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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06

fen1 Amerikou nemohou zjed-
natl 81 podmfnky zivotnf, jez
nutny jsou ku zivotu praci
obcanstva.
Spojene Staty must 81 udrze-
tt svoj1 neodvislost. Farmaren1
&C zvolna dostava Sc 1levy a
"den vysvobozen1 neni dale
kym."
Vzhledem ku omezeni priste
hovalectva mzdy deln1k6 jsou
vyssf.
Prestupnici zakona ma jevo
davajf svoj1 nevedomost, O.
troctvl ukrutenstvi nastu-
puji ma cestu, jez vede zpet do
barbarstvI"
Rec pfGssidentova vyslechnu-
ia byla obrovskym zastupem a.
slysana miliony pomoc1 radio
vych pf1strojG.
Mas governor a jeho oddiI
tesll Sc parade velike pozor-
losti.
Governor 1castnil sc audien-
ce presidenta a vecer pfito-
men byl dobrocinemu plesu.
President V Kapitolu pode-
psal poslednich 72 pfedloh
kongresem prijatych.
Mistopresident, Charles G..
Dawes, slozil pr1sahu V senat-
nj SIM a pronesl rec, ktera svo-
il kritikou .senatn1ho rlzeni
mnohym pTflis Sc nezamlouva-
la.
President Coolidge jest SO
rokG star. 'Po % rokd zastava
verejne 1rady. Narozen byl A.
cervence Plymouth, Vt. Wy
studoval prava. Po 1mrt1 pre-
sidenta Hardinga stal Sc presi-
dentem pfi svetle petrolejove
lampy ma farme otce sveho v
Plymouth, VT. Manzelka jeho
byvala ucitelkou ma verejne
skole. Pri poslednfch volbach
zvolen byl "a presidenta obrov-
skou vetsinou.
Sluzebn1 pT1sahu slozil pred
byvalym presidentem, nyni
nejyyss1m soudcem, Taftem.
Presidenta Coolidge cekaji
tezke- prace. Ma jeho moudro-
sti odvaze spocfva dobro mas
vsech, snad i bezpecnost nasf
zeme. Presidenta provazf u
pflmna pranf, aby jeho admf-
nistrace byla administered d
spechu, zdaru slavy mohutne
republiky Spojenych Statd, jak
pro nj samu tax lidstvo vdbec!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
lima jako pred 48 roxy

Pondel1 vyznamenalo Sc Ii
mou, ktera breznu nenf pa
matovana Cd dolby pred 48 ro-
ky. Tfet1 letosni brezen byl
nejstudenejsfm v Baltimore v
poslednfm pGlstoletf - pokud
brezna Sc tyce.
Nejstudenejsi den v letosnf
zine byl v lednu, dne 28., kdy
teplomer "slezl' ma 4 mad zero
Pondeln1 1ternf zima, kdy
teplomer sestoupl ma II stupln
mad zero v Reisterstown
pry ma 7 a v Pikesville ma 9 =
sesflena byla vetrem, kterym
vsechno teplo vyhnano bylo z
uic Baltimorskych do siroka
daleka. Poslana byla sem nam
z krajin Medicin Hat v oblasti
Chicazskeho jezerskeho dis
triktu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Umrti zeny, zranenf d1tka "a
vinsno popaleninami.

Amalia Passano, 80-leta ze-
ma z {. IL E. Madison ulice, po-
dlehla v dtery popaleninam,
jez utrpela, kdyz t6hoz dne
vznaly Sc ma nj saty, kdyz "a
palovala plynova kamna We
SVEN dome.
- CtyTleta dcera Morrise
Ginsberga 4 N. Stricken ulice,
velice nebezpecne popalena
byla kdyz satecky ma nj Sc
vznaly ana 81 hrala kuchyni,
nfz jejf matka vaFila kavu.
= Marie H. Leclair, {. II E..
Glen avenue, Nrobuzena byla v
utery v noci re spanku kourem
z horfcfho mad lGzkem jejfm
stropu. Kdyz budila 2 dftky
spadl horfcf strop ma lizko je-
il.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Spalil naklad, aby LODI zachra-
nil.

