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Arizona republican., 1921-05-12

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA. In the Matter of the Seizure of One Ford Touring Automobile. Model 1918. Motor Number 1234572. Sheriffs Notice of Sale on Order of Sale Number 5450.
 Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of the Superior Court of Maricopa County, State of Arizona and to me as Sheriff duly directed and delivered in the matter of the seizure of one Ford Touring Automobile. Model 1918, motor mum Der 1234572. Whereas, on the sth day of March, 1921. one certain Ford Touring Automobile. model 1918. mo- tor number 1234572, was seized by the Sheriff of Maricopa County, State of Arizona. and said automobile has been adjudged by the Superior Court of the State of Arlzcna- in and for the County of Maricopa, on the 18th day of April, 1921. of having been used on the sth day of March, 1921, for the transportati ton of intoxicating liquors, to-wit. Teouila-
 Public notice Is hereby given that I will on the 1fth day of May. 1921. at the hour of two o'clock P. M., of that day at the front door of the court house of Maricopa County, in the city of Phoenix, Arizona, sell the above described property to the high est and best bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States of America
 Dated this 3rd day of May. 1921.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY.
 Sheriff.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Metals

NEW YORK, May 11-Copper firm; electrolytic, spot and nearby. 13c; futures, 1S@13Ac. Tin strong spot and nearby, 3s.00d33.25; futures, $500. Iron nominally unchanged. Lead firm; spot. 500. Zinc steady; East St. Louis delivery, spot, 4.s0@ 495. Anthony, spot, 5.25.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
IRepublIcan A. P. Leased wlre1

NEW YORK, May 11.-Announce- ment of Germany's acceptance of the separations terms failed to stimulate the stock market today, prices of the more Important issues manifesting reactionary tendencies.
 Steels and affiliated shares were especially heavy, falling one to five points on extensive offerings. These enanated largely from professional interests who argued that home in 9ustries soon would have to contend ofh German competition.
 Other factors also entered into the 1ncessant liquidation of steels and Kindred issues. These were curtailed production due to continued lack of demand and prospects of additional dividend reductions and suspensions.
 Similar considerations were more or less operative in the irregular re- versals registered by motors. as well as food and miscellaneous specialties. pressure resulting from the delay at tending readjustment of wages and freight rates.
 Oils were relatively firm, cheaper iasues displaying marked strength Tn the final hour. with some of the to- baccos and metals.
 Passing of the quarterly dividend on Cerro de Pasco was one of the days incidents. but coppers were well supported. Sales. s25.oo0 shares.
 Tho money market repeated yes- tsrday's movements. call loans hold ing at eh until towards the close, when the rate advanced to per cent. Time money and commercial paper were unchanged on light negotiations.
 Dealers reported heavy coverings of the speculative shorts in foreign exchange, especially Italian and Scandinavian bills. Sterling held at its recent best and marks were strong, but French, Belgian. Dutch , and Spanish ratesreacted variably
 Foreign bonds were strong in con- nection with the German settlement. Mexicans also made further gains on reports of forthcoming recognition of the Mexican government, but domes- tic issues, including Liberty flota- tions. eased moderately. Total sales, par value, $1o,s5o,o0o.
 CHICAGO EXCHANGE
 CHICAGO, May 11.-Bulls in the wheat market today made much of statements by Secretary Wallace of the United States department of agriculture favoring higher prices and saying business conditions would be improved with the settlement of the German reparations matter. Adverse field reports from the Southwest con- tinued also to strengthen values, all though reports of rain in western Kansas led to a transient setback. Opening quotations. which varied from unchanged figures to 4 cents 'Aigher, with May $1-3s1z to $1-3s and 4ily $1.13 to $1.13h. were followed
 Y q moderate general sag and then ~ky decided upturns all around. S Corn swayed with wheat, opening Unchanged to h to T. cent higher, Fith July e2H cents. After slight declines the market scored material gains.
 Oats were firmer, influenced by I tho action of other grain. The start at K cent decline to a like advance. July 38k to 2S% cents, was soon succeeded by a fair advance.
 Provisiona responded to the same causes which had given lift to cereals.
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Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, May Ill., Liberty bonds closed: 31as, sss.6os first As. ss7,50 bid; second As, s37.20; first 4As. ss7.66; second 4As. $s7.36. third 4As, $90.6s; fourth 4As, ss7.3s; Vic tory 3&s, SOFIA; Victory 414s. $s7.74.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Cotton

