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New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
Mackenzie Says Days of Grace'' Are Over and Violators Will Be Severely Dealt With Hereafter.
Vigorous Warfare On Rum Runners in This State Also Ordered-Agents to Be Augmented.

Hartford. Aug. 1.-The days of grace for tho breweries. admitted to have' been manufacturing "reaT' in. stead of near" beer, are oyer and also sharpened warfare was declared on rum runners by state prohibition Director Harry E. Mackenzie, today. Ho has received instructions from Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes at Washington that a change of policy appears especially necessary with respect to persons to whom per- mita to manufacture de-alcoholized beverages are granted and guilty per- sons will be severely dealt with"
 To Punish violators. The prohibition department as Washington admits that leniencv was exercised with the brewers and thai '1eniency was perhaps justified. while persons affected by the act were be- coming accustomed to the great changes thereby made Violations will hereafter not bo condoned.. Director Mackenzie said he expect ed to be able to comply with thess instructions as his f1eid force would bo increased from 14 men to 1s men very soon and ultimately to 48 men. This will more than triple his enforce- ment staff in the field and he intenda to clear the state of illegal beer and liquor.
 l War On Rum RunuerA 1a commenting on the frequent dis closures of rum running, Director Mackenzie said that 'It must stopss
 and that as soon as his augmented field force gets into action he hopea | to make tho threat effectfve
 t-e-a There are at present If brewerfes in Connecticut. and as soon as the prohibition force is sufficiently in- creased the product Of these brew | cries wifi be watched at the source, Director, Mackenzie sand.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
2,OOO JOIN KU KLUX KHAN
Chicagcans, Breasting Pouring Rain, Kiss American Flag and Take Oath of Obligation.

Chicago, Aug. 17.-Moro than ,OOO Chicagoana were inducted into the or der of the Ku Klux Klan last night in an initiation ceremony conducted six miles south of Lake Zurich.
 There in a driving downpour of rain, with hundreds of automobile spotlights focusing on raised diaa where sat Col. William Joseph Sim mons. of Atlanta, Ga. imperial wiz ard, tho initiates filed forward, kissed tho American flag and took the Ku Klux klan oath.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
Ten Buildings Burned
 Loss Put At Million

New, York, Aug. 17.-Ten factory buildings, occupying block in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, were destroyed by fire today. The loss Is estimated at one million dollars. One building was of brick. The others were small frame structures.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
MILLER'S WILL FILED

Brother of Former Local Man Makes
 Charitable Requests Amounting to About $150,O ,OOO..
 Bridgeport, Aug. 17.-Charitable institutions in this city will receive about $150,000 under the will of Frank Miller the banker who died Saturday and which was filed in court today. The indicated value of the estate is about $1.500,000. Mrs. Miller is to have the Brooklawn home and it's contents together with $200.00O. In addition she will have the income of $300.O0O- Relati1 es and others are remembered.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
ALL NATIONS MUST DISARM, LODGE SAYS Tells Senate He Will Do His Best
 to Reduce ArmamentS OPEN SESSIONS ARE ASKED Senator Harrison, Democrat, Ex- presses This Opinion-Mass. Leader in Senate Sees Change for Econo- my.
OPEN SESSIONS ARE ASKED

Washington, Aug. 17.-Senator Lodge of Massa chusetts named by the president as one of the American dele gates to the disarmament conference declared in the senate today that he would exert his best efforts for a re- duction of armament but that there must be a general reduction" by all nations
 Wants Open Sessions
 Senator Lodge expressed his views after Senator Harrison, democrat, Mississippi had offered an amendment to the $200,00o appropriation item for expenses of the conference which would direct the American delegates to demand open sessions.
 The designation of the Massachu- sets senator by the president was agreed to by Senator Harrison said adding he hoped MT. Lodge would work to the utmost to bring about disarmament.
 Explains His Views
 T will not change my views Sena- tor Lodge declared, "but there must be a general disarmament-a general reduction. I shall do everything in my power to fulfill those duties in the of flee the president has done me the honor to name. Nobody will labor harder than for reduction, but shall insist upon general disarmament. Tn saying this, I am reiterating what I have said over and over again. One great reason for reduction is that it means great economy. I hope also that it promises peace. Reduction of armaments means the greatest possi- ble reduction in expenditures and money saving for the people" Scores Senator Lodge. Senator Harrison asserted that in naming Senator Lodge the president had selected one who had done more to postpone disarmament than any other person because of Senator Lodges flight for the reservations which killed the league of nations. ' Senator Borah should have beer placed on the American committee Senator Harrison added as the man who has done most to crystalline public sentiment for disarmament
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
DETROIT POLICE UNRAVELING MYSTERY
 OF MURDERS OF 70 ITALIANS IN 4 YRS.
Suspect Arrested in New York Discloses Inner Working of Crime Wave Gangs.

