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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08
Training School Notes

Gertrude Hanat was unable to at
tend school last week because OF a
bad cold.
A committee on recreation met with
ISIS Blandin some time ago and drew
up the following set of resolutions:
BE ii Resolved, that we as body
of students will:
l. Bar syncopation and get get back
to rhythmic dancing and music having
both rhythm and melody.
2. Bar all extreme forms of dane
ing and get back to moderate. steps
and holds.
g. Bring into our dances and parties
some mixing games and social activi-
ties.
A. Leave for home at a reasonable
hour--not later than 11:30
s. Carry these practices to other
parties and dances. endorsing by our
influence to establish higher morals
and better standards of recreation,
and come back to graceful instead of
sensational dancing"
This resolution was presented to
the school on Tuesday afternoon and
unanimously adopted.
On Wednesday afternoon the follow
ing program was rendered by mem
bers of the senior class:
Piano Selection--"The Opera Ball.
Esther Bartell,
Reading" Patsy"-Irene McMiller.
Piano Selection" angels of Night
--LaVila Kietz.
Reading fan Order for a Picture"
Margaret Meuret.
Miss Gertrude Gowen is unable to
attend school this week because OF
Illness and Rahel Greve is also on the
sick list
Plans are being made in both the
model and training departments of
the school for the celebration of the
Christmas season.
The senior and sophomore classes
will entertain the juniors at a party
Thursday evening at the school. The
juniors receive this entertainment be-
cause their rating as to conduct and
attendance was the highest for the
past six weeks.
The members Of the faculty attend
ed the Teachrs' convntion which was
held at Merrill last Saturday.
The Evergreen Hickers", a group
of girls. under the leadership of Miss
Hamacher, hiked mile west of the
city after school on Tuesday after
noon. The girls decided to have a
eoasting party in the near future.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08

and Mrs. Aug. Otto, and four brothers
Fred, Albert. August and Carl Juedes
all of Wausau
Julius Schmeling
julius Schmeling died yesterday
morning, Dec. 7, 1921, at his home,
519 Jefferson street Death was due
to apoplexy. The deceased had been
resident of Wausau for fifty years,
and for ten years was member of
the city fire department. He was
born in Germany. August 20, 1S49.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the home Saturday afternoon by
the Rev. VIM. Elske and interment will
be in Pine Grove cemetery. TIE de-
ceased is survived by his widow, five
children. Mrs. A. E. Sole, Mrs. T. c.
Wilke, Miss Leona Schmeling, and
Frank and Edwin Schmeling, all of
Wausau, ana sister. Mrs. A. Piper
of Canton.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08
PERFECT BADGER
ORGANIZATION
OFFICERS FOR WOODROW
WILSON FOUNDATION
APPOINTED

