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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
JOE STEcHER GAINS MASTERY
CADDOCk N eRuELINc CONTEST
FOR HEAVY WRESTLING TITLE

Eaw York. Jan. 30-Joe SLecher OF
.Ar-aska won tonight the heav5- =
--a.-r. wrestling championship al
-s-e,-as-ca-cn-ca can by defeating Ear
aaaock Of Iowa Win body scls-
.o-g and arm lock. after more tnan
W hours Of wrestling
Madison, Square Garden was nIlsc
capac1rv with thousands Of enLhus-
.s-ir spectators including large
numbers Of soldiers and sailors the
.yl jackets. partisaUs CT E-ecner,
7ut mad served N their ranks our
II ms war and the doughboys root
.ueF f9- he Iowan. who had served
rr-, narr u France. While Cad
4ocE conceded 20 pounds IN weight
- Nep-askan he put up mag
7.t~er- Sa-rie and II IVES not Until
7't-Esr I've minutes Of the END that
- erpocent gained q decisive ad-
t-c-4ct
as 9efo-e the close Of the second
"oI- Srecne- secured q BODY scis-
-o-e arc wrlsI lock after Caddock
Eat me- supreme buI futile ef-
~ 1u-l.r Z half Nelson GAG
'GeE a~0L--- the spectators TO Their
.''' anat n. broke the double hold
rs - shoulder WAS barely an
0ra IN re mat far pin fan
pa - IT. however. apparently
~nl-s--t III for a moment later
I'd 7as a-4-r tipped II a body scIs-
''@t aEc Ills re both his shoulders
T"nc !, M u.a-.
aAaGison square Garden was
A-ongsc i-s capacity tonight
"Aen 10 slecner Of NenraskA
ahc la~ -aadock Of Iowa met
1="1as 20 heavyweight wrestling
;.i--'ia! rsa.E.. The men after being
'-T 'C1cec aaBk hold Of each others
.'G-t-"~s a Cle bidding Of Referee
'-"~Ts En-:.ue- and the bout began
-lock
N-1-.a- nag the advantage OF
aaC seemingly was about 70
Hea"ie- than Caddock- Both
CAUTIOUS II the start and
Minutes simply paved each
l-cks IND shoulders.
-e visiting 80 minutes. Srecher
a1GDck u the mat witt a side
~ pnuuced on top trying for
~oT-fruer Or Page e-Cci. o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
Capt. Deter Free,
Courts Verdict
Made Known Later

New York, Jan. 3e-Eapt Carl Oct
ger whose court martial on charge Of
cruelty TO prisoners al LIE Mans
France. where he was IL command OF
q military police company was com
nletec Yesterday was released today
nv order of Major Wm. T. Kelly
Judge advocate al Governor Island
where DatZer has beer II custody for
several months.
Major Kelly. IN his order for rh@
prisoners release set forth that rht
court martial had neither recon-
rnended his Imprisonment nor disrnis
sal. The verdict viii not be dis
closed until II has been received II
Washington but officers who hav-
followed the trial closely profess II
believe that Il Derzer is not acquitted
he will escape with 4 reprimand-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
Bipartisan Group DeadIakd On Article Ta--ldge
Refuses All Compromises On Disputed Point
Hitchcock Serves Notice Of Determined Effort
in Open Senate Feb. 1O--0pposng Leaders
Versions Differ On Work Of Committee
LODGE ON CONFERENCE

