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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Broken ArrOlU Notes

Mrs. G. II. Fault is engaged this,
week in taking the annual s'hool
census of the district embracing the
city of Broken Arrow.
The will OF the late David Hodge,
noted Indian chief and well known
Broken Arrow citizen which was ad-
mittcd to probate some time ago
was last week declared valid by
county Judge W. b. Williams over
the protest Of brother, Elam
Hodge. The document. which lett
an nf the estate to n ncice, Clarissa
Richards, is contested by the brother
on the grounds that the dead chlti-
tain was OF unsound mind at the
time OF making the will. The mat
ter will likely be carried to a hisher
court for final settlement.
Doubling the occult powers or me
professor" was tho reason given by
the manager of the local theater for
closing after the first performance
a hypnotic show which opened Mon
day for a threc-day run. The mi
tial performance was given before
a capacity audience, proving that
the professor" was not altogether
without Influence on the public.
\ burial permit was granted Tues
day for the interment in Park
Grove cemetery 6r the remains OF
an infant 'IHN VI W. u'' ~ ''
Il. Ramsey living on West Broad
way.
Charles Herbert aged one year
and 10 months, son of Mr.. ana MIS-
c. II. Alton. living on North Main
street, died Saturday night after an
illness of only n few hours. fu-
neral services were conducted sun
Iday afternoon from the Pentecostal
church by the Rev, Joseph Terl2zi'
! with intermcnt at park Grove ceme-
/ terry following.
vs.. NJ. pierce Of st. Louis IL spend
| ing the week with his father H. l..
! Pierce. and Mrs. Pierce, on North
! Main street. this being the first VISIT
| between the father and son for %
I years.
Pastors Of the various churches
/ Of this city have been active during
/ the mast few weeks organizing ana
outlining plan OF campaign or ia"
enforcement in general and a more
rigid Sabbath observance In par
| ticular,
| Ruth, the 6-month-old daughter
/ Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. Hayes living
4 miles south of Broken Arrow died
/ early Tuesday morning after brle'
/ Illness and was buried AT ihrk
Grove cemetery that afternoon.
After a short vacation house
| breakers have again resumed oper-
Iations i'm this city, the G, J.. Laws
grocery and meat market being one
of the latest victims when the place
was invaded Friday night and about
SIS left in the cash register TAKEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
TRIM 10000 OFF
RAIL PAYR0LLS
Additional Curtailment
Planned in Chicago
District.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-. Railway cN-
ecutives on lines ccntering in chi
cagp are today devising means
whereby 10000 employees may he
trimmed from the railroads pay
rolls within the next so days. Mo
than 10000 men already have been
laid off. 1t was learned today and
the reductions in working forces are
not yet at an end.
Western railroads have not yet
adopted the plan OF the Pennsyi-
vania system which recently made
20 per cent reduction in operating
forces and a so per cent cut in Oitlc"
forces. Railroads here are simply
reducing their forces where rcduc-
tious are possible without adopting
any specific plan for a definite re-
duction.
Estimates available today show
that the Chicago. burlington ana
quincy road dropped from 1000 to
5000 men from It's rolls; the Chi-
cago Milwaukee and St Paul 5,OVo
to 5000, the Chicago and Norm
western 5000 to 1000; Illinois Gem
tral $500 and the Chicago and Alton
between 400 and 800.
Reasons advanced for the rcduc-
tion by railroad officials are:
Loss in revenue that has reduced
the income Of the roads to the Level
prevailing before rate increases
were granted.
Falling business that has made
the service Of many employees un-
necessary.
A disposition TO dispense with
superfluous employees attached 10
the payroll during the period oil
government control.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Clara's Claim to Fortune
May Develop a Bitter
Legal Battle.
SENSATION PROMISED
"All the Facts to Be Dis
closed at Proper Time"
Is Ardmore Report.
BY MILDRED MORRIS