NEW YORK. May 11.-Cotton closed barely steady at net advance of to s points. Spot cotton steady, 13.50c.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12

PASSENGEF. AND FREIGHT SER-
 VICE BETWEEN New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Montreal, Portland, Me.
 AND Liverpool. Southampton. London derry, Cherbourg, Antwerp. London, Glasgow, Havre, Rotterdam, Mediter. ranean, Plymouth, Bristol. Danzig. Levant, Hamburg.
 For rates of passenger sailings or general information, apply to
 w. WARD DAVIES General Ticket Agent for Arizona 443 West Washington Street
 Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Cotton Futures

NEW YORK, May 11.-Cotton fu- l2 2Ssc; July, 13.23c; October. 13s5c; December, 14.1sc; January, 14.26c.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Produce

CHICAGO, May 11.-Butter lower; creamery extras. 31c: firsts 250 29c; seconds, 1S@ 23c; standards. 291ac. Eggs lower; receipts, 2a.572 cases; Afirsts, 22@22Hc: ordinary firsts, 1S5a @191Hc; at mark, cases in cluded, 20@21c; standards. 22Hc Poultry, alive, lower; fowls, 291ac; broilers, 55d 65c
 Potatoes-Receipts 31 cars; old. firm: northern white sacked and bulk, 90cM$1. new. weak; Louisiana sacked, S3.75; Texas Triumphs. sacked, s4.75Q 4.90. Florida No. 1, $9M9.25 bbl.
 KANSAS CITY, May 11-Butter. eggs and poultry unchanged
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Market News

and six months, 6ta per cent. Call money firm; high, q; low, si4
 ruling rate. 619: closing bid. 6h; of fered at [; last loan, '.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
Grains

CHICAGO, May 11.-Close: Wheat-May, $144; July, s1161k. Corn-July, 63lac; September, 65%c.
 Oats = July, ssMc. September, 41ssc.
 Pork-May, SIT; July, $17.4o. Lard-July, s10; September. s1os2. Ribs-July. s10.022: September, sf0.32.
Evening journal., 1921-10-28
Cay Blossoms For the
Dull Days Of Winter

Flowers in winter are. for ...vse
with a limited income, something
Of an extravaganza. but with little
forethought in autumn any house
wife may have her home fragrant
with flowers on the coolest days
Danodils. hyacinths. snowdrops.
crocuses. narcissi and tulips can De
grown indoors in fibre. water or sand
First in importance. of course is
the finding OF what bowls and bulbs
are suited to each other. Not only
must the appearance be considered
but the fact that unless the large
blooms have sufficient base they are
liable to uproot when the blossoms
appear.
And for the sake OF harmony and
contrast. bright flowers should be
planted in neutral receptacles and
white blossoms In gay pots. How
ever. sometimes matching the pots
and flowers produces an exceedingly
lovely effect. yellow daffodils. IN
yellow bowls make a gorgeous paich
Of color and pink hyacinths in a
pink bowl arc equally effective.
Dull blue pottery is also pretty
with pink blooms and rough terra
Gotta is effective with blue or white
flowers.
The planting is a simple matter.
Evening journal., 1921-10-28

meeting last night decided to re-
fer the question OF referendum on
the question OF Increasing the wages
Of the school janitor through in
creased taxes. to the school trustees.
The meeting was presided over by
George Grotz who explained that the
entire State appropriation for jan
itor service for rural schools was
only $4,000. the allotted amount TO
sach school being S3Ofto a teacher.
In a school of six teachers this
would give the janitor a salary Of
little over $500 for the entire school
term. Mr.. Grotz has invited Dr.
Holloway. superintendent OF the
State Board OF Education 20 attend
the next meeting OF the Association
in two weeks. There was a strong
feeling manifested az the meeting
that some step should be taken by
the Legislature to provide for al
school expenses.
The Association has been organ
lied but a short time. Twenty-six
new members were admitted las;
night
Evening journal., 1921-10-28
GOING AFTER
STATEBUSINESS
Chamber of Commerce
Hopes for More Trade
With Kent and Sussex
INTO THE LOWER
COUNTIES NOV. 8