Detroit, Aug. 17-Detroit police to- day were at work on what they as- serted was one of the first tangible clues to the wave of murder, and bombing outrages that has been sweeping through the local Italian colony in the past four years.
 70 Killings in Years.
 The arrest in New York yesterday of Bartolow Fontano, former De- troit barber and the information he gave concerning the murder of eight Italians here. led local authorities to believe that some light might be shed on the 70 killings, which have been recorded in the Italian colony here since 1917. Only five victims of the gang had been identified by the po- lice with which Fontano is said to have admitted connection. Slayers All Escape. Local crimes which Fontano de- tailed to the New York police ranged over a period extending from the lat ter part of 1917 to May, this year. All of the victims were shot to death, and in each instance, the slayer escaped. I Pietro Bosco, a wealthy member of the colony was killed in his garage late in 1917. 1 Gang Leader Killed. In January, 1918, Antonio Gianno- la, another prominent member of the | colony and reputed leader of a gang {, that was said to have been respon- sible for many deaths, was shot to death just as he stepped from his automobile in front of a residence where he had gone to visit the fam lily of an Italian who had been killed by his son-in-law.
 Sam Giannola, his brother, who the police believe is the Salvatore Gian- nola to whom Fontano referred, was
 shot down in front of bank ir y October. 1918. He had been arrested Iseveral times in connection with the
 murder of Italians. One man was
 convicted for killing Giannola but wa.
 later granted a new trial and ac
 quilted.
 II Other Murders.
 Joseph Buccellato and Joseph Bos
 co were the victims this year. The police have not been able to identi.
 fly Felice Buccellato, his cousin Fon
 tano designated as Salvatore ol Lucca Sarcona.
 Two murders have occurred in the Italian colony here within the las I month and three men are under ar.
 rest in connection with one. Severa stores owned by Italians have beer bombed recently but in each instance the owners have disclaimed any Iknowledge of the identity of those IrAanonsi1ala.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
Geneva, N. Y., Masons to
 Continue at S8 Per Day

Geneva, N. Y, Aug. 1.-The pay for masons in this city will remain at $S dollars a day. it was announced today by the Rev. Stephen V. McPad- den, a Catholic priest, who was inn partial chairman of the arbitration board deciding the issue. The em- ployers' association has accepted the decision.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
Half Million Dollar
 Blaze in Kansas City

Kansas City, Aug. 17.-Damage es- tirnated at approximately $500, ,00O was caused here early today when the large plant of the Kelley Milling Co, located in an east side industrial dis trtct was destroyed by fire. The plant h supposed to have been struck by lightning during . severe electrical otarm
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
CHAUTAUQUA OPENS UP
 AT WALNUT HILL PARK
Mayor Gives Address of Vel come-New Program
 This Evening.

The Chautauqua is here Accom- panied by two tent crews in charge of Arthur J. Rauslon and Paul W. Crosby, the big tent arrived this morning, was taken i'm nediately to Walnut Hill park and by g o'clock stakes had been driven, equipment was delivered, trunks were on hand
 chairs neatly piled along the drive way and all was ready to raise the
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
RUSSIA SEEKS AGREEMENT
Terms of Econoltic Pact With Italy Are Announced By Italian News paper Today. r. .s 47

Rome, Aug. IT (By Associate Press) .-Nego tiations for an econ omic agreement with the Russian soviet delegation here, the Messag- zero says today, have almost been completed. The agreement, which is to be signed in the near future contains four points, the newspaper asserts, as follows:
 IA mutual understanding tc open negotiations imm ediately fol an economic and commercial agree ment of the widest kind between the two countries.
 3-Russia Is to. give equitable consideration to Italian claims for credits win regard to Russia.
 An understanding by the soviet government that it's delegates in Italy will abstain from any attempt a! propaganda in the kingdom.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
FAMOUS PUBLISHER DEAD.

