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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11
SOCIALISTS PLAN
REALLY RADICAL
+ 1920 PLATFORM

NEW YORK, May 10.-Declaring
for the dictatorship Of the proleta-
riat" and 'Workingmen's council in
the government" the Illinois delega-
ton to the Socialist national conven-
ton today announced it intended to
fight to make the 1920 platform gen
timely radical" and representative Of
real Socialism,"
Led by J. Louis Engdahl, of Chi
cago, the Illinois delegates declared
"too conservative the Socialist plat
form. outlined at yesterdays mass
meeting"
The party convention reconvened
today to begin a weeks activities
that will include adoption of a party
platform, nomination of candidates
for president and vice president of
the United States, and modification"
of the party constitution.
Irving st. John Tucker, an Illinois
delegate, was elected chairman for
the day. ! Tucker is out on bail pend
ing appeal from a twenty-year fed
eral sentence for violation of the es-
pionage act.
A. committee of five to confer in
Washington on Friday and Saturday
with Attorney General Palmer and
Secretary Tumulty in an attempt to
obtain amnesty for political prison
ers was appointed by the conven-
ton.
The committee will be headed by
Seymour Stedman, of Chicago, gem
eral counsel for the Socialist party.
and Morris Hi11quit, one-time New
York mayoralty Candidate. It also
will include George e. Rover, Jr., of
Boston; Otto Branstetter, of Chicago,
and Fred Hogan, of Oklahoma City.
Appointment of the delegation was
announced by the national executive
committee Of the party.
The delegates will present a me-
mortal to Mr.. Palmer asking-for the
amnesty and the next day Mr.. Tu-
multy will be asked to transmit the
same memorial to President Wilson.
Announcement of the committee ap-
pointment was greeted with great ap-
plause and confirmed by virtually a
unanimous vote. 1t is planned to have
the committee report back to the
convention and later to stage mass
melting in Washington.
In order to add emphasis to the
Washington mass meeting, it was de-
cided to make it part of the con-
vention, by adjoQrning sessions here
today and RECOMMENDING in the national
capital Saturday night.
The convention instructed it's COM
mittee also to call on Secretary OF
War Baker on behalf of conscien-
tious DIRECTORS, who are now serv-
ing terms in federal prisons.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11
Swallows Dice When
Policemen Arrive

It is a moot question if John Will
1iams swallowed pair of dice or two
Jumps of sugar, but in either in
stance the result was the same
Judge Johnson fined John $11 in the
recorders court Monday.
Officers Tippins and Townsend tes-
titled that they peered drought the
keyhole of the front door of a house
in Peaseville and saw Williams and
several other negroes apparently en-
gagged in a game of ''galloping domi-
noes-i. e., craps. Officer Tippins said
when he entered the room, he saw
Williams swallow the dice.
FThey wasn't dice" protested Will
liams. "They was Jumps of sugar"
"You shouldn't take your sugar
straight when it's so expensive and
SO hard to get" said the recorder, and
fined him.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11
Proposes Lighter Taxes
For Men With Families

WASHINGTON, May 1O-Ltghter
taxes for men with families was
proposed today by Representative
Campbell, Pennsylvania, in an
amendment to the revenue act intro
crease the exemption allowance for
dependent children nder the income
tax from 5000 each to $500.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11

FOR HOME RULE
IN IRELAND

LONDON, May 10.-An amendment
to the governments Irish home rule
bill offered by former Premier AS
quith, providing one parliament in
stead Of two for Ireland, was de-
feated in the house of commons this
evening, after short debate. by a
vote of 259 to SIS,
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Mingo County Is
 Replica of Army
 Camp During War

WILLIAMSON, W. Va, Dec 1S-Lire in a striking miners tent colony, along Tug river, has long since ceased to De a novelty to the men, women and cnll- dren who make up the colonists, but to the casual visitor 1t presents many ln- teresting phases
 When the miners in the Mlngo coun ty field struck last July to enforce IneH demand for recognition Of the uhloh' many of them left the coal company houses they occupied, in some instances substantial brick cottages with Slectrlc lights. and went to live in tents pro vided by the union. There the most or them have remained, with their WlVes and families.
 typical tent colony is that known as Lick Creek, nestling in the valley hatxUeen Tug river and the mountains There are 21 tents, sheltering approx1- matelv 100 persons. Martin Justice, a strilinp miner, presides over It's oes- tinies as president" having been elected to that office by the colonlsts | after he had been selected by the union to supervtse the distribution of sulKe benefits and supplies. With him are
 soua so men and women and about as | many children.
 TTba striking miners busted them selves during the summer montns "iIl their gardens which eacn planted as soon as the tents were pitcneo' put nov that winter has come they are seehins | such work as they can find, other lhdI work in the non- union mines
 The women occupy their tune Wltl
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

