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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18
ADMITS PART IN
$1,OOO,oOO Theft
Five Arrests Made In Connection with
Wholesale Thefts Of Securities.

New York, Feb. 11.-With five ar
rests in connection with the SIS 900 900
securities theft the police claimed to
have "nippcd in the bud" the district
attorneys office announced formally
today that one Of the prisoners had
confessed to having taken part In
stealing more than $l.000,0O0 worth OF
stocks and bonds from Wall Street
messenger in May and June last year.
All five were arraigned and held in
100000 bonds each charged with
suspicion OF larceny OF $f07,700 worth
of security. Deputy Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Murphy asked for the
high bail, declaring that Irving Gluck
had made confession duplicating
himself and the others in the 81 ,O0O,-
900 thcfts
Edward Furcy, chauffcr, and
designated by the District Attorneys
oIcc as the master mind" in the
alleged plot, made the acquaintance
of Joseph Gluck, Irvings brother,
by representing himself TO be city
uttctllNc, dCSOlulllS W lnC CUulcS =
sion announced by Murphy Furey
exhibited badge and revolver when
he called at the store of the Gluck
boys father, and later demanded a
share in the spoils Of the robberies
which he urged be continued. accord
ing to Murphy
/ Joseph Gluck gave Furay $1,750
+ in cash, $1,000 diamond ring and
an automobile to keep from being
arrested by him on I'urcys first call
the alleged confession continued, adj
ding that Furey told Joseph that a
certain party in Wall street had
informed him Of the Gluck boys
operations.
Two women, one said to be a wo.
man wrestler and the wife Of Furey
and the other described as French
actress, both Handsomely dressed
went to the Tombs court to see Fur
cy when he and the others were ar
raigncd. The parents OF the Glucl
boys also went to the court, but garb
ed woorly
day in clUdcd JsnDh and irwin;
Guck, brothers; Herbert and Ru
dolph Bunora. also brothers, ant
4 Furey.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18
SECRETARY LANSING
QUITS CABINET
Continued from Page One.)

to the president, issued formal
statement explaining the reasons for
the conference. EIc said:
"The cabinet was called to consider
question in which more than one de-
partment was concerned and also to
discuss the industriai conference" He
referred to the first conference by
the president with ,hc hopc OF allay-
ing the Industrial unrest.
In his statement. Mr.. Tumuity said
that Rear Admiral Grayson, Mr.. Will
sons physician, was present and "sug-
gcstcd that only urgent matters be
brought to" the presidents attention.
Thereafter until this week he cab
inet met moro or less regularly. Dur
ing the coal strike it me, twice a
week in an effort to avert the walk
out Of the miners and several weeks
ago it was decided to have meetings
every Tuesday and Friday
During the coal wage controversy
the president was said at he White
House tc have hcnn advised OF the
meetings and to have bccn kept in
formed as to the progress his advis-
ers were making toward Il settlement
OF the controversy. He finally took
the matter out Of the cabinets hands
and suggested settlement which the
miners accepted.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18
Why "Doug" Loves stunts.

Some folks get great deal of ex-
c!tement from picking up poker
hand to see what they have drawn, but
for me, the real pleasure in life is In
trying cut new climbing and jumping
stunts just to see what will happen to
me-" This is how Douglas Fairbanks
says he feels when he was questioned
does in his next production "When
the Clouds Roll By" which will be
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18
STATISTICS SAY THAT 1GN00,0 900
PEOPLE ARE HORRIBLY
SUPERSTITIOUS
Douglas Fairbanks Next Production
SmaShcS all Favored JinXS by Dis
proving Many Pet Theories.

