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is go-to-church month at Lakeside and during the month the pastor will preach on the following subjects: : Sunday, April 13: II a. m. "The Plight of a Non-Christian World" :" 8 D. m. Christianity in Human Up- lift"; Sunday April 20, II a. m. Baptism of Children, Reception of members; D. m. "The Power of An Ideal."; Sunday April 27.-11 q. m. "The Constitution" 8 p. m. Sacred Concert"
 First Methodist Church, South (The Downtown Church). E. R. Steel, Pastor: Sunday school services every Sunday at 9:30 a. m. We will be glad to have you join one of our class es. Morning service with sermon by i the pastor 1O:50 a. m. Junior church '2 p. m. Epworth League 7:15 p. m Evening service, 8 p. m. Monday 3 D. m. Women's Missionary Society. We'd nesday p. m. Midweek prayer ser vice.
 Hawloy Memorial Church-L w Evans, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 , IIetlCulnS II q. III. anu $ D. III. Dy the pastor. League at 7:13 D. m Prayer service Wednesday at D. III 1. First Baptist Church-W. J. F Cox, pastor; corner Sixth avenue and Cherry street. Sunday school at 9:3( a. m. Graded school with classes
 for all ages. Keep us
 for all ages. Help us to make the at tendance $50 Sunday. Preaching b, the pastor at II a. m. and D. m. Al
 members are urged to attend the
 morning service as matter of great importance will be presented fol
 their consideration B. Y. P. at 7:1E
 p. m. Prayer and praise service i Wednesday at 8 D. m.
 Hazel Street Baptist Church-Giles c. Taylor, pastor. Where everybody's
 welcome. Sunday school 10 a. m II a. m., observance of the Lords
 supper, as the ordinance was post poned last Sunday Hear the pastor
 explain what it means to feat and
 drink unworthily." D. m. B. Y. P
 U. Bible study meeting Eve. the
 First Woman" S:30 D. m. evangelisti( services. Worship with us, and bring another.
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CEMETERY WILL BE IMPROVED BY
 NEW CITY CLERK
Roads Will Be Repaired, Fences Painted, and Other
 Work Done.

Although an appreciable amount
 of improvement work has begun on
 the cemetary within the last few
 weeks, further Improvements are be-
 ing contemplated. At the last meet
 ing of the council, the city clerk was
 authorized to advertise for bids for
 painting work for the cemetary fence. Alderman Clements explained to the
 council that besides needing paint,
 the fences were in need of other min
 or repairs. In his report, Alderman
 Clements also stressed the need of building up the drive ways. Twenty car loads of gravel have been bought eX-mayor Simon Bloom, now city collector, stated yesterday
 and the work on the drives will be gin immediately. The city clerk will advertise for bids on the painting work shortly.
 The drives in the cemetery and an-
 neX will b built up, while the fences to both cemetary proper and the an- mex will e painted and repaired These improvements will put the cem- etery in I1ir way to becoming the thing of beauty and dignity which should accrue to it.
 It is the wish of the cemetery con- mittee to purchase a motor grass cut ter. The work of cutting the grass would then be done much more sat isfactorily, and in the end cheaper,
 than by hand
 In discussing the cemetery inn provements, Mir. Bloom stated that he was surprised to learn that about 60 per cent oi the people who have lots in the cemetery have never paid the tax.
 Il am going to make q plea to those people," MT. Bloom said, "ard l be- lieve they will come across.'
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K. OF P.'S AFTER
 NEW MEMBERS

A .bovement to stimulate attend ance at metings of Imperial Juliet lodge No. 6, Knights ot Ppthias, and to increase the membership was launched at the meeting last night, at the request ofGeo. J. Gray, the grand chancellor commander. The roster of the lodge was divided into two twams, designated as the Rays and the Pees, with Carl Jlling lead ing the Pees and Dr. A. J. Edwaros directing the Rays, ,Eachteam will get together some time next week att supper at the Y. M. c. A.. and for mulate plans for putting 1t. over" the other side.
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SEX.

