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Evening star., 1921-10-23
Capital Sidelights
NY WILL p. KENNEDY.

President Harding, who got a
.trons vote from the musicians
unions all over the country because
he e.used to play in a brass band in his
youth, hasn't anything on Repres-
sentative W. N. Morgan Of Ohio, and
the latter boasts Of 1t. Morgan
started life in a log cabin, and the
wind hoyling around the corners at
tuned his ear to this sort of music
AS he grew up he INDUCED himseif
in blown music as a recreation, with
the result that when he was twenty
wears old he was a member Of a
band and played with 1t for a quarter
OF a century. He held a union card
and still holds 1t. Representative
Morgan played the cornet and bass
tuba, Just as President Harding did
but REPRESENTATIVE Morgan has con-
.,nued to indulge himself in this
,,astime and claims the distinction of
being the only member of Congress
who played in a band participating in
a Labor day parade this year.
x **
in Congress is Representative James
r, Mann Of Illinois. former republican
leader. Representative Mann is not
a one-crop producer. He takes as
much delight in growing vegetables
as flowers, and vice versa Then When
he has grown his vegetables he cans
them and distributes the homes -groWn'
home-canned produce among MS col
Mann enjoys spreading the love
Of gardens, and to this end proPagates
and distributes large quantities or
rosebushes, plants, shrubs, bulbs. etc.
one day along came man who ad-
,nired a rosebnsh and some otner
promptly dug up the bush and wrap
ned ii up with some other plants for
his visitor. The latter. asked: NOW,
how much do I owe you? Mann
yelfed: my boss does not allow me
70 take any pay for stun out OF this
hand to say Good bye" Mann felt a
hard cold coin between their palms
and heard the visitor say: We'll, old
man. here's a half dollar for your
eelf. just the same"
+ + 4
Representative r. Walton Moore Of
" SAS -
the traditions Of the courtly. hospi-
table Virginia gentry, lords on their
ancestral domains, who are demo-
crats BY birth. and sheer love OF
southern soil and southern air. home
smoked hams and the devotion Of
their retainers. Representative Moore,
coming from a noble line Of colonial
ancestry, has stepped himself in the
historic records Of his people and
dispenses today the hospitality that
was a creed with his for bears.
Nothing delights him more than to
gather a crowd of his friends about
him at his country estate, tn historic
Fairfax Court House, where he serves
rried chicken and roast ham dinners
such as have made his family famous
cor several generations. Colleagues
IN Congress from all points OF the
compass and from every state in the
Uniou have been his guest. and all
tide big public officials have voted him
prince of entertainers. But Repres-
Evening star., 1921-10-23

meeting the biggest yet held on the
great lakes-St. Lawrence river pro-
posal. The four national engineering
societies have named a committee,
of which w. L. Saunders of the Inger-
soll-Rand Company is chairman, TO-
arrange for representation from tho.
different regions affected This meet.
ing. designed to aid a broader underH
standing of an undertaking whose
merits are now being debated by indi-
vfduals and municipal bodies in vari-
GUS states. is. it was stated. anothere
step In progressive engineering par,
ticipation in national and interna.
tional affairs. ma
Western speakers will voice the
demand of the west for a direct and
economical outlet to the sea for its
immense surplus production Tos.
further the project a vigorous cam
paign is being conducted by the Great
Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Asso-
citation, voluntary association of tls
fifteen member states Of Illinois, In
diana. Ohio. Michigan. Wisconsin.
Minnesota. iowa, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Idaho. Montana. Wyoming.
Colorado. Nebraska and Missouri.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
RESULTS FOLLOWING
PACT RATIFICATION
Continued from First Page.)