Ku sprave zakotvila v Bal
tlmore Dry Docks americka
LODI Kerhonkson, jez do Balti-
more priJela po dobrodruzne
ceste z Glasgowa Y pondelf.
Y bouri, jiz LODI zmftana by-
Ia asi 200 mil Cd Glasgowa,
'stroJe Sc zastavily ano uhli do
slo. Pomocne lodi, jimiz toto
prlvazeno pro dmouci sc vlny
prlraziti nemohly ku lodi.
z lodi vyslan byl bezdratnou
telegraph signal O pomoc. Veil
ka danska vlecna LODI Sc uka-
zala a hodila lano, jfmz Ker-
honkson tazen byl cd Bavra
Head skaly vycinajici z more,
do n1z jiz mnoho lodi narazilo
a utonulo.
Vse pocalo jfti dobfe az do
okamzlku, kdyz lano Sc pretr-
hlo ma dalsf pomoc danske
lcdi nebylo nadeje.
NeH kdplldn noVZQaI Sc DO1o.
lodi a z nakladu brati vse, CO
Celia posadka komandovana do
Sc dalo a hazeti do kotln. Muz-
stvo do jedn6ho poslechlo.
Skorem jiz u same skaly, k nfz
lod hnana, parry dosti vyvinuto
aby zvolna sice ale prec LODI
pomoci 81 mohla cd skaliska.
Z danske lodi parnl pfstala
Jakoby zapasala mad vft9z-
stvim lodi, jez il provazena
zvolna brazdila vlnami do ma
leho prfstava, SO mil vzdalene-
no Loeb Boisdale, kde ma LODI
uhli nalozeno a zpatecni costa
nastoupena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Bartlett-Haywood zavody pro-
dany.

V patek oznameno bylo, re
velike Bartlett-Haywood zavo-
dy byly prodany Pittsburgske
firme "McClintic Marshall
Construction "a patnact milo
nj dolar1.
Zavody pGvod sv1j mely V
male tovarne ma kamna La
trobe. z teto vyvijely Sc az do
Jspely ma dnesnf vysi.
We valecne dobe vyrabeny
byly obaly ma naboje a jiny
valecny material nejprve pro
spojence pax pro americkou al
madu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Dopis krajanGv z Virginie.

.Ct6na redakce!
PTedem srdecny pozdrav z
Eirginie. Jak Yam znamo, byl
jsem na operaci Sc zapalem sic
peho streva. Vse dobTe dopa-
dlo. No, ale nepfeji to zadne-
mu 2 milych ctenard. Pc ope-
raci jsem jel do Virginie ma
par nedel ma zotavenou. Je
zde dostf pekne pro me, ale ne
pro farmare. Neb poslednl
rek byl moe spatny. Dlouhe
deste pax velka sucha take
uroda zde nebyla zadna. Ne
III to mic lakaveho pro farmafe
kdyz must celou zimu kupovat
"a velkou cenu krmivo pro do
bytek a drdbez. Ovsem, kdo
pen1ze ma, tomu Sc kupuje hej.
Kdo ale je nema, tax Sc zadlu-
Ii a par takovych neurod a
lfarmaf je ma milne. Farmar
jeho plodiny must prodat "a
ten nejnizs1 pen1z, ale kdyz
neco kupuje to ii jeho chlebo-
darci neyedf, CO by "a tn vec
chteli.
To je ten radostny zivot far
mare, mestaky zavideny. "Te-
legraf" dochazf spravne yeas
d1ky "a nej, lfbf Sc nam. Ma
me zde novinku. Dorost far
marsky 81 zde zalozil Sokol-
skou jednotu, a jak jsem slysel
ze jiz mali pres tficet clend a
neco clenkyn. Pref jim vse
dobre do jejich zacatku. Tez
zde byl z Baltimore p. Jar. Ci-
hlar, vyslany co fecn1k pri slav-
rosti zalozen1 Sokola. Dou-
fam, re p. Cihlar poznal nej-
lepe ty zdejsf pomery mezi
zdejs1mi krajany. Tez Sc mne
zde stala nemila vec. Dopro-
vazel jsem v AUTOMOBILE meho
pF1tele ku draze a tn mrska au@
tomobil 81 rekl, re mas vice ne
poveze. Zkratka mas vyklopil
do prikopu. zadn6mu Sc ale
mic nestalo. Ovsem auto je
posramocene jako by proslo ne
pratelskym ohnem. Jen kdyz
to dobre dopadlo.
Inu, automobil nema rozum.
Tes1m Sc Ease ma Baltimore.
Jak prav1 nase ceske pr1slov1: !:
"ze vsude dobfe, a donna nej-
lepe," tax to jest i Baltimo-
rem, re tam je pfece nejlepe.
Sc srdecnym pozdravem ma
Vas a Vase ctanare "Telegra-
fu",
jsem Vas,
Karel Porkat,
Ettricks, r. I.
Virginia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
z krajankych kruhG.