The work of perfecting the Wiscon
sin organization of the Woodrow vii
son Foundation is nearly completed
under the direction of Karl Mathie
state chairman. There remains to ap-
point a chairman in each county in the
state and this is now under way.
leading the work of the Foundation
in Wisconsin are Mr.. Mathie as chair
man, j. M Hayes, vice president OF
the First Wisconsin National bank OF
Milwaukee, treasurer, and Mrs. Helen
Wright Crosby, Rhinelander, secre-
tary.
Executive Committee
The state executive committee is
composed of Mrs. Clinic M. Barr, Mil
waukee; the Rev. Charles II. Beale,
Milwaukee, Pres. e. A. Birge, Madi-
son; Supt. John NJ Callahan, Madi-
son; ;th ;e Rev. John Faville, Lake
Mills; Fred S. Hunt, Milwaukee;
Justice Burr w. Jones, Madison :;
Thos. S. Kearney, Sr., Racine; Judge
Martin Luck, Juneau; Col. Robert B.
Mccoy, Sparta; Fl. II. Moehlenpah,
Clinton; A. j. Schneiderman, Madi-
son; Willis V. Silverthorn, Hayward;
and f. J. Smith, Merrill w. A. Hume
of Chiffon is director of publicity and
Mrs d. o. Kinsman of Appleton, will
have charge of the publicity work
among the women's clubs of the state.
The national representation from Wis
consin includes, DR.. Frederick G..
Moorehouse, Pres. Samuel Plantz of
Appleton, and Mrs. Ben Hooper of
Oshkosh.
The national committee met last
Friday evening in New York city and
selected five OF the fifteen members of
the permanent board of trustees in
whose hands will be the permanent
administration of the fund. The mem
bers chosen are Cleveland III. Dodge
and Franklin ID. Roosevelt of New
York, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait of
Iowa, William Allen White of Kansas
and Il. A. Alderman, president of Vir-
ginia university. The other ten mem
bers are to be chosen by the execu-
tive committee.
Its Purpose
The purpose of the Woodrow Will
son Foundation is to honor a great
American and to create a method
whereby public service will be en-.
couraged and conspicuously recogniz-
ed In this and future generations. TO
accomplish this 1t Is purposed by the
National committee to raise fund
amounting to $1.000,000 or more, by
popular subscription throughout the
country. The proceeds of this fund,
amounting to perhaps $4,000 a year.
will be awarded yearly as prizes to
citizens or groups of citizens who have
done the most for the advancement of
American ideals.
The administration of the fund will
be in the hands OF board of trustees.
self-perpetuatlng, who will select
paid body Of experts to receive and
sift the nominations for awards and
submit them to a jury of awards which
will be made up of men and women
occupying prominent positions in the
executive, judicial and legislative de-
partments of the country.
The active campaign is to begin the
10th of January, 1922, but Mr.. Mathiej
announces that contributions made
prior to this date will be received at
any time by the state treasurer.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08
REALTORS HEAR
TALK BY APPLETON
MAN LAST WEEK

1
Fourteen members of the Wausau
Real Estate board enjoyed talk by
Daniel p. Steinberg of Appleton, pres
ident of the Wisconsin Realtors asso-
citation. at the annual banquet and
meeting of the board at the Hotter
Bells last Thursday evening.
Adolph Holub, president OF the
board, acted as postmaster, ana was
again elected president for the coming
year. The other officers chosen were
VIM. Albrecht, vice presidnt, r. A.
Dunn, Jr, secretary, and Bernard
Sternberg, treasurer. The reelection
Mr.. Dunn and Mr.. SternDerg as dl-
rectors leaves the list Of these officers
unchanged, the other directors Deing
Adolph Holub Paul Kolpacki, and
VIM. Albrecht, Jr.
Mr.. Steinberg, as chief speaker OF
the evening, gave an interesting ana
instructive address, telling or MS ex-
periences and impressions OF the Dusl-
ness conditions in the state and taking
a generally optimistic. stand. Inc
speaker told of the ideals and code or
ethics advocated by the association
and stressed their value in building
up good business on foundation OF
service. The three parties to sale,
the seller, the purchaser and the brok-N
er, he said, should all profit from the
The speaker went on to give num-
Der of suggestions and pointers for in
creasing business. The value OF ad-
yertising, correct fixing of property
values, and the Importance OF ex-
ideas were discussed and
of exchanging ideas were
discussed and the requirements OF the
state license law were explained.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08

An attempt was made last evening
at Armory hall to organize a post of
World War Veterans. About fifty
men We're present, having been in
duced to attend by understanding that
it was meeting for members of other
veterans organizations. The post was
not organized. and the organizer. who
espouses radical doctrines, left the
city this morning for Rhinelander
where he hopes to meet with better
disposition and reception.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08
BANKERS MEETING
IN WAUSAU TODAY

The annual meeting of the Marathon
County Bankers association will be
held this evening at the Hotel Bel
lis, where a dinner is to be served,
preceding the meeting. Officers for
the year will be elected. o. M. Book
of Spencer is at present president, C.
G. Kruger, Wausau, vice president,
and S. j. Falch, Unity, secretary and
frea SIIrpr
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CHILD ALMOST STRANGLED

