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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-08

Atlanta, Ga. 7. list. Eugene
V. Debs, jenz Sc dozvedel, re
president Wilson nemini jej o.
milostniti, jezto byl by pry
tim dan spatny priklad pro
budoucnost, pravil, ze 81 preje,
aby o jeho pripade uvazovano
bylo al naposled ze vsech, jez
vyvstaly z prestoupeni valet-
nych zakonI. Debs vydal pro.
hlaseni, " n6mz .pravi: "Vy-
rozumivam, ze o kazdem poll
tickem v6zni bude uvazovano
odd9lene "a doufam, re mGj
pripad Pride al posledni re
vsech. Rad6ji bych videl, ably
v1bec nebyl wat v 1vahu pri-
tomnou administered, pone-
vadz, kdybych byl ma svobode,
byla by ma mne svalovana zod-
povednost "a pritomny neklid
v industrialnim svete. Debs,
jenz 81 vysluhuje 10lety zalaf v
trestnici v Atlant6 pro poru-
Semi tax zvaneho spehyrskeho
zakona, slavil v patek sve 65.
narozeniny. Jeho obhajce a ne
kolik pratel navstivilo jej a
obdrzel kvetiny a cetne Diary.
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SRBOVE ZABRALI CAST
BULHARSKA.

Pariz, 8. list. Bulharske wy
slanectvi obdrzelo nasledujici
telegram ze Sofie, datovany v
nedeli:
"Srbske vojsko prekrocilo
hranice, ably obsadilo uzemi
odtrzene cd Bulharska smlou-
YOU Neuillyskou, aniz by ceka-
10 ma demarkaci hranic u
rovnani cetnych otazek, o
nichz ma jednati konference
velvyslanc1 v Parizi.
"Bulharska vlada, shledavsi
obsaxeni predcasnym, protesto.
vala, ale abyxd5kexa1a svoJ'
loyalitu, naridila bulharskym
uradum, ably Sc vzdalily bez
kladeni odporu.
"Srbske vojsko veslo do Carl
brodu vcera rano. Vsechny
kramy byly uzavreny jako
projev smutku a tridenni smu.
tex byl narizen po celem Bull.
harsku."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-08

sovet1m, stejne jako republi-
ka Ceskoslovenska, ktera byla
take do valky proti bolsevik1m
lakana. Tomu vSak odpomohli
francouZSti statnici tim, re po-
skytli Rumunum Bessarabii a
tim take pficinu ke sporu 5
Ruskem, ktere melo Bessarabii
cd roku 1878, cd valky S Tur-
ky/a zajiste Sc il dnes dobro-
volne nevada. OGekava Sc, ze
valka proti bolSevikGm bude
obnovena ma jafe a Ia tou pri-
cinou ma general Wrangel L.
drzeti jejich arnlady dnes-
Mich mezlch.
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BOURE We TRECH IRSKfCH MESTECH
Revolucni hnuti ma "zelenem ostrove"
nabyva stale hrozivsjsi tvarnosti
NEKOLIk POLICISTU POSTRELENO A v ODVETU
STAVENf SINNFEINISTU VYPALENA

