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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
ming TOY" FEATURES
COSMOS BILL THIS WEEK

Johnny Singer and his "Dancine
Dolls" will be q striking feature %
Joe Woods new musical revu"
Ming Toy" an Oriental fantasy,
that will head the Cosmos Theater
bill this week. II is beautifully
costumed and staged and is called
The biggest act of the season, WITH
its cast OF eighteen people. 1t Is
replete with features of comedy, song.
novelty. specialties and laugh
makers, and has punch unusual
in the lighter productions.
Another gem will be Milton and
Sargen+ Aborn's comedy production,
The Profiteers," which isn't all
srowl, but full of fun as well. The
supporting bill will include Rose
Wise and company in a novel sur
prise: Jarvis and Marie, in a diver
sion OF songs, dances and quips
Clark and Beban, in some new and
breezy specialties, and Commodore
Tom" the most adorable pony w
the world.
The added matinee feature VIII
picture the rising young star, Thcr-
as Neighan. in Civilian Clothes,
and Mack Sennetps comedy. Ills
Youthful Fancy" viii head the list
Of other film attractions shown at
ali performances.
Today's excellent bill will be pre- =
scented for the first time at y. ~.
and continue until closing time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12

his theories regarding the raising OF
chickens Of the barnyard variety
N.sldrun entrusted Finney with the
management Of his poultry farm, ana
htked back to New York, Comment
in the belief that affairs would prog
ross smoothly in his absence HOW
ever. for The sake Of precaution ht
asked Phil OFT. who lives in Seattle
to drop out every week and see now
Finpey managcd with the farm
There was big demand for eggs
last summer. and Waldron, in New
York. was swelling over with sauslac-
don nj the thought OF liberal receipts
that must pour in when the laying
season got well under way.
But the business statements That
Finney sent in weekly began To sh5
an unhealthy falling of, so Wsldron
wired oct for an explanation.
II came. and answer was spicy and
20 the point. 4 telegram waiting
for Waldron at his office one morn
ing said:
"Finney bought new stock. $50 birds.
Big results expected.
An hour later a khaki-clad mercury
sped to his office with this disquiet-
ing news:
Disregard previous message. Fin
ney's birds took the prize at exhibit
and he bought the whole batCh--l5C
but they are OF masculine gender
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
THEY'RE LOOMING UP

beginning next sunday, "Lo"E Who's
Here" with CcCil Lean and Mlhs May
field viii be she attraction for week Al
the Shubert- GarricG
Trlxic FrlganSa heads the Monday bill
at u. +. KoiJhs next week.
'Th- Gr,u," q rlpylet written H. Dr
George ". Johnston, OF Washington ~
the feature attraction at the cosmos He%t
week.
9TH. P4rigtun Whirl,'' featuring 'hc
orr zinHl Bniy Watson, comes to the Gay
ety next week.
"AphrodIi.." the seasons most am an
bitious cxtr4va Eanza, viii be At Pois
for q week beginning neat sunday hlsh''
"Nsu.h,y Naughty Is the Folly at
traction for next week, beginning with
tho sunday matinee.
"Pittsr PaJtcr." a musical comedy sl'
cess now playing At the Lougacry ma
Ter New. lurK. comes To lAr ShuO'' -
Be.asco on January 3.
BEGINNING Mondar. bee. 20. Joseph
,'7,vthn-n in "'rhg Nalf Moon Inusl'ai
comedy. Hiil hold forth At the Nhuoha'
Theate..
RAYMOND Hl'chcock's "Hltcny- MOO
rggG." with julia Ssnderson ana q: J..
uuntlev will be at the Natohal ICF I"
week Beginning December -.
uu-ton Holmes photo-story OF tr ssei
MI week will he Venice and the itaHah
"A - o"
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"ALL JAZZ REVUE" FOR
FOLLY FANS THIS WEEK