armistice. These claims, however, are
not covered In the provision Of the
treaty. which says that German prop
erty seized by the United States may
be held to guarantee payment Of the
claims Of Americans against Germany.
But under the treaty Of Versailles it is
provided that the payment by Germany
Of the expenses Of the forces OF this and
other allied countries in the occupied
area shall be made immediately after
the money for the restofat ton of Belgium,
and take precedence OF other claims The
United States, under the Harding treaty.
retains for itself its claim for the pay
ment Of the American troops expenses
in the occupied area. incidentally, it
might be to the interest Of the United
States to have a representative with the
reparations commission in connection
,sith these claims. It Is said.
Evening star., 1921-10-23

States at the head of special mis-
sion, is to become Il permanent resi-
dent of Washington. He arrived here
last week and an announcement
states he will be associated with
Breckenridge Long. former Third
Assistant Secretary of State. in the
practice of international law. with
headquarters here.
DR.. Gil Borges was met at Union
station by "a distinguished party COM
posed of the minister of Venezuela
Senor DIR. Don Santos \. Dominica
DIR. l.. :. Rowe. director general OF
the Pan-American Union. and Fran
cisco ". Ianes. assistant director
general. and Dr. c. r. Mcclure and
Dr. Guillermo A. Sherwell. assistant
secretary and judicial expert, re-
spectively. of the Inter-American
High Commission.
1t will be remembered that shortly
after his return to Venezuela last
June. DIR. Gil Borges' resignation was
followed by reports of Il break be-
Evening star., 1921-10-23
RECLAMATION WORK GAINS.

Nearly all the reclamation projects
in the west have felt the prevailing
business depression, but marked I'm
provement has taken place in the
last four months. according to A. r,
Davis, director of the reclamation
service, who has just returned to
Washington after spending three
months in the field
Crops are generally good" Mr.. Davis
said, land the market has SO far i'm
proved for fruit, potatoes, sugar beets
and cotton as to make those products,
generally profitable. and farmers In
those lines are recovering their ilna1.s
ciai balance -. .,~ ...s.~.
Evening star., 1921-10-23

give him heaftleSt support IN tnlS
hospitality.
X X *
The new chairman of the House ap-
preparations committee, Representa-
tive Martin b. Madden of Illinois, is a
hard-headed business man, who has
won his million by specializing on
efficient economy in organization. But
withal Madden has not outgrown a
warm heart, which has grown. more
tender with the years and living close
to his fellow men.
Some years ago he had in his en-
ployment youth who grew up from
office boy to cashier. But the youths
family moved away to New York and
he lived at a. hotel, where he came
into contact with some sports" who
undertook to show him how to make
money fast on the races. 1t was the
old story, he won alluringly for a
time. then struck slump, and final
ly woke up one morning to find his
supposed friends had done" him and
that he had lost not only all his own
savings, but had dipped into the con-
cern for several thousand dollars.
Then in desperation he skipped to
New York.
A couple of weeks later Representa-
IiNS ChfOtS W. oPio AoA ioASy SoIo
a close friend of Representative Mad
den, got a telephone message that
the youth had given himself up be-
cause his guilty conscience had made
him imagine sleuths Of the law dog
ging his every step. On the advice of
Representative Madden, Mr.. Sproul
got every large patron of Madden's
concern but one to sign petition
urging clemency for the youth. Mad
den took this before his board Of di-
rectors and talked to them with good
effect. SO that the youth was not
prosecuted, Madden personally re-
funding the money. Since then 1t has
been repaid with interest. and the
youth who came so near to being
criminal and jailbird is now a pros
porous and respected business man.
In deeds like this Representative
Madden has found his greatest pleas
ure through life. and for the past
forty. years he has been aided and
abetted by his damon and .Pythias
friend, Representative Sproul.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Affects Revenues Heavily.