a recent bulletin issued by the Ma
more than sixteen million persons of
the United States and Canada, rang
ing in age from sixteen to sixty years
and Of both sexes, fail to follow tine
dictates OF their own minds in dccd-
ing the everyday happenings OF life.
but that they rely on fortune tcllcrS,
mediums palmists, sand readers, clair
yoyants, phrcnogolists astrologists or
others who profess to have power ov-
CT the human destiny.
The remarkable statement Of this
research society goes on further 10
state that in this country alone there
is circulation Of ten million Auija
boards. In this mystic little toy, men
women and children place their faith
in future happiness and deeds Of glory
as we'll as disastrous happenings arc
attributed to the weird predictions OF
the Ouija.
Douglas Fairbanks is one Of the ten
million Ouiia enthusiasts included III
the findings Of the research statican
Wncn the great question of future
happiness, marriage, conirOnts him in
his latest United Artists screen pro
duction when the Clouds Roll By
which will be shown at the Opera
House on Thursday and Friday, ,D0ue
lnnCnls tn tbc Ouiia and strange rs
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18

shown at the Opera House on Thursday
and Friday.
While Doug was waiting In the stu
dio for some lighting effects to be
worked out in one Of the sets, he
climbed to tic top of one of the studio
buildings, and jumped some thirty feet
into a hedge fence that bordered the
lot.
''How did you know that the hedge
would break your fall he was asked.
Il didn't know whether IL would or
not, that's the reason jumped"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18
Lifc's PrincipaI Business.

Half the business of life is concern.
cd With knowing: how Ia us" mon and
women, how to understand them. how
to get on with them. how to turn their
faculties to the best account Wis
count Bryce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
Zahadny pripad.

Zahadny pripad. Dne 18.
kvetna rano nalezena byla ma
silnici Y Trpine u Policky mrt-
vola chalupnika FrantislSa Ha-
lanka q die vSech znamek bylo
zfejmo, re nrtVola byla ma sill
nici odnekud pfinesena, aby
byla vzbuzena domn6nka, re
|neboztik Sc 'padem ma silnici
zabil. Phi pitve bylo zjisteno,
re Halamek zemrel zadusenim,
nacez cetnictvo zacalo patrati
20 pachateli. Zjisteno, ze Hala
mex udrzoval styky chalupni-
CT Frantiskou Andrlikovou, je-
iiz manzeL Jest dosud V Rusku
q Y predvecer sve smrti byl Il
nj ma navsteve. Andrlikova to
re zacatku popfrala, ale pax
to doznala a udavala, re Hald
mex vypil nj pul litru dena-
turovaneho lihu, nacez odeSel
do pristodulku, kde "a nedlou-
no zemfel. Ably usla pomluve,
ze MIN udrzovala znamost.
vynesla s,eeledinem Vdclaye7n
Ceskou mrtvolu V noci ma silni-
eli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

