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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-09

The rain began falling in the ear
ly afternoon and kept it up pret-
ty well all night. Co-operativa
/ Observer Louis Dodge states thai
.S5 of an inch of rain fell within
the afternoon and night.
Mr., and Mrs. L, Bradford and
daughter Maryellyn of klamath
Falls are guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. 7. w. Sanford this
week.
A fine program is being pre-
pared by the Ashland lodge Of
Elks for Flag Day, which will be
observed Saturday evening, June
12. This will consist OF a huge
parade and impressive services in
the park. The Elks are requested
to gather in the park at s o'clock,
and the exercises will begin
promptly at $40 in order to al
low all business men to partici-
Pate. The exalted ruler states
that it will be cheaper to be in
the line of parade than elsewhere
on that evening. A full program
win be made public tomorrow.
Togo, the Japanese pug dog,
which has been a pet in the house
hold of f. }. Shinn for many
years, died yesterday. Old age
was apparently the cause of his
demise, as the little animal was
upwards Of Is years old.
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T. b. LeMasters left Yesterday
for Dunsmuir, where he will
spend several days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Greer and
Ebert, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Wolfe at the
Depot Hotel last evening for din
ner.
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Mrs. Etha Peters and baby, Of |
Calf, will be guests at
the home of Mrs. Hattie NJ. Lynch |
for few days this week.
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Miss Voda Brewer underwent |
IN operation for appendicitis this
at a local hospital. Sew
aral weeks ago Miss Brewer had /
4 temporary operation on account |
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TUESDAYS NEWS
w. NJ. Cheshire of Grants Pass
is an Ashland visitor this week.

w. NJ. Cheshire of Grants Pass
is an Ashland visitor this week.
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Mrs. Merritt Randles was in
Medford today on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hume of
ROseburg. who came here Satur-
day to attend the Shrine ceremo-
nial, remained over Sunday and
we're guests of Mrs. Ella Mills and
Mr.. and Mrs. w, II. Bartyes. They
returned home last night.
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In Mayor c. b. Lamkin's office
is basket of the finest strawber-
ries that have been picked in Ash
land this season. They came
from the garden of Mrs. Moore
on Quincy and California streets,
and are large, luscious perfect ber-
ries, enough to make the mouths
OF passersby water just to view
them
Mr.. and Mrs William II. WiXon
of Monticeto, Calf, have come
to Ashland to make their home,
ana have purchased the house on
Beach street belonging to William
Betk. The deal was transacted
by the Beaver Realty company.
The new owners of the property
will take possession Immediately.
Miss Blanche Linebaugh, who
has been spending several
months vacation at her home in
Eastern Oregon, has returned to
Ashland and assumed her position
as bookkeeper for the Fruit and
Produce association which she has
filled for several years.
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II. S. Palmerlee, who has been
connected with the Citizens Bank
force for a number of years, has
left with his family for Dodge
Center, Mimi, where they expect
TO locate for a time. After leav-
ing Ashland the Palmerlees went
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of the disease, which was to be
followed by the removal of the
appendix as soon as she was
strong enough to undergo the op-
Grafton. Her father, DR.. d. NJ.
Brewer, came home from Rose
burg to assist in the operation.
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Dr. and Mrs. j. B. Webster had
for their dinner guests DR.. and
Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. Caldwell and
Mr Davis of Ashland at their
ranch at Redlands Orchard, Sun
day
The automobile belonging to G.
S. Baker of Twin Falls. Idaho,
skidded on the road near Jesse
Nei's ranch late yesterday after
noon. and tipped over, throwing
the occupants out. Mr.. Baker
was driving the car and had pick
ed up an elderly man to give him
a ride. The road, owing to the
rain, was slippery there, and the
car went off the side. Mr.. Baker
was brought into Ashland and
given treatment by II physician.
He is badly bruised, but not seri-
ously hurt and will only be de-
tanned a few days. Local Elks
are looking after the injured
man, as he is a member of that
order. The other occupant of the
car was miniured,
Many Ashland people who were |
in attendance at the Shriners
banquet last Saturday night were
with the excellent sax
cphone and accordion music fur
nished by Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd .
Dckey. This was one Of the first
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey
have made before the Ashland
public and their audience was sur
prised at their versatility of play
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-09

