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Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
Bruce Balconies S
Rival
By AHHE RICHARDS

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had lived 3D.. boarding nug~~ Sever
safe fr.u Intrusion. even Uhen In tn.
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room Doc. dream had been II a cosy
npum..' rl.5, 40 "ne could Ia
truGr
Ta,r. 5..a. ,ar I"ugrd f,r the dmuty
fur..0.as, vh.h are uu' found ln a
bour1.ns l,u." For Ms, Et~guoi
Ioy"1 Dan i'.rS-. artistic surrounding,
and ,a.rlt" Sic mingled with crowds
dur,rs 'a" day. and when night came
fourI I.r "nu romuanluushlp the
mos C.u-.rIal
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her drrutu bad iukcu material form
and the n.a"I'5 lad not yet worn "r
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Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
SUBTLE COMPLIMENT.

why did you Put that sign over
yna- trsk, This i my busy dayT.
-l- makes a -npd imprrssion.- an
-..i S-nator Sorghum. when al
lE- .--iaI constituent culls--
-Isr Il might give oIense-
-E.r a. all II adds 10 a visitor.
s.r-s. = Importance when I give him
-a- sud tell him / want a ioas
C.ar aItb him
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
In. sniri, Of suhmi..ion-

Charley dear said Young Mrs.
Iorkin~. hadn't Ne better keep lit.
rlr money and lcweIry Ia the haliT'
II thought you we're afraid Of bur.
-iurs7"
4 aH. lf one should break IN and
hnd un ,uluuhIcs. he might Ice terribly
iFTltnipd"
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
Primary Law FIou,ed.

Adam tsiernly) Always keep In
mind. woman. that my word Is law In
the garden.
Eve tswe"tlyl-If's one thing to
make law, old dear, and quite an.
other thing TO enforce ii.-Iiunalo Ex
press.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
Looks So. Indeed.

swell. my d,.ary"
THE cook has issued an uiiimalun."
'Whni nhoutf-'
''Shc says every time she has an
afternoon ~ our cnr Is In the rcpnir
shop and rs beginning TO look to her
like q put-up job. b."-Birruingharn Age
Herald.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
Idol shat.sred.

Bobbie had always been intrigued
by the wax figures In the windows, but
had never asked any questions CON-
cerning them. Several weeks ago lie
and his mother emerged from the ele-
rator on the second floor OF one Of
the department stores. Immediately in
front OF wax lady clad In gorgeous
pink satin breakfast jacket. Bobbie
rushed up to the figure and touched
her face and neck. then turned and
said In Mortified tone, Mother!
She's wax!''
Mother smiled tolerantly and re-
piled. Yes. son, did you think she was
real!"
Sure. I thought she was real.
stuffed"
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
Even profane

Mrs. Knvler-I understand one can
learn different languages from the
phonograph.
Mrs. Wasg-Weil since onr neigh
bors got theirs. | know my husband
has used language | never heard him
use before, Bo>ton Transcript.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
Buying Material.
got some irawinr~y-

-Nnr -nI some drawirr~7-
~
WHAT'S the other fsiIer stsT'
-Tnef-H." said the other TELLER.
We'll. iis th'~ uay. boys" aid the
ur-an H- man. = gotta have sum.-
ming ru U-,Is" rhr prose articles
ar.r don't cure what Il i. You
. -, russ for it.--L0ulsylIle Courier.
]. uIl
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
Bridget Scores.

Mistress (helpIng 10 prepare dlnner)
its an old saying. Bridget. that too
many cooks spoil the broth What do
you Think
Bridset-Sure. mn'nm. there's moth.
ing TO worry about. There's only one
cook here.-Boston Transcript.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
orooresx

Some day Crimson Gulch will be a
great metropolis"
Maybe replied Ca tlIS Joe We've
got signs Of improv",pnt already.
Hoss thieves lave peared and
taxicab robbers have cir place"
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
Aen.ou.e Raided by Flying Rat.

