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SHOT BY MOB

CENTERVILLE, Mo-, July
Sired Canafex, an escaped
negro convict, was shot to death
by a mob of whites near here
late yesterday. Canafex is al
legged to have-assaulted a dau-
ghter of Frank Simmons, far
mer residing near Ellington,
Tuesday night.
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discounts including ....... 2os7452s
Overdrats, ............... ......... 691
U. s. Government securities
Deposited 0 u. bondsp par
Owned and unpledged ............. 514ooOo e14oooo
Securities, other than (notin including socks)
owned and unpledged 12Ao0o
Stocks Federal subscpion . 10000
Value banking house owned and unncumbered
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank lsSsITs
Cash in vault 8774428
Checks on banks in the
Checks on banks located outside city or town Of
reporting bank and other cash announcements.
Redemption fund with U $ Treasurer and due from
Interest earned but colected-approximae-
and Bills Receivable Observation-Disclosures.
Total .......-............. ........... a955s7es
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in 100000
profits expenses interest taxes paid
Interest and discount collected credited in advance of
maturity eaned-(approxmae Observation-Disclosures.
Circulating outstanding
Net
Net amount due to banks, bankers,
of the United States and foreign countries
Cashiers
Deman deposits bankd deposits subject to
Reserve deposits payable within 80
Individual
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days oher
unpaid $50 90
deposis subject to Reserve 259o936
Time subject payable days, or
subject to 30 days notice and
Certificates deposit tother than
Total of time to Reserve l72lo2ol
Total Observation-Disclosures. ........... ss5ss7ss
STATE VIRGINIA COUNTY OF BARBOUR IS:
l. O. Gall Cashier Of the abovenamed bank do somny
that the above statement the knowledge and belief
O. H. Gall Cashier st
B. B. RoHRBoUGH F. P, REAsE, WALTER CRISIS
Subscribed and before day
MY Expires July &c. e TaasT y Fefe'ftsN
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$359753S
u s. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U S bonds
vaue ss .a,.a... a aeOoooo ssooooo
Securities other U S. bonds tnotin including stocks),
Stocks 100000
Federal Reserve Bank $50 subscription 100000
Value of banking house owned and unneumbered g. 1000 90
28lls5e
national banks 6614584
Net amount due from banks and trust companies
'"e T raio Of Ita ems s7o7s7ls 4''-'-'
reporting
Redemption with Treasurer from
Interest earned but not Notes
and Bills Receivable not past due 9542l
Total ......... s5as42l2s
LIABILITIES
100000
paid s,ss2as sss5as
credited in advance of
maturity 2e8776
Circulating outstanding 100000
national banks l78
900
os7s
Demand deposits pes a ses than bank poss) subject
Reserve deposits payable within 80 days.:
subject 9457929
Certificates Of deposit ess oher
money 531824
of deposits (other than bank deposits
sa deposits subject to Reserve payable after 80 days. or
o 80 days notice, and postal sayngs):.
deposit oher than for borrowed s52se1
Total Of time deposits to .2ssls21e
Observation-Disclosures. ......... s5ss4212s
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF BARBOUR IS:
Cashier of bank
the knowledge and belief
PORTER L. LovETT, Cashier.
Correct Attest: -9asa *
EA BARTE H. A. MoNAHAN FLOYD TETER
,ss
Subscribed before this 10th day July 1920
My commission expires Feb. 10Th,
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Yours for protecting pub.
lie property and salty in travel.
w. a. Street.
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FOR SALE : Cheap as dirt
= a good lot 50X120. Elliott
Addition. Suitable for truck
ing. The Progressive.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-07-15
DEATHS

Geo. Phillips an aged man
of the West side died last Thurs
day; Interment at the Philips
cemetery Friday.
A little boy named Lesson at
Junior, died ore day last week
from injuries received in fall
from a swing. The child fell
only about eighteen inches but
being a heavy child received in
juries to the spine which caused
his death. The little fellow was
about a 1-2 years old.
Ben Shomo, who has been ill
for long time died at his home
on Serpell Ave-, Friday. Inter-
ment at the Elliott cemetary
Sunday The deceased leaves a
wife and family to mourn his
loss as we'll as host of relatives
and friends. Our sympathy
goes out to the family of the de-
ceased.
John Pierce of Rowlesburg, a
well known lumber operator
died at 9 o'clock last night at the
Davis Memorial Hospital as the
results of injuries sustained
when car in which he and his
brother, Major Charleton c..
Pierce, of Kingwood, were driv-
ing went over the high precipice
at Miller Hill, five miles below,
ST. George, Tucker county, at
IL O'Clock yesterday morning.
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JUDGE WARREN B. KITTLE

