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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
ANOTHER WAR IS
CERTAIN To CONE
SAYS NORGE NTHAU
Icy sca~ise IoussAL SPECIAL LEASED wIssl

Coblenz, Friday, May 16 (by The
Associated Press Henry Morgen-
thau, former American ambassador
to Turkey, addressing an assembly Of
soldiers here last night, predicted that
the United States would again be in
volved in war within fifteen or TWEEN
ty years.
do not go home and tell the peo-
pie the war is over" he said I'VE have
got to prepare for a greater conflict a
greater sacrifice, a greater res2onsi
kitty. The younger men of America
may yet have to fight
The representatives of the countries
of the world came to Paris, he contin-
ued with fixed and conflicting de-
mands and consequently several ma
tions had been disappointed because
their representatives did not get every
thing they expected.
1t was because of this general feel
ing of discomfort, Mr. Morgenthau
said that he was led to believe that
war was not of the past.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
RANTXAU MAY NOT BE
THERE WHEN TREATY SIGNED

Versailles May is (by the Associ
ated Press 1T is quite possible that
Count Won Brockdorff- Rantzau, head
of the German peace delegation, who
left here last night. will not return to
conduct further negotiations at Yer
sailleS, according to reports received
here today from Spa,
The views of the chief Of the Ger
man delegation aud representatives
sent from Eerlin TO consult with him
differed so strongly as to the further
conduct of the negotiations, according
TO these reports that Count Won
Brockdorff- Rantzau requested that no
he replaced at Versailles.
The special train which took the
party to Spa last night is expected To
arrive at Paris tomorrow afternoon
on its return trip. 1t will then be evi-
dent whether Count Won Brockdortf-
Rant2au has abandoned the mission.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
BRITISH BLOCK
BELGIAN CLAIM
To THE SCHELDT
Want Antwerp Bottled Up By
Dutch Waterway So Britain
Will Be Less Menaced If
Captured By Germany,
BY James NJ TUohy.
Copyright, 1919, by the Press Publish
ing Co.
CThe New York World.)
Especial cable Dispatch.)

tSpecial Caoie Dispatch
Paris, May lS.-uneXpected COM
plcations have arisen in connection
| with the ReIoian claims that the River
e.t,a,.,. ~ ,.',,,, f,.a, ,,.,.or,,,,,,, ,-i,.
"0i'e'". maui ''ee "'''N' '"'' s.
ing Begun access TO the sea, through
Dutch waters.
1t is said that strategic objections
10 ,,,,,.i,, ~ ccborat froo f;rd favor
:.
III iilllue Ht'ai brush qualle'o Il ''o'
IN the British admiralty itself, With
access to Antwerp blocked, as a pres
ents IN any war IN which Holland had
control % the mouth OF toe river and
s-,- -.t-ti..Y .rtt eIptunS On antwerp
by Germany, II is argued, would con-
stltute a less serious menace to the
British naval position than If the
river were free for Belgian access to
the sea.
Bel%ians Protest Bitterly.
The Belgians complain that this
view takes into account only measures
to mitigate the consequences of pos
sible future invasion of Belgium
while provision should be made
against the possibility of such inva-
sion, and that her national interests
are trus sacrificed on the altar of
naval strategy.
Belgium also claims that it is pos
sible for her to make arrangements
with Holland not only for the right
to use the Scheldt for military pur-
poses, but also to use Dutch territory
on the left bank Of the river. Such an
agreement, to be effective, should be
embodied in convention recognized
by the other powers concerned in the
treaty of 1899, Great Britain being one
Of those powers;
He'gian control OF the Scheldt would
lend to greatly improved navigation
for Antwerp and other river cities. The
Dutch have not enough commercial
interest in the river to induce them
to spend enough money to keep the
channel in proper order. The problem
\of the Scheldt, while unsettled, prom
Uses an interesting controversy.
Germans Accuse Allies.
It is understood that the Germans
fifth note to the conference, dis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19


