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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

rho heights of realism hat PROV
rcSS in motion plulur" p~rDauriug
shown IN 'Eaithn"uud." a Guldwyu
sHv"rnin, from the story 10y TIC
noted author, liasil King, Th" pie
Tyr" r"in's !" III" Isis All wc.E.
IN" manner in which the producers.
uy TIA" use OF double exposure. Timed
~ split seconds. Cuusc IN. spirit 81 a:
murdered man 10 miurlc Win ia.
able film.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
About tn, EuIton Family.

7. Z. T.. GrccnSboro. =. C.-I.cwis
Dalton. father OF the notorious bal
ton boys. was born in Kentucky in
1921. and served through the Next
can War as n iifcr. In 1850 he moved
to Missouri. locating in Jackson
County. near Independence. In 1859
the Dalton family suffered from the
foreclosure of a mortgage upon their
missouri farm. ana moved a. Law
renee. Kan, later going to oswcGo
and then to Oklahoma. where the
father died. The Dalton boys opcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Spirit of Virginia Press

Says the Newport News Press: MIR. Daniels.
IN a Richmond address,. referred TO the Presi-
dent as the last OF the great Nirginians'-a
thing that the conflict OF truth with modcsty
would not have permitted him to remark. had
Mir. Wilson :irst seen the light Down Home"
w see by the papers observes the I,ris-
iol i~icrald-touricr. that American peanut
growers are hcing impoverished by the nau-
pcr-raisch peanut of the Orient. hut the Amer
lean peanut consuiper is curious to know how
come
III" Roanoke Times thinks General Dawes
Viii never be a shining success in politics and
gives its reason for SO thinking as follows:
lie spcaks the truth too uneuu!vocauy and
'rhnklN to Get anywhere in n field OF human
"ctiNiiy whore sly, round n bout. devious
methods are all but second nature"
The Portsmouth star thinks tho allies
showed bad Judgment IN demanding the i'm
possihl" Of Germany. II says: Nobody has
any symrathv with erma hut nobody
wants to see another war for the enforce
mcnt OF terms that cannot he enforced"
Shrincrs ar" planning TO present The House
boat on the sticks ilarding's craft. II will he
noted. is The Household That Sticks There's
quite "A difference"
The Norfolk Virsin!nn-Pilot Is responsible
for the "Oaths arc not always
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
''CindtrriIn's Twin

L"Itb!r cinderella is With n.
agH.n-or rather her new twin sis
tcr-w himsical!y appealing and spir-
kling!y fresh. she viii b. seen nj
"a" Odcon Thc;ttcr today when TIA
Metro special. ''Cind.rclla's Twin"
viii be featured as the attraction t..
tho hi!l.
Which is cause FOR rejoicing. E'o,
rumor hath ii that this LECTURE Is
one delightful conCoction "ith al! tina.
old ncVcr-faiiinE charm. And piuuan;
iililc Viola Dana is Their" as TIA.
Star-th :cullcrE maid who rnoS
straight into Il twentieth century
mansion to find the heart OF IN,
man she loves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
John nnchnn. Srnfch Mrlter.

novelist and journalist. was born nj
Perth, Scotland. in 1875. He was edu-
Gated at Glasgow University and at
oxford. His father was n minister.
the Rev. John iiuchan. OF Knox United
Free Church. Glasgow. Some OF the
writer's publications are: 'Sir
QuiNotc." ~ Lost Lady Of Old Years.
The iIalf-ilcartcd." 'Prcstcr John"
Sir Walter Raleigh" 'Thc Moon En-
durcth." salute to AdvcnturcrS."
Poems. Scots and English" and MIR.
Standfast."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Twcnt,-rIvc IIur, in Train cru.h.

BRAZIL. IND. Feb. 13.-Twcnty-
five persons were Injured. several
seriously. when two i~ntcrurban cars
carrying Il funeral party from Tcrrc
liaute collidcd in a siding near here
today. The W cars bearing the
family ana friends of Otis Purcell.
whose funeral was held here, wcrc
taking a siding 10 permit a limited
~interurban to pas when the crash
occurred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

