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The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
FIGHT OVER PLATFORM
 STARTS IN COMMITTEE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29 (by As sociated Press).-The general fight over the platform was begun in the committee last night and the most experienced platform builders said it might be three days before it is fin ished. Even then there will probably be minority reports bringing some of the issues, especially that of prohibi- tion, to the floor of the convention All elements are represented on the committee.
 Bfyan last night made public his proposed League of Nations plank, favoring the ratification of the treaty as a majority of the senate approves and demanding a constitutional amend ment eliminating the two-thirds rule. Administration leaders regard the plank as embodying much the same proposals that Bryan outlined at the Jackson day dinner
 On the first division of the platform committee the Bryan dry forces were forced, over their protest, to present their case first in the committee hear
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
DEMOCRATS MARKING TIME
 TO GIVE CANDIDATES CHANCE
 TO MIX THEIR COMBINATIONS

SAN FRANCESCA June 29 (by Associated Press).- Assembling hour later than usual today the convention faced the routine of timelng session to give oppor tunity to the committees to complete their work.
 The second keynote speech delivered by Senator Rob- nson permanent chaman in which he assaed the Repub ean platform and the disclosures of expenditures of large the preconventon contests He particularly attacked the Republican senators who fought against ratification of the peace treaty His speech the principal event the days program.
 The prospects for spectacular fight on the convention floor the refusal of seat to Senator Reed edged about with uncertainty and the Georgia seemed pletey smothered.
 While the full membership of the platform committee held open hearings, subcommittee of nine administration porers who will ultimately prepare the platform for presenta ton, awaited results.
 The McAdoo people appeared for the first time today with working organization working practically every deega ton.
 McAdoo's will be placed in nomination at the earliest opportunity Bus K. Jenkins and other supporters decided today.
 The rules committee adopted motion rejecting the unit rule n state n which the laws require the election of delegates by districts, thus splitting the New York delegation if the report is adopted.
 The administration forces full control the machin- of the convention and apparently able to dictate the plat form and the nominee
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CUMMINGS INDUCES IN
 ATTACK ON REPUBLICANS

tive suggestion for the, reformation of the conditions which it criticizes and deplores," he continued.
 "The oppressed peoples of the earth will look to it in vain. It contains no message of hope for Ireland; noswords of mercy for Armenia; and it con- ceals a sword for Mexico. It is the work of men concerned more with material things than with human rights It contains no thought, no purpose which can give impulse or thrill to those who love liberty and hope to make the world a safer and happier place for the average man."
 He declared that the peace time
 Continued on page 5
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
TRAIN ROBBER E SHOT BY ONE
 OF HIS VICTIMS

SACRAMENTO June 29 (by Asso- ciated Press) "A lone bandit was shot and probably killed last night by a passenger on the Southern Pacific At lantic express train, after he had robbed the passengers of the observa- tion and Pullman cars of cash and jewelry to the value of several hun dred dollars. The robber toppled and fell from the moving train.
 Blood stains were found along the Southern Pacific track today two miles west of here, where the unidentified bandit alighted last night after robbing the passengers in the Pullman cars. While he was evidently hit by the pas sengers who fired on him, the bandit was able to travel and probably made his way into this city.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
ADMINISTRATION IN
 COMPLETE CONTROL

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29 (by AS sociated Press) The resolutions com mittee unanimously selected Carter Glass as chairman, with Senator Walsh, of Montana as secretary.
 The committee on permanent or ganization recommended that Senator Joseph T. Robinson, of Arkansas, known as a strong administration man, be made permanent chairman of the convention.
 The choices gave the administration forces practically complete control of the convention machinery. Glass ap- pointed Colby and Walsh on the plat form subcommittee and omitted Bryan.
 The rules committee reported a res olution providing for nominating speeches before the adoption of the platform, with the balloting to come after the platform has been adopted.
 The credentials committee seated the Palmer delegates from Georgia, headed by former Senator Howell, by a vote of 43 to 4. Senator Reed, of Missouri, was excluded from a seat in the convention after four hours of argument last night by a vote of 37 to g.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 29 (by As sociated Press).-The League of Nations covenant was championed as the Monroe Doctrine of the World by Homer Cummings, temporary chair man of the Democratic national con- vention in his keynote address here yesterday afternoon
 Of the peace treaty's defeat in the senate, he said: No blacker crime against civilization has ever soiled the pages of our history"
 He characterized the Republican platform as reactionary and provin- ciaL" Filled with premeditated islanders and vague promises, it will be searched in vain for one construc-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
NEVADA MINE OWNER TAKES
 LIFE OF SON