Cincinnati, Aug. 17.-J. S. Crowell,
 lformer owner of the Crowell Publishing Co.,, Springfield, O., publishers of the ''Wonan's Home Companion" and Farm and Fireside'' died today in d hospital here. He had been ill many months.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
S4 CASES TREATED
Report of Isolation Hospital is Con-
 tained in Health Board Monthly

tained in Health Board Monthly
 Statement.
 Appended to the monthly report of the board of health for August is 9 statement concerning the business of the isolation hospital for the period beginning December 5, and ending July 31. The receipts were $916.23. A number of bills are outstanding which will .bring this figure consid erably higher, it is explained.
 During the seven month period 19 casese of diphtheria, including one out of town case, were cared for; treat ment was given six local and three out of town cases of scarlet fever; one case of diphtheria, including one out of the city, ware cared for. One case each of tubercular meningitis and acute spinal meningitis were treated and three measles cases were admitted for care.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
IS ARE BOUND OYER
Those Held in Jennie T. Alleged Rum Smuggling Case Must Face Superior Court, Judge Rules.

New Haven, Aug. 16.-Sixteen men arrested by the city police at the time the sword-f1shing sloop Jennie T.'a cargo of liquor was being landed at Lighthouse Point were today bound over to tho superior court in $1,0OO each by Judge J., R. Booth, sitting on the bench of the city court in placo of the regular judges.
 Judge Booth said that he did not believe the 1s men were on the dock on the morning of July 23. flor their health" and ho therefore believed them tc De guilty of sassiseing an att tempt to transport liquor.'
 Today's session of the case waa given over to arguments by counse, for the men and a reply by City At torney Whitaker.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
GIVEN MEAL TICKETS
Ex-Servicemen Are Being Assisted Where Necessary By Municipal Home Service Section.

f1OIIle, 00TVlCC 06IllOUs
 Many applications for aid are being received daily at the office of the Municipal Home Service bureau at City hall by Miss Gertrude Conroy, agent of the bureau. and in some in stances meal tickets are being given ex-servicemen who are without funds and out of work. This practice will continue while the money appro- priated for the work lasts.
 Any x-serviceman whether he is owed money by the government or not may benefit through the work ing of the bureau, it being the un- derstanding that he will pay back to the city what is given him as soon as he is financially in a position to do so. Each application goes through the hands of Investigator John Curtin before an award is made.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
FIVE MILLION INCREASE.

Hartford, Aug. 1.-The Raybestos Co, of Bridgeport. manufacturers of automobile brake Things, has increas-
 ed its capital stock from $3,000, ,000 to $s.00o,ooo and today paid $5,o25 to the secretary of state to cover the necessary fees and tho franchise tax.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

Dublin, Aug. 17.-It was understood before the session of the Irish Repub- lican Parliament today that the mem b@rs of the Dail were discussing pri- vately the possibility of inducing Ulster to join southern Ireland or, as an alternative, accepting the status of a separate dominion. A wide difference Of opinion appears to prevail among the members on the whole issue.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
NO SUGAR DIVIDEND

New York, Aug 1.-The Cuban. American Sugar Go. today passed ital regular dividend of 5s cents a share, on common stock but declared ttn' dividend of 3-4 per cent on preters |red.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
RECEIVERS FOR McCLURE'S
Bond of $20,O0O Required Company, Liabilities Said To Be in Excess o1 Quarter Million. .a

New York, Aug. 17.-Receivers in equity. were appointed today for Mo- Clure's Magazine. Inc, on complaint ol Marcus B. Behrman, who claims $12,- 956 due on notes.
 Federal Judge Manton appointed John B. Johnston and Myles D. Walsh under bond of $20,0OO. The complaint stated that the company's liabilities exceeded $25O, ,OOO, that the assets were in excess of this amount but that the company was short of funds for expenses and that receivership was necessary for the protection of creditors
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
CAN'T USE OWN CARS.

