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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
CO. LEGISLATOR
IS A BUSY MAN

Representative Otto Fifeld Of Lake
county. has not been idle since the
special session Of the legislature con
vened. on the opening day he intro
duced amendments 70 the county unit
road bill which will make IL necessary
to have 250 signers to a petition for
construction Of a road. He would have
twenty-five names from each OF a ma
jority of the townships and in case It
is a county line road he wants ten
sfgners each from a majority Of the
townships in the counties affected.
Tuesday, Mr.. Fifeld introduced a
bill clarifying the duties Of township
trustees IN regard % the dirt roads
and TO their methods OF raising money
for the upkeep OF the dirt roads,.
He has decided not to place before
the legislature the amendments to the
tax law which he had under considera-
ton when h went to Indianapolis.
He has found that there is consider
able opposition to the various changes
suggested and does not believe it
would he advisable to attempt to frame
his ideas in a bill at present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
Sen. Elsner
There With
Horseplay
Democrats at Legislative
Session Busy Acting as
Obtsructionists.

TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 15.@Ou
OF the confusion of the special session
of the General Assembly one thing
looms as a certainty and that Is the
Republican majority is working IN
complete harmony and is making
steady strides towards the accomplish
ment OF real ~Structiveness with re-
gard to the Important measures.
AS the session progresses il is dem
strated la there are only three bills
before the assembly in which there Is
a great deal Of interest either on the
part Of the legislators or the public
in general. These three outstanding
issues are the state world war mem
orial project: the amendments to the
tax law and the plan to purchase a
state mine and coal cars.
Desperate efforts are being made by
the hand full Of democrats in the as
sembly to make political capital out
Of these measures. Every possible
play is being made by these members
in the hopes of placing the majority in
an ugly position and thereby erecting
the votes in November. But the polit-
ical intent Of the minority members
Is so manifest that they are in fact
making Jokes out Of themselves.
II had been predicted by political
leaders in both parties that the Dem
ocratic members would play good pol
itics and would not attempt horsepIay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your hair In
good condition. be careful what you
wash II with.
Most soaps and prepared shnmpoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle. and
is very harmful. Mulsihed c~ocoanut
oil shampoo (Which IS pure and en-
tirely greaseless). is much better than
anything else you can use for sham
pooling. as this can't possibly inture
the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with wa
ter and rub il in. One or two tea
spoonfuls will make an abundance Of
rich. creamy lather. and cleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily and removes every
particle OF dust. dirt. dandruf and 4x-
csssive oil. This hair dries quickly
and evenly. and it leaves it hns and
silky, bright. fluffy and easy TO man
age.
You can get Mulsifed ocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store, II
is very cheap, and a few ounces is
enough TO last every one In the family
for months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15

cialist candidate for president now
serving q sentence in Atlanta peniten-
tiary. polled e8 votes. The rest were
scattering. Gov. Lynn J. Frazier. the
n-on-Partisan league governor Of North
Dakota. receiving 9. Henry Ford u,
Louis F. Post. assistant secretary Of
labor IT and DR.. Herbert Bigelow, Of
Cincinnati, z.
ADVISE DROPPING DEBS.
Between the first and second ballots.
otto Branstetter. national secretary OF
the Socialist party. came before the
convention and advised the dropping
Of Debs' name. The convention there
upon decided to drop all but the lead
ing pair, Christensen and Malone. On
the next ballot Christensen received
1872 votes and Malone 174e.
1t was nearly 3 a. m. when a presi-
dential candidate was selected. Then
almost two hours the convention
wrestled and ~wrangled over a vice
president.
FoRD's NAME Up.
A score of names were presented.
Included among them were those Of
Henry Ford and Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait. Those present who were placed
in nomination fastened to withdraw
and the friends Of those who were not
there in person did the honors for
them. Finally only three were left.
Ford. Mrs. Gait and Hayes. Mrs. Gait
= in Europe and couldn't Withdraw
was not present Hayes had pre-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
MEETING SHOWED
LACK OF INTEREST
Indiana Harbor Reformers
Effect an Organization
Last Night.

