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Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

II you want 20 keep your hair in good
condition, be careful what YOU wash II
with
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries the
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harmful Mulsified cocoanut oil sham.
poo (which il pure ard entirely grcass.
lessl. is much better than anything elsc
you can uss for shampooin9. as this can {
possibly iniure the hair.
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will make IN abundance Of rich, crramy
lather, and clcanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lathrr rinses out easily.
and removes every particle of dust. dirt,
dandruH and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it
fine and eilky, bright, fluffy and easy To
manage.
You can act Mulsified eocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store Ii ia
very cheap, and few ounccs ls enough 10
last everyone in the family for months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

Listen LESTER" AT rHE PLAYHOUSE.
Ever since Monday evening, when Viii
minRton first legan to listen Go Lester, it
has kept in an attentive mood and hns
bceh present at The Playhouse IN capacity
numbers to witness every succeeding per.
torrmncc of Listen Lester. the musical
comedy success. 1t is as pleasant an enter
tainnient as can bo found 10 lis ten TO
Lester and the things he must listen to.
For Lester IL porter OF Florida hetnl
with n certain slowncss OF speech and
thought that makes him an excellent
listener, but an q ful borcsomo speaker.
Joe Brown in the character Of lester is not
to be improved upon. Fred Held r. as tho
clerk and chief comedian. is agile active
and a hxer of everyone affairs, e en- his
own
LAuRETTE TAYLOR IN "oNE NIGHT IN
ROME"
When Laurrtte Tayl r. who comes here
from long and triumphant run in New
York In her latest success, One Night in
Rome, appears al The Playhouse neAt
Tuesday and Wednesday. she will un-
doubtedlv face an enthusiastic audience of
large proportions. Gotham has setishly
monopo.ized her for its own, and has re-
fused To let her appear beyond its sacrod
precincts Playgoers will naturally take
advantage Of the coming opportunity Of
seeing this rare and charming actress in
her newest and most delightful achieve
ment. which. like the other OF her greet 'st
successes, is the work of her playwright
husband, J. Hartley Manners. Her sup
porting company IL guaranteed to be the
same rs appeared with her in New York
Seats are on sale.
ORIGINAL COMEDIANS AT THE cARRicK
Eddie Kane and Jay Herman. who are
appearing at the Carrick Theatre this
week, arc proving themselves tn be renl
exponerts of refreshing comedy, and as
both are quite original, the result is pl,as-
ing to the audiences. They have an inter
esting little skit, which gives them un-
limited opportunities for fun making, and
that they are taking full advaI tag, Of tho
oppoI t,nities offered everybody will adj
nit who has visited the Garrick this week.
TOM MOORE IN "Tosy's BOW AT THE
MAJESTIC.
After several successful ventures into
tho realm OF English oharacterizations,
Tom Moore has now returned to the land
OF his adoption for the newest character of
the newest picture, "Tobys Bow"
which is at the Majestic Theatre today
and tomorrow. The story begins in Tho
most un-American like part Of the coun-
try, Greenwich Village, of New York,
where people with more or less abstract
talents and genius 1.-Two and languish not
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
EVERY EVENING DELAWARE FRIDAY FEBRUARY a.

particular fAvosite at tho Rialto and bis
appearance In this popular picture should
be 0f interest 10 many.
"rhc Money Corral" 4 a story Of one
mans honesty and his faithfulncss To
duty although Il soricwhat imposed n
harship upon him. Those who missed the
hnt presentation of this picture several
month1 ago, should take this unusual
opportunity which II being given Mt tho
Rialto today and tomorrow.
MABEL NoHMANp MANAGES vivE vArrEns.
One father II usually enough for any
eirl 10 handle, lMt Mabel Normand has
1--we in bcr latest Goldwyn picture, Pinto, =
NOV showing at tho Qcen Theatre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27

