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The Washington herald., 1921-01-19
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Meeting. the Potomac Anglers
Association, 1905 Z street north
west, $50 p. m. Election of officers.
The Anthony League, at home,
2007 Columbia road northwest,
p. m.
Meeting. the Chevy Chase Citi-
zens' Association, e. V. Brown
School, s p. m. Election of officers.
The South Washington Citizens
Association, meeting, Jefferson
School, p. m. Commissioner
Boardman will speak.
Chapter A. P. Z. o. Sisterhood,
meeting, at the home of Miss Anna
Theaker, 317 East Capitol street, 8
p. m Nonafiliated and visiting
members invited.
The Women's City Club, meeting,
in clubroms, s p. m
Illinois State Society, TO hold "All
States Society dance, Thomson
School. p. m.
Washington Club of Alpha Chi
Rho Fraternity, dinner, University
Club. 1880 p. m.
The Wiber Bible class of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
bowling match, Y. NJ. c. A. 1880
p. m.
The Old Gold Society. dance, 240o
Sixteenth street northwest, p. m.
The Southeast Community Associ-
alton. entertainment Tyler School,
| s p. m.
The Town and Country Club.
smoker, Town Club. Eighteenth and
Columbia road, p. m.
Reunion and dinner, Northwestern
University alumni, the Elizabeth
Somers Club Room, 1904 NJ street
northwest, Z p. m.
Presentation OF four one-act plays
by the Nativity Dramatic Club, I'm
maculate Conception Hall. Eighth
and N streets northwest p. m.
The ONO Glass Club OF the
| BrightwOod Park NJ. Z. Church,
Eighth and jefferson streets north
west. Sis p. m.
Meeting, Board of Education,
Franklin School, 1 p. m.
Forum luncheon. City Club, ad-
dress by E. c, Dawson, 1890 p. m.
League of American Pen Women,
meeting, 1929 H street northwest,
$3.50 p. m.
Weekly dance. under the auspices
OF the Young Women's and Young
Mems Hebrew Association, Y. NJ. H.
A, p. m.
Dance, Illinois State Society,
Thomson School. $50 p. m.
Annual meeting, Douglas Com
munity Service Association. White
law Hotel, Thirteenth and T streets
northwest, 7 p. m.
Wheaton College Alumnse, meet
ing. Garden Tea House, 1914 Yer
mont avenue northwest, p. m.
Amusements.
Poli's-"Blue Eyes.
Belasco-"Jimmie," with Frances
White.
National-"Ed Wynn Carnival"
Garrick-''The objectionable Sin"
Gayety-Jean Bedinrs Twinkle
Toes"
B. F. keith's-Vaudeville
Strand-VaudevilIe.
Cosmos-VaudevilI
Metropolitan - Passion" with
POla Negri.
Columbia - William C. DeMille's
Midsummer Madness"
Palace-Wallace Reid in THE
Charm School"
Rialto - Constance Binney in
Something Different"
Garden-Maurice Tourneur's The
Bait"
Observation-Disclosures Davies in
The Restless Sex"
Crandall's-"The Best of Luck"
Criterion while New York
Sleeps"
Leader-wesley Barry in The
Country Fair"
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Follows Husband as Judge

GREENVNLE, s. C, Jan. II.-
Mrs Fannie Davis Scott, widow OF
Walter NJ. Scott, who was killed in
an automobile accident three weeks
ago, enjoys the distinction Of being
the first woman elected to any
county once in South Carolina Mrs
Scott was elected. without opposI-
tion, to the ONCE Of judge Of pro
bate Of Greenville County, 10 sue
ceed her late husband.
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Havana Scents Plot.