A further lack of interest in Attor-
ney w. J. Murray's campaign to rid
Indiana Harbor of all dives, gambling
Joints and blind pigs was last night
manifested when only a handful Of
citizens showed at the meeting in tho
civic club rooms to hear the scheduled
reports of the committeees which were
appolnted two weeks ago. In addition
10 Attorney Murray there were only
two other mber OF the committees
present and it developed upon Murray
TO report for each OF the three COM
mittees. About twenty-five were
present. seven or eight of whom were
negroes.
The only action Of the entire meet
ing was taken in the last few min
utes when II was decided Ito organize
all present and all others who care
10 Join into a club to rid the city Of
all crime. eecure evidence and file
charges before the Safety Board" The
club VIII be known as the Indiana
Harbor Clean-Up club and Is TO remain
in existence, according 10 Attorney
Murray.
A J. Burns. the electrical c~ontrac-
tor, was selected as chairman Of the
organization after ". E. Jewell had
refused to act in that capacity. Mr..
Jewell first explained that he did not
have time and then decided that the
chairman Of uch an organization
should be one who was not a mill man
since the duties would require that
the chairman be able to observe con
ditions daily. Shelley Howard. a negro.
was elected vice chairman. and A.
c. Burgin. seoretary-manager of the
Civic club. was chosen as secretary.
In reporting for the committee.
which was appointed to meet with the
mayor and Board of Safety. Attorney
Murray explained that little satisfac-
ton had been received by the commit
tee, but tina the mayor. chief of po-
lice and Board OF Safety had promised
that the city would continue TO be as
quiet as It is at present Most Of the
joints. Attorney Murray reported. had
closed after the first meeting two
weeks ago. but insisted that they
would open again as soon as the citi-
Gems laid down on the Job. For this
reason he urged that a permanent or
ganization be formed
Since the chairmen Of the two com
mittees were not present, Attorney
Murray also reported for them and
stated that the finance now
has almost enough mozey pledged 70
do anything that may be necessary and
that the committee appointed to Sc
cure names has listed more than forty
places which have been operating
contrary TO Law.
A clean city is not the chief thing
TO desire. according to Attorney Muir
ray. who stated that he would rather
make it hot for some Of the city Of
hcials. IF I had my choice of clos
ing every dive, gambling joint and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15

viously had his name withdrawn but
the convention would not hear OF IL.
WAS DRAFTED.
With dawn breaking over the roof
tops and most of the delegates nod
ding YEARLY in their seats. the con-
vention decided that Hayes would
have to allow himself to be drafted
for the job and he was.
Christensen was to the La
Dor group a week ago. and he was but
little known TO the Forty-eightets
when they met here. He was chosen
chairman OF the ~Forty-eight
convention and rapidly gained popu-
larity. He was one of the earliest ad-
vocates Of a third party coalition. He
is 40 years old and unmarried. He
graduated from Cornell university IN
1897 and has been practicing Law IN
Salt Lake City in recent years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15

.Czucko. who is 40 years old. married
and three children. Is charged with
having forged and mutilated more than
5000 worth Of Illinois Steel company
pay checks. He was -apprehended after
he paid a fruit store owner S12 for a
check of the same amount which he
intended TO alter the amount and raise
the check.
With white ink, he would blot out
the amount or the check. let II dry and
with an ordinary rubber stamp ne
would stamp any amount or the check
that he wished. the check then pre-
senting a boni-fde appearance. He
never raised the checks to an eInount
exceeding 800. it is said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
Bargains Equal to Those of the Fl

New lots of merchandise are now being unpacked for tomorrow. In spite
OF the general advance of materials and labor, W we're able to purchase
immense lots of highly dependable merchandise at the lowest prices IN
several years Those who attended this sale the early part of the week can
verify this statement
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
CHECk-RAISER
NOW IN Tolls