Sam Cherowiski. Russian farmer
living mile below Packer. Conn,
says flying rats are carrying OF eggs.
and young chicks.
Sam declares they are not bats. nor
flying squirrels. but big rats with
wings like a bird. All rat holes to
his hennery were plugged and still the
eggs and chickens disappeared. The
farmer hid and watched for the ma
rauder. Soon. he said. through .
broken window ~ NEAR the roof .
flying rat came IN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
The CHANGING LINES.

" hat is home without a mothvrT
Dads a. mad a. fury'
'pf a thing to eat at home
MothcT'f on the luTy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
saelsslIdinS.

'Feiice seems interested In that bssk
she's reading" =
"She's careful to keep. The title ~
den. Maybs It's . nanstky, heok."
."lt'may be Dickens. Of eQn,ethir {
nat sort Even Z nappef hates |.
ridicuied by other younE sooner
saDe way ~ life.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
No Doubt.

"You '.n'r sell that man an encyclo
pedia-
"Why not?'
He knows II ALL"
.well. he'll enjoy going over II for
errors."-Loulsyilie Courier-Journal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
~ Cxper.

-Haye you, had much experfence O.
- ehauneurr
We'll. the last .diyerce case was
witness In was my seveateeath--
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
A Eamo.,. in...ne.

"Yoo cannot keep good man down.
II true beyond aAsail-
Twas proven many ysara ago
VIVA Jonah and the whale
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11

why, that fellow couldn't sell n
motor ear 10 a man who had lust
struck OIL"
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11

DOUBTED THE oALLiANcE
Don't you think Brown 10 inclined
b daily with the truthf~
n dent think he ever touches lts
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11
Hopeless Case.

why did you let that new salesman
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-11

Eof
-He was Incompetent"
-,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
Matka 0Smi ditek Spachala
Sebeyrazdu.

Zoufajic 81 mad chatrnym zdra-
vim, Sarah Kalinsky. 1919 N. Bond
ulice. spachala I've stredu sebevraz.
du. Ob6sila se. Provaz pfipevni-
la ma pfedni cast postele q pax 2
dluh5m koncem zadrhnutym ma
hrdls svalila se postele. Kalinskg
byla matkou osmi ditek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
Pohreb zadrzen pro prohIidkn
DO lihOyinach.

Pohfeb Jamese Fullera unicu
Hill. N. j., zadrzen byl zatim copo.
licie Milford, Conn.,, snala rakev
z pohfebniho vozu chtela podrobi
la il prohlidce zdali nj neisou We
zeny lihoviny. Nacelo1k pClicia mari
dill prohlidku vzdor protest1m poo
hrobnika vdovy. Rakev po pfed-
lozep certifikatu pohrobnissn o.
tevfena nebyla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
Otec usmrtil syna.

John Weber. farmaT u Greensbo-
ro. KY, zastfelil sveho "a roxy sta
reho syna. Sklatil syna peti rama
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
MlStnl zprdYy.
ZkrajanskyCh krnhI.

