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houses and buoys all over the
world.
Missionary Dies.


Rev. Nils Nilsen, pioneer mis-
sionary in Zululand and NADIA
gascar, died last week at Port
land, Ore. He was born at
Mjelde, Norway, SO years ago,
and had been in active missionary
work for nearly so years when he
retired a few years ago to make
his home in United States.
Diplomatic Transfers.
j. C. Lagerberg, councillor of
the Swedish legation at Washing
ton, has been transferred to the
embassy at Paris, France, and p.
w. G. Asserson, head of the legal
department of the Swedish For
eign Office, at the same time was
appointed Mr.. Lagerberg's sue
cessor at the Washington post.
A Sturdy Norseman.
L. p. Larson of Forman, S. D.,
a descendant of Norwegian
vikings, recently underwent an
operation for gallstones at a
Minneapolis hospital without the
administration of an@sthetics.
He is rapidly recovering, accord
ing to newspaper reports.
One.Man Audience.
Robert Edwards, one of the
manuscript judges of the Metro
politan Opera in New York, has
arrived in Denmark for the pur-
pose of hearing Norman Hansen's
Greenland opera, "Kaddara", ,
which is to be sung for his benefit
alone. If Mr.. Edwards is favor
ably impressed, it is possible that
the opera will be presented in
New York during the coming
season.
Conditions Improve.
Sweden is one of five countries
which are listed by the New York
Trust Co. as having recovered
their prewar trade balance. The
other four countries mentioned in
this connection, are Denmark,
Great Britain, France and Japan.
The National City Bank of New
York does not, however, include
France in a corresponding list.
To Send Fish to u. s.
A concerted effort is to be
made this year to establish a COM
prehensive fish export trade be-
tween Norway and the United
States, and several Christiania
commission houses at present
have their representatives in this
country to interest American
buying agencies in the business.
Hadn't Noticed it.
Theodor Berresen, a leading
Copenhagen business man, was
interviewed on the eve of his
departure from New York for
Denmark, by a World" reporter
who asked him the inevitable
question: What do you think
about the prohibition in the
United States?" His answer was:
20, have you got prohibition
here? I've been here three
months, and had never noticed
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Can you conceive Of . cheaper
way Of selling your COW or horse
than by spending q quarter or
so on an American Want Ad.
The man who drives the family
car usually gets considerable
auto-suggestion from the rear
seat.
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The Washington times., 1923-09-20
DU POINTS BUILDING PLANT
FOR MAKING cELLoPHANE

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. Co.
A 100000 plant for the manu-,
facture of cellophane. a material
which has hitherto been produced
only in France, is being built on
the Niagara river at Buffalo, n. Y,
by the du Pont Cellophane COM
pany, subsidiary of e. I. du Pont
de Neumous & Co. It is expected
the plant win be in operation by
May or June of next year.
Cellophane is a transparent, Ger,
luoise product, whose use is extend.
Ing in the millinery trade for
decorative purposes. It also is
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
Aver Son, was jointly honored
with his firms Oldest customer.
WHIPPING STRAP APPLIED
IN PRISON CAMP REVOLT

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 2O.--
The whipping strap, abolished two
years ago by Gov. Thomas e.
Kilby, has been reintroduced In at
least one coal mine camp in Ala
bama, where leased State convicts
are worked
This became known as a result
of an inquiry into an outbreak at
Banner mines last week. The lead
ers of the trouble were fIogged with
a strap, it was divulged in reports
to the governor.
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
Births, deaths
Phone Main $500 Until
2 P. N. Obituary Eesk
CORNELIUs M. nAvIs.

Cornelius w. Davis, aged fifty.
six, native and lifelong resident
of Washington, was stricken with
heart disease at his place of bust.
ness, Sol G street southwest. yes.
terday. and died Immediately. Mr..
Davis had been in the bottling
business for the past thirty-five
years.
He is survived by his widow,
and six children: Leroy f., William
B., Ralph and Lester, who resided
with him at 1741 @ street north
west; Mrs. James H. /. Cooley and
Mrs. J. p. Cavanaugh. Funeral
have not been de-
cided upon.
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
RAIL CONSOLIDATION
FAVORED BY COOLIDGE

President Coolidge favors the ten
tative plans of the Interstate Com
merce Commission to consolidate
American railroads into a few ma
ior systems. 1t was learned today
following a conference at the White
House between the Chief Executive
and N. L. Amster of Boston. presi-
dent of the Citizens National Rail
road League.
Voluntary consolidation of the
railroads was provided for by the
Transportation Act of 1920. but
thus far the carriers have been
unable to- agree up"n any practical
scheme of amalgation.
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
MRS. ROSE 5. GRAY.