prochazelo Sc po William ul.,
rozbijejice vykladni okna kra-
mG kolbami rucnic a strileli do
elektrickych lamp az dplna
tina Sc rozprostrela.
Dve budovy byly zapa1eny,
jedna Mich garaz, ktera byla
uplne znicena. Nekolik donna
cich zvirat zahynulo v budov6
re stroiu zbylo jenom stare
zelezo. Diva raneni policiste by
Ii nalezeni lezfcf ma Foyle ul.
Hasici, kteri byli povolani k
pozaru ma William ul., zazili
vzrusujici zkusenost. Nez W.
jeli, hasici zadali vojsko O po-
moe a nekolik ozbrojenych vo-
jaku strezilo strikacky, avsak
ma cest6 strelba byla ma ne
zahajena obou stran ulice.
Vojaci odpovedeli rovn6z strel-
bou a diva muzi byli videni, jak
klesli k zemi.
Ably unikli dalSi palbe, ha-
sici Sc pustili oklikou a zasta-
viii Sc mistnich vojenskych
kasarnach pro silnejsi vojen-
skou eskortu. V uredni zprave
Sc pravi, re tri konsteblov6. Y
'4abtanskych satech byli postfe-
leni. nejspise vojaky, kteri re
stfikacek odpovfdali ma palbu
s obou stran ulice.
Dublin, 7. list. Utok davu ma
diva policisty V sobotu vecer
mel "a nasledek postreleni 2
civilistG, z nichz jeden vazne
byl zranen. Vyvolalo to velike
rozcileni, jezto v tn chvili lide
zrovna vychazeli z divadel. Po-
liciste, kterf utikali pred da--
vem, strileli z revolverG pc
svych pronasledovatelich, ale
jeden byl chycen a vhozen do
reky Liffey, odkud byl pozd6-
il zachranen svymi druhy.
Londyn, 7. list. Mnoho set
patron a n6kolik rucnic bylo
ukradeno, nepochybne sinfei-
misty, z Orange Hall v Glas-
COVE. Bylo to objeveno jed
MIN policistou v nedeli, jenz
naSel slova "rekvirovano pro
irskou republikanskou arma-
du'', napsana kridou ma zdi. !.
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OBCHODNf UMLUVA CES.
kOSLOVENSKO-FRAN-
COUZSKA.

Pariz, z. list. Francie Ce-
skoslovensko uzavrely prav6
obchodnl umluvu, die niz Sc u
volujf vzajemne zariditi vol
most obchodu mezi temito ze-
memi, pokud to situace penez-
niho kursu vyzivovaci nutno-
sti dovoluji. Cini Sc opatreni
ma prime zasilani ceskosloven-
skvch produktG do Francie pc
fece Labi, jakoz primou ze-
leznicni sluzbu beze vseho pre-.
sedani.
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Dnesni den jest tristaletym vyrocim
bitvy ma Bile Hore.

8. listopad, den nejvstsho pokoren Geskeho ma
roda, den oikrae citovany fe6ich literature doSka-
va dnes smutneho 3OO-leteho vyroGi. Cd Bile Hory
piestala vlastne existovat Geska ozbrojena a
stava znenahy upadek ceskeho stau Vzdy nepraelsks
nam Widen pocnala zastnovati Prahu bezohledna
germanisaGni protireformaGni snaha Habsburkl po-
Gala svoje zkazonosne dlo Tri veky lez ceskou
ged ceskosovenskemu satu dnes nastava svitani ac
ocekavati lie snad boulve rano jest pfec jen nadsje
nase sunce svobody rozesmsje mas pine zari
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MA PRAZDNINY.
Move zvoleny president Har-
ding cdjel v sobotu Marion
a vrati Sc pocatkem
prosince.

