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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
FOUNDRY WAGE
TO BE DECIDED
MouIders Present Demands
for 40 Cents an Hour.

Members of the indianapolis local OF
the moulders' union and representatives
Of the Foundrymen's association were ex-
pected to reach an agreement on wage
scale for the coming year within a few
days, it was announced today by Adolph
Fritz. secretary Of the state federation
Of labor.
The moulders presented their demand
for 80 cents an hour to the fOundrymen
at a meeting last night
The foundrymen asked the men to con-
tinue working for sixty days at an in
crease of so cents a day, at the end Of
which time, they said, they would fav-
orabIy consider the unions demand.
At present the mOulders are drawing
Z scents an hour.
They will continue at work at least
temporarily, but members of the union
committee said they would insist on win
ming their original demand Immediately.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Normal Gas Pressure
Expected by Monday

]. D. Forrest, general manager of the
Citizens Gas Company, said today that
coal shipments were still reaching the To-
cal plant in sufficient quantities to in
sure a resumption of normal gas pres
sure Monday, barring a new railroad
blockade.
The Indianapolis Street Railway Com
pany has only about one weeks supply
OF coal on hand and has appealed to the
state public service commission for as
slstaace in getting shipments through.
Members OF ~the commission said assnr-
ances had been received from the Monon
railroad that exceptions would DO made
in embargoes 10 assist public utilities
companies. and IL Is not believed the po-
sition OF the street railway company will
become serious.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
LITTLE THEATER'S
LAST BILL MAY 6
Program, Includes 'Stingy' by
Late Lieut.. MGxlUeH Parry.

The eighth and last Little theater bill
OF the season will be given at the Ma
sonic Temple Thursday night May g.
! "Stingy" the pantomime by the late
/ Lieut.. Maxwell Parry, will be presented.
7 1t Will be preceded by Underneath"
an original life study by Miss Rebecca
Bennett of Indianapolis, the evening
concluding with Granville Barker's
farce, Roscoe"
J George Somnes, director of the Little
theater, who will direct the Centennial
pageant TO be given on June s, has
issued an appeal for 100 actors. sing
ers, dancers and costumers.
! Those willing TO assist are asked TO
send their names, with a brief state
ment of qualifications, to Mr.. Somnes at
the Little theater workshop, 10 North
Pennsylvania street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Receiver Reports Big
Balance for Railroad

Receipts for the Evansville Indi-
annapolis railroad during the month Of
March reached a total OF Sal, s54.35. while
disbursen.ents amounted 20 SlS,S3S-SS,
leaving a balance az $2S.o15yT. accord
ing 10 a report iled In federal court by
William p. kappes, receiver for the road.
The unexpended balance and other
funds Of the railroad are on deposit In
the Fletcher American National bank and
ting United States Trust Company Of
Terrn Hanfe.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Two Claim They're
Wives of Family Man

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May Thomas
NJ. Hooper. county surveyor and first
lieutenant in the United States army dur
ing the war, was held under $1,000 bail
to appear at the next term OF the fed
eral court OF the southeastern division Of
Louisiana, sf9er a hearing before Com
missioner Watts Of Huntsville on Mann
act charges.
Witnesses for the government are Miss
Edna HUTCHINSON. of Covington. La.
who claims she was married to Hooper
at Magnolia. Miss, and accompanied him
to Cullman, Ala; and Miss Margaret
Carroll Of Hammond, La, who claims she
was married to him at Amite, La. and
accompanied him 10 Hoxie. Ark, as his
wife
Hooper has a wife and family here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Mrs. Tabor Freed on
Bond; Jury Disagrees

PAWPAW, Mich, May Mrs. Sarah
I. Tabor, charged with causing the death
Of her daughter. Mrs Maude Tabor
virgo, was at liberty today under bond
Of $1,000.
The jury which heard the evidence
against her disagreed after thirty six
hours Of debate
The jury was reported to have stood
eight to four for conviction.
The new trial probably will be held
in September.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Takes Stock Case
Under Amusement

Judge James A. Collins Of the criminal
court today had under Amusement the
case Of William Smith, living at the EN-
pire hotel, New York City, charged with
false pretense and grand larceny.
Smith is charged with selling $1,000
worth Of railroad stock to Mrs Anna If.
Cuyler. 30o7 Park avenue, of this city and
Of taking her money without obtaining
the stock for her.
Counsel today were endeavoring 10 ar
range a plan Of settlement by which
Smith can reimburse Mrs. Cuyler.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Fourteen Nations
at M. E. Conference