The "All Jazz Revue" brand new
show in every detail, is carded for
the Folly this week, beginning with
today's matinee.
In the cast will be Lou Powers
Annette and Lillian Morette, Nadine
Grey, Pearl Hamilton-an remember
ed as being valuable acquisitions with
the show last season. and they are
ally supported by Happy Freyer
George SlocuIn and Jack Stanford
newcomers with this organizatio
but who have gained their laureIs IN
musical comedy and vaudeville. They
were cnga xed especially to enact the
various roles provided foe them in
the new boob.
Attention Is called to tho realistic
swimming number, used as male
for the first act. In this VIII be seen
the famous chorus of thirty nifty
jazzers. representing as many pretty
nymphs. and who, in addition TO be-
ing good singers and dancers, will
exhibit the latest models in bathing
costumes and do some perilous div
ing stunts.
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BABY CRANDS" FEATURE
OF BILL AT B. F. KEITH'S
lane and Katherine Lee Appear
In Comedy Sketch.

Jane and Katherine Lee, tn" Bapy
Grands1 OF motion picture fame, are
touring the Keith vaudeville circuit
and will! head the bill this week, com
mencing a. the matinee tomorrow.
They will be assisted by william
Phinney in The New Director by
Thomas J. Gray. II is comedy anu
in this lies their forte.
Jane is but seven and II half years
old now, while Katherine was born II
1910. Sotwithstanding the fact thai
neither OF them sings, dances, or plays
musical Instruments. their sense OF
humor and facility of expression lifts
them upon the higheS: plane OF comic
art, that is, according to the Eaudc-
Vile critics.
The extra added attraction will b.
the dance maestro, Ernest Evans and
his associate artists in wedding
Bells" a smart advertisement, with
Dorothy Gnaedinger. danseuse. and
Emily Clarke. soloist. An unusually
large company assists.
Third in order are Franker Wood
and Bunee Wyde, OF musical comedy
note, who will present here for tho
first time "AIl Right, Eddy a hokum-
aticai. disconnected tTavesty, with
Francois L'Eslee, soloist, and W. G.
Wilson. dancer and pantomimist.
Jessie Brown. formerly OF Kalmal
and Brown, is joined with Fife Wes-
ton in "Terpsichorean Cocktail With
= Kick"
Other features will he Bob Hall
The EXtemporaneOus Chap" Weave
ana Weave. In an aerial cUncett call
Cd Inf To- AY.,l,n lf,,i
and Bernard. 1.-THE Ultra ACCORDION
lists" Wilfred i Il Bots, 1.-THE Jongleur
Distingue;" Topics OF the Day" the
Kilograms. etc.
Today at 3 and S:15 y. m. at Keith's
the bill will offer Riggs and Witchie
Gertrude Vanderbilt, Grassy and
Dayne, and the others seen last week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
BOSTON ANS TO OFFER
LATEST In BURLESQUE
From Here to Shanghai Com
inc to Gayety Theater.

The Bostonlan Burlesquers, with
Author Frank Finney
at its head opens its annual engage
mcnt at the Gayety Theater with the
pro Mise Of Offering diversion OF an
exceptionally high character from
the standpoint Of entertainment
value
From Hero TO Shanghai" described
as Il musical chop suey,' is the piece
de resistance around which the &C
ton revolvcs. 1t has to do with the
lffairs OF quaint Irishman and an
cContric profes or. who is looking
for publisher TO bring out book
&c has written.
They become involved in search
with Secret Service agents for "A plate
which has been stolen from China
and on which is engraved the priced
formula for opium manufac ure.
Their well-intentioned efforts involve
them in various comedy situations.
from which they extract the nselves
only with the greatest difficulty.
Frank Finney and Phil Oft share
the comedy honors, and are assisted
by a cast which includes Jack Wits,
Jack Richards, Nettie Nelson, Blanche
Parouette. Tina Glenn and others, be-
sides n chorus of twenty graceful and
agile young women who are ade-
uuatcly--but not too adequately
c0stumed. The music for the rroduc-
ton was written by Harry l.. Afford
and many of the numbers readily lend
themselves TO whistling.
Various entertaining vaudeville
numbers are scheduled for introduc-
ton from time to time during the
progress Of the progam. a nong which
is dancing specially by John Ross
and Andy Francis.
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FINNEY KNEW CHICKENS.
BUT CANNOT PROVE IT