Mrs. Rose s. Gray, eighty-four,
former Washington resident and
scion of one Of this city's oldest
families, was buried in a cemetery
at Easton, Nd, today by the side
ices were held yesterday in Balti.
more. She died of paralysis last
Monday.
Rev. DIR. John Cray, rector of st.
Stephens Episcopal Church, when
1t was known as the Church OF the
Hallowed Name, about thirty years
back. She leaves a son, Robert M.
Gray; six grandchildren, and a SON
in-law, DR.. Eugene Douglass.
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
AID FIRM HEAD
WITH OLDEST CLIENT

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20. -
What is believe to be the longest
business association on record be-
tween advertiser and advertising
agent was celebrated here last night
at a dinner given by N. w. Aver
& Son, widely known as "Advertis-
ing Headquarters, in honor Of the
Dingee & Conrad Company, q client
of fifty years standing.
The dinner also CELEBRATED the
completion of thirty-five wears of
service at Advertising Headquarters
by Jarvis A. Wood. Mr.. Wood,
oldest member of the firm of N. w.
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following persons were licensed to
marry yesterday. Unless otherwise tnds
Gated they are from the District Of
WeIton @. Jones, 81, ana Dorothy r.
Butler, 20. Rev. James Z. Penn.
Melford J. Grant "a. and Maggie Hop
George Rorls. ~. and Elizabeth SNOW
den. 81. Falls Church. Va. Rev. @. II.
GaIiiher, Is Rev. J. s. Montgomery.
Mayer Rosenberg, so, Baltimore. and
Dora Cormon, S.. Rev. j. 7. Loeb.
Biting. as. Rev. G. b. Austin.
Russell w. Leissler. 81, and Mary 8.
Parker, 20. Rev. J. M. Moran.
THOMPSON. rs. both Of New York. Judge
John <. Page. -. ana Mary c. Ewell.
william II. Jones. 40, and Gertrude r.
HILL 40. Rev. M. w. d. Norman.
Charles w. Armor, 20. and Bessie e.
Bf Edaard n q Lizard hex st. Graves ssn NM
va. and Katheryn P. Brevard, IS. Nor
folk, Va. Rev. j. e. Freeman.
Rabbit, Il. both Of Bethesda. Nd. Rev.
Edward Berry. II. and Mary F. Lewis.
1s. Rev J. w. Pace.
Albert j. Jones, %, and Catherine IA.
Goggin, %. Rev. F. x. Cavanaugh.
David L. Flatford, "a, and Irene Tyers,
20, both Of Lorton. Va. Rev. G. e. Fultz.
William p. Tatum, 20, and Grace G..
Harris, %. both of Richmond, Va. Rev.
J. p. Tyler.
Samuel E. Norris. 80. Alexandria. Va.
and Esther Hahn, IS, San Diego. Cal
Salvatore Pizzi, "a. and Rosina Trotta.
"a. Rev. Arelius Catania.
Camille L. Couture. 81, and Milburb
Bayne. IS. Rev J. C. Ball.
NJ Ward Whalen. %. and Vera Riley
CoddinEton, SO. Rev. F. j Hurney
Chester A. Garner, 26, and Frances
Schotthofer, rs. Rev. J. Mcdowell.
Walter J. Macomber. Sc. and Bessie
NJ. Bray. %. both of Richmond, Va.
Rev H. r. Downs
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
BIG LINOTYPE SCHOOL
PLANNED BY PRINTERS

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Sept. 20.
Plans for the establishment of a
national linotype school are under
consideration by officials of the
international Typographical Union,
1t has been announced at head
quarters of the union here The
program includes merging q sew
eral trade schools now receiving
financial support from the inter
national organization.
A current shortage u type-set-
ting machine operators has in
spired union officials to encourage
an extensive training program, ac-
cording to Charles p Howard, act
ing president
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
EMMY DESTINN BRIDE
OF CZECH AVIATOR

PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia, Sept.
2O.-Emmy Destinn. famous grand
opera singer, was married today to
Captain Halsbach, a Czech aviator.
The ceremony took place at a near
by village in the presence of only
a few friends and relatives.
Captain Halsbach win retire from
the service. He is much younger
than his wife.
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
Right Out of a Bandbc

q About the greatest compliment man can have paid
him, is for someone to say looks like he had step
ped out of a bandbox"
q More power to this kind of man.
G He knows he is being Judged by what he wears.
q He has just pride in his appearance.
@ He is putting his best foot forward always
No matter where whom he meets, he needn't feel
ashamed.
If he is $250Oa-year man. then he dresses like top
notcher in this class. If he in the exclusive $4,000
set, then he dresses BELTS of his position It
is never how much we make or how much we spend
In selecting clothing, it's HOW WE SPEND IT AND
FOR WHAT.
Stepping out of bandbox isn't question of salarv
but of pride and judgment.
a Most successful men LOOK THE PART They be-
ieve in it.
Washington has of the finest clothing stores in
the country.
Aman spend as little or as much as he pleases
But always it to listen to the advice of the CLOTH
ing man. Have the kind and color suit you want, sure
y; but the clothing mans expert advice doesn't cost
anything and it is worth a lot
The Washington Herald and WashingtOn publishes this
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
GEORGE N. WOODYARD.

George M. woodward, veteran
conductor for the Capital Traction
Company, died at hts home, 724
Sixth street southwest. early this
morning, following q long illness.
His widow and q son, George B.,
survive him.
He was member OF Pentalpha
Lodge, No. %, r. A. A. M. and
Columbia Chapter No. /, Royal
Arch Masons. Funeral services will
be held from the III Street Christian
Church, at ESQ p.z M, Saturday.
the Rev. Walter f. Smith official
ing, and burial will be under Ma
sonic auspices.
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
DEATHS.

John r. Weschler. 80 years. 1885 New
ton street northeast.
Georgia Rousseau, rs years. Garfield
Hospital
Howard NJ. Hamblin, rs years, 1870
New Hampshire Ave. N. w.
Mary M. Brown, SO years. Emergency
Hospital.
Marion S. Bond, 81 years, Emergency
Hospital.
Frank l.. Marsden. So years. 443 Sixth
street southwest.
Nellie Dixon, So years 1911 Fifth
street northwest
George w. Miller. 73 years. ZIG Gres-
ham place northwest.
Emma Campbell, 70 years St. Eliza
The Washington times., 1923-09-20
BIRTHS.

Edward v. and Regina e. T. Grady.
boy.
Thornton and Mary Banks, boy.
william r.. and Sadie Atwell, boy.
Charles ", and Esther e. Fleischell.
girl.
Henry II. and Helen s. EsIgite, girl.
James r. and Helen Peake, boy.
Robert Z. and Nettie "a. Fletcher. boy.
George i. and Thelma d. Hayes, boy.
Pete and Pota StutfopuIo. boy.
Michael r. and Alice g. Cannon. boy.
Burnes II. and Anna q. Sanford, boy.
Garfield /. and Rose Kass. girl.
Paul and Olga G.. May. boy.
Alexander and Marguerite Blaxt0n, boy.
Frank N. and Loretta summerkamp,
boy.
Winfred and Annie B. Young girl.
George H. and Margaret L. Phelps
boy.
Paul o. ard RamelIe Kline, girl.
Charles r. and Margaret Maylon, girl
Chung w. and Helen Leo, boy.
William E.. and Leola Hawkins girl.
John J.. and Emma King. boy.
James e. and Sadie 3. Butler, girl
James and Mary T. Crenshaw, boy.
The Washington times., 1923-09-20

The Washington Herald and Wahing0n Times publishes this
advertisement tn the interest of their IZ2OOO male reader,
The Washington times., 1923-09-20

being largely employed for wrap.
ping in the grocery, meat products
and drug manufacturing lines.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-06

cordial WELCOME extended to the people of Sedgwck
and the adjacent territory to attend the Sedgwck County Fair
The Fair Committee has secured for
ct program of Races Sports Novelties Special Features
Every effort being made make this Fair the best
Come the Fair and make yourself AHome with friends
have something the of exhibit give others the ad
seeing what and take home cash premium
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-06
JULESBURC. COLORADO
SEPT. 1920
RACE PROGRAM

Following is the race program to
be held each day of the fair:
1st I'd Sd
Am lie Pony Race,
l3 hands and under--S15 81 s. IS
q mile walk, trot and
run --- Is Z 5
Z mile Running Race.
Philips counties only Go 25 20 Is
Il mile Ford Slow Race 6 4 2
Is s-mile Shetland Pony
Race ------- 6
Fs-mile Free For All
Running Race ~ rs 35 25 Is
Serpentine Car Race.
any make of car--- 6 4 2
l'2-miie Relay Race.
each string to consist
of horses and sad
dies to be changed at
each 1s-mile post rs As 80
Water Carrying Contest
on horse back -- 5 8 2
Chair Race -----------
Saddle Horse Stake
Race Observation-Disclosures
emile Free For All
Running Race ------ 60 25 20 Is
Novelty --------
Ford Stock Car Race, 10
miles. Must be strict
ly stock cars -----100 so 80 20
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WPUDILI PURKMlSTRA A RADNf.

