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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
MORE WITNESSES
ARE QUESTIONED
Several Women Who Have Not
Figured in ArbucIKle Case
Before Are QuiZZed

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-Several
women who have not heretofore appeared
in connection with the charge of naur-
der on file hero against Roscoe G. ("Fat-
typ Arbuclde. screen comedian were
questioned today by District Attorney
Matthew Brady and his assistants, Until
Brady announces the results Of today's
conferences with the women, it will not
be known whether they will appear as
witnesses against ArbuclzIe. Their names
were not made public.
Arbuclrle spent quiet Sunday in the
Jail cell which has been his residence
since a week ago last night when he was
arrested on a charge Of numbering Miss
Virginia Rappe, motion picture actress.
who died, according to accusers Of Ar
buckle. after drinking party In his hotel
suit here and as = result of mistreatnent
by her host.
Arbuckle win remain in his cell until
Thursday when his preliminary examlna-
tion begins on murder complaint which
was sworn to by Mrs. Bombina Maud
belmont. member of the party in the
actors rooms.
District Attorney Matthew Brady and
his aides today visited the suite Of rooms
in the Hotel st. Francis where ArbuclSle's
party was held. The furniture, according
to Brady, was arranged exactly as it was
found when the suite was vacated.
Twin beds in the rooms which had been
re-made were ordered disarranged by
Brady. This was done by Mrs B. M.
belmont, Miss Alice Blake and Miss Zeh
Provost. women members of the Arbuclxle
party. The beds We're put in the same
condition, the women said. as they were
when they entered in response TO Miss
Rappe's cries.
Brady said he had gone to the hotel to
"get the lay Of the land
DIR. Arthur Beardsley. house physician
Of the hotel, who was called to treat Miss
Rappe at the party, telegraphed today
that he was on a hunting trip in Mono
county. California, and had just learned
that Arbuclle had been arrested. He said
he would start for san Francisco imme-
dlately.
Upon information from Los Angeles
that Lowell Sherman, film actor, who at
tended the Arbuckle party. had left the
city, and started for the east, District At
torney Brady tonight telegraphed authori-
ties at Salt Lake City and many other
towns to intercept and return him to
San Francisco. Brady announced also
that he had telegraphed the district at
torney OF Los Angeles to locate and place
under surveillance Al Seminaeher, Fred
Fischbach and Ira Fortlouis, members of
the Arbuclxle party.
Brady said he wished to have Semi
nacher, Fischbach and Fortlouis watched
to prevent their leaving the jurisdiction
OF the California court.
District Attorney Brady announced to-
night that definite information of tam
pering with ArbuclSle witnesses had
reached him and would be presented to
the San Francisco county grand jury for
consideration tomorrow night He stated
that Dr. Gabor Kingstone and Riggie
Morley. former firm actor, had been sub
poenaed to appear and tell Of conversa-
tions they are alleged to have had with
material witnesses in the case.
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EFFORT TO AID THE
UNEMPLOYED BEING
SOUGHT BY PEOPLE
Want "Action," Not Theories"
I'D Road Building Program
of Escambia County.
WILL URGE BUILDING OF
GULF BEACH HIGHWAY
Committee Asks All Pensacola to
Be Out and Take Interest
in the Meeting.