Charles Waldron and Phil OFT,
owner and comedian. respectively. OF
the "Bostonians" at the Gayety Theatcr
this week. have unlimited respect for
Frank Finney's Judgment as pro-
Queer and writer, but when IL comes
to placing confidence In the featured
star as q chicken fancIer, they always
beg of and ask to be excused.
Last summer. when Finney retired
To The untroubled wilds OF the North
,yrgt--ten miles from Seattle, TO be
exact Waldron asked him TO look
after his chicken farm. The comedian
was delighted with the opportunity
for ut last the chance seemed to have
como for him to put into operation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
CHINESE LULLABY GOES
FAST WITH PUBLIC

The Chinese lullaby in East Is
West" has sold 1,2At,672 copies (fig-
ures official from G.. SChirmer, Il c.
publishert, which demonstrates the
vogue that a song in successful
play may have, even though it IL not
"A dance craze.
Tho Lullaby was written by Robert
Hood Bowers, who had charge of the
incidental music for East rs West"
and offered by him to Fay BANTER
just before the New York opening as
- little thing OF my own She sang
II in the prologue. Figures tell the
rest of the story
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
"OLgVER CROMWELL" IS
COMING TO OUR STAGE

William Harris, jr., cab ed from
London last week that he had ac-
CURED producing rights to John
DrinkwHter's newest play. "Oliver
Cromwell" THIS drama VIII be pro-
duced in London during the current
season, and in New York shortly
thereafter ny Mr.. Harris.
At the time Mr. Harris went to Lon
don the world rights to this play were
in the hands of an English actor
manager. but one reading OF the
manuscript was enough TO make Mr..
Harris 80 Enthusiastic that he prompt
ly made arrangements to purchase
these rights for himself.
Two new DrinlIwater plays now
npond. the other being MARY, Queen
of Scots
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
NAMES TEN BEST

Burns Mantle, theatrical critic
of the Now York Evening Mall.
has picked the ten best p ay2
seen by him on the New YORK
stage last season.
"As for Mr.. Nantes choice
there may he somc--produ"ers
actors and authors rainly--whu
will disagree with him. 1T least
in his omissions. There are not
many who will deny that most
of the ten selected deserve the
compliment. although they may
think q few others do also, The
ten, in the order Mr. Mantle set
them down In his book, ere:
Abraham Lincoln Beyond the
Horizon The Famous Mrs,
Fair 'Dcclassce,' Jane Clog = .
The Jest. Wedding sofa,
,amma's AFFAIR Adam and
Eve and Clarence
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
Was With Skinner.

O. Il. Clarence, who plays MIR. Nor
land, In tho Charles Frohmsn pro-
duction Of Barrie's MARY Rose at
tho National Theater this week. was
seen here last season as the kindly
old horticultural with DTS skinner.
in "The Rise " Peter Barban.' later
kuown simply ~ "pictro."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
GREATER PENN GARDENS.

SIX special attractions are promised
the dancers Mt Greater Penn Gardens
this week. Tomorrow night viii be
"Friendship night Tuesday, Rose
mary waltz night; Wednesday. prize
waltz night; Thursday, tho ovcr-pop-
ular get acquainted night;" while ur
Friday ten special prizes will ~ d's
tr'buted TO the winners Of fox-trot
contest. and Satu day night the usual
hiV night e. pronilec'.
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GOING STRONG

With the Washington produc-
ton of "Mary Rose" opening mt
the National tomorrow. IL IL In
tercstlng 10 note that this new
est BHrrie pay has lust passed
Its :s5th performance In London.
Ii persists. MISC, with undated
force"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
Boosts First Year.

