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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
RODINA KRAJANA KARI.A
NEUMANA OTRAVENA
HOUBAMi.

Pfikvacivsi sezona houbaf
ska pTinasf sebou tel katastro-
fy zavin6ne pozfvanfm hub,
iejichz pozfvatelnosti nebyvaji
astnf nalezci dostateGn6 pre-
sv6dGeni. Ia takych okolnostf
zasazena byla rodina krajana
Neumana, bydliciho ma Praha
ave. V {. 1895 tragickou ranou,
iez hrOzi vyhubenim cele rOdi-
my. Vcera dopoledne po IL.
hodin6 anasledkem pozitf iedo-
vatych hub zemrela teprve 25-
.leta pf. Klara Neumanova otra-
YOU a dnes nasledovana byla Y
smrti 6letou dceruskou Dorot-
kou. Manzel neboh6 mlad6 ze-
Inv, Karel Neuman, lezf takt6z
It6zce nemocen a s MIN 0 zivot
zapasi ostatnf dv6 dftky. Jest
pochopitelno, ze tragedie tato
vzbuzuje v krajanskych kru-
zfch, zejmena v sousedstvi, vel
Ky rozruch i srdecnou sou
strast. Panf Neumanova byla
zdei8i rozenkou a clenkou sbo-
ru Zora {. 80. s. P. J. q pohfeb
/ ieii j male dcerusky Dorothy
bude konan V sobotu 0 2. h. od-
poledne z Cesk6 Narodni Sine
ma Broadway.
Zesnula byla dcerou p. Ja-
ma pi. Amy Slovakov5ch. Ia
Inechava zde krone uveden5ch
bratra a sestru krone ostat-
nfch pfibuzngch. Tezce posii-
zent rodin6 vyslovuieme nasi a
zaiist6 cel6 osadv neihlub5i
soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

cker, obvineny q loupeze Y do
me II Geltmana V Parma town
sipu, odkud odnesl koralky V
Gene $35O0, chycen byl ia
ndkoHE dni.
Vcera ma zapad6 polapeny
Bresnahan eta "a rokd a udal
jallo syoic clevelandsk6 bydli-
Hd cis. 1910 yJch. 90. III. byl
zatGen IA. dubna 1920 pro
vIoupanf Sc do The Liberty
Gents Shoppe. 10311 Superior
Ave. Byl pravd Lickerem j
jin5mi yezni We spole6n6 cele,
kde cekali ma pfedvedeni k
soudu a vyuzili t6to pfiIezito-
sti k 1teku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

kamerou, COZ nemaIo zvy8o-
valo tlatenici neb kaAdy Sc
tlacil, ably ma obrazku byl ia
k6 spoluzy6tntn.
Ma jinem mist6 Ease patlm6
n6jaky prehorlivy nadvlaste-
nee pozadoval, ably bylo pred
kazdou ylaikou smekano pfi
tom pocinal 81 talk vystfedn6,
ze byl pred vypraskem jen ste
ii tremi strazniky zachran6n.
Byla totiz Y prGgodu nesena
celia spousta prapord, Take
pfi chladu nebylo mozno kaz-
dou vlajku zdrayiti..
Po prdvodu proved detroit
sky oddiI ma prostranstyi pred
novou soudnici prostnA cvice-
nj a yGerejsek 2akonten vel
kym plescm Y zednafsk6 sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
CLOVEK MINI A PAN CAP
MEM.


Y rCdine rOznaseCe zeleznic-
mich depesi G. r. Sierra, 1852
Lake Shore Boulevard n. T..
ocekavala Sc rodinna udalost a
starostliyy tatik opatfil jiz
pfedem p6kny kocarek, ably SO
V mem mohl pochlubiti ostatni-
mu svetu svym potomkem
Snadno 81 tudiz pfedstavime
pfekyapeni tatovo, kdyz 20
klukovi = nezvykl6m pofadku,
nebot', jak znamo, byvaji hol-
ky Zy6dav6jsi, pfisly ma tento
slzav5 sy6t je$t6 dive d6vtat-
ka. Celg pfirustek Y st'astn6
rodine gazil dohromady l8 il
Der a ma Sc jak nalezi k syetu
AZ na okolnost, &c otec nyni
pekulqje, jak prom6niti uni
meme vozidlo jednopasazeroyG
Y tax prostrann6, ably mem
TAX razem Getn6 rozmnoze-
ma rodina nalezla dosti mlsta.
PAM Sterrova poyila trojtatka
V Proyident nemocnici, G24
vpch. l02 ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
McARDLOVA MA SVOBODE.
Jeji plany do budoucnosti.

