiek mi odpnrpi a doslo pei ton,
X nierui maieiku TAX wlikemn,
Se skedy tim zr1sohcnt dali So
ienom pfibliane odhadnoutt Voj.
ska y prynieh ducch mnultho
ttdne ukagala 81 hczmoena proii
rogvasnentm DAWN V pondeli
napadli Sim fcinistt delniby, u.
biraiici Sc Ito prdcc a rozpoutola
So prasidelna hitka, ktcrt icnom
slime yoicnskt oddly byly $ to
u6initi pfitra Wee iak $50 pozar6
hylo 1aloSeno Y Belfa.tu a pred.
msstieh od sifedy pkslminultho
ttdnc. kdy boufe hNy zohdjcny
V pondeli boufc dssahly sv6ho
vrcholc a dayy ncdaly So ydbcc
kontroloyati Nskolik dnlsich o.
beti pfipoieno bylo k dosayadni.
m. scgnamu ohsti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Socialiste chteji 0a1 NJ.
navstiviti Rusko

Ciyfi saStupci socialisiickG sira
ny Y America polddali 0 pr6yodnI
listing do Rtska a b~aliickSch sta
ia "a 1celcm 1fednibo yysetfova,
ciho poslhni k studin politickScl
n bospodaiskScb pom6rd pod 80.
vetskou ylddou. We sv6 aGdosii
sdelili, ae ncmaji Y Gmyslu z0Gast.
nit so addnd mczinarodni konre.
renee jake dclcpdti. Druaina iato
sestdyd = Algcrnona Lee, Glenn
narodniho y%Skonntbo yyborn
strany Jnmesc O'Ncaln, Glenn re.
soeiolistick6ho casopisu New
York Call j. H. Cohena y Phila.
delphie n Alexandra Trashtcnber
GA, rodaka q Odcsy Y Rusku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
Move povstani
vypuklo ma Sibiri

Sedldci 10 zapadni Sibife, jak
oznamuje Sc z Charbinu, svrhli so.
yetskou vladu v Tomsku, Nikol0.
jcvsku, unfsleu, l%,arnoulu u j.
nSch dhlezitlch mtSiech sibif'
skSch, lnformace tohoto smyslu
pfisly do Charbinu " spolcbli
vSch pramen1 Jednotliye selske
vzpoury, k nimz dochazi cd jara,
yyvrcholily ve vscobecntm pc.
ystdui, je2 &c rychle sffi Ncjpryc
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Delegati Francie k
slavnosti Poutnik6

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rsdy, kterk tIDmofeno byIo My,
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Velky podet Rusu in
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Census Y Marylande
a Massachusetts

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-10
Navy Department Did Not
Send Destroyers and
Small Craft Until Six
Months After His Re-
quest - His Suggestion
for Guarding Against
British Channel Raids En-
tirely Disregarded

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-Failure
of the navy department to fully coop
crate in the war during the first six
months after America S entry cost half
million lives, $lJ,OOO000,00O, $780,
600 tons of shipping and prevented a
victory over Germany by July, 1918,
Rear Admiral Sims told the senate in
vestigating committee today in pre-
senting documentary evidence in sup
port of his charges of delay against the
department.
The officer read to the committee
recommendations he had made to the
department Immediately upon his ar
rival in London in 1917. A cablegram
sent late in April, 1917, said the criti-
cal area where the war would be won
or lost was in the eastern Atlantic at
the focus of all lines of ocean com
munication to England and France.
He told the committee that although
he repeatedly urged that every des.
troyer and small craft that could be
sent to sea be despatched Immediately
to this area, his recommendation was
not complied with until about six
months later.
He also recommended, he said, thai
two divisions of the American dread
noughts be sent to base on Brest t
guard against raids in the English
channel by German cruiser forces, bu
this recommendation was entirely dis
regarded.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-10
LABOR'S DICTUM
SENT TO VOTERS
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Men Or
dered Not to Vote for Those
Who Slapped Labor In Face.

PHILADELPHIA, March lO-Decision
of American federation of labor officials
reached in Washington two weeks ago to
oppose all candidates for public office who
are regarded as foes of organized labor
bore fruit here today in the opening of a
eampaign against % Pennsylvania and
seven New Jersey members of the house
of representatives
In bulletin issued by the Philadelphia
Camden advisory board of the federation
attention is called to the railroad bill re-
Gently passed by congress and approved by
the President and the defeat of all CON
gressmen voting for it is urged.
The advisory board, says the bulletin
feels it is its duty to name those who vo
ted to SLAP labor in the face and also
those who voted to grant labor justice
Now, therefore, see that neither you nol
your friends or acquaintance ever again
vote for those who gave labor "a slap in
the face
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-10
STAGES FINALLY
REACH BRATTLEBORO
Jacksonville Driver Walks Five Miles
with Mail on Back-Wilmington
Driver Starts Home.

Mail from Jacksonville and Whining
ton, the first to arrive by stage since
Friday. came into the local postofice
yesterday afternoon, the Jacksonville
stage arriving about $50 O'Clock and
the Wilmington stage about two hours
later. The Wilmington driver left at
1890 o'clock this morning for the re-
turn trip, but the Jacksonville driver
is still here awaiting information as
to the condition of the road.
The driver of the Jacksonville stage,
who changes horses at Green River,
was obliged to walk the last FIVE miles
of the way between Jacksonville and
Green River, carrying the mail bag on
his back, the road being impossible for
a team. The Wilmington driver re-
ported that at one point he was about
to turn back when another team came
along, the latter being a heavier team
and the man being obliged to get
through. The stage driver followed a
short distance behind and came through
without mishap.
None of the rural carriers has been
able to make has entire route, although
little more progress is being made
each day.