The first OF series OF trips by
members OF the wholesale section Of
the Chamber OF Commerce to COM
munities IN Kent and Sussex coun-
ties. with the object Of fostering clos
Or business relationships. will be
made on Tuesday, November 8. Mil
ford first will be visited. There the
delegation will entertain the mer-
chants OF that section at luncheon.
Later the wholesale men will go to
Dover.
officers and members OF the
wholesale section believe that much
trade which now goes to Baltimore
and Philadelphia may be won for
Wilmington by such journeys. to the
mutual benefit Of the business men
Of the lower counties and wholesal-
ers of Wilmington.
The "get-together" luncheon at the
Hotel dupont tomorrow promises
to be an interesting affair. The
wholesalers viii have as their guests
members of the local branch Of the
United Travellers Association
Addresses will be made Charles
Coolidge Parlin, manager Of the Re
search Bureau Of the Curtis Pub
fishing Company, OF Philadelphia,
one OF the coiptry's foremost ex-
pcrts on tradE development and
salesmanship. and Seymour Sears,
grand councillor for New Jersey
and Delaware Of the Commercial
Travellers Association.
William ID. Mullen, chairman OF
the wholesale section. will preside
The committee in charge comprises
Joseph II. Wilson. chairman; James
A. Fulton. OF the Continental Life
Insurance Company; John c. Sin
clear. OF the speakman Supply Com
pany. and Harry J. Harkins, mana
ger Of the Hotel DUPONT.
The object OF the gathering is tc
establish a closer personal contact
between the wholesalers and house.
toulouse and travelling salesmer
with a view 10 a better understand
ing of the relations and development
Of the wholesale trade Of the city.
Evening journal., 1921-10-28

II there is a drainage opening in the
bottom Of the bowl Il should be
covered with pieces Of broken pot
terry A layer Of prepared fibre con-
tanning charcoal should be put on
the bottom. This can be secured
from any florist The bulbs should
then be put In position and packed
around with the fibre. but not TOO
tightly. for that would hinder
growth.
After being wstered well, the bowl
should be put in a cool dark place
whore air can reach It. IL must be
waterod. as the fibre dries. but not
kept wet enough to be soggy, for
that would rot the bulbs. The ap-
pearance OF little green spikes an
nouncos the time for the removal Of
the bowls 20 the light
BY planting new bowls al various
periods fresh blooms are a posi-
bility all winter long.
Evening journal., 1921-10-28
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
TELLS SAFE. SIMPLE WAY TO

TREAT AND RELIEVE AT HON T.
II you have catarrh, catarrhal dear
ness or head noises caused by catarrh.
OF II phiorn drops In your throat and
has caused cafarrh of the stomach or
bowels you will be glad TO know that
these distressing symptoms may he en-
tirciy overcome In many instances by
the following treatment which you can
easily prepare in your own homo al lit-
he cost Secure from your druggist
. ounce OF parrnint Double Strength
Take this home and add 10 IL z pint
OF hot water and little granulated
sugar. stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times a day. An
Improvement is sometimes noted after
the first days treatment Breathing
should become easy. while the distress
ing head noises headaches. dullness.
cloudy thinking. etc. should gradually
disappear under the tonic action Of the
treatment. Loss Of SMELL taste. de-
foctive hearing and mucus dropping in
the back Of the throat are other SYM
ntoms which suggest the presence Of
caiarrh and which may often be over
come by this efhcacious treatment. II
is said that nearly ninety per cent. OF
an ear troubles are caused by catarrh
and there must. therefore. be many noo-
pie whose hearing may be restored hy
this simnle. harmless home treatment.
Evening journal., 1921-10-28

The coming week viii find domes-
tic help advertised in the Want Ads
and all the interests Of the home un-
der good ruling.
Evening journal., 1921-10-28
WAGE REFERENDUM UP
TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES

The Parent-Teachers' Association
Of the Nj. Pleasant school district at
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
ROCKEFELLEROVA NADIA
CEV CESKOSLOVENSKU.

