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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Laura Collins:
By virtue Of an order Of the Court OF
Chancery Of New Jersey, made on the day
Of the date hereof. in a cause wherein James
l.. Risley is complainant, and you and others
are defendants, you are required to appear.
and answer to the complainant's bill on, or
before the 14th day Of June, next, or the
said bill will be taken as confessed against
you.
The said bill is filed to f~oreclose a mort
gage made by John H. Collins to James /.
Risley Of date March "a, 1915, on lands in
Pleasantville, ~. j., and you are made a
party defendant because it is alleged in the
bill Of complaint in said cause that you
have some inchoate right Of dover in said
mortgaged premises subject to the lien there.
on Of said mortgage.
Dated April II. 1920. .
II. W. LEWIS,
Solicitor Of Complainant,
p o. Address 4 Chelsea Natl Bank Bldg.
st Atlantic City, n. ].
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12

Deep in the pitch dark hold of the
steamer Bazas, bound north from Por-
to Rico, not long ago a ragged Porto
Rican youngster covered for two days,
afraid, yet happy.
Emilio Bilbas had dreamed his
dream of adventure, and this was the
beginning Of its realization. He was
on his way to the tabled city of New
York. Even his fright when he was
hailed before the captain couldn't dis
pei the joy of that certainty.
But no golden pavements cleaned
for Emilio in the tabled city. Instead
the day after his arrival he wander
hungrily through the East Side
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12

Advertise in The Pleasantville Press.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12
Ex-SERvICE Men
ARE CATCHING UP
Resume Their College Courses
With Renewed Energy.
SOME OF THEM ARE RESTLESS

Have Lead, but to Offset This a
Greater Number of the Men Have
Attained a High Rank-Men Rapid
ly Readjust Themselves to Work.
Freshmen Mortality Low. =
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12
COMMISSIONERS, SALE

By virtue Of an order Of the Atlantic
County Orphans Court, the subscribers,
Commissioners appointed in the matter Of
the partition of lands Of Laura Fieldhouse,
deceased, will expose for sale at public ven
due, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %, 1920.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day,
in the Court Room, No. POI, Second Floor.
Guarantee Trust Building, in the City OF
Atlantic City, County Of Atlantic and State
Of New Jersey, all that certain tract or par
eel Of land situate in the City Of Pleasant.
vile, County of Atlantic and State Of New
Jersey. described as follows
Being lot number one with a frontage or
Park Avenue of forty-seven and ninety-foul
hundredths feet and running at right angle,
with said Park Avenue one hundred and fifty
feet, as shown on map or plan Of lots il
Pleasantville, N. J., belonging to Webster
Price, and said map being duly fled in th,
Clerks Office Of Atlantic County, at May
Landing, New Jersey.
Dated May 20, 1920.
RICHARD Il. ROBERTSON,
HUGH COLLINS,
JOHN F. RY0N,
Commissioners.
c.. C. shinn, Attorney.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12

policeman found him there. He was a
policeman who knew what to do, for
within the hour Emilio was stripped of
his tropical rags, bathed and comforta-
bly, clothed and %devouring a square
meal in a Salvation Army post.
Emilio has a job now. The Saliva
ton Army is helping him become a
credit to the community. AS the Army
helped Emilio it helps hundreds of 9TH
ers week after week.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12

Send in your application and we will
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12

If our present lines pass your house, we win
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12
PUBLIC NOTIcEI

Public notice IS hereby given that the
city cesspool located at the gravel pit,
Doughty Road and Washington avenue. IL
completed and ready for use. Permits
must be secured for the cleaning OF cess
pools from the undersigned. All persons
falling to do so will be prosecuted.
W. J. HUDSON,
Health Inspector OF Pleasantviile.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12
REWARD.

80 reward will be given for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and con
Viction of anyone emptying sewage in
Egg Harbor Township.
By order of the Board of Health,
CHAS. L. SMITH, Sec.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12
PACKERS SELL TO GERMANY
Big Chicago Concerns Will Deliver
S45. OOo, 900 Worth of Provisions.