Marion, 6. list. Zvlastni vlak
vezouci senatora a pr. Hardin
govou a jejich hosty odejel z
Marion V 7:30 dnes rano a ci-
lem jeho jest Point Isabel, Tex.
blize jizniho cipu texasskeho
pobfezi, kde move zvoleny pre-
sident ztravi dvanact dni hon.
bou a rybarenim. Po te podnik-
ne oceanskou plavbu ma Pana-
mu do prnplavniho pasma a
vrati Sc do nektereho .stredo-
atlantickeho pfistavu. Slibil
recniti V Bedford, Va, 5. pro-
since odtamtud pax bezod-
kladne odjede do Marion.
Zvlastni Wax senatora Har-
dinga dorazi do Brownsville,
Tex. V pondeli a z onoho mista
odjede druzina V automobi-
lech do Point Isabel dvacet mil
vzdaleneho.
Point Isabel jest jenom sest
mil vzdalen cd mexickych hra-
mic a neijiznejsiho cipu pevni-
novych Spoj. Statd.
Hosty p. a pi. Hardingovych
ma teto ceste !sou Harry NJ.
Daugherty. manager Hardin
govy predkonvencni kampane
senatori Frelinghuysen New
Jersey, Hale z Maine a Davis
Elkins z Virginie a Edward B.
MacLean, vydavatel Cincinnati
Enquirer. Jeho sekretar, Geor-
ge B. Christian jeho rodinny
lekar, DR.. c. E. Sawyer dru-
zina Zfizencu tajne sluzby a
novinarG rovnez jest ma Via
ku.
V Point Isabel bude senator
Harding hostem F. E. Scobey-
no, sveho pritele z dob, kdy
tyz byl klerkem senatnim.
st. Louis, 6. list. Ma vsech
stanicich, kde zastavil Sc
zvlastni vlak move zvoleneho
presidenta Hardinga, shroma-
zdily Sc velike zastupy lidi a
zde, ackoli byl vlak o pul dru-
he hodiny zpozdeny, dav ti.
tai nekolik tisic hlav.
Washington, 6. list. Sekreta-
rem valky bylo narizeno veil.
telum americkych vojenskych
posadek podel Rio Grande, a.
by pozdraven byl move zvoleny
president Harding salvou 81
delovych vystrelh, coz jest pre-
sidentskych pozdrav, kdyby Sc
snad k nektere z Mich priblizil
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GEN. NIVELLE PRIJEL.

New York, Z. list. Gen. Geo.
Robert Nivelle, jenz nastoupil
pc marsalu Joffre jako velitel
francouzskych armad ma seve-
ru a severovychod9 behem val
ky, prijede sem Ultra rano na
parniku La Lorraine. Jest dele.
gatem francouzske vlady k o.
slave tristeho jubilea pristani
Poutnik1 ma Plymouthske o.
strozne v listopadu 1920.
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BULLETIN.
Dublin, z. list. Sedm dobro-
volnikI bylo pry zabito boji
v Causeway, blize Tralee, v
patck. v sobotu veGer byly v
Corku "a osoby zatceny.

Belfast, Z. list. Prudke W.
trznosti, ma stesti omezene ma
malou oblast, vypukly v North
Belfast dnes odpoledne. Utkali
Sc spolu unioniste sinnfeini-
ste, nichz prvnejsi vrhali vet
sinou jenom kameny, kdezto
sinnfeiniste byli ozbrojeni rue
nicemi a revolvery. Policie ne
kolikrate podnikla 1tok. snazic
Sc rozehnati bojujici, ale tepr-
We vojsku, jez dostavilo sc ma
misto V pancefove kare, Sc to
podarilo.
Jeden nadennik byl zastre-
len vojenskou hlidkou V Corku
Y sobotu vecer. Vojaci pravi,
Re bvl ma ulici po odzvoneni
tax zvaneho klekanicka a ac-
koli trikrate ma neho zavolali,
ably Sc zastavil, odeprel tax u
>tiniti.
: frnzsry-n scGHarn ss5sio. h
Londonderry vcera v noci v dir
sledcich nahleho utoku na ro-
licisty tamtez. Pet bylo jich
postreleno, diva zraneni tax
tezce. re sotva vydrzi. Dive OBJ
chodni mistnosti byly vypale-
ny a n6kolik jinych pobofeno.
Vsechen majetek pfinalezel
zamym sinnfeinistGm.
Utok podniknut byl ma po-
licisty, kteri hlfdali celnici a
vymena vystfelG nasledovala.
Udalo sc to O 8. hod. vecer v
zivem sousedstvi a ma sta lidi
We zdeseni k domovu prchalo.
Po te policie vojsko podrobi-
Ii prohlidce velkou cast mesta
pfi cemz 81 pocinali S yelkou
bezohlednosti.
Pozdeji vecer nepratelsky
zastup, jenz Sc shromazdil ma
Waterloo Square, byl roZe-
Imam vojskem, avsak jeste dive
hodiny potion ozyvala Sc strel.
ba z rucnic a revolvern.
Nekolik ozbrojenych muzu
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D'ANNNUNZIOV NOVY
TAH.

