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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
ATTENDING BANK HEAD
III GHWAY CONVEN T|ON
A Nd BOO ST|N c FO 9
THE SOONER" STATE

Col Sidney Suges, president of the
indian Trails Association is in Hot
SPRINGS attending m 'eting Of the
Bankhead National Highway Associa.
tlo1 and the Albert Pike Association.
Colonel Suggs was delegated by
Governor Robertson 10 represent Car.
to" county md other counties in the
Third congressional district. while
Cant. W. c Geers Of Tishomingo s
AZ the meeting representing Johnston
county and other counties In the
Fc'rth congressional district.
This is one Of the most important
rn"7 meetings in the solthwes' and
is being attended by men prominent
in good road work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
Well Pleased With Ardmnre

Joe Curtis, of the Joe Curtis Dry
Cleaning and Drying Plant, of this
city, is here from Gainesville, and
states that he is we'll pleased with
the business his house is doing in
this city. He states that he has
built up a larger volume of business
In the few months that he has been
here than he expected to build with.
in period of five years. He has
outgrown the present quarters of his
business and it is possible that he
will some time during the present
year construst new building Of
such size TO take care of his bust.
ness
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12

Kansas CITY No, April l2.--Delc-
gates representing eight railroad
crafts We're here today for the bien.
Nal convention Of the railway om
ployes department of the American
Federation Of Labor. Virtually every
state in the union and in Canada
were represented
The strike Of railway swtchmon
was expected to receive especial con-
sideratiou at the opening sessions to.
Gay.
These organization had delegates
present. Swtchmen's Union Of North
America, brotherhood Of Railway
clerks, Brotherhood Of Railway Car
men, Brotherhood Of Blacksmiths, In
tcruational Association OF Machin.
lists, Amagamatnd Sheet Metal Work.
ers, brotherhood OF Electrical Work
crs, ana the International Brother-
hood Of Boicrmakors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
TORNADO AT NIANr
WRECHS HOUSES AND
DAMAGES THE CROPS

Miami, Okla, April ia small
tornado which struck the northern
part Of Ottawa county caused con.
siderable dam!age Suv1ay evening,
unroofing houses, blowing over barns
and destroying zinc mills.
Tho Blue Bonnctt mill east Of
IIockervillc was almost totally de-
stroycd and others are reported "a
hc badly damaged.
Considerable damage Is reported at
BaXtcr Springs, Kansas.
Tho dnmnge done TO tho Blue Bon.
nett mill was $4,000, other property
damage swelling the total to $75, 900,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
FIRST BREAK IN STRIKE
RECORDED TO-DAY WHEN
G., Is. & q. LIFTED EMBARGO

Chicago, April 12.-The first
break in the switchmen's strike Ia
the Chicago district was recorded
this morning when the Chicago,
burlington and Quincy lifted all
embargo orders after announcing
that sufficient men had returned
to work to keep all traffic moving.
Conditions on other roads were
improved today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
JEWISH LEAGUE CONTINUES ITS RELIEF CAMPAIGN


The worlds Oldest Indian missio:'
ary--an Oklahoman--has been 81
lally honored by the Oklahoma Stat,
Jewish Relief Committee.
The man is Rev. J. S. Murrow,
oundsr OF the Murrow Indian Or
hans Home at Bacone, Okla. Rev
Nurrow is SO years old, and has been
4 missionary among the Indians fol
81 years.
Although Rev. Murrow is a non.Jew
md Is Baptist minister, he has beer
me of the most active supporters o
he Jewish Relief Committee, in Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
COMPULSORY MILITARY
TRAINING AGAIN BEFORE
UNITED STATES SENATE

Washington, April 1.-THE sen.
ate today was prepared to again
grapple with the question Of uni.
versal military training in resum-
ing consideration OF the army re-
organization bill.
Pending was the motion Of Sena.
tor McKellar, democrat, Tennessee,
TO strike out provisions for volun.
tary training Of youths from IS TO
2S years OF age. which were sub
stituted last week for the mil.SJy
committees compulsory training
plan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
Abolish Vrhirn'nr Post

Budapest, April 12.--The agrarlan
mombers OF The national assembly
have introduced a bin providing for
tho abolition of tho whipping post
az the penalty for usury and SNUG.
Cling. Tt is expected the measure,
which has the support of tho Chris
tian nationalists. viii be adopted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
oAhLtlJA 6l..L" 1t Gals
FUR AID F0.1 war EIGH,lS