" kruhu rodinnem We stfe-
du oslavil sve 72-lete narozeni-
ny p. Josef Klecka. Nase bla-
hopTan1!
V dtery, 3. brezna zemfel
p. Tomas Brejcha, manzel pl.
Anna Brejcha z {. 2117 Cam
bridge ul., We start 81 roku.
Pohreb konan jest dnes, 6. bre-
INA domu smutku do kostela
sv. Vaclava odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele. Zesnuly "a
nechava zde manzelku a syna.
Pohreb vypraven firmou FIR.
Cvach a Syn.
- Ceske verejnosti! Sveto-
Wy cestovatel p. P. Bur bude
pfednaseti v Delnickem Dome,
Madison a Rose ul., v nedeli
odpoledne 8. brezna We 3 hod.
na thema "Jak jsem cestoval
svetem CO videl."
LdJlIndVy program. VSCup
volny vsem krajandm, kter1 bu-
dou moci Sc setkati Sc zkuse-
nym cestovatelem a slyseti O je
no zkusenostech plnych prekva
penf, bojd opet podivuhod-
nych zachranen1. Krajane,
prijdte svoj1 pr1tomnostI
vzdejte sve uznan1 tomu, KITE
ry Ceskoslovenskemu jmenu
Verne slouzil slouz1. V ne
deli, g. bfeZna We 3. hodiny
odpoledne, ma shledanou V
D6lnickem Dome!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06

Calvin Coolidge, tricatJ
president Spoj. Statd, nastoler
byl We stredu, dne 4. brezna
V poledne 68. kongres skonciL
sve zasedan1 a spolkovy senaI
We specieln1m zasedanf z1cast-
nj sc inaugurace mfstopresi-
denta DaWese.
President Coolidge opustil
Billy dun a We spolecnosti cetne
druziny odjel k narodn1mu ka-
pitilu. President a jeho chot
jei ke kapitolu V prvn1m auto
mobilu, kdezto dalsf jeho dd-
vern1ci a pratele, mezi nimiz
bylo tez osm vyslouzilcG OBJ
canske valky jeli V nasleduj1ch
autech spsM se-eleny kabinetu
a zastupci famornictva ! arma-
dy. Pc pTfjezdu ke kapitoTl
Coolidge uchylil Sc do sonatnf
sine, odkudz zaveden byl k
prGcel1 kapitolu, kde slozil slu-
zebnf pr1sahu ma rodinnou BIZ
bli a prednesl svou rec inaugu-
racnf. Po inauguracni reci
Coolidge uchylil Sc V cello vel
ke inauguracnf parady, ktera
skoncila pred B1lym Domem.
Vecer byl poradan dobrocin-
ny pies.
Pri prfsaze presidentova ruka
spoc1vala ma prvn1 kapitole z
evangelia Janova, ma slovech :
"Na pocatku bylo Slovo a Slo-
vo bylo u Boha BGh byl Slo-
vo."
Bible, ma nfz pTisahal presi-
cent, byla mu darovana jake
malemu hochu jeho babickou.
Inauguracn1 slavnosti byly
CO nejjednodus1mi. Slavnosti
zdcastnilo Sc 20 govern6rG.
Mezi t6mito byl mas Maryland
sky governor Richie.
President v Teci sve d1raz
kladl na nutnost pT1sneho hos
podaTen1 We vydan1ch vladn1ch
ably dane sn1zeny byti molly.
Sl1bil uciniti, aby admin
strace jeho pTispeti mohla ku
m1ru. Rekl: 'Nase vlasf ma
jedine m1rumilovne 1mysly ku
celemu svetu, ale to nesm1 mas
zdrzeti cd udrzovanf takove
vojenske moci, jak zada cest a
bezpecnost velikeho naroda."
President pfimlouval Sc "a
svolavanf konferenc1 a porad,
kdekoliv pT1zniva doba k tomu
nadejde. Smlouvy a jednani
nemohou svetu pln6ho klidu
dati, jestlize narodove podpo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Usmrcena splasenym konsm.