Washington, May 19.---Attention of
America and the world is turned upon
the new congress-the sixty sixth in
American which is to con-
vene at nooh tomorrow in extraord-
nary session called by President Will
son from Paris.
All was in readiness tonight for the
Inauguration of the special session
which is expected to open a new and
important chapter IN American and
world history, with its long program
of action, including consideration of
the peace treaty. the proposed treaty
for the military protection of France
and of vital questions of domestic con-
cern.
The opening day will be taken up
with routine business including organ
ization of senate and house by the re-
publicans, who supplant the demo-
Gratis in control for the first time in
eight years.
President Wilson's message cabled
from Paris, was being prepared to-
night for submission to the congress
but is not scheduled for delivery to-
morrow.
Republicans i'm Control.
Organization tomorrow by the re-
publicans proposes election of Sena-
tor Cummins of Iowa as president pro
tempore of the senate and of Repre-
sentative Gillett of Massachusetts as
speaker. The republicans have a ma
jority of two in the senate and of
about forty in the house. House co2l-
mittees will be organized tomorrow,
preparatory to beginning work imme-
diately but the senate committee or
ganization will be deferred
Work of congress throughout the
session will be entwined with prepara-
tions for the 1920 presidential cam.
paign.
Congress expects to turn its atten-
tion Immediately to the seven regular
appropriation bills, including the
large army and navy measures, which
died in the republican filibuster last
March. Passage of these bills will be
followed by consideration of revenue,
railroad, shipping, woman suffrage,
prohibition and other legislation.
Peace Treaty in June.
The peace treaty is expected to be
submitted next month by President
Wilson in person. Ratification of the
treaty, Including the league of nations.
promises to develop into one of the
most dramatic and hard fought con-
tests in congressional history
Addresses on peace subjects are eX-
pected to BEGIN soon in the senate.
Numerous investigations are plan
ned ty the republicans. principally
into administrative acts during the
war Many committees, it is expected,
soon will be busy delving into affairs
of popular interest.
Tom .rrow's program as outlined to-
night contemplated organization of
both branches by the republicans. No
hitch in me house program was in
prospect. hut senate democrats were
considering objections 70 the repuhli-
can organization plans with poss Ne
blocking of them for the day at least
because of cancellation by the re-
publicans Of pairs" for absent mem-'
bers.
] Few leaders expect the session
opening tomorrow to end before the
regular December session, which it is
believed, will continue until the ma
tional party conventions and possibly
be resumed immediately thereafter to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
Killed In Auto Wreck

Fort Collins, Colo, May 1S.-Fred
Fromm, 40 years old. a farmer whose
home was near Wellington, was killed
early today and Herman Webber. a
neighbor, was probably fatally in
iured when the automobile in which
they were returning from Cheyenne
overturned on the road four miles
north of Wellington Webber was
brought to a hospital here today by
passers-by who found the wrecked
automobile with Webber and the body
of Fromm lying by the roadside.
Fromm was married and was the
father Of six children.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
ONE MEMBER OF HUN
PEACE DELEGATIONS
SAYS WILL SIGN PACT

Versailles, Ma. Is (Havas) "a
member of the German delegation
with the rank of councillor of lega-
ton. who returned here recently from
Berlin. made this declaration today.
concerning the peace treaty:
"We will sign despite all, because
we will be hacked to pieces Il we re-
turn to Berlin without signing"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
DUTCH FOR LEAGUE,
BUT WANT CHANGES
Copyright, 1919, by the Press Pub
fishing Co.

Copyright, 1913, Dy lne ffeSS Guo-
fishing Co.
(The New York World.)
The Hague, May 1S.-Although the
Netherlands government is apparent
ly troubled by paragraphs in the
peace terms which touch Dutch rights
and interests, members of the cabinet
decline to discuss such points, plead
ing that they think it improper to
commit themselves concerning
treaty under discussion between the
belligerents
The press points out that the safe
ty valves have been screwed danger
ously tight, and in trying to guard
against Germany they affect also
Germany's neighbors. According 20
the Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant,
the course for Holland, in order to
better these conditions, will be to join
the league of nations and endeavor to
convert that body from an instrument
of power to an instrument Of justice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
TREATY MAY NOT BE
PUBLISHED JUST YET

Paris, Saturday, May 1.-THE
Havas agency says it understands the
big four has decided to postpone for
the present publication OF the terms
of the peace treaty with Germany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
HAWKER STARTS FLIGHT ACROSS ATZAN77CN IN
ATTEMPT TO BEAT OUT YANK NOW nv AZORES
WARSH|PS STILL SEARCH
FOR MISSING PLANE; No
CLUE HAS BEEN REPORTED

Crew of NC Reported Safe Board Cruiser Weather Re-
ports Said to Be Good for Resumption of Flight BY NC4
Which Reached Azores Safely; Capt. Raynsam on Hearing
That HaWker Had Started Tries to Get Underway But Axle
of Machine Breaks and the Ship Is Wrecked and Aviator
Injured Next Leg of Flight of American Plane viii Be From
Azores to Lisbon; Hawker Is Bound for Ireland.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
THE WEATHER
FORECAST.