TONOPAH Nev. June 29 (by Asso- ciated Press).-J. L. Giroux, of Los Angeles, millionaire mine owner and founder of the town of Ely, Nevada, was arrested today at Nina charged with having shot and killed his son Sunday. Giroux said his son asked for money in addition to the $60,000 given him last year, and that a quarrel ensued. Giroux is 8 pioneer Nevada copper miner.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
BRITISH GOODS ARE
 TO BE ADVERTISED

LONDON, June 29 (by Associated Press). 1.-The department of overseas trade is despatching an official "Trade Circus" to tour the British dominions to advertise British goods. Those to Far East, South America and the United States are postponed because manufacturers cannot work off present manufacturers, says the American chamber of commerce here.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
RESOLUTION PRAISES
 POLICY OF PRESIDENT

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29 (by As sociated Press The convention just before adjournment yesterday, on motion of Governor Gardner, of Mis- souri, directed Chairman Cummings to send President Wilson a resolution of "appreciative greeting" The mo- tion was unanimously adopted. The resolution praised the achievements and conduct of the war; rejoiced in
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
NOMINATING SPEECHES MAY
 BE MADE BEFORE PLATFORM
 REPORT HAS BEEN SUBMITTED

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29 (by Associated Press) Today convention program call to order at o'clock with prayer by the Rev. William F. Nichols Episcopal bishop of San Francsco report of the committee credentials; report of the committee permanent organizations address Of Senator Robinson permanent chairman; report of the mtee rules and order of business Next in order program the report of the platform committee which holding hearings and may not be ready report completed draft of the platform.
 The remainder of the days program depends upon develop nens with the likelihood that nominating speeches will be delivered while the platform report is being awaited
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
ALASKA DELEGATES ORGANIZE WITH DERRY
 ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE

SEATTLE June 29 by Associated Press )-A special to the Times from San Francisco says the Alaska delegation organized with Governor Riggs chairman; Erwin for the credentials committees Dey permanent organization; Troy rules and order of business and notify the presidential nee Grgsby to notify the vice presidential nominee Trey and Gr1gsby will not go east for this purpose
 The plans enable Grgsby to obtain credit for the Alaska blanks and thus help his reelection.
 Grgsby has declared in favor of the plank and when Troy would not he sought the platform commit tee by the wet leaders.
 Mrs Troy has been selected Alaskas national commit tee woman.
 Ii the Reed fight is carried to the credentials committee and the floor o the convention 1t embarrass others Cum mmgs holds that alternate cannot give proxv Grgsby and Troy are in the same position as Reed
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ings, the vote on this ruling being 27 to 25.
 The defeat of the drys in the first vote before the committee will not affect their attitude in the conven- tion, they claim.
 Representatives of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, Anti Saloon League, Presbyterians, Richard Pearson HObsOn and other dry repre- sentatives appeared. They were in troduced by Bryan, who said he would defer his remarks.
 Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, pre- sented labors' claims, similar to those offered at the Republican convention. He scored the Republicans, praised President Wilson, extolled Cummings address, and said that labor wanted only what the Democrats had prom ised in 1908, 1912 and 1916.
 Vice President Matthew Woll, of the federation, read the plank. He asked if the labor program provided the right of government employees to strike. He said the federation favored their right to organize and have griev- ances adjusted, but not to advocate strikes
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
VICE CHAIRMAN UNBURDENS
 OF IMAGINARY GRIEVANCES

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29 (by As sociated Press) Vice Chairman J. Bruce Kremer, of Montana, in calling the Democratic national convention to order at noon yesterday, made a most fiowery oratorical expose of the Re- publican party and it's principles and lauded the Jeffersonian simplicity of
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
POLES SPREPARE
 ID WITHDRAW

PRAGUE, June 29 (by Associated Press) s).-Poland is preparing to with draw it's forces from Eastern Galicia because of fear of a Russian Bolshe- wiki invasion according to the news paper Nardoni Listy
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
THREE GENERALS ARE
 REDUCED IN RANK