New York Times re dine l..
srpna uyerejnuii zpravu o pre-
hledu tinnosti apoleCnosti. spra
vujici Rockefellerovu nadaci,
predsedou jejim Georgem Il.
Vincentem "a rok 1920. Uvadi
Sc We zprave 0 postupu kontro-
ly malarie o soutinnosti Me
zinarodni Zdravotni Radv s
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PRESIDENT MASAPYK Y
RIME.

z Rlma, 20. cervence. (P.
~ Listy pfinasejI podrobnosti
0 navst6v6 presidenta Masary-
ka V Rime. Po ob6d6, ktery da
val kral ma poGest presidenta
Masaryka, odebral sc kral k
Qplacenf navSt6vy do palace
cesl. vyslanectvi. Odtud pax
provazen ministrem dir. Kyba-
lem, navStivil president Masa-
ryk Pantheon, kde polozil We
nee Ma hrobku italskTch pa
novniku. Potom polozil kyti-
ci cerstvych RUIZ k noham So
chy Rima, ma oltar vlasti s ma
pisem: "Hrdinum "a svobodu
naroda lidstva. Masaryk. =
Ia jizdy vzdaval lid presi-
dentovi hold zivou aklamaci.
NavSt6va presidentova a je-
no rozhovor kralem jsou pfi-
zniv6 komentovany diplomati-
ckymi kruhy, kde Sc pozname
ndva, re po navstev4 BeneSo-
We, po obchodnich smlouyach
a prazskEch oslavach italsko-
cesk6 vztahy vstoupily do OBJ
dobi skutetn6 spoluprace. -
Tempo" pise, re navSt6va
znamena, ze mezi Italii a zda-
tnym narodem Geskosloven-
skgm zmizely mnoh6 z on6ch
mravu, jez po prim6ri zatem-
novaly vzajemn6 vztahy po O.
nom bratrstvi dust zbrani,
iez nikdo 2 tech, kdoz zUtast-
Mill Sc valky, nemuze 2apome-
nouti. Proto doufame, re ma
vset6va presidenta pratelsk6
republiky prinese trvale ovoce.
President republiky pro
hl6dl 81 Y techto dnech ODE w
slanectvi Rim6 a pobyl tam
delsi dobu. Uvitali no yyslanci
DIR. Kybal a dir. Krofta V te-
lie personalu. President vZpo.
mnel pri tom, re Rim byl prv-
nj stanice, kde zatal svoji Off
cielni teskou praci a kde po-
cal navazovati styky Sc spra-
telenou cizinou. Sc zvlastnim
povdekem wal ma y6domi pre-
jekt zrizovani pomniku pre-
padl6 a pOpraVene legionafe
Dale navstivil president vele-
chram sy. Petra, venoval po.
zornost nejnoyejsim vyzku-
mum ma poll archeologick6m
a prohl6dl 81 pruyodu ital-
skych odborniku move vyko-
pavky v Ostn, sbirky v Cetrul
sk6m museu a pod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
PCPTAKA PO PROSPEK-
TECH o HOSPODARSkYCH
STROJlCH v CESKOSLO-
VENSKU.

Obchodni komisar americky
Vladimir A. Geringer Y Praze
doporutiI iedne re svych
poslednich zprav, ably ameritti
toyarnici poslednich vzorG no.
spodarskych strojd zaslali ko-
pie svych prospektd do jeho
uradovny. V posledni dobe je-
vi Sc znacna poptavka po ia
kovych~ prospektech. VSechen
material tomto smeru ma by
Ii adresoVan ma adresSu:
Mr.. Vladimir A. Geringer
in care of the Bureau of Fo-
reign and Domestic CONNER
ce, Washington, d. C.
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HVIEZDOSLAV A MINiyTR.
PRESIDENT.
G.. s. r.. K

Do Bratislavy 81 zajel V tech
to dnech ministersky predseda
Cerny. We vlaku, jimz prijel,
byl zapjat salonni vuz. AHA,
to je VIZ pro pana ministrpre-
sidenta', hadal jeden zvedavy.
"Ba me-, rekl l6pe zpraveny.
"Cerny jel obycejnou prvni tri-
dou. Salonnf VIZ je pro Hviez-
doslava'. = Je to mala uda-
lost; ale je to pekne a jaksi to
poteSi srdce. Je tom i noble
sa i prava demokracie; nebot'
demokracie bez dcty a uslech-
tile zdvofilosti by nebyla nj.
elm.
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Postel France Josefa a kle-