We are all familiar with the old
ime Sandwich" man who advertised
n. employers wer93 with signs car
ried fore and aft. But here is = 1920
mnoyation--the Sandwich" girl.
When Mrs. Roy Graham, q member
If Oklahoma City's younger society
OF. heard Of the terrible suffering
,mong Europe's starving war victims.
ihe volunteered her services to the
oklahoma Jewish Relief Committee
he committee is conducting a cam.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
NATIONWIDE STRIKE CALLED
IN EMERALD ISLE

Dublin, April 12.-The officials Of
the Irish trades union congress and
the labor party today issued a call
10 the workers of Ireland for gen.
eral strike throughout the country TO.
morrow as a protest against tha
Treatment OF polltcnl prisoners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
Fourteen States Secede From the
Republic of Mexico When Government
lnfrinses on State Rights; Sonora in
Leading the Rebellion States That all
iSReadytO Meet Carranza Armed Forces

Aqua Prieta, Sonora, April H.
General Pine, Commanding First
divisional army OF the state of
Sonora, today announced he had
received semiofficial information
that thirteen additional states of
the republic had voted to follow
the example Of the state Of So
nora In seeding. Definite details
rs to the list OF states lacking,
however,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
Revolution in South America

Washington, April 12.-The long
threatened revolution in Guatamala
against President Estrada Cabrera
finally has broken OFT. Reports to-
day to the state department said the
opponents OF the president had gained
control Of Guatemala City, after some
street fighting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
On Trip to Dodge Factory

Ray L. Beede, president OF the
Southern Motor Company, and w. G.
Witt, secretary-treasurer, left this af.
ternoon on q business trip to the
factory Of Dodge Brothers, Detroit,
Mich.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
OVER $4,000 COMMUTERS
AFFECTED WHEN PASSENG.
ER SERVICE SUSPENDED

New York. April l2.--The Cen.
trail railroad Of New Jersey sus.
pended all passenger service at noon
today when agents were ordered to
stop selling tickets. The road GOV.
ers the state Of New Jersey and
the suspension order affects approx.
imately $1,000 commuters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
Building lInroofed

The wind OF last night unroofed
The new bottling works building on
outh Washington street. Contract.
or Stevens will make the loss good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
Gainesville Men Here

Leo N Kuehn, leading clothier Of
Gainesville, Texas, is an Ardmore Wis.
itor today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12
WRIT FANS ORGANIZE
"PETR0LEIIM" BALL LEAGUE
(Spccial TO The Ardmorcitel

Writ, Okla, April l2.-The Petro.
lcum Baseball League, composed Of
tnms representing the Coline. Rox.
ana, Sinclair and Magnolia oil com.
paNies, opened the season at Asso-
ciatinn Park, Sunday afternoon at
2;SO o'clock when the Magnolia AMI
Sinclair crossed bats. This contest
viii be followed Immediately with a
game between the Coline and the
RoNana.
The schedule calls for three games
Il week and runs until Labor Dav
Each club has many former Glass n
stors and well known amateur play.
ers and the race for the pennant
promises to be warm affair.
On Business at State Capitol
Edward Gait Is In oklahoma City
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12

work of providing food, clothing and
shelter for the thousands OF homeless,
starving Jewish war sufferers OF
Europe.
In recognition OF Rev. Murrow's ser.
vice, the Oklahoma Jewish Relief
Committee had a handsome medal
struck off. The medal was presented
to Rev. Murrow at the capital by
Governor ]. B. A. Robertson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-12

On Business at State Capitol
Edward Gait is in oklahoma City
on short business trip.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
FIGHTERS READY.
 f FOR FIRST BE. DOUBLE PROGRAM
Fowser, Jordan, Houck and Cappelle All Declare Themselves Ready For Hard Goes-Two Main Events and Six-Round Special Arranged for Fri day Night at Arena

It's tune up'' day in the camps of Frankie FowBer, Cliff Jordan, Billy Cappelle and Leo Houck, principals in Arlzona's biggest and most expensive fight card, which will be staged at Tallys open air arena Friday night
 The four battlers have ended stren- uous training programs and declare themselves fit for tomorrow nights big program Although both 10-round bouts are at catch weights, the par ticipants will be obliged to weigh in at o'clock Friday afternoon and un- dergo a doctors examination immedi- ately following.
 Only the Battling Scotty- Wildcat Fills bout calls for weight making and the terms of the Six-round special pro vide that the men must be down to at least 145 pounds at o'clock on the afternoon of the engagement.
 Fowser-Jordan Weight About Same
 Although Fowser and Jordan are meeting at catch weights, there will probably be less than a pounds diff ference between them when they climb through the ropes. Both men unofficially announced their weight al 16o last evening. following a hard workout at the Lewis training quar- ters on East Washington street Both big fellows stepped around in good fashion last night. The drop in temperature gave them plenty of jazz and they took it out on their sparring partners by making the going rough. F-owser showed lots of speed and hit ting ability and the way he used a left hook and right cross was pretty
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15