Prvni costa obzaloby spro-
stene McArdlove ma svobode
byla navst6va jisteho depart
mentniho obchodu dolenniho
m6sta, kde sob6 vybrala novy
oblek j jin6 potfebn6 toiletni
predmetv. Chovala Sc TAX ne
nucene. 2e nebylo ami pamat-
ky po zazit5ch trapnych chvi-
Itch, odehrav5fch Sc pred ma
10 ien hodinami. Die yGera Wy
slovenych prani hodla navsti-
viii syoii ma dozivoti odsouze-
nou matku Kaberoyou Y zen
sk6 trestnici V Marysville, kite
re svoje osvobozeni jiz teIegra
fovala. podohn6 naystivf ba-
bicku, kterou ceka podobny
sOud, ably pax odjela k ylast-
nimu otci McArdlovi do Chica
ga. Ia yGerejsf rozmluvy od-
mitala, ze by mela pred swat
bou, naOpak slibovala, re zu-
stane starou pannou. Podobne
popirala, ze by chtela jft zno-
va K diyadlu, neb stati Sc kino.
hereckou. Jak Sc jeff dalsf bu
doucnost utvafl, Jest ponecha-
no jejimu chicazskemu otci.
Vcerejsi porotnl vyrok o ne
vinne obzaloyan6 vynesen byl
kratce pred polednem; vsech-
ny tfi ma porote zasedaiicf ze-
ny byly hned od zacatku pro
osvobozeni jen jediny muz-
sky porotce stAl ma tom, aby
prohlaSena byla yinnou a tyr
dosijn6 tento nahled zastaval.
al konetn6 byl hlav6 zenskoa
zhsluhou pfeyeden do tabora
yetSiny.
Tajemnik Sdruzenf maiitelu
diyadel kinomatografickgch ,
Americe, Sam Bullock. popi-
raj, ze bylo McArdlove nabi-
zeno angazma jako herecky
pro pohybliye obrazky. Matka
osvobozene. Kaberoya. t. {. \
Marysville. nevi dosud niteho
re dcera ieji byla viny spro-
st6na, ielikoz doSlg telegram
byl Y ufadcvnt zadrzen a d.
Clevelandu vracen. Ma dozivo.
II odsouzena dozvi Sc osue
dcery teprvc, az t6 bude iejim
obhajcem yymozena navstfva
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

pro -
ohchOdnfknni
bmez no mn03 prflc1itosf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
OBHAJCE kABEROVE PO
zADUJE $500 HONORARE.

Okres byl pozadan, aby W
platil 1Get pravnika Corriga-
"a, ienz byl soudem pfid6len.
ably Sc ujal iako obhajce pro-
cesu Kaberove. "a ktertho mi
nul6ho leta odsouzena pro "a
yrazdeni vlastniho muze na
dozivoti. Pozadovany obnos
jest S2500. Druh% obhajce Ka-
berov6, Poulson. dosud 6ttu
nepodal. Ma dotaz, zda poza-
davek Corrigana neni pfehna-
ny, odpovedel soudce Bernon.
ze nikoli, ielikoz namahavf
process trval cely tfden "a d.
morn6ho vedra. Oba obhaicov6
must bSti zaplaceni 2 verei-
nych penez, ielikoz Kaberova
sama zadntho imtni nema. T.
Get dusevnich znalc6, kteri
zkoumali STAY Kaberoy6. V oh
nosu 5000 byl 2amftnut. jeli-
koz byli pry povolani ma IA
doet same Kaberov6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
DNES PRVNI KONcERT
BERNHARDIHO SERIE..