HAVANA. Jan. 1S.-OficiaI in
Vestigation may be ordered into re-
ports of a negro plot to overthrow
the government, 1t was intimated
in official circles today.
Authorities declared rumors of a
plot are suspected of being political
propaganda, designed to injure the
administration. The possibility of
any such conspiracy was denied.
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Surprised at Golden Wedding

FREDERICKSBURG Va, Jan. IS.
"A surprise celebration Of their
golden wedding was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dame on Tuesday by
Mr.. Danne's relatives. Mr.. Dsnne is
a native of Louisa County, and
during the war between the States
he served under Col. Mosby. Mrs.
Dame was Miss Eliza Carter. OF
Louisa.
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House Burns; Loss $4,000.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan. Is.
The residence of J. T. I. Wood, a
farmer residing near Free Union,
this county, was totally destroyed
by fire at $50 o'clock this morning,
together with most of its contents.
Anderson Wood and his. wife, who
lived with their father, also lost
their belongings.
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:: NEARBY STATE EVENTS ::
Family of 81
Cheer Couple
60 Years Wed

FBEDERICKsBURG. VA, Jan.
Is-Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Gilbert,
Of Madison county, observed the
Goth snniverxary of their mar
riage January 10. MIR. and Mrs.
Gilbert have had born 10 them
eleven children, every one Of
whom IA living.
The hne old eoupIe are vaIsed
memberx of their community.
They hnve hfty-scven grand
children and nineteen great
grandchildren.
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Aged Man Drops Dead.

CHARLOTTESvILLE, Va, Jan.
lS.-While entering the gate Of hrs
residence last evening William S.
Mcfarland. 81 years old. dropped
dead. He was a native OF Madison
County.
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DAILY COURT CALENDAR.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ASSfrnmRnfs

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Assignments.
United States VS.. Henry Jackson,
Harry Hawkins, William NICK
Stewart, Percy B. Jackson, Elsie
Ferguson, and all other cases left
over from last assignment
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 2.
VIII Cases.
In re estate Samuel E. Lewis.
Case on trial. Jury respited until
10 o'clock this morning.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
16s. George VS.. George. Gusack
& Frey-Newmyer & Rhoade.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 1.
IS. Johnson VS.. Georgetown Gas
Light Company. Case on trial. Ho-
Minor & Hoover.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. :.
168. Shute VS.. Harrison.
1872. Mckinney VS.. Mutual Life In
surance Company.
IS. Sullivan VS.. Davis.
40. Carey VS.. Potomac Electric
Power Company.
22O. Marshal VS.. German.
222. Columbia Hotel Supply Com
pany vs.. Redman.
224. Irani VS.. Wampler.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
United States VS.. Ernest Payne,
assault to rob: verdict guilty; de-
fendant remanded.
United States VS.. Darlington Cas-
tor. robbery; verdict guilty; de-
fendant remanded.
United States VS.. Morris Sidorsky,
grand larceny; recognizahce 500
taken.
United States VS.. Morris Sidor-
sky. violation of postal regulations;
ecOgnizance 500 taken.
United States VS.. Worthy Snow
den, grand larceny; plea of guilty;
defendant remanded, and case re-
ferred to probation officer.
United States VS.. Richard L. John
son, assault with deadly weapon;
nolled.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. =.
In re estate Samuel E. Lewis;
jury respited.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
$500. In re appointment Of trus-
tee in place of deceased trustees ap-
pointed by deed of trust recorded in
Liber 1856 at folio 229. Decree sub
gti
1870. Davidge VS.. Davidge. Pro
confesso ordered.
3S522. Yankou VS.. Peters, Alfred
D. Smith and George T. Thomaides
appointed receivers. Bond $4,000.
1880. Burgess VS.. Ellsworth. Or
der to issue process.
3S547. Danforth VS.. Danforth. Or
der for custody and maintenance of
children.
3S47S. Tarmon vs.. Tarmon. Rule
ary 81.
63O2. Lunacy. In re Lawrence S.
Brunride. Referred to the auditor.
30S62. Walker VS.. Ofenstein. Or
der approving scheme of distribu-
tion, and referred to the auditor.
3S621. Devakos VS.. Devakos. Rule
able January 81.
1868. Garrett VS.. Follansbee. Re
port Of auditor confirmed.
37410. Jacksn VS.. Jackson. z. G.
Hubert appointed to defend.
30s62. Walker VS.. Ofenstein. .Trus-
tee authorized to borrow money.
3s265. Kondrup VS.. Decatur. De-
cree establishing title by adverse
possession.
3742s. Washington Cadillac Com
pany VS.. Ryan's Auto Service. Or
der instructing receiver.
1888. Lunacy. In re George H.
Keyes- Auditors report confirmed.
CIRCUIT DIVISION NO. 1.
1888. Johnson VS.. Georgetown
Gaslight Company. Same jury.
G4516. Gardiner VS.. Harding. Or
der for publication.
64ss3. Woodland & Co. VS.. Owens.
Time for defendant TO plead EXTEND
ed to and including February "a,
1871. =
s2345, Lewis vs.. wsshington
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VETS TOOBSERVE
HOLIDAY In HONOR
.OFLEE'S BIRTHDAY
Schools and Banks Close
AS Tribute to Mem
Ory of General.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. s. Doniphsn,
727 King Street