their household duties. and with look The children have nothing to do but play, as no provisions for schools has been made for them The chickens, of which there seem to be considerable numbers, have the run of the camp and have proved of value in providing eggs and the usual Sunday dinner.
 With the flooring in the tents we will be well fixed for the winter" said President Martin, a native of Mingo county. It's true the camp is not as large as when we first came here. Perhaps hundred folks have moved away, the men to work in unionized fields and taking their families with them. But we have had only two men go into non-union mines. We'll stick 3 Some of the women in camp took d lively interest in the late election, MT Martin continued, and a few of them voted. They ware standing firmly by their husbands in the industrial fight correspondent talked confirmed his statement
 Miners and their families in the eight tent colonies ;n the district received support from the United Mine Workers
 Each man is allowed $5 a week, each
 woman g and each child s1- The re- | lief comes in the form of checks made
 out to the head of each family, and i: to be spent where he chooses for food Clothing also is supplied, as is fuel
 We have had surprisingly IittI,
 sickness in the colony said Mir Martin.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
OUerlGnd Sedan Wins
 Norfolk Economy

4 me growing popularity of the closed .ll-year type of car has been empha- zed in the lightweight Overland sedan \ tith a striking economy and durability At the Norfolk. Va. county fair held ecently an Overland sedan was enter in the light car economy run which vas feature of the fair. The little 2 overland sedan, pitted against a large
 cid Of competitors. not only won all l. onors in its class but it travelled the ongest distance of any car entered in lr of the classes.
 On a measured gallon of gasoline. fe Overland sedan made a distance of miles and loo feet. This high mile-
 ~e record gave the car the first award
 "a large silver loving cup.
 The contests were held under the su- ervision of the A. A. A. The cars
 ere run over the Mariners race track Norfolk
 This was not, by any means, the first
 .ctory for the Overland sedan. Early 10 the year, in the Los Angeles Yosem-
 e economy run, the premier motor Fent of the coast an Overland sedan on first place in its class on this 355- lnile run with a mark of 276 miles to he Eallon of fuel. This run included
 70 miles of mountain travel.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

shop: The automobile is driven into his garage. A mechanic gets under. He
 opens the plug in the crankcase and the
 old, dirty, carbonized oil is drained into Q bucket After draining, a gallon of Calol Flushing Oil the new scientific flushing agent, is poured into the en- zine. The motor is then run for two
 or three minutes. This gives the flush | ing oil a chance to thoroughly work through the motor and clean all dirt,
 carbon and foreign matter from the engine. This is drained, and the new lubricating oil poured into the engine
 Then you should see and hear the
 motor run,'' says MT. Rasmussen. There
 Is new life, more jazz and better per formance. This new flushing oil has everything else beat. Heretofore, kero-
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Is horses to pull one wagon" says MT. Urbanec," and my Maxwell always came through without help. Eve driven it S,100 miles over these bad roads since June and my repair ex- pense has been only $50.
 'I've tried large number of cars on these Texas roads and there is no other car in my judgment that can give the same service as the Maxwell. It's al ways there and going and the upkeep is so light that it is the best invest ment I ever made in an automobile.'
 Mir. Trbanec's statements are strong Iy backed by other reports from the same territory and it is this consistent performance that has made the Max well popular in Texas.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Over on Automobile Row, they are calling Tom Rasmussen: The Auto Doctor" And truly, he deserves that title.
 MT. Rasmussen is one of the owners of the Motor Equipment company, and is giving his patrons real service these days when the high cost of automobil- ing is being cut down by modern meth ods. Tom is featuring the word ser vice. believing in the old adage that .ehe who serves best gets more busi- ness" or some such statement
 MT. Rasmussen has installed Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service in his bust- ness, and is daily "doctoring sick mo- tor cars'' for his patrons
 Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service is carried out as follows, at Tom
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