WASHINGTON, June 29 (by Asso- ciated Press) Formal announcement was made today from the war depart ment that Generals Peyton c. March, Hunter Liggett and Robert L. Bullard will return to the permanent rank of major generals on July 1, being dis charged from temporary war ranks.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29

the Democratic party. The following are excerpts from his speech:
 Led through labyringth of de vious political pathways, lost in the mazes of political trickery, following the Pied Pipers of Republicanism, the Chicago convention emerged upon the
 Continued on page 5
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CHARTER IS GRANTED
 BROTHERHOOD BANK

WASHINGTON, June 29 (by Asso- ciated Press).-The comptroller of the currency today approved the charter of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- gineers Cooperative Bank, of CIeve- land, Ohio, capitalized at $1,OOO,OOO.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
CREEKS STOP
 FORWARD RUSH

LONDON, June 29 (by Associated Press) Greek position in the advance. on the Turkish Nationalists from Smyrna in Asia Minor are being con- solidated and the forward movement stopped to permit this process.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
 MAY MEET IN FALL.

GENEVA, June 29 (by Associated Press) The first official meeting of the League Of Nations may be held here in November, according to in- formation from the allied capitals.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
DEMOCRATIC TEST VOTE INDICATES "WET'
BOMBS EXPLODED IN
 HAVANA POLICE STATION

HAVANA, June 29 (by Associated Press) ).-Two bombs exploded in the walls of the Second precinct police station here last night, injuring one person. Another unexploded bomb was found.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
FREIGHT RAISE WILL NOT BE
 FELT ALASKA

WASHINGTON, June 29 (by Asso- ciated Press) steamship companies of the Pacific today peti- toned the interstate commerce com mission for an advance in freight rates equivalent to those asked by the railroads of the west, which seek an increase of 24.89 per cent.
 The petitions were filed by the Pa cific Steamship Company and the San Francisco & Portland Steamship Com pany and declare their business is conducted at a loss under existing rates by reason of the unprecedented expenses of operation. The steamship companies say they have no means of increasing net revenues except through an increase in freight rates, as the passenger rates are as high as competitive conditions will permit
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29

the recovery of his health, and deeply resented the malignant onset" of the presidents partisan foes.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-29
kO EFFECT ON ALASKA TRAFFIC

NO EFFECT ON ALASKA TRAFFIC
 SEATTLE, June 29 (by Associated Press) s).-Steamship company officials here today said the petition filed in Washington asking permission to ln- crease freight rates, if granted, will only affect Alaska traffic originating on railroads and will have no effect on all-water traffic. The bulk of the traffic to Alaska is now under the con- trol of the interstate commerce com sion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24
PREPADENl OBUVNICKEHO
OBCHODU.

V 1tery kratce po poledni,
"a nejvetsiho poulicniho ru-
chu, vesli diva ozbrojeni mia
dici do obchodu obuvi Newark
Shoe Co., 502 Superior Ave.
N. E., ohrozovali revolverem
managera R. C. Clarka u
kradli Ze Zasuvky SITS, nacez
neruSen6 v davu kolemjdou-
cich Zmizeli. Marnym byl po-
plach prepadeneho, jelikoz Sc
lide sbihali utek smelgm lu-
picum jen usnadnili. Oba pod
nikavi" hoSi byli pred tim ne
kolikrate V zminenem obcho-
de, patrne by obhledli teren a
v utery pfiSli Sc zadosti, ably
jim byly ma koupenych botach
premfsteny knofliky. Kdyz
Clark odesel do pozadf, vybra-
Ii 81 mladici penize, drzice
managera sachu namirenym
revolverem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24
V PRAZE A CELE REPUBLI.
CE KLID.