"Thc First Year" n new comedy
by and with Frank Craven. Is mGch
praised by George Jean Nathan, VINO
then goes on to say: with The BaG
Man II Is perhaps tho only American
play on view In New York al I've
present time that Is worth S.orna
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12
HIGH-BROw WEEK NOW.

Fritz IetberS Shekespearean reper-
,oire at the Shubert-Garrlck. Sir
James Barrie's Mary Rose" at the
National and David Belasco's starring
of Lionel Atwill, in "Deburau" at the
Shubert-Belasco.
For several seasons Mr.. Lciber has
been strong supporter of Robert
Mantcll. making excellent impress
slons wherever he appeared. Now he
il at the head of his own company
and his work has been well rec ived
In New York this season. Tomorrow
night Mr.. Leiber will appear in Mac
beth" following that with Hamlet
'rrhc Merchant OF Venice" Romeo
and Juliet" Julius Caesar and
Orchard the Third" a most ambi-
tious program.
Ruth Chntterton's appearance ~
MARY Rose" ~ sure to pack the Ma
tional Theatcr. for this talented
Young actress is a prime favorite here.
This latest play from the pen OF Si-
James NJ. Barrie has been the sensa-
lion Of London ever since IL opened at
thc Uaymarkct Theater last spring.
70 insure it's success here, Tom No.
bit. who originated the leading male
role In London, has been brought over
90 support Miss Ch1tterton.
"Debursu" IL n French comedy
adapted from the original OF SlCha
iultry by Granville Barker for it'
American presentation. Guitry play'o
Tire role in Paris with unqualified sue
cess, aud David Bclasco believes that
Lionel Atwill will be just as accept
. bic on this eide OF the water.
Lionel Atwill was leading man Win
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-12

Frances Starr in Tiger. Tiger Iili
rood work In that play has induced
Belasco To feature him In "Debur1u.'
The supporting cast includes HJb"rt
bruce, Joseph Herbert. sidney TolHr,
Rowland Buckstone, John l.. shine,
John Roche. Edmund Quincy. ST. Clair
Bayfield, Bernard 4. Reinold. Morgan
Farley. Elsie Mackay. Rose Coghl1n,
Margot Kelly pnd Helen Reimer.
Nora Baycs was as big q hit In
Philadelphia as she was here I'm "Iler
Family Tree" She opens in New
ork December %.
4 young donkey making its debut
at the New York Hippodrome has oc IN
christcnCl "Emc law Why
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-19

Washington, D. C. II. brez-
ma. - Vsecky faze prohibicnf
otazky budou vyslechnuty
pred nejvyssim soudem, drive
nez tento poda rozhodnuti o
platnosti prohibicniho dodat-
ku vynucovani Volsteadova
zakona.
Vyslechnuv dnvody v pripa-
dech Rhode Island, Kentucky
a Massachusetts,, soud povolil
dnes statu New Jersey, ably
mohl dodatek vyzkouseti. Sta
novil take den 20. brezna pro
vyslech ddvodu v jednani New
Jersey, v odvolani Christian
Feigenspana Newarku, NJ,
a odvolani vlady proti Manito-
woo Product Company We Wis
consinu.
Oba diva pffpady zahrnuji v
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NE.JVYSSf SOUD VYHOVEL MOKRYM
DUVODY sTATU NEW JERSEY BUDOU VYsLECH-
NUTY

sobe platnost prohibicniho do
datku vzhledem k vyrobe pi-
va, o nemz Sc tvrdi, re jest ne
opojne. Vlada vyhrala prvni,
vsak prohrala druhy pfipad u
nizsich soudn.
0 osmnactem dodatku stat,
New Jersey tvrdi, ze byl ne.
vhodne sestaven vzhledem k Q
patreni referenda v konstituci
81 statu ze kongres neovla-
dial moci regulovati zvyky a
morally lidu.
Annapolis, Md. II. brezna
Predloha. opatrujici vyrobu a
nrodei piva O ga pul procenta
lfhu. oznamena dnes vecer pri.
znive vyborem v poslanecke
snemovne. Predloha jest totoz-
nou 5 onou, jez prosla v zako.
nodarn6 statu New Jersey.
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Boz de1niCtVa o pflStaVni n1eSt0 Kie1
REVOLUCE TURECKYCH
NACIONALISTU.
Obsazovani Carihradu a zaty-
kani osmanskych predakH.