Senator Lodges statement REVIEW
ing The work Of the bipartisan COM
ulCree SAID:
For the past TWO weeks nine SELL
aIors-tve Democrats and four Re
puhAcaDs-have beer meeting to con-
slider the question uf changes in the
reservations adopted by the Senate
before the adjournment of the lasr
session OF Congress commonly known
as the Lodge reservations. The sen
ators who thus met dic not cousri-
tute a committee. The meetings were
entirely Informal and II WIS under
STOOD al the ourset thar they had
( no power Or authority whateyer IN
DINO anyone Their only purpose was
10 see whether there were srv
= changes which they would ne willing
10 lay before al the other members
OF -fe SeTG1e for their consideration.
NO final agreement, even TO s,rbrnir
any cnanses 10 their colleagues n the
Sslase was reached. Some reutarivp
agreements were obtained Eeserva
/. mons three. eight, L. ana Is were
tentatively accepted by all wftho,,r
chanEe. II was tentatively agreed
70 submit the following changes In
AL the other senators for their con-
slderation."
ne statement then reviewed. tho
Changes accepted II the preamble.
aho rhe reservations affecting do
nestlc questions, SnautunE. an
polntment Of leareu represerrsr ivss
and ornaments. These changes al
rea0y nave been published. No de-
clsion was reached the statement
sac, on reservations relating IN
4, Withdrawal league expenses, the EN-
! nnmlc poyco-t and equaIIry of vutrur
/ power II the league. The Lodge mr.
/ Ilcie 10 and Monroe Doctrine rsss--
Tatlons then were quoted. the stare
| nenf continuing as follows.
! Reservation No. .: The T-ri-ss
! states assumes no obligation IN
/ preserve the territorial integrity mr.
political Independence or ary. other
! country or TO Interfere II concrove--
sizes between neutrality-suspicious. mem
pers OF ire league Of nof-unde- The
PROVISIONS Of Article 10 or tn srnolar
! lns military or naval forces Of the
+ United States under any article NJ
! Continued On Page e-co.. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
AIR SERVICE
AS Separate Dept. OPP
posed in Senate
sorah Fights Measure or Plea Of
Eeonomy-Gen. Pershins Against
Separation Of Service from Army
Ext-asasant Tendency Mus. Be
Curbee Warns idaho Senator

washington Jan. 3e-The new bill
10 creafe separate department of
aviation encountered further vieo--
Gus opposition IT the Senate TODAY.
Senator 6prah. Republican, OF Idaho.
leading the attack on the measure OF
the ground Of extravaganza. Urging
t-s passage, Chairman Wordsworth
of the military committee asserted
that the next great war involving
this country would be ushe-ed II
with an air battle of the coast and
warned the Senate 10 prepare
against that Day
Opposition TO the bill, SO far as il
would separate the army air service
from It's status as an integral part Of
the army also was expressed in q
letter from Gen Pershing, made pub
lie during the day by Representative
Fisher, Democrat. Tennessee II
his attack on the bill, Senator Borah
took occasion 10 warn his colleagues
that the parys special promise" Of
economy az the last election was not
being carried out IN Congress. He
also referred &c the committee OF
platform and policies appointed re
Gently by Chairman Hays Of the Re
publican national committee as a
committee of 81 varieties" adding
that the gifted gentlemen who com
posed II, cannot convince the people
against the record being made here 4"
Gen. Pershing's letter as made pub
lie by Representative Fisher said
The air service for military Dur
poses should remain q part OF the
army." General Persiing wrote from
Denver. adding that IT should be es-
in the army. and separate only IN the
same WAY that infantry and field ar
tiIiery are separate.
Military forces acting independ-
entity can Of its OWN account neither
win war al present tine nor. 80 far
ss We can tell. al any time IN the
future.
"If success is TO be expected the
military air force must be controlled
in the same way understand the
sarne discipIIne and act n accordance
with the army command under pre-
cisefy the same conditions as other
combat arms.
An air force should net ne esran-
Iiahed rs a combarrant force distinct
frr,r the army and navy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
Warns Against
Embargo on Export
Pulp Wood to L. S.