sene was used for crankcase cleaning, and sometimes we were in danger of setting ire to the engine. We were unable to gel all kerosene from the crankcase, and this kerosene diluted the fresh lubricating oil %nd thereby cut down the efficiency of the new lubri4 cant. Calol Flushing Oil eliminates both these evils"
 Aside from the above service, the Motor Equipment company conducts a modern garage, repair shop and battery service. This company is agent for the
 Everyready Battery, and its electrical department is of the first class order This company srecializes on Dodge ser vice, but is equipped to repair all makes of automobiles.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Ma&uUeIL here" As
 Champion "Mud Cdr''

the good roads movement has been a little slow to progress owing to the sparseness Of the population.
 Just plain mud holes, is a literal de- scription of most of the roads and the motor car that can traverse them reg ularly has to be a good car.
 According to William Urbanec of West Columbia, his Maxwell is the champion mud car" of the district and when he starts in to tell about Maxwell performance in the bad going, he waxes enthusiastic.
 I've been over roads where it took
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Still later in the year, tests were made with Overland sedans in 97 cities of the country. Each car was sent away with a measured gallon of gaso- line. The average for the 97 sedans was 9 miles to the gallon, the records varying according to conditions under which the tests were made.
 The sedan, in addition to it's marked economy, offers the additional ad- vantage, of course, of all-year motor ing comfort with protection from dust, rain, sun, snow, cold. In this unusual lightweight car, it is but a moments work to lower or open the wide clear vision widows giving all of the ad- vantages of the touring model and the comforts of the closed car.
 The all-season service of the Over land sedan, coupled with its unusual | economy possibilities, have made it one of the most remarkable cars on the market.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

The United States is far in the lead of other countries in commerce with Chile The annual report of the sup eIintendent of customs of Santaigo shows that we supplied nearly half of Chile's total imports of $146,4S3,331
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Simp1ified spelling has been abol ished in the United States army.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

plant for the manufacture of jelly from seaweeds has been newly estab- lished in California
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
DETI USMRCENY OTRAVE.
NYM MLEKEM.

Newport, KY, 27. zarl. Jed
podany v niece osobou neZna-
mou, pfivodil smrt tri ditek
manzeln Carl Williamsovych v
tomto meste, die nalezu koro-
nerovy poroty. Deti, Shirley,
4-lety; Carl, 2-lety a Stanley,
ctyri mesfce stary, zemfeli "a
hodinu po sobe, rano Is. zafi.
"Nalez ukazuje jasne, re tro-
jita vrazda byla spachana,"
pravil okresnf navladni Blaine
McAllen. "Ocekavame prove
sti zatcenf pffstf tyden a name
nekolik osob pod dohledem."
Prfpadem bude Sc zabyvati
velka porota, jez sejde Sc 4.
ffjna a pravdepodobne vznese
zaloby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
ITALSKE DELNICTVO v.
BOJfCH.
Pn vyklizovani zavodi doslo
ke krvave srazce mezi dv9ma
frakcemi.

Neapol, 27. zari. Nekolik O
sob bylo poraneno v sobotl
nasledkem sarvatek mezi deln
ky, kteri vyklizovali zavody
jez NELL v drzeni maximali
sty, kteri Jim chteli zabraniti
aby Mich neodchazeli. S obou
stran strilelo Sc z revolveri 8
rucnic, az konecne policii a voi
sku podarilo Sc odtrhnouti Cd
sebe bojujici frakce.
Pro vyklizeni zavodn hlaso.
vano bylo ohromnou vetsinou
Delnici pri opoustenI tovaren
nahradili rude vlajky narodnf.
mi barvami.
Rim, q. zarf. Pojednavaje
industrialni sisuaci v inter.
viewu v "Giornale d'Italia",
drivejsi premier Orlando pro-
hlasuje, re neshledava zad.
nych nepremozitelntch pre-
kazek mezi ideou soukromeho
majetku a kontrolou zavodn
delnictvem.
"Neni to nemozno," pravil
Orlando, "utvorlti spolecnost,
kde jeden cinitel dodava praci
a druhy kapital. Uznava-li sc,
ze vzajemny zajem dava, sam
o sobe pravo kontroly, jest
snadno vyvoditi z toho, ze ne.
davne domahanf sc pray delni-
kd obsahuje sfhesou 1sformu,
avsak nezvracuJe : stavajfcf
prava. Tudiz, zdali uplatnenf
kontroly ma dtineE ma jedne
strane, privodeni socialniho
miru a ma druhe, zpisobeni
zvysene produkce, mGze byti
nazvano blahodarnym."
V zav6rku Orlando vyjadril
MAJOR, re ma prftomnou ital-
skou situaci nemelo by sc po-
hlfzeti prilis pessimisticky.
Milan, 27. zari. Bomba wy
buchla v uradovnach jedne
zdejsi firmy roztristila ocelo-
YOU pokladnu. Zprvu Sc mysle-
10, ze vybuch byl dilem zlode-
jG, avSak nebylo mic vzato.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
KRAJAN OBETi VRAzEDNEHO
UTOKU
James 5rozek postrelen a snad smrtelne
Zranen