Mrs. G. Grab. 3116 Washington Ave-,
New Orleans, La, writes. my child
had cough so bad she would almost
strangle coughing. Foley's Honey and
Tar relieved her cough, and l recon-
mend it to any mother" Checks colds,
Group, whooping cough, bronchial and
"fiu" cought. Children like it. Adv.
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MARRIAGE LICENCES

Herman zimmerman, Seattle, Wash,
to Alice Kremenak, Wausau
McCarty Lawrie, town of Johnson,
to Hazel Elliott, Athens
VIM. Wenzel, town of Easton, to Ell
la, town of Rib Falls.
Edwin J. Polasek to Lillian Wendorf,
both of Mosinee.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08

Word was received the first of the
week by Mrs. A. Fl. Reid of the death
of her brother, Thornton Lindley. of
Santiago, Cal. Burial will take place
near Madison, his former home.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-08
Back Hurt?

When the Kidneys do not properly do
their work or purify the blood stream.
waste products and poisonous acids re.
main in the system and cause baekache.
rheumatic pains. lumbsgo, sore mus-
Giles, swollen joints. stiffness. lame
back and similar symptoms.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
VEREJNA SCHUZE IRSKEHO sNEMU
BUDE KONANA DNES, ALE JEST MONO, zE KU
HLASOVANf o SMLOUVE DOJDE Az POZDEJI.

Dublin, 18. pros. - Vekou nevu zp1sobo oznamen ze
veejne zasedanf rskeho zahaeno Ultra rno e
pfkroc hned rokovani navrhu schvaeni smouvy
Vtera po cey den ovzdusi byo dusne UGinek appeu
Erskna Chderse vlasenectvf zarove podezfvavos
no ldu ebyl sefesen. Chop no JIM Tecnici vyvoany
DOZEN nepodaro dplne zaplasit ogkou Grffthovou
sto vsak jest re slf Michaea Conse jin6ho deegatG
smlouvu podepsavsch, vyvolalo hluboky dojem
MeZi clemy snemu panue dnes rdznost mnen kdy dode
ku hasovani - %
Kazdemu clenu bude dana neomezena pTezitost vysve
m svGj HAS ackoli nekteT sou toho mnen re rozhodnu
dode pondelf vecer JIM pfedpovfda re bude to az nkdy
stfedu dokonce vykujf nahedy ze hasovanf bude
pfedsevzato az pred samymi svatky.
Mfnenm zde prevladacm jest re smlouva bude schva-
lena BOZ JEFF schvaen povedou Arthur Griffith Michael
Collins kdezto cele opposce bude Eamon De Valera
Childers. - ~Fw w@~sy
Belfast 49, pros - STelba byla obnovena dnes neko
lika castech mesta. Dive osoby byly poraneny.
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LUPICI VYUZILT PRERUSE.
NEHO ELEKTRICKEHO
VEDENf.
Vykradeny doutnikarsky OBJ.
chod ma nejzivsjsim miste
" Cievelandu.