on what they arc. but what they have bcen
and what they are aspiring to be.
MABEL NorMASp IN "rINro" At THE
QUEEN.
Mabel Normand has added another
triumph TO her list Of Successes at tho
Queen Theatre with her picture, "Pluto,"
which will remain for the rest Of this
week. Mabel frolics through this picture
as Pinto, lively active young girl, born
and reared on Western ranch with n
heart rs free and open as the plains and
moui tans about her and n sense Of we'll
being that is not to be disturbed. A trip
to the East, New York in particular,
rather uns, tiles things, but furnishes much
fun for the audience. The added nttrao-
tion is Joe Martins newest comedy,
"The Jungle Gentleman"
WILLIAM q. HART At rUE niALTu.
"The Money Corral is William s.
Hart's picture which will be featured No
the RiaIto today and tomorrow. Hart is q
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They hre FIVE ranh owners in whosc care
Pinto's rial father left her when he died
yean before. She hrs grown up 10 In n
wonderfully nttrnctivo girl, and eacb Of
the five guardians ndores her m though
shc WE'RE hin own daughter. Pinto IL n
hoydenish, self-rtlant little soul, but
,,nsnoilsd by the indulgence u her guard
ians, She rules them like tyrnnt. listening
10 their commands hut doing just exactly
HI shc pfeasrs. They finally decide 10 send
her 10 NV York To visit with Pop Amdry
George Dichols). former raDehinan who
I'm. moved to the Enst TO plcaae his wife,
soial climber. Accompanied ly her
cowboy nurse" Loocy edward job
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
Alice BRADY at the TiStrrta.

''T'he Fear Market" which is being pre-
sented at the Victoria Theatre, is a story
of girls fight to suppress Just scandal
sheet, its cause for existing being black
mail. Alice Brady, in the Part OF Sylvia
Stone, presents the fighting type of Ameri-
can gi-l. once determined never to let up
until the battle is won. From protected
surrounding. aided by her friend Fills,
owner Of the Morning Post, n conserva-
tive New York daily, Sylvia Stone
launches out to trap the unknown editor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27

iievo in dissolvinG partnership, x ~
contemplating u, don't do ~, al lcast until
you rec My HvbsDIa Otber,W ii~, sod
poxhaJ~ you will he ~ The ss,ne opinion ~
numerous patrons who have erJrae~d
their opinion after eceiog this prvef,i
drama, dealing with this timely subject.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27

son) and I<r, her pony, Pinto arrives In
Now York aDd finds that II " not the Ing
ranch she had imagined. Bob dc Witt
Cullen Landin), young fellow living
next to Audry, hears Pinto ask milkman
10 direct her 10 her destination, and offers
to take her 10 the Audry mansion IN his
machine. They arrive during afternoon
tea. a lot of comical complications follow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
PORN Conference.

pany viii hold Iis annual conference p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27

We Specialize IN Interior Decorating
General Contracting Painters. Delaware
PANT and Glass Go. GZ2 king gstrect.--Ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
Miss Snel.enburs to Wed DR.. Barsky.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Snellenburg
announce the engagement of their.
daughter, Helen r.. Snellenburg, to DIR
Joseph NJ Barsky of this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
AT Tnr SAVIOR.

"My Husbands Other Wife," ~ tho
Savoy Thentfc. today and tomorrow, for
it's last showings, u possibly one 81 the
greatest pictures Of the day dealing With
the subject of divorce To these who be-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
DEBATA o UKOLECH SVA.
ZU NARODU.