Danger.
 With the sex appeal you can catch almost any kind of a man, good, bad or indifferent.
 AS the candle flame attracts moths so the women of the sex appeal attracts men. But the wise moths and the wise men flut- ter away to q safer harbor.
 It is the easiest way to get them, but it is the hardest way to hold them.
 Even i: you marry them, there is danger ahead.
 A marriage not based on mu- tual respect cannot be happy.
 The sex appeal does not last.
 The girls who tries to catch a man this way is very foolish. Men are attracted generally only for little while and seldom to the point of marriage. Then she has to catch another and another until her charms are faded and gone.
 In the whirlwind of passion, hate and love are closely linked, and frequently exchange places.
 K girl be unskilled in the art of sex attraction she becomes vul- gar in the attempt. If skilltul the intelligent man is apt to think <, Who taught her all this.' His respect for her is dead.
 This way is the best way to get candy and flowers, maybe jewels. hut tho WnrSt wQv tn f1.y 7n hold a mau. .
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ASK PRESIDENT TO
 APPROVE CLEMENCY

Washington. April 11.-Recommen- dation of executive clemency for 52 persons convicted under the espion- age act have been sent to President Wilson by Attorney Genaral Palmer, but the names and communication in each case will not be announced until the President has acted. This is in line with the policy of clemency in augerated by Thomas w. Gregory, as Attorney General, and approved by President Wilson several weeks ago. through extension of clemency in 55 cases.
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"YOU SING FLAT" PEEVES SINGER:
 SEEKS DIVORCE

Chicago, April LA deposition in the divorce suit of Galli Curci, the opera singer, was filed here today
 It was by Cleofonte Campanin, gen. eral director of the Chicago Opera as- sociation, in which Galli Curci sang. Campanini said that twice, while Galli Curci was singing he saw Luigi, her husband, escort young women to his wife's apartments. The director
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Lutheran Church-Sixth Avenue and Florida Street. w. c. Schrader, Pastor: Sunday school, G. A. Bahlau
 superintendent and director of sing
 ing at 9:30 a. m. Divine services, with sermon by the pastor at 10:50 a. m.
 and 8 D. m. Good Friday evening at i8 o'clock service will be held com emorative of our Lords death. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
 First Church of Christ (Scientist)-
 Martin Place and Pine Street. Ser vices Sunday morning at II o'clock. Subject "Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real?" Sunday School Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening
 evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend these services and to visit and make use of the reading room. First Christian Church-Corner Sixth Avenue, and Beech St. A Hom- CT Jordan Pastor: Our Bible School meets at 9:30 o'clock. This is a most important day in our Bible school. We are building up to great day Easter Sunday. Come to this service
 and help make it most interesting. Our morning worship is at 10:45. Ev-
 angelist H. E. Steele will speak. The subject of the sermon will be Swords
 and Plowshares." Our young people met in the Christian Endeavor so-
 ciety at 6:45. Thea have bright and attractive service. The evening wor-
 ship is at 7:45. Evangelist Steele's
 subject at this service will be,
 Breaking Down the Walls" You
 will find a cordial welcome when you
 attend these services. Evangelistic
 services all the week.
 Ohio Street Baptist Church.-(A
 home like church.) w. c. Wood, Pas
 tor: You are missing something
 good by not attending the Sunday
 school come and see what we have
 for you. We meet at 9:45 a. m. The pastors subject Sunday morning will
 be based on the teaching in the sixth
 chapter of John. Read it and come
 for a study of it's teachings. A "new life" B. Y. P. U. meets at p. m.
 The junior union meets at the same hour. The sermon subject for 8 p.
 m. will be, Promises Ignored" Spend the time of worship with us in these
 hours of blessing and go away happy and stronger for the trials of an- other week. A blessing is in store for all who will attend our revival meet
 ing which begins Sunday April 2Oth. Rev. o. J. Wade, of Texarkana will assist in the meeting. Plan to come,
 and be sure to tell others. All are welcome. ; , Trinity (Episcopal)-Corner of w.
 Third and Oak Street. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Holy Communion 7:30 a. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon II a. m. There will be no night ser vice as the rector is to make his monthly visit to Trinity mission at
 Fordyce. This is Palm Sunday and the first day of holy week. During
 this week, the last in Lent, the ser- Tuesday and Saturday 4 p. m. We'd vices will be as follows: Monday,
 nesday at p. m. Thursday at 10 a. m. and d1 Good Friday 12 m. to 3 p. m.
 Lakeside M. E. Church South.-
 Rev. H. B. Trimble, Pastor: Sunday school 9:30 a. m., J. H. Watkins, sup
 erintendent Mems Bible class 10:00 a.
 m. Judge w. B. Sorrells, Teacher.
 Preaching by the Pastor Ii a. m. and i8:OO p. m. Epworth League 6:3O p. i'm. Dr. H. E. Martin, President. This
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said he did not remember the names of the towns or the hotels where these things happened.
 Galli Curci's suit alleged that her husband made her life unbearabla. Campanini said one of these acts was which Luigi repeatedly said to his wife, 'You sing flat"
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AT THE COLORED CHURCHES
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Barraque Street Baptist Church. Preaching Sundays at Il a. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. B. Y. P. U. meet ing at 6:30 p. m. Bible band meeting every Friday at 3:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, nights. Teachers meeting every Tuesday night. Busi- ness meeting first Friday night in each month. Rev. D. l.. Lindsley Pastor.
 First Baptist Church-Rev. w. S. Terrell, D. D., Pastor: Preaching service Sunday at II a. m. Sunday school at 9:3O a. m. B. Y. P. U. meet ing at 6:3O D. m. Women's Mission Band every Monday at 1 D. m. Pray CT meeting every Tuesday night. Teachers meeting every Wednesday night at 8:3O.
 New Town Baptist Church.-Rev. w. H. Polk, Pastor: Regular preach ing service every first and third Sundays. Sunday school every Sun day at 9:30 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. B. Y. F. U. meet ing Sunday at 6:30 p. m. The Wo- mems Mission band every Friday af- ternoon at 2:30 Regular business meeting every Friday night before the first Sunday in each month.
 Centn--'- st Church-Rev. F. o. Bryant Pastor: Regular preaching second and fourth Sundays in each month. Sunday school every Sunday
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RJ1IuDING BUSINESS.

