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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
WILL HEAR MILK MEN.
Federation Of Citizens Association,
Meets Tonight.

A special committee Of the FEEDER
alton OF Citisens' Associations will
meet In the boardroon Of the District
building tonight to hear from Mary
land and Virginia Milk Producers As
sociation an explanation Of the quail
ity Of the city's milk supply and what
1t costs to produce Il.
The federatfon's committee. will be
composed cf George n. Wales, George
Finch. DR.. q. T. Woodward. Warner
Stutler and w. q. Weatiake.
Mr.. WestlRke said today he could
not tell In advance how far the COM
mitteo win decide to TO into the ques-
ton Of the quality and price OF milk.
The producers asked for the confer
cnce before fixing the winter price to
the dairymen. which begins October /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
CAMPAIGN EXPENSE
INQUIRY TORESuME
Committee Here May Take
Up Alleged German Aid
to Candidates.

Investigation of campaign expendi-
lures will be continued by the Senate
privileges and elections subcomnit-
tee here tomorrow. Senator Kenyon,
chairman Of the committee, said to-
day that some attention would be
given to alleged German propaganda
in behalf of the election of certain
candidates. No decision has yet been
reached regarding the witnesses to
be called.
The hearings will be conducted in
room 426, Senate Office building. The
committee expects to conclude its
hearings here Saturday. 1t is prob
able that the committee will then
there for one or two days early next
week.
COMMITTEES May Take Recess.
Unless there should be new develop
ments requiring the attention of the
committee. following the st. Louis
hearings, the committee will then ad-
journ until perhaps the week before
election day. The treasurers of both
big parties may then be called for
further examination.
Among the witnesses to be heard
here are William Boyce Thompson,
chairman Of the ways and means
committee of the republican national
committee, and William Barnes of
New York. Both were to have been
heard in New York. but their exam
ination was temporarily postponed
Preparatory to the inquiry as to al
legged participation Of liquor interests
in the campaign a subpoena has been
issued tor George T. Carroll Of Eliza
beth, N. j., president of the National
Retail Liquor Dealers Association of
America.
Other Witnesses Listed.
Other witnesses to be heard this
week were said by Chairman Kenyon
to include: Charles Mcdonald and Ed
ward Stokes, chairmen, respectively,
of the democratic and republican
state central committees in New Jer-
sey: James w. Gerard Of New York,
eastern treasurer for the democratic
national committee, and Herbert s.
Houston, treasurer of the League to
Enforce Peace.
Senator Keyon said that calling of
the two New Jersey state chafrmen
was in line with the commfttee's de-
cision to take that state as an example
Tor the purpose of ascertaining what
was being done by the state organixa-
lions in raising money in addition to
national funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
Removes His Coat
In Church, Thief
Takes Bank Roll

MIAMI, Fla, September I'll
J. d. Brown. a wOrshiper at u
Lutheran service In q local hall
Sunday, found himself Mt the
conclusion Of the service minus
n roll amounting to $3.50 which
he had when he entered the
building. He hnd removed his
coat, which contained the bills,
he told the police, during the
sermon ON account of. the heat.
As only fourteen were present
Mt the Meeting brown In now
engaged In personally interrog-
ating each one In an attempt to
get n clue to the disappearance
of his money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
NEW CENSUS FIGURES
ARE ANNOUNCED HERE

POPULATION statistics announced to-
day by the census bureau follow:
summit county, Ohio. containing
Akron. 2s6,065: increase. 177,812. or
164.3 per cent.
Taylor, Tex. 5.ss5: increase, s51, or :
1913 per cent.
North Carolina places-Belhaven.
1916; Robersonyille, 1893: william I
ston, 1900, and Tyron. LOST.
Florida piaces-High Springs. 1,71s,
and Green Cove Springs, 2.0s3.
Alabama-West Blocton. 1.023.
Observation-Disclosures. 1890.
Observation-Disclosures, 1.2ee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
ASKS CONTEMPT RULING.

Declaring that her husband mailed
her a. check for her alimony ordered
by the court September !, last. and
then stopped payment on II 30 that
when she presented 1t mt the hank 1t
was dishonorod. Mrs. Ruth Zuekerman
today asked tho District Supreme
Court to nd1ucge her husband. Sam
uet q. Zuckerman. in contempt OF
court. Zuckerman 10 = deputy in.
tefnai revenue COLLECTORS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
MADE CHIEF GAS CLERK.
Martin D. Mcouade Promoted.
Has Served Is Years.