Secretary OF Labor Davis in his
Labor Day announcement stressed the
fact that bonds issued or approved for
improvements by the various govern
mental agencies Of the country should
be put to use SO that the unemploy-
ment situation might be eased.
The mass meeting In Mallory Court
tonight called by the various civic and
commercial organizations and labor
representatives is to urge that very
thing.
President Harding has called a con-
ference to discuss the unemployment
situation in Washington in the next
ten days. one Of Herbert Hoover.s
aides said In speaking Of this confer
ence. we are facing a condition and
not a theory
That's the situation in Escambia
county and Pensacola" said ]. b. Nor
row, Industrial commissioner and
chairman OF the arrangements COM
mittee We are facing a condition.
but unfortunately we have listened to
legal theories of why and how this or
that situation regarding our road
building program should be handled.
IF we apply common sense to our
law we win get action. II we apply
business tactics to the application OF
our laws we will get action. There Is
an obvious difference in the action
which hides behind the law and the
action which uses the law for speedy
iconsummation of purposes. What have
we had in regard to our county road
building program? All Of that should
and will be clearly explained to the
people at the mass meeting tonight.
"One Of the first questions the in
vestor asks Is, What are your taxes?:'
the next question he asks is. What do
you get for these taxes? II the people
are getting permanent improvements
for the money invested IN taxes the
prospective investor will be satisf' cd. II
it is shown, however. that he Is taxed
and these taxes are not producin1, em-
ployment or improvements. he says
Nothing doingi'
'One OF the first questions the wide
awake farmer investor asks Is What
Is my central market? Told that II is
Pensacola, he likewise wants to know
what is being done to enlarge and de-
velop his primary market
'The tourists with money asks,
What have you to offer. me2' Told
fine hotel in the city and a delightful
sea breeze. and he says, Nothing do
ingi' Told that he can find the same
attractiveness here that other Florida
and gulf cities offer, and he comes
Build the Gulf Beach highway, fol-
low 1t with the state roads when fed
eral aid is secured ard every question
of the investor. the agriculturlst and
the tourist is answered. The mass
meeting viii bring those points TO the
surface. All the committee asks is for
our citizens to be on the Job Monday
night"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
NOTED OKLAHOMA BANDIT ADDS
ANOTHER VICTIM TO HIS LIST
Slaughter Makes Unsuccessful Attempt Get Away
Arkansas Penal Farm Killing One and Wounding Two
Other Guards With Rifle Struggled From Outside

was convicted of the murder of Dep
uty Sheriff Row Brown, OF Hot
Springs. about year ago, was wanted
in Oklahoma, Texas. Missouri, Ken
lucky and Pennsylvania, according to
officers, for bank robberies and mur-
der. He had escaped from the Texas
penitentiary just prior to the Hot
Springs shooting. after striking fell
low convict over the head with a
shovel and seriously injuring him.
Slaughter and Green were captured at
independence, Kansas.
According to the reports from Tuck
er farm, Slaughter early this morning
obtained the rifle smuggied in to him
from It's hiding place in one of the
large bath houses, where there were
more than hundred convicts at the
time. He ordered the convicts down.
and through a window began picking
Continued on Page Two)
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tnx The AssoeIated eress,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark Sept. 1s.-lTohn
Slaughter, notorious Oklahoma bandit,
today added another chapter to his
long list of crimes when in a sensa
tional attempt to escape from the Ar
kansas penal farm, he killed one man
and perhaps fatally wounded two 9TH
ers, all trusty guards, with a rifle
smuggled to him by someone on the
outside.
Bliss Adkisson was killed. Jim Nor
ris and Dewitt Garrett were shot
through the body and are not expected
TO live Liiburn Taylor, a convict, was
wounded III the right leg by a guard.
but Is not dangerously injured.
Slaughter was brought from Tucker,
where the farm is located, to the penf-
tentiary here and tongiht is being held
in solitary confinement.
Slaughter. who. with Fulton Green,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
GIRL IS SHOT In
RIOT AT BELFAST
Soldiers Hastened to the Scene
and Turn Machine Guns
on the Gunmen.

BELFAST, Sept. 1s.--A girl was shot
dead and another was gravely wound
ed in a fusilade Of revolver firing In
We're street this afternoon. The church
goers in the neighborhood were obliged
to scurry to shelter. Soldiers fastened
to the scene and turned machine guns
on various points infested by gun men.
We're street and the district round
about continued in q ferment until the
curfew. The wounded girl died in a
hospital.
An outbreak also occurred in Sea-
ford stret in the Sim Fein district Of
East Belfast. A bomb was thrown and
there was much revolver firing. but
a large force of military and police
quickly suppressed the trouble.
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UNITED MINE WORKER PRESIDENT AND
SECRETARY SURRENDER TO AUTHORITIES

after Governor Morgan had promised
the two men police protection to
Williamson. Deputy sheriffs and mem
bers of the state police were at the
governors office and Immediately took
Keeney and Mooney into custody on
writs of capias, issued after the In
dictments. were reported.
During the shooting at Merrimac
and other mining towns along the Tug
river which resulted in the true bills
against the mine union officials, Am
brose, Goslin and Dan Whit were
killed.
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ley Ihe AssoeIated Prsss.l