The sale of $45, 900 900 worth of pro-
visions to the German government by
Chicago packers is announced by Ar
mour & Co, of Chicago.
The supplies, consisting principally
of pork products, have been stored In
warehouses at Hamburg, Rotterdam,
Amsterdam and in Scandinavia for
several months and will be delivered
Immediately.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12

c. c. shinn, Attorney.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12

Common Labor Scarce at So a Day.
A 40 per cent shortage of laborers
exists in New York city, although the
established wage scale for common
laborers is SO for an eight-hour day,
according to . builders association.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-12
NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that persons hav-
ing bills against the City OF Pleasantvilis
must have them in the hands OF the City
Clerk on Friday preceding the regular meet
Ing nights Of Common Council, which are
the first and third Mondays OF each month,
otherwise they will not be paid.
By order Of the Common Council OF
Pleasantviile.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS.
City Clerk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-10

Amos s. Allen, William III. Alderman,
secretary; Samuel NJ. Arrow, Samuel
l.. Aronson, j. Horace Balm, associate
class president; Howard ID. Bare,
Charles X. Barenbmm, Gerard II. Bis
singer, Alvin j. Bloch. Morris ID.
Brownstein, Joseph M. Chapman, Ed
ward X: Cook. Hyman Cunin, George
Il. Dreisbach, Jr.. Edwin L. Duffy,
Morris Ellis, Jr., Sadie Flieg, Edward
3. Frick, William II. Gilbert, Charles
H. Goldberg, james II. Uardiman,
John w. Henefer, Benjamin s. Hick-
man.. Manuel del Hoyo. Max Jacobs,
Matthew NJ. Jasner, Robert ]. John
ston, Philip ID. Katz, Howard w.
Langford, Harry Levin, Morris Lieb-
mon, John J. Mcdonald, treasurer !;
Alan +. MacDougall, Earl s. Mackin,
Robert G. Martin, Walter w. Min
ninger, Charles Nellie. Donald Y. Pier
son, Maurice r. Price, vice president (;
Theodore L. Reimel, George A. Robin
hold. Henry s. Rosenfield, Lewis Ros-
enstein. associate secretary trea surer I:
Cecil Il. Russell, Morris Rosomoff, FL
lerslie w. Schlccht, Israel Schless, 10y
T.. Schumacher, Harry II. Simpkins,
Justus Sirexon, Jr., Wilbur n. Skill :
man, William Slavin, Leon Spector,
James A. Sproul, class president; T..
Carlyle Stephen, Harry Tarbotton,
Vincent Tempone, George L. Thomas,
Thomas II. Urdahl, Richard s. Wag-
ner, Thomas Watson, 3D., Jessie Il.
Wendell, Ralph N. Winters, Raymond
F. Wyckoff, Samuel Zollet and Julius
NJ. Zorn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-10
friends GRADUATE.
3 GET DIPLOMAS
Germantown School Holds An
nuaI Exercises at Coulter St.
Meeting House
M. JONES MAKES ADDRESS