DIES MONIES, Ia, May THE quad
renniaI general conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church opened here to-
day with $50 delegates present from all
parts OF the world.
Forty -one delegates are women, this
being the largest number that has ever
attended the conference.
There are fQrty-two delegates from
Asia, twenty four from Europe, four
from South America and two from Mex
leo.
Fourteen nationalities are represented.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Auto Knocks Down,
Badly Hurts Man, II

Thomas B. Holmes, u, Civil war vet
eran Of Thorntown. Ind, was knocked
down and severely injured by an sutomo-
bile driven by Christian Wendle, living
west of the city, today.
The aged man has been visiting his
son, Frank Holmes, proprietor Of gro
Gerry at 1926 West Washington street, in
front Of which place the accident oc-
Cured.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
'PiOus Thief Steals
Sunday School Fund

Help-a pious burglarl
He plies his trade in the Calvary Bap-
fist church, Roosevelt avenue and Stewart
street.
Rev. Alonzo Slaughter, pastor, over
looked his acts on several occasions.
Forgiveness was not forthcoming
though, when the Sunday school bank
containing a small amount of collections
disappeared.
Rev. Slaughter reported that on a pre-
vious visit the thief carried off a guam
tity Of Sunday school buttons.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
To Merge Exercises
of City High Schools

Combined graduating exercises Of the
three Indianapolis high schools will be
held in the Coliseum at the State Fair
grounds on Friday evening, June 4, ac-
cording to announcement today by E. L.
Gran, superintendent OF schools
The date for the commencement was
first fixed on June 10. but the change
was made to avoid conflict with the pro
gram Of the centennial celebration.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Hold 2 Detectives
i'm 5 Million Theft

NEW YORK, James a Keen and Da-
vid j. Haines, private detectives of Mon
treal, were being held here today on sus-
picion of completely In the theft OF S.
600 600 worth of liberty bonds and other
securities from Wall street firms here
several months ago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
State Fights Change
in Freight Tariffs

Mem bers of the state public service
commission and representative Indiana
shippers will appear at a hearing OF
the interstate commerce commission in
Chicago May 10 TO oppose a readjust-
rnent of freight rates to the Pacific
coast on a basis prejudicial to Indiana
shippers and in favor to Chicago and
Pittsburg shippers. .
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

Sid Hooks, who has successfully fooled
the public all the winter by wearing a
patent adjustable shirt front, today for
got and pulled Off his vest.
There is a right smart talk pro and con
about building a bridge across the gully
that washed in the road leading to Musket
Ridge this winter. The bridge could at
first be built on a small scale, and grad
ually heightened each year as the gully
grew wider.
Sim Flinders appeared in the open to-
day wearing a new suit of clothes. He
looked Just like he felt like a delegate.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
REAL ESTATE
GOSSIP
By REALTOR
"AL" EVANS

On your toes-get set-go-for that
five-minute talk May u.
Better get your reservation in for the
convention That is the surest way Of
going.
According to McCord our friend Bill
Bridges isn't building houses this year.
Wonder what he calls them.
after next election, or has Charlie Cross
a lifelong job?
Temp says that he got another card
in on the cooperative advertising cam
paign. Wonder where the other 1913
cards are. They are no good to the
board unless you sign them and send
them in.
Are you going?
Where? Why, to Kansas City,
June End to 9Th.
Sure we'll be there.
The Macleod says the shortage of
newsprint stock is caused by the alb
normal demand for desicated breakfast
foods.
Maurice Tibbs is just as bad as the
rest of these new fathers He claims his
little girl is the best and only one. I'll
bet If we got these new fathers together
there would be some argument.
The time-June 2nd to 5th.
The place-Kansas City.
The girI-take her with you.
Now then. all together with a special
for the national convention.
Anybody wanting to enter the FIVE
minute talk contest boosting Indianap-
oils get in touch with Temp. Z The win
ner OF this contest viii get his expenses
paid to the Kansas City convention.
Why don't some of You spellbinders
get in on this trophy contest telling
what the I. r. f. B. has done for the
city, country. etc. If some one doesn't
make an effort the realtors from other
cities will thiHk we haven't done any
thing to talk about
There has been some talk about an
l. r. Z. B. baseball team. All those in
favor OF It and willing to play call Don
Bose or Al Evans. This Is a good
means Of publicity.
The Kansas City board is going to
spread themselves from June End to 9TH
for the visiting realtors. According to
the plans announced 1 think we ali
should attend
The price Of trousers is so high that
the board can't afford to set on the fence
any more During the last two months
the board has placed itself on record as
akipg for or against every thing that
iseussed. That is the way to make
q known.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
FORMER L. $. CONTROLLERS

