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Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

Belief that stronger fight could be made, if strike is called, with preservation of the shopmen's work ing rules as goal led to the deci- sion to withhold strike call for the present, MT. Jewel said He and other union speakers counseled the men to wait until the entire wage and rules situation was before them. Rather than rush into a strike which Mir. Jewel declared, the railroads de- sired.
 We can make a real fight on the rules proposition when we might not have the full support of other branches of railway employees on a wage fight alone" he said "We must wait until the time is opportune. You men who have been on strike before don't want to rush blindly into this thing. But if the labor board re- leases all remaining rules to be acted on at one time, then we will have the whole matter before us. We will need only one vote to determine what will be done."
 This announcement was greeted with applause. Answering ques- tion. MT. Jewell asserted shop crafts would have the cooperation of other organizations including the big four brotherhoods, If strike were called and urged his audience to prepare for action
 The strike vote completed August was announced as showing a consti- tutional majority against the wage reduction, which went into effect Ju1y 1. This was the first official confirmation of the result
 Condemnation of the operation of the labor board and of it's decisions was voiced by all speakers MT. Jewell charged that the railroads were attempting to use the board to take an unfair advantage of the in dustrial situation. MT. Jewell said he would demand of the board that flor once, 1t meet a situation in q practical wayr and announce the re- mainin~ rules simultaneously.
 ssWhen the board announces the substitute rules, our committee will take ballot" he said If the rules are not satisfactory and the ballot says so. we will take the result to the railroads. If they refuse tc grant our reasonable demands. they will have to stand responsible and answer to the people :"
 General charges that the railroads were opposing demands of the unions as part of movement which, he said was backed by mine billion dollars or more" were made. The object. hf declared, was "to crush. organized labor"
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Dry Director Cuts Salaries or Bonded
 Warehouse Watch

WASHINGTON, Sept. Salaries of guards and watchmen at govern ment bonded warehouses where liquor is stored were ordered cut last night by Commissioner Haynes to permit employment of additional prohibi- tion agents.
 By reducing salaries of the 360 warehouse agents from s1.50o to $1,200 year, MT. Haynes said. an annual saving of s10S.O0 would be entailed. This would make possible additional. employment of 50 prohibi- tion agents to bureau staff of 1000.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Souiet Minister Of
 Trade Pleased With
 HooUer Relief Work
TRepubllcan A. P. Leased WireJ

n
 RIGA, Sept. 1S.-Leonid Krassin, Russian soviet minister of trade and commerce, en route to Berlin and London said today:
 "So far as I know, relations be- tween MT. Hoover's food representa- tiyes and soviet officials are satsi- factory. There has been change in the official relations between the United States and Russia, but no doubt this contact will be fruitful"
 He reiterated the Russian view point on the Washington conference, saying that. as Russia was not par ticipating, it would not consider binding any decision by the confer ence.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
SHOPMEN VOTE TO STRIKE
 AGAINST RAILROAD WAGE CUTS EFFECTIVE JULY |
SIX FEDERATED CRAFTS WILL DEFER STRIKE ACTION UNTIL PROMUL- CATION OF WORKING RULES
 PENDING BEFORE RAIL
 ROAD LABOR BOARD

CHICAGO, Sept 18-Railroad shopmen belong ing to the six federated shop crafts unions have voted to strike against the railroad wage reduction of July l. but will defer action until promugation of working rules pending before the railroad labor board, when another vote will be taken on acceptance rejection of the rules This announcement was officially made by B. M Jewell head of the shop crafts organizations at mass meeting of Chicago shop workers today.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Church Goers Seek
 Shelter As Belfast
 Gur1naen Oper, Fire

BELFAST, Sept. 1STOne girl was killed and another gravely wounded in revolver firing in We're street today. Church goers were obliged to scurry to shelter Soldiers turned machine guns on various points infested by gunmen.
 We're street and the district round about continued in a ferfnent until the scurfew. The wounded girl died.
 An outbreak also occurred in Sea ford street, in the Sim Fein district of East Belfast. A bomb was thrown and there was much revolver firing, but military and police quickly sup pressed the trouble
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
OUer Hundred Guards Killed Tn Riga Wreck

RIGA, Sept. ls.-More than 100 persons. mostly train guards. were killed when a heavy conveyed grain train was wrecked at Farstov. near Kiev, few days ago, according to a Kiev radio dispatch received here. The wreck was caused by the re- moval of rails at point where the train, made up of 61 cars, was run ming down grade. The grain was be- ing carried to the Donetz basin. to be distributed to the miners.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Parrot Pulls Fire
 Alarm And Breaks
 Par1o Sunday Calm