Pittsburgh. Aug. 17.-City patrol
 men win not be permitted to ride to or iron, their stations in their own l individual automobiles hereafter, ac-
 to an order issued today.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
BURN NEGROES BODIES
Mobs in Augusta, Ga, and Waco, Tex, Exhibit Ffendish Activities = Both Men Dead When Taken to Eyre.

Augusta, Ga. Aug. 17.-A masked mob forced ita way into the Univer- sity hospital here shortly after four o'clock this morning. secured the body oi Walter Smal1ey, the negro who ran amuck and killed two white men and injured four others late yes- 'terday and carrying it beyond the city limits burned it to a crisp. The body then was returned to the hospital.
 Waco, Tex, Aug. 17.-Tho body of Alex Vim. a negro, who was hanged by a mob at Datura yesterday for at tacking a- seven-yazr-ola white girl. was taken from an undertaking es- tablishment at Collidga last night and burned on tho main street, according to word reaching here today.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
DIVIDEND REDUCED.

New York. Aug. 1.-The National Sugar Refining Co. today reduced ftS quarterly dividend from <2.50 shasiii to $1. .75.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
SoUNEY IS ELECTED
Local Man Chosen President of State Firemen's Association at Annual Meeting in New Haven.

Michael J. Souney, captain of Engine Company No. ,, was honored by the State Firemen's association at the an- nual meeting in New Haven, by his election as president of the association. Captain Souney has been identified in an official way with the association for several years
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

Belfast, Aug. 17.-(By Associated Press. .)-All Royal Irish Constabulary leave has been cancelled, dating from today, it was announced here this fore noon.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

AUTONOMY FOR UNIVERSITIES
 Madrid, Aug. 1.-The new minister of public instruction Ceasar Silio an- nounced today that in the near future utonomx would be granted the uni ,.>.,6xAs>- Az-.~oAa&1Aeaat SssAan
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
ROBBED AGAIN
Burglars Pay Another Visit to the Candy Store of Joseph Feingold al Walnut Hill Park.

Walnut Hill Park.
 Joseph Feingold, proprietor of tho candy store at Walnut Hill Park, re- ported to the police this morning. that the place had been entered dur ing the night, and about $10 in pen- nies was taken. The entrance waa effected by breaking a window. Thieves also effected an entrance in- to the home of MT. and Mrs. Shauf- felur on Lincoln street. As the fam fly is out of town, Detective Sergeant A. J. Richardson was unable to say today whether or not anything had been stolen. The house was thorough lv ransacked
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
THE WEATHER.

Hartford, Aug. 17-Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Showers tonight and Thursday. Little change in temperature.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
NEDOSTATEk DOMU v CELEM
NASEM OKRESU.
UKLADEJTE USPORY u NASICH STAVEBNfCH
A VYPOMOCNYCH SPOLKU.

Jah oznamue suchd dedni stastika, nedostava Gu
yahoqa okresu 27.846 domu Toz Jest zde olk rodn ie
musi z naimu lax vypottavd Obchodn department Spo-
enych Stat0 Ia nyn6ch pom6r Jest skutecnosti
dych est rodn edna bez vlastnho domova Podnkan
vch taveb die pdnu obchodnho departmentu by CELLO
dneSnmu pfedrazovari keryz zorad Jest toIka
stran s6zovano
Udany pocet nutnIch domd sestaviy vypomocn6 a sta
vebni spol ker6 ak sam ekretaf obchodu Hoover
jsou havnimi vzpruhami stay6ni domovin.
Ably posaveny molly byti nutn6 domy ceI6m okresu.
bylo by potleb $108000 ale m6ni vypomocnIch
spok0 naseho okresu dostupue So 900 900 toto
jz uzo 1000 iako p0jGky stavby iz hotov6 pravd
to uzecn6 istavy sou zdrzovany nasedkem nedosatec
n@ch fondu dalSim dGezit6m podnikan
"Nedostate domovn muze byti jedin6 odstran6n uoze
MIN Uspor stavech. ktor6 fnancui avby domovu prav
tajemnik The Ohio Building Association League James
Devine
"Kazda osada bude mH obrau svych dspor vozenvch
ako vady de dstavd podp0jcich stavebn prumys znat
ny prosp6ch" vrd zmindnI znaec dale. tomuto cf ma
smtfovati dnes ka1dd snaha zemena stav6n domu NJ
r5enych obyvan Podobn6 konan odpomuze neien neno
mern@mu nedoatku domu ale pomuze vseobecn6 obchodu
tim du, kery nynf zaha zamestnan zvedne
neobyten6 cely Obchod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
PO zMIZELEM OBCHODNfM
CESTUJiCtM NENi AMI
STOPY.