Therefore. broadly speaking, "valua
tion" touches about one-half of the
duty-paying imports and about one.
half the governments receipts from
customs duties. For the last fisca
year the total receipts from custom.
were S308.564 600, and for the yeal
previous 22.s02,000. so that "valua.
approximately $10o.ooo,000 to $780,,
00O.00 annually. This is under tn.
present tariff law. 1t is believed re.
ceipts from customs may be increased
to S5OO,000,0 900, in which case "valua.
ton" will affect abaut $2s0.000,000 IL
imports.
To reach a clear understanding o,
ton" of imported goods. the work.
ings of the present law and the de.
velopment of a long-standing system
lis Illuminating. For seventy mine
years without interruption the pro-
visions of the customs laws and the
practices of the customs officials have
been to value" or. assess" all i'm.
foreign valuation-that is, the valua.
ton placed by the foreign manufac.
turer or seller or importer. Prior
to 1912. the law governing "valua'
ton" shifted somewhat. The first
tariff act Of 1889 imposed ad valoren
Oh NHcTCudhuiSC OF lAS IlIlS
and place Of Importation" In 179s
the dutiable basis was made 1.-THE ac.
tual cost Of the place of exporta.
tion." In 1899 the place of impor.
tation" was restored. In 1917 the
basis was "the net cost of the ar.
ticles at the place when imported
In 1923 the basis was made the cos,
of goods "at the time and place when
and where procured" In 1928 the
basis was the actual value at the
time purchased. and place from which
the same shall have been imported
In 1882 the basis was the value "at
whence the same shall have been i'm.
ported into the United States" In
1888 the basis was made the value
"at the port where the same shall be
entered. In 1872 the basis vas the
price at the time when. the goods
were purchased in the principal mar.
|kets of the country whence import.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
BY EDWARD n. DINGLEY.

A S rule, discussions Of the
| ~ tariff question are dry and
~ uninteresting to the average
citizen-the man Tin the
street." However, the fundamental
principles are vital to the welfare
of all, and more than ever in these
days of disturbed and distressed
finance and economics. One Of these
funda arilentals, touching American
is the question of "valuation"-valua
ton of imports. The purpose af
this article is to make clear. il pos
sible, to the average man and
woman unfamiliar with the techni-
calities and workings of the. Gus
imported goods and merchandise
the meaning Of valuation" as used
in the tariff, and it's intimate rela-
tion to American prosperity and the
happiness of the American people.
During the calendar year 1920 the
total imports Of merchandise into
the United States were valued at
$5.278, 100000. OF this amount $3,117,-
100000 came .in free and 61,470, 900
were dutiable. In other words, So
per cent were free of duty and II per
cent were dutiable. OF the dutiable
imports about 81 per cent in value had
an ad valorem rate and about 43 per
cent a specific rate, the balance being
cent a specific rate. the balance being
compound or a combination Of ad
valorem and specific. Therefore inn
ports to the value of about $1,167,-
l94, 900 had an ad valorem rate-lhat Is,
that the question of "valuation" and
the application of an "ad valorem"
duty applies to slightly more than
one-half the total dutiable imports
Furthermore, a little less than one
half the total government receipts
from imports were from lad valorem'
duties.
Evening star., 1921-10-23

A S a rule, discussions Of the
, ~ tariff question are dry and
~ uninteresting to the average
Evening star., 1921-10-23

TAR from abandoning her con-
~ tention of right to an outlet
/ to the sea, Bolivia is girding
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Ololpena ma kafe.

G.. Page Bouis N. Fremont uli-
ce. oloupena byla o penezenku ma
Garrison Boulevard kafe. Vedle nj
sedici muz jel v kafe nekolik blok1.
Kdyz 9 kary sesel. spozorovala.
ze him zmizela jeji pen6zenka.
- Lacy Stockdale E. Montgo-
merry ulice. kdyz tlacil Sc v nedeli
ma Bay Shore zastupem do kary, o.
kraden byl tobolku. niz mel
S58l.50.
William Butler z Woodlawn
avenue. stole ma rohu Fort avenue
William ulice, okraden byI $50
Diva muzl vrazili do n9ho. Pc o.
mluveni Sc .odesli. Pc odchodu je-
iich Boiler byl chudsim $50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Magistrat Demarc0 uveznen a
OvSem Ease prOpuSten.