Above is good likeness of Judge Warren Ktte who candidate
for the udgshp judicial
Judge Ktte lawyer well the
been twice elected Judge of this
ton the Republican
stands abo proach
He native of Barbour county, has resided Phipp PARTIALLY
his life andi known
judge known thru the different
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-07-15

Some people get a good start
and not much else.
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Charter No
CONDITION CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK AT
BELINGToN, VIRGINIA AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS 1920
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Charter No No
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT
BELINGTON IN THE STATE AT
CLOSE or BUSINESS ON JUNE 80 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07

ment Of expansion he once gave a
friend the picture Of the little, fright
ened, tired boy. hands calloused from
the work of the farm, his shoulders
bowed by The unending toll that was
the lot of every farmers boy in those
days. sweeping out the school and
church in the moments taken from
his work. HE father did not APP
prove of either activity, and his
tender mother wished to save him
all she might. But he went on.
II do not know why I did it." he
said. II cannot understand it now
I did not have any conscious ambf-
ton, of course-any more than any
other tired boy who knows nothing
except the farm and the days work
has-but something inside kept fore
ing me on"
AS a student he was remarkable for
application rather than for brillian-
cy. He bulldogged his way through
his lessons. When he did not know
he asked questions of the teacher
Others were content to get BY. out
Cox had a share of that ability to
concentrate and plug that marks
him today.
He might not have the lesson quite
as well the first day as some of us
others said one early comrade, but
he membered that lesson the next
term. We had forgotten all we had
learned"
His father wanted him to quit
school and go to work on the farm
when he had gathered all the knowl-
edge of the three Rs obtainable in
the country school. But he would not
His mother supported him in his de-
sire to get away and to learn more
and eventually place was found for
him in the home of a sister at Mid
dletown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07
ny HERBERT COREY.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. September L
Reading matter and nickels were
alike scarce on the Butler county
farm on which Jimmy" Cox spent
his early years. There were few
literary standbys. Of course-the
Bible. a history of the United States
an almanac or two, DR.. Chase's Re-
ceipt Book and a volume of helpful
.sermons-but they were digested
early. Somehow. they seemed to lack
the pep the boys palate demanded
No one else cared particularly wheth-
err there was war in Europe, or
whether the Goosebone Prophet had
ascertained definitely the date on
which the world was to come to an
end. But Cox wanted to know.
So he used to walk down to Jack
sonburg to get a copy of the old
Commercial Gazette of Cincinnati
which in Murat Halstead's day rank
ment in the estimation of his fol-
lowers 1t was not for sale in Jack
sonburg. of course. The town had
not risen to the height of a combined
news cigar and confectionery stand.
But several old settlers subscribed
for the weekly copy and saved it for
the boy. Then he walked home with
sleep OF tired boyhood overcame him,
he read 1t by candle light after the
chores were done.
1t was at this time that he became
the janitor both OF the church in
which his family worshiped and of
the school in which he was taught
during the short school year Of a
rural community. For the one he was
paid 35 cents a week and for the
other Is cents. The old church was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07
KILLED IN AUTO RACE.
Former French Aviator Dies When
! Racer Upsets at Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. September Z.
Labor day fatalities here total two
dead and three badly injured. One
man was killed and three hurt during
automobile races at Pablo Beach,
while one was drowned in the surf
at the same resort.
The dead are Horace Simon Russell,
twenty-seven. former lieutenant of
aviation in the French army, who
was killed when his racing machine
turned over. and Forest E. Wilson, IT.,
nineteen, of Atlanta, Ca, who met
death In the surf.
Cecil Loeb of Jacksonville. Russell's
mechanician, was probably fatally in
jured as were A. Y. Morrison and G.
L. Smith. Jacksonville, whose car
turned turtle in another speed con-
test on the same course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07
COX BRAVED lawful GHOSTS
TOKEEP HIS CHURCH WARM
Though Heart Beat Retreat Youthful
Jimmie Kept the Old Fires Burning
As Any Janitor Should.