o.
727 King Street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. ls.-
Schools and banks here will be
closed tomorrow in observance Of
Lees birthday anniversary. The
members of r. E. Leo Camp, Con-
federate Veterans, will hold a ban
quet at s p. m. at Lee Camp Hall
Those slated to respond to toasts
are as follows: Gen. Robert z.
Lee" Representative Charles NJ.
Stedman, North Carolina; The
Confederate Soldier" Representa-
tive r. w. Moore. Of Fairfax. Va;
Sons Of Confederate Veterans"
Judge Samuel c. Brent, of this city.
Invocation will be pronounced by
the Rev. J. w. Duffey, chaplain OF
the camp at Rockville, Nd, and the
Gen. Lee farewell address will be
read by Adjt. Edgar Warheld.
Comdr. John R. Zimmerman will
preside.
Mrs. Harmon Reed, who lives at
SIS North Washington street was
injured and had a narrow escape
from death at 1880 o'clock this aft
ernoon, when she was thrown head
foremost through the Windshield OF
an automobile driven by her hus-
band when the machine was struck
by a freight car on the Washing
ton-Virginia line at Queen City,
Arlington County. Mrs. Reed had
her nose almost severed, an artery
severed, and sustained injuries TO
her head and other parts of her
body. Her husband and Miss Eliza
beth ChaunceX who were in the
car, escaped injury.
Following a plea of guilty to vio-
lating the State prohibition law.
Eugene Conway, colored. in the
Corporation Court today, was SEN
fenced to serve three months in
jail and pay a fine of IS and costs,
and he also was fined $50 and SEN
tenced to serve ten days in Jail for
contempt of court for failing to sp-
pear on time.
Charles Ford. coIored, walked into
police headquarters today and ask
ed permission TO carry a gun. He
told Chief of Police Goods that he
had been threatened by another
colored man, and he said he had
no desire to die just yet and wanted
to be ready when he met the man
who threatened him.
A dance will. be given Thursday
night in the auditorium Of the EIks'
Home TO raise funds for the Near
East Relief.
Harry st. George Tucker, candi-
date for the governorship of Vir-
ginia, was visitor in Alexandris
today and met a number Of his
friends. Mr.. Tucker says he has
met with encouragement through
out the State and feels confident he
will win in the primary next Au-
gust
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Railway and Electric Company.
Leave granted plaintiff to proceed
without prepayment of costs.
64371. Schlosberg VS.. Fisher. Ap-
peal noted by plaintiff. Bond s1OO
63S72. Lockwood VS.. Lockwood.
Order for publication.
64SS2. Bowles VS.. Dooling. Time
for defendant to plead extended to
January 2S.
In cases No. S4sss, S47O1, 647O2,
64703 and 647O4 in which Walker
and Company appear as plaiutiff
against Carter, Ryan, Shanks and
I Richardson, defendants, respectively
! Judgment per stipulation for
plaintiff against defendants for pos
session and costs VS.. defendants.
CIRCUIT DIVISION NO.
6OO3s. Morris VS.. Rhees, Trial
resumed. Same jury.
59514. Groor VS.. Boss and Phelps
Plaintiff called and cause dismissed