Splasenym konem mlekar-
skeho povozu ma kTizovatce
Mulberry a Carey ulic usmrce-
ma byla v 1tery Mary Hopkins,
sberatelka pr1spevkG ma praci
American Rescue Workers.
Kdyz sesla chodnfku do ulice
kun zaprazeny do mlekafske-
no vozu w. S. Rodgerse ulek-
nuv sc neceho, vyskocil, rozbe-
hi Sc srazil chodkyni ktera
zasazena byla kopyty jeho a
prejeta vozem zatfm co mail
tel nesl do bllzkeho domu NILE
ko.
Splasenym konem povozu
S pradlem tazen byl policejnf
strazn1k, Charles P. McNalley
ustrednf stanice do dalky 25
stop nezli kun Jim zdolan a "a
staven. Straznfk poranen byl
konem ma nohou. KIN lekl Sc
kolem jedouc1ch automobile
ma Baltimore ulici nedaleko
High.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Zvyseni telefonnich sazeb.

Chesapeake & Potomac te-
lefonnl spolecnost pTipravuje
move nadelen1 v podobe asi 10
procentnfho zvysenl svych sa-
zeb. Lidovy zastupce, Clarence
w. Miles, dokazuje komisi We
refine sluzby, ze sazby nesmi
zvyseny byti pres 6 procenU.
Podle vsech znamek spolec-
most nami zatocf podle sve
vile vzdor vsem namitkam,
vySetfoyan1m ohrazovanim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Ranketu banky ucastnili Sc
krajane.

V utery Industrial" banka
v Curtis Bay usporadala ban
ket veclrek, k nemuz z Bal
timore pozvan byl cesky- mas
radni p. August Klecka asi
10 representantG ceske kolonie
Curtis Bayske.
Mezi fecn1ky byl president
banky a radn1 Klecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Smrtelne zransn pri kaceni
Stromu.

Smrtelne zranen do zalud-
ku padajlclm stromem byl v u
terry "a lety Kilian Waldhau-
ser, {. 734 N. Wolfe uhce. Po
zranen1 sedl do Middle kary
touto vratil Sc domd, kde jeste
tehoz dne zemTel.
Pfi kacen1 stromu ma Middle
River zasazen byl koncem pod
seknuteho stromu do zaludku.
SklouznHt1m ma podlaze
stale {. TOT S. Eden ulice, Har-
ry Onisk, 62 roxy starry rozvra-
I'll 81 lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Ze zdravotniho odboru.

V uplynulem tydnu zazna-
menan byl ubytek nemoci pre-
nasen1m SIC slTicich. V meste
zemrelo celkem 246 osob. Dva-
nact zemrelych bylo obetf ne
hod, jeden spachal sebevrazdu
9 ieden byl zabit.
Ditek narodilo Sc 81.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Prihody a melody.