surrounded by the topping tomb
stones which marked the resting
places of those who had gone to their
reward. and in those days all boys
and many elders believed firmly in
ghosts. The fact that an early set
tier had lived an exemplary life, I'M
complicated by hard cider or election
day violence. did not operate to keep
his uneasy spirit where it belonged
after dark.
Jimmy used to be mighty scairt. !"
said one Of his friends. I'VE didn't
know of it then. We always thought
that he was foolishly. insanely cour-
ageous to dare those shades on meet
ing night. 1t was long afterward be-
fore I found out that he was just as
afraid as any of the rest of us But
he always got to the church first.
and had the lamps on and the fire
lighted before the churchgoers ap-
peareL on the early winter nights
The governor himself seems. some
times, to have failed to understand
himself during those early days. He
rarely speaks of them, but in a mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07
NOT SOL0NG AGO.
BY DR. FRANK CRANE.

-
Don't forget
That once it was thought as out
fageous, dangerous and revolutionary
to give all male citizens the ballot, as
1t is now deemed by many to give the
vote to women.
to by public opinion that it was
requisite of public morals and the
safety Of the state to torture those
who did not acknowledge the state re-
ligion, and to burn them alive.
That once half-witted old women
ed or pressed to death under a heavy
stone for witchcraft
That while we now criticize our
rulers freely. the time is not SO far
ished for lese majestic. and it was
worth ones life to attack the repu-
tation of a king.
That while some Of our plutocrats
are arbitrary and intolerant, it was
not SO many generations ago that
peasants and were gay and festive
about 1t.
That while laborers today have
their hardships and often feel wrong
ed. the iaborer Of yesterday was a
slave with no rights at all.
That while the high cost Of living
IL an amiction. it was not SO long ago
that the great masses in every ma
ton were underfed, underpaid and en-
tirely dependent upon what the privi-
legged class chose to give them.
That while we have our lynchings,
drunken brawls, riots and other forms
of violence. the civilized worlds ia
vorite amusement once was gladia-
torial games and throwing captives to
| the wild beasts.
That while our system Of public
schools Is far from perfect. there were
| no public schools at all in your great
great-great-grandf day. and 1t
was considered menace to the state
| to educate the poor.
And altogether that while things
look bad. they have been a deal worse !;
they are better than they were and
! they will certainly be better still to-
Copyright, 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07
MEXICO PLANS ARMY STAFF.

MEXICO CITY. September 6.-Plans
for the formation of general army
staff will be placed in the hands OF
Provisional President de Ia Huerta
during the coming week, according to
an announcement by Gen. p. Elias
Gales. Considerable progress al
ready has been made toward reduc-
ing the size Of the Mexican army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07
EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.

NICE. France. September GA
heavy earthquake shock was felt
along the Italian coast at $40 o'clock
this morning. 1t was only slight along
the Riviera, but was felt in every
town on this part of the coast. Re-
ports from Rome received here last
night stated a shock was felt in
Milan and Genoa yesterday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07

EVEREADY CONTEST PRIZE WINNERS
Hundreds connection
Eveready $4,000 Cash Prize Contest
judge Announcements of awards will paper
AMERIcAN Ever READY WoRKs
q Nsao.GI csssos Ce.Ps.y. Lss
+ IoHs IAAND Cu NV Yeax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07
CH|NA'S CIVIL WAR
EXTENDING BOUNDS
Revolving Forces Demand the
Suppression of Canton
Military Government.