riage to Millie Powell on the 25th
day of December, 1872.
He leaves behind him six chill
dren, five girls and one boy. They
are; Miss Alice Dosier of Ash
land; Mrs. Olive Wycoff of White
Foint, Ore; Mrs, Mary Hanscom
Of Medford; Mrs. Camellia Glib
son of Ashland; Mrs. Hattie
Bans of Ashland, and Marion Do
9ier of Ashland. He also leaves
two brothers and one sister: James
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McGee's dry goods store for
number of years, but left abou
Two years ago for her home il
| Illinois to be with her father
MIR. McAdams of the Ashland
auto paint shop is i'll at the San
itarium, but will be at his busi-
ness again next Monday.
]. n. Payne OF Beagle was an
over Sunday visitor in Ashland.
Mrs. Payne had preceded him
here some time ago and erpects
to remain for several weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. ], N Dennis are
back from their vacation trip to
NcCloud where they had been Wis
iting for several days.
o. 90
Ed Barron was in town today
with his right arm in sling, suf-
fering from rheumatism.
Through the good work of E.
V. Carter the Ashland park lake
is onw possessed of so fine trout
about 10 to is inches. They We're
brought in this morning from the
Butte Creek hatchery by Super
j. w. Berrian and lib
Grated in the lake. This adds
very fine attraction to the park.
These beautiful fish will be near
Iy always visible and will form \ .
line pastime to visitors as they
will respond quickly to the distri-
5ution of cracker crumbs and
bread cast into the lake.
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William j. Libby of Boise, Ida /
S in the city visiting his mother .
Mrs. Celia V. Libby, and sisterG, .
Mrs. Ada Stannard and Mrs. A.
V. Clark. Mrs. Libby has been
'ntically i'll but she is improving
apidly and hopes are acid fJf her
'ecoVery.
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to Goodng, Ida, to visit with the
Douglas and Hodgson families
former Ashland people who are
living there. They report the lat
ter as doing well in that city, and
state they have been royalty en-
tertaiued by the Gooding resi-
dents.
Earl ]. Fraley is in Ashland
from Santa Maria, Calf, where
he taught in the public schools
during the past year. Mrs. Fra
ley and little son preceded him TO
Ashland several weeks ago, and
the family will spend a portion of
the summer with their parents and
friends here.
Mrs. ]. c. Barnard of Weed,
Calf, is in Ashland visiting her
sister, Mrs. Emma Beeler.
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Mrs. Flora j, Springsteen of
Chehalis, Wash, is visiting Mrs.
and Mr.. w. r. Clapp at their
home, 2S2 Oak street. Mrs.
Springsteen is delighted with
Ashland and expects to spend
some time in the city, and while
here will partake freely of the
health giving lithia waters and
also try the sulphur baths. She
will also visit in California be-
fore returning to her home in
Washington.
Sanford Johnson of Pasadena,
Calf, is in the city this week Wis
iting relatives and friends. Mr.,
johnson was a resident of Ash
land several years ago when he
was connected with the Fruit and
Produce association.
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Rev. c. A. Mccoy and wife,
a retired Baptist minister of Carl
ton, Ore, have just arrived in the
city and have rented a small cot
tage at 6S5 East Main street for
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Coy are formerly from Des
Iowa.
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The valley received a gift OF
many thousand dollars yesterday
afternoon and last night in the
shape of the copious rain that fell.
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Dosier Of GAINESVILLE, Texas; AM
drew Dosier of Ashland, and Mrs.
Malyina Silvia of Santa Rosa,
Calf, He died Monday, May the
cath. He was So years 8 months
and 26 days old.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Modern cottage of
Z rooms, large lot Price mod
crate. Call 399 Mt. Ave.
Phone 4O5-Y. 1901
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moon trip and are now located in