Londyn, 18. cervna. V po-
slanecke snemovne vetsina Ca
su byla dnes venovana debate
O Svazu NarodG. A. j. Bal
four jmenem vlady prohlasil,,
5e kdyby toho prilis mnoho
bylo nalozeno ma Svaz, vedlo
by to k jeho zniceni. "Zadny
rozumny clovek," pravil, "ne-
bude dovozovati, re jest to po-
vinnosti Svazu zachraniti svet
cd zmatku. To jest ukolem
nejvyssi rady. Svaz bude YAM
slouziti dobre, jen kdyz toho
nenalozite nan prilis mnoho.
Vzhledem k odzbrojeni pravil
"Zda-li narodove rozhodnou
jednotlive, re must Ebrojiti
We velikych rozmerech, pax
. tragedle sveta bude opravdu
velika. Drivejsi premier AS.
quith, lord Robert Cecil a JIM
liberalni a delnicti clenove
kritisovali "vlazne pocinani''
vlady ku Svazu Narodu a ze.
jmena k utoku Polaku ma Ru-
sko, Balfour, V odpovedi ma ty-
to zaloby, kritisoval lorda Ce.
ella jako "nejnesnasenlivejsiho
muze teto veci, jakeho jsem
kdy poznal." Mic jenom napro
ste podrobeni Sc, nikoli pouze
k sirokym zasadam, ale ku po-
drobnostem jich uplatnovani
by jej uspokojilo, pravil Bal
four.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
AMERICANA o PADU
KIJEVA.

Varsava, 18. cervna. - A
mericane, kterf deli v Kfjeve
We sluzbach Cerveneho Krize,
dostali Sc vsichni st'astne do
tohoto mesta po sestidenni svi-
zelne ceste. Vypravujf, re Po-
laci ukoristili nekolik Brownin
govych strojnich pusek boise
vikum, coz Sc vysvetluje tim,
ze tito wall je po padu admi-
rala Kolcaka, jehoz armada
byla zasobena americkymi
zbranemi. Bolsevici NELL dosti
streliva v bojich ma sever a Sc
verozapad Cd Kijeva. Mezi "a
bitymi, zajatymi a ranenymi
bolseviky bylo mnoho Cinann,
TatarG a rovnez lidi temnou
pleti. Mnoho Polaku z1stalo v
klJeve, Jezto bylo to naprosto
nemozno vsechny je vysteho-
vati. Kdyz Americane opouste-
Ii Kijev, odpoledne 10. cervna,
sest rdznych pozarG hoTelo We
meste a bolsevici bombardova-
Ii Kijev letci hazeli zapalne
pumy. Zrovna pred vyklizenim
mesta, vodarna, elektricke a
plynarenske zavody prestaly
pracovati, cimz obyvatelstvo
bylo vystavsno velkemu utrpe-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
SOCIALNf DEMOKRATE
BOYKOTUJf VLADU.

Bregenz, Voraiberg, is. Ger
vna. - Socialne demokraticti
clenove snemu a provincialni
vlady vzdali Sc uradu, pone-
vadz krest' anSti socialove mari.
dill cetnikum chraniti obmy.
slene zasedani snemu ma vol.
mem vzduchu. Tri provincie
jsou nyni bez socialne demo-
kra.ickeho ucastenstvi We Via
de. Druhe dive jsou Styrsko a
Tyrolsko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
ZE SCH0ZE