:" 'oV'hSton Virginian closes what pur.
.'"''s TO be IL religious editorial as follnws.
r'' n world. the flesh and the devil come to
,a, " nc Lent is passed. They don't
stay permanently buried. Tbov make ii,, i,-
'errS'ihs. and wicked. People like ia he
Na..'", ."""Rh they pretend they don't. Iiu,
'"s' "' 'h'm find forty days. even. "a pretty
row path" "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

was mad, tunigh, by Kohnr, "
Woo!ley former Interstate Conn
't"r"" Commissioner. that the mem
n"rs II tho Democratic National
committee" p~cti'i"ning chairman
ti"0rgr white. To- call "A rucr,jnr ~
ihr tUll committee were C~ngngiur in
q movement To bring about the nomi-
h7tl"n Hf u n candidate for the
presidency in 1904
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
'.Ncst IL West"

Eugene Manlovc Rhodes. we'll
kncwn author. whose stories of the
West faithfully reflect life as il raul-
" is lived in beyond the Rockies.
claims to have used the screen por-
trayalS Of Harry Carey as his model
for the character of Dick Humboldt.
in West Is West" II is, therefore.
not surprising that West Is West
should have been selected by Carey
for notion picture purposes. The
feature is TO be seen ut the BlYcbird
Thcatcr today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Gonzales Thinks ,.]c-u,i,r.

NJ peru. Feb l3.-Wininm z.
Gonzales. of Columbia. :. G. United
states ambassador here. through th"
local newspapers today, thanked the
i''"ple nf Lima for tho cordial re-
crp.iun ]tcuG"red the officers and men
"f United States Atlantic Fleet dur
ing their stay here. lie also sent
!tir personal hanks 10 the ncwspa-
i'"rs FOR the way in which news con
corning the feet was handled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
chickens" Fine tomrhy.

Douglas Mn"Lcan's latest comcdv
ChicittnS,' which comes 10 the Eljou
I heater tOdhy. * on" OF the finest OF
MS screen r~'pcrtUirr. There are
many laughahlc situations. nil O!
which are ably presented by II sup
r"rtinE company headed 10y GlaGy IS
George.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Good nronh way Picture.

Don't even trust your best friend
to do your proposing for you
DO that little job yourself. orwell.
just see The Beloved Villain when
ii GENES to the Broadway Thcatcr for
six days. beginning today. In this
latest Wanda Hawlcy Rcalart COM
cdy-drama. the complications Of the
famous Priscilla, John Alden ana
Miles Standish situation are re-cn-
acted, this time with a hriiliancc Of
wit one expects of Il French setting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
JAPANESE SHIP SEIZED
IN GALVESTON HARBOR
inauguration om"ini Say uont
"n"nEn, i!r'rn stow n,NnIs-Gos-|ts
'"'H'h' wants SI.ptU t'rnnItI.,

..InN -N'''Hi'U I'rUsH
h',HtbN TEN. Feb l3-Ihc Inn.
~. Sleii,Sh.p iukuyo Maru. from
N'irS"iI.es. France. was soiyrI ~ =" -
u'puty jniinh state. marshal i'm Cal
T1,sioh harh9r today la "a libel sn.t
United states diytric, ntIorr..' 9''"'
lWi,hiEraiiom officials chnrr. ina,
.h. snip hrhupht eleven .InD,nrsc 80
No. ~ S,nHitFNhys Tn" Iapnncse
Ihc government ~ cout.nd,rr IT,.
9, l"itlcs. which may ho n. Nj '.s
s''''' Tor each aiowanny 7' az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Information bureau

Inquiries regarding almost amy
topic. excepting on legal ano medi-
cal Subjects, nrc answered free. Al
ull Inquiries nrc answered directly
ID! personal letter. n nclf-ILdrcNse,
stamped envelope Is required. Nd
dress The Timcs-Dispntch Informa-
tiun i.urrau. richmond. va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

n'u' Literature preserves the fine thought
mat Mercy sometimes drops tears on the page
Where "aths are recorded among mortal sins
"'''ti"s them out forever. If Mercy has tears
'" sac" III such Il cause. they are called for
ih III" puaHdary raised by Gen.r,I p,w,..
hamnS' and 'hcilS.',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
i,rrL s;nnc nj Victor.

At the Victor today Fred Stgn. VIII
be shown in his newest screen pro
duction. Johnny. Get Your Gun de-
scrihcd as Il rollicking comedy drama
with lots OF circus thrills inter
*pcrscd. Loves False Faces" is tho
supplemental comedy feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Very Intense.

