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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

Salvador l. the smallest and most
densely populated country In Latin.
America.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

Ee't'raiion II the Louvaln library
VIII cost the Germans 81 00o. O0O
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Free-Love Will of $4,000
Legal Says Court

ASHLAND, Miss Oct 20.-Thc
case in chaneery OF Lake vs. Maxwell,
where the will OF Billie Tim Smith
fwhite) was tested for validity, was
decided i'll favor OF Mrs. Mamie Lake
(colorcd) here late last week. The
case has attracted much attention be
cause the entire estate OF $4,000 was
willcd to the colored woman and her
two children, generally recognized to
be the free-love offspring OF Smith
and the Lake woman. A bitter fight
for the possession of the property was
waged by Mrs. L. A. Maxwell (whitc)
Smiths aunt, and the apparent heir to
the fortune
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Loop Dentists Who Sc
gregate, Locate on
South Side

The Boston Dental Co, located at
l35 s. State street, have opened large
and attractive quarters at the cor
ner OF 35th and State streets, more
particularly at 3457 S. State street.
This company is already operating
under the name of the Hall Dentists.
They are making elaborate prepara-
tions for colored trade although
they are white, and in their loop
establishment see fit to segregate col
ored patients and put them in quar-
tiers separate from the rest OF those
who are desirous OF having dental
work at fancy prices.
Plan a Museum in Connection.
These enterprising "professional"
men plan TO conduct a free museum
in the lobby of their building and
many of the people of the South
Side. which are mostly eolored, are
expected 10 be attracted by this free
show Many OF the colored people
OF the community. have expressed
their disapproval of the establish
ment One gentleman who resides
nearby was heard to remark that he
thought that such procedure by such
people was an insult to the profes-
sional men of the neighborhood and
reflection on the intelligence of the
race. One OF the employees of the
said firm was heard to remark that
they did not believe in mixing, not
withstanding the fact that they ex-
Ipect TO get living from the COM
lmunity.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
STORIES OF
RAP|NE STIR
NATION
Furor of Indignation Results
in Federal Probe of Amer
lean Misgovernment

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Oct. 20
The critical presentation OF facts
bearing on the Haitian situation by
]. Weldon Johnson, OF the n A. A.
{. p. who was sent TO Haiti 10 IN
vcstigate rumors OF wholesale muir
ders by American marines there has
attracted such widespread attention
as to awaken the American govern
mcnt to thorough investigation OF
the matter, causing the appointment
OF Admiral Henry /. Mayo. ADMIRAL
JaHa0iiysr. and Brig stsru.rzi -Prns
dleton, to be named as a special court
of inquiry, authorized to send for all
persons aud papers, and to sift every
particle OF evidence II appears from
evidence obtained aud afterwards
suppressed that the American ma
rines in Haiti had carried on par
tidl wholesale slaughter OF natives,
and had committed some OF the most
cruel and inhuman acts upon inno-
cent and inoffensive Haitians uHdcr
the guise that these people were
bandits
! Other Charges Preferred.
On numerous occasions the people
affected have cndcayorcd 10 bring
their protest before the proper au-
thoritles for investigation and cor
rcction, but in every instance some
exceptional influence had prevailed,
Continued on page g.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Complain of Segregation
at Harding Rally

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct % The
colored voters OF tins city are worked
into fever heat Of indignation at
the alleged discriminatory orders of
the Republican managers. who or
dercd the segregation OF colorcd peo-
pie at a Harding rally here last
Thursday night. The rally occurred
at the armory and was advertised as
an open meeting Tor all Republicans.
When they were told to 90 to the
balcony. hundreds OF colorcd z oters
left the meeting in Indignation fhis
act has caused the prophcf that
thousands OF voters will bolt 2 Re
publican party on election d
One Louisville paper ad es lis
readers that 2l,000 buttons being
made reading Vote Tor | 1T. and
Vote No on the Bond lssn,' vii.
liam s. Lovett is the colorcd candi-
date for the board OF education.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Other Charges Preferred.
DIG UP BODY or SLAIN
CHILD