|vyboru pro poraddni Husovy
slavnosti a vyboru pro vypra-
covani planu pro spojeni Ma
rodnfho Sdruzeni Svazu Svo-
bodomyslnych. Ia predsedu
zvolen p. F. Vacha a "a tai.
Jos. Martinek. Vybor podava
zpravu vypracovani progra-
mu pro Husovu slavnost, ktert
Sc pordda v utery 6ho cervence
w Ceske N. Sini ma Broadway.
Hlavne zalezi nyni rozvinout
agitaci tax, ably slavnost Sc sta
la ddstojnou manifestaci svob.
CechoslovakG v Clevelandu.
o spojeni Mar. Sdruzeni Sc
|Svazem Svobodomyslnych pro-
jednany podrobne ddlezite bo-
dy, nichz bude V pristi schdzi
dale jednano. Spojene organi-
SAGE ponesou jmeno Narodni
Sdruzeni Svobodomyslnych.
Poplatek clen1 Mar. Sdruz. S.
|Svob. ma platit do noveho ro-
ku. Pro move cleny ma byti po-
platek $4 rocne, Ia ktery by
kazdy dostal casopis vydava-
ny jako organ strany. Pro III
skani novych clenu ma Sc roz-
vinouti agitace, ably Sc ziskalo
hodne pracovniku pro vybira-
nj narodni dane, ktera priSti
podzim Sc ma opetne provesti.
Vsichni, jenz Sc hlasi ku stra-
ne svobodomyslnych, mali byti
zlskani pro organisaci N. Sdr.
Svobodomyslnych, jakoz i spoil
ky, ktere dosud k same organi-
saci nepatri. Ia valky bylo
treba spojit vsechny silly, ably
Rakousko bylo povaleno a n.y.
nj jest treba opet spojit vsech-
ny silly ku ochrane pokroku a
svobody vsech narodu.
Agitace Sc ma provadet V
ramci vzajemneho poucovani.
Nemuzeme ocekavat, re vsich-
nj jsme stejnych nahledu, vsak
rozdily v nazorech Sc mali roz-
umnou debatou, vzajemnym
dohodnutim tribiti. Pfisti schG-
re konana bude 25. cervna
v G. N. Sini ma Broadway, V
ktere Sc prace dokonci a pax
We schulz spojenych organisaci
predlozi. F.. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

Terstsky dennik 'Lavorato-
re" prinesl pred nekolika dny
We sve socialni hlidce sensacni
zpravu o ctyrech zahadnych va
gonech navestnimi listky
Observation-Disclosures,
stojicich ma pristavnim nadra-
Ii. Vagony pry "obsahujl sire
livo' - hlasal zmfneny list.
Druheho dne byla noticka 'La-
voratore" v teto zalezitosti je-
ste nalehavejSi: "Delnictvo
terstske nedopusti, ably do Via
divostoku plulo strelivo, urce-
ne neprateldm sovetskeho Rus
ka!" Ma zakroceni csl. uradu
byla proto provedena prohlid-
ka zmfnenych vagonu, nichz
nalezeny - sirky a nadoby, u
kryvane pres noe diskretne pod
postele. Samozrejme, re delni-
ctvo terstske dopustilo, ably to-
to- "strelivo" bylo nalodeno ku
plavbe ma Vychod. Jak vznikla
tato sensace? Ma vagonech zu-
staly omylem jeste stare list
KY, oznacujfci obsah vagond
- strelivo, snad jeste ze sve-
tove valky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

"NaS hostinsky Sc pry nemG-
ze rozhodnout, mali dat novo-
rozeneho kluka pokftit nebo
nee.
"To me nezajima. Hlavni
vec je, ably sam nekrtil pivo"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
DAVIS OTEVRE HLAVNf
STAN v COLUMBUS.

Columbus, O., 18. cervna. -
Harry l.. Davis, drivejSi mayor
clevelandsky, jenz Sc uchazi o
republikanskou guvernerskou
nominaci, pripravuje Sc k ote-
vreni statniho hlavniho stanu
zde. Kancelaf bude zarizena V
Neill House, proslulem hotelu
zdejsim, kan zvlaste lide zaji-
majici Sc politiku radi "a
chazivaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

ferdt br. A. Nagaye z Halle
tonu, Pa, ktery mluvil ma the
ma: Modlitba a jeji mfsto v III
vote kazatelu cirkevniku.
Poukazal ma jeji moe a nut
most ku zdarne cinnosti cirkve
a ma pozehndni, jez 2 nj plyne.
81. Michalkova nam zapela
krasne solo. Pc modlitbe bratfi
rozvinula Sc debata ohledne
pTisti biblicke konference, jez
Sc bude konati "a diva roxy V
souvislosti Sc sjezdem Ceskoslo
Ivenske evangelicke Jednoty.
Ku zpracovani programu zvo-
leni: Br. V. J. Vita, br. J. P.
Bartak, br. V. Dudycha 2 Chi
caga, A. Nagay 2 Hazletonu a
2. Husak z Pittsburku. Schuze
" kazdem smeru byly uspesne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
Starostliva.