- POVOlenl ku Snatku VyZVo0ll
81: p. Frank Karel F. Kocourek
Anna Vesel5, p. John F. Manak a
Elizabeth R. Kotalik.
- We ctvrtek, IL. Tfjna zemfela
p9nf Marie Zahradka (rozena
MinCh) manzelka p. Vaclsva Ia
hradky. We stafi 28 rokn. PohTeb
konan domu ieji svagrove pani
Anezky Roslilek {. $50 N. Lake
wood Ave-, We stTedu rano II. riina
do kostela sv. Ondfeje a odtud ma
hTbitoV Nejsv. Vykupitele.
" pateK, IL. fijna zemfel pan
Frank Ocenasek, ,otec Frant. OSena-
Ska cisIa 829 N. Washington ulice
We staff 78 rokd. Pohfeb konan z
domu smutku pond6lf. Is fijna
do kostela sv. Vaclava odtud ma
hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele. Nalezel
ku spolku Rytffn sv Vaclava Bra
trstvu sv. Josefa. jichz deputace jej
na posledni cest9 doprovazela.
Pohfby tyto vypravila firma
Frank Cvach Syn.
- Dosp3lejsl ditky nedelni skoly
kostela Ceeko-Moras skych Bratfl
brati budou podflu utery veeer
pFi vystavce Denni prazdninove sko-
ly, ktera uspoTadana bude We Faith
presb. kostele pro deastn1ky synodu
presbyterni cfrkve Marylandu q
Delaware. Ditky vyvoleny byly ku
1loze sve, Re byly ze vsech uznany
"a nejschopn9jsi recitovani.
= Patrouat Ceske Svobodomyslne
Skoly Augustin Herman vzdava
timto srdeene dfky Sjezdu Cesko-
SIovenske Bratrske Podporujfcf Jed
noty "a dar $1,000. kter5 odevzdal
pan J. Aavadil pant f'rant. No
votnemu Washington, ID. C. zs
dar SIS 90
Ia Patronat C.S.S.A.H.
Kalas, dcetnik
- Jmenem sekce ''Pokroku'
vzdavame tisicere diky vsem ten
krajan1m, kteri prispeli ma ma
DeInickJ D1m vsem tenn spolk6m
ktere zaslaly dary i tenn, ,ktefi upsa
Ii p1icky. Dnes jeste pred otevfe
MIN koname svoie povinnost TINT
sIibuieme Vam, Re nikdy nezapo
menem, kdo mas podporil dob
nejtezsi. l kdyz D6lnicky D6m bu
de zaplacen, z6stane zde Fro pfist
pokolenf jist6 mnohy Mich n
vas. ktefi jste pfisp6E bude sladc
vzpomipati, ze 1ste konali svoji pc
vinnost'. Proto vam jeste uprimn
dekujeme zveme vas vsecky q
slavnostni otevTeni, ktere se kon
v ne6eli, dne II. rljna. Pfijd't
vsichni shlednouti to. ma CO TAX
iste rrispsli.
Zaroven sdeluieme vsen ten
ktefi pfispdli nebylo to jeste uvt
fejneno. Re Sc tax stane pflste ne
nebyli vsecky listiny jeste odevzd;
ny.
Zarovef dekujeme iistemu kraj
nu, ktery Sc mas velice stara k
ma Teenicke tabory ma v5letech
pohrbech mysllme, aby sc star
O sve veci ne mas neb my 81 p
Tadime sami, k VAN pro mic Eep6
deme! Jak Delnick5 Dam zaplat
me, to jest nasi vecf. Wy maze
klidn6 spati. do toho vam mic ner
Vase bIesky ktaji ale nepali a jis
brzy uhasnou.
Ia Sekci 'Pokrok" A.
Poz. Seznam milodar1 pro D
nick5 Dam ma stavbn Sokolov
ma Horach Strbirnyoh uverejn
jest ma vnitfni casti listu.
Mayor yetOyaI predIOhn 0
dodaYce nedelnihO ledu.
Mayor Jackson pondeli veto
pfedlohu dodavce ledu ned
Veto sve od1vodnil tim. ze me
byIo ma 600 mist ctevfeno. k
kazdf nedeli pro led dojiti 81 r
hi ze ledari sami jej veto zad
Otec predlohy teto, rsdni Stan
mestska rada, ktera il bez uvs
vani odhlasovala, nepokuai sc (
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
Tchyne mayorova zemrela.
KomiSe zayrhla dobr0zdani
mayor0va yybOru.

Kazde tvrzeni We zprave, ktera
vydana byla ohledem ma stavbu
novSch skolnich 1budov vyborem
ustanovenym "a tim 1celem Mayo
rem mesta. zavrzeno bylo komisi
vefeineho zlepsovani. Komise vini
vSbor mayor1v nednslednosti a
ukazuie ma chyby. kterych mayordv
vybor sc dopustil. Komise prohla
suje, ze plnou dnveru ma dohli-
zejiciho inzenyra, Perringa Re ma
lez mayorova vyboru jakoby rodni
katel stavby byl Sc obohatil zane
nov&ni stavebniho materialu. Eikym
dokazan nebyl Re prace konane
nyni pod dozorem vefejne komise
nebyly nikdy TAX svedomite konany
jake jsou nyni.
Mayor mesta. kdyz nalez komise
vefejneho zlepsovani pfecten byl
byl sprosten povinnosti hlasovati {
mem ku sve vlastni zadosti vysvet
luje,ze mu jako clenu vyborn ma cd
hady komise hlasovani neprislusi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
P0incare dava Berlinu 21 dni
lhity.