liriday night Albert Clark l950 ~.
kinzie street. noticed MS dog
scratching up some object 1p The cor
ncr OF the back yard. 'Upoh investi-
cation it proved to be thee body OF
a 4-year-old girl, later idehtihed as
Edna Mae Johnson, daughter OF Mrs.
Nellie Nicholson. 900 n. Lincoln
street
Mrs. Nicholson appeared at the ".
Chicago avenue police station to ask
the police to find her daughter. and
her husband, the stepfather OF the
child 1t was then that she learned
OF the discovery OF the child's body.
Upon examination, Clark told the
police that Roy Nicholson had
brought the baby to his house on
Sunday morning. He denied any
knowledge OF the murder.
Nicholson has disappeared. The
police are looking ior him. Clark IS
being held as a witness.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
u. S. Probes Haitian Charges
CLAIMS OTHER MAN
POSED AS WlFE'S
BROTHER
Says She Asked That Cot Be
Put in brothers" Bed
room For Her Use


The case OF Matthews y. Matthew
was called before Judge Fisher
Thursday Oct. IA, and finally eon-
cluded the following day. Ihe case
attracted considerable attention and
each side was represented by an array
OF talent Mrs. Rosella Matthews.
38l7 Vernon avenue, was represented
by liarris q. Gaines OF the law hrm
OF Ellis and Westbro9k. "hiic Leon.
ard II Matthews. the husband oil
5.9o+ Indiana avenue, was represeni,e,td
by John L. Wilson and ". l.. Moili-
son
Tried Before Jury.
a Jury was called upon to deter
mine whether or not the husband was
or was not guilty OF the charges al
leged, namely, non-snpport MAI
thews eontended thal nc had always
supported ms Mffei and had silfeq ~.
coniorna'sy WITH als &ovss
.uhtu 1t came ia ms attei, 'aP1a-stna !
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
H0LDUP TALE
ASSAILED BY
WITNESSES
State to Act in Spite of Ac4
quittal by Prejudiced
Coroner's Jury

On October ist, story was cIrcu-
lated to the effect that Indiana fiar-
Dor. Ind, which is near Chicago, was
in the throes OF terrible race riot.
1t was learned from scattered reports
mostly from the white press, that 1t
was not riot but an attempted
ho1dup by three bold black bandits OF
a saloon in Indiana Harbor and that
these bandits had been caught red
handed and slain as they attempted to
escape.
Coroner's Jury Dismisses Accused.
A few days later the story of the
holdup was verified before the cor
oner's jury and the accused were dis
charged preemptorily. 1t is said that
representatives from colored publica
tions visited the scene of the crime
and were told in gruff tones to leave
lin hurry or they would suffer the
Isame fate OF the bandits. II is said
athat hpnshRaskzwh hans<l1I1H =
: the Last Chance saloon. was seen
lnervous1y lingering his revolver when
the colored reporters appeared. These
suspicious actions led to further in-s
vestigation that has brought to light.
a gruesome story of cold-blooded
murder and hideous facts surround
ing. sa
The New Story. 6a
From three alleged eyewitnesses OF
the white race and four of the col
ored race, it was learned that Yancey
Jenkins, William Wilmore and Ar
chic Higgins were slain in the Last
Chance saloon on Michigan avenue
in Indiana Harbor on the evening
OF October tie first at $50. That
their slayers we're the saloonkeeper,
hunchback mill employment agent
and third whose identity has not
yet been confirmed. The staying
grew out of crap game i'll the saloon
in which the colored men won a few
hundred dollars After winning this
money the men were rega1ing them
selves with the liquid refreshment
Continued on page g.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
ROSCOE SIMMONS CALL
MARCUS GARVEY
"MAD MOSES"