Montreal, Jan 3l,-An embargo on the
export of pulp wood and pulp 70 the
United States would lead 70 retaIia
SIR Andrew McFhai., president O. his
tory and medicine at McGill University
declared tonight il q speech before the
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association.
Ee added that II the United States
should cut of the supply Of coal to
Canada for one year every building II
Montreal would be frozen out before
spring"
Canadian pulp wood resources. pre-
viously considered almost insxna usri-
HE. now are est mated by the Canadian
department OF forestry to be sufficient
for not more than 3 years. accord ne
10 the present rate Of consumption, Sir
Andrew declared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
I. S. Cutters to Aid
Suffering People
on Maine Coast

Washington, Jan. 3e-Rssponding
TO an appeal from the Rockiand. Ne.
chamber of commerce for relief Of the
lnhah Infants Of the Maine coast from
the nardships resulting from ice
blocked ports the coast guard CUTIE
service today sent TWO vessels TO at
tempt To ciear the harbors.
The message, which was sent Il
the navy department and transmit
led &c the coast guard service, de-
elared the people or portions " the
Maine coast were suffering an actual
want Of food, those in the island com
Munities being entirely isolated -
because Of the heavy formations OF
ice"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
War Department
Commanders Rails

Washington. Jan. s0.-Ar the re-
quest Of the railroad administration
Acting Secretary Crowen Of the War
department today signed an order
Communicating 10000 tons of steel
rails 70 be allotted among rail mills
on the basis Of their productive ca
pacI1y. Compensation IL most cases
viii be decided later or the basis
OF actual cost plus specified profit,
but in a few cases price agreements
with the producers already have been
reached
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
Another Million
to Guard Liquor
in Warehouses

nenr OF naIlonai prohibition the
House today voted 10 appropriate s.,
g8o. 966 n addition 10 $1,000 600 pre-
viously granted by Congress- Tine
increase is needed TO provide until
next July for 25eS guards II 500 bond
ed warehouses where So COG, 900 gallons
Of wriskey Is n storage
''Wers" II the House offered little
opposition TO the additional appro
priaLion the vote being "a TO -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
Deny Maltreating
Recalcitrant Juror

Monroe, La, Ian. IA. j. Sewer, the
sheriff of Taluiiah, tonight denied the
reported beating and dipping in a mud
hole by a mob OF dissenting jurors n
the trial Of Alvin Calhoun, a negro
charged with killing young whire
farmer He added that ne had heard
a report that one Of the jurors had
been beaten after the trial but said that
the report was untrue as regarding a
beating administered before verdict
was reached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
3 CATTLEMEN DIE
IN FIGHT WITH
FLORIDA SHERHFS

Tampa Fla Jan. 3n-In a pitched
battle between cattle raisers and dep
uty sherits II Polk county last night
three well known cattle men were
killed and a fourth captured. The
officers claim they caught the cattle
men II the act Of cutting the wire
fence surrounding the vast tract Of
phosphate Land Of the American
Chemical Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
THE WEATHER


Northern New England. FAR and
colder Saturday. Sunday fair
Southern New England: Far and
colder SATURDAY with fresh 10 strong
northwest To north winds SUNDAY fair
Eastern New York: Fair and colder
Saturday with strong northwest 20
north winds. Sunday fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
CUTCHEON HEADS
WAR FINANCE
CORPORATION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-FranklIr Y,
N. Cu-cneon Of New York City was
nominated today by the President
70 be i director Of the war finance
corpora ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
Hexlco to Allow
Ieturn L. S. Flers

F7sTine, Texas. jan 3e-
Permission Of the Mexican
..-ler- arrangeme- have been
05ac for the return to the Emitted
~ Lieurenants E r Duvis
Crimes, American army
'@'l-s vino were forceJ by e.xhasu
tn.ir gasoiene supply to land
@-I.an territory Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
Says Ckrainians
Captured Odessa

Vienna Thursday. Jan. 2e-The CAP
lure of Odessa by Ckranian forces con-
nanded by General Pawienko is an
nounced by the Ukranian press service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Saturday fair and colder. sundav fair.
fresh TO strong northeriy winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31
M!LLIkEN SEEKS HELP HUGHES
TO Determine NAMES RIGHTS
UNDER new PRonIBTTORY LAW

Name Governor and Attorney General IN New York Con
ference with FsDr Justice Of Supreme Cewt-Retcent
Proposed Concerted Action by Dry State Executives
Anr-Dry Forces to Petition Maine Supreme Court-Seek
O-der Directing Referendum by Pesple-Assert Gov. Nil
Hsan Prevented Such Move Last September
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