vylety' pesky napeho mil ma
stare ceske brady, rnista nejak
znana z dejin, lesnl zatisi, kde
Sc pax tancovalo nekdy tax
dobfe po trave a. zapfjelo
sklenkou peniveho. Mnozf jsme
Sc ma takovych vyletech nepo-
dileli, pfee 50 nam ale ameri-
cke "piknyky' nelibi, pro svo-
il drive jednotvSrnost nyni
sucho.
Nedoporucujems ted let6
nikomu prilii mnoho sviceni,
leda tenn, co budou zavodit o
zupnim sletu. Kazdy sokol
sokolka ma ztravit letni ned6-
lie venku v pTirode, totiz V par
cich nebo ma farmach. Bratr
nacelnik ma celou tn chasu a i
mladSi chasku sezvat nekam
ma nedeli spolecne misto pre-
dem vyhledati. Rikame 81 stale
q je to pravda, re Sc mnozl Gle
move sokola nezname, ac mno-
II jsou sokoly ma papire roxy.
Nezda-li sc jim sokolovna Who
dnym mlstem Sc sejit, proc ne
zkusit podobne vylety? Kazdy
by Sc dostal Ma mlsto jak by
mohl nejlepe, br. 8 Fordikem
by mohl witt druheho ma roz-
voru", jiny by rad dosel "po
svych.".
Snad bychom Sc tax trochu
poznavali, pohovorili 81, semle-
! Ii klepy (schdze by pax byly
kratsD zazpivali 81. Zapijet
bychom ovsem museli jenom
vodou.
Kluci Sc jiz tolil test ma
prazdniny a ze budou uzlvat
"svobodu". | mali sokolici ma
il iiti ven, co MONA jak nejvi-
ce Jest mono. Jeden sbor v
Chicago ma dokonce farmu
tam ma diva mesice Sc stehuJe
vSechen doroSt a j starSl. Pod
dozore mstarsich vsechno Sc to
" jezefe koupe a to sv6dcl kaz-
d6mu pTibledlemu sokoliku!
Neni-li mono vyletu podob-
nych 81 dopfat nebo d6tem, do
volme jim Y lete pohyb, Tatik-
sokol nikdy Sc nebude zlobit,
/. "ze mu kluci poSlapou travu
! kolem domku," kdyz ma trave
| zapasi neb delaji kotrmelce. A
nj ty mensi nenechme sed6t
shrbene We vnitr u kulicek, sta.
vebnic, neb hrati 81 panami
| LepSi jest pro takove obru(
po dvorku honit, vozlk tahat
provazek pro skakani, houpa.
Gky. zkratka dat Jim hracky
pri kterych Sc pohybuji.
Je-li horko a k jezeru dale.
ko malicke tam sami bez do
zoru poslat nemizeme, tn sko
pek neb necky ma dvorku Y
chladku a s teplou vodou ude
laji t6z povinnost. Sousedy tt
neurazi, zvlaSt6 zijeme-li v:
ctvrti, kde je deti jako smeti.
Opalen6 dati pax nejen x
pekne vypadaji, ale jiste jsor
: i zdravejsi, re siunko je le
kaf," pravi jiz davno cesk'
prislovi.>
, Zdravi jest poklad. kazdJ
sokol sokolka 81 je ma hled6
, udrzet, jakoz i zdravi ditek
. Latni doba slunecna jest nan
sokolum-delnikum jaksi le
: KEN, osv6zenim a posilou, ma
: me tedy leta uzit, a to sc nedt
pri kartach nebo houpakul
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

HuO lila vi plllSAlbOob pl
tati praVidelnG, nebo jenom
iednou ga cas- osgdny ruznych
po.itickych stran V nasi drah6
ylaSti ceskosloysnske, jlste
nam dozna, re Jest to nanejvy-
Sc vzdcny poziteE. Zvla5t6 mile
pdsobi Ia upfimnost, jak Q So
be vzJemne pisi.
Kdo cite organ janom jednl
politick6 strany, ten to ma
snadn6. Ten jest pfesvGdtan,
re ia jeho strana jest oil
right av tech druhych ze
.isou sami lumpovt nebo ne
k1ubov6. Jinak vsak Jest, kdyA
Jest nekdo odsouzen procitatl
organy vsech tech politickych
stran kridel, levych i pra-
vych, jake ia pfiklad mui ko-
( lega V redakci. ia jenom tax
obcas Sc do nich poditam, a.
bych .trochu uzi1 vune tech
domacich luhu, ale obirat Sc
tim stale, well, kdo jest k to-
mu odsouzen, zasluhuje ST sym
pathie vsech slechetnych lidl.
Kdyz jest rodine vice detl,
nemyslim dospelych deti, ny
bra takovych malych capartu,
iichz jest pro radost i pro
zlost zroyna talk dostl, strhne
Sc ob6as n6iakl patalie. Kdy2
sc pokousite vysetfovati a HE
dite dostati Sc veci ia kloub
ucinite prazyldstni objey, ze T.
vzdycky ten druhy' zatal
nebvti "tono drunenu neDyi1
by k pataliji doalo. ten druhy
ie vseho vinen. Kdyz pax iste
muzem hodnG trp6livym a po
kracuiete We vyaetroyani, III
stite dale, re vlastne kazdy
tech capartI jest tim dru
hym" die vlastnlch vypov6d
kazdeho 2 Mich neni zadnl
''tim druhyn'.
TAX jest to t9mi politick%
mi stranami Y Ceskoslovensku
Kazdd z Mich jest "all right
a kdyby nebylo "td druh6', ii
10 by sc to jako rail-, ale tax
TO !. A nyni, drazi rodaci, te
prve vidime, co jsne Ztratill
kdyz jsme Sc odtrhli od Rakou
ska, cd Vidn6. Drive to by.'
snadn6. Rakousko a Widen, t,
byly vlastne berdnky hfich.
snimaiicimi, V5echno Sc IA ~
svalilo. vsechno Sc na ne sNe
do. Ma koho to name syadct
nyni, kdyz neco nezdobnch'
Sc dele?
Valka take V tomto sm6r'
prokazuje dobr6 siuzby, nno
ho SO na nj svaluie q nj omlou
va, ale jsou tel lidd, jlm4 del
sc z toho ma nic. Samo sebou
70 valka nikdy nepfispela
mraVnimu poVzneseni, ale val
ka jz skoro diva roxy neni a
Belgi na pfiklad, je@ take "tr
chu' valkou trp6la, neal tfeb
stale omlouy&ti vdlkou ruza
nicemnosti, jichz pramaqem
pficinou bylo zcela neco jins
no nezli valka. Americti koi
respondent. ktefi Y poslednic
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
SOACLSKE LETC.