Dnes tasne z rama byla ces-
ka ctvrt' ma Broadway pobou-
rena zpravou, ze ra vych. So.
ul. byla spachana 1razda, je-
Jiz obeti sc stall kraian J. Bro
Eek. Kolovaly pocatku zpra-
wy nejrozmanitejsi, mezi mimi,
re p. Brock byl zabit ma mi
ste a ze utocniku Sc podarilo
uprchnouti. Vysetrovanim zji-
still jsme nasleduiici fakta:
James Brock, otec peti de-
ii, bydlici elsie 5000 Mcbride
Ave. ubiral sc dnes casne ra-
ma do pra0. Ma rohn Mcbride
a vych. 55. ul. o p1l pate Sc
tkal Sc Josefem Klozarem.
starym SO rokG, z els. 1902
Harvard Ave. V kratkosti ma
to zahrmela ma mlste stTelna
rama a Brock, muz znacne le-
tily, skacel sc ma zem, snad
smrtelne zranen.
Pol. enlargement vnz 6. pre-
cinktu byl V kracxosti ma miste
a dopravil zraneneho kraiana
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28

Byl dopraven do nemocnice
sv. Alexise ma Broo dwav. kde
lekaTi shledaii, re ma lebku
ma dvou mistech rozstfpenou a
ze sotva zivotem vyvazne. RI
die autotrucku, Jos Hruska,
28-lety, z cfsla 1858 zap. 40.
ul., jenz byl narazem Sc svymi
spolucestuiicfmi velkou prud-
kosti auta svrsen. ma prera-
zeny nos. Jiny krajan Frank
VondruSka utrp9l vnitrnf IRA
n6ni krone rozbit6 hlavy a do
praven byl do m6stsk6 nemoc-
nice, kde taktez asi nest6stf "a
platf svym zivotem. Lehceii
byli zraneni 30-lety Barney
Bartdn6k. 5016 Dolloff Rd.,
ienz odvezen byl do nemocni-
ce sv. Alexise odfeninami ma
hlav6 a ramenou a 30-lety FIR.
Kostohryz, 1925 Park Ave. S.
w. ienz bvl zran6n ma cele.
DIE zprav dopolednfch listI
podlehl krajan Jan Jelfnek
svTm ranam zahy po dopravenf
do nemocnice sv. Alexise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28

do nemocnice sv. Alexe. Stav
jeho jest kriticky.
Klozar byl zatcen. Nebylo
nam mono zjistit, kdo ma "a
to hlavni zasluhu, ponevadz
valnou cast dnesniho dopoled-
ne policie 6. precinkt uv6nova-
la vyslechu zatceneho a ma "a
klade toho sestavovala obzalo-
bu. Neni vyloucena moznost,
re zemre-li nest astny krajan,
Klozar bude obzalovan z e.
kladne vrazdy.
Pficina, ktera m6la tax ira
gicky nasledek, nenf znama, a
policie odeprela cysloviti, co
"a pficinu povazuje. Klozar
byl zatcen serzan,em Huhle-
rem a policisty Veverkou a Ci-
hlou a dopraven ma pol. stanici
6. precinktu, kde podroben W.
slechu. Sam Jest zenat.
Brock byl vdovcem; jeden
z jeho synd je hasicem ma 13.
pozarni stanici. Klozar je "a
m6stnanim nadennik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
STAVKA OHIOSKYCH
HAVlRU.
Sest tisic uhlokopG zanechalo
prace distriktu cislo 8, ponG.
vadz nebylo vyhoveno jejich
pozadavkIm.