The neat for crooks. hold-up men,
burglars and other criminals which
the Gary police have spread over the
city in the recent crime wave yielded
a clever checker raiser.
He gives his name as Mike Czuczko.
Maryland street. and with the
aid Of the Gary authorities was AXE
into custody by private detectives from
the Burns Detective agency in Chicago.
They have been working on the case
for nearly a month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15

blind pig in the city or Of getting the
heads of some Of those in authority.
I should prefer 10 get the heads OF
those officials" he stated.
W. E. Jewell. president OF the In
diana Harbor Civic club. who has
presided at all of the meetings was
very particular last evening 70 i'm
press that the cleanup organization
lis not a Civic Gu proposition but
stated that IT was entirely under the
auspices Of citizens OF the city and in
dependent of the club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15

manded. through his son. that his name
be Withdrawn from the balloting. n
Labor platform. a program declaring
for naturalization Of resources. de-
mocratization of Industry and other
far-reaching economic reforms, was
too radical for the Wisconsin senator.
TWO N al FIGHT.
This left the main fight between
Christensen and Dudley Field Malone.
former collector OF the port Of New
on the first ballot Malone led
with 1868 votes. as against 1911 for
Christensen. Eugene V. Debs. the So
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
T TO
DOG OWNERS

or account OF the approaching hot
weather when dogs are particularly
subjected to attacks Of rabies, it is my
duty to issue this notice, effective
ninety days from July 1st.
That any person harboring q dog
must have same muzzIed while running
at large. This p~recauation must be
taken at once. Policemen have or
ders t. kill all unmuzzled dogs found
running at large. 7-i4-2t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
WRECKING OF AIR
MATERIALS BEGINS
Exclusive Cable to The I. N. S. and the
London Daily Express

LOndoh UhIly EApTebb
GENEVA. July 15.-Destruction of
German military air materials in ac-
cordance with the terms OF the treaty
Of Versailles has begun. according 70
advices received today from Frieder-
ichshaven. The work is being carried
out under supervision OF allied army
officers at Friederichshaven. where
there are balloon and airplane fac
tories. n elsewhere in Germany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15

If you have not been among the thrifty throngs that have been cowdme
this store yer since this sale opened you had better make arrangements t
be here tomorrow. The values improve as the sale advances, many ode
lots Of merchandise have received new prices for Friday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
MADARI STROJl MONAR-
CHISTICKE PIXIE.

Widen 4. cervna. Rakouska
vlada pozadalo Mad arsko o.
kamzite vysvetleni monarchi-
stickeho spiknuti, jez bylo OBJ
jeveno Ma mad darske stran6
vychodniho pomezi. Jest to po-
vazovano "a nejvazn6jSi kom-
plot az dosud objeveny. Kan
cler Renner postal pro mad ar
skeho vyslance a sdelil mu, re
s dorozumenfm Mad'a 'aru 1000
dfivejsich rakouskych dustoj-
nlkn bylo nalezeno sorganiso-
vanych ma mad arske stran6
hranic a re planem bylo vtrh-
nouti We vhodnem okamziku
do Rakouska a prohlasiti mo-
narchii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
kONCRES PRY JE WHEN
DRAHOTOU CUKRU.
w ashington. 4. Ceryna.

Washington, a. cervna. =
Kongres, pon6vadz neuplatnil
nutne zakony, kdyz bylo zrej-
mo, re hrozi svetovy nedosta.
tex cukru, zavinil pry pfitom-
nou drahotu die zpravy men,
sinoveho vyboru, jenz vysetro-
val urceni ceny "a louisiansky
cukr generalnim navladnim
Palmerem. Palmerovym jedna-
MIN We schvaleni primerene ce-
ny "a louisiansky cukr, tvrdi
Sc We zprav6, dosazeno bylo
vysledkn, jichz nemohlo byti
dosazeno jinak, jezto p6stitele
tftinoveho cukru byli vyjmuti
2 pdsobnosti Leverova zakona.
Rovnez poplaSne zpravy a reci
ma sklonku minuleho roku a ma
zacatku pTitomneho roku mely
pry vliv ma cukerni situaci,
jezto lide, ktefi NELL penize, Sc
zasobili mad svoji po potrebu
a tim pax vznikl skutecny ne
dostatek a drahota.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
VLADNf PUJCKY VETERA-
MUM ZE SVETOVE VALKY.