Jest doba rocni, kdy kazdy
obyvatel velkomesta hledi ute
ci ven do piirody ma ccrstvy
vzduch, kde Sc to voln6ji dy-
cha, hde neni prach a kde' je
alunfo a j chlidek. Je u j do
ba v}let0, zda ' Americe O.
vSem ne takovych, Jake pofa-
dali sokolove We vlasti. Konali
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

PAM: "Nestydis Sc? Phi
ides po pulnoci domu nemd-
zes ami ma nohou stati, Jake
to trapeni pro tax vzdelanou
zenu, iako isem ja."
Muz: Ted mi ale iiz pre-
STAN Tv chces slouti yzdala-
nou zenou a bayis Sc po pull
noci opilym chlapem. To je
krasne vzd4lani !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

meslclch naNstiVIll Belgll, aho-
duji Sc V tom, jak Sc rychle
vzpamatovala Z utrap vslet
nych, iak tam pohrbili valec-
nou minulost a iak zraky Sc u
piraji DO budoucnosti.
Nechci nikomu vnucoyati o.
sobni syrj vkus, ale kdyz tax
5asto ' ceskycA c2sopisech ctu
0 tom "odrakou5J6ni", coz jest
10 jedine, CO ccsNoslovenslIy
narod pry potlebuje, aby byl
opravdu syoboden, nam pra-
zvl45tni pocit. Kdyby bylo pc
mem, kazdy, kdo ydbec by Sc
zrninii v novlnach o Rakousku,
ne0o 0 n6jak6m "odrakoust' O.
lvini doatal by aspol million
korun pokuty
/ Kdyz americky narod osyo-
bodil Sc od Angie, byl S nj
hdtov jednou provzdy; nilsde
necictc ' soutasnt literature,
z9 byla by byvalA potfeba ne
iakeho "oQangIico,ini'. Zod-
povednost "a to, co bylo vad-
n6ho V americk6m charakteru
nesValoyala Sc ma to, la tehdej-
81 kolonic byly pod Vladou an
glickou od sveho zalozenf, Cd
piichodu Poutnikl IA Mayflo-
weru na pocatku sedmpacteho
ist0leti. Ib¥im Sc Anglie ko-
llonie byly yolny, molly ziti no
wynn zivotem, uspotddati 81 jej
jak "a dobre uznaly, a tedy ja-
Ike uncle "odanglicovani?" A
| til j35tG iilGSimc n2iti ~ pane.
ii, re kolonist6 oyli velikt
v1t5iny hnEEean5 neb potomc.
AnglicanQ, kdezto cesky narod
byl pfece vzdycky ceskym, nj.
koli rahouskym narodem a od
casu nepametnych mel prize
zitost ziti do velke nliry svyn
vlastnim zivotem a pestovat
syuj nirodni charakter. Tedy
prosim, idetc nj K sipl1u tin
"odrakou3t' oyamm'. Zdali j.
a6co yadnaho V task6 povaze
" cashom chara treru, doznej
me, Ne. j8ou 10 na5e vlastni chy
by q redostatkv a hled'me j.
napraiti Cos,o5oveasko, ia
ko n1rod volnE, syobodny a 50
nQstatn5, ma K tomu vsechni
pile zitost. Jenoh nesvad6imo
IT, kazdou yedu. slabost a spa
tnost La H4.ousho . ma valku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
SOKOLSK A
HLfDKA.
Pofada Vzdel. Vybor Zupy
SeverovJchodnf.
Scstry a bratri.