Soudce Vincent l. Demarco uv6z-
men byI sobotu We Spring Gardens
strazniky policejnf lodice 'Lannan'
a odvezen ma jizni policejni stanici
pro nepofadne chovani Sc. v ne
deli rsno souzen byl magistratem
Potee propulsion obzaloby.
Uv6znen byl pred skoncenim po-
slednich vodnich zavod6 spolu 6
pravnikem Keckem a kupcem Vim
centem. Tito. samo sebou &c ro-
zumi. tez prorust6ni byli obzalo.
by.
Podle vypovedi Williama Crista a
jinych svedkn spolecnost. niz De.
marco, Keck Vincent byli. clu.
nu SVEN byla tax rozpustilou a uzi-
vala takovych vyraz1, re tyto roz-
hodne nevhodnymi byly. aby je kdo
poslouchal, zvlaste zeny sedfci v
druhem clunn. Kdyz Crist zadal
Demarco spolecnost "a 'stiseni"
spole most dala sc do neho jeste
'vybranej5imi'' vyrazy. Vedle toho
jeden clunu. nemz zatcenf byli,
svlekl sc Sci sc koupati nedbaje
ma okoli sve
Svedkove mluvici We prospech
Demarco & Co., Ease tvrdili. ze 2
Cristova clunu ma ne volano "bana.
ma peddlers'' a podobne jine kom.
plimenty. Keck Sc pfiznal. ze sc
svlekl a sc koupal, ale ne pry doce-
la do naha.
Do vereinosti dostals sc zprava
teprve 1tery vacer. Soudce Pc.
tee v 1tery veSer fekl. ze to mic
nebylo.
Pffpad policejniho soudce vyse-
tfovan bude governerem Ritchiem.
ktery aferou Demarcovou nemile
dotcen byl. Governor rekl, nedove-
dou-li Sc policejni soudcove chovati
tax, aby vyhnuli sc zatceni, pTicisti
must sami sobe nasledky.
Pred nekolika malo tydny podo.
bne sm1le ocitl Sc soudce Eugene P.
Seltzer z vychodni policeini stani-
ce. ktery uv6znan byl ma udani
Franka Smitha re Sparrows Point,
ktery soudce nasel ma lavicce u
Druid Hill parku vedle sve manzel.
ky. Soudce sc omluvil, Re pry
Smithova zadala iej radu. Proc
vsak. ac oba z okolf E. Baltimore
ulice. konferenci drzeli noci ma
lavicce az u Druid Hill parku, hi
storie nepovida.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Ryan reSignOval.

ByvaIy vyberci eel. ienz ku pfani
presidenta Hardinga nucen byl resi-.
gnovati ma sv1j drad. vidal Sc no.
veno pos aveni sveho. nakupujIciho
statnlho agenta, do kterehoz urs du
ustanoven byl governerem Rit-
chem.
Ryan resignovai. kdyz nafizeno
bylo governerem sniziti vydani dfa-
dovny ze $32. 900 ma $4,000 kdyz
Sc ukazalo. BE nekdo jiny dfad w.
zadujici zkusenosti lepe bude moci
zastavati Kdyz svym casem Ryan
nucen byl iesignovati ma 1Tad W.
berciho Gel. byl hrozny narek rad
ieho vernych mad zlobou republika
n1, mad neydecnosti vlady, jez tax
vytecneho vyberc1ho eel do pense
posila podobne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Til Baltimorane p0cteni
RlmlnSkem.