"Didia notice said Iiings. "didja notice
where that scven-timc divorccc who made
two men commit suicide and sent one to .I,il.
Is gang to marry Gctrox the Millionaircc"
"uh-nuh.' said ling. Il dill. was just
ihinkinf. for 4 woman with n Past. Luck
seems to have made her a Present OF a right
large Future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

- w" rom the Farmvill Herald is
pleasing news although il mov he h,r1 o. ho-
,''E'' Md while noting tho crop reduction
IN, ~ is pleasing to observe that Farm
Vi'ie youngsters have discontinued Inc cuI-
''"''oh oil wild oats pretty much altogether"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
The Weather
FURNISHED by a.. S. Weather Bureau,
lF'Orccnst:

Forecast: Virginia.
Fair Monlny md Tues
day. somewhat warmer
Monday. couIcr Tues
day.
North Cnrolinn -linir
M0ndnS nnh Tuesday.
somewhat warmer Mon
day. cooler Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
''"n"n"Hr VII WI ,:,rrt rrc..ur,

N, WN"II!NI'TDN. Foo. i3.-i.rDInVnr
,"' p''',ulnr change 90 admiufstra.
w.. ,ui .1'h'n'S government Is rin-
' 5,""l I" hav" decided acnius, ~.
."- any rr"ssUrr TO obtain ~, nj,
q f'h"JGSimcnt AZ the IsglIcs az
.-o, - ",,% cen II and tho American
..g'' OF inc alien land law ia ,.aIiforr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

Much of this unemployment is due to a
:estlessncse that keeps - man jumping around
from one thing "a another. uniting himself
Tor any one thing in particular.
Why. it's got 50 that Government, Glue is
inferior and it's all YOU can do to make n
postage stamp stick to the job.
There was 4 Monkey tina; saw a Man look
ing mt" the cage. and IN" Man wore a monoclc.
n wrist watch and sI,ais.
SO the Monkey threw tho Man a peanut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Up With the Times


Georgetown earthquake sharp says United
states has had few shocks In last year. But
maybe we've become so used to being shocked
mat We Just don't notice them anymore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Polo mt Rex.

Eddie Polo will be seen ut the Rex
today in king OF the Circus" This
picture has been attracting ccneidcr-
able attention here. and the usual
crowds are expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

England is said to bc Hooded with German
dyes. which may accountfor the highly colored
stories that come out OF London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Local Temperature Y.strr,

J l.. NJ. ter p"rIturr .... q
MhNlfnuun i"inpcrnturc 10 y. Nj. o.
Minimum temperature TO y l.. M.... ..
Moan t'ili ~"raturc Yesterday ........ l..
Norman temperature for this date. 4;
Excess yesterday
deficiency -iucc March / ............. II,
Excess since January | ........... 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

Georgetown earthquake sharp says United
states has had few shocks In last year. But
maybe we've become so used to being shocked
that We just don't notice them anymore.
England is said to he Hooded with German
dyes which may account for the highly colored
stories that come out OF London.
And nrHr Hughes. he jcs keep on saying
nothing.
Now that it has become fashionable for
women Ia smugElc liquor beneath their skirts
there is a chance that the latter Will rc-cstab-
!:sh visiting relations with their knees.
Si"nrp's warning To Virginia Democrats not
70 do 5" and so reminds one OF the tail that
wagEed the pup
Now that cooliIgc's salary has been raised
by $4,000 the year. he may be willing to dig
ip moro than $40 4 month for a Washington
residence. lie viii have TO dig up more If he
gets one.
In the q. o. 7. reorganization OF the South
we wonder If the lly-whites and the lily
blacks Will continue 10 he segregated.
Dawes visit to Harding may have been with
out significance. but it is Il safe bet it was
not without pyrotcchnics.
Arkansas repeats its an,i-c!saret,e law.
Must have done it when Lucy PAGE CASTOR had
her back turned.
Anoth"r thing to worry about is that the
accumulation Of business facing the new adj
ministration may !njure the Presidents golf
game.
II Uncle SANS need of ii strong box" is
urgent. "" can let him have ours. which has
been empty ever since the proftecrs got busy
with its contents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Local %ltuiufnIl.

~ttainfIll l. hours ending S 4. Nj. Sorc
Rainfall y hours "nding S i. Nj. None
Excess sine" March | .................. ~
Excess since January l ............. l3S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

And nrH'r Hughes. he jcs keep on saying
nothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

Now that it has become fashionahle for
women !" smugSic liquor beneath their skirts
there is a chance that the latter Will rc-cs,ab-
!:sh visiting relations with their knees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Special Data.