d n = NtIft iNfff NOIuFhAs
ARpMORE, okla. Jan. 20
charges that clara Smith Iamon
ru her return from Mexico where
sine fled after the shooting of Jake
Hamon. millionaire oil man
and republican leader of Oklahoma
Was offered assurance Of freedom
under certain conditions were
made today by persons close to the
dcfOnse.
Information tending to bear out
these charges came from sources IN
no way connected with the defense.
a. was stated that 'all the sonsa-
iioual facts will be disclosed at the
proper time
n is open talk here that under
wing the fight against the accused
woman Is her claim To- ShJr" OF
the Hamun millions ana that efforts
,n convict ner will be dropped If
She rclinquishos this claim.
Friends Of the accused woman
continue TO make charges that every
effort will he cXerted and political
influence used 20 send her to the
electric chair "tO hush her up
The accused woman herself and
those representing her emphasize
that she has no desire to reveal
secrets said to he in her possession
and will not unless compelled To in
order to save herself
It is not mere gossip of thc streets
out the talk of knowing men that
iu the hands of this woman, VINO is
rot vet 80. who Is without tho wilcs
OF a siren and has less worldly
knowledge than an lS-ycar-old New
York flapper, lies the power 10 shat
ter the political careers Of many
men in oklahoma and outside. To
destroy business prestige worth mil
lions and generally to turn high
pIaccs topsey turVcy. She is said to
have had intimate knowledge of the
political plans % Jake Hamon, oil
king and political car. and OF bust
ness deals involving vast amounts.
Announcement by Fred Ellis, at
torncy for Mrs, Jake Hamon, the oil
kings widow that she will come to
Ardmorc within two weeks strength
ems belief that she will appear AT
The trial of the other woman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Suffrage May Vipe
ont Immunity For
Wife of a Criminal

Special to The World
MUSkOGEE, Okla. Jan 25.---
The legal question as to whether
suffrage eliminated "A wife's i'm
munity from pcnIl prosecution
was raised hcre today by FEEDER
Judge Il. J.. Williams The court
In passing sentence on carlo Ca
uch for illegal possession of
liquor in his home, declared that
Mrs. CaluCha was equally
guilty"
The husband used so be re-
spOusiblc for the crimes Of his
WIFE said Judge williams.
But with women voting now and
having the right 20 wear snort
skirts and show their legs. I don't
see why thev shouldn't bc pun
ished the same a. the men,
Attorneys for the woman who
had been arrested, prutcstcd vio-
lcntly. Judge Williams then dis
missed the case.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
PICK A NEW AIR FIELD


Special TO The World
MrSkuGEE. Jan 25.-N com
mcrcial aviation Nold has boon sn-
cured hv j B WIT, aviator and
NJ. IT, Wood. business man. ThoN
have leased a 5O.acrc field ON the
nutskir, ut she ,itv wt"rc VIII Ia
erected hanglrs. machine shops and
gas oil stations Tor the use ct aNio
tors who may b, passing through
TIA, city.
Wailo m" field is private enter.
prize 90 viii Doe known ss mum
cipal aviation nold ana viii bc open
to all Planes will be- sold passcu-
gers will br carried repairs win uc
made and pll ntuor things usual in
"A field Uf this kinl The field prob
ably will ho made to M requirement.
OF the government for a regulation
field The corporation behind the
PROJECT Ia capitalized for $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Neus of Sapuipa
PLAN TO REDUCE
COST OF BUILDING
Material Dealers Agree
to Cut Prices II Per
Cent If Unions Cut

