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THE MYSTERY OF
4 PRETTY GIRL
1t Is ELucidated il, a NoveL of
Many Intensely Dramatic
Moments

From many diverse strands Elizabeth
Dejeans has woven the fctional fabric
Of "Nobody's Child" The material it.
self is sufficiently familiar, but the de-
sign Is worked out with arresting orig
inality, and It Is the triumph Of Mrs.
DeJeanss skill as a novelist that, In
spite of the number Of characters IN the
story and the variety Of incident. the
true sense Of proportion is never marred,
from the fortunes Of her extraordinarily
winning heroine.
Ann Penniman is a southern girl.
whose rare beauty and alluring per-
sonality attract powerfully all the men
about her. Yet there is something
mysterious about her, strange sense
OF om'nous shadow, which battles all.
and particularly man of strong per-
sonality who Is brought by circumstance
to the little community. The girl Is
the daughter Of poor farmer. yet her
fortunes are oddly linked with those
Of the wealthy Westmores, whose es-
tate is nearby. 1t is only at the end
that the reader learns who the girl
actually is. when another girl In
dramatic scene explains to the man who
loves Ann the manner in which the
two families are entangled by past
episode frausht with many conse-
quences.
The development Of the plot involves
many intensely dramatic moments.
many powerfully emotional scenes. and
the atmosphere Of suspense which Is
created early Is adroitly maintained un-
til the denouement is reached. The
reader is as deeply absorbed in the
affairs of the many characters as in
the fortunes Of real. fiesh-and-blood
people. 1t is refreshing to read story
SO skillfully told.
NOBoDYs CHILD. BY Elizabeth Dejeans.
indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Company.
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MAJOR O'REILLYS
ADVENTURES
He Describes His Experiences
Roving and Fighting Under
Four Flags

There is much Of interest In Major
Edward s. ORe'lly's account of his
twenty years of Rowing and Fighting
Adventures Under Four Flags" of the
United States, China. Venezuela and
MeS'co. At the outbreak Of the Spa anish
War he enlisted. lad Of seventeen. in
the regular army and was sent to Cuba
where he was present at the capture
OF santiago His next service was In
the Philippines, and when he was dis
charged, after being decorated for ex-
traordinary courage under fire, he went
to Japan where. In Kobe. he started a
school for teaching English to the young
men and boys who had a craving to
learn the English language. in order to
WIN place or promotion" Going to
China he served In the police force In
Shanghai and In the Imperial Army.
Next we find him In Chicago with
twenty-five cents. Five years before"
he says. II had left Chicago with fifteen
cents In my pocket. Therefore I had
1ourneyed round the world and earned
ten cents on the trip" A short time
was spent In Venezuela. where he served
with the insurgents in the rebellion
AGAINST the dictator. President Castro.
Then began n service Of five years in
Mexico with the insurrectos in the
Madero rebellion. a part of the time as
an Associated Press correspondent. the
account OF which Is the most valuable
part OF his life history. When he left
the country seemed to him mo nearer a
peaceful settlement than It had been on
the first day Of the rebellion" We get
from his account clearer idea of con-
dttons there and OF the various rebel
leaders all Of whom he knew intimately.
than we could get from any other
source. There are many personal in
cidents narrated. especially OF times
when he was stranded In places far from
home. which give very unusual char
acter to the book. The twenty photo
graphs add to it's value and interest.
ROWING AND FIGHTING. Adventures
Under Four FLAGS. BY Major Edward g.
O'Reil!y. Illustrated with photogra phs.
New York: The Century Company. 81.
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Dixie Mason, Girl Employed by United States Secret
SerUice, Single Handed Makes Capture of Hun
Agent Who Set Fire to TolUn at the Lnstigation of
BernstOrH and Won Papen
Novesod by COURTNEY Furnished
BY WILLIAM j. FLYNN