FORMER L. :. CONTROLLER DEAD.
BALTIMORE. Nd. May i.-Wm. Bar
rett Rldgely. former controller OF the
currency and prominent throughout the
country in mining Industries and the
financial world. died today at the Union
Protestant inhrmary in this city. he
was born in Springfield. III. in 1855.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Price Increased by
2 Detroit Papers

DETROIT. May Announcement was
made by the Detroit News and Detroit
Journal, afternoon publications, that,
effective Monday. May 3, the sale price
Of their papers would be cents In
stead OF cents as now.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Heavy Weather Hats
Battleship Parade

NEW YORK, May Eight battleships
and two destroyers from the Atlantic
feet entered New York harbor today
and started up the river to anchorage
in the Hudson
Heavy weather prevented the entry
Of the entire fleet as planned.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

The price OF trousers is so high that
the board can't afford to set on the fence
any more. During the last two months
the board has placed itself on record as
asipg for or against every thing that
Z discussed. That is the way TO make
ID known.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

The Kansas City board is going to
spread themselves from June End to 9TH
for the visiting realtors. According to
the plans announced l think We all
should attend
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

There has been some talk about an
!. R. Z. B. baseball team. All those in
favor OF It and willing to play call Don
Bose or Al Evans. This Is a good
means Of publicity.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

Why don't some of you spellbinders
get in on this trophy contest telling
what the I. r. E. B. has done for the
city, country. etc If some one doesn't
make an effort the realtors from other
cities viii thiHk we haven't done any
thing to talk about
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

Anybody wanting to enter the FIVE
minute talk contest boosting Indianap-
oils get in touch with Temp. The win
ner Of this contest viii get his expenses
paid to the Kansas City convention.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

The time-June 2nd to 5th.
The place-Kansas City.
The girl-take her with you.
Now then, all together with a special
for the national convention.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

Maurice Tibbs is just as bad as the
rest of these new fathers He claims his
little girl is the best and only one. I'll
bet If we got these new fathers together
there would be some argument.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

The Macleod says the shortage Of
newsprint stock is caused by the abb
normal demand for desicated breakfast
foods.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
fWSSrWSSlIWSS]

Clsnik k hostovi, ktery 81 pro
hliai sklenici, V niz dostal vice
p6ny nez piva): "Je tam pro-
sim. neco?"
Host: "Ne, neni tam skoro
nic :"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
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NASLEDOVANf HODNO.

L pfilezitosti sbirky, porada
ne c.. Mar. Sdruzenim ma osla-
va sedmdesatych narozenin
pres. T. G.. Masaryka v6noval
Sokol Czech re sve pokladny
obnos jedno sto dollaru. While
dem k tomu, re sebrany obnos
bude zaslan pres. Masarykovi,
ably no die sveho uznani roz-
dial ma humanni uGele V Cesko-
slovensku, dokazuje Sokol
Czech, ze chape nutnost pomoci
osvobozenemu, ale behem va
ky ozebraCenemu narodu, ably
tento V dobe co nejkratSi mohl
zaujmouti predni misto mezi o
statnimi narody, jake mu po
pravu patrl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
pAC1ENTkA v HORlClM
DOME.