"Muzi, nevstupuj do lod'ky,
znstan ma bfehu, m1zes Sc u
topit, co 81 potom pocnu bez
tebe!"
"Nic Sc nestane, lod'ka jest
dobra q iezero klidne".
Mech tedy aspon penize a
hodinky na bfehu!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
1,362.872 FRANCOUZU IA.
BRIO We VALCE.

Pafiz, 18. cervna. - Zave-
reGnA statistika ministerstva
vAlky udava celkovy pocet
francouzskych vojakd, zabi.
tych behem svetove valky ma
1,362.872. z tohoto poctu po.
drobnosti O osudu 361.854 nc.
jsou znamy, die tvrzeni "Ma-
tinu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
POLITICKA KRISE v RA.
KOUSKU.

Widen, 18. cervna. - Presi-
dent Seitz pozadal kanclere
Rennera, ably ucinil okamzite
kroky k rozpusteni narodniho
shromazdeni a ku vypsani no.
vych voleb. Vedle toho poza-
dal vIdcf strany, aby mezitim
pokracovaly v lsili O sestaveni
noyehO miniSterstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
BIBLICKE KONFERENCE.

Pod zaStltOu CeSkoslovanSke
Evangelicke Jednoty V Ameri-
Ice konaly Sc dne Is. a 16 cerv-
ma biblicke konference v chra-
me Ceskoslovenske baptisticke
cirkve v Clevelande.
Schuze zahajeny V utery ve-
Ger tajemnikem Jednoty br. P.
Bartakem z Chicago, jenz zvo-
len predsedou konference.
Pfedseda upozornil ma to, ze
| zijeme V dobe konvenci a plat
form a precetl po modlitbe
|platformu Pana JeziSe, obsaze-
nou V kazani ma hofe. Pc zpe-
WI a ozndmenich, br. Reitinger
2 Clevelandu uvital pritomne /;
mlsto br. Zavodskeho z Chica-
ga odpovedel br. predseda.
80 vyznamu nasi DOLBY" pro
mluvili bfi. Stencek z Creigh-
ton, Pa, a Kralicek z Chicago.
Zvlaste vyznamna slova pro-
nesl br. Kralicek, upozorniv ma
vyznam nasi dolby ze stanovi-
ska narodniho, politickeho, So
cialniho, mravniho a nabozen-
skeho.
Upozornil, jak neslychane a
nebyvale veci Sc deli, male ma
rody dosahuji svobody, demo
kracie Sc pocina uplatnovat a
V kratkosti muzove i zeny bu-
dou pracovati 81 pc boku jak V
politice, TAX i We verejnem Ii
vote a nabozenskem; 80 pro-
cent lidu, ktery dosud Sc drel
a platil dane, dosahuje svych
pray, narody pocinaji lustiti
mravni otaZky a v nabozen-
stvi nastavaji zmeny jen cir
kve, ktere ziji V souhlase uce-
MIN Jezise Krista, preziji.
Sbor ceskoslovenske bapti-
sticke cirkve V Clevelandu "a
pei dive pisne a br. Slabey z
Chicago solo.
We stredu zahajena schnze
kratkou poboznosti, kterou II
dill br. V. Dudycha z Chicago.
Br. prof. Louzecky z Berea,
o., cetl dopis br. Misicky Chi
caga, br. A. Husak z Pittsbur-
ku zvolen tajemnikem konfe-
renee. Sestry Patrickovy zape-
ly pekne duet, nacez zapocato
S referaty.
Br. V. J. Vita z Chicago pro-
mluvil ma thema: Satan, jeho
osoba, jeho moe a jeho dilo.
Po d1kladnem a propracova-
mem referatu rozpfedla Sc o
mem ella debata, jiz Sc sdcast-
milo mnoho bratfi.
Po spolecnem obede v doleni
mistnosti kostelnf zahajeno
iednanf br. Sturmanem krat-
kou poboznostf, nacez promlu-
vii DIR. Pattingill z Philadel-
phie, Pa, o verohodnosti bible
a dokazoval verohodnymi pri-
klady re zivota mnohych lidi,
Jak pozehnani ma ne pusobi.
Ukazal tez, jak mnoho nesro-
zumitelneho mas abklopuje ma
vsech stranach.
Ve1mi povzhuzuifcf hy1 70.
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Vale6ny zbohatlik.