Washington, a. cervna. -
Senatni vybor ma verejne po-
zemky odporucil priznive pred
lohu senatora Boraha, jejiz IL
celem jest pomahati veteranim
re svetove valky v kupovani
farem a predmestskych domo-
VII. K tomu cili ma byti vynalo-
zeno S30O,OOO.O0O V pristich
deseti letech a V zadnem jed
notlivem roce nema byti vyda-
no vice nezli S5O,00O.O00. O
pfedloze bude uvazovano az v
prosincovem zasedani. Die pro
jektovaneho zakona vetera-
Mum byly by poskytovany phi
eky V maximalnf castce $4,000
k zakupovani farem pred
mestskych domov1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
ANGLE SESILUJE VOJEN-
SK.OU POSADKU v IRSKU.

Cork, Irsko, A. Gervna. -
Bitevni lodi Warspite a Vail
ant prijely dnes do pristavu V
Corku a prelozily znacny po-
Get muzstva namorni pechoty
ma torpedoborce, ma nichz do
praveni byli do Queenstown
a tam vysazeni ma pevninu. Ma
transportu Czarina privezeno
bylo 1900 vojakG, ktefi podani
do Wexford, Waterford, Cork
a jinych okresG, kde udaly Sc
neb hrozi vytrznosti. Blize
West Meaht revolucionari W.
trhali zeleznicni trait, nasled-
KEN cehoz vysinul Sc vlak, We
zouci naklad rizneho zbozi.
Londyn, 4. cervna. - Win
ston Spencer, sekretar valky,
prohlasil We snemovne poslane-
cke, ze pfitomne jest ctyricet
voznic (tanks) a % aeropland
v Irsku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
POVESTI 0 MOVE OPERACI
MA PRESIDENTU WILL
SONOVI.

Washington, A. cervna. -
Povest z Chicago, re bratri
Mayove, prosluli chirurgove z
Rochester, MINI. byli povold-
nj do Bileho Domu, ably prove
dli operaci ma presidentu Will
sonovi, byla prohlasena "a bez-
odkladnou V Bilem Dome dnes
.vecer. Zadne uredni prohlaSe-
nj nebylo vydano, aysak Tu-
multy, sekretar presidentuv
pravil, re Zprava Sc nezakla-
da ma pravde a re zdravi pre-
sidentovo Sc nezhorSilo V po-
sledni dobe.
Rochester, MINI. A. cervna.
= Y odpov6di ma pov6sti, re
bratri Mayove byli povolani do
Bileho Domu, DR.. G.. H. Mayo
dnes vecer pravil:: "Nemam
zadne informace, jez bych dial
ma verejnost. Vyrozumivam, ze
byly jakesi reel vzhledem k to-
mu, ale neni mic urciteho, po-
kud ia VIM" DR.. G.. H. Mayo
prohlasil rozhodne, re nebyl
pozadan, aby zajel do Wash
ingtonu. Kdyz byl upozorn6n
ma moznost, re snad bratr ja-
no, DIR. William J. Mayo, byl
povolan, pravil: "Dr. Will pri-
tonne travi prazdniny plave-
MIN Sc pc rece Mississippi. Mi
zete rovnez rici, re nevime nj
echo o povestech, jake by pre-
sident Wilson mel prijeti do
Rochester"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
GOMPERS FROTI ZASAHO-
VANf DO MEXICkYCH
ZALEZITOSTf.
Washington, 4. cervna.

Washington, A. cervna. =
Samuel Gompers, predseda
Americke Federace Prace, od-
suzuje zpravu senatniho pod
vyboru, jenz po vysetreni po-
rlari Mexiku, odporucil Wy
slani policejni hotovosti do sou
sedri republiky, lee by Mexiko
zarucilo bezpecnost americ-
kych obcann. "Zprava senatni-
ho podvyboru, jenz vysetroval
romery v MeXiku, "a predsed-
nictvi senatora Alberta B. Fal-
la, znamena prohlaseni, re lee
by Mexiko prijalo novou usta-
WI die prani americkych olejar
skych a banskych zajmG, Via
da Spojenych Stati zakroci"
pravil Gompers. ~ kazd6 rad
ky te zpravy cisi zrovna nepra-
telstvi proti Mexiku".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
MADARI PODEPSALI MIRO
YOU SMLOUVU.
Ucinili to 5 tezkym srdcem a
nadeji, ze bude podrobena
revisi.