Do United Cigar obchodu,
ma Squaru, prave V hotelu Gle
veland, v mistech, kde panuje
skorem nejcilejSf frekvence,
vessel vcera vecer zakaznik,
jenz sc pojednou nahnul pres
pult a hroze klerkovi, Cheste-
ru Rodwigovi, revolverem, do
nutil jej, ze mu vydal $50 str
zenych penez. Kdyz S lupem
odchazel, prisel prav6 jiny ku-
pee, co vSak patrn6 vyskolene-
mu lupici nikterak neprekaze-
10, re Sc rychle vmfsil mezi "a
stupy chodcd a rychle zmizel.
Policejni skadrona pod serzan-
tenn Farrellem sice z blizke
hlaVnf policeini stanice rychle
pfispechala ma misto, ale po
banditovi nebylo jiz ami sledu.
PGjde-li sm6lost clevelandskych
banditG tfmto tempem vpred,
.snadno Sc m6zeme do6kati, re
nektery ukradne jeste "a SOU
du soudci kalhoty jako znamy
zlodej V ceske pohadce.
Raporty policie zdejsi a V
Lakewood oznamujf, re nekte-
II darebaci vyuzitkovali "a wee
rejsi boure, panuiici zapad-
nj casti, preruSeneho dsvetlo-
vacfho vedeni ku kradezim.
NejhIre bylo postizeno Home
stead divadlo ma Detroit a
Hird ave-, kde pachatele vylo-
mill pokladnu a vybrali $453.,
as tri bloky ma vychod vnikli
nezvanf navstevnici do obuv-
nickeho obchodu Patrick Bros.
11608 Detroit ave., nenalezli
vsak V pokladne niceho, muse
Ii Sc spokojiti jen S drobnymi
"a telefonnf poplatky. V Acme
Fence & Iron Co. 8506 Lake
ave. ukofistili lupi6i z vylome-
ne kasy S35.
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NEMECKO NABfDNE SPLATKU.

Berlin, 18. kruhG obvykle dobre zpravenych
sdsuie re splaku nahrad zatSch mare ez
pfpada den 15 ledna, Nemecko nabdne 350OO0OO0 c
as $87 100000 To jest nejlepsi nabfdka jz mze ucn
Nemecko ma 27O 100000 zatych marek tuto
mnze zv6tsii 8000O000 markami zatych zdrod rss6
banky avsak vice nemize opatfti ak douhe poshoven
bude zada poeneckou nevys radu jake zaruy nabidne
re koncfch spatky vyrovna, neproniklo verejnost
Londyn, 8. pros Aristide BRAND, francouzsky pre-
mier, prje dnes byl prvftan nadrazf Ausenem
Chamberlainem nekolka jnymi vladimir GTednky Konfe
nemeckych nahradach mezi Briandem brckym mi
nsterskym predsedo bude konana IL hodn Ultra dopole-
Gne. ~
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HURIKAN DOSAHL PRUDKOSTI &c
MIL IA H0DINI.
v BUFFALO DEVfTISTOPOVA VIVA
VEEINANA DO PRfSTAVU, v PORT
CLINTON HLADINA JEZERA SNf-
ZENA o SEST STOP.
MNOHO LODI ZAHNANO MA MELCINU, MAJETKO
VA SKODA VELIKA