Martin D. McQuade has been pro-
NOTED from assistant chief clerk to
chief clerk Of the Washington Gas
Light Company, 1t was announced to-
day. He has been connected with the
gas company for twenty-five years.
and succeeds Charles NJ Overacker.
Mr.. McQuade entered the service Of
the gaslight company as q clerk, and
hts fafthfulness won him rapid pro-
motions. During his service Of u
quarter Of . century Thousands Of
dollars have passed through his
hands. He 10 q member Of the WASH
fngton Board OF Trade and lives In
the Dresden apar tments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
EXAMS FOR TEACHERS.
Pedagogues for d. c. Colored Pub.
lie Schools to Be Chosen.

Examinations for applicants for
teaching positions in the District COL
ored schools will be held at the
Franklin School Saturday. October 2.
it was announced today by Supt
BaIIou. The examinations will be on
the following subjects:
Household arts in the Miner Nor
NAL School, domestic science in the
high schools and carpentry in the
graded schools.
The written examination will begin
at am. and close at 4:30 pm. with
1880 pm. All candidates must ale
with N. =. weatherless, secretary Of
the colored board OF examiners, be-
fore the day Of the examination, ap-
pifcations showing that they meet the
requi rements for tescherrhtpA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
KENYON IS CONFIDENT
OF REPUBLICAN VICTORY
Finds Great Sentiment in Favor of
Ending Democratic Administra-
ton, in His Travels.

Senator Kenyon Of Iowa, chairma n
of the privileges and elections commit
tee Of the Senate. said today that he
was confident that the republicans
would carry the country by a decisive
vote when the elections are held in
November. In the last few weeks he
has Travelled about the country extern
sively, and the sentiment he has found
expressed by men and women In all
walks Of life. he said, was to eliminate
the democratic administration. =
The Iowa senator plans to get into
the campaign himself as soon as his
work on the Senate committee investi-
eating campaign expenditures will per-
NIT. He will speak in South Dakota
first, and then in other western and
middle western states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
SUES IN HUTCHlNs CASE.
Firm Demands $2,5S3.50 on Ac-
count of Millionaire's Widow.

Schoen & Co. today filed suit in the
District Supreme Court against Will
liam J. Dante collector Of the estate
of Stilson Hutchins. to recover
$2,5S35O The sum Is said to repre-
sent a bill for wearing apparel. pow
der. perfumery and the like. pur-
chased by Mrs Rose Keeling Hutch
ms, widow Of the millionaire. before
mits a collector to be sued for debts
of an estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
GUARDS SURROUND
CUST0MHOUSE IN
N. Y. AFTER TIP
Continued from First Page.)

his description TALES with that of
the material actually found. He also
stated the horse had been but re-
Gently clipped, and that the wagon
bore no name. but had some numerals
on the side.
Police attach considerable impor-
lance to Meades statement, and are
using the material he furnished in
their investigation into the identity
OF the wagon and its driver.
Information that three suspicious
locking men were seen running from
Wellington. president Of the West
| Indies Trading Company. He de-
clared he left a lawyers office in
wall street, Q few minutes before
noon Thursday, and as he did, he
h ne, e. voices o,e. ealing: Hurry: Beat
! He looked across the street and saw
two middle-aged men who looked to
him like East Side peddlers'' beck
oning and calling to q third man, who
was on the other side OF the street,
nearer the assay office. and across the
third man, believed to be about sixty
years old, and described as greasy
looking. was then peering into the
ramshackle wagon at the curb.
In response to the call OF the others,
the third man, Mr.. Wellington said,
liam street. He took them for bond
thieves. he added, and expected to
| see them chased by a policeman.
When he reached the corner Of Mas
sau street he was knocked uncon-
| scious by the explosion. Mr.. Yelling
ton has been summoned as a witness
before the September grand jury.
Fischer Annoyed President.
Edwin P. Fischer, the tennis player,
who is being examined here in con-
! nection with the Wall street explo-
! sion last Thursday. in July. 1915. an
noyed President Wilson with a Sc
I ries Of letters demanding that he end
| the war, 1t has become known.
4 These letters. 1t was learned, urged
| the President to put an end to the
slaughter of human beings and asked
that the writer be allowed to visit
Washington for the purpose Of con-
| ferring with Mr.. Wilson at the White
House.
Federal agents admitted that these
letters. mailed in this city, had been
| turned over to them and that they
had traced them to Fischer.
William Peterson, Twenty-Five years
old, of Bogota, N. J.. died at the
Broad Street Hospital last night
from injuries received in the Wall
street explosion. He was the thirty
fifth victim.
John G. Heboen, chem1cai engineer
and explosives expert. declared that
the bomb was composed Of between
100 and 200 pounds of trinitrotoiuol
and picric acid and probe bly, was con-
structed by an expert familiar with
war bombs.
During the war Mr.. Hebden super
yised the manufacture of many thou
sands of pounds Of high explosives
for the ordnance department and
made scientific Investigations OF
bomb devastations in Paris and other
, French cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
$4,000 FORGERY CHARGED.