It pays to build right an advertise. Read our ads. and let us fill your wants. Reliable insurance and real estate service. TAYLOR & co.
 123 w. Barraque St.
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Mt. Nebo Church--C. B. Brewer, Pastor: Preaching every first and third Sunday at II a. m. and at 8 D. m. Sunday school every Sunday at 9:3O; D. w. Powell, Supt. B. Y. P U. every Sunday at 4.30; Leola Col Her, President. Woman's Mission ev- cry Thursday afternoon at 2:30, Mary Crosby, Pres. Singing choir Tuesday and Friday nights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12

at 3:30. B. Y. P. U. every Sunday 6:30. Choir practice Tuesday night.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday night in each week. Business meeting Friday night before the second Sunday m
 each month. Teachers meeting every Thursday night.
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L(3SltIijg4kEyj| ] i i
for Soldier.

for Soldier. a ,oa o+
 very delightful time was nao at
 Sels of Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
 lo''ir 1-o5 West Sixteenth avenue ETbinrsday ri evening, complimentary
 bornoral John C. Hicks, ol for'
 " su;eb l.orado, Texas. Games were
 s and delicious refreshments
 served. ,,.ao. oooo;o
 oee present were: Misses Bessle
 tinhotham. Mamie Waymack, Dun
 Andrews. Earlie Mcleod. Emma
 ,r izzie Kenny, Ava Caldwell,
 ii i West. Annabel Sanders, lola
 Ethel Perry, Prue Meeks; and
 srs w John Hicks, Eddie Hemphlll,
 stanifer, Victor Stanifer, sam
 Onhie Lites, Herbert Ragan, J. Eiigginbotham, James Meeks, liar fcreen. Mir. and Mrs. E. K. Hig-
 and Mir. and Mrs. John Meeks,
 he Dan Scott has returned from Shpster, Mlinn., where she has
 undergoing treatment at Mayo fhars for several weeks. Her dition shows an excellent inn Fement.
 rr and Mrs. W. J. Elmo and E. E. e of Hot Springs, motored to I'd Bluff Thursday and spent the hi here with MT. and Mrs. s. A. {s FOG West Third avenue. Mrs. 'ho is MT. Foss' mother.
 ster Party. Mrs James Gould will entertain turday afternoon at the Country | b with party complimentary to 1 two children, Jamie and Mildred lid. About a hundred little guests He been invited. Invitations which ke been sent out request that the ests be present at 2:30 o'clock. |ildren'S Party.
 Mrs. Robert Martin and Mrs. Will kinson will entertain Saturday Eernoon with a party compliment N to Dorothy Martin and Carleton |kinson at the home of Mrs. Will Ekinson, Twenayflfth and Oak feet.
 Miss Doris Jayroe will arrived to- y from her home at Ripley, Tenn, be the guest for several days of ts George H, Adams.
 lsS. AtkinsOnS Recital.
 The Philadelphia Daily Times has unusually complimentary notice the graduating recital of Miss Ma 3 Atkinson which. took place at the lachitta College Conservatory of me Arts at Philadelphia, Thurcday ,ril sixth. Miss Atkinson's pro- am was carried in previous is e of the Graphic. The Philadelphia ally News Says in part:
 Not often are hearts so satisfied
 those who Tuesday night heard iss Marie Atkinson, soprano, in 'aduating recital at Ouachita Col ge. She captiyated the audience Id held their attention throughout e program. Happily did she re- ond to the sympathy of the large sembly of listeners, and she never appointed in any number she sang. lls Pine Bluff young woman has zen modestly heralded as most vocal star. She is promis- because there is much more than le time and tone in her songs. The Il deep sentiment of her selections
 growing interpreted, and a fine llculation lends a near perfectness her delivery. Mir. Hall, her teach IS to be congratulated upon the ogress of this student who is to C something beautifully worth llle to musical art.
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FRIENDS AND PATRONS