DR.. Howard A. Kelly, Leon du
Bois Francis G. Nicholas, pro je-
iich zasluhy na poll vedy zvoleni
byli "a eleny Rumunske Academic
We'd. VSichni til clenstvi Jim nabid-
mute prijali.
Zadaji o propnSteni armadY.
Zl8.000 muz1 tretiho armadniho
sboru podalo 6. 100 muz1 zadost o
propustenl vojenske sluzby. Po-
Get zadatel6 prevysuie povoleny DO
(cet, ktery stanoven jest ma 5.400.
Ze sluzby propusteno jiz 5000 Ia
datel6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Straznik pr0ti celemn zaStupu.

Policejni straznik. Harry Ernest.
byl napaden. jeden muz stfelen a
nekolik stluceno pred vchodem dc
byvaleho saloonu ma rohu Fort ave-
nue. Andre ulice v ned9li rano.
Ernest " civilnim obleku) uzfev
ma rohn Clement q Andre ulic Fran
ka Roeslera jak tento udefil Andre
Pozlina. rozb9hl se "a 1tocnikem.
ktery vbehl do byvaleho nedalekeho
saloonu. Tam Ernest napaden byl
Ch. Brigermanem ze zadu. kter5
"a pomoci jineho vyrvati mu cht9l
revolver. Zatim asi SO mutt sh9h.
lc Sc pred saloonem kficice ''Zabte
policajta, zabte lej."
Ernest vytahl revolver a porucil
davu rozeiiti Sc. z davu pocaly Ii.
tati lahye. kameny hole ma straz-
nika skrze dvere, jenz JIM udeTen
ma krkp. hlav9 nohou.
Ernest stfelil Brigermana a drze
dav We vzdalenosti namifen5m .e-
volverem, pfitahl Brigermana ku te-
lefonu. pomoci jehoz zavolal al po-
moe policejni stanice. jez pfisp6-
chala dob6. kdy dav vzrostl jiz "a
nekolik set osob dvefe. okna sa-
loonu roztfiskana stale vrhanymi
lahvemi kameny.
Kdyz pomoc pfisla, Ernest yytabl
postfeleneho Brigermana ze saloonu
q tahl jej davem ku patrolnimu vo.
zu. Nsznamy muz udefil Ernesta
tax, Re tento sc skacel. Ernest
vzchopil sc a odplatil 1tocnikovi
takovou ranou.ze tento zapotacel se
do davu. N6kolik osob znovu vrhlo
Sc na Ernesta. ale odrazeno bylo o.
statnimi policisty, kterym konecne
podarilo Sc zatknouti Roeslera a
nekolik jinych. Straznik Ernest.
ktery v mistech tamnich konal po-
iceini sluzbu. ucinil 81 mnoho me-
pfatef mezi nedobrym relenentem.
kterym okoli too znepokojovano
Jest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Budnitz Statnim Suchym
reditelerll.

Edmund Budntiz jmenovan byl
prohibicnim feditelem pro Maryland
District of Columbia. Proti Bu-
dnitzovi, ktery csobne suchym ne
nj, marna bojovala protisaloonicka
liga. Budnitz. osobni pritel Maho-
ma Padgetta. ustanoveni sve deko-
vati ma republikanskemu senatoru
WI e .lerovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
FOch mas nenavStivi.

DIR. Hugh H. Young kabelogra
mem oznamuje Parize. ze marsal
francouzsky. Foch. nem6ze vyhove
ii pozvani mayora Broeninga ku
navstev6 Baltimore letosnfho roku.
Foch. ktery pfiieti ma do Spojen5ch
StatG. mel z6csstniti Sc oslay pfi
odhaleni pomniku Lafayette
Celia navst6va Fochova DO Spoie-
n5ch Statn je dosud We vzduchu.
Ma rOk do zalare pro ndereni Otce.
Obzalovan, ze udefil sveho otce,
F.. T. Butts 2 Covington ulice. od-
souzen byl ma rok do kaznics.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Velkoporota vySetrnje nhelni
Ceny.
ceny.