Denver Colo, May 1S.--New Mex
leo Monday partly cloudy with
showers and cooler northeast portion;
Tuesday generally fair.
Arizona Monday and Tuesday gem
orally fair; not much change in tenn
perature,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
GERHn':y!: y: DELEGATION TO
PEACE C0liIiii:: I]iI;i ! .EENCE SPLIT;
RANTZA PROBABLY WILL
NOT RETURN To FRANCE
ON ACCOUNT OF DISAGREEMENT
WITH FELLOW ENJOYS HEAD OF
MISSION ASKS TO BE RELIEVED

First Attempted to Conceal Departure of the Germans Stated
in Paris That It Is Not Known When They Will Reun Evil
dent From Survey of Baggage in Paris Railway Station That
Some Of the Members of the Party Will Not Return; Real
Purpose Said to Be to Discuss With Members of Govern
men Whether the Peace Treaty viii Be Signed or Not.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-19
LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ended at 1 y. m. yesterday, re-
corded by the state university:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
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VELKE SKLADISTE MA
BROADWAY VYHORELO.

Silbermanovy hadrovny,
2440 Broadway vyhofely vce-
ra rano temef az do Yak adj a
iednu chvili zda,o Sc, re po-
dobne blizke skladiste, firme
Rosenkowitz, Glazer and Co.
nalezejici lehne popelem. Po-
nevada ale hasiGskym cetam Il
pozafiSt6 pracujicim dostalo
Sc pomoci V cas-, dalsi nebezpe
ci bylo odvraceno a plameny
obmezeny. Mimo hadroven wy
palena tez 81 bermanova ohra-
da pro stare ze,ezo, takze Sko-
da jeho cini asi 100000. Ne
ziiSt6no, jak pozar vznikl a
die Vseho pficiny ty budou
mar3alem vysetfovany. VSech-
ny hasiGske Getty z broadway
sk6ho distriktu byly u zmine-
n6ho pozariste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
"POkUTA NIUE"
Predstaveni Dram. Odboru
Velkoloze Jed. TaboritI.

|, Move zalozeny Dram. Cd.
Dor Velkoloze Jednoty Tabor
til usporadal We Slovanske Ii
pc iiz druh6 pfedstaveni "a
ponekud Cetn6jsi navstevy nez
jake Sc teSilo divadlo prvni.
Hra "Pokuta muze" jest svi
znou francouZskou veselohrou
IS velice poutavym a zajima-
wynn d6jem, kter6mu sc nikte-
rak nedostava rizneho humo-
.ru a vtipu. Zap.etka poz6stava
u nesnazi pana manzela, jenz
81 zabrousi, nevinne sice, ale
pax pin starosti jak re situace
.vybfisti. Obecenstvo sledovalo
'hru Sc zfejmym zajmem a ST.
detnG Sc veselym napadum
komickym situacim smalo.
Ma uGinkujfcich ochotnic-
kych silach bylo patrno, re Sc
Sc snazi podati jednotlive cha
raktery jak osnova kusu toho
vyzaduje. Veselohra ZapoCala
kratce po pate hodine, coz by
chom odporucovali jinym
sborum k povSimnuti, kter6 nj
kterak hodinu zacatku nedodr
zuii, ac zde cast why spada
ma obecenstvo, jez Sc RADIO do
divadla dostavuje pozde.
We hre ucinkova nasledu-
iici panove a danny:
Baudrillard, velkoobchod-
nix hedvabnym zbozlm lotto
PruSa), Delfina, jeho man
zelka Marie PrdSovA), Tru-
guetova. iejl matka marie
FiSerova) Monflaguin, Baudril
ldv pritel (Eda H'ozek), O.
skar a Julius, obchodni pTiru-
.ci (Jaro PrGSa a F. Kamenik)
Antonio Turletova (M. Hlocho
va), Anetka, panska Dolfiny
(Ruz. FiSerova), O ympie, pan
ska Antonio (M. BartoSova)
Canuche, zahradnik (Vac. Xii
MAJ.
"Pokuta muZe" vypravena
byla p. b. FiSerem a hudbu V
V meziakti pri naJledujicim,
po pfedstaveni poradanem pie
su opatrila kapela Sdruzenych
Ceskych hudebniku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
ZLOMiLA VAZ.
Osudna nehoda blize Clifton
parku.