Remember l am still in the green- Pouse business with a full line of |yard and garden plants. Hanging |paskets' porch box plants, old bas- |hets renewed. Pansies and roses ready now. MRS. MAE FLOWERS i, FLORIST greenhouse 8l9 West Eleventh Ave.
 Phone PRS.
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Lakeside M. B. Church South.- Rev. H. B. Trimble, Pastor: Sunday school 9:30 a. m., J. H. Watkins, sup
 erintendent Mems Bible class 10:00 a.
 m. Judge w. B. Sorrells, Teacher.
 Preaching by the Pastor Il a. nl and I8:OO p. m. Epworth League 6:3O D.. m. Dr. H. E. Martin, President. This
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Rose Hill Baptist Church-Rev. "

Rose Hill Baptist Church-Rev. w. L. Grant, Pastor: Preaching every second Sunday at II .m., and p. m Covenant meeting every 4th Sunday and preaching at night Sisters mis- sion every Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. B Y. P. U. each Sunday at 6 p. m. Sun shine Band every Saturday at 3 p. m Business meeting Friday night, be- fore second Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12

he nan Scott has returned from Ihester, Alinn., where she has
 1 undergoing treatment at Mayo
 N arc for several weeks. Her
 Iition shows an excellent l1n- Eement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12

rr and Mrs. w. J. Elmo and E. E.
 q of Hot Springs, motored to . Bluff Thursday and spent the Inf here with MT. and Mrs. s. A. . FOG West Third avenue. Mrs. m is MT. Foss' mother.
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CTYRI MEXICTf BANDITI zABITl
VOJSKEM.
BOW POHRANICNiM SRUBU.
CARRANZA ZADA ODVOLANf AMERICKYCH OD-
DfLU Z MEXICKEHO UZEMf

Maria, Tex, 81. srpna Ctyf mexiet bandte by wee
ra ma mexckem 1zem zabit americkm voskem jak
mule prve aeropanem pfibyly kap Leonard Matlack
Lupici uchyli do rubu poaveneho MeXiany horskem
prtismyku zoufae branili oblezenych podafio
dvoum uprchnou MeXcane prvni zahajli palbu kdyz
Americana hotovi prohdce srubu Streba byla opako-
vana sub toceno jizdou Tr zabych sotozneni by
Ii jako znam upc kter eta ohrozoval okol pohranic
nj zahybu feky Rio Grande zvanem Big Bend mimi
nebyl sy Jesus Renena v6dce ni6emH, ktef zaa oba
mericke poruciky letouny Petersona Davse.
Pronasledovan obou uprchlikd dosud dele, ale
lou vihdkou jech poapen, elkoz skanaty po-
skytuie mnoho vyhodnych 1krytd
Kapan Matack potka oddil 200 muzd Carranzova vol
ska vele je taza kamze Americana idou obdrzev od
poved re dou stope lupicu odvetl Jdete ku pfedu
vojenskych ohedG ta Sc umisteni rOzozeni ameri-
ckych ale jest znamo re nky do Mexka TAX huboko,
ejich vydrzovan must byti posilany penize.
Washington, 21. srpna - Mexcky vysanec pro Spoiene
Stay Bonnias dostavi dnes do satnho deparementu
poda forma protest Caanzovy vlady jez zada ably
rick6 vojsko bylo mexckeho lzemi odvolano
Znen neni znamo jen toik re nan dosud Westinghouse
odpovedeno nebyo posup americke vypravy dele dale
aby pohrann uzem zbaveno bylo vsech zocneckyh zvG
Mexico City panue snaka vyvolat protiamericke de
monstrace, ale nedochazi MIN podobny nedeli uspof-
dany proiev skoncil fiaskem
Zpravy severnho MeXika doSle vypravuji poznovu
upcskych kouscch mexckych lupicG. spachanych oear
skym spoeGnostem oko Tampica ste spolecnos pes-
tell kavy We state Vera Cruz uoupeno byo $4,000.
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[WSSl WSSl TWSSl
SVAZ OBCHODNiKU MA.
SLEM v OBzALOBE.
Dvacet podilnika trznice ma
Sheriff ul. bude procesovano.