THSiiI ,Ob@"r'hiiOhs at x 7. ". Yesterday.
WHO direction. cast; wind velocity. s.
M.Almnr ~ !, l.. NJ. ninAE-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

ADDRESS ALI. COMMtN-
ICNTIOS. Ia The Times
pisuatch anh not to IN
IiNiIunls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

ErnLisHED every. day in he year nj !" S"msh
Otspatch Publishing Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

Sl"mr's warning 10 Virginia Democrats not
!" d" :" ana so reminds one OF the tail that
wagEcd the pun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

TELEPHONES: Randolph
4. Private Srilnrh IN
change connecting Win
al departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
RirhmorlD Glnus-B lspatrh

Eat. l8ss Est. 1850
Entered january -. 1908. Mt ihr Post -Ofhcr Mt
Richmond. Va. ns second -cinsS nnttcr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
SMUTNY KONEC KRAJANA

Baltimore, Md, dne %. Ger
Vence. post. zp.) Rudolf Neu
bauer, pianista, zastrelil Sc ve
ctVrtek, dne 21. cervence We
Washingtonu Y bytu SVEN els.
626 New York Ave. Vedle ma
psana byla tato slova: ia ne
zabil. Amerika ucinila to-
Neubauer narozen byl V Bystii
cl mad PerStynem. Studoyal ma
hudebni konservatori v Praze.
Roku 1913 prist6hoval Sc do
Baltimore, kde bydlel V dome
byyal6ho obchodnika ma Ash
Land Ave, p. Kocourka. Y
Baltimore hral n6jaky cas- Y
PospiSilove restaurantu ma
Bay River a pax divadle 3
pohyblivymi obrazky. Z Balti-
mere odejel do Washin.tonu.
kde I'll az do sve pfedcasne
smrti. Behem valky vstoupil do
legie spolu bratrem svym =
sutastnil Sc boji IN svobodu
We Francii. Po valce vratil Sc
zp6t do Washingtonu, kde
hraI kapele divadla Metro
politan." Pohrben byl domu
stryce sv6ho, p. BeneSe. 1914
n. Luzerne Ave, V ned6li, ma
Narodnim hrbitov6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
NEZAMESTNANOSTI PRI-
BYLO.

Washington, 4. srpna. DIE
statistiky, sebrane a uverejn6-
ne vladimir odborem prace,
b6hem m6sice Gervence, neza-
m6stnanost d6lnictva Sc zvySi-
la. Y ohio5kych mestech, je-
dine Y Dayton pomery v tom
to ohledu Sc zlepSily, nebot'
1876 denlku al dosud zahale-
jicich ziskalo zamestnani, coz
Jest zvyseni o l.3 proc. Ia to
potet zam6stnanych d6lnikG Y
Clevelandu pokles 10 1924, Gi-
Ii Go proc; Youngstownu 0
1927, 22.8 proc; Y Toledu o
1,l30, 80 proc; Cincinnati
0 945, 7.5 proc; V Columbus
0 100, IT proc. V 38 m6stech
Y zemi, iez oznamila stoupnu-
tt neTam6stnanosti, poGet del
niku ma zahalce Sc rozmnozil
G 8,066.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
ZADNY LUXUS V KRIMI-
MALE.

Columbus, O., A. ,srpnar =
Pred tim nez guverner Davis
odejel do Camp Perry, vydal
prohlaSeni, " nemz oznamuie
uplnou zm6nu programu pro
postaveni move ohiosk6 statni
trestnice ma yezenske farme Y
London, timz uSetreno bude
kolem 1000, 900. VSechnv o
kracn6 prace a luxusni zarize-
nj budou pry planu vynecha-
ny. Kdezto prvni rozpocet
na zaklad6 pivodnich planl
byl S23,5O1,728, nyneisi plan
mohl pry by byti proveden "a
meme nez $9,0OO,OOO. Zmeny
odporucil J. H. Mcdowell,
m6stsky architekt cleveland
sky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
ZEMEDELSkA UVERNf
PREDLOHA PRIJATA.