Y Masonic Hall ma Euclid
Ave. uspofadan bude dnes ve
Ger y 8:15 hod. prvni koncert
2 cel6 fady prvotfidnich kon-
certd uchystanEch pofadate-
lem Bernhardim. Dnes uslysi-
me iednoho 2 neilepSfch teno-
ristd Martinelliho a nem6nG
proslavenou kontraaltistku
Gordonovou IN doprovodu W.
born6ho pianisty Bauera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
PRUVOD TEMPLARU.

Ia CetnG GGasti obyvatel-
.stva, iez vroubilo hejlem ma
nose a poloskfehlym dosti citli
YOU zimou. pochodovaly ycera
dlouh6 fady rytif1 Templar6
IS ii2dnim policeinfm odd6le-
MIN zhatn6 roz$ifenou hui
debni kapeIou Y Gele od Squa-
RI ma Euclid Ave. K tribunam
pred vlch. 50. ul., kde Sc prd
y0d roZcbaZel. Die odhadu
zdeiSich listd zafazeno bylo V
pr1yod ma 10000 clend, KITE
rf7 potet Jest patFne velice
pfehnan. Krone zmin6n6 vel
ks kapely, byla hudbou opa-
tfena i kazdA divise. takze Sc
stavalo, ze iejieh zvuky sply-
valy tasto dohromadv, pfi kite
rtz musice sc TO 1Gastnikdm
pravt dobre neSlapalo.
V prdvodu iel ma koni ieden
Glen odeny V stfedovek6 brn6-
nj templafskJch rytffd, iimz
y stfedoveku pripadal dkol
stfeziti pamatna mista v Jeru-
sal6me. Ma mnohych mistecn
bvl pr1vod zachvcOyan kino-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

Riinov6 Gislo "Czechoslovak
Review" tasopisu, ienz kona
naneivJse zasluznou propaga6
nj prAci mezi Ameritanv. Wy
nika op6tne bohatFm a zaiima-
vVm obsahem. a sice: The Ma
tional Slovak Society, - Month
in C2cchoslovakia. - Needle
work in Czechoslovakia. -
These Help Build America
Frank Flip and Charles j.
Vopitka). Trade Possibili-
ties in China. .Oil-Burnine
Question Here and There.
- Current Topcs (Bv the Edi-
tori. "Czechoslovak Review"
vzhledcm k ddlezit6mu nkolu,
kierF kona amcrickJch krn-
2ich. ZaslouIi 81 podnorv a t65
neihoin6isiho ro2Sifeni mozi
kraianv anGlickv ctoucfmia Re-
dottorom vvdavatelem lest
n. T. F. Prantner. 147q Elm
wood Ave. Lakewood. O. led
notlivd Gfslo Sc prodava 20 20c.
nfednlatn6 ma rok Jest So.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
Z CLEVELANDU UPRCHLY
LUPIC DOPADEN v DEN
VERU.

Dne Is. dubna 1920 uprchli
z cely hlavni policeinf stanice
tri zatcenci, 2 nichz ieden,
Jack Bresnahan, polapen byl
vGera V Denveru. Jeden z IL
prchlfki polapen byl hned po
1teku a iint. 23-letf Sam Ii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

"Budete pokutoyan, ieliko5
iste v pfiznavce prohlasil. ze
zamestnavate pouze diva delni
Ky. ale tadyhle Y Mar. Politice
pfi b'ahopranf k vaSim imeni-
nam ie iich podepsana hned
-, v.ELLC.H.A.VL.A.C.H
~ anoi"
"Ale to jsou prAv6 diva le-
qracnfci: Velich a Vlach"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13

49, Chcete-li prcdati nebo
koupiti jakykoli majetek, O.
znamte to v denniixu "Svet"
najdete rychle to, CO hIe.
date.
Middletown transcript., 1921-03-26
His Wish.