I'm recent issue OF a St. Louis
colored paper which it is learned the
famous orator" Roscoe Simmons,
has secured a controlling interest III,
comes out with the surprising state
ment that Marcus Garvcy IS mad
and that he is a false prophet. Ros-
coe Simmons is expected TO speak i'll
New York soon and at that time he
will be brought to task, 1t IS SAID,
Tor the accusation that he has made
against the leader of the Universal
Negro Improvement Association and
the Black Star Line. This Roscoe
Simmons is the same Roscoe SIM
mons who has been making foolish
oratorical outbursts over the country
devoid OF substance and constructive
plan.
Garvey Followed by Millions.
The Garvev movement is gaining
popularity ali over the country and
boasts over two million members,
and it is under this institution the
Black Star Line Company was los
tered and the Negro FACTORIES Cor
marathon was established. The plan
OF Garvey is essentially economic and
i, being heralded as the greatest force
that the world has yet known IN
awakening race consciousness III
Negroes and race pride among de.
,pised groups. 1t has been stated
by some OF the leading scholars OF
the country thai even il the GarVey
movement fails, that it has done more
toward making Negroes think col
Iectiyely than any other institution
in the country. This institution Is
manned and controlled entirely by
colored men.
Simmons Scored by Race Leader .
In recent meeting in Chicago
lanes Walker Hood Eason, who has
been elected by the n. l. ?. A. leader
OF American Negroes, stated that the
attack from this gentleman was un-
warranted because he was in ignor-
ance as to the plan and methods OF
the organization. Eason further
stated that he would challenge the
"world famed orator" to debate any
issue tangent to the Negro question
and that he would convince him OF
his unftness to attack such a colossal
and stupendous project as the Black
Star Line Assn.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23

"Alabama Rosebud the only
name by which the slayer Is known,
was charged with murder resulting
from the criminal assault upon Mrs.
Selby. at whose bome the slayer was
Il roomer The assault occurred on
April 20, 1918, and the victim died
May /. 1918 Following the assault
Rosebud escaped and was captured
in the month Of September OF the
same year in Chicago.
Previously Confined to Asylum.
Upon the arrest Of the slayer. he
was held to the grand jury on a
charge OF murder and Atty. Barnett
was retained. The prisoner appeared
for trial before ludge Kersten OF the
Criminal Court 1t was learned IN
the course of the trial that the de-
fendant had been previously con-
fined in an insane asylum in Ken
t,icky, but was released while still OF
unsound mind The jury found that
the defendant was still insane at the
time OF the commission OF his crime,
and recommended that he be commit
ted to the penitentiary for the Grim
inal insane.
Atty. Barnett Is the son OF former
Asst States Atty Ferdinand l.. Bar
nett.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
U. S. May Demand Naval
Base i'm Haiti

PORT Al PRINCE. Oct. 20.-In-
formation from highest government
circles has revealed the. fact that the
American government IS considering
demanding the right to establish a
naval base at Port -AuPrince, the
capital, Haitians are tremendously
stirred al the rumor, inasmuch as they
are mindful of the reign of terror i'm
posed upon the island by the u. S.
Marines.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Beptist Women Pledge
S250,00.

WICHITA, Kas., Oct. 2O.-Ihe
twenty-ninth annual convention OF
the Colored Women's Home and For
eign Missionary Society closed its ses-
sions at Calvary Baptist Church here
last week with donations of funds
to $2l7,059 The money
will be distributed proportionately
among institutions maintained by the
Kansas Baptist Convention.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Wilson Stays Girls Ex-
eCution

: WASHINGTON, d. c, Oct 20
President Wilson interviewed to stay
the execution OF Josephine Perry, a
young colored girl, WHO was con
demncd to die here last Friday Tor
the murder OF another woman Her
sentence was commuted to life impris-
onment No woman has been hanged
in the District OF Columbia since the
execution of Mrs. Surratt in connec-
ton with the assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
YELLOW JOURNALISM
AGAIN TO The
FRONT