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 49,
C. F. Keeney and Fred Mooney, presi-
dent, and secretary, respectively, of
District No. IT. of the United Mine
Workers Of America against whom in
dictments were recently returned in
Mingo county, growing out of the
fatal shooting at Merrimac last May,
and whose whereabouts had been un-
known since then, today surrendered
to the authorities at the office Of
Governor E. f. Morgan, according to
an official statement.
The surrender had been previously
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
EIGHT THOUSAND PEOPLE VIEWED BODY
UNFORTUNATEMOTIO ONPICTURE ACTRESS

letters ITO MY Brave Sweetheart
from Henry
2 The funeral viii be held at 10:30
o'clock tomorrow morning from the
local undertaker's parlors. The serv-
ices viii be private with the Rev.
Frank Roudenbusch, rector of st.
Stephens Episcopal church of East
Hollywood in charge. Interment viii
be at the Hollywood cemetery.
A number of Los Angeles pastors
today and tonight in the course of
their sermons devoted considerable at
tention to the Arbuckle case.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
BALI PLAYERS ARRESTED IN MIAMI FOR
ALLEGED VIOLATION STATE BLUE LAWS

The contest resulted in a 10 to /
victory for Tampa. making four
straight.
1t was the second time within two
weeks that the Miami players had
been arrested for violating the Sab
bath baseball law. the Miami club be-
ing taken into custody 4 week ago
for playing with the Daytona. Fla.
state league club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
MOB OVERPOWERS JAILOR AND HANGS
NEGRO TO TREE WITH AN AUTO CHAIN

was apprehended by officers. and, it
IS alleged, confessed that he was the
negro found leaning over the sleep
ing girl. The negro was placed in
Jail at Pittsboro and this morning
about 2 o'clock a mob overpowered
JaiIor w n. Taylor and taking the
Jail keys from that officer took Daniels
from the Jail to point five miles
from town where he was hanged. An
automobile tire chain was used to
hang the negro
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE VISIT NLNGO MINER
1TEETTVg
NO CONFERENCE
UNLESS LEADER
CHANGES CLAIM
British Premier Cannot Recog-
nize Sim Fein Representa-
tive as an Independent.
tBy The Associated Press)

LONDON, Sept 1S-David Lloyd-George
the British premier. in a telegram sem
today to Samonn DeVaIera, declared thai
unless the Irish leaders claim to the right
to meet the British representatives as the
head of an Independent. sovereign state
is withdrawn, a conference with the Sim
Fein delegates is impossible.
: The text of his telegram follows:
II have received your telegram OF last
night and observe it does not modify the
claim that your delegates should meet US
as representatives of a sovereign and in
dependent state.
You made no such condition in advance
when you came to see me in July. I in
vited you then to meet me. in the words
of my letter as the chosen leader Of the
great majority in Southern Ireland, and
you accepted the invitation.
From the very outset OF our conver-
sations, told you that we looked to Ire
land to own allegiance to the throne, and
to make her future as member of the
British commonwealth. That was the
basis of our proposals, and we cannot
alter it.
"The status you now claim in advance
for your delegates is in effect a repudia-
tion Of that basis. am prepared to meet
your delegates, as l met you in July in
the capacity of the chosen spokesmen for
your people to discuss the association of
Ireland with the British commonwealth.
My colleagues and cannot meet them
as representatives of sovereign and in
dependent state without disioyalty on our
must therefore, repeat that unless the
second paragraph of your letter of the
twelfth is withdrawn. a conference be-
tween us is impossible"
The second paragraph Of Mr.. DeValera' s
letter Of September II, to which Premier
Lloyd-George alludes in his latest tele-
gram. is as follows:
I'm this final note. we deem IT our
duty to reaffirm that our position is. and
can only be as we have defined II
throughout this correspondence. Our ma
tion has formally declared it's indepen-
dence and recognizes itself as a sovereign
state. It is only as representatives oi
that state and as its chosen guardians
that we have authority or powers to aci
on behalf of our people. AS regards the
principle OF government by consent Of
the governed. in the very nature Of things
It must be the basis of any agreement
that viii achieve the purpose we have al
heart-that is. the final reconciliation OF
our nation with yours. We have sug-
gested no Interpretation OF that principle.
save Its every day Interpretation, the
sense. for example. in which It was un-
derstood by the plain men and women Of
the world. when on January 5. 1918. you
said:
The settlement of Europe must be
based on such grounds of reason and JUS
tice as win give some promise of sta
bility. Therefore 1t is that we feel that
government with the consent Of the gov
erned must be the basis Of any territorial
settlement in this war;"
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tsy The Associated Pr.ss,