lhity.
Premier Poincare oznamil We
stTedu nemeckemu kancleri Stresse-
manovi, ze til nedele hotov jest
cekati zjistit, zdali n9mecka vlada
skutkem ukaze, ze vazn6 mysli plni-
ii sve sliby. Ornament poslano bylo
prostfednictVim diplomatickeho za-
stupce n9meckeho V Pafizi. Poin-
care chce. aby Nemecko okamzite
pocalo 9 dodavkami materialu.
N&mecka jde zprava, ze Nemecko
stoji ma pokraii roztrzeni sc ma tri
i casti: Bavorsko, Porynsko (pod knn-
trolou Francie) q Prusko sc Ssskem
mens1mi castmi rise.
i v Pafizi pocina sc nahllzeti. re
8 peuezitSmi nahradami Nemecka
| to asi nep1ida Francie snshou
Jest nyni uzavfiti zvlastni dmluvy
Porynskymi Ruhrskymi nemec-
k5mi industrialisty ma dodaVky uhli
: a kupovani francouzsk6 rudy.
Kauclar a diktator Stresseman
We skuteenosti vyhlasil valku ma
komunisty terorisujici Sasko. Dva-
!!cet osm bataliond fisske obrany
okoli Berli "a jlnych pruskSch gar
Unison poslano bylo We stredu ku po-
sile I5 batalion1 nyni Sasku uta-
bofenych.
i, Lloyd George napadI akci proti
Nemecku. ~
IT BSvaly ang1icky premier Lloyd
George Chicagu. kde mluviI pred
- zastupem asi 10000 posluchac1,
a napadl nyneisi akci proti Nemecku
prohlasiv, re chovani sc Francie a
j Belgie y6ci Nemecku priyede spise
s. osudnou revoluci uezli nejake pla-
Iceni nahrad valecnych. Lloyd
George dale feci sve pTimlouval,
aby uskutecn9n byl plan sekretafe
"a statu. Hughese, ably zvlastni komisi
* yysetreno bylo, kolik skutecne Ne
2 ,mecko by platiti mohlo ma nahra-
J. d&ch.
Otec uSmrtil Syna.
; John Weber. farmar u Greensbo.
~ ro. KY, zastfelil sveho "a roxy sta
reho syna. Sklatil syna peti rama
mi.
=. StinnesIy SYN do Ameriky.
Hugo SHINES. % letg syn nejvet'
" siho nemeckeho bohace prdmyslni
- ka. lest ma ceste do Ameriky ab.
- pr5 prehlidl Stinnesovy zajmy. Nj
:, burse costa ieho vsak vykladana jes
tim. ze pTijizdi zakoupiti petrolejo
va pole v rosledni dobe Slime
Gu zvlast9 cinnym byl v petrolejovycl
nA nakupech. Zvlast9 pry namiren
&c ma ma Mexicka a ruska retroleiov
zridla
5,982 uyezneno pro pfestOuper
du >prohibice We WaShingtOnn.
ku We Washingtonu poslednich |
ma m9sicich zatceno bylo 5.982 oso
del pro pfestoupeni- prohiticniho zakt
Inl ma skonfiskovano 34.354 gallon
ni' tlihosych napoj6 vedle 1889 lah'
20 lpiva a extrakt0. Spolu polic
cen skonfiskovano 16f automobile j
JIM den clun. jeden v0z 8 bicykly.
ao- nichz lihoviny vezeny a zniceno
"vinopalen''. V teze dobe p
ISL opilstvi uv6zn6no bylo jenom
osob.
ma POhreb zadrzen pro pr0hIidkn
,en, 20 lihOvinach.
mi Pohfeb Jamese Fullera z Uni
7be, Hill. N. j., zadrzen byl zatim col
lici Ilicie Milford. Conn, snala ral
tam z pohfebniho vozu chtela podr
10. la il prohlidce zdali nj neisou
Sc zeny lihosiny. Naceloik pclicia n
and dill prohlidku vzdor protest1m
l&na hrobnika a vdovy. Rakev po pr
IL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
Jsme V Baltimore pfately umGni1