Manzeika Emilia Haldyho,
1543 Wyandotta Ave. V Lake
wood trp6la zanetem Pile, KITE
ratio nemoc vcera dospivala
krise a lekafi nejhorsiho Sc o.
bavali. Ke vsemu tomu vCera V
noci vznikl V pfisklepi naznace
ne residence pozar, ktery roz-
slfil Sc tax rychle, re pacient-
ka sotva mohla byti V bezpeci
dopravena. Nemocna odnesena
10 sousedniho domu svym cho-
tenn a mezi tim JIM sousede ha
sicum telefonovali. Haldyho o.
bvdli vyhorelo vsak az do "a
kladd a skoda $4,000 obnasi,
kdezto stav zmfnene pacientkv
rovnez Sc zhorsil a to nas'ed-
KEN leknuti a dalsiho nachla-
zeni. Ohen vypukl nasled-
KEN pretopeni vyhrevnf pece.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
GIN ROzVEDENEHO?
23leta srbska pani nalezena
zavrazdsna We sve loznici.

We druhem patre domku els
10 3436 Orange Ave-, blize sta
nice tretiho pol. precinktu, oh
ievena vcera po.edne vrazda.
Obeti ZloCinu stala Sc 28leta
Srbkyn6 Ruzena Lupicova, je-
jiz muz pracuje V blizkych ra
fineriich Standard Oil Co. Mr.
tvola vyjmenovane zeny male
zena V loznisi, kdyz chot' jejl
V poledne prace domu Sc ma
vratil, nacez policie zatkla diva
muze, re ZloCinu toho pode-
zrele. Jednim z Mich jest Nick
Constanc, Cd n6hoz Lupicova
zfskala rozvod V rijnu 1918.
Mrtvola zavrazd6ne spoclva
la ma luzku a ma tee objeveno
mnoz3tvi bodnych ran, zpdso-
benych bud nozem nebo Spi-
Clkem. jakeho ledafi uzlvaji.
ZvlaStni je, re bytu usmrce-
ne nejevil Sc zadny zvlaStni ne
poradek, zadne napadne stopy
zapasu a byt re byl uZavreny,
kdyz Lupic prace sc vratil.
Vrah dostal Sc do bytu patrne
pomoci paklice a dvefe tehoz
opet uzamkl, kdyz cd mista
vrazdy Sc vZdaloval.
Pozoruhodne dale jest, ze pa
nj Lupicova Zatcena byla "a.
ledna letos V dolennim mest6
pro tajne noSeni Zbran6. Byl u
nj naleZen revolver raze els.
%, zatcena u soudce tenkrat
uiiSt ovala, re zbran nosi k VII
Ii sebeobrane. Kterys muz il
totiz smrti vyhrozoval. Pone-
vadz ale tenkrat necht6la Wy
zradit jmeno dotceneho muze,
pol. sOud tvrzenl tomu neuvG-
I'll Il Lupicova ire estnimu soudu
byla OdkaZana. DneSni Situace
by naZnacovala, re tehdejsim
vyhrozujicim byl prvni jeji
chot', rozvedeny Constanc, je-
muz pomstu Sc jednalo. Ko-
roner Zoul zabyva Sc rovnez Wy
setrovanim zahadneho toho
zloCinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
DR.. STEINER 0 AMERlkA-
NISACI.
Cdporucuje trpGlivost vuci pr'-
s.ehovalcHm a neschvaluje pri-
lisne vnucovani angliciny.

Professor Ed. A. Steiner 2
Grinnell kolleje a takto Cecho
slovak puvodem pfednasel wee
ra 0 amerikanisaci clendm ob-
chodni komory a mimo jineho
odp0ruCoval trp6livost ohle-
dy vQci emigraci. NeschvaluJe
pfekotn0u amerikanisaci, prl-
liSne vnucovani reel angllcke.
Jest pro volny vyvin veci, jeli-
koz beztak d6ti pristehovalc1
Sc pom6rn6 rychle odnarodhu-
il a s americkym zivlem oply-
vail. Vynucovani amerikanisa-
ce veci neposlouzi a pfisteho-
valce, sv6 rodne vlasti vzpoml-
naiici, neuspokoji. Treba mir
nGho, vlidneho postupu a usle-
chtile trp6livosti vuGi "cizin-
cum.
DR.. Steiner vychovan byl ma
Slovensku a do Soustati pfibyl
Y jinosskem veku. Pracoval V
tovarnach, dolech ma farmach
a kdyz zahospodaril nutnou
Castku penez, studoval a stal
Sc profesorem. Ia sve americ-
ke kariery poznal zivot prist6-
hovalcu a presvedGil Sc, ze jen
mirnou Vychovou ize u Mich Ia
sky vuCi move vlasti dociliti, te-
dy nikoli amerikanisacl vynuco
ganou, nepraktickou. DR.. Stei-
2r vyda brzy knihu, V niz o ja-
kesi degeneraci druhe genera
ce prist6hovalecke chce pojed-
navat. Nazev knihy bude
'Skromny Simon (Simple 81.
mon) Il tato V Clevelandu bude
tiSt6na.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
UDEL MNOHOZENCE.
Musi financne podporovat dive
domacnosti.