Vysetrovani cen "a uhli poealo
velkoporotou minuly ctvrtek. Sta
tni advokat, Leach. prohlasiI. ze
hotov jest dokazati. re Baltimore
existuje domluva obchodnik1 uh-
lin ma diktovani cen uhli. &C zakon
takovou kombinaci v5slovn9 zaka-
zuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Nemecka lOd do Baltimore.

Pc prve pc sedmi letech zakotvi
v Baltimorskem pfistavu Hambur-
sko-Americka LODI Deutschland, >
ktera Hamburgu yyplula IL. Ger
vence.
Posledni LODI .ktera sem priplula.
byla lnd' Bulgaria, ktera zde zakot-
villa 27. cervence 1914. Nekolik
dni potion vypovezena byla vaIka,
lod' zde znstala a rok pozdeji skon.
fiskovana vladou Spojenych StatI q
ozita pro transporty americkeho vo-
iska do Francie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
VOjenSky pOSluha zabit.

v boii, do kterehoz pustil se 8
byvalym soudruhem. John Finley.
AZ roxy starry posluha tabora Ho-
labird, udefen byv. skacel sc ma dla-
zbu "a kratko utrpenemu zraneni
podlehl. Finleya Huber byli dlou-
holetymi prately. V noci re soboty
ma nedeli odesel Finley do Hubero-
va domu ma Hartford avenue, kde
bydlel a odkud Huberem Hvykazan
byl. Finley, opily, kdyz upozorneD
byl jinym muzem dome. McElan-
Gym, ze iiz cas- ku odchodu. pustil
se do boje. Huber priskocil ably
zapasici roztrbl. V pokusa uciniti
toto. udefil Finley do brady TAX
prudce, ze Finley skacel Sc ma dIa-
zbu ulice pred domem nezli dove
zen byl do nemocnice, zemTel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
SpolkOyy vestnik.

Bratri spolku Cechie dostavte se
do mimoradne sch1ze v 1tery. &c.
eervence BrAtr Aug Klecka poda
zpravu re sjezdu. a bratfi obdrzi
7stupenky ma spolkovou zabavu. KITE
ra Sc o1hyva v nedeli. z srpna.
Karel Ceska. pfedseda.
Vaclav Peterka, tajemnik
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22

Burus Priet re S. Duncan ulice
nveznen byl pond9li, kdyz nechal
81 vyplatiti majitelem byvaleho sa.
loonu. Mardianim. jistou sunni "a
to, Re "bude mlceti." Priet jiz DO
nekolik nedel vydaval sc "a prohibit
cnfho agenta. ktery patrati ma DO
hrisnicfch prodavajfcich "n9co pro
zahfati" ziznivym. Kazdemu hri.
sniku slibil. ''ze bude mlceti." kdyz
tento jemu nejaky ten dolarek pod
stroll Ably 81 dodal 1redni vazno-
sti. nosil ma kabate plisek napi-
sem: "Soukromy detektiv."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Demarco milosrdnym k nahacIm

Magisirat Demarco soudici ma u
stfedni policejnf stanici til cernos-
axe hochy. ktefi dopadeni byli pfi
koupani sc 1stroji, iakem ma
svet pfisH, osvobodil tyto pozname-
naje: Molina ze jest to proti "a
konu koupati se v altogether" 200
yardn cd nejblizsiho domu, ale ia
ma to tax nehledfm. Hosi nekou-
pali sc We Spring Gardens, ale u
pi4ru (. S. ma Pratt ,ulici. kde SER
geantem Manusem dopadeni byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
PozarenSky vybOr pOSfla do
penSe.

We stfedu pozarensky vybor dal
do vgsluzby nacelnika 8 batalionu,
McCarrona. kapitana Grotha a IL
d6stojnik1 a muz6 rhznych hasic-
skVch stan;c
Nacelnikem 8. batalionu jmeno-
van kspitan Travers. Sest hasicn
povyseno bylo ma lieutenanty. Zm6-
ny Weldon platnost' l. srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Nice poStmiStrem?