the Shook apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Max GeBauer
have returned to Ashland after
several weeks sojourn in Eu-
gene.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe have
received word OF the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lowe
of Bend, which occurred June 2.
This little lad is the grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dahlberg
OF Grants Pass were Ashland Wis
itors Saturday.
County superintendent G. W.
Ager and wife of Jacksonville
were among the Shriners and
their wives who attended the GER
emonial here Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Miss Gertrude Cox left Sunday
morning for klamath Falls TO
spend week or two with friends. |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angle, .
Mrs. f. D. Briggs and Mrs. ]. J.
McNair are in San Francisco,
where. they will spend several ,
days visiting
Mrs. Leslie Mfnick and Mrs.
Dunn arrived in Ashland this
morning from Los Angeles. They
We're called here by the death OF
their mother and sister, Mrs. Lou
Use Gillette.
Mrs. Anne Stevenson and grand
daughter Marjorie Crouch, left
Saturday night for Portland
where they will make an extend
ed visit this summer
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Mir. and Mrs. George Monroe
ana children, who We're guests of
Ashland friends for several days
last week, left yesterday morning
foI their home in Eugene.
The city electricians were at
work Saturday fixing up the street
lights and replacing broken
globes in the streamers. As a
result Of their work the streets
Saturday night presented daz-
2ling array of light
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Mrs. J. NJ. Clyde will leave to-
morrow morning for Portland to
spend a month with Mrs. l.. jamie
son of that city.
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W. II. Striker, who is moving
to Illinois Valley to live, left this
morning with his team and a
load OF goods for his new home,
accompanied by j. II. Ring Mrs.
Striker and the rest Of the family
Will leave tomorrow by automo- :
bile
Mrs. n. r. Young and three v
children of McCloud came to Ash
land yesterday and will visit vita
tLe formers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. King. They expect to re- i
main in the city over the Fourth ,
OF July, .
William Martin, who has been /
away on d mining campaign down II
in California, is back at his home
cI- Liberty street.
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Dr. Fawcett, a former well II
known physician of Ashland who 1t
has been away from here for the |
past eight years, has returned, anl Il
expects to locate here. DR.. Faw- II
cett was located for a number of :
years in Newport, Ore. During y
The war he was in service and has T
afterwards been living in Oklaho. ~
ma. He states, however that % N
an sections he has been in since 81
leaving here, nothing compares 81
with Ashland for q home, and he "
Vas not content until he returned u
9 q lul
Millard Osmun. wife and three SI
oys, Of Mojaye, Calf, are in -
Ashland this week spending aISI
eW days as guests OF the formers Si
sister Miss Ruth Osmun. 9I
g o lIl
Miss Mollie Songer is in receipt m
li a letter from Miss Emma Jor- 81
etz, former well known resi- 81
tent OF Ashland, stating that her VI
ather died at his home in Wood 9i
.tock. H.. two weeks ago. Miss uI
Iorietz had been a saleslady in ti
fIi
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ing. These are only few OF
many musical instruments in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey excel
and they are classed among the
best musicians of the valley.
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OBITUARY
John Dosier was born January
29, 1888, in the state of Illinois.
He crossed the plains in 1856 to
California and from there to Or
egon in 1871.
John Dosier was united in mar
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe have
received word of the birth of a
son to Mr., and Mrs. Walter Lowe
of Bend, which occurred June 2.
This little lad is the grandson OF
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-09