Special tu Tho world
sAPULPA, Jan. 25--A move
mcnt to cut the cost of building 10
per cent is under way In Sapulpa.
The first ot series of meetings be-
tween dealers was held last night At
the chamber uf commerce rooms.
Material dealers lumber yards. cNc-
trIcnl firms plumbing concerns,
brick plants. hardware stores and
painting firms were represented No
official statement VAS given out
from the meeting butt Il Is said
that all the dealers present agreed
to mako cuts uf a. per cent provid.
ing tho craftsmen will do ,hc same.
Reprcsc of the various unions
are now being communicated win
and meeting of thom is expected
70 b" held in q few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
S2,673,6j0 More for
ChOck-Chick Indians

u, Associated Press state Vrs
Nj SNUGEE. Jan. GA pay
m,ut approximately t2,673.G5o.tl
Viii o., made during the cum.u-
nww,r 10y the government tu jh,
CAo,taw and Cmrkasiw Indian.
according Co word received from
Washington tduN from Congress
man ". W uaaUnps The create.
part ut this payment viii go tn
wcmhcrt. OF the ChoclV tribe.
ON january l last. the secretary
~ the interior deposited SlG&1.
3GG35 10 the credit ~ the Chu,tV
nation aud f2NS2Sg to tho rr'du
uf thu ChiCkusaNs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
vc, Shin scandal IiIntcd.

WASIflNGTON, Jan, 2a.--Charses
made hy Senator Jones, chairman OF
the senate commerce committee, that
l. f. Andrews, an omploye Of the
shipping board, was Throwing busi-
ness to British shipping interest
will be Investigated by the shipping
board, Senator Jones announced in
the senate today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Cutyb poruni Bandit.

oscar BLU, charged with ropplhE
the Hall department store at Porum
last week, was arrested last night
at Poteau, whore he is being heId
for Muskogee county authorities
Blue had Just been released irom
the state prison whore he served a
term for robbing another fordlh
store. on this trip Blue is said 70
have secured merchandise worth
more than $1,000. He will be
brought here for court action
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Rotary Clnb for saltwater.

UV A9HNoTlTVU TTNsH 0INIV We
SHAWNEE, OKLA Jan, 20
shawnee Rotary club will SO to
SILVIA ternext Tuesday in body
to institute a Rotary club at thar
place. This viii be the only new
club in Oklahoma to be formed dur,
ing the service Of Everett W I'M
~ this city as governor Of the i'm
district which comprises Oklahoma
Kansas and Missouri,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
T. : steel Declares Dividend.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The United
states steel corporation today DC,
clared the usual quarterly dividend
Of IA per cent on the common ana
I "A per cent on the preferred stock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
General Postal Raise Proposed.

TOKEKA, Kan" jan 2o'--sno IA
and civic clubs and organizations
throughout the nation are to he
asked to aid in "A campaign by the
square Circle club of Topeka TO have
first-class postage increased "a three
cents and the postcard rate increased
10 two cents to aid the government
IN raising additional revenue, j. H.
Lee, Topeka banker in charge Of the
campaign. stated today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

Hides are being prepared for ship
ment in Brazil by new process that
dries them completely and removes
all Objectionable odor in eight days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Arrest "CnsIcSs Auto" Promoter

Early B. Colbert the ''Easless
automobile" IMAM has been re-
turrcd here by authorities after
having been arrested at Little Rock,
AK. He is said TO have sold worth
hes stock for thousands OF dollars
10 farmers and others in this sec
lion. lie is said to have told IN
yestors in This scheme that he had
possession of patent that would
enable autos 90 run practicalN
without gasoline. Just liiile To-
start the motor and then 1t runs
almost without fuel he is alleged
10 have said. His case Will be tf4eu
IL the state courts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
FRUIT PESTS WORSE
Mild Winters Causes Increase In In
sccis: san Jose Scale
Attacks Trees. ..

spec lal 20 the word,
MCSKOGEE, Jan. 26.-The san
J ose scale is attacking fruit trees
here. County Farm Agelt j. q.
Moore says that tree and vegetable
pests may he worse than ever TINS
year because of the mild winter.
Unless many hard freezes come IN
the next few weeks the pests Will DO
much harm during the growing sea
son, Moore says. He advises the
early use OF sprays and insec'
powders. That the entire fruit crop
may be ruined is the prediction
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
NADEJE v GEN. SMUTSE.
ZE PODARf Sc MU SBLfzITI ULSTERSKE
Sc SINNFEINISTY.