PANA, Ills, Sept. 1S.-PolIy, par rot, whose home is in down town office and who apparently disliked the Sunday calm that had visited this little city's business district, brought sudden activity today by pulling an alarm that brought the fire depart ment speeding to the scene.
 Escaping from the insurance office of Colonel H. w. Ferguson, her owner, she spied fire alarm box, grabbed the strap fastened to the signalling device and hoped to the top of the box and waited. The fire fighting apparatus soon arrived.
 The only reply polly would make to questione1s was "Ha, Ha.'
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Pedestrians Stop
 Wild Automobile;
 Find DriDer Dead

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Sept 1S.- When two pedestrians jumped on passing automobile to bring it to stop after watching its zig-zag course in the street early this morning they found it's driver dead, a victim of heart disease. The chauffeur was Frank Williams, 40 years old, taxi cab operator.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
CreLD Abandons Ship FolLotUing Collision
 Near Monfuck Point

l''SPeS'ieoii ~. T- LcaSeo WiFeI
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-The freight steamship Maiden, badly damaged last night in collision off Montuck Point with the freighted tenancy, was abandoned today in a sinking condition. Her crew was taken aboard by the Jonancy.
 The coast guard cutter Gresham reported by wireless tonight that the Maiden had been taken in tow by the coast guard cutter Acushnet and the tug Scott. The two boats were try ing to beach the sinking vessel, the message said.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
CO OPERATION KEYNOTE OF IMPORTANT MEETING
 OF COTTON GROWERS
BANKERS SEND LETTER PROMISING AID-D. B. HEARD GIVES REPORT ON TARIFF SITUATION AND ASSISTANCE FROM FED-
 ERAL BOARD

History made at the meeting of the board of directors of the Arizona Pmacotton Growers assoca- ton yesterday held the offices of the association at 525 West Washington street.
 For the first time since the inception of the organ zation every qualified director was The pres dent, Dwight B. Heard who has just returned after an absence of several months assumed his office and for the first time presided at the meeting
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Son Of Former U. 5. Senator Killed By
 Train Tn Wellesley
.publica1 A. p. Leased Wirel

IRepublica1 A. P. Leased WIrel
 WELLESLEY, Mass, Sept. 1S.-Ar- thur F. Clark, who had been staying here for a brief period, was killed by a train tonight. It was said that his home was in Iowa, that he had for merly been.a a newspaper man and that his father was a former senator.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
CLEVELAND EMPLoYES BACK
 cTRIKE

CLEVELAND, Sept. 1S.-Cleveland members of six railroad crafts affil- lated with the American Federation of Labor at mass meeting today pledged themselves to obey orders of the railroad department of the fed eratiOn. Machinists, boilermakers car repairmen. blaclxsmiths, sheet metal workers, and electrical workers attended the meetings.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Shepherd Dog Tears
 Burning Dress; SaUes
 His Mistress Life
IRepublican A. p. Leased Wlre1

DUNN, N. C., Sept. 1S.-Joe. a shepherd dog, saved his mistress from probable death when her dTess caught fire today
 When Mrs. Martha Wood attempted to start fire with gasoline, suppos- ing it to be kerosene, her dress started back porch. The dog leaped to her aid, tearing the burning clothing from her body.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
pREsIpENT ENDS VACATION

WASHINGTON. Sept. IS. The yacht Mayflower. bringing President Harding and friends from a vacation trip returned today. MT. Harding was in excellent spirits and said he had enjoyed the outing.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Are You Planning To Build?

DEFORE arriving ID at any definite conclusion as to your building plans refer to The Republicans B u s i ness Directory and ask the firms listed there for esti- mates and building suggestions. M a k e this directory your buying guide.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

work to your interest, will draw plans to suit and give estimates free. If you intend to build it will pay you to see James K. Hall, Con tractor and Builder. Phone 5447.
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Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

When You're Looking for Anything Refer to The Arizona Republicans
 Classified Business Directory
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-08-31
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE IN
SOUTH CAROLINA