Miss Mollie Songer is in receipt
of letter from Miss Emma Jor-
ietz, a former well known resi-
dent Of Ashland, stating that her
father died at his home in Wood
stock. H.. two weeks ago. Miss
Jorfetz had been saleslady in
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lir. and Mrs. A. w. Dahlberg
OF Grants Pass were Ashland Wis
itors Saturday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
KONSTANTIN PRIJEDE V NEDELI
v ATHENACH JEST MU CHYSTANO UvfTANf JAKO
VRACEJfCfMU Sc VfTEZI

Lucem, Svycarsko, II. prosnce. Ufedne bylo zde
dnes oznameno ze dfiveSi kra konstantin fec enz
davnym pebiscitem povolan by trim vyiede od-
svoji druzinou dtery. DIE puvodnho panu mel
myslu jeti vlakem do Brndsi odamtud vypouti OBJ
chodni lodi do Ahen avsak ecka vada oznaa ze pose
pro n6ho kznk do Benatek tudz poiede do tohoo me-
Vypluie stredu vysokem mofi setka svyn
nestarSim synem princem Jrm pro n6hoz bude vysana
torpedovka do Rumunska.
Konstantn, die vyiadreni cleni eho druzny, ma
myslu zdrze Athenach jenom as m dny, natez odje-
de ma valecnou frontu do Angory Male ASH
Prekvapeni zde vyvolao, re pozvan, jez bylo po-
sano Konstantnov ably ual rnu, zakazuie navrat
jeho nedGvern6sm pratelum radcum prof Sreitov dri
v6smu zahranGnimu ministru kap Papargopoulosovi
feckeho valecneho od dsva Poseze zmn6ny sve nepf
tomnos byl dvakate odsouZen smr vladou Venizeovou
Oba muz ievi velkou sklicenos kdyz zvedei, re
nesmi vrati do Recka rovn6z kral to tezce Oba
zapraji by chova nepratek6 smysen vdGi spoencum
Atheny, II. prosnce = Driveisi kral Konstann pf
jede do Athen 49, pronce die depese obdzene kalovnou
Olgou Cd neho dnes
Konstantinovi pripravuje uvitan pravd6 vekolepe
nakladu neni seeno Ma ces6 vedouc cd more do Ahen
postaveny budou nejvhodnejsch msech r savobrany
Uvtaci program prpravovan jest zvastnm vyborem p
spent prince Ypsantho drvesho kralovskeho stoby Vut
vyjadri pry Konstantin, prvnm eho cnem po
prezdu do Ahen bude costa do kahedray ably vidal dix
bohu st'astne skon6eni sv6ho vyhnanstvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
NOVA REPUBLIKA v
EVROPE.

Widen, IL. prosince. - Di-
strikt Petikosteli, 10 mil jiho-
zapadne cd Budapest, jenz
byl mlrovou smlouvou prirknut
Uhram, prohlasil svoji neodvi-
slost jakozto "Republika Ba-
ranya", pod protektoratem
Srbska, jez mu slibilo vojen-
skou pomoc pro pfipad, re by
Sc Uhry pokusily jeho obsa-
zeni. ku prohlaseni republiky
doSlo po dlouhych konferen-
cich mezi vladou v Belehrad6
a byvalymi uherskymi ministry
Jaskim a Lindnerem, jak ozna-
muje depese re Zahrebu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13

mi pravil dale, ze jest V ma
prosto neurednim postaveni.
Ultra sucastni Sc senator Nc
Cormick zasedani kongresu We
zpravodajske gallerii a l no.
dinu odpoledne ma V umyslu
ndjsti do nuda. ii.
Varsava, IL. pros. MeZina-
rodni armada Svazu Narodd,
jez ma vesti dozor mad plebi-
scitem We Wine a okoli, nepo-
,chybne bude miti zakladnu V
Memelu, kterezto mesto jest
pod kontrolou Svazu. Vojsko
i zasoby molly by tam byti w.
lod'ovanybez dotknuti Sc prus-
keho uzemi. Pocita Sc, re arma
da dostane Sc do Vilny V lednu,
kdezto plebiscit konan bude
nekdy v unoru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
JAPONCI v BOJI S kORE-
ANCI.

+. Toxic, 9. pros. Ozbrojene
hloucky koreanskych nespoko-
jenc1 byly porazeny. Zakroce-
nj proti MIN stalo Sc nutnym V
dnsledcich toho, CO Sc udalo v
Changtao ma korei. Koreanci,
kteri zaujali postaveni ma Ia
lesnenych vysinach, drzeli pry
Sc statecne. Japonci zmocnili
Sc tri. strojnich del a asi 500
pusek. Jedno strojni delo bylo
pry vyrobkem americke tovar-
ny. Pusky nesou pry znacku
anglickou. Japonci zapalili ce-
lou jednu osadu "a to, ze Sc
Jim dostalo V nj nespravnych
informacf, kter6 je zavedly do
lecky. Rada domorodcu byla
pry postrflena. Y jinem miste
bylo pry 80 osob popraveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
VOJSKO PRECHAZf K DAN
NUNZIOVI.
Nejenom d'stvo, take pravi-
delna italska armada jest me-
spolehlivou.