Pan j. r. Bartosovsky, zdei-
81 konsul Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky, telefonoval nam vcera
odpoledne nasledujici tele-
gram, ktery prave obdrzel cd
Ceskoslovenske Tiskove Kance-
lare We Washinptona:
V Praze cele lepublice pa
nuje vzorny kid, ;Jemecke stu
dentstvo zvlastnim projevem
uznalo kollegialnost STUDENT.
ceskych, kteri Ia demonstraci ci
chranili nemeckou universitu.
Nemecti STUDENT zaslali pro-
test videnskym vysokym sko-
lam proti vyucovani ceskoslo.
venskych studentl ma vide1.
skych ustavech a stejny pro-
test zaslati hodlaji rissko-ns-
meckym vysokym skolam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24
KRVAVA REZ v BOLOCNI

Rim, %. list. Nedelni w
trznosti V Bologni, "a nichz 8
osob bylo zabito a sedmdesat
raneno behem rvacky mezi So
cialisty a jejich odpurci We
schhzi move mestske rady, sta
ly Sc predmetem ostrych de-
bat We snemovne poslanecke.
Odpovidaje ma otazky cle-
nj, Signor Corradani, podse-
kretar vnitra, cetl telegramy
od prefekta V Bologni, jenz
sdeluje, re Grady emily vsech-
no NOME k zamezeni afery a
pocinaly 81 S nejvetsi energif,
aby zjednan byl kid.
Obecni ufady spolupusobi
pry Sc soudy, ably zjistena byla
zodpovednost a vinnici dopa-
deni a potrestani.
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TRACEDIE v CESKE RO-
DINE.

Chicago, 21. list. Vincenc
Kysela, 32-lety krajan, ktery
nachazel Sc v poslednim stavu
tuberkulosy, vessel do domu
sve 31-lete manzelky Frantisky
v elsie 2650 jiz. Sawyer Ave-,
cd niz byl rozveden a zastrelil
il. Ma to zastrelil sebe. Kysela
byl osetrovancem v Oak Forest
sanitariu. Soused Josef Kot-
nour slysel til revolverove ra-
ny bro po tom, kdyz videl
Kyselu vchazeti do domu a be-
Eel tam, ably zabranil snad nej-
horsimu. Vsak nasel oba man.
zely Kyselovi ma podlaze V ku-
chyni V kaluzi krve a revolver
mezi mimi. Manzele Kyselovi
byli rozvedeni pred peti mesl-
ci, kdyz Kysela nemohl podpo-
rovati svoji manzelku. Jejich
iedine dite, 5-leta Mafenka,
nachazi Sc u pribuznych v
Three Oak v Michiganu.
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MATCIN HROZNY GIN.
Zabila jedno dite, poranila
druhe a sama sc usmrtila.

Portsmouth, I o., %. list.
Kdyz navst6vnici prisli dnes
do domova pf. May Tompkino-
We, nasli Gillena Tompkina, s.
leteho 5 hlavou temef' useknu-
tou a Hazel Tompkinovou, g.
letou, s ranami ma hlave zasa-
zenymi sekerou. Jedine dvou-
mesicni Kenneth Tompkin lezel
v kolebce bez 1razu, patrne
spokojen Sc sv&en.
Ia n6kolik iSslin pozd5j, j,
telo matky deti bylo nalezeno
V Brush Creeku, blize Manche-
ster, okres Adams. Domov
Tompkinovych Jest ma zmine-
mem potoce V horach onoho o.
,kresu.
81 Temef necitelny lfstek, ma
psany. pi. Tompkinovou, V
podstate pravi: Goodbye. ia
nemohu Sc vzdati svych d6ti. "
Matka a otec zili odloucene
po vice mesicu nradum bylo
sdeleno dnes, re jisty pfitel
rekl pi. Tompkinove, re budou
asi podniknuty kroky, aby deti
byly il vzaty.
Do potoka nest astna zena
skoGila mostu padesat stop
vysokeho. Hrozny Gin svGj spa
chala nepochybne V zachvatu
dusevni nepricetnosti, cemz
sv6cilo by i to, re jedno ditko
zabila, druhe poranila a treti
nechala ma zivu.
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v MEXIkU OPET HONf
REBELY.

Brownsville, Tex, 30. list.
Oddly mexickych federalnich
vojaku z Matamoros a Reyno-
sa pronasleduji dnes tlupu do
mnelych mexickych rebelantn,
kteri pozde vcera odpoledr e
prepadli zeleznicni stanici V
Ramirez, asi dvacet mil "a
padn6 cd Matamoros. Rebelo-
We pfekrocili pry Rio Grande
ze Spoj. StatG ma miste dvacet
mil zapadne cd Brownsville.
Vddcem jejich jest Marciino
Gonzales.
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FIR. BRODSKY ZEMREL.