heavy detonating bomb concealed in his
G9at made progress somewhat perilous,
he had almost reached the fence. sud
denly his coat caught on an entangling
morn bush. As his next movement loos.
ened II the bush cracked back with a
ois,inct snap. Dollings stopped.
iHat challenge rang out In the
The guard ran toward the sound
There was little chance for escape. He
nad seen the shadowy form of Dollinss
iings cfanlbered TO his feet in desperate
dash for freedom. but the flash of a rifle
spat through the darkness and he felt a
snarp pam his leg: Crashing about,
StumDiing, tripping. fighting his way he
coat. - '''S
The rife spoke again and this time
noiiinss dropped the bomb with an oath
as the bullet passed through his wrist,
little closer and II would have ex-
ploded the bomb and he would have
given up his life. Dollings did not want
70 Ole yet, He dropped the bomb. and
MS throat In an endeavor to make him
shriek, he plunged into the darkness of
the night and escaped.
Aroused by the shots the guards were
gatherng at the point Of the sudden
alarm. The ground was be'~g ex-
amined closely. guards walked / -: and
iorth beating about in the underorush
IN moment the bomb was discovered,
dropoed where Dollings had left it in
his flight.
The discovery of the bloc s-spettsred
bomb and the attempt upon the>s aN ory
was reported at once. message went
to Washington. From Washington a
message went TO Harrison Grant at the
Criminology Club And Harrison Ora Mt
having received the message lost no time
In getting to Hopewell. The Secret SER
vice needed him there.
When Dixie Mason
arrived in Rich
Dixie Mason mond tho day after
Arrives In the attempt on
Richmond Hopewell. she went
directly to the hot ell
at which Madame
Stephan and Won Lertz were registered.
IT was the hottest part of the day and
the hotel lobby was deserted. Dixie asked
for the proprietor. Showing him her Sc
cret Service commission she took him
into her confidence to the extent of
making him understand that she wanted
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Kathleen Makes Good

Life is never so real and never SC
earnest as when one is schoolgirl,
and possessed of serious mind. II is
excessively real and earnest for the
heroine Of Joslyn Gray's story OF "Kath-
leen's Probation" Kathleen furnishes her
record early in her career at a training
school for nurses. and the story tells OF
the exemplary fashion In which she ef-
faces that blot by honesty and applica-
ton in the three ensuing years. So ef-
fectiyeiy does she redeem her fair name
that when she finally confesses she Ii
forgiven by faculty and fellow gradu-
ates alike. and starts happily on her
career Of substantial usefulness. The
story is sweeping vindication Of all
the cardinal virtues. and girl readers
will find II entirely wholesome and in
nocuous-
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bag. She had heard enough to realize
that there were other places at which
her services were more needed than
@fs RsFs Hopws Mas hi, was s1 in danger
which had been telegraphed the spy to
proceed on2 She must learn. but the
conviction that only in Hopewell could
she gain this information hurried her to
possible. The next train for the little
town did not leave until late at night.
The distance was short, so Dixie decided
to make the trip by automobile. With
Harrison Grant
Harrison Grant upon his arrival In
Follows Hopewell had taken
the Trail up the work Of
tracing the culprit
caused the destruction of the plant.
Taking up the clue from the spot where
the bomb had been found and accompan
led by the captain of the guard he had
followed his bloodstained trail steadily
to the door of Madame La vere's fortune
telling parlor.
This is the place we want" he an
nounced softly tosthe captain. Don't
knock; JUS, open the door and make
The captain turned the handle of the
tits locked" he announced laconi-
cally., Grant reached out and raped
A moments silence followed and then
they heard slow shuttle growing
nearer. The key clicked in the lock
and the door was opened by the pasty-
faced >Minna, the Baroness maid. She
stared at them DULY.
Grant attempted to step into the hail.
but the maid barred the way.
The madam's not home"
NO? Well, never mind. Wen come
in anyway" and though she attempted
to shove the, door shut, Grant pushed
her aside and, followed by the captain,
entered the dingy room. The maid
watched them in angry silence.
where's the man that's in this
house?' asked Grant suddenly.
The maid stared stupidly, Man?
What MANI"
Yes, the man who came here
wounded. Where Is he?"
She shook her head and lied ponder
ously
II don't know no.
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smile at Dixie. Doliings drew back with
a snarl Of hatred as Grant touched him
on the shoulder.
Seems to me you and have met
before" said the president Of the Grim
inology Club, but l can't just place
you"
Don't you remember" Dixie laughed
leaning toward him. IT'S Dollings. our
good-natured undertaken from Exeter.
but the boxes they came in held guns
instead Of collins. A very nice man II
he had stuck to his trade. but chang
ing II got him into trouble. You'd bet
ter search him"
Dollings, helpless, cowed, beaten, was
beyond resistance. Their careful search
revealed that, after all, the destruction
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GPsnt's Plan
to save the
Factory