Patrick, former cashier Of tho Citisena'
Bank Of Cochran. Ga. was arrested
here last night charged with having
seeured $4,000 from tho Fourth Ma
tional Bank Of this city. through Tor:
gerry. He was latAr released on BOND
III tie sum Of $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
sUsPENDs FREIGHT RATE.

Proposed increases in freight rates
on coal and frswood from North
Carolina and Virginia points to Nor.
suspended by the Interstate Com
merce Commission today until De-
cember 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
NEBRASKA Is VOTING.

OMAHA. Neb., September 21.-Forty-
one proposed constitutional amend
ments. including an Industrial commits
sion proposal and q provision for IN.
restricted suffrage for women, are be-
ing voted upon BY Nebraska voters at
special election today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
EAST AFRICA STRIKE BROKEN

A strike which was in force At
terminal point for East Africa, has
been broken by the authorities. who
modified this strikers and forced
them to work under military dis.
|ment by the State Department today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
BupoNIC PLAGUE m FIUNE.

FIUME, September 2l.-lt is ru-
mored that four cases OF bubonic
plague have been discovered In Fiume.
The theaters have been closed ana
other local precautions taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
1T Is Finished -
Says Preacher, and
Topples in Pulpit

CHADBOURNE. N. c.. Septem-
Der 21.-Charles Lennon. a
septuagenarian negro preacher,
put u tragic period to his Sum
day sermon in Prong Baptist
Church, six miles north of here,
when, with the words, cit Is
finished" he toppled back
ward In his pulpit.
when members OF the congre-
cation rushed to his aid they
found that the preacher was
dead. He was aeventy years old
and WIS we'll known throughout
this section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
URGES THREE STEPS
TO BETTER DISTRICT
SUBURBAN ROADS

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21

One Of the largest audiences of the
western trip gave to Gov. Cox an en-
thusiastic welcome here. The grand
stand at Washington Park was over
flowing. and hundreds more sat on
the ground about a temporary speak
ers' stand. canvas covered, from which
the candidate spoke, with the aid of
a sound-amplifying device.
Isador B. Dockweiler. national COM
mitteeman. opened the meeting. and
the governor was introduced by the
Rev. James A. Francis Of the First
Baptist Church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

- $50
1etb - -@eo p n 49, e.-.l H.
1os, ~r-,r..--t..- 49,
Tba aae.rs 81 I'LL ..,...-..l ...5 a,s.
49,.
rbs 1r4n.s rs,, 80 ,As e-.-.-,-.....-.
a. ehu~rb vriII boI5 ,,ss.tr- 1,rss.
Nav 14-b 81 son o.cioe.s r5,s-s ,..,l
ha 15s.,,sst.n - ..z1--.. .s,s
80 .-,,toe '.-,-.s......s-
.45.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
THOUSANDS PROCLAIM
the MERITS OF
UNA


Mrs. Martha c. Dale, r. II. d. 4,
Cannon, Del, writes. - am en-
t'rely cured Of chronic catarrh al
the stomach and bowels BY FE-
EC-NA."
Mr. ]. Bayer, Glendale. Oregon.
There is no medicine like PE-RC-
IA for catarrhal deafness"
Mrs. Kate Marquis, Middleburr,
Ohio: "PE-RU-NA cured M az
eaJarrh Of the head and throat
Mr.. ]. III. Collins, Nesson, Ills
slsSlppl: ..PE-RU-NA makes me-
feel vigorous ard able 10 work
without that tired, weak feeling Z
usually have otherwise"
Mrs. II. Iudvigsen, Austin. Min
uesota: 7 got rid of my livc1
trouble and can eat anything since
taking PE-RU-NA."
Mrs. L. Hearing, 2S3 East 169th
St., New York City: Fer ca5arrh
Of the head and stomach. have
found PE-RU-NA better than any
other medicine"
Mr.. ". II. Edgar, 40 Cooper ST.,
ATLANTA, Georgia: "PE-RU-EA
cured me after ] had suffered
fifteen years with rheumatism.
Mrs. Leona Dodd, r. No. 2,
Medon, Tennessee: 'PE-RC-EA
is a grand medicine for coughs and
colds"
So many diseases are due to ca
tarrh and catarrhal conditions,
makes PE-RU-NA the best medi-
cine il the world to have on hand
for emergencies and general health
protection. Thousands Of families
ere never without a bottle Of Pc
RU-NA or a box Of PE-RU-NA
Tablets in the medicine cabinet.
That is the safe way.
You can buy PE-RU-NA a1y-
Vhers n tshlak OF liquid form
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
A fen specials in weUknotUn
items Just for Friday
and Saturday