Scstry a bratri!
Jak jlA posledne oznameno,
zupa naSe svolava schulz vSeho
clenstva ma %. cervna sobo-
tgv 8 hodin vecer u Sokola Gle
veland ma Quincy Ave. a vych.
80. ulici. Ma schulz HE'D Sc
dostavit kazdy sokol a sokol-
ka, neb jest dosti dulezito,
proc schuze jest svolavana!
Prvni dny tohoto mes1ce ko-
nan byl V Chicagu Sized Svazu
Svobodomyslnych, organisace,
ku ktere kazdy mas Glen patri,
neb jednoty naSe jsou celkove
cleny.
Ma ionom sjezdu podilelo Sc
.mnoho .delegatn . cele Ameri-
ky, ale v6tsina byla 2 Chica-
ga, "metropole ceske", jak
|fikame, z kter6 vsak ne vzdy
81 name brati priklad.
Sized vyslovil Sc pro reor-
ganisaci svobodomyslneho
hnuti, vetsi propaganda a I'VE
Iebeni naseho ceskeho svobodo
myslneho skolstVi. Ia takovym
programem jist6 bude stat ka-
| lzdy sokol sokolka, kteTf o.
lVSam jsou 81 v6domi clenstvi
Sokola!
Jsou vsak tn nektere body
re sjeZdu onoho, kterymi
souhlasit nemuzeme a kdyz by
IA takove podpory ma mas by.
10 zaddnc, tyto bychom nepod.
porili.
Jeden q dulezitych bodu, ma
ktery jinak. nahlizime ne1
Sized, jest zyoleni zastupca.
re6nika ma Sized VoIn6 Ny.
Slenky konanem Praze pri
Stiho roku. Zastupce omen ma
byti ryzi svobodar, clovek, kite
Try vzdy pracuje pro vec ces
kou, posledn6 tedy ten, kdc
Sc chime podilel ma jpolitickt
praci samostatnost naSi Via
Isti. Nejsme .proti zdstupci, kite
Try neni Sokol, socialista-svo
bodar steind jest nam mily, o
vSem, muzc-li Sc prokazati, *
wee ceska jest mu stejn6 mila
DIE chicagsk6 "Svornosti'
zdstupce zvoleny ma sized Vol
ne Myslenky, neni hoden zastl
povati svobodomyslne Cechy
americke tam We Vlasti naSi, {
ijejiz samostatnost jsme I'd,
pracovali. A to proto, re psa
a pracoval proti Ceskemu Mar
Sdruzeni. prohldsil, re kazd;
: vdlka jest zlocinem = tedy
Tvalka "a osVobozeni naSi Via
sti, kazdy vojak re je vrahem
- tedy naSi hosi druzinnic
a legionari, a clovek, kter.
: souhlasil tim, ze "a ciny ces
koslovenslkych vojakd Sc mus
kazdy cesky delnik stydet!
Co tomu rikas, bratre, ne
, sestro, a w hosi legionafi, il
zvami poseti, ktere Sc jest
dnes otviraji pc dvou skoro ji
leAch Cd one valky?
Ke vSemu pax Svaz Svobo
domyslnych chce pozadati Ce
ske Mar. Sdruzeni puck
ku hrazeni vyloh cestovnic,
onomu zastupci(D
We schuzi, kterou timto svc
laVame, poda nam Or X. Bern
: reiter zpr5vu &c sjezdu a w
svetli mnohe sireji a jasn6ii.
Sokolstyo bylo prvni organ
saci, ktord yykonala kus prac
S Mar. Sdruzenim, chce Sc pC
: diloti ma cjnnosti Sc Svazer
Syobodomysinych chce, by
x Cechach omen SVaz zastol
pen byl 6astne.
Kazdy sokole a sokolll'
: hled' sc dostaviti do teto schj
: &c rs. ceryna u Sokola Clevt
land. +. Nazdar.
cNEf~,Y cYE ETO
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= + ~sSSASAA~ SA|-AAy A1AS~AA - 'oSs ~
po pravde receno, ze cesky ma
rod take dovede Sc sraziti ' je-
den Six, ale to must mad MIN