Ted does not like to 60 to Sunday
school, but his father makes him at
tend regularly. And usually his at
tention to the lesson is very poor as a
result. His teacher is one of the vari-
ETY. noted for long talks. and this
does not add to the interest for Ted
The lesson was a missionary one
The teacher ended her talk with:
"Now, we must all send all the money
we can to Africa to convert those
heather. The way they are now they
actually eat their Sunday school
teachers"
The goody-goody boy spoke up. Il
wish I had a lot Of money so could
send it to the heathen." he longed.
The teacher looked expectantly at
the others. They also should feel as
Jealous, but If they did none of them
expressed It. She decided to encour-
age them. She looked smilingly at
Ted. "And what do you wish, little
boy?" she asked.
It was now past closing time and
Ted knew he would miss meeting the
other boys to 60 to the -towpath. Saw.
1gely he made answer: Il just wish ]
was q heather. n."--Indianapolis NewA
Middletown transcript., 1921-03-26
Many Film Pictures Per Second.

Taking motion pictures at the rate
of some $4,000 second with q camera
and lens, is the recent achievement of
French scientist. High-speed pho
Biography Is not new. but heretofore
has depended upon electric-spark
shadows, without lenses, and lacking
sufficient illumination for clear def
milton. The mechanism of the camera
consists of an aluminium reel. electri.
cally driven at 5000 r. p. m. and
winding film at 1874 feet a second. At
this rate pictures 2 inches high are
made about 10000 times second.
larger and smaller surfaces being ex.
posed at respectively slower and faster
speeds. says the August Popular Me-
chanics Magazine in an article carry
ing a full-page illustration. -
The illumjnant is stream Of high.
tension electric sparks with a fre-
quency Of about $4,000 a second, pro-
duced at the focal point of concave
reflector. and kept from flaming BY .
current Of air.
Middletown transcript., 1921-03-26

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Lev. Fac. to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, Southeast Corner of
Eleventh and King Streets, City of
Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware,
ON SATURDAY
THE I'd DAY OF APRIL, 1921
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
the following described Real Estate viz
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel
of land with the brick dwelling thereon
erected known as 231O Carter street
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: Beginning at point on the south
easterly side of Carter street at the
distance of ninety-seven feet SIX inches
from the southwesterly side of Twenty
fourth street; thence southeasterly
parallel with Twenty-fourth street and
passing through the middle of the party
wall between the house on this lot and
the house adjoining on the northeast
seventy feet to the westerly side of an
alley two and one-half feet wide leading
into Twenty third street; thence south
westerly parallel with Carter street
along said first mentioned alley thirteen
feet one-half of an inch to a corner:
thence northwesterly parallel with
Twenty-fourth street and passing
through the middle of the party wall
between the house on this lot and the
house adjoining on the south seventy
feet to the said side of Carter street
and thence thereby northeasterly thir-
teen feet one-half of an inch to the
place of Beginning. Be the contents
thereof what they may. Together with
the use of said alley in common with
others entitled thereto forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Harry G. Stecher, Admin
strator of Gladys R. Stecher deceased,
and Harry G. Stecher surviving
mortgagors, and to be sold by
JOSEPH H. GOULD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del,
March 10, 1921.
Middletown transcript., 1921-03-26
She States it Mildly

While suffering with severe attack
of the grip and threatened with pneu-
monia, Mrs. Annie H. Cooley, of Mid
dlefeld. Conn.,, began using Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and was very
much benefited by its use. The pains
in the chest soon disappeared, the
cough became loose, expectoration easy
and in short time she was as we'll as
ever. Mrs. Cooley says she cannot
speak too highly in praise of this
remedy.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
President Told Of Leg;ion's Program
 For Extra Session

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The American Legions legislative program for the special session of congress was outlined today to President Harding by W. Galbraith Jr., national com mander of the legion, who said that the president was impressed by the necessity of making more adequate provisions for war veterans, especially disabled men.
 Mir. Galbraith expressed the belief that the administration would give whole hearted support to the legion's plans which include provision for the grouping of all government soldier re- lief agencies into one bureau and a continuous hospital building program.
 The legion, he said, also will ask that veterans receiving vocational training be given adequate compensa tion
 The matter of securing the return of Grover C. Bergdoll, draft evader, now in Germany, was not discussed with the president, Mir. Galbraith said At the proper time" however, he add, ed, it will be brought to the attention of the president American Legion posts, he said. shortly will start move to get the stacker back.
 Hes one Roche we want" he said
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
PLUM SEEKERS WILL HAVE ID WAIT TURN
 DAUGHERTY SAYS
faepubflcan A. p. Leased wire1