Cachy 81. cervence Belgcke okkupacni vojsko dnes
vypudlo purmisa pet cenu messk6 rady tohoo mesta
zadna pfftna nebyla oznamena.
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RUSKO JEST HAJENO ! NAPADANO.
DRlVEJSI VYSLANEC BACtIMETEV
PREDPOViDA PAD BOLSEVIKJ.
PREDSEDA NEW-YORSKE OBCHODNf KOMORY
ODNESL 81 Z NAVSTEVY PR1ZNIVY DOJEM

Williamstown, Mass, 81.
cervence. Boris A. Bachmetev,
velvyslanec pro Spojene Staty
"a rezimu Kerenskeho, ma kon
ferenci Institutu Politiky pred
povidal dnes brzky pad ruske
sovetske vlady.
Pravil, ze komuniste ztrace-
il pIdu v boji proti lsili sedla-
XII individualism a vlastnictvi
.pIdy. Rudi opustili tolik z
Marxovych nauk, dodal, ze via
stne konec cisteho komunismu
jiz nadesel.
Move Rusko budoucnosti by
10 nakresleno Bachmet9vem-
Rusko, kde individualism a rov
most pfilezitosti, jako name We
|Spojenych Statech, vedly by k
obdobi velike prosperity a Ste
sti. Rude Rusko, pravil fecnik,
nedava svym obyvatelim zad-
ne rovnosti pfilezitosti, nybrz
cini ze vsech otroky statu.
Bachmetev We sve reci obi
raj sc .tfemi problemy - zdro.
jem r,sdeho pozdvizeni v Rus.
ku, jehp bezprostfednf prici
nou q tazkou, zdah "nemoc'
lprodela1a jiA svij prabeh.
ia veffm, ze nemoc jiz mi
nula," pravil. "Ruska revolu
ce We SVEN nicivem stadiu pro
delala jiz svdj prubeh. Nemi
MIN tim, ze pomery Sc ustalily
" Rusku, nebot' myslim, ze pr
stitch pet rokn privodi velikt
zm6ny. Konstruktivni zmens
jiz zacina a novy dunn staver
jest v Rusku."
/ Londyn, 81. cervence. Mo
'skva klidna a pokojna jak,
New York neb Londyn, byla
tena Irvingem T. BuShen1
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HROZNE zELEZNIcNf
NESTESTf.
Ma sto lidi bylo zabito pfi
srSzce v Nsmecku.

Berlin, 81. cervence. Nejme
ne sto osob bylo zabito a tricet
ctyri poran6ny vazne, kdyz
Hamburk- -Mnichov expressni
vlak vrazil do jineho vlaku sto
jfciho ma stanici v Kreinsen.
Tragedie Sc udala> pri spojce
Hanoverske a Casselske linie.
Zavanutf v6tru, jez zaneslo
|castecky pisku a prachu do O.
|ci strojvedouciho, castecn6 jej
'oslepivsi a zabranivsi mu, aby
mohl videti signaly, bylo prici-
nou hrozneho nest9sti, die sde
leni urednikI.
Srazka byla hrozn&. Velike
osobni vozy nakupily sc ma Sc.
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predsedou newyorske obchod-
nj komory po jeho navratu
Ruska dnes.
"Kdybyste Sc snes!i aero
planu V Moskve a neved6li,, co
jest to "a misto," pravil p.
Bush, "nikdy byste nemyslili,
ze jste v bolsevickem meste.
Poulicni prodavaci prodavajf
.cukrovinky kvetiny. Rovnaz
'obchody otevrely by vam oci.
Videl jsem kvetinarske obcho-
dy vetsi nez ma Pate avenue. v
oknech byly ma vykladu ohrom
ne kose kvetin okraslene stu
hami.
"Mnoho automobile bylo ma
ulicich a vozba byla rizena po-
licisty, zrovna jako New
Yorku neb Londyne. Komisari
mali velmi dobry ykus pro-
jizdeji Sc v Rolls Royce auto
mobilech. Avsak ubytovanf V
hotelich jest chude. Pres to
'vsak v Petrohrad6 NELL jsme
fadu pokoji sc soukromou kou
pelnou NELL jsme vybornou
,vecefi ma stfese, jez byla pro-
lmen6na v hotovou kvetinovou
Izahradu Z kde hudba hrala."
] ia Hyslfm. ze pritomni vld-
-icov6 sovetstf upffmne pfeJf 81
lvybudovati move Rusko lepsich
pomeri pro lid, avsak podrize
mi urednici jsou nezkuseni a
ln6kteri Mich nepoctivi.
| "Kdyby ma Rusko podnik-
nut byl 1tok z venci, nemam
zadne pochybnosti, ze vsechno
obyvatelstvo by povstalo k je-
no odrazeni. Tt, kdoz doufaji Y
obnoveni cisarstvi, sni tax bla.
hovy sen jako ii, kdoz by oce.
kavali zrizeni monarchie We
Spojenych Statech."
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PESTNf ZAPAS SKONCIL
VRAzDOU.