PEK1NG, September 4.-The new
civil war against the Canton military
government by Gen Tang Chi Yao, Yum
nan leader, is growing in magnitude
Kwang-Tung province troops were re-
ported today to have surrounded Wal
chow, 100 miles east Of Canton. TAX
ing advantage Of the engagement Of
KwangM province troops in defending
Waichow. Gen.-Tang is reported to be
preparing to invade Kwangsi province
from several routes through Yunnan
Shin, military governor Of Kweschow
province.
Forces Hastily MObilized.
Gen. Lu Yung-Ting. war minister Of
the Canton military government, hastily
is mobilizing forces for defense Of
Kwangsf province against invasion by
Tang's Yunnan forces
Gen. Tang has informed the Picking
central government that peace negotia-
and the north will not be resumed until
the Canton military government has
been suppressed.
Ii Hou-Chi Of Fukien province has
declared his province neutral
Gen. Yun-Hsiang Protests.
PEKING. September 5.-Gen Lu
Yun-Hsiang, military commander Of
Shanghai. has protested to the Picking
government against the sale Of arms and
ammunition by two italian warships in
tho Huaangpu. river, contiguous to
Shanghai, to persons without authorize
ton Of the Shanghai military admins
tration, says an Asiatic news agency
dispatch from Shanghai.
The Shanghai vernacular press pro
tested vigorously against the sales, &C
king Italians sold arms to Gen. Tuan
Chi-Jui's forces. These papers also
charge that the Italian vessels sought to
carry on this traffic with fallen Anfu-
men and other doubtful persons for sus-
picious usese detrimental to the Chinese
nation and people"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-27
DOPRAVA SIBfRSKYCH
VOJSk.
Tricet vlakG bavlny; tri vlaky
elek troly icke medi. - v dub
nu vylod'ovani velikych amer.
parniku.

L Ter3tu, 6. brezna. Cs. ge-
neralni konsulat oznamuje:
Pc repatriaci legionaru pi'iby-
lych parnikem "Hwahys" (by-
vala "Silesia") nastane V pri-
jezdu cs. vojsk z Vladivostoku
pfestavka nejmen6 tfi ned6l,
ponevadz vrchni velitelstvi 55.
vojsk V Sibiri nechtelo naloditi
nase vojaky ma parniky, veZou-
ci bavlnu a vysaditi tax legio-
mare moznemu nebezpeci ohn6.
Ocekava Sc tudiz priced nej-
blizSiho parniku Mimi Nov
gorod' prvni casti 2. pluku
"Jiri Pod6bradsky" teprve "a
catkem dubna. Mezitim priby-
la prvni LODI 8 nakladem ba-
Why a m6di. Bavlnu V uhrnne
Gene pres 400 milionu csl. ko-
run vypravujeme denni trent
vlaky, doprovazenymi nasi
strait, ma adresu ministerstva
financi do Ceskych Budejovic
Pc odeslani bavlny, jez bude
vyzadovati asi 30 plnych Via
-lk1s odesleme elektrolytickol
med tremi vlaky. Vsichny pra.
ce, jako skladani a nakladani
Zbozi, konaji Sc pod dozorem
delegatu sibirske armady. Ia
ke dovoz vyrobkG ceskosloven
skych Sc sesilil a doSle zbozi
bude nalozeno s urcenim pro
Vladivostok ma parnik "Jemi
Maru' jenz privezl bavlnu. u
cinema jsou vSechna opatreni
pro rychle vylod'ovani veil.
kych americkych parniku, je2
oGekavame V mesici dubnu.
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Ia 48 hodin padla dv& mem. ministerstva
VRAH 11-LETE DlVkY PO-
SUD MA SVOBODE.
Uhlokopove okoli Adena, 0.
pomahaji serifum " hledani
praveho pachatele.

Ufady V okresu jefferson
propustily vcera z vazby diva
mlade muze, zatcene na pode-
zreni, ze zavrazdili 11letou
Frances Southovou, dceruSku
uhlokopa Adeny, o., jejiz
zneuct6na mrtvola byla obje-
yena predvcirem ma pokraji le-
sa blize zmin6ne hornick6 ko-
Ionic. Oba zatGeni dokazali svo
il nevinu a proto V hledani pra
veho pachatele je pokra6OvanO
VSechny dolly, obchody a ban
ky V celem vukoli jsou zavrene
ySichni muzi cetne zeny po-
mahaji Serifum ' hledani vra-
ha. Otec zahubene divenky We
de ZvlaSt6 velkou druzinu msti
telu Adeny a tam6j5i reve-
rend Ashburn ie naGelnikem
cety druhe a rovnez jen 2 pfi-
sluSniku osady Adena pozusta-
vajici. Okolni ckresy vyslaly k
mistu vrazdy vsechny sve depu
ty mnoho dobrovolniku
3kautu. Rozruch V okoli Ade-
ny neutuchl tudiz ami vcera a
rozcileni patEne Sc zvSsi dnes.
kdy pohfeb ob6ti neznameho
smilnika a vraha bude konan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-27
ZPRAVY Z BOLSEVICkYCH
FRONT.