Ma svahu Lake Rd. V Lake
wood, kde ulice vine sc od via
duktu Nickel Plate drahy do
Clifton parku, prihodila sc
vcera odpoledne zvlastni auto
nehoda, zakoncivSl smrti 35le-
te PAM j. A. Fieldove, 1926
Dover Ave. Manzel6 Fieldovi
nell We vGerejsim programu
dov6zti matku pani Fieldove,
60letou II. Cowellovou 2 Cly-
de domu. Cowellova prodleva-
"a zde u dcery ma vanocni ma
vst6v6 vCera rozhodla Sc ku
cest6 zpateCni. Kdyz Fieldovo
auto dosp6,o u viaduktu zmi-
n6neho svahu, motor We stroll
ustal nahIe We sve cinosti a au-
tomobil sjizd6l po svahu Zp6t
pod Nickel Plate mostem Sc
pfekotil. Ride jeho odhozen
byl daleko do ulice, stara pani
COvel ova lehce poranena,
kdezto dcera jeji, pod autem
uviznuvSi, zlomi'a vaz a byla
mrtva okamzit6. JIM autoist6,
nahodile mimo jedouci, Zvedli
prekoceny stroj a poslali mrt-
volu nest astne pani do Lake
wood marnice. Field a jeho
tchyne nachazeji Sc donna
elm lekar3k6m oSetfovani
Field jest technickym inzeny-
rem V tovarn6 Rubber Mould
and Foundry Machine Co.
JinG automobilovG neStGstl
piihodi Sc vGera ma Edge
water bouIevardu, kde auto
Jos. Knuffa Elyrie srazi,o
Sc Sc strojem V. Ungera, 1911
Cook Av., Lakewood a poran6
na tezce jeho 10leta dceruSka
Gloria a lehce jeho chot', ja-
l1oz i 13lety synek Gilbert
Unger byl zatGen kapitanem
Sproltym pro rychloiizdu.
WSSI IWSSl WSSl
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VELICE ZAJIMAVOU
PREDNASKU

o ceskoslovenskem vojsku ma
Sibifi usporada Ceskosloven-
ske Narodni Sdruzeni dine g.
ledna v hlavnim Sale Ceske
Narodni Sine. PrednaSeti bude
p. Josef Martinek, redaktor
Amer. Del. Listu, ktery byl Wy
s. an S de egaci Cd Amer. Ces-
koslovenskeho Boardu k naSim
hrdinum ma Sibif a pred krat-
kym ca5em Sc zpet do Spoj.
StatG navratil. Zatatek pred
nasky bude V 8 hodin vecer.
Pripravte Sc!
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NOVOROCNf PRiSAHA.

Move Zvoleni municipalni Il
fednici V C.evelande nasich
pfedmestich budou zaprisah-
mutt o Novem Roce, kdy mayor
Davis slozi svoji sluzebni pri-
ahu V poledne pred mestskym
pravnikem Fitzgeraldem. V
tutez novorocni dobu zapfisa-
hnut bude novy lakewoodsky
mayor l.. F. Hill v Cleve-
land Heights F. C. Cam.
V mensich predmestskych osa
dach bude rovn6z novorocni
nastolovanl "a prislusnych OBJ
fadG a Maple Heights bude
dosazen mayor pGvodu ceske-
ho.
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DALSf OBETI DREVNlHO
ALKOHOLU.

V mGstskych nemocnicich
nachazi Sc dalSich devet paci-
entu drevnim Them otrave-
nych, takze vsech podobnych
onemocn6ni napocitano do wee
rejSka V Cleveland6 tricet a
IA muzu otrav6 te jiz podleh-
10. Mestsky pravnik pozada
dnes nasi radu o ordinance, "a
by kazda lahev S dfevnim al
koholem nalepkou Jed
(poi3on) musela byti opatre-
ma. Dale pouzivano bude
statniho zakona proti takym
obchodnikum, kteri whisku
dfevnim lihem rozred'u 'uii. Sta
tni Zakon cosi podobneho "a
kazuje a prestupnikem slibu-
ie i jednoroCni zalar. PaSero-
We do mesta Spatne lihoviny do
naSejici budou rovnez prisne
lrady stopovani a ma tajny
prodej whisky rovnez bude do
h.6dnuto. TAX zvany drevni
alkohol, 2 nehoz i Spatna
whiska tajn6 jest vyrabena, ob
sahuje We skutecnosti 10 pro-
cent alkoholu dfevniho, 85 pro
cent lihu obilniho a pet pro-
cent benzinu, kterezto tekuti-
ny pouzivaii zvlaSte autoist6
proti zamrZani motorG. Cisty
drevni alkohol muze usmrtit v
nekolika vtefinach, kdezto al
kohol rozfedeny a zvlaste pro
auta uzivany pu5obi nemoc
y'ek.ou ,tezke umirani ca
stych pripadech oslepnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
kONEC STAVkY v OVER
LAND TOVARNACH.
Zvlastni rczhodnuti distriktni-
no soudce killitse.