cotton there would be no plant. no Hope
we'll, not even q survivor-only devasta-
ton, which would mean success to I'm
psrial Germany's plot.
Grant racing toward the powder
houne with Q growing army OF men fol-
4 y - Feeshe> " eoe - Spaeee Z
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II the factory
could be sa We d
Hopewell m Ugh
rise again. but II
/ h o Sc scorching
flames reached the
-s-.-. - -
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AS soon as the
knock had come on
the door of the for
tune telling house
house Minna h a d
done a little guer-
villa Npnrk and oS
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vYLET PRO sIRoTKY.


Cleveland automobil klub ko
nd kazdorocne zasluzny sku-
tex, usporadanfm vyletu pro
sirotky, kterych Sc v
1stavech naleza pres
a tisfce. Den vyletu jest urcen
ma utery %. cervence. clenove
klubu ma ten den zavezou vse-
chny sirotky do Euclid Beach
parku, kde pro ne pfipravi if
dla, uspofadajf zavody a det-
ske hry, a k veceru je opet
zp6t do ustavI dovezou. Sou
cit k tenn nesfastnym sirotkGm,
ktere zahy ztratili matku neb
otce zaslouzf vereineho uzna-
nj. Ty nestastne dftky cely rok
vidf pro ne jednotvarne okol1
az iedine ma ten den pozfvaiI
|vetsf svobody a pot9sf Sc kra
sou sadG, a pro ne pfipravenor
zabavou, kterou jine dftky tai
Caste uzfvajf.
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NOvY cESKY PRAvNfk.

Minuly tyden zaprisahnut
byl mimo jinych pred nejyys-
Sim statnim soudcem Hon. j..
Newmanem pravnfk pan Josef
E. Peck. Tyz narodil Sc ma
Sem meste q rodic1 ceskych
p. Jan a Marie Pechousek
kde test Sc znacne znamosti i
obliby v nejsirsfch kruzich ma
sich. Kdysi byval velice cinnym
Ia peveckeho sboru "Hlahol" ia
koz j We sboru Sokola Czech a
rovnez poslednf letav lozi Pa
|lecky Rytird Pythiovych, V kite
rezto lozi je vyslouzilym kan
|clefem.
Krajan Peck vychodil zdejsi
|gramarnf vyssf skolu, STUDIO
wal ma chlcaZSke un1VerSlCe q
|graduoval ma Caseov6 technic-
KEN ucilisti. Sve pravnicke
|vzdelanf ziskal ma Cleveland
Law School a to "a ffzeni soud
Ice Willis Vickery.
Ku pohodlf "a dne zamest.
lnanych pravnik Peck bude
NIT i vecernf dfednf hodiny a
Ito We sve residence {. 1927 w.
lchodnf 49 ul. Je to smlady, Ia
lentovany jurista sirokehc
lvzd6lanf j rozhledu, I1enf tudi7
pochyby, ze svym klientdm ve
vsem poradf presne j prospe
Isne.
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NEPIJE Sc sLovANY.

v jednom hostinci byla spo-
lecnost SlovanI,, ktera ma pra-
telstvi Sc castovala. Mezi pTf-
tomnymi Sc nalezal N6mec
Henry Baumeister, kteremu
tez pohostinstvf nabfdli. Bau-
vsak hrde pohostinstvi
odfekl s poznamkou, ze on
Pile jenom Nemci. Vladnf u
rady byly ma neho upozorneny
a vysetrovanfm dostaly dosti
prfcin Baumeistra zatknout a
vladnfmu soudu odevzdat. Je-
no zamestnavateli Sc vyjadfil,
ze byl pro N6mce nez Spojena
Staty prohlasily valku, ale n.y.
nj, ze jest telem dust pro Spo
jene Staty. Zamestnavatel mu
|odpovedel, re jest velky hlu.
pax. " te dob6 co prozahalf by
|vydelal sta dollard, "a ktere
by mohl koupit valecne Bondy
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HAVLfCEK.
SOKOL

Bratri j sestry dostavtez
Sc We ctvrtek, dne 4. cerven-
ce We IL hodin ku Mar SIM,
v krojich aneb v obcanskem
obleku $ paskami, odkudz
vyjdeme ma stanovist6 ma
Carnegie Ave-, abychom Sc
sucastnili pfIvodu ma oslavu
dne neodvislosti.
Clenove jizdniho odboru
dostavte Sc 5 konmi v Gas.
NAcELNfK.
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KRAsNY oBRAz
Svatopluka jeho tfi synI cd
p. Ant. Tokans ve.vykladni
skrini u Bailey Co.