Postel France Josefa a kle-
rikalni poslanec. Pri st6hoVani
inventafe re Zamku laSkovskG
no priSIo Sc ma postel, ktera
.pry byvalym majitelem zam-
ku byla chovana We velik6 val
nosti a ucte. Ma tGto posteli
prespal totiz sveho casu Franc
Josef, kdyz dlel zde ma ma
neyrach. Now majitele nemeli
Iv8ak pro postel valny zajem
DozV6d6l sc to klerikalni po-
slanec Navratil ihned, ably
postel zachranil cd zneuctenL
wal il do sve ochrany a nechal
| il vykazati testne misto, a IA
kazal, ably Sc j ruka neposve-
cena dotykala TAX pi5e Mo
rovsko-Slezsky Dennik.' o
nocni nadobt, liz Frantisek
Josef ]. tn pouzil, list sc ne
zminuje.
Tajna vrazedna bratrstva v
Nemecku. Berlinsky dopisoya-
tel Ballesie prayitack6 "Allg
Ztg. fur Mitteldeutschland"
lsd6luje: "Jiz vznikaji tu a tam
tajna bratrstva. Nekdy zmize-
lii zem6zradci, kteii prozradi
n6co nepratelskym dohl6da-
elm komisim. v Berlin6 bylo "
posledni dobe n6kolik "nevy-
! sv6tlitelnych" yrazd. O jeiich
obetich Sc vi jen, ze mely pc
nize pochazejici od Dohody
VSe ostatni vi jen n6kter6 tai
/ ne bratrstvo. We Slezsku jsou
male pronasledovaci oddly,
pred nimiz cetm lide Sc sh'a-
chy tresou. Y Poryni skaci Sc
mnohJ billy i barevny Fran
couz. bodnut do srdce, aniz
pred tim hlesne.
Norwaerts' k tomu pozna-
menava: "Ackoliy jde tu patr-
ne znatne premrst'oyanL
iImz chce Sc tento dopisovatel
utinit zaiimav[m, je poyinno-
sti ueadu sledovati stopy, zde
udane. N6kter6 veci, ktere Sc
.udaly Nemecku, posl6ze "a
yrazd6ni posi- Gareisa. isou
dutklivou yystrahou Kdo Je
poStyanymi idioty povazovan
IA dohodoveho agenta, neni
skutetne iiz iist syym ziyo-
tenn"
AngIicky kid anebo letecka
latina. "Matin' zaznamenava
tuto historku letecke poho-
Itovosti: Dozorce anglicke le-
tecke stanice Y Cardingtonu
konal onehdy o 3. hod. rannl
inspektni obchuzku letiSt6.
Pojednou Spatfil k syemu pre-
kvapeni snaSeti Sc ma letiSt6 :
ohromne yy5e padak Kdyz
Ipadak dopadl k zemi, odepjal
81 jej neznamy muz ptal Sc
klidn6 dozorce: Jdu tady do
bre do Cardingtonu? A kdyzI
Imu dozorce neodpoved6l a zu-
stal stati 5 otevrenymi usty,
ptal Sc no muz, zda-li je ma
blizku n6jaky pokoi k pro-
naimuti. Pozd6ii Sc dozorce
doy6d6l, ze to byl letecky ka-
pitan Maitland, Jeden nej-
lepSich anglickych Ietcd Tyz
let6l yzducholodi { 33 2 do
stihu pri spatfeni Cardingto-
nu iej napadlo, ze by tam
mohl vyWditi jistou osobni "a
lezitost. Jelikoz Hzducholod'
nemohIa pfistati, pouzil jedno-
duse padaku a skotil do mesta
"royn1ma nohama'
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FARMARSKA FEDERACE
MA PRES JEDEN MILLION
CLENU.

Americka Farmarska Fede-
race american Farm Bureau
Federation) dnem 1. tervna do
vrSila pocet sveho Glenstva do
/ ,052, 900. Takovpu zpravu as
pom vydal sekretar Coverdale
Tato cislice znamena vzrGst no
vych clenl o 100000 V posled-
Mich Sesti m6siclch skoro
yzrust 100000 Glen6 cd L.
brezna 1920. V t6ze dobe po-
Get statu, Y nichz zffzeny byly
statni farmafsk6 federace,
vzrostl % ma 43. Department
organizatni pfedpov6d6l, ze
Farmarska Federace bude NIT
do konce prosince tohoto roku
1,250,O00 clenu.
Poctem tlenstva je ma PRIV
MIN miste Iowa, ktera ma vic
nez $4,000 tlend, ma druh6m
mist6 ie stat Illinois, jenz ma
vic nez 10000 clend, potom
jsou Ohio a Texas, kter6 mali
vic nez 100000 clend a Michi-
gan a Indiana mali skoro ten
t1z pocet clonstva We svych fe-
deracich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
VYSTAVA "PAMATNIkU
ODBOJE".