29lety Petr Herbka, 24O3
vych. "a. ul. odsouzen byl pred
nedavnem do kaznice pro mno
hozenstvi, iec vcera soudce Le-
vine omilostnil postizen6ho pod
tou podminkou, lie bude finan-
Gn6 podporovat ODE dotCene re
ny. Herbka roku 1910 ozenil
Sc s Anou Herkovou a staV Sc
otcem nyni 4leteho Pavla, opu
still svoji zenu a ozenil sc po
druh6, aniz by byl cd prVe sVe
manzelky rozvOd ziskal. S dru-
hou sVoji zenou bydlil V elsie
4127 vych. Sc ulice a tato roV
nez povila mu synka, nyni dvou
leteho Martina. Pred nekolika
m6sici bigamie jehO reportova
IA uradum Il Herbkovi kynu.
nekolikalety zalaf. Kraisky
soudce Levine v$ak ceIou zale-
zitost vcera jinak rozuzlil. Oh
zalovaneho paroloval a naiidil
mu, ably ziskal uredni rozluku
cd prVni manzelky a hned ma
to vstoupil zakonny snatek S
zenou els. 2 a pri tom zivil di-
t6 4 prveho manzelstvi. Herb
ka ie vyno1em spokojen.
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ZE SCHUZE "VCELEk"

Po tfimesitni pfestavce V
Ginnosti "VGelek", svolaly ism
op6t schulz, bychom 81 zapla-
lily celoro6ni clensky popla-
,Ck $100. Pon6vadz mnoh6 ze-
ny nemohou pfijit do schuze
poplatek odevzdat, byly pove-
fcny setry ma raznych stra-
mach m6sta, jez isou oprAvn6-
ny cavat stVrzenky ma pfijmu-
te Drispevky. Jsou to: Ruzena
8ernreiterova, 8719 Quincy A
ve., Lena Waisova, 1911 Lea
ding Ave, S. W.. Marie Ze-
manova, 4934 Broadway, Jose
af Kupcova, 1926 Ivy, Marie
MusiloVa, Marie VanGckova,
3689 +. 40 st.
Pc prani c'enek zustanou IL
fcdnice ma svych mistech iako
doposud: Marie Zemanova.
predsedkyne, Mia Krikavova,
pokladnice, Josefa Kupcova. Il
cetnice, Marie VaneGkova, ta-
ierlnice. Rosalie Novotna, w
hor majetku, Tiditelky prace
Anna Werknerova Marie Mn
silova. Dale uvadime jmena
vsech. iez Sc staly clenkami
"Vtelek' ma rok 1920.
Marie Zemanova, Mila Xii
kavova, Josefa Kupcova, Ma
RE Vaneckova. Anna Werkne-
rova, Lena Waisova, Marie Mi
narikova, Anna Burvalova, Ri
Aena Bernreiterova, Anna Slad
Ia. Marie Fortierova. LibuSe
Svcsek, Zdenka HavliGkova
Lulsa Grossmanova. Ros. Novot
ma, Anna Kocarova, Terezie
Opatrna ($5.O0). Frant. Ciz.
! kovska. Marie Musilova, FIR.
Borovickova, Marie Musilova,
Antonio Novotna. Anez. On
drackova, Anna Rybakova, Te-
rezie Downey (Krizek).
Cd VGelek Bellaire O.. bv
0 zaslano ma fond DR.. Alice
Masarykove S28.S2. Schilze
sc ma konat posledni stfedu Y
meslci, iez pripada tento me.
eic ma den 25. iinora. Dostavte
90 vsichni a odevzdeite sve
clenske prlspevky.
Sc sesterskym ma Zdar.
Marie Zemanova, pfeds.
| Marie Vaneckova, tajemnice
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UPOZORNENf NASIM
kRAJANUM.
lyY'.,s.'.'S3ll IW.S',.:S,,l .M..SS