Speciami porota dala v6era
V ob2alobu cely svaZ obchodni
XII maslem, vejci syrem z trz
nice ma Sheriff ul. SvaZ pozu-
stava z dvaceti clenu a jaho
predsedou je G.. Davis, $50
Broadway. Organisace Ia kon-
troluje trh masla a podobnych
produktG V meste asi rs pro-
Gently a zalobce il vini, re pre-
drazovanim zbozi kon jumenty
poskozuje a diktovanim cen
Valentinuv protitrustovy Ia
kon prestupuje. Clenove dotce .
neho svazu schazeji Sc pry
kazdodenne a trzni sve ceny
diktuji die vlastni libosti. Vsi-
chni mali sve kramy V Sheriff
Street trznici.
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DEMONSTRATE PROT ERZBERG-
ROW,
PRIMLOUVAL Sc "a SVRHOVANf OEINE
S1ETADEL.

Berlin 81. srpna. - Ia hesla "Pryc Erzbergrem po
fada nronf beraove hucnou demonsracn protesni sch
Iii ktere Tetnc vini minsra fnancf rGzn1ch pechma
til. Kazdy ieho Gin podroben byl neiostfejs kritice
"Zradce" "bdak" "kamuflazovanv dpatnk" ne
dobne mao chvane ttuly byy mnistrovi udeovany Ne
ker recnkd dokonce navrhova ably Erzberger povesen
byl ma neiblizsi svitilnu.
Ma schulz pfiiaa bya resouce pozadujici jeho odvo
lani
Geneva, Svycarsko, 21. srpna. Erzbergrova kampah
prot pruske mtarstcke stran prmela konservavn sk
uveen6n zpravy die ktere drive Erzberger nkterak neby
'apoStoem mru' jakym dnes della naopak = Erzberger
by enz protezoval ynaezce tekuteho ohne Fiedera
prmel generaa Fakenhayna, ably nemecke armade uz e
nedovoene zbrane Noyiny uveTenu list Err
bergrGv Falkenhaynov:
Berlin, II. zam 1914.
"Vase excellence dovo abych oucasne pfedloz pojed
nan ykaiici vrhac tekueho on6 vynalezenych
Federem Prpad jest jiz Va excellence znam ale povazuj
dasi navrhy uz noveho vynaezu balonG skutecn6
velice stastne"
"VSechna uvazovan mezinarodnm pravu ldskosti,
ktera bya ned mst6 dobach mru predmetem rozhovo
saonech berlnskych must nyn die meho soudu absout
byt zanechana Musime dosci vtezstv tez mad Ang
verim prave tento vynaez mze pTesne uskuecn yce
ny cl."
Nemc sice nikdy neuz vrhacG ohne vzduchoodi ale
en6 toho dGvodu re jest to hoou nemoznosti = na ale
Jest horvost dneSnho "mrotvorce Erzbergra vece
pozoruhodna
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IWSS IWSSl IWSSl
DRUHA "LOD LASkY."