Washington, A. srpna. Pred
loha, kterou ma byti poskyt-
nut uv6r farmarum, zeimena
ma podporu yyvozu ieiich w
robkG, byla dnes pfiiata V Sc
nate. Jest to nahradni pfedlo-
ha, predlozena senatorem' Kel
loggem, "a onu, liz pdvodn6
podal senator Norris 2 Nebras-
ky. Nyn6jSi predloha sestave-
ma byla sekretarem obchodu
Hooverem a direktorem Meye
rem z valeGn6 finantni korpo-
race. Predloha necini zadne
zm6ny Y zakladnim kapitalu
valetn6 financni korporace,
$500, 100000, avSak snizuje
obnos bondd, jez muze vydati
$ SO, 3,000,o00,000 ma $2,000,-
100000. Over nebude poskyto
van farmafdm primo, nybrz
ieiich sdruzenim a t6leshm to-
no druhu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
VZDUCHOLODf PRES
OCEAN.
ZR-2 vypluje rs. srpna An
glie do Spojenych Statu.

Washington, A. srpna. Ridi-
te Ina vzducholod'fZR-2, zbudo
vana V Anglii pro americkou
vladu, vypluje Is, slpna ma
svoji stanici Y Lakehurst, N. j.,
oznamil dnes odbor namorni-
ctva.
Namorni vzduchoplavecti
znalci odhaduji cas-, ktery 81
Vyzada tato transatlantich a
plavba, cd tfi do peti dnu, coz
oYsem zavisi cd pov6trnostnich
pedminek. Bylo .vSak poukazc :
vano, ze RIA, 0 n6co zdlouha
v6iSi vzducholod', vykonala
plavbu re Skotska do Novo.
fundlandu, coz Jest prima VIDA
lenost 3,130 mil, W 108 hodi-
mach.
Brzy potion, az ZR-2 prileti
do Spoienych Statu, budou pod
nlknuty daleke lety, al k paci-
flckemu oceanu, ably narod
mohl Sc presv6dGiti tom, ia
kou slibuje byti Y budoucnosti
americka vojenska a obchodni
vzduSna flotilla, pozustavaiici
z letadel lehCich vzduchu.
Obrovsky hangar V Lake
hurst, n6mz bude dosti mista
pro dve velike vzducholodi, ie
Ilz dokoncen, jakoz 115-stopo
w ocelovy stozar pro venkovni
zakotveni.
Vzducholod' jest 694 stopy
dlouha, o padesat stop delSi
nez R-34, jez podnikla plavbu
do SpcJenych Statd zp6t V
cervenci 1919. Rychlost jeii je
mezi padesati a Sedesati uzly a
mohla by podniknouti let al
5000 mil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
PODlL BELGIE MA OD-
SKODNEM.
Dostane $850,00O,OOO prvni-
no billionu marek zaplacene-
ho Nemeckem.

Pariz, /. srpna. Z prvniho
billionu marek valecn6 nahra-
dy zaplacen6ho N6meckem.
Belgie dostane $50 millionu a
Fraacie ien 70 millionu. To je
nasledkem toho, ze mirova
smlouya dava Belgii prednost
ma prvniho , pul bi!lionu,
zaplaceneho N6meckem.
komise ma nahrady oznani-
la rozd6leni pryniho billionu,
iakoa l24 millionu zlatfch
marek nahrady i pokladn
kvttna Tato poSledntia' su.ll
pripadne Anglii ma yydrzova-
nj ieii okkupaGni armady.
Nemecko zaplatilo $50 mil
ionn zlat%ch marek ma billi-
on splatnI 81. srpna. L toho-
TO Francie dostane obnos W.
rovnany ve francouzskych
francich, tili 70,ooO.000, kdez
TO Italie dostane obnos vypla-
ceny N6meckem lirach, tili
30,O00,0c0.
Belgie dostane vSechno, co
h7de zaplaceno Y belgickych
francich, dollarech, zlatkach
d resetach, kdezto ' dusled-
cich vviednavani Anglii, Bel
Yie dostane vttsinu castek w
placeaFch y librach sterlingu.
eZ 650,00O,O00 riarek, jez bu+
dou zaplaceny tento mesic,
}}eTric 'dostane vSechno. Tuorz
2 prvniho billionu dostane pi1-
blizn6 850,000,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
PADELANE cSL. KORUNY

Widen, 3. srpna. = Padela-
ne ceskoslovenske 500koruno-
We bankovky V osnosu 5,753.-
900 korun cili 81 milionu ra-
kouskych korun byly zabsye-
ny vide skou policif tetni
clenove skupiny penezokaza
byli zat6eni, jak oznamuie
" Arbeiter-Zeitung" Mezi zat
tenyn1i prominentni miSto "a
uiima universitni professor Ju-
lius Neszaros Budapest. Asi
S50.000 padelanych tsl. ko-
run dano bylo do obehu rdz-
nynli videnskymi bankami,
nezli policie zabavila zbyvaii
ci zasobu padelku.
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SNAHh ROZMNOZITI PO-
LTCH o LETADLA.