Washington, D. c., Aug. 29.-Ac-
cording to the census of 1920 there
are 315,069 children z to 13 years of
age in the state of South Carolina and
of this number 274,429 or 87.1 per
cent were reported as attending
school. In 1910 the percentage at
tending school was GIG thus indicat-
ing a decided improvement as re-
CARDS school attendance between 1910
and 1920. Of the children Id and Is
years of age in 1920, 78.O per cent
Were attending school and of those IS
and II years of age 1872 per cent.
Of the white children z to 13 years
years of age $50 per cent were at
tending school in 1910 and $50 per
cent in 1920. For colored children of
the same age the percentage in the
same interval increased from GOA to
1913.
The percentage of children attend
ing schools was considerably larger
in the cities than in the country lis
trlcts, the percentage for children in
the urban population z to 13 years of
age being 92.3 while in the rural pop
ulation it was 86.3. "Urban" accord
ing to the census definition includes
all towns or cities and other incorpor
ated places of $500 population or
more.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-08-31

enormous amount of unspinnable
cotton. The spinoable cotton added to
the growing crop should impress
upon any one guided by common
sense the Importance Of cdopting the
course used by Joseph.
"rhe cotton consuming world is
facing limitation of production. The
producer is in control and will not
longer impoverish himself by pro
ducing. He will only produce to
such an extent that it will assure
him. of prosperity and guarantee him
against advcrsity."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-08-31
Subscribe to The Times
CITATION NOTICE
The State Of South Carolina,
County of Clarendon.


County of Clarendon.
BY j. M. Windham, Probate Judge.
Whereas, John F. Cutter made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Admin
istration of the Estate and effects of
B. w. Cutter.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the Kindred
and Creditors of the said B. w. Cutter
deceased, that they be and appear be-
fore me, IN the Court of Probate, to
be held at Manning on the 5th day of
September, 1921 next, after publca-
tion hereof, at II o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
of August, Ammo Domini, 1921.
j. M. Windham,
pd. Judge Of Probate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-08-31
HUNDRED BALES SOLD

Sumter, Aug. 29.-J. f. Bland, a
large planter of Mayesville, sold 100
bales of cotton here at Is cents round,
The cotton was purchased by II. G..
Bultman, who says the price paid to-
day was five cents above that OBJ
taining two weeks ago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
MiStnl zpraYy.
z krajanSkyCh kruhG.

= Povoleni ku snatku vyzvedli si
Frank Severa Marie Hop; Nor.
man L. Hoffheiser a Antoinette
BumbI.
- Sergeant policejni straze, kra-
jan John F. Vavrina, verejne po-
chvaIen byl policejnim komisaFem,
Gaitherem. pro sve dspechy poll.
cejnf sluzb6. StaI v cele tech. kteri
svoji zdatnosti vyznamenali sc. Y
Tade jeho dspech6 Jest osm zatceni,
zvlaste d1lezitych. Pfid6len jest
severozapadn1 stanici.
- Dne 20. prosince zemTela Ka-
tefhla Kfiz, vdova po Karlu Kfizo.
vi, {. 7l9 S. Port ulice, We veku 8S
rok1. PohTbena byla ma hrbitove
Nejsv. Vykupitele v patek rano.
Dairy pro Ces. Svob. Skolu
Aug. Herman: Jan Benz $40, Ant.
Vanerra $40. Jan saali5ka $l50.
K uct. pamasky FIR. Legro: FIR. a
Marie Elsnic So so. Pc $l.O0:
Marie Kraftova. Antonio Pokorna,
Marie Cermakova, Frantiska Kauc-
ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
Uzili vanoGnich stromki ku
prepadeni.

Ukrytych ga skupinou vanocnich
stromk6 pet banditn pfepadli pom
deli kolektora Crookov5ch obchod1,
Oh. l.. Pulse obrali jej o Sd. 500
ma rohu Aisquith ulice. Bandite die
vseho New Yorku dobre znali
cestu. kterou Pulls jel Cd obchodu
do obchodu sbirati vytezene penize.
Dosti dobry poprs banditn dan byl
policii. Cele pTepadeni, iehoz sved-
KEN byl spravce obchodu ma Ais
quith ulici. odbyto bylo asi 10 Sc
kundach. Randite ujeli v automo-
blu smerem Chase ulice,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
V pOrade S preSidentem
MaSarykem.