Nsechno patrani pc 2mize-
lem obchodnim cestujicim pitt
sburske sklarny 40letdm G..
Rolshouseovi, ienz Jest jiz Cd
pondelka pohresovan. nem6lo
NJ dosud vlsledku. Zmizel pa
trne notnim uboru a jelikoz
sc pred tim yyjadril ze trpi
prudkym boIenim hlayy soud-
nj detektiyni kapitan Mato-
yit2, re pohreSovany muz snad
postizen byl amnesu - ztra-
tou pameti. Vcera den pred
tim byly prohledany vSechny
hotely, ale po RoIshouseovi
nebyla nalezena ami nejmensi
znamka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
NAPADENA HLUCHONF.
MYM NATERACEM.

Y apartmentnim dome cislo
lO530 st. Clair Ave. zamest-
nan byl 20 n6kolik ned6I hlu-
chon6my nat6rac, ktery 81 wee
ra pfiSel pro n6jakt barvy.
kter6 byl pred tim Y dome "a
nechal. Ia chVili ma to uslyse-
Ia majitelka domu pi Goldie
Nelsonova yolati svoii seshu
ecnu Grace Hildenbrandovou
2 pomoc, prisp6chala il ku po-
moci a spatrila, kterak tato ie
hluchon6mym napadena. KITE
nv Sc vrhl j proti Nelsonove. S
rozzurenym mrzakem nesvedI
ME am prlvolauy domocnik
Grump, ktery zurivce mam6
krotil "a tahanice, pri ktert
rozbito bylo n6kolik oxen.
NelsonoVa ySak prinesla re
Folyer a strelila utocnika do
praytho ramene a paze. Nate
rae dopraVen byl do glenvill-
sAe nemocnice, odkud, jakmi-
lie tomu ieho STAY doVoli, bude
dopraven do vezehskeho odde-
leni mestske nemocnici. PAM
Nelsonova, jeIikoz dokazant
jednala sebeobrane, byla po-
lieii sprost6na yeskerc viny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
DIAL BRATROVI VLASTNf
kREV.

Ma trait Pittsburg and Lake
Erie drahv ma vych. II. ul., ma
1ezen byl vlakem prejety Is
lety Ch. Masurovsky z els.
3929 vych. 81. ul. t6zce IRA
nGn. Mel ODE nohy tezce pora-
n6ny a doveZen byl do nemoc-
nice sy. AleXise ma Broadway
stalem bezv6domi nasIed-
KEN Velke Ztraty krve. Mohl
byti zachranen jedine trasfusl
krye, ku kter6 Sc ochotnd pro-
p(ljtil bratr zran6neho Isle
ty Alex. Operace prevodu Ar-
We byla vGera k veteru prove
dena Sc Zdarilym vysledkem.
Lraneny bude sice zachovan
phi ziyot6, ale pride snad o
ODE nohy. Ubytek krve Alexo-
w nejevil takt6z zadnych ne
bezpecnych nasledkn ob6ta-
W bratr stravil 20 operaci
klidnou noe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
VSICHNI CECHOSLOVACI

dostavi Sc dres vecer 8 hod.
do Ceske Sine SokoI ma Clark
Ave. ma prednaSku Sc svetemy-
mai obrazy ruskych legionaru
v RumIa a A. Wamera. Bude
rada vyjevu vaz-
nych j rozmarnych We $50 sv6-
telnych obrazech ze vSech svt
tovJch boji5t', kde Cechoslo-
vaci svoji krev prolGVali.
Zitra, V ned6li IA. srpna ko-
ma sc taz predna5ka v sini j.
\. Homenslsy ma Z. 1871. ul. a
We stredu, IL. srpna V Cesko-
Amer SIM na Quincy Ave. Ma
vsechny predna$ky vstup vol
ny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
VYLET STARYCH CES. o.
SADNikU JIZ ZlTRA.