We velkych tovarnach ma au
tomobily firmy Willys-Over-
land Co. v Toledo propukla 5.
kvetna stavka uniovych delni-
XII, ktera byla skoncena v So
botu zvlastnim rozhodnutfm
distriktniho soudce Ki.itse.
Soudce ten vydal vynos, de
nehoz vSechny pikety cd Over
landovych zavodu must byt cd
volany, ponevadz po sedmime
slCnl stavce tato pry nemuze
byti uznavana "a pravoplat-
nou a nasledovne tovarnam
ma byti dovoleno V cinosti sve
bez pfekazek pokracovati.
Killits vuci piketam vydal
zvlaStnl soudni rozkaz, lee dou
IA, ze hlidky stavkujicich bez
onoho rozkazu budou uniemi
rozpuSteny. Je to snad prvne V
d6jinach Ohio, .aby vladni
soud prob asil stavku uredne
"a ukonGenOu.l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
REORGANISACE STATNi !
ADMINlSTRACE.
Nsrodni n,unicipalni liga ma
vrhuje, aby statni sprava RI
zena byla jakymsi obchodve-
doucim.

Narodni municipalni .iga ko
nj pritomne svdj Sized V C,e-
ve.andu a mimo jineho navrhu
je, ably statni spravy byly II
zeny jakymsi obchodvedou-
elm, managerem a nikoi die
stavaiiciho administrative sy
st6mu, ktery jest velice slozi-
ty, nakladny. Lie jde prede
vsim O reorganisaci legislatu-
ry, ktera by pozustavala jen z
iedineho telesa, tedy nikoli z
domu zastupca a aenatu. jed
notna ia zakonodarna Zvo liza
by 81 deviticlenny vybor, ktery
by ustanoVil administracniho
vedouciho, managera, jenz by
byl zodpovednym onomu legl-
slativnimu vyboru jedin6. Ma
nager Ci vedouci dohllzel by
na vSechny statni department
ty, fondy, majetky, dodrzova-
III zakonu verejneho porad-
ku byl by soucasn6 vrchnlm
velitelem jezerni zalohy stat
nj miIice. Pred Jeda deviticlen-
neho legis ativniho vyboru byl
by jakymsi guvernerem statu,
lec vetovaciho pr&va by po-
stradal a statni uredniky by
jmenovati pravo nem6l. Hlav-
nj moe statni spravy mel by
tudiz omen legislativni vybor,
jehoz vykonnou silou byl by
manager. GuVerner volbou ii
skany by tudiz odpadl, nyn6j-
81 naCelnici statniho depart
mentu NELL by mens1 vyznam
menSi honorare, S ouCeni o.
bou snemoven jedno t6leso,
by administered zjednoduSi'o,'
Cimz statni vydani rovnez by
Sc zmenSilo. Podobnou obchod
nj administered ma stat Nebra-
ska a narodni municipalni IL
ga jest presvedcena, re by ia
kovy spravni system prospel i
Ohio, jakoz jinym statum V
Americe. Rovnez statni soudni
ctvi by sc sloucilo, zakon o
initiative referendu zustal by
platnosti a vSecky pTedlohy
by zkoumal, podporoval nebo
Zavrhoval zmineny vybor ,egi
slativni.
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pRIZNANf VYSVETLUJE
VRAZDU.