Versailles, A. cervna. Mirova
smlouva Uhrami byla pode-
psana Grand Trianon palaci
Zde O 4:25 dnes odpoledne.
Francouzsky premier Mile
rand dostavil Sc nejdrive do
palace a brzy po mem prisel p.
Hugh G. Wallace, americky
velvyslanec. Pan Wallace Sc
del ma pravici p. Milleranda,
kdezto lord Derby, briticky
velvyslanec pro Francii sedel
po jeho leve strane. Recky
kral Alexandr, jenz proceduru
sledoval velkym zajmem, zG-
stal stati.
Mad arsti delegati prisli We
4:23. Jakmile Sc posadili, pre-
mier Millerand povstal a ozna-
mil proste, re smlouva predlo-
zend jest overenou kopii smlou
Wy, jez dorucena byla mad ar
ske delegaci. PAX vyZval ma
d'arske delegaty, ably pristou-
pill a smlouvu podepsali.
"My podepsali jsme neJtezsf
ze vsech smluv,' pravil jeden
re clenu mad arske delegace
po ceremoniich, "avSak ucinili
jsme tax nadeji a ddvere =
jeji revisi. Odriznuti dvou tre-
tin naseho uzemf, S nasimi do
ly, lesy a vetsinou nasich in
dustrialnich zajmu zpGsobi ia
kove hospodarske obtize, re
bude je mono rozlustiti jedine
revisi smlouvy."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
AMERICKA SOKOLSKA VYPRAVA
JIZ MA MfSTE.
NADSENE UVfTANf V BUDEJOVICfCH VESELf,
TABORE, BENESOVE A V PRAZE.

Vyprava Sokolstva americkeho prbyla do Prahv o.
du dopoedne byla pfjaa ceym narodem tax nadSen6 ia
ko zadna lima pfedesych. Pc 1rednim uvan byla pvn
pribylych Amercand Zon kde muv Scheiner
rosta Ceske Obce Sokoke Po muvil mesta
Prahy dr. Baxa mnistr Stanek nekok AmeriGanu meska
jicch z dfednfmi posanim des dobu Praze la prf
choz vylenlky nchz parno byo veke rozechven pro-
muvl sarosa amercke obce sokolske Pacek P vitani
dehraly sceny, jez vesnu ucastnkG pohnuly szam
sobotu neb patek prime vypravu sam president repu
bky, Masaryk Lod' Mauretane prijea do Cherbourgu
obotu clenove vypravy naeza z nedel ma ceste
Pafize do Svycarska ery dopoledne Buchsu ma
cch Tyroska Svycarska presedla prava vysla
neho vlaku repubky pred punoc byo prvn ma p6
de osvobozene vas Ceskych Budeovicich Vzdor nocnm
hodnam pfsel amercke krajany uvat Tabor podobne
salo Veseli Renesove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05

Hoovera, kterf gen. Wooden
dokazali, re maji "a sebou Ii
dovou politickou podporu.
"Nemohu rfci, jak senator
Johnson neb p. Hoover posu-
Zovali by ohromujici arrogan-
ci toho, co Sc deje nynf V pred
sinich Coliseas avSak znam je
dosti dobre abych vedel, re a.
nj ma okamzik netrpeli by We
SVEN vlastnim zajmu nespra-
vedlive a bezohledne taktiky
narodniho vyboru a re by je
energicky pranyrovaly, kdyby
byli jimi dotceni.
TX tomu mohu dodati, re
Woodova sila, sc silou John
sonovou, snadno muze kontro-
lovati konvenci, a kdezto ma
rodnl vybor treba jest prllls
kratkozrakym, nez ably vedel,
re to CO tropi, must nevyhnu-
telne vesti Ike koalici techto
dvou sill, jsou JIM lide, kteri
to dobre postfehuji."
Prohlaseni Mosesovo pnsobi-
10 ma starou gardu jako kdyby
bomba byla vrzena do jejiho
stredu. Jest to predzv9sti po-
dobne boure, jez zmitala re-
publikanskou konvenci v roce
1912 a vynesla pozdeji ma po-
vrch progressivni stranu. Sc
nator Moses naznacuje moz-
most koalice progressivnich
! sill ma vyrvanf konvence z mo-
ci stare konservativni kliky, a
to mohlo by miti nasledky da-
lekosahle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
VILLA UPLACHL SVYM
PRONASLEDOVATELOM.