Vcera veter konana byla V
Ces. Mar. SIM porada n6kte-
rych narodnich pracovniku
zdejsich 0 vystav6 "Pamatniku
Odboje", jiz usporadaji We
dnech cd 20. do %. srpna BY
vail sibirsti legionari, porutici
Ruml a Wanner. SchGzku "a
hajil ceskoslovensky konsul, p.
DIR. B. BartoSovsky pozadal
.porucika Rumla, ably podal
blizSi objasn6ni o tom, jak
vznikla mySlenka ma uspoTada-
nj vystavy "Pamatniku Odbo-
lie" a usp6chu, jaky m6la V
New Yorku. Porucik Ruml sde-
loval, re vystava jest pofadana
z podn6tu CeskoslOvenskeho mi
nisterstva narodni obrany a re
hlaVnim utelem jest predvesti
pred oti teskoslovenske Ameri-
ky, jez tax vydatn6 pomahala V
akci osvobozenske, cele to veli-
kG drama sibifsk6 anabase ma
Sich legionafu a Gisty vyt6zek
ze pfipadne fondum legionar-
skym. PoruGik Ruml skoncil u
iiSt6n{m, re vystava jest n6tim
opravdu velkolepym, coz da sc
jiz souditi toho, re armada 81
birska ma ma 10000 fotografii
re svehO pamatn6ho tazeni a
ze VystaVni katalog obsahuje
t6mer 900 cisel.
Po vym6n4 nahledu schValen
dosavadni postup a sice, re pra
ce uspofadanim vystavy spo.
| jene zustanou rukou mistni
IDruziny legionaru, jejiz vybol
provede tez finantni kontrolu
Pfitomni Zastupci n4kterych ma
Sich narodnich a podpGrnych
organisaci slibih, ze vyzvou
sve clenstvo k hojne navst6vt
vystaVy. Vstupn6 ustanovenc
ma 25c, tax ably nejSirSim vrst.
YAM naseho lidu poskytnuta by
la moznost vystavu navstiviti
Y New Yorku bylo vstupne so,
q vystava setkala Sc tam pek.
nym usp6chem. Usneseno dale
ably sobota, 20. srpna, byla
dnem ditek a ably vystava "a
hajena byla formaln6 V ned6l
odpoledne. Bude usporadana
We velkGm sale Ces. Mar. Sine
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pRAZSKA VZORKOVA Wy
STAVA MA CESTACH.


Asistent obchodniho komisa-
fe Donald j.. Breed podava V
Commerce Reports dne 3.
kv6tna 1921 zprayu, re obchod
jeho rozvetyeni Prazsk6
vzorkov6 vystavy vyzaduii, a
by vystava podnikla jarni tpl-
nou cestu do Balkanskych sta
til. Costa potrva n6jakych sest
tydnd bude zahrnovat Ru-
munsko, Bulharsko a Jihoslo-
vansko. Pojede cely zvlaStni
vlak a vozy budou obsahovat
vzorky, kter6 byly jiz drive Wy
staveny, tedy vyrobky cesko-
slovensk6, ktere Sc yyvazeji do
balkanskych statu. Budou tam
ukazky parostroju, zeleznit-
mich vozd, zelezn6ho zbozi v5e
no druhu, porcelain, skla, u
kazky obuvi, mineralnich ole
jG, knoflikG, platna a teXtilni-
no zbozf mnoho druhu strojG
n klenotnickych vyrobkG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
BULHARSKO POSLECHNE

Sofie, Z. srpna. Bulharska
vlada vypracovala plany pro
rozpust6ni sv6 armady a opa-
trent 81 brann6 silly 2 dobro-
volniku. Utinila tax ma natIak
mezispojenecke vojenske ko-
mise, ktera pozadovala uplnt
rozpust6ni bulharske armady
a utvoreni dobrovolnicke ar
mady. LhGta k tomu byla sta
novena ma diva m6sice, eli do
/. Tfina. Jsou vSak vyslovova-
ny pochybnosti, zda Sc zdari
ziskati dosti dobrovolniku, a
by nich mohl byti sestaven
vojensky sbor pottu takto
povolenem.