Pan Josef Martinek, redak-
tor. Amer. Del. Listu bude pred
laSeti dne 23. unora We verejne
knihovnG Ma 55te ulici, roh
Broadway, 0 ceskoslovenske ar
made ma Sibiri. Upozornujeme
naSe krajany, ably 81 nenechali
ljlti prilezitost prednaSku tuto
Tyslechnouti, pon6vadz pan
Martinek, ktery Sc pred nedav
mem ze Sibire cd naSich hrdin-
lych bratri vratil, zi3kal tolik
zaiimavych zkusenosti a po-
znatku, ktere dovede poutav6
posluchaGum sd6lit.
Mimo toho zapeie nase O.
m adina Geske narodni pisn6
pred 30 programu, take to
Dude skuteGnG Cesky Vecer,
ktery 81 zaslouzi, ably byl tez
ceskym obecenstvem hojne ma
vStlven. Proto ma shledanou
dine %. unora V dolnim sale We
refine knihoyny broadWayskG.
ZaCatek 0 osm6 hodine vecer.
CeskoslCvenskG Narodni
Sdru1eni V Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18
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ZVRACENf SOUDNfHO
VYNOSU.

Pred nejakym casem zatce-
nj zde riditeiove jatecnich fl
rem Swift and Co. a Cleveland
Provision Co., w. G. Fletcher
q Josef w. Nash ma tom zakla
de, re We svych filialnich zavo
dech nell chladirny bez uredni
no dovoleni. Zatceni vyslycha-
nj byli tenkrate pred municipal
MIN soudem a pokutovani, Il
kterehozto roZsudku pokutova-
nj odvolali Sc k distriktnimu
soudu apelaGnimu, kde vGera
Zalezitost Ia byla We prospech
protestujicich skoncovana. A
pelacnl soud uZna totiz, re
m6stsky soudce nemel pravo
pokutovat zminene reditele,
ponevadz nejsou majitely do
tycnych reznickych velkoob-
chodu. Pak-li municipalni soud
Zalezitosti tou Sc Zabyval, me-
pokutovat ODE zminene firmy q
nikoli pouhe zfizence, Fletche
ia a Nashe. Municipalnimu sou
du nezbyde tudiz iineho ne5
podati podobne zaloby VIC
Swift and Co. a Provision Co.
NYYEr r+.1 N1yy-sr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18

/ ie s vyno1em spokojen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18

Okolnosti mne mutt, bych Sc
Znamil ceskou narOdnost s
mym vynalezem "Overcome
the law of graviation" (Pfeko-
mani Zakona pritazlivostiD. Ten
to vynalez neni - jak pojme-
novan - by zabranil padu
hmoty, ably zabranil pritaz ivo
sti Seme - ale jest jak vede je
znamo, by zabranil tlaku puso
beneho ma ko.o - by tento
tlak nepracoval proti stredu to
hoto kola. Y mem vynalezu u
potrebuji tlak nebo tab Srouby
ia pracovni sllu. Tato sila, KITE
ra az dopo3ud nebyla vyuzitko-
vana, mGze byti pouzita pro
pohon kazdeho stojiciho neb
pohybuiiciho Sc stroje. Stroj
pohanen touto silou nepotrebu
ie zadne uhli neb olej k vyvo-
zovani parry, pfi Gemz odpadaji
kotle, roury, cerpadla atd.
Stroje pohanene touto silou
nepotrebuji vymenit gasolin ma
vybusne plyny pro pohon auto
mobilu. Pri mem stroll odpada
vse, co k produkci silly k poho-
nu stroju jest ted zapotrebi =
mdj stroj produkuje pracovni
81 u iiplne zdarma, pokud cast
ky tohoto stroje isou v porad-
ku. Bych vysvetlil lepe vyznam
tohoto stroje zaroven jeho IL
ziteGnost a nutnogt, vyblZlm
ceske interesenty, by Sc dosta-
viii V ned6li, dne %. unora t.
r. o | hod. odpoledne do Praz-
ske Jidelny ma Broadway.
Chef vysvetlit vsechny okol-
nosti a zaroven ucel tohoto "a
slana.
s yeSkerou uctou
Karpl A. CedZiWOda