Ell Paso, Tex, A. cervna. =
Uniknuv svym pronasledovate-
lum po porazce u Parralu,
Francisco Villa Sc svoji tlupou
banditu pret'al znova zeleZnit-
nj a telegrafni spojeni mezi
Santa Rosalia Jiminez, die
zprav obdrzenych zde dnes.
Vladni vojsko, pod velenlm ge
neralti Escobara a Enriqueza,
Gosud pokousi Sc zajmouti Viii
lu. Dodatecna vojenska hoto-
tost tahne do statu Chichua-
kua z jihu a V Rampant proti
banditskemu nacelniku bude e
rergicky pokracovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-05
WILSON VETOVAL ROZPOCTOVOU
PREDLOHU.
JEST PRY NEUSTAVNf, PONEVADz UPfRA PRESI-
DENTOVI PRAVO sESADITI JEHO VLASTNf
JMENOVANCE.

Washington, 4. cervna. -
Predloha, kterou mel byti zalo
zen narodni rozpocet, cili bud
yet, byla vetovana dnes vecer
presidentem Wilsonem.
Osnova uznana byla presi-
dentem "a neustavni, pone-
vadz befe mu moe sesaditi S
ufadu generalniho kontrolora
a priruciho generalniho kon-
trolora, ufedniky, kteri byli
by ustanoveni Jim s dorozume-
MIN schvalenim senatu.
President pravl, re vraci
pfedlohu zp6t bez sveho pod
pisu "nejveSim politovanim"
jezto jest ''v pine sympatii S
iejimi uGely.' Dodal, re il
vraci "jak nejdfive mono mu
bylo V nadeji, re kongres ma
jde cas- k napraveni teto chy-
by?"
Pozde vecer ucin6n byl We
snemovn6 poslanecke pokus
prijati predlohu pres veto pre-
sidentovo. Votum bylo 178
proti 103, cili dev6t hlasG
meme nez bylo treba k docileni
dvoutretinove vetSiny. Tricet
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BOURLIVA.
WOOD A JOHNSON HROZf SPOJITI SVE Silly PRO-
I'll STARE GARDE" OVLADAJICl NARODNl
VYBOR

Chicago, a. cervna. = Pri-
ma vyhrGzka, re bude uzavfe-
ma koalice mezi silami Woodo-
vymi a Johnsonovymi ma ovlad
mutt republikanske konvence
byla dnes vrzena proti konser-
vativnlmu krfdlu strany, ovla-
daiicimu narodni vybor.
Kdyby k tomu doslo, mohlo
by to znamenati nominaci "a
presidenta senatora Hirama
w. Johnsona z California. Ia
roven vsak da Sc ocekavati, re
konservativci rovnez by sc spo
Jill ma jednom kandidatu a boz
byl by sweden do krajnostl a
dokonce mohl by byti pfenesen
do volebni kampane.
VyhrGzku tlumocil senator
George H. Moses z New Hamp
shire, manazer gen. Wooda v
jiznich statech a jeden jeho
nejprvnejsich podporovatelu.
Nasledovalo to dalSi rozhodnu-
ii narodniho vyboru neprlzni-
We gen. Woodovi. Kontest z
George byl vyrizen We pro-
speech delegatu priznivych guv.
Lowdenovi Illinoisu a Woo
dovi delegati byli odmrsteni.
Prohlasiv, ze narodni vybo1
pocina 81 zrovna takovou beZ-
ohlednosti jako roce 1912
kdy vedlo to k roztrzenl stra-
ny, senator Moses pokracoval
"Rikam to ovsem z toho dG.
vodu, re pfeji kandidature
gen. Wooda. Avsak tyka Sc te
stejn6 senatora Johnsona a p
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mestnani u Columbus Asphalt
Company a pracovali ma klade-
ri dlazby blfze Barberton. 20
hat ena tela muza vrzena byia
tficet stop vysoko do vzduchu.