" nedeli v noci objal policejni-
no strazn1ka, Jesse Grumba-
ckera, ma Falls road, re totiz
nebydl1 We Filadelfi1. A neby-
dlel, jak rozpomenul Sc 49lety
William Penn pondell ma po-
1icejnf 1stanici, ma nfz po noci
tam stravene Sc probudil a Sc
upamatoval, re bydlistem je-
ho Baltimore a v tomto 1900
block Mill Race road.
= Potreboval wal. Dva-
ceti peti lety Melvin Back,
pojistujlcf agent, jiste potfebo-
val penlze. Kdyz to jinak ne
slo, wal je Cd Samuela Steina,
v jehoz dome bydlel. Mapped
zmizely Steinovi So, pax diva
dolary, "a parkem odletely ho-
dinky, "a temito pochodoval
detsky prstynek v nezname
konciny, kan nasledovala jej
domac1 pokladnieka $40.
Zostfeny dohled "a mizejicimi
dopadl Backa, ktery ted bude
vysvetlovati porote, ze ''potre-
boval a wal"
- DR.. Hugh Eckener, ktery
mluvil pomoc1 radia o.ceste sve
do Ameriky, kan ridil Zeppe-
lonovou vzducholod, ktera v
Nemecku pro Spojene Staty
postavena byla, lfcil, re zamof-
ske vzduchoplavby nemaji v
sobe tolik nebezpecf, jak by Sc
zdalo. Nejvetsf nehodou byl
by pry nedostatek paliva.
0 Americe pravil, re je "sa-
my ice-cream same fotogra-
fovan1."
- Belgie je pobourena zpra-
YOU, re jejl kralovna 81 dala
ustrlhnouti vlasy vzdor mno-
hemu premlouvan1.
- Zat1in co Ray L. Martin
z Omahy byl zavren v zalari
Council Bluffs, Iowa, ponevac
ridil automobil, kdyz byl ma
PLY, jeho manzelka zdedila je-
den million dolar1, dfte sc mu
narodilo, jeho tchyne nebezpe-
ellez onemocnela, jeho tchan
zemrel a jeho manzelka spadlt
la Sc schodG a zlamalas 81 nohu.
Move narOZena dcerl1Ska bu-
de pokrtena az "tatf" sc zala-
re, kan Sc radeji dal zavriti
nezli ably platil pokutu vzdor
tomu, re pfatele Sc nabldli, re
il "a neho zaplat1. Martin
pred nekolika roxy sc ozenil
dcerou majitele pivovaru, ia
coba Kruga, Millionaire z Oma-
hy. Do zalaTe odsouzen byl
na pet mesfcd.
- Treba nepovsfmnuto, ale
pravdivo! We Spojenych Sta
tech, jak uverejnuje Newark
Star-Eagle", je 0 dyanact mill
ond prasat letos meme.
Vftez dluzf pres IL tisfc
hubicek. Sir Henry Curtis
Bennett z Angle vzdor tomu,
ze doznava, re Sc sliby pfedvo-
lebn1mi Sc notne ukvapil, je O.
choten S plnen1m jich lined
Sl1bil, re bude-li zvo-
len, ~da kazde volicce jej volicf.
hubicku. Ku odmene hlas1 Sc
1929 vol1cek, jemu ku zvole-
nj dopomohs1ch.
- UstTizenl vlasd zavinilo
stroskotan1 mlade domacnosti.
Margaret Jirsa, 2241 Mura u
lice, v 1tery zadala soudce Sc
verovychodn1 stanice, aby il
chranil pred manzelem jej1m
Raymondem.
Pred dvema tydny dala 81
ustflhnouti vlasy. Kdyz pri-
sla domG, bylo zle. Manzel O.
DIESEL ma to odvezl vsechen
a nechal v dome je-
nom ten, ktery jeste uplacen
byl. Ke vsemu jeste j naT1zo-
val, aby vratila saty, ktere v
den ostflhan1 81 byla koupila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06

Y Annapolis "a nevinnou u
znana byla Virginia Wilson,jez
zodpovldala Sc pred porotou
re zaloby, re "spikla Sc" zame-
ziti spravedlnosti v bootlegar-
ske afefe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-06
Ctyrlety zabit truckem.