Rakousky president Hainisch
rak. kancler Schober pfijeli Is. pro.
since do Prahy, odkud odjeIi k pre-.
sidentovi Masarykovi ma jeho ven.
kovske sidlo v Lanech.
President Masaryk oznaci tuto
schnzku jeji smysl "a vykon tehcz
ducha. jenz ovladal WashntgoE-
skcu konferenci sledujicf smirne Wy
resent vsech problem6,
Obyvatelstyo Sopronska pro
Madarii.
v prvni den plebiscitu obvodu
Soprone bylo odevzdano 5000 hla-
sd. kterych jest 80 procent pro
pfipojeni mesta a jeho obvodu k
Mad 'arii. Mad zpravou onou panu-
je veliky jasot Budapesti.
journalistic prOti nOcnim Schizim
SnemOyny.
Pfedsednictvo svazl cesk1ch parla-
mentn1ch redak. vsech novin dosta-
vilo sc ku predsedovi snemovny To-
maskovi zadalo jej, aby vzhledem
na tiskove potize nekonaly sc plena-
rnl sch1ze snemovny do pozdnich
hodin nocnlch, nybrz trvaly vzdy cd
10 hod. dopol. do 6 hod. vecer.
Pfedseda Tomasek odvetil, ze TOM
to roce nelze jiz nic ma veci m6niti
re pfani zurnalistG bude snad mono
vyhoveti az roce pfistim.
Z umelkyne toyarnice.
Operni pevkyn6, Emma Destino-
va. zf1dila 81 We Stare Pace lihovar.
Chce Sc venovati pr6myslu.
Statnf yydaje ma policii a CetniC-
two v CeSkOSl0yenSku.
Pndle 'Tribuny' ie We statnim
rozpoctu urceno ma rok 1922 pro
statni policii ll4.350. so Kc. pro
cetnictvo 239, 920, 900 KG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
Stavka We Spanelich.

We Span6lske provincii Astoria,
kde velke uhlodoly sc nachazeji, Wy.
volana vseobecna stavka ID 900 ha-
vif6, kdyz vlada postaviIa Sc prot
kazdsmu zvysenf nzdy havif6,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
Americka pijcka Ceskoslovensku

Podm1nky pGicky zni v ten smysl,
ze pGicka bude spatna do 25 let.
Ponese 8 procent 1rok1. Vlada
sc zarucila. ze rocn6 spati ma nj ie-
den million dollar6 Kapital a dro-
ky, jakoz premie budou splatny V
americkych dollarech. Nyni zalezi
ien ma pfijeti sjednanych podminek
ceskoslovenskou vladou.
Jakmile to bude povoleno, dosta-
ne Sc Ceskoslovensko take ma sv9to-
YOU financni mapu, protoze kurs ie-
no p1jcky d6sledku neyworskeho
zaznamu bude znamenan ma vSech
-sy6lovych hursach.
Dluhopisy teto p6jcky budou pro-
davany financnfmi dstavy v cele
Americe.
-Ceskoslovenska pomoc Rakousku
nepochybne zalezeti bude povoleni
averu obnosu milion1 ceskych
korun ma zakoupeni potravin v Ce-
skoslovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23

Lorraine Denzgre, IL rokG stara
dcera And:ey j. DenzgFe. vdovy z
Jersey City. podrobena byIa deva-
tenarosobne operaci Drem. Loren.
zem. kteiy uiistil, ze divka. ktera
v zivete SVEN jest6 kroku neudeIa-
la, bude choditi brzke dobe. Di.
vka Jest vnuckou bohateho importe-
ra New Yorku. Strycem ieifm
jest DR.. j. M. Rector Jersey City.
Operace provedena We 28 minu-
tach. Sestavala 6 bezkrevn1ch
tfi pomoci noze provedenych ope-
raci. Operaci pfitomen byl znacng
pocet lekar6, kteri nemohli utajiti
sv6j 1div ma obratnostf Ora. Lo-
renze. Nohy dfvky byly zcela
skrouceny bezvladne. Pred KRAFT
kou dobou Sc zdalo. ze DR.. Lorenz
vystvan bude zavisti jistych ame-
rickych lekaTd Ameriky. Dnes
mesta Spojenych Stat6 zavodi DO
zvanich, jimiz DR.. Lorenz ivan jest
ku navsteve.
Amerikou proslo mnoho zamor-
skych statnik1. vojenskych voje-
v1dc1. ale DR.. Lorenz jest dosud
jedinym lecitelem ze zamofi. A
pravy lecitel. ktery vyleciti mGze
mrzacka. jest lidstvu pfec jenom
milejsi nezli sv6tovy general. ktery
pfispiva ku delani mrzak1 ma boji.
Stitch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
ProhIidka skonGila strelbou.