Slovinec Vida Ozanic,
127I0 Longmeade Ave-, West
Park, odkazan byl trestnimu
soudu pro vraZdu druh6ho
atupne a k zaruce nebyl pripu-
stem. OZaniG priZnai sc munich
ralnimu soudci, ze sveho stray
nika NJ. Osdrice sice zastfelil,
lee nikoli re zarlivosti, nybrz
V sebeobrane. Stalo Sc tax ma
vanocni nod, kdy O5dric poha-
dial Sc S druhym jeho stravni-
KEN k Will penezum. Kdyz
Eadka dostoupila sveho vrcho-
lc, domaci Ozanic zakrociI Il
OsdriC roZehnal Sc po mem ku-
chynskym nozem. Teprve pax
domaci chopi! Sc pry bambit-
ky a stravnika dvakrat sire il
do prsou. Pozdeji spolecne Sc
SVou manzelkou odvlekl mrtvo
la Zavrazdeneho ma smetiSte
Big Four drahy. Zena mu po-
mohla nalozit zastreleneho ma
rucni vozik, naGez umyla kr-
Vi potrisnenou podlahu V ku-
chyni, jakoz vsechny krvave
stopy ma predni verand6 zusta
vene. Pc odklizeni mrtvoly
zabit6ho manzele S dvouletou
svou dceruSkou zajeli do Gle
velandu k pratelum a kdyz
druhy den do West Park op6t
Sc navratili, mrtvola zavrazde
peho 'byla jiz objevena a zat-
Geni nasledovalo. Manzelka
vrahova dana pol. soudem pod
$500 zaruky.
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NOVY POL. TAJEMNlk.

Mayor Harry L. Davis jme-
noval na1tupcem podekovavsi-
no Sc pol. tajemnika Norrise,
byvaleho armadniho majora
F. w. M arcolina, nedavno vo
jenske sluzby domG Sc vrativ-
Siho. Sekretar Norris slouzil u
policie devet let platem
$4,000 rocne a jeho nastupce
obdrzi vysSi honorar. Marcolin
ujme Sc tajemnictvi u Tiditele
p. A. B. Sprostyho po Novem
rOce.
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PATNACTA OBET DREVNf.
HO ALkOHOLU.

V nemocnici sv. AleXise po-
dlehl vcera VIM. Longfield,
7102 Platt Ave. a jiny muz,
drevniho alkoholu rovn6z Sc
napivSi, Jame5 O'Neil, 715 Bo-
livar Road, zapasi sc smrti V
nemocnici mGstske. Oba upra-
vi il 81 "whisku" z rozfedene-
no lihu a do napoje primicha-
i hroZinky, ably koralka Ia me
10 jemnejSi pfichut'. Long
field podlehl zaludecnim kre-
elm V hodine a O'Neill nasled-
KEN otravy je We smrtelnych
.mrakotach.
V dneSni schulz mestske ra-
dy mayor Davis primluvi Sc o
ordinance, nafizujici kontro. IL
prodeje podobneho lihu, kdez-
to statni senator Agnew pri-
pravi podobnou predlohu le-
giSlatufe. Mimo to nasi policii
bude dnes narizeno navStiviti
vsechny verejne garaze V me-
ste a majitele tychz informo-
vat, komu rozred6ny alkohol
smi byti odprodan a komu nj
koi. N6kteri garaznici proda-
yaji gallon podobneho Thu po
$1.25 lidem automobily ne
Vlastnicim a takovy prodej bu-
de nejdflve zakazan. V Young
stown, Akron, Canton a Ma
rion roznemohlo Sc vcera row.
n6z nekolik lidi nasledkem
poziti "koralky" 2 rozredGnG-
no llhu upravene.
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OSUDNE SANKOVANf.

Jedenactilety Harold Gra-
ham 2 elsa 1906 Garden A
We. bavil Sc vcera odpoledne
sahkovanim ma svahu Riversi-
de cesty V Rocky River pri
jedne prilezitosti vletel ma
svych sankach do stromu a leb
ku 81 roztristil, takze smrt je-
no byla okamzita. Otec ne
astneho hocha je riditelem
Giant Truck Co., 2340 Euclid
Ave.
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We PROSPECH CESKEEIO
SKOLSTVI.

Ia vcerejsi vyrocni schuze
Sokola Havlicek usneseno jed
nohlasne povoliti re sborove
pokladny sto dol .aru ($1O0)
We prosp6ch svobodomyslnych
ceskych skol v Clevelande ma
rok 1920, kterazto vlastenecka
obetavost zasluhuje vseobec-
neho uznani a cetnych nasle-
dOyniku,
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ZAHADNE ZMIZENf.

Policii reportovano bylo "a
hadne zmizeni 19let6 pani
Ruth c. Maceove, 11014 De-
troit Ave. Maceova odesla re
sVeho domova 81. prosince a
cd te DOLBY je nezvestnou. Je
obava, re nejake nestesti il
poJtih.o a proto ma poIicie "a
hadu dukladne vysetriti.