M6ato Mexlko, 81. cervence.
P9stni zapas v Tampicu skon-
Gil vrazdou. Harry Kivett, "a
mestnany jednou olejarskou
firmou v Toteco, byl zastrelen
neznamym Mexikanem, po pra
telskem pestnim zapase. Be-
hem tehoz Kivett zasadil Me-
xikanovi dIkladnou ranu tyz
podrazd6n, odhodil rukavice a
|vytrhnuv rucnici policejnimu
|strazniku opodal stojicimu,
|strelil Kivetta primo do srdce,
usmrtiv jej ma mist6.
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UNDERWOOD KANDIDA-
TEN PRESIDENTSTVf.
Pravi, xe neni x6dns pfi6i-
ny, proc mux 2 jihu nemohl by
byti zvolen.

Montgomery. Ala, 81. GER
vence. Oscar w. Underwood,
starsi senator z Alabamy a vId
ce mensiny Y senate Spoi, Sta:
I'd, vystoupii rdlfes form&lne j.
ko uchazec 0 demokratickol
presidentskou nominaci v reci
kterou proslovil ku snemu ala.
bamskemu.
Ackoli prohlasil, ze otazku
mali Sc stati kandidatem. me,
NIUE rozhodnouti sam," sena.
tor Underwood rekl svym po.
sluchacim, ze dostalo Sc m,
mnohych poet cd lidu statu, "a
lie kdyz stat muj pc druhe cd
porucil mne jako presidentskt
no kandidata me strany. to po,
kladam "a poctu nejvetsi.
Senator Underwood prize
do Montgomery jako host sn6.
mu, aby odpov6d6l ma residue,
prijatou nedavno onim t6le'
sem, v niz odporucen byl jake
kandidat pro demokratickou
presidentskou nominaci.
Pri skonceni reci Under.
woodovy snem Sc promenil w
valnou schulz, ma niz dodatec'
ne resoluce byly prijaty, ,
nichz veleben jest rekord I'm
derwooddv v kongresu a znovs
odporucovan jest demokrati
cke stran9 jako kandidat pre-
sidentstvi. B6hem sve reci Sc
nator pravil mezi jinym, ze t,
easy minuly, kdy muz zjihu nj
mohl byti presidentem Spoj
Stati.
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"TRAVILI" ZAVODNf KONE

Poblize zavodist6 Cranwood
zatcen byl Ferd. Getz, z Lam
caster, O. clevelandskym W.
pomocnym sel-ifem A. J. Boil
lesem a dv6ma vypomocnymi
serify z Columbus. Getz Jest
jiz ctvrtym zatcenym z cele
domnele spolecnosti muzn, kite
Fl vpravovali potaji zavodnim
konim narkoticke jedy. Ma
stopu teto podivne cinnosti Sc
prislo, kdyz 23. cervence ma
klusackych zavodech v Colum
bus kde znicen vzacny behoun
Periscop a aobotu ma zayodi-
sti North Randall padl jiny
kun Single G.. Jeden ze Zatce-
nych jest Cleveland'an. jme-
mem Ernest Mayer. jenz "a w
,slechu cele splknutl prozradll.
v hlasenem pripadu otekava
sc zatceni jeste cele rady il.
nych vinnikd, jichz ma bytl
as pdl sta. Droga kondm po-
davana jmenuje Sc cannibis
indica a zpIsobuje dochvilne
ochromeni nervG zavodnich
zvifat, jez ale easem mizi.
Cinnost domneleho spiknut
byla pozorovana ma zavodi
stitch V Clevelandu, Columbus
! Cantonu a v Kalamazoo, Mich
Spiklenci podavali konIm
majicim nejvetsi caku ma vi
tezstvi jed v kostkach cukru
"a dcelem, aby ceny vyhral
/, kon9 meme 1sp9sni, slabej
sazkami obsazeni.
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81 STATU PRO MEZINA-
RODNf SOUD.