Ceske listy za dne 10. GER
7ence piSi: Zatim co naklad
prve Lodi lasky', daru to a.
merickych Cecho 3lovakG, byl
rozeslan z celnice holeSovicke-
40 pristavu, pfiplula do Ter
stu liz druha LODI. Velke mnoz
stvi zasilek zustalo totiz New
Yorku, ponevadz dosly tam az
po odjezdu lodi. Vypravena te-
iy druha LODI, ktera jest jiz V
Terstu. Ami ia vSak nepobrala
jeste vSechno, takze je ma mo-
ii tfeti lod' americkych darkG
Dostanou zde tedy sve zasilky
oni. kteri mali jiz dopisy z
Ameriky, ale jichz darky ne
loSly prvni lodi. Krajane a
neri6ti zaslouzi 81 "a svou ODE
tavost jiste alaspoh plneho u
znanl.
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NESTESTf "a MANEVRU
LETCU We WOODLAND
HILLS PARKU.
Aeroplan sritil Sc vyse 1900
stop, jeden aviatik byl usmr-
cen, jiny pry tezce zranen.

PoStovni aviatikove name
vrovaii vcera mad Woodland
Hills parkem cele odpoledne a
vecer podnikl let ma zkousku
tez post. aviatik porucik j.
Skoening, prav6 2 Chicago Sc
navrativSi. Skoening chtel W.
ZkouSet novy Curtis1v aero
plan ku 3Nemu vZletu pribral
jako pasazera +. Price z Can
ten. Zmnieny vojensky poru-
elk u aviatiky byl zvykly RI
dit tezky dvojplosnik druhu
De Hevilanda a Curtisovym ae
roplanum valne nerozum6l,
kterazto neznalost skoncila ne
hodou. kdyz totiz dotceny ae-
roplan dosahl vySa 1900 stop,
Skoening ztratil kontrolu jeho
liditka dvojploSnik pozvol-
Ma fitil Sc k zemi. Lide V par
ku Sc bavici, myjliil puvodne,
re Skoening svym klesanim k
zemi ukazuje nejaky novy
trick. kdyz ale dotcene le-
tadlo hrmotne ma nezastaveny
pozemek ma vych. 123. ul. do
pablo, lid vytuSil nestesti a
hde kdo k 1913. ulici spell. Aero
plan sfitil Sc ma prazdny lot a
rozbil Sc temer up!na. Oba let
ci po1lani do nemocnice sv. A
leXise, kde Price poraneni sye-
mu podlehl kde poru6fk Skoe
niag posud je lecen. Nehoda
prihodila Sc 0 7 hoGine vec.
a Price skonal V broadwayske e
nemocnici V osm hodin. Ma ze-
nu a deti V Canton a sem pTi-
jel k zavodum aviatiku pred
vcirem.
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HOOVER PROT VLADE ARCIVE-
VODY JOSEFA.
SPOJENE STATY MAUI Sc POSTAVITI PROTI MOI.
MENU OBNOVENf PANSTVf HABSBURGU.

Parfz, 21 srpna Herbert Hoover, nacelnik mezna-
rodn pomocne organsace sveho navratu cesty fedn
Evropou, vc amerckemu dopisovate vyslov Jest
spoencG odstrant Josefa uherske Via
dy MadarIm poskynouti moznost ably 81 zvol vladu po
pularejS.
Hoover pondeli navratil Vidn6 dnes vypovda
pred spojeneckou nevySsi radou.
Spojene Staty mohou zabranit obnoveni panstvl Hab
burkG' pravi prosym jen neuznanim peruSenm stykn
podobnym rezmem Nesnese to trpevost pnokrevneho
Americana ably vlastni eho vada pea obnoven habsbu
skeho panstv ekoz Spoene Saty vehnany byy do vaky
jedn ably odsraneny byy takove prncpy kere boova
Habsburkove Hohenzollemove."
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Londyn 21. srpna = Jak oznamuje bernsky 'Vor-
aerts Maxim Gorky by chycen boIsevcky VOL
skem rozkaz Jake Peerse enz 1911 by vdcem
Houndsditchova gangu zlodejG.
Zaceni Maxima Gorkeho bylo iz n6koikrate drive ozn
Tyz pocatku sympatsovas bolsevky pravilo
O menovan byl fditelem bosevicke propagandy.
Pozdeji vak rozese bosevckymi vHdci SVEN
pisu Novy zvot" vyslov Lennov Trocksm re jsou
prosaknuti jedem moc.
Gorky narodil roku 1868 prod6al vem syizene mia
d. By mafem kon prodavatem piva zahradnikem straz
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