A. l. DEERING- Named Is
Director of Farm Bureaus
and Agricultural County
Agents n Connection with
University Of Maine Exten-
sion Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-31

Ore days roon rent sper- N as~er-
ti1ins Il IN the columns OF tins paper
will save your sooe room from re
manning vacant perhaps for weeks
70 cosre.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-04-20
WAR ENDING WILL
TAKE away POWER

The more important laws an6
powers of the President that the con
gressional resolution of peace is de
signed to end are:
Wartime prohibition.
Lever food and fuel control law
with its provision against profteer-
ing.
Espionage law.
Selective service.
Oyerman act, giving the President
a free hand to distribute his execu-
tive powers
Authorization of the President to
loan $4,000 900 900 to the allies.
Complete control by the Presiden;
of all shipping.
The emergency shipping act, au-
thorizing construction, expires six
months after the resolution is effec-
tive.
The trading with the enemy cat,
which will be continued until Ger
many accepts the resolution.
War housing act.
Licensing the use of explosives.
Authorization to use armed forces
to prevent interference with inter
state commerce..
Control over patents.
A moratorium to protect the civil
rights of men while in the service.
The powers of the war finance
corporation and the capital issues
committee expire six months after
the termination of the war.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-04-20
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP

state of Nevada,
County Of Humboldt, SIS.
We hereby certify: That the names
IN full I the members of Oliverius &
Minor, a partnership, are Frank
Joseph Oliverius and Lyle Raymond
Minor, and that their place of resi-
dence is the City OF Winnemucca,
aid County and State.
OLIVERIUS e MINOR.
FRANK JOSEPH OLIVERIUS,
LYLE RAYMOND MINOR.
State of Nevada.
County of Humboldt, SIS.
On this 26th day of March, AID. IN
thousand nine hundred and twenty
personally appeared before me. A. ID.
bern, a Notary Public in and for the
aid County OF Humboldt, Frank
Joseph Oliverius and Lyle Raymond
Minor known to me to be the persons
described in and who executed the
foregoing instrument, who acknowl-
edged TO me that they executed the
same, freely and voluntarily, and for
The uses and purposes therein men
Toned.
In Witness Whereof, ! have here
INTO set my hand and affixed my Of
licial Seal at my office in the County
9f Humboldt, the day and year in this
certificate first above written.
fSeal) A. ID. DERN,
Notary Public in and for the County
of Humboldt, State of Nevada.
-[Advt. m50-a27-Tu.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-04-20
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT or EX
ECUTOR AND NOTICE TO CRED

lVAtfH
In the Sixth Judicial Court of IL
State of Nevada in and for The
County of Humboldt.
In the matter of the Estate of John
Doherty, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned. II. II. Aikens, was on Tho
10th day of April. AID. 1920, duly ap-
pointed and qualified. on the 10th das
of April. AID. 1920. by the above
named Court as Executor Of the Es
state of John Doherty, Deceased.
All persons having claims agains
the estate of said deceased are re
quired to file the same, with propei
vouchers and statutory affidavits at
tached, with the Clerk of said Court
within three months from the date
OF the first publication of this notice
Dated April 10. 1920.
r. II. AIKENS.
Executor of the Estate of John
Doherty. Deceased.
j. A.. LANGWITH,
Attorney for Executor and said Es-
tate.
First publication, April 10, 1920.
Last publication, Nav II, 1920.-Tues
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-04-20
MILLION DOLLARS
FOR WOOL GROWERS