Sunday afternoon a mob OF =
white men attacked and chased Viii
liam Meyers. p, 7610 w oath street,
Argo, upon the complaint OF Mrs. II.
Dunn, 1886 Champlain avenue.
The fugitive fed into the home OF
Policeman Thomas Clancy. 1920 Ellis
avenue. who commandeered pass
ing automobile and took Meyers to
the Hyde Park station.
Early editions OF the Herald Ex-
amner' appeared on newsstands car
rying a red p-headline-"Ri Riot in
Washington Park" This headline
was shouted by every newsboy i'll the
city. Evidently the public has be-
come so used to this sort of journal
ism on the part OF certain daily
papers in Chicago that little or no
attention was paid to it.
Meyers was arraigned in the Engle-
wood Branch of the Municipal
Court Monday morning and fined
Sl00 on a charge OF disorderly con-
duct. The charge of disorderly con-
duct carries with it no implication OF
attempted assault
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Japs Plan Strong Hold in
North Pacific

LONDON. Oct. 20.-Thc Jap
ancsc government has begun to over
haul all japanese fortifcations, said Il
TOXIC dispatch to the Daily Express
Military experts are being sent to the
BONN Islands from Toxic to study
the needs, especially anti-air craft de
ienses.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
THE GEORGIA PEACH"

The Speaker Bureau bas been CON
ductcl By Col Henry Lincoln John
son, National Committeeman from
Georgia, aud Perry W. Howard, OF
Mississippi Ii is charged that. these
officials have spent several thousands
oi dollars. much OF which was spent
for unnecessary long distance tele-
phone calls and in bringing their
friends from votcless states in the
South to advise voters in Northern
and Western states how they should
vote.
Continued on page 6)
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Ray Freed On Habeas
Corpus

DETROIT, Mich. Oct 70
Thomas Ray. charged with murder
at Millersville, Ga, was freed on
habeas corpus proceedings i'll the
circuit court here late last week. The
point at issue was the constitutions
ality of the requisltion asking his re
turn to Georgia.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
CHARGE HUGE
Waste OF
MONEY
Claim Entire Budget Spent
With no Visible Results;
Friends given Preference

Rumor9 OF wiliul waste and use
less expenditure OF money by the
managers OF the Separate Speakers
Bureau oil the Republican National
Committee, with headquarters at the
Auditorium Hotel, are aAoat i'll Chi
cago and various other. sections of
the country. -
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
World War Veteran Dies

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2O-Prof. I
Alonza Wilmington, a teacher in the
graded schools of Salisbury. n c.
died here last Sunday Sgt Whiting
ton never recovered from wounds re-
ceived in the world war. He was in
the Richmond Hospital for some time.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Saunders Drug Store Robbed

The drug store OF Harvey B. Saun-
ders, 4750 State street, was robbed
for the third time Tuesday morning
between the hourSilof and 4 a. m.
A loss of about $500 in drugs and
money was incurred,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23

y hot cross-hrc OF verbal areuea-
tions and bitter rccrimination, lol
lowed and the court was in pandc-
monium until the court bailtf came
to the rescue OF outraged dignity and
restored order.
After the smoke had cleared away
Judge Lewis ordered Mrs. Hall to
retain a lawyer to look after her in
terests, and the case was continued
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Claims She Made Advances.

In an interview Meyers claimed that
the actions OF the Dunn woman
caused him to think she was making
advances to him, and she made mo-
tons which he interpreted to be beck
oning to him. The appearance of two
other women frightened her. and she
screamed, he said
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
SAVES INSANE MAN
FROM GAIL0WS

The astpte le-
gal bility=o b
Atty, Herman X
barnett, oi the
Law firm oi Bar
nett & Barnett
l81 Washington
street, probably
saved Alabania
Rosebud, slayer
OF Mrs. Carrie
Selby, 2627 + cd
eral street. from
the gallows.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
BREAKS TIP COURT
AS "OTHER WOMAN"
TESTlFIES
Guest Quecrs Di-
vorce Proceedings and
Brands Star Witness
"as Othef Woman"

When Sheadric0, Hall. 80 L. 18th
street. appeared J1' Judge Harry
Lewis court TO as5 a divorce from
his wife, Norma Hal, on the grounds
OF desertion an Unlocked for sensa-
ton was sprung among the specta
tors. a sensation which, in the opinion
OF the learned judge, was not III keep.
ing with the deeorum Of court OF
law. af
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Uninvited Guest Appears.