Londyn 49, cervence. Po odjezdu Sira Jamese Craiga
premera Ulsteru odrocen porad mez De Valerou Lloyd
Georgem do ctvrtka, pfevada nestota vzhedem vsedk
porad cd nichz tolik byo o6ekavano.
Jest dost mozno re gen. Jan c. Smuts hoafrickV pre-
mer odeb6fe do Befasu ako prostrednk ia stecnos
re Sir Craig pred navraem domG vyjad "jeho
uzby ostatnich dfednik6 jsou vzdycky dsposc" dava
wink nad6ii re UserSti nepromluv iese sovo
Trefn prav eden snnfensta dnes Nen to otazkou zda
Belfast ma by podffzen Dubnu nebo naopak ale
il byti podTizeny Irsku"
Kral ienz jevi ten nejhubs zaem pfitomn6 vyjedna-
van povola 81 dnes markvze Londonderry userskeho
ntra Skosvi nmz mel dlouhou poradu Ia okolnost re
stale n6kery Glen usterk6 vlady zdsva Londn6 pokada
Sc ez dobrou znamku
Panue mfnenf, zaklade spoehliv5ch nformac ze
oyd George pfedoz t6 navrhy De Vaerov ttvrtecnf
konferenc ez byy schvaeny britickm kabnetem Repu-
bkansky v1dce eho koegov6 nepochvbne vra do Du-
bna patek neh sobou, ably porali vvsedcch
vadniho vyiednavan wall vahu navrhy brck6 vady.
Atko dosud nezankly nadeie zdarny vsledek porad
poukazue re De Valera nevada sveho pozadavku,
autonome Ulsteru mus by odvozena cd Dubnskeho
mcntu kdezo Uter vGdcove ou stejne rozhodnut re U
stersy parliament bude podfZen jenom Vek6 Brani Wy
rovnan 6chto rozd smyenf nebude ovSem snadnou vec
zda SHUTS sktecn6 sebe dlohu prostfednka
bude pTekonati mpohe prekazky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
HODLA UsETRITI sll2,5l2,62S.

Washington, 10. 6ervence Odhadovana Gspora s112-
512628 mGze byt docena rozpocech pfibzne Sd 000-
600 yadn vydani b6hem ptomn6ho ufednho roku
president Harding by uvedom6n dnes diretorem
Dawesem.
tomto odhadu NONE lspory jest zahrnuta poozka
bylo pdozeno budoucnost Jdad spory vIadnch w
danlh byl obsazen dops kery gen. Dawes postal dnes
presdentov.
Uspora jednotivych dulezych odborech jest uvedena
gen. Dawesem, iak nasledujc:
Odbor stau, $1.171,982 vaeGny po ovaci 1rad, S16-
53453 odbor valky S5.0OOOO0; odbor namornctva s10
DAT 891 vntra 191; zemed6lstvf ST.
6S7 O postovni odbor S35OOO postovn sluzba S14290
21 obchodu o63383 prace s10660; odbor
spravedlnost $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

Wal. PRY UPLATEK $4,000, ABLY POMAHAL
VYHYBACI BEkCDOLLOVL.