Terst, 6. list. Gabriel DAN
nunzio, italsky povstalecky ve-
litel We Rjece, obsadil predhoff
San Marco, jizn6 Cd Buccari s
500 vojaky iako protest proti
udanlivemu vystreleni srbskou
pobrezni strait ma italsky par
mix Issoria, jedoucf z Buccari.
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PROTI MALE DOHODE.
Zaklada Sc pry nova alliance
mezi Mad'arskem, Pol.kem,
Rumunskem a Finskem.

Pariz, Z. list. Tyrdosijne u
drzuji Sc zpravy, ze byla zalo-
zena alliance mezi Mad'ary,
Rumuny, Polaky a Finy. Atkoli
nebyly ufedne potvrzeny, me-
lie jich podcenovati. Neni-li
jeste alliance, zda Sc, re Jest
aspon dohodnuti, ktere k alli-
anci vesti mGze. Nejvice pre-
kvapuje, ze We spolku tomto je
take RumunshN ktere Jest ta-
Ike clenem Mala -dahody. Mala
dohoda, jak znamo, byla zalo..
zena proti Mad 'arum, kteryn
ma byti zabraneno We vybojne
valce a v znovuziskani ztrace-
neho uzemi. Ponevadz pax Ma
d'ari test Sc blahovGli a podpo-
re Francie, byla Mala dohoda
namirena do jiste miry take
proti dneSni francouzske Via
de. Jisto jest aspon, re Francie
sc ze vSech sill namahala, ably
docilila dorozuneni a smireni
mezi Mad'ary a Rumuny. Ten
to novy spolek, kdyby nebyl
organisovan proti Male doho-
de primo, ma kazdy pad j Sc
slabuje. | Gastecny odklon Rn-
mund Cd nj a spojeni s Mad a.
ry znamena skoro rozpadnuti
Male dohody.
Aspoh dive fakta, prave ozha
mena, jsou pozoruhodna a "a
jiste v souvislosti S novym moz-
nym ctyrspolkem. Jednim z
Mich jest zprava, ze ma pfi-
mluvu Francie poskytly vlady
dohody Mad'arGm novou lhutu
k podepsani mirove smlouvy,
! prodlouzeni, po nemz bude
bezpochyby nasledovati pro-
dlouzeni move. Druhym jest
prirknuti Bessarabies Rumun-
sku, velike to vitezstvi pro Jo-
nescua, ktery "a tim ucelem
statniky Dohody objizdel. Jo-
nescu neziskal tento uspech
zdarma. Musel zan uciniti il
ste ustupky Millerandovi, KITE
! Ery jest hlavnim ochrancem Ma
d'arI a ministerskemu predse-
/ dovi Leyguesovi, jenz Mile
randovu Will vykonava. Jeho
costa do Varsavy jest tim We
spojeni.
! Uskutecni-li Sc tento ctyr-
spolek, bude Francie jeho kmo
trou, ba vice, jeho matkou a
ochranitelkou. Nebude na-
miren proti N6mecku tax jake
proti bolsevickemu Rusku.
Stanovisko FinG, PolakG a dneS
! nf Horthyovy vlady mad'arskt
vnci bolsevikdm jest ode dav:
ma zname, ale Rumunsko sc
dosud chovalo chladne a pri.
sne neutraln6 odmitalo kaz
! de vojenske zakroceni prot
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TURECKO Sc JESTE
ZDRAHA.

Carihrad, 7. list. Turecka
vlada adresovala notu k vel
mocim, V niz Sc prQhlasuje, re
prftomna doba jest, revhodnou
ku schvaleni mirove smlouvy
Tureckenl.
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WRANCEL Sc DRZ..
DIE poslednich zprav nehrozi
pry mu bezprostredni
nebezpeci.