Buffalo, N Y, = IS. pros. Nehors vichrice historic
zdeho prsavu pfehnaa pres nf konec Erie
rano zpdsobivsi hrozne spousty okonim plavectv
Vftr mezi IL hodnou rann dosah prudkosti
sa ses mil hodnu nasedkem oho % vekch jezernfch
nakadnfch lodi zakovenych p izn hraz nalozenych
hn vyvano ch kotvS mrsteno melcinu Mezi lod mi
jsou tfi move 60O-stopove parnky Tomnsonovy fotiy
James Davidson L. N Bowers M E. Farr nchz kazdy stall
$1,5OO,0OO.
merny nakad ob kazde Mich jest 325OO0 busld
jeek enz ohrozen poskozen do znaene mr odhadue
$40 O0OO. 49,
vecne parnfcky Lakes Towing Co. pracovay DO ce
N den 1s poskynouti pomoc ohrozenym odm avsak ma
sedkem nesmne prudkosti vetru nemohy mnoho pordit
Ably veci este dale zhorsy dfevena cast hraze pfi
Lackawanna ocelanach bya smetena Why ako hory va
do Lackawanna zatoky Byy tax vysoke hraz enom
chvlkam byo videti
Dnes kdy vichfice stale jee zufa bylo lodi
mecne eprve vySerovanm bude zsteno do lake mi
ry byy poskozeny Lodi vrzeny byy mecnu supnach
pf cemz ech kotvy eezy sebe narazey tax re skoda
bude iiste velika.
Take meste samonem zpnsobena byla skoda a
eden eovek pe zvot Jest to Frank E. Kiefer nehoz
spadla okenni mTz vytrzena edne obchodn budovy Ma
Porter dive zeny srazeny byly zem vyvracenym
Jedna nch secna Margaret Cochraneova ma zlome-
nohy jeff sesra Katherine, urpea vnitrn zraneni Pf
volani hasc muse ueknout cast kmene stromu nez molly
byti osvobozeny.
Vftr zenoucf cd jihozapadu vzedmul takove
vse re Bird Island pier Squaw Island byy emef pne poo
sest stop mad normal coz jest vice nez mnoha
nj pobfezn strait vna ez vehnana bya do psavu dosah
la ye dewitt stop snad nikdy pred tim ok vody nevao
pres Niagarske vodopady iako pri teto bouT
Rovnez jezerech Michigan a Superior zuTa boure a
vSa dosud nedosy zprvy ozsahu skody tam natropene
Port Clinton o. 49, pros Port Clinton byl bez mestske
vody po cey den pon6vadz vysoky a veru snz hladnu
al ses stop pod normal coz jest vice. nezi mnoha
Vodarna nemoha cerpati vodu iedne male nadrz
ce bylo trochu vody pro pfpad pozaru.
New Lexington, o., 49, pros Vichfce, dosahnuvsf silly
cylon zasahla hovychodn Ohio vcera vecer Okresn We
zeni oeu Perry bylo pokozeno as 5000 rom vyvraceno
noha mastali strhany srechy. Jeden konec oby-
serfova byl urzen sou vchfice DIE zprav ez do
kud znamo nikdo nepTsel zvot anz tezkemu zranenf
kud nikdo nepTise zivo anz tezkemu zraneni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19

Washington IT. pros Sekretaf Hughes ucinl move ma
vrhy, pomeru LIS pro pr su btevnich
skeho vaetneho lodva porovnani pomerem pro
etna lodstva vGdcch namofnch narodd Amerky Japanu
Ange Podobny pomer Its byl americkou dele
gaci prfs askou folu Peti navrhu by znamenalo,
francouzska taka odstva byla by sten6 lna btev
Mich lodch m6a by su 35 merckehe veGneho LODI
sva Sekreaf Hughes p pfedozeni sveho navhu
LIS byl podporovan vboru panact vadam brtickou @
panskou a itaskou.
Brtiet zastupc cele Arthurem Bafourem, podporo-
vail amerky navrh tom zakade re pred stovou vakou
pomema sa vaecnych lodsev France Veke Brane byla
" pomeru ku We prospech Britiv.
Japanc pripoi Sc brticke amerck6 deegaci Italov6
proiev svoi ochotu pfmou pomer LIS itaskou fotu
btevnch lodi podmfnkou France prime podobny
mer ak jest navrhovano americkou vladou
Albert Sarraut rancouzsky mnstr osad kteryz lest nynf
havou francouzske deegaee Hat+ferenc, iel a3gisko
amercke vady jak byo tumoceno vboru panac sekre
tafem Hughesem, premeru Brandov Pokud nebudou OBJ
drzeny nstrukce cd rancouzsk vd nebud mono pokra
covati We vyboru patnacti.
Bylo vysvetlovano asne seretafem Hugheem
sk6 delegac amercka vlada jest minen pod
kad avaci silly francouzska vaecna ota nen opravnena
bevnm odm 35 900 u nosnos re bedve sudovanf tech
nckych dat naznauje re podkade svacf silly Francie
nemea by mft btevnch odch pres 175000 tun
rovnez re hlavnf nad6 amercke vady svoan 6to kon
ference bylo dosp6 dohodnut mez mocnosmi zmenen
nikol sesilenf valecnych lod'stev sveta.
Amercka vlada neocekava snad Francie mea by
St svo pfitomnou su bevnch odich avak nerada by Vi
della, ably doSlo sou6zi avb6 vaeGnych lodi
stavba novych vale6nych lodi Franci zavdaa by
chybne podnet. "
mich lodi fotiach narodG podecich konferenc by
la by nasedujfcf:
Spoene Staty, 525 600 tun; Veka Branie $4,000 tun
Japan 315 900 Francie 175000 Italie 175000 n
Parfz II. pros Francie nema zadneho denitvniho
gramu savby valecnych lodi byo feceno rednfch kuzch
spojenf sanovskem francouzske deegace Wash
ngtone vGc pomeru vaeGnych odstev ednotvyh narodu
Ia okono re zad aby il bylo dovoeno posav bitevni To-
d do dhrnne nosnos 35000O neznamena pr nyn pa
nuje program toho druhu
Francie vsak ez byvala vekou namofn mocnos chce 81
20
zbroen yka nyn ezto jejf nosnost bevnch odch
jest daleko pod mocnostf sten6 dGezitosi.
Zprva re brticka deegace navrhuje zruseni ponorek
zphsoba zde trochu pTekvapeni skeptckych poznamek
rednch kruzh Francie pravf jest hoova iednati
mezeni ponorek ale nen hotova pat ch pne potlacen
Washington 49, pros Sekretar Hughes jako pfedseda
konference omezen zbroen vessel dorozumen primo
Brandem vzhedem situaci jez vyvinula ma
sedkem stanovska Fance pomeru vaecnych odstev W.
rozumfva re Hughes upozorn Branda zcea neo
cekavanou povahu francouzho pozadavku ez nkerak
neshodue ucey zam6r nez konference Washington
ska bya svolana.
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POPLACH MA WALL STREET.