Bridgeport, 27. zari. Nejme
ne 5000 havir6 We vychodnin
Ohiu jest ma zahalce dnes ma
sledkem neopravnene stavky
tomto reviru znamem jako cis
8, cili Pittsburgska lila. STAY
kou postizeno bylo Al doln ,
okresich Harrison, Jefferson :
Belmont, avsak v So z 81 doll
sc pracovalo.
2 distriktu els. 8. zasobovs
ma jsou uhlim mesta v sever
nj casti statu, zejmena Cleve
land. DIE cfslic "a cerven lat,
1914 tun uhlf bylo poslano z o
noho distriktu do Clevelandu '
tom mesfci.
Stavkari pozadujf plat "a
tenky kamen vzaty dold, ia.
koz i "a kamen vice nez diva.
nact palcI silny. Majitelt
dold odepreli pristoupiti ma ty.
to podmfnky. Tvrdi, ze jest to
zahrnuto v Gene placene "a do.
lovani uhlf.
Ocekava Sc, 81 stavka nebu.
de miti dlouheho trvanf a ze
bude skoncena pc mimorad,
mem statnfm sjezdu, jenz byl
svolan ma stredu. Urednfci unie
jsou smahem proti stavcA je7
die jejich vyjadreni nejenom
byla ilssprayadliv vac
vefejnosti, ale zaroven poruse.
MIN dmluvy, uzavfene pred
nekolika tydny v Columbus s
vlastniky dold. Sized bude ko-
nan v Martins Ferry a vsech-
ny mfstnf unie zvolily 81 do ne
no delegaty. V distriktu els. 8
jest zam6stnano asi $1,000 ha-
vffd, takze ma stavku nevysla
jich ami polovice.
V okresu Belmont, jenz le-
Ii We stavkovnf oblasti. bydlf
znatny pocet Cechu a Slovakd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
VALKA ODVETY v IRSKU,
"a vypaleni policejnich kasa-
rem zniGeno bylo tricet domI v
Sinn Feinskem m4stecku.

Trim, Irsko, 27. zafi. V cd.
vetu "a vypalenf policejnfch
kasaren zde vtera rano a IRA.
n6nf vrchnfho konstebla
White-a, tlupa ozbrojenych
muzd vtrhla do mesta vecer a
palila staveni, napadla obydli
Sim Feinistd a neustalou strel-
bou d9sila obcanstvo. Nekolik
osob bylo poraneno.
Nasilnosti byly spachany tax
zvanymi "Black and Tam, po-
mocnou zvlastni policif a IRA
dy podnikaif kroky, ably Sc to-
mu zamezilo v budoucnosti.
Hrabenka Georgianna Mar
kiewiczova, Sim Feinistka a
clcnkyn6 parlamentu, byla
zatcena vcera vecer v Pred
m9st{ Dublina. S hrabenkou
byl iisty journalistic a Sean
MacBride, syn popraveneho
SinnFeinskeho vddce.
Londyn, 27. zarf. Stav Te-
renee MacSwiney-ho byl ne
zmenen dnes vecer die bulleti-
nu vydaneho Irskou llgou pro
sebeurcenf. "Jest velmi vysf-
len," pravf Sc v bulletinu, "ale
dosud pTi vedomf."
Arcibiskup Daniel ]. Man.
nix z Australia, po navsteve
vezne dnes, pferusil sve dlou-
he mlcenf a pravil k novina-
rum. kteff jei obklopili po od-
chodu z v9zenf: "Shledavam v
mem hotovy zazrak. Nine jest
to z&zrakem."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
SLOVANSKE ODDELENf MA
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITE.

New York, 25. zari. Univer-
sta Columbia zfidila nyni We
SVEN rozsahlem vyucovacfm
systemu take slovanske odde-
lenf, v nemz vyucovati sc bude
ceskemn, ruskemu, polskemu
jihoslovanskym jazykim a hi
storii. Slovanske oddelenf toto
nachazi Sc pod vrchnfm ffze-
MIN znameho pfitele SlovanI.
profesora Prince, riditelem
ceskoslovenskeho odd9lenf Jest
pan "A. B. Koukol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
lfetlna meSta vitala
amer. legionafe.
lriumfalni pochod bojovnki "a demokracii; zastou-
peny vsechny staty nsjvzdalensjsich dzemi
DNESNf PROGRAM KONvENcNf