germantown Friends School heid
Inc .rol commencement exercises IN
Us su .,aotino House on Coulter street
,.s ..sterday afternoon. twenty e;,sos eisns
."hsrs Of the graduating class receiVeu
their dlRIOif%s'' lRpUf,,s NJ. Jones, professor o.
pr,nbv pr nv at Haverford College, maze Mu
|rhllossCaPnSss sarOSs TO the graduating class; me
the aenarv aad,c was delivered by sparta
ysledic'ITrr' Elizabeth T. Pearson ana
frln, Harding, of the graduating
EyeHn Id ESSAYS. The presentation OF
ciass, ,s.,os as was by Stanley X. narnah'
pr,mnScipr pmSn Graduation honor OF magma cum
lhe n,os awarded to Fritz, Eliza
iauae lae pearson % and Mary Louise White.
TN. s.o ,nm laude distinction went to Heien
I rne Russer, Ru Hugh B. Hodge, Jr., ana
lucinda NJ Hiss. , oe;oo-s wore
ine Simons, president; Elizabeth
or Jonn vice president: Brainerd NJ.
feaIsVs. s.scrctary, and Stephen 8. Wool
lnneS. .rsssurer. Other members OF the
s,op, rere David b. Arndt, Mary h.
c,ass cas- Hole Helon z. Busser, Sparta Fritz,
pur'JT Tyelrn Hardy. Helen r. Harmer,
w., J,.L T n Hodge, Jr., Judelle NJ. Hus-
hus"E "Eii1abeth il. Hutchinson. Bucipda
,9n' lies Mary Lightfoot, Mary V.
Mn,or "; % Eleanor b. Magee, Jane. +.
M.rse Maze, Elwood F. Reeves. Jr.: Mary
\ haf,;v Ritter, Agnes Roth. Morris e., Rus
IL, " Eleanor w. Sharpless. Mary A.
sn,,tb sel, Sara B. Tiers, G. Robert Truitt,
,t Smysn' nnise White and Annabel Il.
| Wood. A. , o,so
.,n announced at this time. The
neris ne II. Forsythe scholarship was
,m.rdsd 70 n, Curtis Wood, Jr., class
~ 1921. average SS.6. The Susanna
Kite scholarship was awarded to
S;rab NJ. II. Cook, 1922, average 93.7.
"S The list of distinguished students was
,rnonnced as follows: Mary X. An
Sraws, Louise S. Birch. Elizabeth Bo-
Sine Ninah NJ. II. Cook, Dorothy Il
craig Sparta Fritz. Jr.. Edith T. Har'
,is catherine Harris, Catherine Jan
nav Winthrop NJ. Leeves, Elizabeth 7
p,arson, Elizabeth Rebmann, Mary c.
pire Elizabeth V. Scattergood, Esther
n Thomson. Gerald B. West, Cor
nsiius n. Weygandt, Mary Louise
White, Dorothy Willis and II. Curtis
The list of commended students was
made up of the names of Mark Balls
Lorna c. Brown, Helen Z. Busser
Elizabeth L. Burton, Aileen p. Clinch
Charles G. Day, Edward r. Fiske, Jr.
Naude Henderson, Hugh b. Hodge, Jr.
Alan F. Horton, Lucinda NJ. Hiss
Mary R. Miller, William G. Roland
Jr., Dorothea Shipley. Beatrice Simcox
| J. Tyson Stokes and w. Wilson White
The following school officers for th'
coming year were announced: james
| R. Downs. 81, chairman Of the studen
council: Martha H. Jennings. 81, vic,
chairman Of the council: Eleanor H
iagee, president of Beta Sigma; G
Dudley Saul. editor in chief of TIL,
Pastorian, the school paper. and Jame
r. Downs, business manager of tn
same publication.
1t was announced that the informa
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tion test Of the school year had been
won by Sparta Fritz, Jr., with an
average Of 1915. and second, Louise
s. Birch, with an average of 80. The
elocution contest was won by the class
Of 1920 with individual honors to Mary
Louise White and Sara b. Tiers of that
class.
The cup presented by the class OF
1910 to the leading boy in athletics
was won by John Simons, 1920, and
the, girls cup was given to Edith
Shane, 1921.
The class Of 1920 gave the school nm
original drawing Of independence Hail
by Joseph Pennell, who is a graduate
of the school.
After the commencement exercises the
alumni held their annual supper and
meeting. s. Duffield Hopkins. IL. is
president Of this association s. Ro-
land Morgan, '95, vice president; Mar.
ion F. Tillinghast, '13, secretary, and
Walter p. Shipley, Jr., IS, treasurer.
During the day tablet to be placed
in hospital in Labrador, built by
Grenfell, was displayed. It Is to be
placed in the room in the hospital main
tained by the members Of the school.
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&C TO GRADUATE
AT BROWN PREP
Eight Gold Medals. to Be
Awarded at Commencement
in Witherspoon Hall
"a NAMED ON HONOR ROLL

Brown Preparatory School Com
mencement exercises will be held In
Witherspoon Hall tonight. Sixty six
graduates will receive diplomas and
eight gold medals will be awarded.
Twenty four members Of the class are
named on the first and second honor
rolls while eleven others have won hon
orable mention in their various sub
jects.
The invocation will be given by the
Rev. Edward 8. Ninde, d. D.. pastor
Of the First Methodist Episcopal Church
of Germantown. J. Horace Balm is the
salutatorian while the honors Of vale
dictorian have gone to William H..
Anderman.
Jessie II. Wendell is named on the
program to read THE Challenge Of the
Hour" 1.-THE Training for Leader
ship" will be delivered by Walter Wade
Minngcr.
Following this the Rev. Howard II.
Prouse will present the medals and DR..
Abraham L. Myers will read the honor
roll. The address to the graduates will
be given by the Rev. Ninde.
Members Of the graduating class are
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raxI prIver Bitten by pon