viseti Damokluv mec, jako by
10 tomu "a valky.
Nez doufejme nejlepsi, oni
jsou Ceskoslovensku t6z lid6,
kteri dobre vystihuji, co potfe-
buje naSe republika, ably j2ji
budoucnost byla zabezpecena.
Soudim tax toho, re onehdy
pfijel do Ameriky jeden 2 ta-
kovych proziravych muzu,
jenz dobfe Vi, jak Zabezpeciti
budoucnost nasi republiky. Ctu
totiz oznamca jeho pfedna-
SEX: "IJ ak zabezpecime budou-
cnost Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky? Tim re vybudujeme velko-
lepa letectvi V nasi vlasti q po-
.stavime Sc tax fady kulturne
Inejvysp6lej8ich narodl -
Zoe TO tedy name, jak ~
bezpeciti budoucnost naSl re-
publiky. Ia starodavnych casd
prevl&dalo mineni, ze trvale
jsou zaklady zbudovane na
skale. Jak to mavil Kristus
"Ty isl Petr It. j. sk1la) na
| t6 skdle postavim cirkev bra
ny pekeln6 il nepIemohou."
Try zahady a to, co ma mich
bylo zbudovdno, drzaly, to mu-
Isl doznati kazdy, at v6Ti nebc
lnev6fi. Zda-li takovou budou-
cnost budOu miti zaklady, Zbu-
dovane ma vzduchu, bude do.
bTe. Tudiz podporujte ceskosl
vzduchoplavbu, zabezpa.
cine budoucnost republiky!
Rdzni Gd6 mali ruzne nazo'
Try 0 tom, co Zeme potrebuje
V Cechach, V America a vsude
Vzpominam 81 opet ma misto
presidenta Marshalla, jeni
kdyz senatu byla dlouha de
bata, Ma niz Sc podilelo as
pill tuctu senatoru, debata {
tom, co zeme potfebuje, "a
mrucel 81: "Co zeme potfabu
Ije, jest dobry p6t'dkovy dout
Inik!" A chce n6kdo rici, re b!
tohc zemG, vlastne lid jeji, ne
potrebovala, nyni, kdyz jsol
doutniky drah6 a nestoji II
mnoho?
Take jsou RUNE na2ory
, tom, co by ceska Ameriha po
trebovala. V Chicagu a New
Yorku nell velike, nadsene
bourive schGze 0 tech potre
bach - schuze, jez mely histo
ricky prub6h a nasi lide Y Ce
skoslovensku budou aspoA VI
deti, ze my zde take nespim
, a re take rozumime demokra
eli, re demokratH9 jest disku
, Sc, jak to rekl Masaryk. Nekd
ovsem z diskuse dochaZi k al
gumentum yelmi pddnym, totl
fysicky padnym, ale to patri
vaci. Kdo by take dbal neia
lteho zahlavku, nebo re vyhc
zen byl re schuze, kdyz naro
, mas Jest svoboden. TO by byi
/; p6kna svoboda, aby kaady sVt
! bodn6 namohl projeviti sve c
ty. Narod, ktery TAX dlouho by
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bEti zticha, ten Sc pfece mus
/, vymluviti.
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sictl uslysime caste, 60 zeme,
, tonlto pripade Amerika, potf'
! buia. UslySime to cd fecnlk
demokratickych, republican
skych, sociaiistickych a cd II
Icnilu stran, jez snad ieste p'
. vstanou 2 nichz kazda bud
presvedcena, ze jest povolan
ispasiti narod.
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. nc pQtfebuie budeme Sc ru'
niti We SVEN mineni potf
bach tech, ale do 2. istopad
; IbuSeme vsichni "a jedno
> tom. co zeme potreouJe. BGc
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FEUILLETON.