York II. pros. DIE anonymnho dopisu ktery OBJ
dzel Charles Morgan bursan Wall Steet Ultra uda
vybuch horst nezi zaT 1920 Vsechno VIDA
pet blok koem akcove bursy bude py znceno Ac
kol pocie oho mineni re dop jest pracf nejakeho
zaveda rozsa bezpecnosnf opatreni
havne toho dnvodu ze take posledn stravy vybuch
Wall Street enz 81 vyzada skoro ctycet dskych zvot byl
pfedpoveden anonymnim dopise.
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Toto jest ddmyslny francouz
sky pfistroj, jenz okamzite me
nj ty nejpeknejSf chodniky a
boulevardy navestnf tabule.
Operacni vylohy jsou pranepa-
trne. Voda pronikajici valcem
v podob6 sprchy, prochazi pro
vrtanym lGzkem kdyz stroj
Jest valen, zanechava "a sebou
vlhkou oznamku, jez znstane,
pokud slunce il nevysusi.
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VYPLATA BONUSU Cd |. UNORA.

Columbus, O.. IT. pros. Nabdky bondy vyplacenf
bonusu pro voaky oefovateky Oha souzvsf svetove
valce budou pfmany 90 prosne bylo dnes oznmeno ko
umofovacfho fondu DO zasedan zde povoenych $685.
900 bond bude ch prodano S2O0000o0 oat
nj pax die potfeby Bondy 4 droku Ocekava
budou ychle prodany vpatou bonusu zapoene
cd /. unora.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
CESKOSLOVENSKO KUPUJE
RUCNICE.

Haag IT, pros Sedesat sc pusek, jez odejmuty byly
nemecke armade ustupuc pres holandke 1zem prfme
opadu roku 1913 bylo nyni prodano ceskosovenske VIA
de- Zbran6 ty ozeny byy Holandsku avsak zsay
ky majetkem Popatek skladiste dosoupi mezm ako-
We vs re rovna temer kupnf Ponevadz Nemecko
nemoho zbran6 obdrze Cd Hoandska dostao voeni
cd spoienecke komise, ably je prodalo.
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KOVAR VYROBIL PRY BOMBU.

Varsava 49, pros. Siveron Cosgrove, zffzenec amer
keho odboru spravenos postal kabelovou depes do Wash
ngtonu sd9luc meno kovaTe, nemz Wolf Lndenfed tvrd
zhotov bombu vypracova podrobnos strasveho aten
Wall Street za 1920 obdrzev penfze tuo prac
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SVATBA BUDE STATI s15O,oOo.