Terst. ~. prosince. Prvni
prdlom V pravidelne italske ar
made Sc udal V sobotu, kdyz 4
pancefove kary vypravily Sc z
Udine, z nichz trem Sc podafi-
10 dostati sc k D'Annunziovi do
Rjeky.
Ctvrte kare bylo zabraneno
proniknouti do Rjeky italskou
strait, jez nahazela pod nj ost-
naty drat. jimz rafy rozedrany
a kara donucena zastaviti Sc,
Muzstvu Sc vsak podaFilo u
niknouti a dostati sc do Rjeky
Gen. Gaviglia, italsky vrchni
velitel, " sobotu Sc odebral
do Opatie, v Istrii, zname jake
"italska Nizza". kde Sc radil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
CDANSKO POD KONTRO-
LOU POLAKU.
X tomuto rozhodnuti dospsla
rada Svazu Narodi. Senator
Mccormick v Zeneve.

Geneva, IL. prosince. IDA
Sc, re Polsko dosahlo sveho CT
lie ziskanim vojenske kontroly
mad Gdanskem. Proti tomu sta
veil Sc Nemci, kteri tvori vet.
sinu obyvateslva We meste a
nasledkem toho NELL tam mad
vladu.
Rada Svazu narodh oznami-
la dnes sve rozhodnuti, re
Polsko nejlepe hodi Sc k tomu,
ably zajistilo vojenskou obranu
mesta a re spojenecti vojensti
radcove pracuji nyni ma pla-
mech, aby ono rozhodnuti mo-
hlo byti uvedeno V platnost. To
nemGze znamenati mic jineho,
nez-li re Polaci budou miti vo-
jenskou posadku V Gdansku.
Gdansko, jez uznano "a svo-
bodne mesto, jest ovladano ra-
dou, v niz Nemci maii pfeva-
hu, ale zaroven bude pod vo-
jenskou kontrolou Polska. Pa
darewski, drfvejsi premier
Polske republiky, zasazoval Sc
o to po sest mesfci.
Geneva, IL. prosince. Sena-
tor Spojenych Statd McCor-
mick, jenz prijel sem dnes v
poledne z Parize, ztravil svdj
prvni den zeneve navstevou
hlavniho stanu Svazu Narodn a
hovory vidcimi cleny kon-
gresu. Navstivil Gabriela Homo
tauxe a Leona Bourgeoise a
rovnez sc setkal A. j. Bal.
fourem. Byl cestnym hostem ma
soukromem obede, vystroje.
mem p. Balfourem, kde lord
Robert Cecil, Mr.. Foster a jim
britstl zastupci byli pfitomni
Ackoli zachovaval mlcen
vzhledem k moznemu stanovis
ku pfistf americke administra
ce vnGi Svazu NarodG a pre-:
otazky, jez Sc ma neho zrovns
hrnuly, senator Mccormick da
ma vedomi americkym zpravo
dajim, ze jest proti mezina
rodnimu smircimu soudu nu
cenou arbitraci, ale nema pr.
namitek proti obcasnym shro
. mazd9nfm narodi sveta.
Prisel sem, pravil, aby po
, zoroval a zjistil pfftomny no
lspodarsky stav evropskych re
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
KRVAYE BOURE V PRAZE
Osmnact osob poraneno, kdyz policie
vystrelila do lidu pred budovou
parlamentu
DEMONSTRATE PREDCHAZELA BITVA MEZI
PRAVICf A LEVICf SOC. STRANY