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April TO-
Excess profits Of more than s. ,000,-
O0v obtained by wool dealers in trans
actions during the wartime period,
when the national supply was all I'M
der government regulation. will be
collected and returned to the growers
By the bureau of markets of the de-
p;.rtment CT agriculture. The decision
announced by the department followed
a hearing on questions relating to the
valuation and handling the 1918 clip.
The bureau took over on December
81, 1918, the work of the wool diyis-
ion of the war industries board and
the hearing was arranged in response
to complaints Of Texas wool growers.
1t was decided that these complaints,
relating principally to territory wool,
would be referred to the wal depart
ment's claim settlement board and
that claims regarding fleece wool only
would be handled by the bureau.
Reports have been secured from
nearly all large dealers IS to business
transacted during the period under
inquiry, it was said, but the work OF
checking up accounts has been de-
layed by the discovery that some 500
country dealers had operated without
federal licenses.
Secretary Meredith said the work
of collecting and returning the excess
profits would be pushed vigorously.
Bernard Baruch, former chairman
of the war industries board; Judge
Edwin b. Parker, a member of the
board; Louis Pennwell, former chief
of the wool section, and several mem
bers of congress. representing dis
tricts in the matter under discussion,
were present at the conference.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-04-20
SUGAR TAKES 4 JUMP;
POTATOES FOLLOW SUIT

People who have a sweet tooth are
in hard luck these days as sugar is
advancing rapidly in price, retailing
i some of the stores from seventeen
to twenty cents per pound, says the
Elko Free Press Potatoes are still
going up and are retailing at Elko
from eight to eleven cents per pound.
None of the grocers will sell a whole
sack. but are dividing them up In
small lots. Advices received is to
the effect that sugar is due to go to
twenty-five cents before the peak
has been reached.
CI,nrantnod inL- rrintinn Na,, Enn.rr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-30
LORD MAYOR MacSWENEY
JESTE MA zIVU.

Londyn, 80. srpna. Lord
mayor Terence MacSweney z
Corku byl jests ma zivu dnes
rano, ale stav jeho Sc viGihle-
de horst. Zda-li setrva We SVEN
odporu prijimati potravu, ko-
nee neni daleky.
Londyn, 30. srpna. Po cell
KEN klidne nedsli, obnoveny
byly boufe v Belfastu dnes po
osne hodins rano, ma nichz Sc
podilelo mnoho delnikI Lode
mic. DIE tvrzeni zpravodaj je
Evening News" tyto ntoky
jsou Gasti planI oranzistn ma
pfivrzencI Sinn Fei-
nu. ~ J
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-30
Prvnf cast sokolske W.
pravy jest v Clevelands

Jak Sc pravs dozvidame la
skavostf pi. Prechove ma zapad
nj strans. pfibyla do Clevelan-
du prvni cast vraceiici Sc sokol
ske vypravy z prazskeho sletu.
Pro kratkost DOLBY nemohli
jsme ziistiti imena vsech vylet
niki. Mezi rrichozimi isou ale
danny a pp.: Hochova, Kore-
cka, Holanova a stall nasi do
,,isnvatale a zpravode iov&. D.
Volta Novotnv a p. l.. Vsete-
cha. iakoz y. Hoch. Prichod
ieich jest vsecbecnvm prekva-
penim. iel;koz byli Gekani talk
uprostred tvdne.
X st'astrsmu navratu vsem
kra aiandm nejsrde6nsji gratu-
lujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-30
HROZNA ZEN SMRTI v BELFASTU
V BOJlCH MEZI IRSKYMI NACIONALISTY A BRIT
SKYM VOJSKEM JEDENACT OSOB ZABITO
A PRES CTYRICET PORANENO