Londyn, Is. brezna. - Ones
ohlaseno bylo velke povstani
tureckych Macdonald, jejichz
vudcem jest plukovnik Jar
tayar, velitel V Trakii, jenz V
Drinopoli zridil neodvislou Via
du. Podrobnosti nejsou znamy,
ale ma Sc "a to, re V Turecku
Jest situace mnohem vaznejSi,
nez-li by Sc zdalo. Hnuti poci-
ma Sc siriti tez V Male ASH.
Jartayar vydal proklamaci,
kterou zavrhuje podminky pri-
merl mezi spojenci a tureckou
vladou a hrozi zbroine Sc po-
staviti vsem podminkam miru.
jez by byly pro Turecko nepri-
jatelnymi.
Cafihrad, IS. brezna. - TIE
ii den ob3azovani Cafihradu,
kdy vysazeno ma breh muzstvo
imposantniho spojeneckeho
lOd 'stva "a souGinnosti turecke
policie minul "a vSeobecneho
klidu. Mezi zatcenymi naleza-
il Sc Essad pasa, vGdce turec-
kych Macdonald Mohamed pa
sa, jenz byval pred valkou mi
nistrem valecnym a pozdeji
hlavnim primluvcim, ably Ca.
rihrad Sc dostal pod porucni-
ctvi Spoj. StatH.
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CHOVANf POLAKU MA
TESfNSkU.
Ostravske Ceske delnictvo
vra,il Sc do prace.

Praha, II. bfeZna. Kabelo-
gram Ceskoslov. Inf. Kancela-
re. - Ministr BeneS vcera V
Narodnim Shromazdeni prohla
sill o T6Sinsku, ze Polaky vyvo-
lavane boure ohrozuji plebi-
scit. Vlada ceskoslovenska ma
ridila podrizovat Sc beZpodmi-
neGn6 dohodove komisi ma Te-
Sine. trebaze rozhodnuti ie V
rozporu s naSim stanoviskem.
Ceskoslovenske organy uposle-
chilly, nikoliv Polaci. Polaci, by
zastrasili obyvatelstvo, uzivaji
terroru. Dosud hlaSenos 35 pri-
padu zjiStenych, jichz pGvod-
ci jsou polSti agitatofi, vetsi-
nou z HaliGe. Dohodove VOL
sko zabavilo mnoho zbrani.
Terror neustupuje pred autori-
tou dohodove komise. Tato po-
.vinna ziednat pofadek.
ZahraniGni ministerstvo Ce-
.skoslovenske Republiky ozna-
milo Spojencdm vsechny pripa-
dy, pozadalo o sesileni posad-
ky. Polska propaganda pracu-
lie pomoci vymyslu, lzemi, do
ma : dohodovem tisku.
ObYvatefstvo TesfnsKa Jest
prot PolakGm stejne We Spisi
q Grave. Polaci vidi, re pro-
hraii, proto jeiich taktika, KITE
rou my odmitame a proti KITE
rez Sc ohrazujeme. Varsavska
vlada mnohdy nespravne infor
movana. ie povinna odmitnout
nasili.
z Ostravy Sc sd6luie. re te-
ske d9lnictvo Sc vraci do pra-
ce, polske stavkuje. We FrySta-
tn isou vazn6 nepokoje.
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MADARSKY "OSTROV SVO-
BODY"