Geneva, Svycarsko, 81. Ger
vence. Lotyssko uv6domilo
Svaz Narodh, ze schvalilo pro-
tokol, jimz zfizuje Sc trvaly
soud mezin&rodni spravedlno-
sti. Toto jest 81. stat, jenz jed
|nanfm parlamentu uznal mezi
narodnl soud.
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be, roztristene ma kusy a pre-
valily sc ma boky. Panuji oba-
Wy, ze jeste n6ktera tela jsou
v hromade trosek.
Ztotoznovani mrtvych jest
|velmi Obtizne nasledkem Zoha
|veni tel. Mnozi nest astnikI
zahynuli v troskach, nezli "a
chranci mohli sc k MIN dostati.
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6,326 CECHOSLOVAKU NATURA.
uSOVANO.

Washington, 81 " dob6 fiskalnho roku, kite
by ukoncen dne 80 cervna byo prohaseno amerckym
obcany 14364 cizncu Spojenych Saech usazenych O.
proti vykazu pfedchazecho roku znamena to bytek
bot loni byo prohaseno 16O,979 czinci obcany. Ma
prvem miste nachazej Itaove pocem 24776 Polac
poctu 22,528 Ma tretm sou Rusove 1879, pax Angie
1858 patem miste Nemecko 12,O25 obcany Osob
jez uday svo rodnou zemi jako Ceskosovensko byo
raisovano 6,326.
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NABfZEJf VLADE dolly.

Washington 81. cervence. Vlastnci mGkkouhelnych
dold unovych neunovych vypracova PLAN die nehoz BY
10 by postarano veskerou spofebu uh ppad9 stavky
dolech tvrde uh nabze vsechny zdroje sveho prmy
slu Wade p&nu bya by zasobovana vefenost
uhfm "a spolupnsoben federanho uheln&ho dfadu d.
strktnich zasupci sdrzen t9zafd Uhobaron rovn6z
bfzei, aby vlada urcla ceny uhK jako stao 1922
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ZANECHAL OBCHOD ZAMEST-
NANCUM

Springfield, Mass 81 cervence - posledn Will N. c.
Mansra Holyoke vteene probanm soudu dnes kterou
rozdelue pozisalos castce $20O000 ni usanoven
aby dvanact jeho zamesnancd prevzao eo skafsky OBJ
chod dale je ved Pro inkorporac tehoz jest odkazano
posledn vnlf $780, 900
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CELKOVY STAv NEMOCNEHO VYKAZUJE ZNAC
NE ZVELEBENf IA POSLEDNf "a HODINY
Bulletin:

Hotel Palace, San Francisco, President Hard
ing dnes hodn r6no " hodn die ceveandskeho Gasu)
pohfxen byl lehky spinek jenz zapoSa v6era II hodr
ve6er Dych6 lehSe mex kdykol Cd svsho ochuravsni
jeho pokoe ozn6meno ze nemocnsho jest uspokojiv
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DE VALERA JESTE Sc OZYVA.

Dublin 81 cervence - Eamon De Valera doufa doclii
pfi voebnim osudf vt6zsv ehoz nemoh dosahnou bo
s N6koik byvaych pohlavari De Vaerovy strany ozna
milo re budu kandidaty vobach De Valera sam obra-
til appelem obcany okresu Clare, aby ej zvoi.
Predseda kabneu Cosgrave oznam ze Dali Ereann od
roc ku konc ohoto dne aby poslanc moh odebrat do
svych volebnfch okresG.
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Zapocavsi hstorickym pfedstavenm stezky jez hraa
dnezitou lohu p osazeni zapadu pri cemz Sc podile
pionyr trappef jezdci oslava Green River dne Green
River Wyo skonca starodavnym zapadnm barbecue cl
hosnou pod sirym nebem Ma teto fotografi jest Doc
Frye prosluy kuchar ak va kavu 5000 shromazde-
nych ranceri, obchodnkl a zeleznicafu.