Pet muzn uvezneno Ardmore.
Oklahoma. po zavrazd6nf vyrobce
mnnsajnu. Zatcen1mi jsou bapti-
tsti@g kszatel, l.. julius. iakoz
ctyTi jebo stoupenci. nichz Sc my
sli. ze nalezi rovnez k tajnemu bra
trstvu Ku Klux1. Mimo CarrolIa
pfisel temze zapasu zivot polici-
sta Sims, Glen druziny tehoz vigil
lancnlho vy5oru. Carroll byl neko-
likrat varovan, aby holinkarstyi me-
chaI, opacnem pripadu ze bude
dehtem natren mesta vyhnan.
Tyz vyhrGzek 81 vsak nevsimI We
SVEN tajnem prodeii kofalky pokra.
coval dal. V noci nahrnul Sc do ie-
ho domku zastup zakuklenych muzG
"a Carroll v obave, ze jde vigilanc-
nj vybor, tasil revolver. Nez ale
mohl vypaliti. kdos Sc zastupu jej
ma mlste skolil, nacez doslo k bitve
s Carrollovymi soudruhy dalsi
krveproliti nasledovalo Pozdeji
pfikvacila mistnl policie. ktera pet
bojovnik1 uveznila.
Je obava re krveproliti bude mi
ii "a nasledek dalsi boje mezi obema
stranami proto serif zada po
moe guvernera a mezi tim rady
svych deputy rozmnozuie. Serit
obdrzel tsjnou vystrahu. re ma veze-
nj bude noci dtok podniknout q
proto sve hlidky sesilil. Cely pripad
neni jeste dobre vyjasn3n. Guver
ner nafidil vysetfogani.
Podobnou zahadou zabyyaii sc
dfady Austin, kde 2. Clayton pfi
Sci o zivot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
Vyprodej v tabofe Meade.

We vojenskem tabore vylicitovano
bylo pond6li l3 tisic bot, 10000
vojenskych ksbat1. ctyfi piana, cele
tony hadr1. sena, slamy, ,ovsa, fasoli
tisice jin5ch pfedmet1. mezi mini
Il pluh1. Licitace vyhesla kolem
S2l. 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
SSsS2SSEsYzsSYMksaS Sy6SgSSG5
>Velkoporota nafkla.

Ma obzalobu z podplaceni nebo
pOdvodu nebo obou nafknuti byli
velKoporotou vysetrujici skandal
Boulevard divadla: soudce Nice,
nyn1 Glen odvolaciho zdafiovaciho
soudu a pred dvems roxy kandidat
governerskeho 1Tadu. Edwin T.
Dickerson. spolecnik Nice1v prav-
nicke jich firme a kdysi demokra.
ticky kandidat 1radu nejvyssiho
soudce, mestsk5 radni Wilson J..
Carroll. Alfred G. Buck. president
spolecnosti a Bernard H. Dundon,
pokladnik spolecnosti.
Narknutfm vsech jmenovanyeh
neni jeste skonceno vysetrovani.
Svedectvi Edwarda ]. Wiley vyne-
slo ma svetlo jeste jmena dvou
pfednlch a cinnych demokratickych
politik1 a dvou republikanskych.
Demokraticky pfedak. John S. Kel-
lv. jinak Frank Kelly. kdyz mu re-.
cano bylo reporterem, ze Wiley udal
velSoporots u Dickerson fekl jemu
Re dal nejake jemu penize. poprel, ze
by neiake penize dostal a naval u
dan1 to damned, willful lie".
Dickerson tez to poprel. Vsichni
nafceni polozili bondy byli pro-
pusteni.
Tresty ma provineni. jimiz jmeno-
vani zalovani jsou jsou cd centu
pokuty ku Is rok1m We vezenf.
MiStO do Carihradu zabloudil
do New Y0rku.
Prvni tridy alkokol vyrobeny pro
Carinrad nalozeny ma LODI Javary
v Baltimorskem pffstavu, vynesen
byl hlubin lodnich v New Yorku.
LODI zastavila Sc New Yorku u pi-
eiu 80, ably, iak udano. vzala neja-
ky petrolej s sebou iako palivo a
nejaky dodatecny naklad Misto
nakladani podezf1vaj1ci AGENT Wy.
setrili, re lod' ''vyklada". Misto
glycerinu podezrele zasilce odkryt
byl cisty alkohol, jehoz nalozeno by.
10 ma lod' v Baltimore 27. 500 gallo.
nd. POtutelny alkohol vykladan byl
z lodi pomoci slahoun1. Kdyz in
spektori vesli ma LODI, 38 nadrzek
'glycerinu" ,,ktery byl 100 procent
silny. bylo jiz vyprazdneno. Ma
lod' nalozeno\bylo v Curtis Bay cell
KEN $50 techto nadrzek, iez Curtis
Bayskou spolecnostf UNITED States
Industrial Alcohol oznaSeny byly
sDravnym jmenem. Teprve behem
jizdy do New Yorku promenil Sc
,alkohol glycerin.
Kapitan lodi, Docherty diva lod-
nj d6stojnici byli zatceni a DO slo.
zenf zaruk propusteni.
Professor John Hopkins poranen
Lorian S. Hubert. professor ma
thematiky ma John Hopkins univer-
site. poranep byl ma 20. ulici media
leko Charles automobilem t6zce
jim zranen. Vedle rozrazene lebky
utrpel odreniny ma rukou a nohou.
Harry Richards. ktery do profesora
vjel, nalozil tezce zran6neho do
veil jej do nemocnice.
Spadl do rOzpaleneho oleje.
Phi prechazeni prazdneho lotu ku
kaFe uNzavodu ma vyrobu pr1myslo-
veho alkoholu Curtis Bay. George
W. Eugle, 81 rok1 starg N Milton
avenue, sklouzl do nadrzky horkeho
oleje, nemz tezce popalil 81 ODE
nohy a jednu rukus
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
Francie proti Anglii v Otazce
namOrnihO zbrOieni.