vyvolal John E. D. Trask. reditel
Pennsylvania Academy of Arts,
kterg v feci sve. kterou mel pred
klubem inzenyrd mas kritisoval
nedostatku smyslu pro um9ni. V
Baltimore jsme pry nevsimavymi k
nasim umelcnm vzdor faktu,z ,ze Bal
timore ma umelce, jichz imena
prace jsou znamy po cele zemi.
Vytykal. ze 81 nevsimame mistnich
talent6 pfi konkurencnich pracech
ze tito zde jsou odstrkovani.
Proti tomu vyvstal Blanchard
Randall. president Baltimorskeho
umeleckeho musea, ktere vlastne
dodnes nem5 ami svni vlastni sta.
mex. ale tisniti se must y zapnjcene
jemu bu6ove. Randall Ease vidf We
liky zapal pro umenf Baltimore "a
ddkaz uvadeje, ze nynejsi vystava
soch test Sc znacn@ navst9v9.. spolu
sc sbirkami Peabody, Walters
Art Gallery (kter& vetsinou je zav-
fena) a jinde.
Trask citoval "a dnkaz Edwarda
/ Berge, Baltimorskehe sochafe. @
nemz Baltimore nevfme. &C jme-
no jeho je slavnym We San Franci-
sku po Soustati.
MONA ze tn plati stale pravi'
dlo: "Prorok neni ct9n We sve Via.
sti.''
Urednf prohlidka S Obtizemi.
Zastupem asi 60 muzn, zen /,
d9ti OH ozovanl bvli We stfedu pro
hibicni agenti., kdyz "a pamoei 20
licejni straze zmQeniIi Sc veike "a
soby kofalky domaciho pvia sa
loonu. (. l6O N. Gay ulice.
| S nakladen ze saloonu tohoto I
jinym nakladem ze Stag" hotelu
c. 400 N. Calvert ulice. prohibicn
agenti naplnili tfftonovs truck
Ctyfi osoby uvezneny byly: Jane
R. Kemmer. mattel saloonu q DIV
bartendTi.
We Stag hotelu zatcen byl MATTE
hotelu, Benjamin Aiken, kdyz chts
: uteci ze dvefl.
GaSolin snizen 0 2 Gently.
, Vseobecne snfzeni o 2 Gently q
gasolinu zavedeno bylo We ctvrte
DO celem Marylandu. Snizeni zav'
) demo bylo. ably ne zabranilo konk,
4 rencnimu boji protivnych spolecn'
sti. Pfekupnici dostavati budC
gssolin po II centech dani sta
nj. Spotfebo Gatel6 musi 20 galt
d platiti 20 cent?.
y Smrtelne zranen ma Belair roa
Charles East. ienz zran5n b
v dterS automobilem ma Bels
road, podlehl We stTedu Y nemOcnl
zraneni.. John w. Seagel, rid
), trucku. kterSm zran9ni zavinen
uveznen byl policii severovychod
? stanice.
Il - V kritickem stavu doprav
n byl We stTedu do nemocnice Fra
< Fine, jen5 ma Redwood ulici tee
zranen byl truckem.
ci Plno hadi ale zadne lihoyiny.
Harvey T. Bond, jenz ve sire
odyazel z Camden stanice zasil
had6 ze San Antonio. Texas.
I, farmu Morris Hill v Ann Arun
: okresu, zsstaven byl prohibicnl
agenty. ktefi sho meli v podezre
ze odvazi lihoviny. Bond zle roi
nevan ma agenty vidoucf had'
- lihoviny. stezoval 81 na police
= stanici. odkud poslan byl ku VII
vi nimu soudu ma postu.
a Plynarenska SpolecnCSf zaull
"a. Stavbu move elektrarny.
i k .Plany pTipravovany jsou ply
i'd renskou spolecnosti ma postaV
ekl move elektrarny nakIadem ctyr
by lion6 dolarn. Dojde.li ku stay
IL postavena bude ma McComas U
ne. pfi samem brehu zalivu. aby
"a uhli dopravovano b5ti mohlo Y
lod dich. Spolecnost' vyjednaVa-
Mas spravou mssta a Western Maryl
pro drahou. V konferenci. JED kor
ne. hvla " i1tarV. nodoSl0 ku za0n
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
HoSi zatceni pro dani faleSnehc
alarmu. ~