Mayor mesta Broening mestsky
solicitor Marchant byli We stredu
We Washington pracovati. jak
pov6st di, projmenovani soudce Har
ry Nice postmjstrem Baltimorske
posty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Utonul V Middle fece.

Joseph w. Beck. vrcayi stroinik
.divsdla Auditorium. utonui v u
tery, kdyz 5 lodicky skocil do hlu-
bin Middle reky. v niz Sc koupal.
Beck, jenz dobre umel plovati te-
Sill Sc plnemu zdravi, zachvacen byl
We vode asi krecemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Stihan pro zpronevern.

Harry Charkatz. 32lety z E. Bal
timore ulice. sekretar stavebniho
spolku Denver uveznen byl u
tery pro zproneveru 81, ,53l. 03 po-
kladny spolku. Kdyz pred dvema
tydny zkoumany byly 1cty spolku,
schodek ten byl odkryt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Jak chOditi v Satech.

Francouzsky tenor. Augustus Pc
risse a jeho polovice Nine Perisse
zpivajici opefe Carlin parku,
slavnostne prohlasili, ze citelnou
Dotfebou ysech pani a divek Ameri.
ky jest vedeti. jak choditi v satech.
At pry zvoli 81 pfitelkyn9. ktere v
satech choditi uni, ktere jsou p1-
vodnich artistick5ch madam a "a
kratko vlivem jejich nauceny budou
jak choditi satech Ku dosazeni
1celu toho neilepe jest. TAX fran
couzsky tenor jest presvedcen. zaje.
ii 81 do Parize a tam ma fleku"
nauciti sc iak choditi v satecb.
Co platoo. povida dale cestujici te-
nor. ze Americanky jsou hezke. ze
jsou inteligentni. kdyz prec jenom
neumi choditi satech!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Sdruzenf pro 5 centove jfzdne.

BaltimOrske Sdruzeni Prace zana.
81 Sc planem boiovati peticentoye
Jizdne ma poulicnich elektrick5cb
karach. Organ Sdruzeni 'Baltimo-
re federationist' kazdem cisle
uveTejnovati bude heslo: my Ia
dame peticentove jizdne lepsi slu.
zbu -
Broening president Sdruzenf.
ukazuje ma Observation-Disclosures ota.
zee teto San Francisku. Spolu v
cianku o otazce iednajicim pise. ze
nabadaji-li kapitaliste d9lnictvo ku
nasratu ku normalnim pomer6m,
zde mali dobrou pfilezitost nejpr-
We ukaza.i sami dobre 1mysly sve
ne ]enom delnictvo. Jestlize to-
to spokOjiti Sc must snizenim mzdy.
proc ne spolecnost elektrick5ch kar
nj spojeni bankefi kapitaliste,
Person nkazule ma pekny
pofadek.
Vladnl prohibicni Inspector, John
A. Person. iehoz pTisne stihani po-
dolodnych obchodnik1 lihovinami
vzbud 10 mu celou fadu nepratel v
kruzich politickych a zavinilo pre-
lozeni jeho do jineho odd9lenf, re-
signoval 1tery ma 1rai sv6j. V
resignaci zaslane do Washingtonu,
Person prohlasuje. ze ''pom9ry
vladnouci mezi mistnfmi prohibic-
mimi 1rednfky netoliko volajl DO
vysetfovani, ale ze zahajene vyse.
tfovani odhali prekvapujfci infor.
mace.
Person neuvadi r0zne dnkazy o
divnych pomerech panujicfch We Wy.
nucovacim 1fade. Ma jeden vsak
ukazuje to ten, ze ''kdvz jeden
podloudny obchodnik lihovinami,
ktery 81 vymohl pflstupu do 1fado-
ven vynucoyaciho vyboru, byI od-
kryt a chycen. prohibiGni vyssi IL
Tednik se mu omlouval "veIice litu-
je jeho uvezn9ni."