New York, 20. list. Ceskoslo-
vensky New York ztratil opet
razovitou osobnost, ktera sice
V poslednich letech lila v L.
strani, ale v letech drfvejsich
zaujimala mezi nami vyznacne
postaveni a znama byla velike-
mu poctu krajani zde, jakoz !
po cele Americe a "a morem.
Sveraznou osobnosti touto byl
pan Frantisek Brodsky, jeden
nejstarsich ceskych osadni-
XII V New Yorku, jenz pribyl
do Spoj. StatG v roce 1852. ia
ko vsichni takrka pristehoval-
ci prodelal j on zde krusne "a
catky V, dobe tehdejsi, jez 70
stfeny byly jeste valkou OBJ
canskou. Lee energie jeho vse-
y 4
chny pfekazky pfekonala a jiz
roce 1867 zalozil znamou a
zahy velke oblibe Sc teSici
cetna spojeni navazujici firmu
Frant. Brodsky, kterou po-
stoupil v roce 1887 svemu sy-
novel p. Frant. Brodskemu a
Frant. Sovakovi, pod kterym2
jmenem firma stala sc znamou
obou dflech sveta. - Zesnu-
II Frantisek Brodsky, jenz ira.
vii posledni leta sva V Mount
Vernon, N. Y, dosahl ctihodne-
no staff IS rokI a byl jednim
z nejstarsfch clenu Radu Jar
A. Komensky els. 10, CSPS
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JAk MA TO HLEDf BRYAN.

Lincoln, Neb. %. list. = V
1vodnim clanku sveho Commo-
neru, w. j. Bryan pise:
"Ohromna porazka demokra
tickych kandidatu neprisla ma
hodou. Lid to tax minil. De-
mokraticka narodni konvence
totiz porazila zasady repre-
sentujici tuzby prani lidu V
otazkach mravnich hospo-
darskych. Strana Sc pustila do
kampane mokrym kandida-
tenn v. cele, nominovanym zpa-
tecnickym vIdcem ma nejiste
platforme. Podle toho take do
padly volby. a neni Sc cemu di-
viii. Jeden urednik narodniho
demokratickeho vyboru navrhl,
ably Sc najal organisator. De-
mokraticke silly V zemi organi-
satora nepotrebuji; ony potre-
buji program -
Bryan dale mysli, re uz minu
la doDa, kdy likernicke masi-
ny ma Wall Streetu a We vel
kych mestech molly diktova-
ii mravni vetsine naroda. De-
mokraticka strana pry sc ma
opraviti tax, ably vitezstvi "a
sluhovala lid il no o pffstfch
volbach da.
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Londyn,23. list. Dnes zaha-
jena byla We snemovne lordI
debata samospravne predlo-
ze pro lrsko, jez Sc vyzname-
navala maohem vetsi zivosti,
nez-li We snemovne poslanecke.
Skoro vsichni clenove byli pfi-
tomni gallerie preplneny no.
sty, mezi nimiz bylo nekolik
ministru, kdyz lord Birken-
head zapocal Sc ctenim predlo-
ny.
Po vysvetleni jeji ustanoveni,
precetl dopis cd Sira Edwarda
Carsona, nem2 unonisticky
vidce prohlasuje. lie jeho stra-
ia hotova jest prijati predlohu
a loyalne jeji duchu pracova-
ti.Lord Dunraven navrhl zamit
mutt predlohy z tOhO duvOdu,
re neni podporovana vetsinou
irskeho lidu a re neskyta zad-
ne vyhlidky ma trvale urovnani
irskeho problemu.
Behem debaty precten byl
dopis cd Leonardo Wilde-a,
jenz byl zabit V hotelu Gres-
ham Dubline v nedeli Arthu-
ru Hendersonovi, delnickemu
predaku. V dopise tom Wilde
vyslovuje presvedGeni, re ir-
sky lid media 81 nasilim vnutiti
loyalitu k Velke Britanii.
Jest mozno, re dnes neb Il
ira dojde ku hlasovani o pred
loZe.
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LYNcOVNfCI v SOUDNf
SfNI.