Praha H. prosince. Oddeen policie pokousejici Sc
vypud demonstraty okol budovy paramentu dnes byo
obkceno napadeno rozvasn6nym lidem, tax ze sebe-
obranu pouzo strenych zbrani zranio nemen6 omnact
osob Gtyr Mich vazne
Vsechny vladn budovy jsou strezeny voiskem.
patek doso Ike krvave btv6 meZi stoupenci pra1 z:
levce sociasticke rany pred Ldovym domem maetken
sociane demokracke strany Majetek tento pred casem
byl zabran evici ktera jaa vydavat Rude Pravo
tiskarne "Prava Lidu ez nadale pod TIME maven
chazeo nde Vydavatelstvo "Prava Lidu, osobe vyda
vatee Ant N6mce obratlo k soud1m zadosti aby ma
ietek byl mu vracen a teto zadosti soud vyhovel
Kdyz patek mel byti soudnf rozkaz vykOnan, doSlo
hoove bv6 mez stoupenci sociaisticke pravce evice
pri cemz as padesa osob mez pocisty civsty blo
koncch vsak pravc podafilo vypudt levci
a uimout vlastnctvi najetku strany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13
ODZBROJOVACf PROGRAM
SELHAL.
Delegace Japonska ma kongre-
su Svazu NarodI prohlasila, ze
zemS ia nemIze odzbrojiti, po-
kad neucini podohne Spoj.
Staty.

Geneva, II. prosince. Prohla
siv ma kongresu SvaZu NarOdu,
re Japonsko nemGze pristoupi-
ii ma obmezeni vydani ma zbro-
jeni, pokud Spoj. Staty nebu-
dou clenem Svazu, aniz vazany
rozhodnutimi tohoto telesa,
viscount Kikujiro Ishii, zastup-
ce mikadovy vlady, dnes zni-
Gil kazdou nadeji ma svetove
odzbrojeni pro pritomnou do
bu.
Kdyz navrh zayazati vsech-
ny tleny Svazu k obmezeni vo-
jenskych a namornich progra-
MI ma rok 1922 a 1923 ma OBJ
nos nepresahujici omen vynalo-
zeny v roce 1921, prisel pred
vybor els. 6, ziskal silnou pod
poru a zvlaste anglicti delegati
S nadsenim pro neho hlasovali.
Kdyz vsak Sc dospelo k ia
ponsku, Ishii povstal prohla-
sill S velkym vzrusenim, ze jeho
narod nemIze pristoupit ma
zAdna omezeni vyloh ma zbro-
jeni, pokud budou narodove
mimo Svaz, zvlaste jedna veli'
ka mocnost".
Ponevadz pravidla kongre-
SUI vyzaduji, ze vsechny resolu-
ce museji byti prijimany jed.
nomyslne, navrh ma odzbrojenl
byl zmenen ma pouhe odporu.
ceni, ably clenske vlady Sc Wy.
nasnazily splniti jej v zajmt
sv6toveho miru.
Japonsky namorni program
hrnu,je e vynal o 3 e n
S15O,O0O,00O, v bezicim ber
MIN roce, kdezto vydani pro
tentyz ucel We Spoj. Statecf
bylo odhadovano sekretaren
namornictva mad S679,515,731
Die pritomneho program
Spoj. Staty hodlaji zbudovat
dve bitevni lodi a diva bitevn
kfizniky v 1923 ctyri bitevn
lodi ctyfi bitevni kfiznfky '
1924 q rovnez v 1925.
Die sveho programu Japon
sko hodla zbudovati v teze do
be osm bitevnich lodi a osm bi
tevnich kfiznikd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-13

veliteli, ktefi cell tam VOL
skum D'Annunziovym.
Pravi Sc. re nasledkem ne
povolnosti D'Annunziovy vlada
obmysli poslati mu ultimatum,
obsahujici vyhruzku zahajeni
offensivy proti n6mu. z kru-
hi blizkych basnfkI-revoluci-
onaru sd6luje Sc, re takova vo-
ienska demonstrate byla by
zrovna vitanou D'Annunziovi.
Nedavne prebehnuti vojen-
skych oddilu, jakoz i jednotek
Valecneho lod 'stva k D'Annun-
ziovi uspisi pry rozhodny krok.
Z&iezd gen. Caviglia do Opa-
tie byl We spojeni tim.
We Rjece doslo k divokym
sc6nam V sobotu, kdy clenovei
autonomnich stran, kteri jsou
zapfisahli nepratele D'Annun-
ziovi, byli sbiti legionari V od-
vetu "a prijetl resolucf odsuzu-
iicich basnika. Socialiste row.
nez byli napadeni.