to behold. Jordan also demonstrated his power behind the glove" when he broke the punching bag with a right hand jab, straight from the shoulder.
 Houck will enter the ring against Cappelle on the short end of the weight matter. The Seattle battler announcoS that he will scale about 133 when he dOns the gloves, while Cappele will probably hit close to the 13S pound mark. However Billy looks in far bet ter shape than on any of his previous engagements in this city and says the cool weather will give him an oppor- tunity to show Phoenix fans a real battle.
 Tom Mix, booked to refere the Tow ser-Jordan engagement, will reach Phoenix tonight from Prescott. accord ing to a wire received yesterday. Big Carl Morris, third man in the rinS for the Scotty -EIls and Houck- Cap belle bouts, is already on hand.
 Out of Town Fans Arrive
 The advance guard of the out-of- town delegation arrived last evening. a party of 15 Globe fans reaching Phoe- nix by auto. It is expected that fully 250 fans from distanc state points will be al the ringside when the six-round special is called.
 The first bout Of the evening will start promptly at S:50 o'clock, the American Legion stated last evening.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15

The three events are to be run off in rapid order with no delay between events, the legion promises
 Advance sale of seats continues at the Doyle cigar stand. All ringside and reserved seat tickets will remain on sale at the Doyle stand until o'clock Friday evening. at which hour the box offices at the arena will be opened Plenty of good ringside and reserved seats are yet to be had 1t was announced last evening. General ad- mission tickets will be available only at the arena.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15

the eve of the first Americas cup race of 1920, when it was learned that Tn the event of close finish tomorrow, the winner might not be known be fore Friday.
 Announcement by the race commit tee that Shamrock ", Sir Thomas Lip toms mystery sloop," must give Reso- lute, American defender, a handicap of seven minutes and one second, because of the chalIenger's greater spread or canvas, was coupled with another an-
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15

nouncement that the committee had granted a request by the Irish yacht mans forces fer measurement of certain of the Shamrock's sails.
 As it was impossible to put her can vas under tape today and as the yachts will be racing off Sandy Hook tomor- row, the work may not be done before Friday, a day Of rest for the yachting tars.
 The reason for the handicap in favor of the American boat is that the Sham
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
FIVE GET INTO 9TH ROUND

CHICAGO, July 14-Five players won their way into the sixth round of the annual national court tennis championship mems singles in a day of feature matches at the South Side Tennis club. They were R. Lindley Murray. Niagara Falls, N. Y; Roland Roberts, San Francisco; Vincent Rich ards, New York, and w. T. Hayes and R. H. Burdick of Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15

rock carries approximately 1900 square feet more canvas than her rival which gives her decided advantage in the boat for boat comparison.
 Both challenger and defender rode at anchor today in the Horseshoe az Sandy Hook very light winds causing the rival shippers to abandon plans fcr a final test.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
LEFT FEARFUL

wy "'te's a gen." the golfer cries, When Saturday arrives one tinds no chores for me to do- lncomparabIe of Nvivesl
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
RIGHT FEARFUL

"She finds no rugs for me to beat, And when ! come home late She has my dinner warm for me- My jewel of mate
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
Absolutely F0st COzOrs

The fine, clear-cut colors of these shirts are per manent They are absolutely fast-not com mercially fast. They will stand many trip to the laundry. Why, man, an absolutely fast color silk shirt these days at $8.15- is as rare as the good 5c cigar everyone is looking for.
 Gentlemen, candidly and sincerely, we advise y and it will be we'll worth your while to come to sufficient to supply your needs for some time to
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
33 Yards To The Dozen

A dozen ordinary shirts take from 29 to 31 yards of cloth in the making. Thirty-three yards of cloth to the dozen have been used in making the shirts in this sale. The extra cloth insures free dom across the shoulders and under the arms It means that the man who buys IT gets size r all over
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
The Reason " hY-

we can present such sale as this, is due to the fact that this purchase of shirts are the averages of prominent manufacturer, accumulated in filling large orders from the best known stores in the United States. We bought the accumu- lated lot at a tremendous reduction from the regular price.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-20
ZeIeznicni fiasko.