Tylerton, Miss, %. list
Harry Jacobs, jenz souzen byl
zde pro znasilneni, wat byl re
sOudni sine davem, jenz dvoje
dvere vypacil lyncovan. Pres
1sill urednikG zabraniti nasi-
Ii, vezen byl uchopen. provaz
zadrhnut mu kolem krku, ma
cez privaZan k automobile a
vlecen k mostu, kde jeho bez-
duche telo pov6seno ma vetev
stromu prOvrtano. kulemi.
Jeden muz byl pri tom naho-
dou strelen a jest dnes V kriti-
ckem stavu.
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Cd tech dob co Joseph Hoff-
man prvne Sc objevil, hudebni
svet nezazil takove sensace, ia
ko kdyz vystoupila, 6. listopa-
du Carnegie Hall V New Yor-
ku, Mildred Wellersonova V So
lie ma cello. Otec i matka jsou
znami hudebnlci a divence do
stalo Sc hudebniho vzdelani a
vycviku vyhradne matkou jeji.
Vystoupi s Eugenem Ysayem a
Cincinnatskym orchestrem a
jinymi proslulymi hudebnfmi
organisacemi v koncertech V
ruZnych castech Zeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24
HARDING MA PANAME.

Colon, Panama, %. list.
Warren G.. Harding, move zvo-
leny president Spoj. Statl, pri-
jel do Cristobalu V 8 hod. dnes
rano ma parniku Parismina.
Dostalo Sc mu hlucneho uvita-
nj cd lodi vseho druhu kotvi-
cich v pristavu.
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POCKAJf MA SPOJ. STATY.
Ma sjezdu zeneve rozhodnu-
to neciniti prozatim zadnych
zmen v umluve Svazu
Narodu.

Geneva, %. list. Svaz Naro-
du nepodnikne zadnych zmen
1mluve, pokud nebude obe-
znamen navrhy pi'iSti vlady
Spoj. Statu.
Jezto umluva jest V platno-
sti pouze kratkou dobu, vsech-
ny navrhovane zmeny budou
odkazany stalym vybordm a
tyto mali Mich uvazovati a
podati sva odporuceni mezi
nynejskem a druhou schulz
Svazu V kvetnu nebo cervenci.
RoZhodnuti upustiti cd re-
wise dmluvy docileno bylo Ar
thurem Balfourem, hlavou brit
ske delegace. Zprvu stav6li Sc
proti tomu skandinavske zeme,
jez mely pripraveny dodatek.
smerujici k tomu, ably vliv vel
moci byl ponekud omezen We
Svazu, aySak V koncich seslo
Z teto opposice.
Vndcove shromazdeni jsou
toho mineni, ze pred pristi
schnzi move zvoleny president
Warren G.. Harding projevi
sve naZory O mezinarodnim
sdruzeni a bude to ukolem sta
leho vyboru rady zkoumati a.
mericke navrhy ku zjisteni,
jak dalece timluva musela by
bytis zmenena, ably uprayena
by!f costa pro vstoupsss, .Ains-
riky do Svazu. -
Dnesni debata We schulz
shromazdeni byla ozivena o.
strymi utoky ma radu Svazu
Narodd pro jeji tajnustkarstvi
a ponevadz nezabranila valce
mezi Polskem a sovetovym
Ruskem a v dobe nejposlednej-
81 mezi Polaky a Litviny. Lord
Cecil, zastupce JIM Afriky
prohlasil, ze sice rada kona
obcas verejne schuze, ale to
jest pouze ma oko, jezto vsech-
ma rozhodnuti cinema jsou tai
ne. Jest zjevno usili, zejmena
mezi delegaty mensich narodd,
uciniti navzdy konec tajne di-
plomacii.
Madrid, %. list. Bylo zde
oznameno, re oddeleni manor
nj p6choty, jez pujde ma Litvu
jako cast spojenecke hotovo-
sti ma udrzovani poradku v
plebiscitnim pasmu, bude po-
zdstavati vyhradne 2 dobro-
volniku. Dostane Sc jim zvlaSt-
niho satstva prada, jezto
spanelske vojsko neni zvykle
takove zine, jaka Sc da oceka-
vati pritomne We Wine.