Londtn, II. pros - Pres pomernou "chudobu briticks
kralovke rodny, nasedkem drahoty zvoby vyo jevo
dnes svaba pncezny Mary vscounem Lasceesem bude
sta emeT Bude nenakladnes funkce cd SHAT
kre Jho Jedine kvetinova vyzdoba St. James kapi
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
FRANCOUH 0CEKAVAJi INSTRUKCE.
SEKRETAR HUGHES PREDLO OH. JIM
NAVRH MA PIONEER BITEV-
MICH LODI
FRANCE A ITAI.IE MELY BY 35 PROCENT silly
ALODSTEV AMERICKEHO A BRITICKEHO
B u L L < tt " !:

Londyn, 19. pros. - Francie Prime pGvodnf pomsr
valecnych lodstev navrzeny sekretarem Hughesem ma
washingtonske konferenci, premier BRAND uvsdomil
George Harveyho americkeho veIvyslance, ma jejich
schzce vcera pozde vecer Splnomocn vevyslance ably
tom smysu vyrozumel americkou vladu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
LOUPEzNA KRADEZ MA
QUINCY.

Do bytu pani Fred Papillo-
We, 8432 Quincy ave. vloupal
Sc vcera rano zlod6j nezavfe-
nym oknem a odnesl $40 ma
hotovosti spolu S tTemi zlatymi
prsteny, ktere 81 okradena ce-
nj ma $500.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24

the sharp rocks are there too. Mr.. Motor
ist:-YOU CAN'T AFFORD to drive with
out spare tires from financial standpoint,
to say nothing Of the trouble and delays you
will have if you do.
"A TIRE SHORTAGE (of Standard
Makes) is predicted for the near future be-
cause the tire factories cut production when
they should have been running full capacity.
So we say to you:-Equip your car with
TWO SPARES NOW-DON'T wait and
say: ''D-it! there's another flat tire,
WISH HAD ANOTHER SPARE" For
your sake, for your friends and family's
sake and for vo,u car sake
Evening star., 1921-10-30
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.

NEW YORK, October 29.-The chief
trading feature in the cotton market
today was liquidation OF December
contracts. The weakness of the near
months had an unsettling effec. on
later deliveries. with the result that
closing prices showed net declines of
Is to 20 points. December sold off to
1872 and closed at 1874. compared
with 1903 at the close of the previ-
GUS day.
The market opened steady at de-
cline of 10 to 25 points. There was
creased distribution of cotton re-
flected in the week end figures, re-
ports of an improved demand for
goods toward the end of the week
and rather more favorable trade ad-
vices from abroad. The demand was
readily supplied, however. and the
market soon turned easier owing to
switching from that delivery into
later positions. This was not accom-
panied by any apparent change in the
situation as to prospective deliveries.
So far as known by local brokers,
very little cotton is heading in this
direction from the south for addition
to the certiflcated stock, while no
change has been reported In the pros
poets for exports to the far east
There were very few buyers, how
ever, and comparatively small selling
orders sent prices lower. with Janu-
ary selling off to 1884 and March to
1850 The close was within few
points of the lowest. The amount of
cotton on shipboard awaiting clear
ance was 174.000 bales. against
173,000 last year. which was regarded
as pointing to fair volume of ex-
ports next week, and London cables
reported a continued Improvement in
Lancashire.
NEW ORLEANs. La. October 90
Moderate selling pressure was felt
by the cotton market today practi-
cally throughout the session. coming
appareNtly from the same sources that
have furnished most of the selling
during the last few weeks. Momen-
tarily on the first call the strongest
months were 1 to 2 points up. after
which tho whole list sagged. No
great support was met at any time
and the close was at the lowest Of the
session, at losses under yesterdays
close Of 16 to 80 points. December
closed at 1919 cents a pound.