with judgment for costs VS.. plain
tiff.
62854. Petite VS.. N. E. Hotel Co.
Cause certified to Circuit Division
No. l for trial.
64692. Walker and Comapny VS..
possession apartment lis at 1874
Seventeenth street northwest and
costs VS.. defendant. The same ap-
plies to cases involving apartments
116, 31S, 316, All, 21O and 4OS and
also to apartment 212 at 1875 Seven
teenth street northwest
62272. Hagan VS.. Ryan's Auto
Service. Walter NJ. Bastian, receiy-
er for defendant, substituted as
party defendant.
EQUITY SUITS FILED.
3S617. William Schultz VS.. Emma
Wagner ct al. Petition for account
ing. Plaintiffs attorneys, Gibson
and Mullen.
3S618. Gertrude B. Keleher VS..
John B. Keleher ct al. Petition for
absolute divorce. Plaintiffs attor--
neys, Grasso, Gusack and Newmyer.
38619. Bessie McDaniels VS.. oscar
McDaniels. Petition for absolute di-
vorce. Plaintiffs attorney, John H.
Wilson.
$500. In re deed Of trust 1855 at
folio 229. Petition to substitute
trustee. Plaintiffs attorney, E. L.
Jones.
3S621. Keleroe Devakos VS.. spe-
ros Devakos. Petition for mainte-
nance. Plaintiff attorney, W. A.
Coombe.
3S622. Sidney w. Langford VS.,
David Burnes ct al. Petition to
quiet title. Plaintiffs attorneys,
McGlue and Gertman.
SS623. Henry E. Lang VS.. Jennie
Lang. Plaintiffs attorney, H. G.
property. Plaintiffs attorney, H. G.
Wernimount.
LAW SUITS FILED.
6503S. Boss and Phelps VS.. Glenn
H. Griffith; appeal. Defendants at
torney, r. NJ. Hudson.
65039. Boss and Phelps VS.. C. A.
Quantrille; appeal. Defendants at
torney, r. NJ. Hudson.
65040. United States to the use of
Mabel w. Shreve, Winfield H. Brad
ley, Gordon B. Bradley and Hattie L.
CARLY, VS.. The New Amsterdam Cas-
ualty Company; bond. Plaintiffs at
torneys, Richardson and Shreve.
65041. John D. O'Connor VS.. Ma
tional Auto Transfer and Storage and
Carpet Cleaning Company, Inc, rent
$500. Plaintiffs attorney, George
E. Sullivan.
U. s. SUPREME COURT.
Adjourned until today at l2
o'clock.
The day call for Wednesday. jan
uary 10, will be as follows: Nos
1855, 15S (and 1870, $50, 161, 163. 165
166, 167 (and 317 and 555), ITO and
III.
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ont with Pimples and small
bhsters. Il itched and !
could not rest day or night
for about three months.
"lwps treated but nothing
helped me- / began using
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and after I had used one cake Of Soap
and three boxes of Cuticura Oint-
raent was completely healed"
Signed Miss Laura z. Woods,
Route c, Rocky Ford, Ga.
cuticurs Soap daily and cutieura
Ointment occasionally, prevent pin-
pies or other eruptions. They are a
pleasure 10 use, as Is also Cuticurs
Tsleum, fascinating f-agranes f
perfuming the 81 n.
s>r-'. Ess rrss ~ n J. ksdrsss -exasrs La
er--Snsa, nsyN 2, kAla4n a. kAsa.s $40 svsry-
- seap Ne. olatn~nt Is and sos. fale~Bs
- c-.'-''-l Seae ahawss viaAss4 "a.
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COULD NOT REST
: DAY OR NIGHT
PimpIes and BlisterSon Neck and
Ear. Itched. CutiCura Heals,