Mad arske delnicke organi-
SAGE zaslaly do Bruselu popis
hroznych pomeru V NADIA
sku. Die teto statistiky zavraz
deon bylo poslednich trech
me1icich Mad arsku ctyri IL
sice osm set lidi vedle "zakon-
nych" poprav. veznenych lidi
dnes V Pesti je 2100, ma venko-
We $4,000 muzu a zen. Tabory
internovanych isou parenistem
nakazlivych nemoci, internova
nj isou pravem slova smyslu
odsouzeni k smrti, denne deci-
movani hladem. zimou a memo
cemi. Dostavaii dvakrate dem
ne "jidlo" t. j. nepozivatelnou
polivku. Jeiich pribuzni jim
nesmeii dodati zadnych potra-
vim. Hrizy bileho teroru isou
nepopsatelne neuveritelne.
TAX dokumentarne ziist6ny
byly tvto pripady: Distoinic-
ky oddil Otsenburgiv dial "a
writ v Pesti Stepana Szabo a
Jana Morocco. Oba byli dovle-
ceni do muGirny V hotelu "Pa-
lace. kde byli zbiti zeleznymi
palicemi a V pravem slova
smyslu skalpovani, nacez byli
odvezeni do nemocnice. kdez
zemreli. Kapitan Friessbergea
zavrazdil V Siofokuse svym
muzstvem AZ lidi. Nekolik mrt-
vol bylo rozsekano a upeteno.
'Veznove byli donuceni. aby ie-
dli toto upecene lidske maso.
Kdo nejedl, byl zastrelen. Ten
to fakt potvrzen byl 16 hodno-
vernvmi svedky. Original pro-
tokolu bvl dorucen dohodove
komisi. Y Szeggzrardu byl zat
cen Sc SWIM svnem a zet6m
delnik Geza Deak. VSichni tri
bvli pro iakysi politicky delikt
beze vseho soudu obeseni. Dee
ra tohoto stareho delnfka byla
nucena dfvat Sc ma popravu Sc
svymi malickymi detmi. .Bylo
protokolarne ziisteno sedm-
nact pffpadd, kde, zavrenf byli
nuceni jfsti vykaly. Odbor. Ia
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DELNlCI PRO PIVO A VINO

New York, IS. brezna. Dele
gace iednoho sta vIdcG organi
Zovaneho delnictva ze statu
chvstala sc vcera odebrati do
ALBANY a pozadati spoletny
akcisni vybor senatu a assem-
bly,. adv pracoval pro odvolani
prohibice. Delegaci vede legi-
slativni vybor Central Fedora
ted Union Edwardem I. Han
nou. presidentem unie, iako
predsedou. Dopisuiicf taiem-
nix Bohm Sc vyjadril. ze delhi
ci predlozi DO te Thompson
Slacerovu predlohu pozadujici
$50 procentni pivo a 10proc.
vino. "Po pfedlozeni predlo-
nv" dodal Bohm, "zahajime
no celem state kampan "a ice
lem ieiiho priimuti. Cely DEL
nicky zivel re statu bude Sc o
kampan zaiimati kazda unie
vstoupi do rady V teto veci. u
ME neprestanou boiovati. do
kud Sc Jim nedostane piva
lehkeho vina."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-19
MOVE KRVEPROLITf v ITAL
SKEM DISTRIKTU.
Provdana pani zastrelila Ia
letneho stravnika.