~ +
Velkou pozornost pouta vel
ky krasny obraz znazornujicf
mocneho ceskeho krale Svato-
pluka jak podava jeho tTem
syndm svazane pruty aby je
zlomili. Synove svazane pruty
zlomit nemohou. Tim jim doka
zal, dokud budou spojeny, ze
budou nepfemozitelny. Jest to
umelecka prace p. Antonina
Tokana, decorators a malffe,
4513 Clark ave. S. w.
Pod obrazem jest dhkladne
vysvetlen vyznam toho hesla
We spojeni sila, ktery tesn9 pr
leha ma dnesnf pom9ry, zvlaste
ku zitfejsf narodnf slavnosti
kdy byla pred LAP r. prohlase,
ma neodvislost Spojenych Sta
til a kdy vsechny narodnosti 81
castnenfm Sc prdvodu, maj
sjednocenost a vernost k nase
mu slavnemu. .presidentu Wilst
novi projevit. Vystavenfm toht
obrazu, ktery ma tax ddlezit,
historickg 'vyznam v nynejs
dobe, mnoho prospeje k dobre
mu jmenu vsech Gechd j Slo
yann.
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vALECNE ZAHRADKY.

Reditel valecnych zahradek
c. F. Knirk oznamuje, ze le-
tosnfho roku valecne- zahradkv
v mSste nasem prinesou o 50a
vetsf uzitek nez roku lonske-
no. Knirka dochazeif casio stf
znosti. ze neznami vandalov6
nief zeleninu v t9chto zahrad-
kach. isou toto nvni policii
pi.isne pronasledovani. .Jedna
Sc asi 0 n6iake pfatele Kai-
sra.
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tS}6$ks,$<kJSzl Fl Nh ~
z IJR RADO OvllY
SOKOLS SKEHO
OKRSKO OvEHO
V1BORU.

n
u Tfmto Sc vyzyvajf vsech-
1lysokDlske JednotyS s. @. A.
by Sc Y plnem poctu sucast-
nily prdvodu ma den 4. GER
vence.
Nacelnfci, bud'te Sc svym
clenstvem ma mfste serad deni,
jak oznameno povsechne, a
|sice pfesns v / hodinu odpo-
|ledne.
"a pficinou dGlezitych in
formaci, vsichni nacelnici q
nacelnice a clenove jlzdni &c
|ty, dostavte Sc dnes vecer v
|8, hod. do schIze sok. okrs-
| ku v Probulove ma Broad
way. Ma zdar!
| F. PLISKA,
nacelnik olxrsku.
snAfO41r14fA64n4A1 76ff1e4n4Nf11N14ff141fl
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"DOBRA PRACE..

Collins Raw. 1925 Woodland
ave-, oznamil vcera nolicii ze
bvl ne7namvm ruzern osi1en
Q S11. kterA mn dal. kdvz ten
TO nu sliboval. ze nau zaopatr{
"dobron praci'' v fifadovne IL
sthho l6kafe. Pc obdrzenf pc
nez neznamy zmizel.
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PRfPRAvY Sc KONA
il PRO cTvRTEcNl SLAv-
MOST.