 WASHINGTON, March 10-Job hunters seeking places in the depart ment of justice will have to wait, ac- cording to a policy outlined today by Attorney General Daugherty, who said he proposed to make changes in the personnel of his organization slowly. While he intimated Repu ubiicans would eventually replace Democratic incum- bents in many places of importance, he said a wedding out process was planned which would not incur added expense to the government or duplica- tion of work
 The trend of the effort of his ad- ministration, he indicated, would be directly toward a reduction in eN- for less litigation and a lowered cost by the administration of the depart ment.
 In a statement to newspaper men. the attorney general expressed the be- lief that there would be a decrease in crime as conditions following the war gave way to normal.
 This department must render a ser vice of justice to all' he said. There will be no spite suits as long as am in charge and there will be no attempt to embarrass any interest. hope for less litigation and where the government interest is concerned l intend to see that the penalty is paid.
 With respect to political plums. Mir. Daugherty declared his intention to continue in their places all prosecut- ing officials whose work would have to be duplicated if they were replaced. The exception he outlined to this gen. eral rule was the probable replacement of officials whose appointments were of a nature that would carry through two or three years.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
MAPPED COTTON PRICES SUFFER
 AID DECLINE

IRepuh7ic- A L case sSi-
 NEW vJo ~c 10- long expected r vision ss Of mapped cotton for neX, ial h. -nounced today by lars,e iral.t-. 5-,- turing concern, (Amoskeag Manuf'';'--, turing company. The new schedule reveals one of the most drastic single cuts known in goods of this character, declines usually taking place gradually. It was explained that the reduction was made in view of the radically changed outlook in raw cotton and the prospect of re- duction in costs. The reductions were from a basis of 3512 cents a ward for daisy cloth last year to 1212 cents net. this year, and on the widely known 1921 cloth, from 8 to 12b' cents. These are net mill prices.
 On fabrics of this sort, prices are usually named about the first of each year. The delay was due to co1gested condition of stocks in dobbing and retail channels which had been relieved by recent clear ance sales. The mills have not stock goods to. offer and the news business will be for manufacturing purposes only, beginning in June and running to October.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
Dismiss Action To .Impeach Judge And Adjourn Sine Die
IRenuhlican A. ?. Leased Wirel