Jede1 2 reformatorskych
plAnu cleyelandsk6ho policej-
niho nadelnika Smitha Jest
rozmnoziti policii o tetu avia-
tickou. Aspon Sc o tom radil
Rexem L. Udenem, fiditelem
The Gieat Lakes Airways Co.
PoSledneiSi nabidl policeini-
mu Department. aeroplany
>poletnosti, iimil tato operu-
ie podel jezerniho pobrezi
nabidka byla liz iednou pfiia-
ia II pf'ilezitosti yyloupeni Ma
rine National banky Ashta-
bula Harbor, kdy zlodeji lu-
penn uprchli y ukradene yach-
te, aniz by je arci chytH aero
plany. Letadla totiz nemohou
sc vZdaliti mnoho mil cd bre-
hu, ielikcz by nem6la Y padu,
kdyby motor vlpovedel sluz-
bu, kde pristati, kdezto Il aero
planu namoi'nich Jest tato O.
kolnost dpln6 pry yyloutena.
Policeini na6elnik bude pry
Sc mayorem raditi o mozno-
sti zaopatfiti Department. a
spon ieden namofni aeroplan
pro patrolni sluzbu mad jeze-
rem. Pro pfipad nahodilt po-
treby pax prozatim pry vypo-
muze the Great Lakes Anyways
CO. letadly jeiimi.
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OBETi NEODUVODNENEHO
PODEZRENf.

Steubenville, O., A. srpna
PropuSt6ni okresniho v6zeni
Howarda Mitchella, 25-lete-
no, holite Z Wellsville, zatce-
neho We spojeni Sc zavrazd6-
MIN Harry Cumminse, mistni-
no obchodnika automobily, je
v6ci pouze n6kolika hodin. Je
denact osob, jez widely Cum
minse S muzem, nlmz vyjel
V automobilu V den spach3ni
vrazdy, sv6d6ilo, re nebyl to
Mitchell. Mimo to dokaZal, ae
posledni tfi tydny nebyl We
Steubenville a ze V den spa
chant vrazdy pracoval V Gle
velandu. Rovnez ocistil Sc cd
obvineni, jako by Sc byl dopu-
still bigamie snatkem Sc slec-
nou Rosalii Wattersovou V
East Liverpool, II. cervence.
Dokazal, ze byl rozveden cd
sve rrvni zeny, jez bydli We
Fort Wayne, Ind.
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ZEN V ZLODEJSKEM RENE
SLE PRIBYVA.

Policie East Clevelandu
varuie pred smelou automobi-
loyou zlod6jkou, ktera pod "a
ninkou, re chce zakoupiti au-
tomobil ma r. B. Templemano-
III, 1916 Euclid Ave, vylaka-
la noyy stroll. Predem jej w
zkouSela druhy den pfisla
do garaze, kde auto bylo Y u
schovani,vsedla do nej ujela
aniz by iei arci zaplatila. Po-
zd6ji bylo auto nalezeno v De
troit, kde bylo die zpravy tam
nejsf policie prodano jistenu
majiteli garaze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
KONFERENCE IL. LISTO-
PADU.

Washington, 4. srpna. Lee
by Sc neocekavana opposicc
vyvinula, mezinarodni konfe-
renee V zajmu omezeni zbro-
ieni, bude zahajena II. listo-
padu, V tfeti vyroci podepsani
primeri, jimz skoncena sveto-
va valka. Velka Britanie for
maine vyiadfila ochotu pfiia-
ii jakykoli den, jenz hodi Sc
Spoj. Statum a tudiz tento den
byl navrzen vsem mocnostem,
kter6 byly do konference po-
zvany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
MA OCHRANU rORDOVA
TYDENNfkU.

Chicago, 4. srpna. Prozatim
nj zanoved', zakazuiici zdeiSi
polieii prekazeti V prodeji
Henry Fordova tydenniku
THE Dearborn Independent"
byla vydana krajskym SOU
dem zdejsim. Soudce pfidal Sc
na stranu advokatu Fordo-
Vych, kterl dokazovali, re Ia
tykanim osob casopis omen
prodavaiicich policie dopousti
Sc porusovanl 1stavnich prav
obcanu a vydal prozatimni "a
kaz. 0 vydanl trvaleho zaka-
zu bude Sc jednati V zaffjo-
vem obdobi soudnfm.