G. f. Steinmetz, taxi driver, Of
54o1 Westminster avenue, had the
middle finger Of his left hand cauterized
nj the West Philadelphia Homeopathic
Hospital yesterday afternoon following
n bite which he received from a dog
owned by passenger in his car. When
Steinmetz opened the door. after taking
the passenger to his destination, the
animal jumped at him and bit him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-10
GIRL CADETS GRADUATED
Thirty.four Young Women Get
waramaker institute Diplomas "

Brilliant with color and striking in
their military costumes. the Cadet Girls
branch Of the John Wanamaker Com
mercial Institute attended the closing
exercises last night in University Hall
Mt the Wanamaker store. A short talk
was given by Miss Beulah A. Fenimore.
principal of the Kensington Girls High
School. Thirty -four girls received their
diplomas. having completed their course
at the institute.
After the formal exercises the girls
rave exhibitions Of physical and mill
tary drill. showing that they as we'll as
the boys could handle q rife and easily
ncrform the manual Of arms.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
JWSSl IWSSl WSSl
ZLODEJ Z LEPSfCH KRU-
HUI"

V pansk6 Ctvrti V East End
operuje n6kolik dni jakysi w
tetnik 2 tax zvanych lepsich
kruhu, ktery ukradl jiz "a
$4,000 skvostu pri rGznych
pTi ezitostech. Pani f. r. Jo-
ne-ov6, 2193 Grandview Ave.
Zmizelo "a $4,000 klenota a
dalSimi poSkozenymi jsou pa
nj Maud Shierova, 1886 vych.
- ul., JOS. Mendelsohnova u
Cleveland Heights a G.. C.. Ski
neroVa, 8210 Hough Ave. Poll
Gle mysli, re vytecnikem tim je
tax zvany lazensky zlod6i pro
fesione'ni, ZavitavSi do C.eve-
landu brZy o ukonceni sezony.
Zlod6j ten vnika do bohatych
re3idenci Il pravidla V noci a
We vyberu pravych a cennych
klenotu jest zvlaSte pozorny.
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MA MOVE STOPE?
Jmena mladikG, oloupivsich p.
Vaclava Hodcuse, znama Jsou
pry policii.

K policejnimu soudu pfedve
den byl vcera Polak StanislaV
Owczaszak alias Owen, pode-
zrely 2 kradeze whisky a V ci-
sic 4055 vych. II. bydlici. o.
wen sdelil pry policii, ze zna
oba lupiCe, pfepadnuvSi pred
tydnem ma Euclid Ave. 77lete-
no bank0vniho posliGka p. Va
clava HodouSe ia kter6hozto
pfepadu p. HodouS byl 0 $10.-
600 V hotovych pen6zich obran
Owen vvzradil 'Gfaddm pry i
im6na obou pachateld, nimiz
seznamil Sc nahodile tyden
pred pfepadem sesel Sc s nj
mi rovn6z nahodile nekolik dni
po loupezi.. Vypov6d' Owe
nova svGrena detektivHm k W.
Setreni a move patrani bude "a
hajono.
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New York. 6. ledna. Kraian
Vaclav ]. Poder, ienz bvdlil SO
YOU rodinou V elsie 1908 Dru-
ha Ave. a bvl zamestnanim ma
t6rac, spadl vcera pri praci S
vyse pateho poschodi. Dilove-
doucf mu prav6 ukazoval, lax
iistou praci pfeie 81 miti vvko-
nanou We chvf'i t6 musila Sc
neStastnou nahodou nest astn6
mu kraianovi sesmeknouti no.
ha anebo Ztratil rovnovahu -
rotva kdo muze asi rici urGi-
t6 on spadl. Nez Sc foreman
ohl6dl, byl dole. Pad ten stal
no zivot. Zanechava nestestim
zdrcenou rodinu, pozustavaif-
ci 2 manzelky, dit6te, dvou bra
trl q sestry.
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ZAVADENf JEZERNf VODY
MA NASEM VENKOVE.
Novy okresni inzenyr zahaji
vymerovani " independence,
Brooklyn, Parma a Royalton.