LOS. ANGELES. Calf, Sept. 49,
Approximately eight thousand persons
today viewed the body of Miss vir-
ginia Rappe. motion picture actress,
for whose alleged murder Roscoe G.
("Fatty))) Arbuckle is held in the
San Francisco prison.
The casket was banked with flow
ers including a floral Blanket of one
thousand tiger lilies sent by Miss
Rappe's fiance, Henry Lehr1nan, now
in New York. Across the lilies lay
a white satin ribbon, bearing m gold
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
tny The AssoeIated Pressl

GREENSBORO, n. c., Sept IS
Ernest Daniels, young negro. was
taken from the Pittsboro jail early
this morning by mob and hanged
to the limb of a tree FIVE miles from
that town. The body of the victim
was found today about 10 o'clock.
It is alleged that Daniels was found
in the room of a sleeping white girl
Friday night. He escaped from the
house when the alarm was given, but
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
PRESIDENT HARDING IS
BACK AT THE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. Sept 1S-The yacht
Mayflower, bringing President Hard
ng and a party Of friends from a
racation trip which included visits to
Atlantic City. New York and West
Point, returned to washington this
lfternoon. Mr.. Harding who went d.
rect TO the white house from the
wharf. was in excellent spirits and
iaid he had enjoyed the outing thor
3ughly.
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az Tha Assoeiated Pressl

MIAMI. Fla. Sept. 1S-Twenty- two
players, members of the Tampa club
OF the Florida State League. and the
Miami club of the Florida East Coast
League, together with two umpires,
were arrested here this afternoon for
playing a game of baseball on Sunday.
contrary to the state blue laws. The
players were released on $50 bond
each, furnished by officials OF the
Miami club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
IMPROVED CONDITIONS
IN EUROPE REPORTED

WASHTNGTON. Sept 1s.-Slgns OF
improved conditions In Europe are still
sew according 20 the monthly summary
Y the economic and financial situation
here issued tonight BY the commerce
department. on the basis OF cabIed re-
,orts from its foreign representatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM
SOUTH CAROLINA PRISON

oRANGEBURG s. c.. Sept. 1s.-
Seven prisoners escaped from the Or
angeburR county jail here tonight by
saving an opening in large iron door
on the second floor of the structure.
Tho fugitives are all negroes.
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Too Late FOR Cabinet Meeting.

DUBLIN. Sept. 1s.-when Premier
Lloyd Georges telegram arrived tonight
it was too late to summon a cabinet
meeting, and. according to the publicity
department, no statement could be issued
tonight.
Mr.. Lloyd Georges request for with
drawal of the offending paragraph of Mr..
DeValera's letter is believed to involve
the re-summoning Of the Dali Eireann,
for when Mr. Lloyd George originally af-
1orded an opportunity for private with
drawaI by Mr.. DeValera, the cabinet
preferred to submit the matter to the
Dali Eireann. The paragraph was then
specially discussed and unanimously ap-
proved.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
THE WEATHER TODAY

Pensacola and yieinity-Generally fair
Monday and Tuesday.
Winds:
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moaerafe
variable winds; fair Monday.
East Guh Of Mexico-Moderats east
winds; fair Monday
West Gulf Of Mexico-afoderate east
and southeast winds; fair Monday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate TO
fresh north winds: fair Monday
v. 8. Weather Report
arar.fr LIE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19