My trouble started on the side Of
my neck and in my ear. Il broke
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LAW SUITS FILED.
U. s. SUPREME COURT.

Adjourned until today at 12
o'clock.
The day call for Wednesday, jan
uary 10, will be as follows: Nos.
155, 15S (and 1870, $50, 161, 1853, 165,
166, 167 (and 317 and 555). ITO and
III.
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A dance will be given Thursday
night in the auditorium Of the EIks
Home to raise funds for the Near
East Relief.
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MALA DOHODA MA
STRAIT.

Widen, 2. zari. Ponevadz u
hry oznamily uredne, ze nevyS
klidi Sopron a severnf krajinu,
Rakousko, iez naleha ma smir-
ne vyrfzeni otazky Zapadnich
Uher Gill Burgenlandu a ne
chce dati zadnou pri6inu ku
valecnemu konfliktu, jest roz-
hodnuto. re ponecha veci, jak
isou, prenechavajic Spojen-
cum zodpovednost "a toto po-
ruseni Trianonske mfrove
smlouvy Sc strany Uher.
Mezitim "Mala Dohoda",
jez stale ieste s neduverou sic
duie mad'arskou politiku, We
nuje bedlivou pozornost tomu-
to rakousko-mad 'arskemu spo-
ru a neni vylouceno, ze pri-
padne zakroci vojensky, iestli-
ze Mad'ari budou 81 pTilis pro
vokativne pocfnati.
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WOOD BUDE GUVERNE-
REM FILIPIN.

Manila, P. /. 3. zafi. Gen.
Leonard Wood oznamil dnes
prijetl ufadu guvernera Fill
pin, ienz byl mu nabidnut pre-
sidentem Hardingem. Soucas-
ne uvedomil sekretare valky
Weekse, re vystoupi arma-
dy, jakmile jeho jmenovani
bude potyrzeno senatem. Wood
vydal prohlaseni, V nemz
pravi: "Preji 81 pfijati guver-
n6rstvi, ponevadz verim, ze
vaznost situace jest takova, re
nemohu dbati sveho osobniho
prani. Vycit'uii, re jest to mo-
il vlasteneckou povinnosti pri-
iati a hodlam ujati Sc povinno-
sti ufadu tax rychle, jak moz-
no. Die nynejsich pland
Wood -Forbesova komise, jez
byla poslana ma Filipiny stu
dovat pomery tamni, vyjede
10. zari a We Spoj. Statech jest
ocekavana kolem 10. rijna.
Souhrn sve zpravy bude tele-
grafovati presidentu Hard
ingovi pred tim nez opusti o.
strovY.
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ALOIS gIRASEK
u r0kDe delnikODU.

Naklonil hlavu V tvrdem tuhem spanku
iiz Sc vice, vice nezbudi.
Po tezke, tvrde oddechl 81 praci
a mic mu dobre srdce nezbudi
Vsak zarmutku mel ma tom svete dosti
az do hrobu cd bujne cd mladosti
jiz Sc vice, vice nezbudf.
Mel syna. = Mel byt vlasti bojovnikem
synu tom sve vlasti b6dne I'll.
Hoch hledal moudrost skolach,
a otec -delnik, ten Sc lopotil.
Dal vSecko mu, co ziskal svojf rukou
a nestyskal mad prace tezke mukou,
vzdyt' We SVEN synu vlasti zil
"Muj hochu dobry" rikaval tax synu
"Ty maticky Sc lepSich dockas dob =
Bnh vami! Den az slavy uvitate,
tez rozpomen Sc ma milky muj hrob -
co mel jsem, rad jsem dal, svou pilnou I
Ty muzes vic, ty mirni matky muku,
az dockate Sc lepsich jeji dob.
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BITKA V, .TMAVE SVETNICl,

Harrisburg Pa. 3. zaff = Bitva revovery ennote
male sv6tnce Liverpool dvacet mil cd tohoto
STA dnes casn6 rano m6a nasedek zab Thomase Uhe
konsteba poranen E. Wlsona elena stani polce Roy
Jonese domneeho elena tupy slepcich zodej Wilson by
sreen do prsou ekar prav ze vyhdky uzdaveni sou
chane Zapas sweden by obydl Danela Bennera kde
lciste pokusil zaknou Bennera jeho Charlese
Kdyz tam veSli eden nuzd shasl sveto al sre Will
kles prni Poiciste odpovede strebu okamzik
Ush by zab Jones Benner utek pax do hor nasedovan
druznou polcistI farmarG Daniel Benner Jones by chy
cen bve nz Jones stfelen byl do krku Jednomu do
mneych zlodejI podarilo uprchnouti.
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v NEW YORKU UHORELO
PET OSOB.