"Vybrali jste 81 uz, pani Ma
foukana, tapety pro vas novy
SALON."
"Jeste ne, mila pani! NemI-
zeme sc rozhodnout, zda jej
name dat vytapetovat stovka-
mi nebc tisicovkami".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

Rev. D. Moncquereau, o. S.
B., jeden z riditelu mezinarod-
niho kongresu pro zvelebeni
tax zvaneho gregorianskeho
zpevu ktery Sc prave konal v
katedrale sv. Patrika New
Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
ZPRAVY z CZECH.
Ohromna prGtrz mracen po-
stihla Revnice. We ctyrtek. 27.

/
stihla Revnice. We ctvrtek, 27.
kvetna, postihla strasna zivel-
nj pohroma m6stys Revnice.
Prdtrzi mracen rozvodnily Sc
lesni bystriny a potoky. Pff-
valy vody strhaly mostly, po-
kdcely stromy, rozervaly spu
stosily obecni a okresni silnice.
Spousty vod valily Sc re str
mych lesu namestimi a ulicemi
vnikaly do domG podmilaly
mensi domky. Uroda ma polich
jest znicena, smetena S orni-
ci, polnosti jsou sterkem va
louny a kameny zaneseny. Po-
hroma jest tax velikych roz-
meru, re skody V Revnicich a
okoli cini die odhadu obCan-
stva miliony. Statni a okresni
pomoc jest bez odkladu lined
nutna, nemaji-li podemlete
domky Sc zboriti.
Zadusil Sc jidlem. Dne 20.
kvetna vecer prisel do hostince
ce v Karllne 57lety Bernard
Wickstein, urednik prazskych
plynaren We vysluEbe a dal 81
vecefi. Phi jidle zacal chropte-
ii a odesel do prujezdu, kde
padl a "a nedlouho zemfel. Lee
kar DIR. Rehak zjistil, ze smrt
nastala zaduSenim vetSim kou-
skem masa a dial mrtvolu odne-
sti do ustavu pro soudni pit
WI. Wickstein byl pred casem
zatcen, re byte SVEN zastrelil
svoji meter; byl vsak pozdeji
propulsion vazby, kdyz neu-
staval tvrdit, re mu rama vysla
z revolveru nest astnou naho-
dou a byl dale vysetrovan ma
svobode.
Ze sveta lesnich samot. Le-
tos %. unora odpoledne konal
Sc v lese Oburce v reviru spa
reneckem, nalezejiclm velko-
statku Kost, prodej drivi. Pro-
del provadeli administrator Ru
dolf Melichar, lesni Rudolf Su-
sanka z Kosti a lesni spravce
Pavel Cerny ze Sparence S
hajnym. Prodeje sucastnili Sc
obyvatele okolnich obci V
poctu pres $50 lidi. Y teto pa
sece jest velke mnozstvi sta
,vebniho drivi, ktere mela "a
koupena fima MaStalka a spoil.
v Dol. Bousove a melo Sc toho
dne toto dfivl odevzdati firme.
Lesni spravce Cerny, ktery pri
!Sel drive nez ostatni, slysel me-
ri lidem, re 81 paseku odvezti
nenechaji, videl nepokoj a roz-
cilenost meZi lidmi a proto,
kdyz prisel adm. Melichar, u
pozornil no, re lid je nejak
pobouren. Melichar, ktery ta-
Ike pozoroval nespokojenost me
ri lidmi pozadal je maine
starosty, aby mu zarucili po-
radek. Dav no vSak obklopil a
Jos. Tuna a Karel Hosa pred
stoupili pred administrators a
zadali, ably ponechal stavebni
drivi obci markvartick6, ze 0
tom mufs rozhodnouti hned,
jinak re budou rezati a voZiti
O sve ujme. Podobne zadal i
Rejman a Baron, ktefl stall o.
podal. Kdyz je administrator
upozornil, re to neni v jeho
|moci, ably 81 to vyjednali GU
krovarem (firma MaStalka) +,
ktery ma dfivi zakoupeno, ma
stale mezi davem rozhorceni,
ktere vyvrcholilo v tom, re Me-
lichar a Cerny byli do krve zbi
ii a zraneni. Vec pfisla pred
soud a 6. kvetna byli kraj-
skeho soudu v Made Boleslavi
odsouzeni pro zlocin vefejneho
nasili vydiranim Karel Hosa,
rolnik z Markvartic ma 6 me-
sici, Alois Barton, rolnik z
Markvartic ma a mesice, Frant.
Rejman rolnik z Markvartic
ma a mesice Josef Tuna, roll
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DAD TO
SAVE MOTHER
Boy, 10, on Trial for Killing,
Tells OF Firing When
She Called.