Tfinactilety Josef Dusek. (. 9l9
N. Duncan ulice a dvanactilety
Anthony Vitek, Z514 e Monument
ulice, zatceni byli nedeli policejni-
mi strazniky pro dani falesneho a
larmu a postaveni pied soud pro
mladistve prestupniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
Mayor yetOyaI predIOhn 0
dodaYce nedelnihO ledu.

Mayor Jackson v pondeli vetoval
predlohu dodavce ledu v nedeli.
Veto sve odnvodnil tim. ze meste
bylo ma 600 mist ctevfeno. kan
kazdf nedeli plo led dojiti 81 mo-
hi ze ledafi sami jej veto zadali.
Otec pTedlohy teto, rsdni Stanley
a mestska rada, ktera il bez uvazo.
vani odhlasovala, nepokuai sc pre-
hlasovani mayorova zakazu. M
iare pfiide Stanley pr5 8 novou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
DelnickJ Dim otevren.

V nedeli odpOiedne o 3. hodlne
slavnostnim zp6sobem oteVTen bude
D9lnick5 Dnm. Primefeny pro-
gr am spoien bude Sc slavnosti. V
dome otevren bnde konsamni OBJ
chod. jehoz budoucnost' 8 ohledem
ma vhodne okoli jest jiz pfedem zaji
stana. V budov9 bude dfadovna
Stav a Spof. Spolku 'Pokrok" a
pa 2. poschodi hlavni mistnost' ur.
cena ku zabavam q pfednaskam.
V mistnosti d1lezite misto bude mi
ii prostranne jevist9. Dostavenim
Domu splnuje Sc pfani tech ktefi
pro D1m tax ob9tav6 a pficinlive
pracovali Ku 1spschu horliVe je-
ilch grace budiz Jim grstulovano!
Tchyne mayorova zemrela.
Ella J. Galloway. matka manzelky
mayora m6sta Jakscna. zemfela v
nedeli Maryland General nemoc-
nici. We staTi 68 rok1. Byla vdo-
YOU po kapitanu s. John Galloway z
Havre de Grace. Zesnula .pohrbena
byla domu mayorova ma Talbot
oad We stTedu. Pohrebni obfady
vykonal methodisticky farar, Rev.
John T. Ensor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
Gasolin snizen o 2 Gently.

Vseobecne snizeni Gently ma
gasolinu zavedeno bylo We ctvrtek
DO celem Marylandu. Snizeni zave-
demo bylo, ably ne zabranilo konku-
renenimu boji protivnych spolecno-
sti. Pfekupnici dostavati budou
gssolin po II centech q dani stat
nj. Spotfebo vatel6 musi "a gallon
platiti 20 cent?.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-10-19
Vice ma StravOvani yladnich
treStancI.

treStanCu.
Bernard j. Lee. zalarnik v NEST
skem zalafi. oznamil, ze zalafni W
Dor zadati bude vladu. ably vice
platila ma vydrzovani svych trestau-
ca a osob We vysetrovaci vazbe nezli
dosud cini. VIada ma kazdeho sve.
no trestance plati padseat cent?
denn6. Poplatek nyni, jak zalarni
vybor zadati bude 8 ohledem ma
stoupajici drahotu. nestaci ma IVY
Sen b1ti ma IS cent?. V mestskem
,,zalafi je zavfeno mnoho bootlegrd a
pocet jeiich stale stoupa.
Skola bezpeenosti.
| Pod dohledem Baltimorskeho
koncilu bezpecnosti otevrena byla '
budove Western vyssi divGi skoly
vecerni skola pro Sidice automobile
We skole cviceni jsou automobilisti
We sprave automobile fizeni je.
itch. Skola pristupna jest vsem be,
jakychkoliv poplatkG. Skola jes
kazde dterg v tydnu 20 dobu sest
tSdnn.
j Vice ctenarI.
!. Baltimorane stale ukazuii vets
& zaiem ma vyp1jcovani 81 knih We
n fejns Pratt knihovny sBehem pc
! slednich til mesic1 vydano bylo 8.
!. 372 registra6nich listkn. .eimz poce
y techto stoupl ma 348. 800.
J. Mona, kdyby rodinach vice {
E cetlo meme Sc stalo ma rozich a 9,
Ia delo v .moovies'' ze by tim svi
tenn to bylo lepsi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05
FREIGHT RATE
CUT EXTENDED
Reductions 10 Be Effective
From Farther East