Mean same date last year 7S
Accumulated excess this year to date,
9e
Lowest Of record for Sept 81 degrees.
Rainfall
for "a hours ending p. m. %.
Total for this month TO ?. m, 81
Normal for Sept, 6.25 inches.
Accumulated deficiency this year to
date, 1873.
Humidity
: a m, 81. II noon. IS. .. m, Y.
"a m, so.l9. Z p. m. zoos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-19
STEAM FREICHTER
GOES TO BOTTOM
Vessel Will Be Raised, However,
With Little Damage Ex-
cept to Cargo
fBy Tho Associated Press)

DETROIT, Mich. Sept. IS. The
steam freighter William H Wolfe
sprang a leak while crossing Lake
Superior today. but reached the docks
at Portage LAX Mich. safely aeeo-4 :
ing to announcement here tonight by
Edward z. Horn, who opela
vessel. TIE Wolfe after reaching tac
dock. settled to the bottom in 20 feet
of water, but will be raised tomorrow,
Mr.. Horne announced.
DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. IS. - The
steamer William H. Wolfe. a lake
freighter, sank early today at the low
er entrance to the Keewatin. Mich.
harbor. on the south shore of Lake
Superior, according to a message re-
ceived by the Duluth News Tribune
from its correspondent at Houghton,
Mich.
The Wolf is a wooden freighter. No
lives were lost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
AMERICKY HRDINA BUDE ZASTU-
POVATI PECHOTU.
SERVANT wooDFILL A JEHo vALEcNE cINY.

Washington 81 rna - Ia zkouseni valeGnych rekordn
rozhod general Pershng ably avnonich obradech
vroG dne pfm6 zastupova americkou pechou
muel Woodfil Belevew, Ind, posadkou Fort
Thomas Kentucky Woodfll pfijel dnes do Washngonu
rozkaz vaecneho deparementu by ihned osobne pat
kretaem Weeksem ej oobne n6kter6 eho
tiny vyptaval.
pomnk mad hrobem neznameho americkeho vojna Wood
fill spou znamym serzantem Yorkem tennesskych hor
maorem zraceneho bataonu Whitteseyem p slavnosnin
aktu zastupova budou armadu Spojenych SatG Woodfi
slouzi armad6 H pres 20 vstoupen Amerky svetov6
vaky byl podGsoinkem Ia velke ofensvy Meuse-Argon
sky les dne r. fna umGe t stroni puSky zab 19 Nemc
vcetn6 jednoho dsojnka krone tT zaatych Ia
vyznamenan kongresni meda censvm fancouzske cesne
lege francouzskym vaecnym krzem pamami a ternohor
skym Tadem knzete Dania.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
PROTEST BRITICKEHO
DELNICTVA.
Zahaji pry stavku, obnovi-li
Anglie smlouvu Ja-
ponskem.

Londyn, 80. rijna. - Robert
Williams, predseda mezinarod
nj unie pristavnich delnikI,
vyslovil Sc dnes v1ci zastup-
cum americkeho tisku, re an
glicke delnietvo vyvola hned
vseobecnou stavku Anglii i
jinych statech u more, pakli
Londyn pokusi Sc obnoviti
smlouvu Japonskem, kterazto
smlouva neznamenala by mic
jineho, nez novou svetovou val
ku v nekolika letech. Anglieke
organisovane delnictvo dobfe
vi, re Japonsko cini tajne pfi-
pravy k valce Sc Spoj. Staty,
do kterezto valky Anglie muse
la by byti strzena, kdyby an
glo-japonska smlouva obnove-
ma byla.
Evropske d6lnictvo nikdy
vSak nedovoli, aby k podobne
valce opet doslo. Rany svetove-
no zapasu nejsou jeste zahoje-
ny a delnik nepripusti valku
novoU. Mezitim co We Washing
tonu bude rokovano o omezeni
zbrojenf, briticti pristavni del
nfci spolecne s podobnymi or
ganisacemi ma pevnine, budou
mfti sized V Amsterdamu, kde
sformovan bude program, die
lnehoz svetova stavka byla by
vyhlasena, pak-li by mocnosti
Anglie a Japonsko n6jakou
druhou svetovou valku chiefly
zapociti.
Pouze organisovanf delnici
mohou pry podobne katastrofy
zabranit anglicti demici "a
stavkuji lined, jakmile anglo
japonska smlouva bude pode-
Ipsana, aby Londyn sc pTesv6d-
ell, ze bez souhlasu organise
vane prace nesmi podnikati
mic.
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PRESIDENT HARDING PRO.
ODVOLANf AMERICKE-
HO VOJSKA Cd RYNA.