Russell link, ctyflety hoch
zabit byl 1tery truckem DIRE
varske spolecnosti ma York
road.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-24
RE|NHARDT CASE
IS HEARD IN
SECRET
Playwright Accuses His Wife
of Observation-Disclosures
Charges Made

PRESSBURG, Austria, Sept. "a
Behind closed doors the marital
difficulties of Max Reinhardt,
famous playwright, and his wife,
Elsa Helms, German dramatic star,
are being battled out today.
Reinhardt charges his wife with
misconduct and also alleges that
her attempts to dominate him have
driven him to the verge of a
nervous breakdown. He declares
that his wife insists that she be
made the star in every play he
writes.
Point by point Elsa Helms is
meeting the charges of her hus.
band, entering general denials and
declaring that she still loves him
She alleges that he is in love with
another woman and has introduced
the photographs Of a number OF
beautiful women into the evidence
The Reinhardt-H Helms romance
which now seems blasted, was de
scribed as one Of those light stage
affairs" and 1t is said that Rein
hardt married Elsa to legitimatize
their two sons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-24
FIREMAN'S MINOR INJURY"
PROVES BROKEN BACK

MARYSVILLE, Sept. 24.-After
suffering four days with q broken
back without knowing the nature
of his injury, Palmer Smithgan,
twenty.six, of Marysville, Penn
sylvania Railroad fireman, Is to.
day receiving treatment in a Har-
risburg Hospital where he was
taken after the seriousness OF his
condition was ascertained. Physi-
cials.- say he has a chance to re-
cover.
Smithgall was injured when he
jumped from an engine on which
he was employed as fireman, a few
second before 1t colided with an
other engine at Marietta recently.
In the leap from the moving
engine Smithgall landed on his feet,
but lost his balance and fell back
ward. He suffered an injury OF the
back, which for time he believed
was a minor one.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-24

danger Of war with Turkey over the
disputed Mosul territory.
Dispatches were published here
today charging that Mustapha
Kennel has moved four divisions OF
the Turkish army to the Mosul
border and is bringing up heavy
artillery along the Dardanelles.
The newspapers interpret these
dispatches as indicative that Turkey
does not intend to abide by the
League of Nations decision on
Mosul If it is against Turkey.
Opposition newspapers are taking
advantage Of the situation to create
an atmosphere of political animosity
toward the Baldwin government.
Some even predict that Baldwin
and his followers will be forced to
resign If an open break results
from the Mosul differences.
Official circles refuse to be per-
turbed over the many reports of
Turkish preparations for war. The
foreign office stated today that 1t
had received no confirmation of
reports Of Turkish mobilization
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-24
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39c CamisOle Laces, including
Duchesse, Calais and FiIet
effects; four inches
wide. beading top. OK
Friday at ..... ECC
79c Irish and Filet Laces. hand
made; many pretty patterns:
edglngs and inser- 400
tons fC'H<
12l5c Trimming Laces. fncIud.
ing linen, cluny, Calais, art
and walls; edgings and inser.
tons; various widths On
and patterns ...... on
79c Gold and Silver Laces. two
and three inches wide; SOn
pretty patterns ...... OOC
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
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81 and $2.25 Silks
E F EsR R:%na%s!S 1.29
Sale at AOAO

varied selection of the most fashionable silks for Fall
this lot of truly savings Read
the list and be here early for first choice.
40inch Russian
40inch
40inch
Printed ayon) Fiber Silk Crepe ayon
Fiber Silk also 35nch Chiffon
dresses purposes $50 100000
finish seo1eS dessr Fans sS inches de Soc
and neat figured Mns ak quality stripes 69c
Sl5O Stripe Baby BrOadclOth niche al.sik
grounds with an s.: coorsd stripes Friday 89c
GOldenbergs-Ffrst FIOOr ''''''''''''''
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Boy. Pace Jonah's Whale!

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, Sept. "a.
Earl A. Randall, proprietor OF the
Valley House, Collnsville, recently
went for a fishing trip to East
Otis, Mass, where he has a cabin.
He caught pickerel weighing six
and one-quarter pounds, which,
when opened, was found to contain
a shark plug
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Regular So to So
AH-WOOl Fabrics
Sligo