Washington, 19. Gervence. Prime obvin6n re S5 600
byo vyplaceno maioru R. Campbelov d0soinl ar
made, pouzVan mezi jeho nadfzenymi zajmu doccni
propust6nf Grovera Bergdoa efho yna-vyhybaGe byo
dnes ncneno p Emmou c. Bergdoovou Fadefie pred sne
novnim vyborem Vyetrue Gtek Bergdouv voenskeho
vezen.
Pf Bergdoova kdyz byla ujistena re nebude
hama uplacen vypravea Campbell napred $780,
O0O Rekla aby sci do peka, straS
ej bude zastrelen nebude- postarano ty
Uvoa tudiz dat $4,000 kterez synu
jehoz obhajcem Campbell by tyz pax doruc maiorcvi
Vybor zjisti re acko major Campbell mival bance eno
may prebytek 10 1nora deet dni potom kdy die
p Bergdoove penze byly vyplaceny uloz brokerske
Wasserman Bros $4,000 pozdeji $4,000 Tyto penfze
vsechny vsak zrati nezdarenym spekuacem fir
ieS6 pocita 81 MIN S415
Major Campbell ienz Jest pritomn6 nstluktorem Camp
Pike Ark popr nejake penize Cd p Bergdolove obdr
eel Ia obhaice Berdgolova by pry voenskym
soudem. By liz ednou vysychan pred vEborem rypi
Ian sv6dectvf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

prel, byl sekyrou tezce zranen.
Cetnictvo Kosic, ktere Sc po-
kusilo potom obyvatelstvo H.
spokojit, bylo ozbrojenym da-
VEN ohrozeno, takze muscle
pred MIN ustoupiti. K veceru
pfisly do Ard6nova vetsi posi-.
ly, ktere zatkly vice vytrzni-
ku, mezi mimi starostu a obsa-
dlly obecni dunn. Noe re dne
"a ma 25. t. m. minula kid
ne, ale rano cht6lo obyvatel-
stvo zatcene osvoboditi a pod
nlklo utok ma obecni dunn. Ma
ly oddil cetnictva ocitl Sc v ST.
tuaci velmi kriticke, takze mu-
Sil pouziti zbrane. Obyvatel-
stvo sc rozprchlo, ale po neja-
ke dobe Sc Ease yratilo, sesile-
no ozbroJenym obyvatelstvem
z Modence a Sylce a podniklo
novy utok Ma obecni dunn. Ko-
lem 8. hod. ranni maly oddil
cetniku, ktery chranil obecni
dunn, byl donucen pouziti strel-
ne zbrane. Kdyz po prvem W.
strelu, ktery byl vypalen do
vzduchu, dav Sc nerozesel, by
10 vystfeleno do lidu. pfi temz
zran6no IL osob, 2 nichz jedna
jeSte dopoledne zemrela. Pc
tomto 16inku obyvatelstvo Sc
rozprchlo a opustilo dedinu
DalSi pruveh udalosti neni do
sud znam, pon6vadz Ardenov
leZi horach nema telefonic-
keho spojeni. Do Ard6nova a
okolnich obci byl jest6 %. t..
m. odpoledne vyslan l prapor
'ojska 2 MunkaGeva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
POzADUJf vYROBU LEH-
KENO PIVA.
Zastupci farmari tvrdi, ze pro
hibice pusobi zemedelcum
$3OO,OOO,OO0 skedy roone.