Reductions IN frrlEh, rates made
effectiyo from Chicago west "a month
ago viii DO extended 90 points %
origin IN tho Piitshurg. Detroit and
Buffalo territories. according 10 al.
vicrs received Wednesday AZ local o..
ricas. The reductions viii become Fl.
festive aa soon az tariffs can be pub
iiHhrd
Rcductlons include from 10 10 40
per cent on musical instruments.
canned goods. cash registers. cooling
room materials. fruit iarn. plate
glass. paints. rsfrlEsratnra. roofing
paper. soap. soih. starch. rubber
tiSrs and paper and paper articles,
Tho rates on paints have been re-
ducrd from il.so 10 ii.32s per hun.
drct pounds: glass from the Chicago
combination rpts TO iies5, which Il a
reduction. roofing paper from ii5s
70 ii7s and tii1. depending on the
territory In which loaded. and fruit
jars from tho present rate % ii.5s
TO ii25 and ti.2o. loading territory
considered. ana tires from tho Chi.
caEu combination rate 10 ii.35 and
ii-gs. which ~ a reduction,
News that the Interstate commerce
commission has authorized a cut IN
the freight rate on rubber tires from
Ohio to Seattle OF 20 pcr cent waS
received yesterday BY " H. olin.
assistant general freight and paasrn.
Ecr agent OF tho Union Pacific rail.
way. This will b. tho first time that
a thru rate on tirra from the Ohio
factories to tho Pacific Sor;hwcs,
has been granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05
HOW THE BUREAU
CAN Bic USED

Let us assume that mn American
manufacturer OF standard steel
beams wishes TO sell HIS surplus prod.
uct abroad. He has no knowledge MS
to what foreign markets offer tho
best opportunities for the sale OF his
product, he has no clear conception
OF an export selling policy. and he
does not know OF the various prob.
lens packing, financing, foreign tar.
Ifs, consular regulations, overseas
freight rates and other obstacles
which may confront his plans.
Having heard of tho iron and steel
division, no establishes contact with
1t by means OF correspondence. The
divisional chief surveys the worlds
markets for him and lays out n snloa
campaign In those that seem most
suitable, Tho manufacturer III also
supplied with appropriate trade lists
of desirable foreign prospects" In
the moro promising contcrs.
lie IL put IN touch with experts In
every phase OF overseas selling. for.
clgn trade marks and tariffs, cus.
toms and port regulations. ocean
frolglits, routes for statesmen, terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05
MAINTAIN
CLOSE RELATIONS

II Ia desirable that each export
house or department should main
tain tho closest relations with that
commodity division Of the bureau
which speciaiiEes on the nrTn's par.
ticular products. The division should
be kept fully informed as 10 the
firms export policies, It's foreign
connections. itB price quotation prac.
ticcs, tho special merits Of It's prod.
ucta from an export point OF view.
etc with this information before
him-and II IL, OF course, kept in
strictrBt conference.-the commodity
chief. who IN in each case a man
Of practical experience selected after
careful consultation with the trade.
will be in position to give the
firm precisely the right Kind OF ad.
vice an to its business prospects
abroad. sales plans. and market con.
ditions affecting particularly its op.
cratons.
a cOmmcndable practice has arisen
among business men to use their re.
Hpcctlye commodity divisions ns
points OF contact with other offices
In the department and in the govern.
mcnt. For example, inquiries from
an exporter Of electrical goods may
bo cleared thru tho electrical equip.
mont division. which sees that the in.
quiry reaches its proper destination
and is promptly and satisfactorily
hnndird