Okresnf komiSari jmenovali
vGera novym zdravotnim inze-
nyrem V Cuyahoga p. r. w.
Pratta, jehoz povinnosti bude
vymerovani vodovodu stoko-
vych systemu temer We vsech
taunSipech naSeho okre3u. Pre-
devSim stane Sc tax V Indepen-
dence, Brooklyn, Parma a Roy
alton. Okres chce ob6tovat ma
zavad6ni jeZerni vody a stok
na naSem venkOve SIS, 100000
a vyimenovane Zde taunSipy
dostanou Sc ma radu prvni. IN
zenyr Pratt ma uskutecnit We
skere predm6st5ke prace be-
hem ctyT mesicu, nacez V zafi-
zovanl vodovodu a stok bude
pOkraCovano.
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W70Sl IWSSl IWSSl
OMLADINA J. A. KOMEN-
SKY v MT. PLEASANT.

VCera pfihlasilo Sc dvacet
novych Clenek do Omladiny J..
A. Komensky V Mt. Peasant a
provedena bylai volba urednic
na rok 1920. Predsedkou zvo-
lena byla 81. Vlasta Svobodova,
mistopTedsedkou 81. Helena ia
hilrkova. taiemnicf 81. Marie
Honicka, ucetnici s.. Josefina
Nimbergrova, pokladnice 81. A.
Honicka a dozorGi vybor 81. ia
nete Ruth a 81. Marie Paucho-
va. CviCeni zp6vu bude kazdou
Gtfedu od 1870 hod. do 9::30
bod. vecer V spolkove sini ma
vych. 131. H., kdezto sch1ze
konati Sc budou vzdv posledni
etfedu mesici. Mimo zpevu
budou cviceny narodni tance a
poradana divad!a.
Dluzno schva 'ovat novy
l>rok naSeho doro7tu a doufa-
me. re Sc postaraii move zvole-
nj urednici Glenstvo sesile-
nj Omladiny a re sbormistr p.
Ed. Kreisa bude potesen uspe-
chem Omladiny v Mt. Peasant
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iak pri nakupu We velkem, tax
i pfi prodeji vyrobku pekar-
3kych, ma nez odbyt je vzdy a
ktere nikdy z mody nevyjde.
Pekarska unie sama zakoupila
akcii "a $4,000. Pristf schh-
re bude Sc odbyvati dine IL.
ledna o 10 hod. dop. mistno-
sti Rybak a Sixta ma Broad
way. Kdo by 81 pra! iakychko-
liv informaci nebo chtel by 81
koupiti podil V D6lnick6 pc
karn6, necht' Sc do schGze do
stavi. Upsane akcie mozno
splaceti V "Progresu' V kterou
koli hodinu ufedni.
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WSST II !WSS
DRUZSTEVNi DELNICKA
PEkARNA.

Asi pred p6ti tydny byl dan
V Ceske pekarske cukrarske
unll cislo 80 popud k tomu, "a
by "a ozena byla zde Druzstcv
nj De nicka pekarna. Byl zvo-
len peticlenny vybor re soudru
hu G. Trejbala, J. Bohace, E.
Ruzlcky, f. Hobla V. Vrza-
ka, ably vypracoval blizsi po-
drobEosti planu. Hned V prvni
schulz upsali clenove unie ma
l2O akcii, jez jsou po $4,000.
Nybor konal "a tn dobu A
schuze, sbiral upisy ma akcie a
dine 27. prosince zazadal in
korporaci podmku. Upsano ma
ma 200 podi.u (S10.O00) Gle
move vyboru navStivili Tesar-
skou q truhlarskou unii cislo
80, klub Slapnicka a jine po-
krokove organisace, ktere SOU
hlasily vSeobecne touto my
SIenkou a pri3libena pomoc jak
Jednot,ivcu, tax organisaci.
Jednotlivec muze vlastnit nej-
vyse deset akcii. Akcie mozno
sp acct We stavebnim vyp.
spolku Progress splatny jsou
do /. dubna 1920. Byly jiz rov
nez navazany styky delnic-
kym potravnim druzstvem a
doufa Sc V nejlepSi spolupraci
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KANADSKE STRfBRNE DOL.
Larry IA DEVADESAT
CENTU.