Halls case had sbfelt prepared i'll
due form By his legal adviser. and
no difficulty was anticipated in OBJ
tanning the decree he case had
gotten as far as ilg testimony OF
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23

the witness. Mr.
Of 75b f.. 4Stli sfrs
:sssItall Eas 5 ae 20
iiaG told ner t5d
had no intention ]
husband. Halls .
lie settled him Il
a sigllrof relief !,
freedom. OF relief 4
strife > Just tl,eil 1
amongl the special
hating the procee e
Hall was OH the |
screamed, this WI
with my husband
sonal interest in
xorce. I'm willin
!, but he sham
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Bailiffs Intervene.

\ but he shan 9et u OF
OF this woman.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
PRIMAL PRY Sc K UcA
STENSTVf MA LOUPEzI.

Council Bluffs, Ia, Is. list.
PoStovni inspektofi zatkli dnes
Meri Phillipse, 2Oleteho, "a
mestnaneho pri roztrid 'ovanf
zeleznicni posty, We spojeni 8
vyloupenim poStovnf kary, zde
V sobotu V noci. Pravi, ze Sc
primal k svemu Gcastenstvi ma
loupezi ze udal diva jine mu-
ze jako skuteGne pachatele.
DIE inspektord Phillips rekl
jim, re jel ma uhlaku lokomoti-
Wy v dob6 loupeze a ze byl ma
strait pred moznym pfekvape-
MIN, re v6d6l o planech, ale
nepodilel Sc dale ma loupezi.
Az dosud nebyl vydan zadny
ufedni odhad o hodnot9 ukra-
denych osmi neb deseti vakd
registrovanymi Zasilkami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
CZECH VRAHEM A SEBE.
VRAHEM.

Baltimore, 13. list. Jan Kost-
kan, 36lety, zamestnanim Ito
graf, zastrelil zde svoji man.
zelku, 19-letou, jiz nedavno 81
pfivezl z navstevy v Cechach,
nacez ranou z revolveru do hla-
Wy vypalenou ucinil konec
vlastnimu zivotu. Kostkanovi
Sc asi pred trent tydny nepo-
hodli a mlada zena hledala
proti svemu muzi ochrany u
soudu. V osudny den Kostkan
zavolal il ma telefonu, slibuje,
re vsechno bude opet dobre a
pri te navsteve hrozny Gin svdj
spachal. Kostkan byl jiz jed
nou pred tim zenat, ovdovel
vsak V roce 1918. Narodil Sc v
Koline, kde rodina jeho dobfe
jest znama. Do Baltimore Sc
prist6noval pred Is lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
SOC7DCE McGANNOT v ZA-
VAzNEM PODEZRENf.