DOYLESTOWN, Pa. Dec. Ell
shot my father TO save the life OF my
mother" This statement. spoken in
clear tones, came from the lips OF
Edward II. Turner aged sixteen
years, a mulatto, charged with the
murder of his father, Edward Grant
Turner, "a nego, on the morning OF
July g, while protecting his white
mother, Mrs. Annie Turner. of New
York, from a murderous assault by
her husband. The murder occurred
at the former home of the Turner's
In Naceville, near Sellersyille, Bucks
county. --. ...
VERDICT EXPECTED TODAY.
The case has been causing utmost
interest for the last two days and
was heard before Judge Ryan. II
went before the jury shortly before
o o'clock last night and a verdict Is
expected today ON the witness stand
the parrlcide told his version of the
anair. His story conceded with that
of his mother. who took the sand as
a Commonwealth witness. Her testi-
mony, however. was not detrimental
TO her son. She said that she be-
lieyed Edward shot his father TO save
her and would stick by him forever.
"I was eating breakfast on the
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agoFzlxg 80 FNlK a." FoUNE Turner
told the jury yesterday. with me
were father aud mother. AFTER
while they got In an argument over
80 cents mother had given me 10
celebrate the Fourth OF July and also
"A suit OF underwear belonging 10
pad. After a while. Dad began TO
swear and talk about me. % leit
the room. thinking that things wohla
calm down, when all OF sudden L
heard mother scream: oh, God, Ed
ward, don't let him XIII me. Save me-
Edward He 10 going TO Kill me
"When l heard that 1 could stand
il no longer. grabbed my rife. load
ed n. and went 10 a side window OUT
side the house. | saw father had
mother pushed In "A corner and hhd
a chair raised ready TO strike her
blow on the head. ] stuck the riile
through the glass and mosquito net
ting, your honor. and fired shol
at Dad" l..
The parraclde then told how he
searched the country for three houis
for a doctor. One finally was reach-
ed and pronounced hts father dead
The youth then told how he gave
himself up 10 the state police "ho
arrested him. The lads story "as
commonwealth witness, state Police
man Ralph ]. Vose. OF Amber VINO
said that Turner told him the ehlire
story of the AFFAIR and did not Try 10
run away.
In addressing the jury, Harry Grim
Of PeTkasie, In "A most stirring man =
ner made a. plea for the life or the
Young muIatto, asking for complete
acouittaI on all counts so that christ
mas might be spent az a free boy WIN
his mother and a little brother ana
sister.
The Turner home in Sellersville has
bccn closed and Mrs. Turner mas
moved to New York. She Is very
Intelligent woman and her identity
has been IA mystery. The young toh
is boy Of more than average ihte'i,
gence. lie was the only witness III
his fight for his life. The prosecu'
ton was in charge OF District Al
torney Keller. OF Doylestown.