Ford Timer Wires-Five wires wrapped in
one. Specially priced EE
d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NonoliO Polish Cleans and polishes with
out washing. regularly 69c HO
special .-.---... .......-...
sehroeder's Universal Tire Gauges, in
leathcrette case. On sale Ct 90
at ...-..-.....
Grease-The famous Polarine cup OK
grease. One pound cans, at %SS
soa7oBiue Ribbon Vegetable Oil 39c
Michelin Mastic for filing cuts IN auto cas-
inss and repairing tubes. 90
Special MISREPRESENTATION. AD1
Ford Headlight BuIbs-Nine volt. eigh-
teen candle power; 25c kind. 1EC
al .......... ........... ~
Black Auto To9 Dressing-Also for cur
taiHs and cushions IS absolutely 81 M
waterproof. Ter can " : 80
Automobile Finishing Varnish-Does not
change color Of car, but bright t1 on
ems up surface. Quart can. ~ '0O
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
Auto Tires
Tt0o Reliable Makes
Specially Reduced
TITAN AUTO TIRES


Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13

Porch SWING foot oak finished
SWING shaped eat. comfortable back
and arm rests. complete peth chains
T saa hooks. sPssi'I 95.98
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
Men s Shoes end Oxford
$50 Values 81 95

The oxfords are The well known
Sell make. Of e9rdovan calf. Eng
ish lasts; lie shoes are the fsmois
Iomahaut brand, Of black calf in
English and blucher lace. III sizes.
On sale. par sos.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13

are you reading Tie Times?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
HE WeeV '.Brogue . So %

The well dressed men who ex-
pet style and comfort in Their
lnmsr shoes Will find all these,
coupled with good square heels.
guaranteeing the maximum cf
walking comfort, IN these new
'Brogue Oxfords made of
oordovan calf, perforated vamo
ana tip, as pictured: rubber
reels, best Goodyear welt solos;
+, 4 sizes; par 50.
3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
PRINCESS ruEtrF.a roN1crr.

WIN Rogers il ..waiez. water Nv
everywhere" one Of thE funniest pic
lures ever made. hy this exeeealneIy
clever star, WtA Rogers 1T 4 S. best
and that's saYins g let. Also Cat
tie comedy.
Coming SATURDAY. E,sie Ferrusan
III "Counterfeit." ste-f+
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13

Several styles ii The fa-
nous 81. L. Douglas and
Bostoniaa Ozfords; Eng
Esh and blueher Iace
made of eordovan calf.
rubber heels and depend
able Ill leather soles all
sizes Priced Ge On EA
at, per palr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13

last time tonight to see sheldon
Lewis in "Dr. Jekn aud VIZ. Hyde" also
Esg Comedy. Ads
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
Whiting
AdUer fiS en- e7fs
Are Winners
STAR THEATER TONIGHT.

sad are aeeeVted ~ The ltLitInz News
60. ga. 1loth ST.. Phone I3s-W-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13

Ready Mise d
House aints for i0-
de and outside
work black, white
and p different col
at per gallon
At $3.50
Res Seal ST. Louis
bite Lead ground
ln pure hnseed oil
leo lis kag priced
# SIS 50
IT. r IL Famous
Paint Cleaner, does
tie work perfectly
iaeral Size pac ea
priced at l0c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-13
Slippers

Growing Girls Baby Pol
ankle strap slippers. Of Gun
meal calf and patent leather.
trimmed with neat tailored
bow fIe1ibls leather solcs
$3.50 regularly CO IN
On sale at n - =
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24
,Pripravy k n v
Mexiku.