Remnants from our regular
stock of high-grade dress goods,
grouped at one low price for
quick disposal tomorrow. All
are full 54 inches wide and the
assortment includes such pop
ular materials for Fall as We
lour, Hairline Stripe Serge, Tri-
cotine, new Fall Plaids, Check
Suitings, Fancy Suitings. plain
color Armure, Broadcloth, etc.
Black and desirable colors.
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
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and it was stated that the govern
ment discredits such reports.
Turks Accuse Britain
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. a.
The official newspaper Hokki Mieti
Mill severely criticized the League
of Nations and Great Britain in the
handling Of the Mosul question.
THE League wants war and
Great Britain is making military
preparations" the newspaper said.
BRUSSELS. Sept. 24.-Karl Ra-
dek, notorious propaganda Of the
Third International, has, been in
hiding in Antwerp for ten days di-
rectfng radical propaganda in Eng
land, according to the Etoile Beige
today
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$1.50 Au-WOOI
Dress Flannels
CSC Yard

Fine All-wool imported
French Dress F1annels, in rem
nant lengths that women will
find just right for making
sport dresses and children s
dresses without waste of mate
rial; 80 inches wide; in a large
range Of the most wanted col
ors for Fall.
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TURKS PREPARE
FOR WAR WITH
BRITISH
Four Army Divisions and
Heavy Artillery Moved to
MosuI Border

By International News Service
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Sections Of
the English press are becoming
more and more aroused over the
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Electric Incubator

An electric incubator is now be.
ing made which will hold 2,400 eggs
at one time and which can be con-
nected to an ordinary electric outlet.
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19c and Csc COttOns
Friday, 12bc Yd.

Remnants Of Bleached and
unbleached Cottons. sc and 80
inches wide. in lengths ranging
from l to yards.
Goldenberg's-Fir Floor.
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WOmen's Gloves

Novelty Cuff ChamOsuede
Gloves, with embroidered
flare and turn-back cuffs;
mode. sand, beaver, pongee,
black and gray; sizes 5115 to
81; former s$1.O0 Coz
grade at .............
WOmen's Lambskin Gloves, q
clasp, over-seam style; black
with white, mode and brown.
Sizes 5A to 8. For.
mer $3.50 value. CT 90
Friday at ........ UA"CC
GOldenberg'-First Floor.
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Housewares

(49) Candles, assorted colors,
slightly soiled; regularly S0
10c and 15c each. $1,000. ~
14) White Japanned Cake Cabl-
nets, slightly marred
Regularly $1.49. Fri ROO
day at -........ wv
Old Heavy Tin COpper-bOtton.
Wash Boilers, slightly mar
red. Sold regularly at
$1.9S and $2.25. Fri O0N
day at ............ 2ON
(22) Swiss Gray Enameled Stop
Jars. with cover and bail
handle. Res rly 100
$1.25. Friday at...... ."
90 Sets Dover Sad Irons, 8
irons, stand and
!. handle. Regularly CT co
$19S. Friday at OAoVO
Q8 Sefs) Opal Glass Mixing
Bowls, four in each
set; regularly CSC. Fri E0O
day at ............. wv
(32l .Homaid Galvanized Iron
Ice Cream Freezers, 2-quart
size; regularly CSC ION
each. Friday at. 80. TVN
~ White EnameIed Bath
Stools. slightly soiled. Regu-
larly $1.25 each. Fri Coo
day at ............ W.
Observation-Disclosures. -
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Csc and 3Oc
DOmestics, 18c Yd.

Remnants of 32-inch Printed
Shifting Madras, 32-inch Dress
Ginghams. 36-inch Outing Elan.
nels, 32-inch Romper Cloth, &c.
inch Printed Challis, 27-inch
Shaker Flannel, 36.inch High
count Percales and 36.inch
F'eecedown Flannels, in desir-
able lengths.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
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Acc Table OiIcloth at
29c a I'd

&c a Id.
Slight Seconds
Remnant lot of 5-quarter Ia
BILE Oilcloth. in plain white
fancy and thing effects. Slight
seconds Of standard quality.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
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39c & 48c CretOnnes
19c Yard

Mill lengths Of fast color Gre.
tonnes, full 36 inches wide.
light and dark floral. stripe.
cord and foliage designs Mil
lengths from ! to yards, but
plenty alike for draperies and
coverings of all sorts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
White Curtain MarGuisettc.
with blue. rose, red and gold
lace edge and insertions; any
quantity cut from full rolls.
Formerly Csc; 1917
yard .............. AA2G
Goldenberg 's-FOurth Floor.