New York, 8. zari. V tene-
mentnim dome ia Prvni Ave.
vypukl dnes rano zalozeny po-
Ear. iemuz pablo obet' pet
lidskych zivotd, dve jine oso-
by nebezpecne popaleny ce-
la rada rodin jen ztezi zachra
nena pred smrti uhorenim.
Nalezeny byly hadry nasycene
olejem, take neni pochyby,
re Sc jedna o zlocinne dilo
zhar1. Zahynuli Calalano $
manzelkou, synem a dcerou a
B. D. Lucca. Ohen siril Sc v
drevene stavbe tax rychle, re
uhoreli nemeli casu ma svoji
zachranu a zahynuli drive, nez
Sc mohli dostati X oknnm.
(Zprava nepravi, V kterych
mistech Prvni Ave. pozar wy
pukl, ale die italskych jmen
zahynulych a die okolnosti, ze
budova byla dfevena, mono
jistotou ocekavati, ze Sc me-
stesti udalo mimo ceskou etvrt
y dolennim meste.)
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BULLETINY.

Washington a. zafi. Do va
lecneho departmental dosla
vcera pozde vecer zprava ze
Zap. Virginie cd brigad1iho
generala H. H. Bandho,ze, v
ktere Sc hlasi, re Sc V Sharp
les Madison vzdalo as 400
vzboufenca, kteTi soucasne Wy
dali as 80 kusI palnych zbra-
nj.
Logan, w. Va, 3. zari. Do
pisovatel listu New York Tri-
bune, Boyden R. Sparks, byl
dnes postfelen do hlavy a no
ny "a cesty, jiz podniknul We
spolecnosti jinych novinaf-
skych zpravodajG pres hory
cd Blair do Logan. Deepest "a
sila dr.. H. D. Hatfield, byva-
ly guverner Zap. Virginie, KITE
ry zranenemu poskytl prvni
pomoci. Sparks jest poran6n
jen lehce. Ostatni novinari zI-
stall bez pohromy.
Charleston, 3. zari. Zpravy
doSle do zdejsiho armadniho
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v Mingo panuje po-
nerny kid.
Postreleny zpravodaj new
yOrskehO listu.

hlavniho stanu vypravuji, ze
ma tax zvane "fronte" V Boone
Logan okresich panuje kid a
re Sc federalni vojsko nenotka
va nikde odporem. Podobne
pokojne Sc deje i vycist' 'ovani
cest a rozptylovani ozbroien-
cu ma bitevni linii.
Urednich zprav sice nedo-
slo, ale gen. Bandholz doufa,
ze obdrzi potvrzeni techto ra-
portG primo re stredisk vzpou-
ry. Zdrzeni toto zavineno bylo
hlavne prerusenym TELEGRAPH
ckym a tel. vedenim "a Ma
Olson, ktere jest rychle opra-
vovano.
Ia vcerejSich boju diva pa
dli dopraveni byli dnes do Lo-
gan. PatTi do rad utocicfch, a.
lie jejich totoznost nemohla
byti az dosud zjistena. Dnes
kratce pred polednem byla
palba obnovena pomoci stroi-
nj pusky postavene nekde u
Crooked potoka, ale iirady az
do teto DOLBY nemohly ziistiti
presne jeii postaveni.
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Tu ct6te V ieho tvari vraskovite,
ma jeho rully hled'te moody
a dozvite Sc tom v6rnem srdci
a slZou skropfte tvar mrtvoy.
Svou bednou vlast miloval made vSecko,
j vychovat cht6l dobre, Verne decko,
j zasv6tit sve ruky moody
Dorostl We strom step - hoch jary muze
q silou ducha tepal vrahG rad.
D6lniku otci prisla radost srdce
liz vlas mu zb6e byl prece mlad
A po praci kdyz spocivalo t6lo,
ku hvezdam vrouci slovo zalet6lo
ga syna, ktery tepa vrahG rad.
Naklonil hlavu tvrdem. tuhem spanku,
a liz Sc vice, vice nezbudf
Po tezke, tvrde oddechl 81 praci
a mic mu dobre srdce nezbudi.
l.Sem poidte pani vizte mozol vrasky.
Jak on sve vlasti, mate tolik lasky?
Ach on sc vice. vice nezbudi.
Iov
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INDICKA VZPOURA.