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tati pravidelnG nebo jenom du tom jak rychle
iedno "a cas- ogdny ruzntch yzpamatovaa utrap vsec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-22
The Borah Runcombe

With the principle embodied in the
Borah resolution, passed by the Sem
ate, for an inquiry into pre-conven-
ton campaign funds no sound per-
son is in disagreement. Of course,
corruption should be rooted out and
practical measures adopted to pre-
vent high oftice-holding being solely
the luxury of the rich or of those
with rich friends.
Eut for many reasons the outcry
raised by Senator Borah has seemed
merely an ebullition of coarse bun
combe. He did not become alarmed
until there arose a candidacy In
which he was interested and another
stood in its way. He made loose
and insinuating charges. Money
spent to rally the public to favor his
man was clean, but money spent in
behalf of another was awful. We
all by this time recognize the voice
of the muckraker when it is raised
and discriminate between invests
cation that is on the level and in
vestigation that is to achieve a par
ticular purpose.
The resolution is very sweeping.
If candidate smiles, what the smile
means is to be inquired into. If he
winks, he is in danger of judgment,
and a private conference is proof
positive Of a corrupt heart. Senator
Borah is attractive and possesses
some stores Of humor. He must
grin at himself as he walks with
Hearst and the two raise their hands
in holy aversion to spending money
to promote a mans fame and to
build up q public sentiment that may
fruit in delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-22
Wood and Hoover

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: l am among those who feel
that if the convention at Chicago in
June would nominate Wood and Hoover
the country would have the services
of two men of high character, con-
structive minds and administrat
ability. Mr.. Hoover by accepting the
Vice-Presidency would lift that Of
flee TO its proper eminence, and as
chairman of the Senate could assist
in molding legislation of great value
to his country in this crisis. He
is too big man and too patriotic to
let any false pride stand in the way.
Also he is still a young man, and
you can't keep good man down"
After nominating Wood and Hoover
the convention could adjourn with the
supreme satisfaction that it had meas
ured up to its full height and that
no convention had served the nation
better since the formation of the Re-.
publican party.
The slogan-"Wood and Hoover
would electrify the country and lead
on to victory. Thoughtful men and
women the world over would say "God
bless America!" PRYOR FULTON.
Waltham, Mass, May 20, 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-22
"Tonl" Marshall

Vice President Marshall's retort
to President Wilson'S Oregon letter,
wherein he practically read out of
the Democratic party all not agree
ing with the Wilson policy touching
the league of nations, is to declare
there should be compromise be-
tween White House and Senate.
AS to leaving the party, Mr.. Mar
shall fatty declines to go. He was a
Democrat of the unterrifed Hoosier
kind while DR.. Wilson was a mug
wump. Not only will he remain, but
the indications are that he will be-
come Presidential candidate.
1t has been the practice of those
close to the President to belittle
"Tom" Marshall. He was rigidly
excluded from the councils of the
Administration So far as known
he had given no cause for such treat
ment. He was loyal to the Presi-
dent - sometimes even pathetically
so. But he was the heir, and this
apparently made him odious. So
he was kicked around even as was
the hound of Champ Clark.
Yet Mr.. Marshall, as Governor Of
Indiana, showed himself a man Of
sense and substance. Before the
entry of this country into the war
his attitude was not all that was de-
sired, but publicly, at the Altar of
Liberty in New York, he recanted,
acknowledging that he awakened
late. The apology was so hand
somely made that everywhere the
hand of welcoming fellowship was
extended to him. Mr.. Marshall can
scarcely be elected, but he would
probably attract as many votes as
any mentioned Democratic aspirant.