Jeden sprymovny elem Sta
ryeh Ceskych Osadniku mari
zoVal velice prisn6 povetrnost-
nimu prorokovi, ably ma zitrej-
81 nedei namichal n6jakt TO
ptkne pocasi, ze by jako ne
bylo hezke, kdyby nasi starr
pionyfi NELL ma vylete zmok-
nouti a skutecne, 2 respektu k
nasi stare garde, ohlasuje ma
zitrek p6kne. Proto zadny
strach, maminky necht upe-
kou n6jakou tu kachnicku,
buchtu atd. o to ostatni Sc pc
stara zabayni vybor dotyrdi
vyletni muzika
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
VYBRANY OPIOVY BRLOH
MA ONTARIO UL.

V clevelandskG Ginsk6 Gtvrti
ma Ontario ul. detektivove Pa
sleek, Allison a Dislovsky spo-
Ia s federalnim inspektorem o.
mamujicich drogu McDonal-
dem, kdyz byli pronikl pada-
cimi dyefmi a taiemnymi chod
bami do mistnosti, kde poda-
Vano bylo opium, zatkli pres
tucet copatych Cihanu, jimz
zabaveno bylo tohoto zakaza-
neho narkotick6ho prostredku
Gene "a $4,000. Dva re zat-
tenHch byL pridrzeni k soud-
nimu jednani pro prekroceni
dotycneho zakazu, kdezto O.
statni zatGenci bylo po vyslech
mutt propuSt6ni ma svobodu.
Oba zatceni byIi vcera vecer
naystiyeni iinym Ciianem, kite
ry Sc snazil ob6ma mrizi pod
strtiti iakys balitek. Pocinani
toto ale neuniklo bd6losti straz
nika, ienz Sc baliGku zmocnil a
Shledal Y mem opium. Nasle-
dek byl, ze z duetta stale So
"a mrizemi terceto,
Policii navStivene doupe ma
ltza So Y els. 1291-95 Ontario
ul, bylo 2namenit6 uklyto a
zfizenci naSli povalovati Sc ma
slamnikach a rohozich muze
zpit6 koufenim. kteri netetnt
skelnym zrakem hledeli, 60 Sc
d6je Mistnost navStiyena by
la policii jiz Jednou pred dYe-
ma roxy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13

Vylet kona Sc, jak jiz byste
nell y6d6ti, do lesa p. Rybaka
ma Turney rd., kan Sc dostane
te bud rano S celym general
MIN Stabem V 9 hod. Cd Ces.
Mar Sine ma Broadway, anebo
pozd6ji autobusy, ktere budou
ma Vas cekati Il Miles Ave. u
mostu a kter6 vas take dopra-
VI ma misto. Tedy, nezapomen-
te Ultra Ma Turney rd. k Ryba-
kovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
DINA PENEZOkAZU V
MANSFIELDSKE POLEP-
SOVNE..

John Kmetz. 17-letl u Gle
velandu Williams King, IS-
lety u Columbus, toho casu
chovanci mansfieldske polep-
5ovny, jsou ma seznamu y6znu,
ktefi mail byti parolovani. Sta
nell Sc tax, budou opttn6 zat-
teni ma federami zatykat, KITE
~ je obyinuje. ze patrn6 "a
dobreho choyani Y polepsoyn6
81 zridili vyrobu ma faIeSne pc
tidollary. Cinnost techto yzor-
nych choyancu, odporucenych
k propust6ni, byla prozrazena,
kdyz oba nadtjni ho5i poslali
vklad do banky y Mansfield a
mezi penezy objeyena byla
p6tka made in Mansfield.'
Ia yySetfoyani byla v cele
Williamove naIezen srojek ma
vyrabeni bankovek a take ne
kolik iiz hotovych yyrobkd.
Fabrikant oznatil Kmetze ia
ko spoluvinnika Co bude pa
roloyanim obou tax zkuse-
nych darebaku Sc nevi.