81 cernosske, ktere Sc svoif do.
bre sehranou kapelou tvorils
zvlastnf oddelenf. PrIvod by,
dlouhy, velice diouhy, ale wy.
drzeli bychom Sc divati ma DO.
chodujicf jeste dele. Nastaval
jiz soumrak, kdyz Sc ma ma.
mestf rozchazely posledni cety
defilujicfch.
Dnes dopoledne O 9. hod. ko.
mana bude v Hippodromu kon-
vencnf schGze, ma ktere budou
podavati raporty RUNE podvy-
bory vecer pofadany budou
spolecenske a tanecnf zabavy
v nekolika celnejsich cleve-
landskych mfstech. Ultra bude
We schulz pokracovano a vyvo-
leno mfsto prfstfho sjezdu. o
8 hod. veternf usporadano bu-
de v budove inzenyrn velke
pfedstavenf kinematograficke,
ma kterem predvedeny budou
obrazky valecne a soucasne u
spefadana veternf slavnost v
amfiteatru We Wade Parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
CSL. KONSUL PRO OMAHU
PRIJEL.

New York. 26. zafi. Vcera
pfiiel sem DR.. Borivoi Prusik.
ienz byl teskosIovenskou VIA
dou imenovan konsulem pro O.
mahu, Neb. ZmfnenF byl lite
rarne cinnym. zeimena V obo-
ri pfekladatelskem. Po KRAFT
ken pobytu zde odjede ma mi
sto sveho priStiho pGsobenf.
Bude to ctvrty ceskoslovenskV
konsul We Spoj. Statech. ostat-
nj isou V New Yorku, Chicagu
a Pittsburgh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
AMUNDSEN UVAZL LEDU

Nome. Alaska, 27. zaff. Kap.
Roalda Amundsena LODI Maud,
s niz Sc pustil ma vVzkumnou
vypravu do polarnfch koncin
uvazla v ledu ma zapad cd Ko-
lyuchin zatoky, Sibif, a tem6r
uprostred cesty mezi Wrange-
lovym ostrovem a severnim ST.
bifskym pobfezfm. Zpravu tu-
to pTinesli sem ochodnfci 8 ko-
zesinami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
krajan Frank Cikan zabity Jan Jelinel<
Frank Vondruska nebezpecne ransni
Nakladni autotruck srazil Sc karou ma Clark mosts

q nest astneho mfsta, kde
nehoda dopravni stiha nehodu
Zaznamenavame opetne move
nestestf a sice neihorsi, neb je-
den krajan zaplatil katastrofu
zivotem a druzf diva Sc naleza-
il ma rozhranf mezi zivotem a
smrti,
Vtera pozd6 ma vecer ielo
sest muzu V nakladnfm auto
mobilu sm6rem vychodnfm po
Clark Ave. moste. Jeli po kole-
il poulicni drahy, ktera zde
obstarava spojeni mezi stranou
vychodnf a zapadnf. Nest asst
nou nahodou uvizlo kolo auto
trucku V koleii, timz stroj Sc
posinul ma stranu a drive nez
Sc mohlo auto vyprostiti. priiel
vGz poulicni drahy, jedoucf
tesne "a automobilem a vysle-
dek byla srazka. pTi kter6 byl
ma miste zabit 35-lety Frank
Cikan a Jan Jelinek, 29-letv.
bytem ma vych. 55. ul. a Fleet
Ave. velice nebezpetn6 zranen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
NESLYSELI Cd D'ANNUN-
ZIA.

Washington, 27. zaff. Appel
Gabrielle D'Annunzia O UNA
nj italskeho regentstvf mad u
zemim Quarnero.ienz die tisko
vych depesf poslan bvl po-
mocf jiskrove telegrafie ma
sv9tove vladv yachty Vilema
Marconiho, Electra, kotvfcf v
Rjeckem pffstavu, nebyl OBJ
drzen stAtnfm odborem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-28
MONARCHIE STRASf JESTE
" BAVORSKU.

Mnichov, 27. zaTf. Nasled-
KEN stale Sc udrzuifcich pova-
sti. ze ma byti op6tne zffzena
monarchie V Bavorsku, sociali-
ste Ma sjezdu V Norimberce Sc
usnesli zahaiiti vseobecnou
stavku, kdyby Sc stal neiakV
pokus obnovenf monarchisti-
cke formy vlady. ~