Pafiz, Z. list. Gen. baron
Wrangel, protibolsevicky vGd
ce ma Krymu, dosud ma V drze-
nj prevlaku Perekopskou, po
niz jedine mono Sc dostati po
zemi ma poloostrov a vojenska
situace, jeho stanoviska, neni
beznadejnou.
Gen. Wrangel ma pry pew
nou nadeji, re bolseviknm ne
podari Sc prolomiti Sc jeho o.
brannymi liniemi ma prevlace
a vtrhnouti ma Krym.
Francouzska vlada, bylo sis
leno dnes, nezmsr'la sc ae
disko vnci vojenske eitua
znim pska iaksij -
zllamet1o, fleposIe zadnOu vO-
jenskou pomoc gen. Wrange-
lovi.
Francouzska bitevni lod' bu-
de vyslana z Tulonu v 1tery,
nikoli ably udrzovala prevlaku
Perekopskou v dostrelu svych
velikych del, ale aby odvezla
francouzske kolonisty, kdyby
nutnost toho sc ukazala.
Carihradska depese, odesla-
ma dne a. listopadu sdelovala
re francouzsti a briticti zastup-
ci tamtez tazali Sc svych vlad,
zdali jejich valecne lodi We
vodach cernomorskych mely
by podporovati gen. Wrangela
v Perekopu a Salkove. Neni
znamo, zdali odpovedi ma tuto
otazku byly obdrzeny.
Sebastopol, A. list. (Opozd6-
no. Gen. Wrangela uredni
zprava vydana dnes vysv6tluje
obtize jeho nedavneho lstupu
ma Krym nasledkem neoceka.
vaneho zamrznutf Dnepru y
noci 5 %. ma 20. rijna. Zamrz.
mutt reky umoznilo Budennyho
jizd6 a pechot6 prekrociti po
lede, cimz mohli vvvinouti ne.
ocekavany tlak ma ustupujfci
vojsko Wrangelovo. Gen Wran
gel sdeluje. re znicil dGiezitt
jednotky oddilu Budennyho
rovnez diva pluky lotysske di-
wise. Dodava, re zajal ctyri j.
ne pluky a dvacet pet del.
Carihrad, 7. list. Zpravv 2
Tiflisu nasvedcuji, ze Armeni
zalekli Sc ultimate z Mos
nekladou temer zaneho OIL
poru postupujicmu tureckeml
vojsku z Karsu a Alexandropo
lu. Obsazeni Erivanu Turky a
Tatary IDA Sc pry byti neod-
vratnym.
(Depese z blizkeho vycho-
du ku konci minuleho mesice
sdelovaly, ze ruska sovetova
vlada zaslala Armenian ulti-
matum, V nemz pozadovala, a.
by zrusili smlouvu Tureckem,
p erusili diplomatick6 vztahy $
dohodou a dovolili prhohod So
vetskeho vojska Armenske,Q
Pozd9jsf depese sdelovaly, ze
Armeni odepreli pristoupiti ma
toto ultimatum.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-30
5000 NAVY employees
TO GET Time TO VOTE

Voters among the 5000 employees
OF the Nevy Yard will be given time
of to vote next Tuesday. Capt. ]. II.
Dayton, commandant OF the yard, has
announced. Such employees, to draw
pay for the day, however. must work
at least an hour.
Acting on this advice. political
leaders in the District have arranged
q schedule Of hours for these voters
covering nearby Virginia and Mary
land points and extending rs far as
New York. The limit of time allow
ed for u voter Is seven hours. Re
ports indicate n large percentage Of
the employees will take advantage OF
the arrangements.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-30
MRS. FRANCES B. HILTON
DIVORCED FROM DOCTOR