Londyn3 zar. = Indokv lifad sd6luje indusralrf
sporyv tovari tst Madrasske vedy vaznym vytrznoen
% srpna Poce byla donucena dvarae vystfeti day.
cemz usmrla osob q porana Voso bylo povo-
lano pomoc polici zednao poradek bez daSho boje
Caicut Briticka Indie g. zari Britcke vosko ez ieo
motorovych karach do MaapuramU byo napadeno 1000
Moplahd blfze Mongau PriruG naGenfk poce Lancaster
diva voiac by zab n6kok poran6uo Moplahove utrpe
Ii tezke ztraty
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-05
STATECNE CHICAzSKE PO-
LICAJTKY.

Chicago, 3. zafi. 25 policaj-
TEX stalo v fade pri obvykle
inspekci, kdyz Sc pojednou,
kde Sc wal, tn sc wal, obje-
vii had. Chrabre ochrankyne
bezpecnosti rozprchly Sc stra-
chy do vsech kouti, jakoby Sc
byla objevila mys. Hada Sc
zmocnil pozdeji policajt rodu
muzskeho a odvedl no mali
tell.
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MESTO LIMA DOSUD BEZ
PLYNU.

Wooster, 4. zari. Ira L. Nee
ly. riditel the Medina Gas and
Fuel Co. vcera prohlasil, re
vzdor rozkazu statni utilitni
komise, jeho spoIecnost doda-
vani prirodniho plynu do me-
sta Lima a tfi sousednich NEST
neobnovi. Ida Sc ale, ze ply
marina neni 81 prilis jista svy1n
poeinanim, nasvedcuji tomu
dotazy II pravniku.
Statni utilitnf komise nafidi-
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co S RUSKYMI BEZENCI?

Geneva zafi 800 600 az 400 900 ruskych
b6zenc ke vSech staech Ev
ropy, bude iednm ne6zSich prob6mn nnz bude
byva druhe genern shromazden Svazu NarodG zaha
zde zasedan pondeli za Oazka 6cho bezencd dosah
la takovch rozm6r jake meznarodn problem re evropsk6
aty uznay ieho uSt6n pravem prinaez Svazu Narod
Jednotlv6 vady nemohou MIN pry mic poifdit.
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WHITE KANDIDATEM GUVER-
NERSTVl.

Washington, 3. zarf. - George White, Maretty, O.,
fedseda narodniho demorackeho vyboru kanddaen
ufadu guven6rkeho kteryz nyn zasava Davis Ozna
men tom mysu utn White dnes dodav, VIDA pred
sednictv narodniho demokratck6ho vybor almie vyda
formalni ornament zahaj kampan Havnmi pankam je-
no platformy budou prY nizS dane danicn reforma
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la telegraficky spolecnosti, "a
by plynovou sluzbu opet "a
hajila a zalezf pry ted ma
tom, jak Sc plynarna zachova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-05
POTRAVINY DRAZSf V SRPNU.

Washington, g. zar. = Ceny potravin drobnem prodeji
zacna op6tne stoupa Die zprvy odboru prace d6eni
tom smysu dosla ctnact velikych Az do 6ervence
zboz vseho duhu kesay neusale avsa behem
soupy cd do procen Povsechne poravn sou cd SO
dc 75 procent vyssi, nezh sbyly pred valkou
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MA CESTE DO RUSKA.

New York, 3. zafi. "Spolecne prevail sme zodpoved-
most zaopatfen ednoho da denn6 pro 900 rusch d6
ez by as nak zemfey, pravil pukovnik William Fl. Has
ke na6enk msse Amerck admnistrace do Ruska
pred odezdem do Eropy svym stabem pracovnk. Puk
Haskell prohs ne posledn strukce Hooverovy sou abso
utn Nemaj tnti zadneho ozdiu poltky rassy neb
viry