Iddny 1plny a s~polchlivy sou.
pts obyyatclstva n industrii V Me
xiku ncbyl NJ dosud proycdcp
Odh0dy poetu obyvatclstya Mcxi,
ku pobyboyuly 80 cd Gtrnicti do
scdmndcti millionn, Provi SO, 2c j.
mdlo zcmi ma sy6t6, ic2 mali toko-
W nodostatek sintistiky 0 obyva.
telstyu Il jcbo poyoldni Il 0 zeme.
d6lsk6 produkei u jinlch adrojich,
jake Mcxiko Nyni dochG2i zprd.
va, 10 jcdnou z prvnich v0ef, ji2
general Obrcgon, move WoIcny
president McSika, 20 wStupn do
lifadu ma V 1myslu uciniti, je no.
w u dUkladny census. Bndc ia
yl1stn6 prvni proyidcluS census,
jcnz v Mcxiku Dude %provcdcn, q
M vaor ma ma slou2iti system
Spojcnych Stdt6, kdc stitdni Iidu
NO proyddi kazdych dcscl let.
NcjpfcSnej5i census V Mcxibul
proycdcn byl pred l27 roxy nu
roakoz sponcIsk6ho kr6le kurla
Ciyrtdbo. Soups icuto provcdcn
byl pod sprlvou ~mcxickdho misto.
trhle RcyillOgigedo Pfesn6 scit6
nj lidn proyedcno bylo t6m6f i
eclG zetni, \ vyjimkon Vera Cruz
u Git0d0laJ1rn pr0vlncie Goa
hnila Poeet obyy0telstyo Y tech
10 proyinciich byl toliko odIod.
nut. Pres 10, 10 ! tcnto census md
jlstd y0dy, je poyaaovdn ~ JEDI
ny, ktery Vi mhzc einiti naroky III
pfcbnost 10 vscch sonpish, prove
dcnSch M spantlskt Wildly pol
Mesikem ri st0 let tryajici, hi
hem ktertSto DOLBY ~ VI vystff
dalo 6edesdt best mistokr6ld
Census dokonocn byl v kyetni
rolm 1893 u udol potct obyy0tel
|stm tehdejbibo Mexika IN 4A30,
$40 dnsi Pocet obyyatelsty0 spo
jnnSch btbt6 V rose 400 by q,
oS9, 2l4 . v roce l703 asi 1891 500
|tedy sei eiejpe jako Mexiks, m
|slfdni census V Mesiku proyedenl
Y roee 1000, ktef3 rikterak nemp
10 b9b poyazoyan IN presp1, U
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24

dal potct obyyoiclsisa ma 1880.
jl5. predchasciici census, prove.
deny V rocc 1890, udal poccl me
xickGho lidu M ll,632,o2i, Y roee
1910 odhadoval Sc pocet o%hyvoicl
siva Mcxika ma lh,327,5l0
nmrtnost Y Mcxiku ic yclikA,
dulcko vetsi nesli We Spoicnych
S,dtcch, Avsak stcina vclkS ic pc
&c, porod0, O%dhaduic Sc, ae 0mr'
tnost v Mcxiku ic 40 ma 1000 oily
v0tel roane. We vscch krajindch
ncni TAX vysokt 1mrtnosti, Nysok6
1mrtnost j. hlavn6 pfi pobtcll,
kdc Tide hynou Slutou zimnici We
velktm po6tu V tctnSch meNi,
ckych krajindch iddi take mala-
rio, Ma planinach yyssich juk
500 stop md mofem jc lid adrqyy
n prayidelne jSou IN velk6 rodiny,
V tdchto krajinach ic 1mrinost
pcpatrna, We vatSich mcSickych
m6stcch j. jiS dmrinoSt vetsi, a
vsak pr0m0rn6 io asi 10 Z 1000
roene V ecl6 zomi,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24
Pamcti ruskeho statnika,