Washington, II. ledna. - RozhOd-
mutt presidenta Wilsona, .vratiti zelez-
nice majitelilm dne /. brezna, pova-
Zuje Sc vSeobecne ia konec mySlenky
postatneni drah Ma dlouha leta. Phi
pomina Sc, re vladni vlastnictvf neby-
10 bez prospechu. We velkych mestech
soustredilo drahy ma spolecna nadra-
III, kde to bylo vyhOdou, dale odstra-
milo zbytecnou a skodlivou konkuren-
ci V takovych pripadech. kde jezdily
ma dvou systemech stejne vlaky row
nobezne jen k Will konkurenci, ac-
koli staCil jeden. Mnohe techto o.
prav zjistanou platnosti i potom. az
budou ZeleZnice vraceny majitelum,
ale jinak Sc vladnf vlastnictvi neo-
svedcilo. Vlada prevzala drahy ia koz-
to prostredek valecny jenom ztoho-
to ohledu stala Sc jejich majitelkou
a spravkynf, vsak dvouleta zkusenost
ia valky a po yalce privedla lidi IL
pine Ma jine myslenky. Ia dobu sve
administrace prodelala vlada na Ze
leznicich peco pres $500. 100000 a bu-
de nucena jeste po vracenf jich mali
telim mnoho mesicd Ma ne piiplacet.
Ona mela dplnou kontrolu jak mad
mzdami a vSemi yylohami, TAX mad
prijmy, jako jizdnym a dopravnimi ta-
rify nakladu - prece IA diva roxy
nahromadila lizasny deficit. Pri tom
obecenstvo, ktere drah pouziva, nijak
neZiskalo. Kdo mimi prisel do styku,
kazdy byl nespokojen. Vlaky Sc vysl-
laly anebo re sluzby odnimaly die WI
le ridicich 1fednkI beZe vSeho ohle-
du ma obecenstvo. Nikdo Sc nestaral,
ably Sc drahy vyplacely ably sc scno-
dek nemusel hraditi vei'ejne poklad
ny. Hlavne tu pada nd vahu Spatna
sluzba. jakou trpelo obecenstvo. Ia
kusilo mnoho nepfijemnosti, jakych
Sc mu ami nezdalo dobach. kdy byly
drahy soukromem vlastnictvi. Tari-
fy osobnf nakladni Sc stale zvyso-
valy. ale do pokladen TO nepribyvalo,
deficit rostl. Pripomina Sc vsak, ze
pod soukrom!m vlastnictvim mohou
zeleznice prospfvati jen tenkrate, bu-
dou-li 81 hledet skuteCneho dOprav-
nictvi a zanechaj jill cachrI vysokeho
financnictvi. ktere minulosti lid
proti MIN tax popuzovalo.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-20
Pubahsd and distributed under permit Ac Of October
MiSTNi ZPRAVY.
VykoupiI tri velike easopisy.

Sew York, 10. ledna. - Frank a.
Munsey. MATTEL redaktor new-yor-
skeho Sunu, vykoupil vcera new-yor-
ske casopisy Herald Evening Tele-
gram parizske vydani Heraldu. W.
Slovil Sc. ze nehodld uciniti zadneho
verejneho oznameni o syych umy-
slech ohledne dalSiho vydavani. pOkud
koupeny majeteh nalezite neprehled-
he. Nechtel take povedeti, jaka byla
kupni cena. Herald pise tomto pre-
nosu a pripomina: "Prodej casopisu
Mru MunSeovi jest souhlase du-
chem zdveti Bennettovy. Ten 81 hta-
vne prdl. aby Sc Herald dale vydaval
Il aby Sc pokraCoyaio takOvem smy-
slu. jak6m on pracoval. To bude neJ-
lepSim pomnikem veiikemu zahiadate-
H." Herald byl Zalozen Jameson Cor
donem Bennettem starSim a vySel po-
prve V roce 1888. PriSel do rukou je-
no svna stejneho jmena roce 1Si2.
Rdyz otec zemrel. NiladSi Bennett byl
clovekem podnikavym. vyslal SWIM
nakladem Stanleye do Afriky a byl !
jinak Cinnlm Zalozil P.uOGni Vydani
Iistu PaTizi ZdrzOval Sc v3tSinou
V Evrope. kde take roce 1918 zem-
Iel.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-20
Narodni prohibce nabyva
platnOsti.
SuSi "reformator" We Washingtons
jinde osIavuji hIavnf hrebik v
rakvi osobni svobody.