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 10.- The Arkansas general assembly ad journed sine die today it's closing hours being marked by the withdrawal of impeachment proceedings against Judge J. W. Wade of Little Rock, who appeared before both branches and read an explanation of his instructions to the grand jury to investigate charges of immortality on the part of the legislators.
 The judges charges had created fu- rore both houses passing resolutions condemning him and one house adopt ing legislation designed to abolish his court.
 His explana ton was made at the re- quest of Governor McRae. The eX- plantation. according to speakers in the senate and a resolution adopted in the house. was not wholly satisfactory. but 1 the controversy was termed regrettable and it was decided to drop it. The house. in it's resolution. stated that the body regretted that Judge Wade lad not apologized.
 l Judge Wade reiterated previous statements that a charge that he had said young women employees were forced to compromise themselves tC obtain positions with the legislature
 was a misinterpretation; that he had said one young woman had told him a legislator hau made lhSultIng remarks
 10 her when she asked him to vote foI her for a position. He added that he had been ill the night before giving the instructions to the grand jury anl that he had trouble in selecting the
 right words to make his meaning clear.
 After the impeachment proceedings had been withdrawn the senate adopt ed resolution requesting a full in
 vestigation of the morals of the body and declared that in view of Judg,
 Wade's charges the members had Q
 right to eNoneration if the charge were r70+ r4~oved
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
.LABOR'S OPPOSITION n WAGE REDUCTIONS
 VOICED BY GOMPERS
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, March 1o.- Samuel Gompers tonight in an address voiced organized labors opposition to wage reductions and the open shop movement He warned "enemies of rational labor unionism" against driv ing too hard the bargain of wage re- vision: said that labor regarded as piration as a guarantee under the con stitution and interpreted that in terms of we want more" and asserting that the open shop was simply a subterfuge to close shops against labor un1onists, added that the men of labor, having fought to protect the country and themselves against a political autocra- cy, would not submit to an industrial autocracy.
 He declared that the time was one to try mems souls and what with the cutting of wages and profiteer!ng still going on. the pirates of finance and business have much to answer for.
 T have lived to see many industrial depressions and panics, so called" he said. Tt bodes no good for the enc mics of bona fide. rational labor union ism of America to drive the bargain too hard The men of labor are de termined to see that as a result of their labor and services they are going to. be regarded as sovereign citizens and obtain their guaranteed rights.
 Tt is or cOnSlueraDle interest. ne said, in discussing the open shop move ment, to find employers, or many of them, organized in associations and spending large sums for protecting employees in their freE2oIp-z History demonstrates no such care of master for his slaves I submit for youl thought whether the National Asso- citation of Manufacturers, the National | Erectors' association, the chambers of commerce, which have launched the campaign. conducting it with adver- | Using against the closed shop, arc
 seeking to protect employees in theil
 right not to join union."
 i The labor leader turned to a dis i cussion of strikes, saying that, like the poor. they are always with us,' l and continued:
 ''The effort now being made by some | to make strikes unlawful will fail. TC
 make the cessation of work a crime 1 will react on the authors of such { proposition and do more to shake th' 1 faith of the people in the freedom O our institutions than aught else"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
PANAMA'S ACT LEGISLATURE IN DEADLOCK c0MPLICATESAS MIDNIGHT HOUR COMES
 cOT0 DISPUTEF0R II LEGALLY TO CLOSE
[Republican A. p. Leased WIrel

lHcpuDuCan A. F. Leased wire
 WASHINGTON, March 10-Refusal of Panama to accept the White ter ritorial award as a basis of peace with Costa Rica and appeal by Panama to the league Of nations for settlement of the dispute is expected by some off cials to place before the American gov ernment the probable necessity of de- fining it's attitude toward the juris- diction of the league in disputes on the American continent.
 Panama, in replying to the state de- partment's note demanding cessation of hostilities between her forces and those of Costa Rica, but announced the intention to keep the civil and police authorities in Coto where they were prior to the break between the two governments, Feb. 21 Costa Rica, in agreeing to a settlement on the basis of the White award, has withdrawn her troops
 Panama's Reply Unsatisfactory
 The Panama note, made public today, was understood to be unsatisfactory to state department officials. There was 9 suggestion, however, that the coun- ter proposal offered by Panama for mediation by committee of disinter- ested persons might be used by the American government for further ne gotiations
 Although lacking official confirma- tion of the appeal of Panama to the league, officials evidenced interest in Geneva dispatch stating that the text of such an appeal had been re- ceiVed by the secretariat of the league The dispatch indicated that the league council might give attention to the settlement of the conflict and in tha, Panama and Costa Riea are members of the league
 The league was called upon to take of ;v, hA ican hemisphere at the assembly last November. The Tacna Africa contro- versy involving Peru, Chile and Boliv- ia. members of the league. was referred l for settlement by Peru, but was later 1 withdrawn, representatives of Peru ex- pressing the hope that when the ques- l tion was submitted again the United 1 States would be a member
 ] Attitude of U. s. Puzzles League l Diplomatic circles profess to- be pug. l zled as to the possible attitude of tn, l United states as non member O the league might assume with refer ences to an attempt by the league |,
 settle an American dispute. It is un derstood that the uncertainty on thi
 never attempted to define was anothe
 reason for deferring action in the Tac
 na-Arica matter.
 Some officials have stated in tn past that the proffer by the league O it's good offices in settling a disput
 on the American continent could no ! be interpreted as an infringement O l the Monroe doctrine as numerous con troversies in South America former 1 ly have been 'arbitrated by Europeal
 monarchs and heads of states. Stat i department officials of the new ad IninistratioR stated today that the pos 1 sible Involvement of the league as result of the appeal of Panama woul, be met when the issue was raised