V italske Gtvrti ma Wood
land Ave. udalo Sc vcera move
krveproliti, jehoz obeti stal Sc
Leo Pampalone, 30lety reznic-
ky pomocnik a vyslouzilec re
svetove vaiky. Zastrelila jej
panf Ant. Vicariova, 1896
Woodland Ave-, chot' vlaSske-
no zivnostnika a matka tri ma
lych ditek. Vrahyne Gin svuj
vuci uradum nepopira NEST
sky detektiv J. Sindelar zjistil,
ze tragedie udala Sc "a nasle-
dujicich okolnosti.
Pampalone byl u manzelu
Vicariovych ma strave a do me-
davna vlastnil s mimi spolecne
obchod reznicky a grocerni v
temze dome. Kdyz ale Vicari
seznal, re spolecnik a stravnik
dvori Sc jeho manzelce, zane
chal obchodu a zaletneho stray
nika vypovedel bytu. Vcera
mel Sc Pampalone vystehovat.
Nez ale Sc tax stale, navrhl
pani Vicariove, ably S MIN upr-
chla a stala Sc jeho milenkou.
Kdyz tato navrh zamitla, Pam
palone uderil il pesti do tvare,
nacez byl zatcen policii pro L.
tok a neporadne chovani. Eat
ceny opatril 81 vsak zaruku a
po SVEN propusteni z vazby "a
miril zpet do bytu Vicario-
vych, kde zminena pani sama
prodlevala. Pampalone chtel
Sc Ia odmltnuti a zatceni mstit
a do byvale sve stravovny vra-
til sc dvema revolyery, z
nichz jeden byl ostre nabity a
druhy bez naboju. Vicariova
tusila navrat mstiveho napad-
nika a rovnez bambitkou Sc o.
patrila. A kdyz Pampalone ko-
necne pfisel ma zminenou pa
nj zbran namiril, Vicariova ta-
sila Coltovu vojenskou sesti-
ranku a sveho skndce strelila
petkrat do prsou, takze byl
mrtev okamzite. Krveproliti u
dalo Sc V kuchvhi a vrahyne u
veznena Jest pritomne ma ustr.
pol. stanici, kdezto poznstatky
zasfeleneho poslany bvly do o.
kres. marnice. Pampalone ma
zenu a male ditko v Italii a do
Clevelandu pfibyl, dive leta
pred vvpuknutfm voiny. Man
Eel vrahyne byl rovnez policif
zatcen, aby tragedii svede-
ctvim svym objasnil.
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NOSKE PROTI MONARCHISTICKYM
DUSTOJNfKUM.

Stuttgart 18. brezna. "Byl sem sobe vzdy jst. ze
v9tsna armadnfch dstonk nkerak neni ych srdcich
oddana repubce ale nkdy isem 81 nepTedsavova re bv
mohli by tax poselymi pokus svrzen vlady vyia
drill Gustav Noske mnstr obrany zem6 dnesni vady
"Vetsna csafsky smyslecch dustojnki byla jiz pro-
pustena jne vyouceni arnady ocekva ale nemohu itch
propusf vice nezi salo jekoz nemame mezi repubk
ny dosatecny pocet distonikd pravde shopnych Nyni
armadu otistime ddojnky kte dopustl veezrady
nemize byti mlosti ami TeGi"
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byvay naGelnk generanho Ludendora pukovnik
Bauer JIM velitelove Luetwzova voska Berline Ham
burku. byi vastnm muzstvem zabit
Vojenske baraky Berlind Rosoku a Mekenbur;-Z I've
byly ozbrojenym dencvem dobyty prohasena vlada
Cee zapadni N6mecko jest die zprav pojeneho IT,
iz bolsevcke stale tax Cuxhavenu celem skoro
Sasku Wuerembersku Zpravy zfizovari vad sovetd
mnoz e vada nestaci ami uedn6 vyvracet
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-19

iemnfk julius Batta Salgo-
tariane bvl ostnatym dratem
zbidovan. re polomrtvy klesl k
2emi. DalSi pfipadv. uvedene
V memoranda, isou TAX straSne.
re lie t6zko ie vefeine vylicit.
Znasilnovani zen pred v6zn6-
nvmi manzelv a line zvrhle zlo
cinv isou ma dennim poradku "
mad arzkvch trestnicich. TAX
vvpada mad arskV "ostrov svo-
body. linz Sc Mad ari homo
sill pred celym sv6tem. raj,
do n6hoz by chteli znovu do
stat Slovaky! =
Vecer, %. dnora.