sf4s
Vybor pro uspofadani slav-
nosti kona velke pfipravy aby
to byla nejvetsi slavnost, jaka
kdy VI Clevelandu uspofadana
byla.
DIE rannfch zprav po'fada-
.ifcf vybor urcuje 16 osob' v "a
de a fady SO palci Cd sebe. Ka
zde oddelenf ma byt v 1 80 h.
uspofadano, aby Sc mohEo ur-
cite We dve hodiny nastoupit.
Ktere oddelenf nebude v cas-
pripraveno, musf Sc pfipojit ke
konci pr1vodu.
Rizne tovarny j obchody pr
pravuji aligoricke vozy, ktere
znazorni nynejsf udalosti-
Zvlastni pozornost Sc venu-
je "a poslednfch rok pfiobce-
nJm pfist6hovalcdm, jejich po-
Get dostoupil 1,200. Zvlastni
oddelenf budou tvofit zeny
ktere k Will anglicke Teci ma
( vstevovali vecernf skoly po'
ctu 1000. Clenove skolni rady
s ucitelky je budou provazet.
Vsechny spolky Sc sefadi ,
postrannfch ulicfch mezi Wy
chodnf %. a 40. ul. Mfsta prt
ceskoslovanske spolky urcl n;
jinem mfste marsal p. K. Bern
,reiter. DIE jeho naTfzenf mech
Sc vsechny nase spolky v ca
ma urcena mfsta dostavf.
Cechoslovaci jsou zafazen
do druhe divise a mali Sc sefa
dit jizne cd Euclid ave. ma po
strannfch ulicfch Cd %. ul. n;
vychod. Pro prvnf oddelenf j,
urcen CO kapitan p. X. Bernre
ter a pro druhe oddelenf p. ]
Stanko.
Prnyod Sc hne urcite We DIV,
hodiny po Euclid ave. ma Pu
blic Square, po Superior ave
ma vychod a ma vych. 6. ul.
Rockwell ave. Sc spolky roze
jdou. Pro privod jest obiedna
no 40 hudebnfch kapel.
TAX jako jsme byli ochotr
odlozit nasi pout ma ktere $
mohla znacna cast penez pr
nasi akci vytezit, tax odlozm
j soukrome vse a dostavme s
co jeden muz ma urcite mfstt
Ma mas Sc bude zvlaste pohl
zet v jake sfle budem zastor
peni. Nebude ma tom zaleze
iak bude mnoho divakG, al
iak mohutny bude mas privot
TAX jako nasi dobrovolnfci oh
tuji hrdine sve zivoty ku znia
nj odvekeho nepfftele Czech,
slovan6 a svobody vsech mar,
di, tax mi velkou dcastf p
slavnosti dokazeme nasf We
most presidentu nejslavnejsi j
publiky Spojenych StatG, VIZ
drow Wilsonovi, ktery 81 "a sy
lidske snazenf a obetavost ma
vernost zaslouzi.
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.Jizdnf ceta Sokoln.
Vykonni ufednfci G. N. 81, svazu
Katol. q SLOW. Ligy.

vykonni dfednfci G. N. 81, syazu
Katol q Slov. Ligy.
Prapory.
1. Zeny a clenkyn6 Ysech organi-
saci seradi Sc ma jizni stran6
Euclid Ave. Cd %. ku 80. I'll.
2. Del. Rada seradi Sc ma 80. ulici
Cd Euclid K Cedar Ave. (hlav.
pofadatel p. =. Cimler.)
3. Sokolstvo mistniho okrsku I've
douci F. Pliska) seTadf Sc ma
Carnegie Ave. Cd 80. I'll. ma
vychod.
4. Podp1rne Jednoty G. S. P. S.,
G.. s. B. p. j., Jed. Taboritn
RUNE obodomyslne spolky a
kluby sefadi Sc "a Sokolstvem
ma Carnegie Ave. (Poradatei6
pp. All. Hurnl, Pekarek, J. F.
Hejduk, c.. Dolezal a c. Kot-
mel.)
5. Kat. sbory uniformovane sera-
df Sc ma 40. ulici Cd Carnegie
ku Cedar Ave. (Poradatel p,
Hengenius. )-Za temito Kat.
Sokolky a Sokolove, velky pra
por a alegoricky viz. (Pora-
datel p. A. Tokan.)
6. Ostatnf kat. organisace seradf
Sc ma Carnegie cd 40. ku 55.
ulici, nasledovn6: Osada sv.
Vaclava, sv. Prokopa, P. Ma
rie Lurdske, sv. Vojt6cha, sv.
Jana, sv. Rodiny. (Pofadatel
p. Holicky.)
Z. ,Vsecky SLOW. spolky sefadi Sc
ma Carnegie Cd 80. ulice ma
zapad ku 22. a sice:
il. MASEK, JAN
"a Svaz Kat. IA 81
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SOKOL CZECH!
SoKOkOvE!