Washington, IS. cervence.-
Y kongresniho zemedelskeho
vyboru prihlasili sc vGera A.
Jones, Zastupce obchodniku o.
bilim Minnesoty a Charles
Kenny. zastupce majiteld obil-
mic na severozapade, aby "a
dali kongres 0 dovoieni vyroby
lehkeho piva 2.75 procentnih0,
jelikoz zakaz podobne vyroby
poskozuie nase farmare. Pred
valkou prodali tito rocne 80
milliona buSld jecmene pivo-
varGm a mimo to prodali Jim
i jine produkty, takze vyroba
piva prinesla farmardm tn sta
milioni dollaru prijmu rocne.
kteryzto pffjem po zavedeni
narodni pohibice 1plne odpa-
dl. Farmaf1m o pivo Sc hlavne
nejedna, jde jim vsak to, a
by prodali vyhodne jecmen i
jine produkty, coz "a stavajici
prohibice uskutecniti Sc media.
Lehke pivo neni opojne, n.y.
brz osv6zuiici, kteryzto fakt
lie brave dokazat. Pak-li by
vyroba byla dovolena, pasova-
nj lihovin by castecne zeml
prestalo a lehke pivo zlepsilo
by zdravi venkovskemu lidu.
Dnes vsude ma venkove V
Minnesota, Wisconsin,, Dako-
tach, lowe jinde koluji petit
ce, pozadujici navrat vyroby
iecmenoveho napoje, kterezto
petice brzy budou kongresu "a
slany, kdy take znalci bude
demonstrovano, ze 2.75 pro-
centni pivo neni napojem opoJ
nym. nybrz posilujicim a osve-
zujicim. Mluvci zaverecne
pred vyborem dutklive pozna-
menali, ze tentokrate o vyro-
bu piva zasazuji Sc nikoli slad-
lei, nybrz farmafi. kteri zaka-
zem vyroby utrpeli pomerne
neivice. Farmari mai znacne
zasoby iecmene, kterych by Sc
brzy zbavili, pak-li prohibice
Ibyla by obmezena a vyroba pl-
va obnovena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
NEDOPUSTI Sc WILSONOVY CHYBY.
PRESIDENT HARDING POZHODNE NEMfNf EASE
--s-- DA1I v ODZBROJOvAcl kONFERENCL

Washington 49, 6ervence. Ia zadnych okolnostf
de president Harding tenem komse zastupujici vadu
odzbroovac konferenc ez svona bya podn6tu admi
nistrace do Washingtonu podzim
To znamena skoro iist6 Charles f. Hughes
sta bude cee americkch zsupcG Senat Spoienych Sta
til bude zastoupen komis pocke tabory bu-
dou zasoupeny ukaze pozdeii.
President Harding wal nau6eni chyby. liz Sc dopu-
still dv6S PRECEDENT Wilson, kdyz posavl cello americke
delegace mrov6 konferenci tudz
amercke komise Tmto zpHsobem neienom neosabi svni
vv ale esi lei bude posaven vyvozovati lei sp6Sn6
ednni konerence Rovn6z nebude president Harding
seova dTv6iSiho presidenta Wilsona gnorovani
Jso lest t6esu dosane vivn6ho zasoupeni
amercke komis
Londyn, 10. Die oznamen vydan6ho zde by
10 prozatmn uanoveno ably premier Lloyd George scastn
washingtonsk6 konference omezenf zbroieni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
SVETOVA POLITIKA SPOJ.
STATU.
Budou mimo jine pozadovat
nedilnost Ruska a Ciny.

Washington, 18. cervence.-
Spojene Staty Ia projektovan6
konference ohledne odzbroini
narodn budou NIT mezi svymi
pozadavkv nekolik pozadavki
zvIaStni dilezitosti. Ia vyjas-
fovani politkv ma Dalnem w
chode. americtf delegate bu-
dou pozadovat neien nedilnost
Cinv, lee ruskych kraft a row
nez neschvali nyneisf 1tvary IL
Baltickeho more. kterezto ze-
me pred valkou Rusku prinale-
zelv. Soustati bude tudiz pro
pfedvaleeny stav Rusku. il
nvmi slovy ruska uzemi ma
Vvchode nesmi Sc uchazet ia
porsko. kdezto na Baltu ne
mali zistat zadne samostatn6
republikv z ruskeho ilzemi
sformovane. Dale bude Wash
inetonem pozadovano. abv O.
striivek Yap nezHstal kontro-
le Janonska Cine Nv smell
obehodovat vsechnv narodv.
V PaTfai kona SO pTftorna
.chnza T.fgv narodh. ktera ma
rovn6z demobilisaci ma prvnfm
rnfste sveho programu. Schuze
ia nebude vsak pfekazeti kon-
ferenci presidentem Hard
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

ingem svolane, kterazto konfe-
renee bude sc die vSeho konati
We zdejSi Vseamericke budov6,
jez k podobnym konvencim
nejlepe Sc hodi. Ma konferenci
te bude zastoupeno Sest vel
moci oficielne, lie vsak oce-
kavat, ze mensi narody, zvla
ste move republiky, vyslou do
konference sv6 pozorovatele.
Spanelsko vvsle rovnez sveho
zastupce, ackoliv jeho hlavni
tisk Sc. domniva, re svetovy
ten kongres ma byti hlavnim
prostredkem k odvraceni valky
mezi Japonskem a Spoj. Staty.
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VELVYSL ANEC HERRlCK V REMESI.