Mrs. Frances II. Hilton. who alleged
that her husband. DR.. James Franklin
Hilton. OF AIS Fourteenth street
northwest, n physician forced her to
live in one room in their home md
to use the street cars while he turned
his car over to a young woman, yes
terday was granted a limited divorce
and S175 a month alimony by Justice
Hitz in Equity Court.
DIR. Hilton denied the statements
by his wife, which also included that
she aided him to gain prominence In
his profession and that he had forced
her to do homework and work In his
office
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Fauors Arbitration
For Hot-Headed Boys

several times to enable the boys to
rest and rinse out their mouths.
Letting the boys ght out their
troubles Is the best way" said Miss
Hogge. "Of course. the fights must
be fair. A black eye or two won't
hurt a boy, and when the bout Is
over the combatants become friends.
AT Business High" said Principal
Davis, when two boys have a grew
ance we call them together--get them
face to face and have them settle
their d fferenccs through a monitor.
II the dispute cannot be arbitrated.
we try to send them away in differ
cnt directions. We have always had
success In settling grievances among
the boys by this method"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-30
J.. s. WILL OPEN AIR
MAIL LINE TOCUBA
Fleet of Flying Boats Leaves
New York for Key West
HanqarS.

A fleet of six huge flying boats or
the naval cruiser type, each with a
passenger capacity OF eleven persons
left New York today for Florida to
open the air mail service between
the United States and Cuba. the POST
office Department announced.
The first mails arc to be carried
November /, and thereafter daily
service in each direction Is to be main
tanned. In addition to the mail the
big planes will carry passengers.
The boats are luxuriously equipped
with ventilators. open ports. bunet,
electric lights and equipment, smok-
inr compartments, and even electric
cigar lighters.
There arc two cabins, one fore, the
other aft, connected by passage
way. The furnishings are In ma
hogany and silver. the trimmings In
silk and hnnd-buffed leather. Ar
rangcments can be made for the
serving Of buffet lunches in tho dir.
The planes have wing spread OF
10i feet, and a speed OF eighty miles
an hour. They are driven by two 400
horsepower Liberty motors.
Hangers and repair shops have
been completed at Key West and at
Havana. 1t is estimated that mail
deliveries will be advanced twenty
four hours.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-30
IS ACTIVE MEMBERS
NAMED BY CITY CLUB
DR.. Frank BaIIou, D. c. School
Head, Among Those Elected.

The board Of governors of the City
Club has announced the election Of
eighteen new members to the active
roll of the club.
The new active members are DR..
Frank w. Ballou, Superintendent Of
Public Schools: Roland Whitehurst
L. Marshall Rust, Theodore p. Noyes.
Herbert p. Hill. Dwight Clark, p. c.
Burton, Meyer Davis, G. A. Sander
son, w. L. Fitch, c. d. Vallette, e. w.
Hyde, jr.. s. p. Landers J. A oliver,
II. I. Sharr. G. Z. Strongfellow. ]. r.
Jameson and Z. T. Goodman.
Two new members have been added
to the nonresident roll. They are NJ.
Il. Waller and II. d. Lipford.
The three following members have
been transferred from the nonresi-
dent to the active roll:
DR.. Il. w. Titus, S. NJ. Williams and
NJ. c. Livingston.
The following members have been
transferred from the active to the
nonresident roll:
f. NJ. Reeder, C. S. Elliott. o. II.
Cheer, DIR. q. l.. brennan, G. l.. Har-
rison and c. A. Cleaver.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-30