Y m6st6 naSem posledni cas-
Foluie velik6 mnozstvi kanad-
Sk1ch 3tfibrnych minci, dolarH.
ndlaku a ctvrtnikG n6kter6
banky rozhodlv Sc platit "a DO
dobne kanadsk6 mince meme
"az ie ieiich b6zna hodnota.
Ia kanadskV stribrnv dollar
n att bankeri Cetni obchodni
ri pouze devadesat cent? a "a
ctvrtniky % az % Gently. Ka-
nadsk6 mince npmaii totiz V
Soustati takovou cenu iako V
dotcene Zemi sousedni.
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kRAJAN ZABIT.

fNNSSl rN1Tc q MS q
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F'76 G lII7C S7rITSS1
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PROCESOVANY BANDITA
ZAPiRA.
Pcrotci budou rozhodcvat o
pripadu "Big Jim" Mortona
dnes odpoledne.

Vys,ech svedkI V zalezitosti
bandity "Big jim" Mortona u
konGen byl pred soudcem Phil
lip2em vcera a dnes bude 0 O.
sudu procesoVaneho porota
rOzhodovati. Morton byl vcera
hlavnim svedkem pro vlastni
Obhajobu zapiral jak6koliv
uCastenstvi V pfepadu West
Cleveland banky Is. Cervna To-
nj. jakoz i kradez $65. 900. Nj
kdv pred tim pry Cleve,and6
nebvl a V den zmin6n6 loupeze
zdrzoval Sc pry V Chicagu, kde
bvdlel V elsie 3540 Grand
Boulevard. ObzalovanV ma to
nodrobne vykladal, kde vSude
-. Gervna V Chicagu Sc pOtu-
IoVal. Bvl pry V kter6s hazard
nj hern6 a pozd6ii We spo'eGno-
ati n6kolika damiCek V kterGms
hotelu. Uvad6l nekolik jm6n
muzu a zen, s nimiz Is. Gervna
V Chicagu Sc bavil a pTi tom
rezapiral. lie byl We v6zeni
nTed tim jiz p6tkrat a vzdy pro
r6iake to loupezn6 pfepadeni
rebo odvaznou kradez. Slouzil
We statnich kaznicich v Illinois.
Utah, Nevad6 a Ka ifornii a ne
dlOuho tomu, co z iist6ho kri-
n1inalu ma svobodu Sc vvlamal.
Morton neni ieho pravVm im6-
"em. nybrz James Franklin.
Cit& 35 rokG a "a sv6 lupicskf
karierv vystupovaI tel pod ali
a1v Olson. Farmer, Wilson a |
Murray. L Chicago do Toledo. !
Ede byl G 'evelandskVmi detek |
'ivv ZatCen, pTiiel 81. srpna.
Obzalovany IA pfedchazeiici- !
ho vVslechu byl urGit6 ztotoz- |
n6n Gfednikem bankv West |
Cleveland, T. Staffordem, ia
[oa n6kolika iinymi zrizenci |
t6ze a vsichni iei "a prav6ho |
nachatele dotCene kradeZe pro
Hlasili. Ia vcereiSi sv6 obhaio-
hv Morton zaprisahal Sc vSak |
10 svedkv ty nikdv pred tim VI
Ilvote SVEN nespatril a rovnGZ
We Frank'inov6 aDartmentu ma
zapadni stran6 nikdv prV nebvI
del. Zapira tedv v$e. nicm6n6
alibi sotva dokaze, a zalafi sot-
VI unikne. Okresni zaIobce
nodze dodatecn6 dokazat. ze
Morton V cervnu loni skuteGn6 |
V Cleveland6 operovaI a V Chi |
caeu nebyl vHbec. Ostatn6 wee
rniSl tYrzeni Mortonovo ohled- |
20 chicag 7keho pobytu by'o
tax neuv6fite'n6. ze ami poro-
tn vazn6 lei nebrala. Obzalo-
vandho ceka tudiz iist6 odsou-
2eni. pres to, ze ma vvmluvn6
a dobfe honorovan6 advokaty.
VIC CIVIC S1NI7SS1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08

Tam ia horach". krasne
du"t.o Lor,~. n. Ed. krejsou,
We hire "PROTIVA' zapeno bu-
de opstns v nedeli Is. ledna v
e. N. Sini ma Broadway. Dram.
Sbor. TYL. ZamIuvte 81 cas-
vstupenky u D. Vacka tamtez.