Washington, 16. ledna. Schuze
prohib.cnfch a jinych 'reformnich"
organisaci slavily zde v jnych me-
stech vysuseni Spojenych Statu, kdyz
osmnacty ustavni dodatek vstoupil v
platnost dnes pllnoci. William j.
Bryan, zkrachovany presidentsky kan
didat, prohlasil slavnostne smrt krale
Jecmfnka ma schulz Protihostinske
ligy, Zenske temperencni jednoty ii
jinych podobnych spolku. o pulnoci
nastalo We schuzich slubs;le, slavno-
stni mlGeni, potOm vsichni spasite-
le naroda vypukli hlucne Hossana
ma oslavu udalosti, ktera znamend,
re d'ablu byla vyrazena z ruky jeho
hlavni zbran. Vladni prohibicni ko-
misar j. F. Kremer vydal k t6 prfle-
zitosti objemny document, obsahujfcf
vsecky regulace. ktere byly az dosud
vymysleny k udrzovani zeme Ma kost
suche. Vypravi Sc mich, jakym zpu-
sobem smf Clovek donna pozivati sve
soukrome zasoby, iak lie ziskati liho-
viny Ma predpis lekare co Sc mu
stane, kdyz no vlada chytf pii vyro-
be napoje. obsahujfciho vice nez pull
procenta lfhu.
Mokri neslavili, nejsouce nalade,
q setTfce sve zasoby ma budoucnost.
Vetsina jich ostatne spotrebovala sve
reservy pfi rozlicnych prilezitostech,
kdyz poklicka Sc nadzvedla. DR.. Din
widdie, hlava Protihostinske ligy,
pravil pi'ichodu prohibice, ze jest
to jako prechod iisvitu do slunetni-
no svetla. "Spise jako prechod We
zeni do kaznice na dozivotf," pozna-
menal jeden mokrF pessimista. Vud-
cove mokrych soustredf nynf sve lsi-
If ma pokusy. ably ustavni dodatek byl
prohlasen neustavnim, nebo nezako-
mite prijatym. a kdyby Sc Jim nepo-
darilo to. budou usilovati zvoleni
kongresu, jenz by definoval liberalne-
il opojne napoje, nezli to ucinil kon-
gres dosavadni. Tento ustanovil. re
kazdy napoj, obsahujici vice nez Il
procenta alkOholu, jest opojny, ale to
jest absurdnf, jeZto neni skoro zadne-
no napoje, krone Ciste vody, jenz by
byl prost vetsiho procenta alkoholu.
Samotne podmasli, jak Znamo. neob-
sahuje nikdy meme nezli IL procenta
alkoholu.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-20
"Sovetsks archa" pristane dnes.

Washington. L.. ledna. - Trans
port Buford. yezouct 249 deportova-
ntch radikalu do sovetsk@ho Buska.
pristane dneS urCeuem evropskem
pristavu. jak Sc sueluje viadnich
kruhu. Jmeno priStavU dosud Sc taji
New York. L.. ledna. - PriSteAo-
valecke authority projevuji obavy, re
rozhodnuti SpolkovehO soudce knoXe.
die nehoz zatCeni radikaloye mail by
ii pfipuSteni k zaruce, zmau IeJich
deportaci. protoze mnohIch pripa'
dech po jejich prouSteni nebude moz-
no dokazati. re by mei blti deorto-
vani. a naSledkem toho budou musit
blti Osyobozeni. Gregory WeinStem.
sekretdr sovetSkehO emisare Marten-
Sc. by! propuSten Ma zaru6u $4,000
= Ellis lslandu. kde byl drzdn sekohk
dni. Celkem "a $50 600 bondu Svobody
bvlo doneseno ma Ellis Island X "a
luce vice neI padesati radikalu. drza-
nych K deportaci, pravnimi zastupci
muzu zen. zatceu[ch pfi nedavnIch
ndjezdech.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-01-20
vyrabltei automobile zemrel.

New York, Is. ledna. - John F..
Dodge. Glen firmy Dodge Bros, ktera
vyrabf automobily. zemrel zde vcera
vecer ma zanet pile. Dodge jeho
bratr Horace prijeli sem minuly tyden
ma vystavu automobile oba Sc roz-
stonali, vSak STAY Horaceuv jest uspo-
kojivy. John F. Dodge narodil sc V
Niles. Michigan. pred "a lety, vyuch
se Il sveho otce strojnictvi. stejne ja-
ko jeho bratr. a roce 1885 odesl1
ma praci do Detroit, kde 81 konecne "
roce 1901 zalozili samostatnou dilnu,
ktera zamestnavala dvanact lidi. b.
20 pocali vyrabeti soucastky automo-
bilu a V roce 1912 zrfdili 81 automobi-
lovou tovarnu, ktera We valce dostala
mnoho vladnfch kontraktu a neoby-
cejne vzrostla. Jmeni jeho sc odhadu-
je ma padesat millionu dollaru. Ia
nechal vdovu a dve deti.