These arc two questions puzzling
anthropologists and students of crimi-
nology today. AS yet no answer has
been found. Some Of the brainiest
men in tho District arc seeking
solution which may or may rSt act
favurably in the youths case.
"Three-fourths of the young men
and women in prisons and rcforma-
tories are just as normal as you and
I. They are behind bars because
their parents didn't take proper care
of them"
This is the opinion OF DR.. Arthur
Macdonald, widcly-known anthropolo-
gist, when asked today by Times
reporter to comment on the case OF
young PerrySo.
HOME CONDITIONS GOOD.
But, according to testimony OF the
lads mot her, his home conditions were
good-there was no quarreling be-
tween the parents. and no excuse for
the arising Of passions in the young
man which resulted in the death or
woman.
There may have been q hereditary
strain somewhere in the boys make
up, scientists declare. which might
have prompted the crime. But they
are unwilling to make any definite as
sertion because. they say, so little OF
the boys ancestry Is known.
The fact that the boy was born In
the confines of st. Elizabeth's Is an
other question the scientists are tax
ing into consideration. 1t Is posi-
BILE, they aver. that there may have
been a prenatal influence eSerted
which could have eliminated In crime.
1.-THE boy Perrygo is certainly a
good looking chap" said DIR. mac
Donald, when the reporter showed him
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ports. One type OF man leaves his
wife because OF too many children.
The second deserts his family be-
cause he cannot stand responsibility.
The burdens OF married life weigh
too heavily upon him. and he becomes
dazed In fact. when we get him here
he can't explain his reason for deser-
ton.
THE ETERNAL REASON.
"The third reason for nonsupport.
and this Is the eternal reason--it is
the other woman. Many a wife and
husband live in harmony until the
third angle OF the triangle appears
and a happy home Is blasted.
MANY husbands arrested are re-
leased on probation, and seldom do
they break their trust"
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COUNTERFEIT
| Labels Now Decorate Boot
leg Whiskey, and U. S.
Seals Are Faxed.
ON CANADIAN CLUB.
Chief Moran Finds Wild
Cat Booze Wearing Cuts
of Old Masters.
ON CANADIAN CLUB.

II it's bootleg" whiskey, and Is
sealed with Government revenue
stamp. IL isn't necessarily genuine.
Chief Moran, OF the Secret Serv-
ice, SO told Internal Revenue Com
missioner Williams today. Moran
had reports showing that the
roundup of bands OF counterfeit
ers in various centers, is about to
De made. The proof gathered by
Moran astounded Williams.
For the first time Williams issued
an official warning to tho public.
saying that the revenue stamp L.
not n guarantee that the contents
OF an alleged bottle OF liquor was
not manufactured by a bootlegCer.
The Secret Service has seized
c1cverly worked counterfeits OF both
revenue stamps and labels of former
standard brands OF liquor. Moran
Ii on the track OF bootleg rings in
several cities, and their arrest Ia
soon expected. One raid In Detroit
Melted a bale of the counterfeit
stamps.
In tho Detroit raid. bootleg whis-
key seized was neatly labeled with
Canadian Club labels. other brands
popular in the "wet" days were aim-
i1srly branded with counterfeit
labels,
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n photograph OF tho lad. Lots OF
people would hold up their hands in
horror and say. why, that boy is no
criminal. after they had seen the
picture.
MANY CRIMINALS HANDSOME.
"But I want to tell you that the
ma jority OF young men incarcerated
are fine. good looking fellows--men
you would not hesitate to meet as your
equal.
.If a boy has in his makeup q
slight trace of immortality. with the
proper home conditions, he has all the
chance in the world to overcome the
streak and become an upright citizen.
But il his home conditions arc not
OF the best: II his parents arc hard
drinkers, are continually quarrel
ing and abusing their son. the boy
undoubtedly will light out from home.
He will steal in order to get some
thing to eat, and before he knows 1t
he will land in the clutches OF the
police.
CALLS PROHIBITION GoD-sEND'
prohibition has been a God-send.
in that home conditions have inn
proved greatly. Children no longer
hear harsh words and have to fly
from a boot welded by an intoxicated
parent. They have sufficient clothing
and food and generally are better Off
Prohibition will do much to empty
reformatories and tails.
"Thc Boy Scouts WELD tremen-
dous influence for good among the
growing youth OF the land. Let US
have more such organizations and we
will make great advances in curb
ing juvenile delinquency"