Ia vce reisfho. vyslechu vzbu-
dila sensAci vypov6d' noveho
svedka, Eybare A. j. Shorta,
ienz vcera pri soudnim licenl
pravil, re vi.lel, jak muz vetsi
postavy vypalil ranu, revolver
schoval do kapsy, upnul svuj
svrchnik, stahI klobouk do oti,
rychle preset vych. 9. ul. a ODE
sci po Hamilton ave. smerem
zapadnim.
Druhy svedek, zverolekaf
dr.. J. Fl. Gass, s veskeron urci-
tosti oznacil soudce Williama
II. McGannona jako tTetiho
muze We spolecnosti Kagyho a
Joyce V doba zahadneho cinu.
Take tento svedek vypravuje,
re videl lined po streln'e rane
McGannona odchazeti pres 8.
ul., predeslym svedkem uda-
|nym sm6rem.
Stroll ruku do kapsy, mel v
nj neco leskleho, kdezto Joyce
stal s hlavou nachylenou dosud
u telegrafniho sloupu.
Dnes vyslechnut bude die
vseho obzalovany Joyce zda
nebude licenf zdr2ovano novy-
mi svedky, pfedlozen bude ji2
Ultra k veceru cely pfipad po-
rote k rozhodnutI.
o pravdivosti vypovedf dfi-
vejsich svedkd Holmese, jenz
tvrdil, ze spatril, kterak pry
Joyce ma Kagyho vypalil, a
Wilsona, kanadskeho vyslouzi
ce, ktery vypovidal, ze ma miste
cinu spatril policejnf strazniky
Schulda a Perka uinformach
ackoli tito byli jen obcan-
skem odevu, jsou vyslovovany
iiste pochybnosti.
Jako sv6dek obhajoby wy.
slechnuty detektiv Jan Skala
We svych vypovedich tvrdi, re
soudce McGannon byl opilym,
kdyz jej spatril stati ma chod-
niku pred Webrovym restau-
rantem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
NEJzlVEJSl DEN MA POL.
SOUDE.
Pokuty "a policejniho tazeni
usvedcenym vinnikIm.

Vcera bylo ma policejnim
soude velice zivo. Diva munici-
palni soudcove Sawicky a Sill
bert ukladali pokuty a tresty
n6kterym 2 800 osob, usvedce-
nych "a posledniho policejni-
no tazeni, jez bylo mayorem
Fitzgeraldem narizeno. Poku.
ty obnasely vetsinou 5000, &C
nekolika provinilcGm dostalo
Sc j trestu vetsich v nekolika
pfipadech byli obzalovani Sc.
znameni s robotarnou.
~ dlouhem seznamu odsou.
zenych jest jmeno JOS. Kara.
ga, 1889 zap. 5. ul., jenz zapla.
til $400 a 1traty, Emilia Picka
2949 vych. so. ul., 5000 a {
traty, Joe Kalfase, 4100 Trum
bull, jehoz soud byl odlozen NJ
2. prosince a Jana Kulky, 834
Hill ul., $500 a utraty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
AUTOLUPICI PRACUJf
"SNADNO A RYCHLE".

Diva autobandite udrzovali
vcera ma nohou celou slavnou
policii. Vytecnici "postavili wee
ra rekord", nebot' behem pnl-
hodiny provedli celkem a sme-
l6 kousky, tax re vcera bylo jen
tomto oboru spachano celkem
osm prepadu.
Navstivili "a obvyklych okol
nostf hostinec Mika Tuzmara,
1929 Superior ave., kde poruci-
Il ctyrem hostum ulehnouti ma
zem, wall maJiteli $50 pre-
kvapenym navst6vnikGm $40 a
hodinky. Ia 10 minut ma to
vystoupili groceristy Sam Ep-
steina, 1922 Central ave-, je-
muz wall kapsy $40 a svazek
kllcu. Ia nedlouho potom byl
obran hostinsky Biesholsky ma
Linwood ave. a vych. 70. ul. Q
rs a posledni 2 postizenych by
la lekarna s. Fl. Stone a Sig
mund Grossman, 2723 Wood
land ave-, kde ukradli $405, un
ci kokainu a unci morfinu.
Do dnesniho rama t9sili Sc ii.
to podnikavci dosud zlate svo
bode.
Zlatnfkovi Salomonu Gree.
novi, 2460 Ontario, ukradli diva
lupici prstenG v Gene as $500
n 500 ma hotovosti, kdyz byl
drive vypalili ma majitele a ra.
ny z revolveru. Poslednejsi ne
NELL vsak stesti, neb byli kapi.
tanem Matovicem a dvema de.
tektivy polapeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
VRELE DfKUVZDANf.

Vdetnosti pobadana VIDA
YAM tfmto srdecne diky ct. p.
Kotmelovi. p. A. Humlovi a p.
Kopovi z Probulova "a vybra-
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