Belfast, 29. srpna. Toto me-
sto zazilo hroznou sobotnf noe,
tn nejhorsl cd onoho dne, co
byla bojovana bitva ma Kash-
mir silnici pred nekolika tydny.
Jedenact osob zdstalo ma mi
ste mrtvych po krvavem boji
mezi vojskem a davem a diva
muzi, kteri tezkymi ranami
dovez zeni byli do nemocnice, ze
mreli dnes. Ranenych jest pres
ctyricet.
Mimo to "a statisice dollarI
majetku bylo zniteno pozary
zumyslne zalozenymi a prace
hasicu stala So nanejvyse ne
bezpecnou strelbou re stroll
Mich pusek rucnic.
vytrznfkd byl velky poeet a
zdali Sc byti dobfe zasobeni
zbranemi a strelivem.
Nejvetsf rozvasn6nost byla
projevovana obou stran. Do
my byly boreny a pleneny a
nabytek palen uvnitr ma uli-
cich, kan byl vyhazen. Hluce-
nj davu, vykfiky zen a deti a
stenani ranenych byly slyseny
daleko po celou dobu boje.
Kdyz boufe dosahla sveho vr-
chole, bylo videti mnohe zeny,
odene pouze v nocnich ubo-
rech, jak snazily Sc dovesti ro-
diny sve V bezpeci.
Porizna stfelba ozyvala Sc
cele odpoledne a tri pokusy u
cineny byly dnes vecer o vypa-
leni budovy Neodvisle delnicke
strany. Pri poslednfm pokusu
byla znacn6 poskozena. Poll
Gle dnes vecer podnikla utok
ma dav holemi, avsak pora-
dek nebyl zjednan, az kdyz
Sc voisko dostavilo.
Ballymarret, pfedmestf Bel
fastu, ridilo Sc appelem lord
mayorovym. a zdstalo celkem
klidne, avsak v sobotu odpoled
ne silnice Cullingtree, V unio-
ctvrti, z niz ulice W.
bihaji ku Falls, stala Sc ohni-
skem boure. Sim Feiniste pod
nikli organisovant utok ma Uni
onisty ma Crumlin ulici, rozbi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-30
VOJSKO We STAVKOVNf
OBLASTI.

Williamson, w. Va, 80.
srpna. Battalion p9choty Spoje-
rfch Stat6, pozIstavaifci ze
sestnacti dnstojnfkG a 453 mu-
III, pod ve:enfm pluk. Samue-
la Burkharta a majora Roy
Ashbrooka dorazil sem dnes ra
no z tabora Shermanova " Chi
licothe, o. Vojsko jest vyzbro-
ieno stroinimi puskami, grana-
tv do rucnic a rucnfmi. automa
tickvmi rufnicemi. 37-millime-
trovVmi delv a zakopovymi
hmozdifi. Bvlo sem povolano
ra zadost statnich dradG, jez
doznaly, ze nenf Jim MONO de-
le zachovavati kid uhelne
ranvi. kde liz po nekolik tydnh
trva stAvka. Ku kazdemu dolu
postavena silna straz.
Charleston. w. Va. 29. srp-
ma. VVtrznosti dolech Willis
Branch Coal Co. byly obnove-
nv dnas v II hodin vecer. Kon-
stebl. ienz chtel ieti do m9ste-
cka. byl zahnan. Ackoli strelba
dosti dlouho trvala, pokud zna
mo, nikdo k drazu nepfisel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-30
500 LIDf BEZ PRiSTRESf.

Cincinnati, O., %. srpna. -
Tfi osoby Sc pohfesuji a 500
jest jich bez pTfstfesi jako W.
sledek prdtrze mracen v Car
Isle, KY. vcera vecer. Majet-
kovA skoda Sc odhaduje ma
S5O0,000. Vlna, dvacet stop wy
soka. valila Sc hlavni ulicf a
odnasela stavenf. Jest skoro 8
podivenfm, ze povodeh nevy-
zadala 81 vice lidskych zivotu,
nebot' prihnala Sc nahle a
mnoho lidi ocitlo sc We svrcho-
vanem nebezpeGi Nekolik o.
sob vzato bylo 8 Ferrisova ko-
la karnevalove spolecnosti, je-
ifz vsechny atrakce budovv
byly odplaveny. Carrie Con-
wayova, telefonnf operatorka,
vynesla svoji malou sestricku
" bezpeci vodou po pas vyso-
kou. N9kolik koni utonulo. S
iakou prudkostf voda SO hnala,
O tom svedci mimo jine tez to,
ze parnf valec ma cesty byl u
chvacen proudem, nesen asi
sto stop a vrzen skrze cihel-
lnou zed' jednoho obchodu.