Hn6my amer, sbornik World q
Work potoI prdy6 nyercjnoyoil
(" PMn0li hrab6tc Wittc,' jcz III.
bull b9ti zajimayym pfisp6vltcm
k historic rnskG zcme. Wittc byl
zndm jako jeden q nciscbopncjsich
ruskJch stdtnikh We spojcnych
Stdtcch byI zn1m jake ellen rnskf
dclcgacc, llcrd Wjcdnaln mir i
Japonskcm Y Portsmouth 20 &C.
lon ladn let hr6l dhleaiton roll Y
ruekfm yefejndm liyot6. 70 dcsci
Jet byl dlcncm rn2nycb ruskych
m%IniBirratcv u stall no prynim pro
mlcrcm, kdyz po reyoluci do6lo Il
zri1eDf dnmy Byl yh0k nncet
vzddtl Nc w6bo nr0du v roce nj
sltdnjicim, 1906, . po N sctkal Nc
y carem jenom dvokrhte Iemfe'
jebte pred ruskou fcyolucf
N6hloet . nplnost ehronceni NJ
rugkdho e0rskfho rr2imn byIo jed
non \ dr0moiickych nd6losti syt
toy6 vdlky V~ygyt1cni tohoto zje
VI zhstAIo 10 dnesnfl0 dine pred
mdtem dohndh Jak 10 mohlo sth
VI, VI 0ufokrnt ~ stuletibi 0utp
kraiicRf ifDdiee M sebou uk6zDI
~ YAK bezmocn9m W velkt krisi
PoAetilost D slabost cara byls ~
Atecnym tobo yysyetIonim, syf'
.n0l 20 delAf dobu nedostMk,
rharokteru cara MikuIdse, pres 10
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24

uredni lhula p~rehidcnta Wilso.
ma rychle SO bli1i ku konci Il pfi-
roScno zvysnje SO z0icm vcfcino-
SIT 0 icllo pldny pro bu%doucnosl.
Ackoliv ncpfislo dosud Sadnych
zpr6v Y Bileho domu, ma So ysc-
obccn6 IN to, 70 VENUE syni cas
pc opust6ni ifadn psuni svych pa~
nett a jind litcrdrni praci,
Woodrow Wilson ziSkal Nj 30.
vest juko historik jcSto pred ystu-
penn do Biltho domu u jcho nzkG
lspojcni sc sy6tovymi uddlostmi We
dyou presidcntskych lh0tach pc.
skyline mn bo~hutstvi matcrialu
pro autobiogralii, icS ncpochybnd
Dude jcdnou z prvnich jcho praci
po vStupu do soukromi.
Stara ot6zka eco ciniti 4 BIZ.
yalymi prcsidcntyG'' nobudc Nc
v1tahovati IN pana Wilsona. Af
chopl Sc ~jakokoliy jiz prdcc, budc
u konati jenom ze zajmu pro nj
u nikoliv pod tIakcm hospoddfskG
nntnosti, Wilson ncni Size yclikym
boh6Gem, ale pfijcm pfccc icnom
re dostatccny, ably stacil k spoke
icnGmn Il bczstaroStnGmn zivotu.
Jc andmo, ~ president byl yclice
Setrnym u 10 M svGho nfadoyani
nspofil 70 sytho sluGn6ho znacny
obnos.
Ma Nc IN TO, zc dostane 80 mu
ne zakonceni p%rcsidenlsk6 lhnty
cetnych pozyani Cd prednich uni
vcrsii, ably stal ee elcncm jcjich
pfoFcsorskych sbord WSlItnnokil
=. Wilsonoyy jake precisely Prin-
cetonskG university poskytuji MI
zyldst6 dobrou kyalifikaci pro Ia
koyG povolanf Jcdna JIM uniycr.
sitn dokonec jiS MI nabidkn nj.
mia, alo jcho pfdtclt soudi, Se DIV
prcdno6t yolnoj6imu aiyotu Spibo-
v0telc.
kdc president Wilson 20 opu-
atcui Bildho domn Dude bydIcfi,
ptnl dosild zndIno Jedna povest
ud0l0, Ne mi v umyslu o%dstehoys
Il 10 do S0n Diego, Cal, avsak
zdh We, M poyeet tato poyetala NJ
sledkem okolnosti, IL w II Me-.
Adoo, jebo zef, Mkoupil mojetek
nedaleko tohoto mist0 kdyl Dr.
Grayson presldentny osobui ltkar,
Mk0upil yenkoyskou residence ne.
dnlcko Wasbingtonn, yyskytla ~
p0v6st, ~ misf0 10 zakonpeno BY.
10 pro D. WiIsona, aysak praydi.
yoht TITO poytati ,byja 4 Bildh0
domn popfenm Mnod mai M ~,
h ~ vr6ti do Pfincetonu, odkud
vetogpil do ysfejnfho Nlvota, u IN
zde budc ziti klidnym GiyotNfa BIZ.
storickAho ~spisoyatels.