Francouzska delegace utkava sc v
boji submarlny namofnf omeze-
nj zbrojeni anglickou delegaci ter
to ctvrtek. Franeie chce, aby me-
la pravo budovati vice bitevnic a
ostatnich lodi nezli die planu
Hughesova ma nj vypada Amerie-
ka delegace ohfedne submarin. KITE.
re by Anglie nejradeji dplne mori
odstranila. je ma prostfedni cest6
mezi Anglii Francii.
Mezi presidentem Hardingem a
cleny Americke delegace ohledne
ctyrdohody doslo ku vymen6 nahle-
d6, zdali ctyfdohoda tyka sc tez
vlastniho Japonska, ku jeh0z ochra-
ne ostatni til moci by pomoci zava-
zany byly. Senator Reed. nesmiri-
telny demokrat. napadl znovu ctyr-
dohodu.
Japonsko Cinou stoji ma mrtvem
bodu otazce Santungu. q Japon-
sko nechce dovoIiti Cine. ably mu "a
platila CO nejdrive "a drahu San
tungu. lejiz kontrolu by nejradeii
podrzelo po dobu 20 rok0.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
Obed nezamestnanym.

Mayor Broening zanasi Sc planem
v den Noveho Roku pripraviti obed
nezamestnanym Hoenove budove.
Mayor odklada obed ma Novy Rok.
ponevac ma Vanocni Bozl Hod do
brocinne spolecnosti pokrmy pro
nezamestnane pfipravujf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
Back River do pOpTedi.

Nacelnik velkoporoty Baltimor-
skeho okresu. Stephen S. Merritt,
yypovedel valku kazdemu prestupo-
vanl zakon6, z nahoz Back River se
svymi dtulky vineno jest. Merritt
We vefejnem provolani zada, aby
kazdy kdo vi anebo. wi nejakem
prohfesen1 Sc proti zakonnm, jemu
toto udal. Kdo udanf ucini. musi
ochotni byti dosvedciti pred poro-
tou tvrzeni sVa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-23
Koncll SpojencI pro rozhOdnuti
o YaleCnych nahradach.

Konference mezi Briandem a
Lloyd Georgem drzana Londyne.
nesetkala Sc 1sp6chem. Kon.
Gil velvyslanc1 spojeneckych sejde
sc nekolika dnech Parizi. ably sc
dohodl konferenci. jez konana By
ii ma Cannes k niz mono re
pozvano bude Nemecko a Rusko a
jak by vsichni nejradeji videli. tez
Spojene Staty. V Pafizi rozhod.
nuto bude. zdali by znovu upravena
hyti mela otazka nahrad, iez Ne.
mecko ma platiti anebo zdali by ne
bylo radno svolati mezinarodni kon.
ferenci ma upravu mezinarodnich
financi q penezite meny.