Londyn, 26. bfeZna. - Turk
meni stojici ma turkestanske
fronte opouSteii houfne proti-
bolsevicke oddly, hlasi dnes
bezdratne depese Moskvy.
TAX preset k bolsevikGm vrch-
nj velitel We Farghane s celym
vojskem. Rude gardy obsadilv
Majkop, mesto V kubanskem II
zemi ma Kavkaze.
Z Kristianie V Norvezsku Sc
oznamuie, re 1000 bolSeviku
Sc V murmanske oblasti Zmoc-
milo Pecenky, lezicf V severoza
padni casti poloostrova Koly,
odkud bylo finske voisko Wy
puzeno ma sever. Ma iihu Sc
snazi rude gardv obsaditi "a
padni pobfezi Kaspickeho mo-
re, kde Sc k MIN pridala dobro
volnicka flota. kotvici V Petrov
sku V gubernii daghetanske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-27
NALEZL MRTVOLU "
ULICI.

Kdyz vCera noci sofer L.
Bergman jel svym autem k L.
Mon nadrazi, vsiml 81 re Il IA
rozl Payne Ave. a vych. II ul.
lei ma dlazbe nejaky muz.
Bergman vnesl tudiz bezvlad-
ne t6lo ma auto a jel k Lakesi-
de nemocniti, kde lekari zjisti
Ii, re dotGeny muz skonal asi
pred hodinou a byl patrne pre-
Jet nejakym tezkym vozidlem.
Zebra jeho byla totiz rozmac-
kama a lebka rovn6z proraze-
ma. Pozustatky dopraveny tu-
diz do blizke okr. marnice. kde
pozdeji zjiSt6no. re zabitym je
36lety delnik John Crowley z
els. 1922 Superior Ave. Policie
ma vyhledati dotceneho neopa-
trneho vozku i pribuzne zvec-
n6leho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-27
POLICISTA ZATCEN PRO
PADELANf CEKU.

Specielni policista Leon Har
dee, 1888 zap. SO ul. donucen
bvl vcera k resignaci V zap6
ii ma to zatcen bvl pro pad6la-
nj bankovni poukazkv. Hardee
Sc primal, re 19. ledna pade-
lal eek ma jmeno klenotnika A.
Pflueeera. iemuz dluhoval "a
neiake skvostv. eek nechal DO
verit svym pfitelem HeTmanem
Brownem a kdyz pad6lek vvSel
ma ievo, vymlouval Sc, re faleS
nou tn poukazku vyplnil =
Brown. A aby sve drze tvrzeni
podepTel. nevinneho Browna
zatkl ma policii z podvodu lei
obvinil. Brown odkazan bvl
soudu kriminalnimu ackoliv
svou nevinu vaSnive prohlaSo-
val ieho process vcera bvl w
volan. Soudce Phillips uv6ril
vSak obhaiob6 nevinneho Glove
ka eek podroben byl zkou-
mani znalce pisma Goulda. kite
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-27
CINZOVNf ZAKONY.
F~---~1
ODE newyorske snemovny spe-
chaji vyrizenim zakonE pro-
ii cinzovnim vyderacIm.

Albany, 26. brezna. Cinzov-
nj zakony, ktere mali byti O.
chranou najemnikd proti vyde-
racnym domacim panum, bu-
dou projednavani pristi ty-
den, die usneseni obou snemo-
ven. Dvanact opatreni, jez bu-
dou vyrizeny V dobe co moz-
ma nejkratsi, bylo V konecne IL
prave predano mestskym vybo
rum, ktere mali o techto podati
ihned zpravu. Tyto zakony ty-
kali Sc NEST New Yorku, Buff
falo a Rochestru, We kterychz-
tc cinzovni vydirani Jest nej-
horsim.
Nejddlezitejsim z techto O.
patreni Jest navrh, kterym Sc
stanovi hranice 25ti procentni
prirazce cinzovni k naiemne-
mu z roku 1919. Ably toto opa-
trent Sc stalo konstitucnim, le-
gislaura prohlasi, re nasled-
KEN nalehave potreby Sc "a
kon ospravedlnuje a re policei
nj moci zarucenou konstituci,
recena prirazka cinzovni NIUE
bvti povazovana "a nesprave-
dlivou, nerozumnou a vyderac
, nOu.
Timto zakonem sc priznava
pravo najemniku, ze mGze
soudne Sc ohraditi proti vyste-
hovani nasledkem nesprave-
dive cinze. CO vSak Sc vyrozu-
miva pod nerozumnou a ne
spravedlivou cinzi. ma bVti po-
mechanic soudu k rozhodnuti.
OpatTeni, ktere cini cinzov-
nj dohodu z roku 1919 zakla-
dem k urceni 25 procentni pri-
razkv. zamezuje maiiteliim do
mi dalSi move zvyseni. Tento
zakon, iakoz i vetsina dru-
hych navrhu budou V platnosti
jenom do 1. listonadu r. 1922.
DalSi navrhy cinzovnich "a
konu nelze tn jest6 podavati,
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OHEN v DIVADLE.