RemeS, 10. cervence = Myron t. Herrick,
MIN vefenem objeyen Franc ode dne, kdy predloz
pov6ruc listing ako amercky velvyslanec by pozdraven
zde uvanm jez vyvolalo neho huboky DOZEN Byla to
pTezitos poozeni zakadnho kamene knihovny ez
staven fondy byy darovany Caegieovou nadacf Vsech
80 900 obyvaelG, ktef vrat do Remese moh sfsn
mist6 kde konan zdravi srdecn6 amerckeho
velvyslance jenz Par podela ony ezke dny kdy vezs
konlo sranu Nemccd has p. Herrickuv pohnum
chvel kdy ku shromazden promuv Behem eho reel Fran
couzi opetovne iasal.
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BURTON DOH. Sc ZKLAMANI.

Washington 19. 6evence. = Nad6je, ze Theodore E.
Burton kongresnik Ohia dfiv6 senator bude zvoen
pfedsedu dhezteho rozpo3oveho vbcru kongreiku J.
w Goodov Iowv enz vidal sveho nista kongresu
nesplnily By toz zvolen kongresnfk Martin B. Madden
ino jenz obdrzel 53 hasy kdezto 81 has by
c. r. Davise Mnnesoty 81 pro Burtona Ia w. H.
Indiany bylo pfislbovano olk podpory
repubkanskych kolleg eho zvoeni predsedu
no dileziteho vyboru zdalo Sc bVti Zajst6no
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KREV TEkLA MA SLOVEN-
SKU.
krvave ,ovoce swami komuni
stickych a madarskych
demagogG.
Praha, 30. eervna. - Po:

Praha, 80. tervna. = Post.
zprava. = ''Slov. Vychod' o.
znamuie:: Obyvatelstvo d6din
okolo Kaluse, vych. cd Mum
kacevo. Stvano komunistickymi
? mad arskymi demagogv, "a
Gallo %. t. m. ma vlastni pest
vvvlastnovati phdu. Obyvatel-
stvo dediny Ardenova. vedene
starostou, zacalo vyvlastnovat
rozsahle statnf lesy, ktere lezi
blizko osady. Statnf lesnik
ktery Sc tomuto jednanf vze-
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LEKARNICI PRO WILLISOVU
PREDLOHU.

Cedar Point. o. 49, cervence = resoucfch,. iednonvs
pratlch OhioskTm starfm l6karnickvm sdruzenm
zuie pfedpisovani whisky pva jake leku vyadrue
souhas Campbellovou predohou, ktere dava
pred dodakem nynesnu Volsteadovu zakonu podpo
Prothostnskou lgou Jah dGvod udava re die
onoho dodaku Zezovano by byo zskavani akohou chem
ckvm n5m vekym prGmyslGm jednotlvci dosalo by
absoutn moci neshodue nasimi americkm
ideami vlady."
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POTVRZUJf ViTEZSTVT REKU.

Atheny, 10 cervence. Urednf zprava vydana hlavni-
ho stanu fecke armady Male ASH udalosech
cervence c kolem Kutae znfm odv6vi Bag
dadsk6 drhy Potvrzen zpravy, Kutaia padla
poledne byo zde obdrzeno dnes rednch pramenu
ve6er bylo to nasedovano vseobecnymi radovankami
zprave uvad re cty tezka pon dea edenac stronich
pusek a 6etni zaiatci byi watt Reky.