Washington, 81. Tijna. -
Po konferenei predsedou W.
boru pro cizozemske zalezito-
sti domu zastupcd, Porterem
vyslovil president Harding svo-
il oposici proti prijeti resoluce
pozadujici, ably americka oku-
pacni armada cd brehu Ryna
byla ihned odvolana a dopra-
vena domG. Podobnych resolu-
ci podano bylo hned nekolik a
die nekterych predpovedf me-
bude 0 Mich vibec jednano.
DIE vyrokG presidenta bylo
by podobne jednani prilis vol.
nym zasahovanim do politiky
valecneho Department., kterJ
o podobne otaZce rozhodovati
ma sam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
DRZA LOUPEZ v NIAGARA
FALLS.
Lupici pouzili auta " Cleve-
lande ukradeneho

Niagara Falls, 81. fijna. =
TMdya spolu S voiskena~ q Fort
Niagara usilovn6 patraji pc Sc
sti lupiGich, kteri ukradli V
The Niagara Falls Trust Co.,
$4,000 a postrelili n6kolik osob.
Zlosynov6 opustili automobil,
ktery byl taktez dne "a. fijna
V Cleveland6 ukraden. Bandi-
ty byli postfeleni dosti vazn6,
nikoli vSak zivotu nebezepcne,
straznik Holohan, pi. Kit Nj
cholSova, G.. l.. Van Auken a pf.
G.. F. Bakerva. Loupez prove
dena byla kratce pc poledni,
kdy V bance meSkalo n6kolik
zakaznikG, ma ktere lupiti i
hned zahajili palbu, "a ktere
Sc zmocnili pen6z, chranice IL
tex ustavicnou stfelbou. Straz-
nix Holohan jel prav6 kolem
poulicni karou, rychle vyskocil
a strelbu opakoval, byl vSak
vystrelem zlosynG srazen k ze-
mi, ale jeSte V leze ma chodni-
ku neustal strileti. Kryave sto-
py Y automobile nasy6dcuji,
re nektery 2 lupicd byl t6z po-
strelen. V autu nalezena byla
cepice S firmou iisteho cleve-
landskeho obchodnika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-01
MONOPOL v CESKOSLO-
VENSkU.
Smlouva mezi Republican a
STANDARD Oil CO., byla mini
sterstvem poverena.

Praha, 80. fijna. Minister
stvo Ceskoslovenske republiky
schyalilo dnes smlouvu meZi
staten a Standard Oil Co. sye-
nO Gasu dzayfenou, die kter6-
hozto kontraktu dottena ole
jafska americka spolecnost Il
skala monopol V zem!ch cesko-
slovenskych. Az ma nGkolik di-
striktu, RockefelleroVa spoleG-
most smi navrtavati petrojelo-
We studn6 vsude Y republice, ja
koz vyrabet vSe, do obor,
toho spada
Vlada, jak sveho Gasu jiz
sdeleno, ziska RUNE dividen-
dy cd Standard CO., a mesto
Praha Elsa rovnez jisty pocet
akcii. Standard Oil Co. bude
miti tedy monopol vsude Y re-
'publice, vyiimaje tfinacti zup,
kde operuje jiz spoleCnost il
na pred Standard Co. nutne W
sady ziskavSi. Je to kteras spo-
letnost domaci, nikoli tedy Y ci
zine kapitalisovana.