Y prisklepi divadelni budo-
w Princess, 229 Euclid Ave.
vznikl vcera odpoledne u preto
pene vIhrevni pece ohen. KITE
rI rozSiril Sc tez do vyssiho
patra. kde prohoTelv podlahv
a dtm zaplnil hlediSte. Obecen
stvo uniklo divadla V cas- a
nonevadz hasici byli rovnez V
cas- ma mist6. pozar byl pat
nacti minutach lokalisovan a
dalSi nebezpe6i odvraceno.
Skoda ma majetku neni velika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-27
ZAHADNY NALEZ AMER.
PENEZ.
Ia 5 milionH bankovek ma te.
mesvarske stanici.

BukureSt', 26. brezna. -
milionG americkych dollarH Y
samVch bankovkach obsahoval
pytel nalezeny V chodbe rych.
lovlaku ma nadrazi V TemeSva-
ru, ktery dnes lezi blizko ru-
munskych hranic. Zahadou ale
lest, ze Sc k obrovske sunte nj
kdo nehlasil. Urady vsak W.
slovuii presvedceni, re Sc zahy
podari praveho maiitele stoto2
niti. Vlastnik penez die vsech
znamek zamvSlel odcestovati
bud do Vefke Britanie neb
Spojenych Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-27
POLICE UCf Sc STRELBE
ZE STROJOVYCH DEL.
Vlada darovala Clevelandu tfi
kulcmety a podobnych rychlo-
palnych puSek posle jeste vice.

Y houStinach u Tinkerovy
ricky blize Bedford haraSila
vcera rychlopalna della. Valec
ny department Garoval cleve-
landske policii tri strojove pu-
sky, kterezto kulomety rozhlu-
cely Sc vCera ma zkouSku V le-
sich bedford jkych, kde pol.
kapitan Stanton, byvaly RADIO
w vojin, zautoval n6kolik
svych podrizenych jak nutno
S podobnymi strojovymi d6ly
zachaZeti. We Stantonove dru-
zine byli Inspector May, vrchni
detektiv Sterling, straznik Sim
mons a nacelnik Smith, ostro-
strelci vesmes osv6dceni. Jed
ma strojova puSka postavena
ma navrSi a asi 800 yard1 k fiG
ce vztycen byl terG n6kolika
zeleznicnich prazcd pozHsta-
vaiici. Prvni ranu vypalil Stan
ton a hned jeden prazec padl.
PAX u kulometu pracovali je-
no podrizeni, iimz rovnez pc
delsi namaze zdafilo Sc sestre.
lit nejaky ten prazec, neb po
biz stoiicf strom. Stodolu ne
trefil zadny ze Santonovych o.
hnostrujcu, ielikoz stodol mi
stech, kde vGerejsi kanonada
ma zkouSku Sc rozzurila, vubec
ami nenl Strelby bylo vSak dost,
takze Il Tinkerovy ricky vyhli-
zelo to jako V leslch argonn-
skych We Francii r. 1918. Te-
prve, kdyz vSechna munice by
la zniGena, naSi pol. kanonyTi
nalozili .sve kulomety zas ma
automobil a We vftezoslav6
vratili Sc do Clevelandu. DneS
nj bulletin z bedfordske from
ty HASA, re Stantonova divise
porazila Bedford celkem 18
prazcu, AZ stromG a zranila
tetne podrosty i dratene plotv.
Stanton Zorganisuje pravidel-
nou Getu pol. delostrelcu, ve-
skrz vyslouzilcG re sv6tov6
valky, lez neudava. proti ko-
mu policie hodla darovanych
strojovych puSek uzivati.