Timto jste dIrazne vyzva-
nj, by pro dobro ceskeho po-
staveni We verejnosti ameri-
cke, dostavili jste Sc We ctvr-
tex k s1Gastnsni Sc oslavy 4.
cervence a prGvodu dole v
mssts poradaneho. y
Dostavte Sc do Sokolovny
urcits o la1 hodins odpol.
Jest znamo, ze nskteri Gle
move druhych sborG podrze-
Ii 81 modry kroj a tu bylo by
zahodno, by Sc slcastnili tez
a pripojili Sc k Sokolu Czech
Sc stuzkou sveho sboru, cimz
vzejde prospsch celku.
Ma zdar!
rA rrrsNYfxy
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PORAD PRUVODJ 4. CERV'CE

/. 70 Superior ave. q okolia. Pod
marsal Michal Madunicky.
2. Spolky q West Side, Columbus
Rd. Ga tiez jestli niektore pri-
dsls l. 2 2 I.akeWood) a okolia. Pod
marsalovia !, Michal Kulka a
Jozef Just.
3. Spolky 20 So. Side, Clark Ave.
a okolia. Pavel Stefanik pod
marsal.
4. Spolky 20 Scovill ave. a okolia.
5. Spolky Q East 90. a Holton a
okolia Newburgu a okolia.
Podmarsal Jozef Solensky.
zensk6 spolky Ease pochodovat
budu spolocne $ ceskymi zen
skymi spolkami a marsalovia
daj1 ich spolu ma juzn1 stranu
Euclid ave. medzi E. "a. a 80.
ulicu.
Vsetky nase uniformovane sloveh-
ske spolky pochodovaf budl
ma cele slovenskej divisie. Pre-
to vsetky uniformovane spoil
ky postavia sa ma prve miesto
pri East 80. ulici a "a mimi o.
statne spolky. zastavy nesene
bud1 v pochode len americke.
Slovenske Sokolstvo uzavre Cesko-
Slovenskou Divisi.
Pfipomin6me: Pouze americke pra
pory smf byti neseny v prilvo-
du. Zadna jmena a Navy or
ganisaci nesmf byt nesena
ss prIvodu, avsaks hes1a, vztahu-
jfcf Sc ku vyznamu prGvodu
jsou dovolena.
zadame, by Sc pfesne dbalo povelI
pofadateli.
TANKO, 7. SlDLO,
valky. "a C. IN. IS.
e 2 hodiny odpoledne, jest nutne,
Q hod. ma SVEN miste, abychom mo-
vodu.
marsal c. SLOW. Divise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

HELD IN JAIL

Walker q. Smith. general man
agcr OF the New t'nlonist. alleged
anti-Americnn publication. was held
IN Jail on an open charge Friday.
following his attempt 20 enloin Chief
Of Police J. =. Warren and the
police department from interfering
with his publication Thur@iay. lie
viii not be admitted TO hail until
definite charge has been filed
against him.
Smith. who ~ the author Of two
pamphlets entitled Sabotage" and
who. in the last few weeks. has
been arrested twice by the head
quarters police. was taken into Gus
tody when he was leaving the city
county building. following failure 90
obtain the Injunction. Representing
the Faulty Printing Co. 1906 Sew
rnth ave. Smith applied for an in.
junction on tho grounds that chief
Warren had threatened 10 suppress
the publication Of the Inionisf. ~
which but Single issue has 10 far
appeared
The injunction was refused by
Judge Tallman. who stated that "a
police officer would scarcely be
guilty Of violation ~ the law
which he was supposed 20 uphold.
An answer to the printing COM
pany's application for an iniunc.
ton. signed by Assistant Corpora.
ton Counsel II. r. Evans. City At
torney r. J. /. Kennedy. Assistant
United States Attorney Ciarance l..
rramcs. and RrAmcS' assistant. u.
y. Capcra. stated definitely that the
Equity Printing Co. was organized
July s. 1915. for the purpose ~
violating city ordinances and tho
criminal laws Of tho state OF WASH
inxton.
That riot and disorder only could
result from the continued puhlica-
ton Of the New rnionis,. was the
contention advanced In the injunc-
ton answer. which cited the fact
that all Of Seattle Is interested In
the furthcrinR of tho war program.
and would h. highly reaentful OF
diEorganizlnE attacks
smith was arrested at iTis Sew
cnth ave. with two women. wanted
by federal officials. a short time ago.