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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
SMITH-PERRY.
Plainfeld Young Lady the Bride Of
South Ryegate Manufacturer.

A pretty autumn wedding was sol.
emnized Wednesday Oct II. at Elm.
view farm. Plainfeld, when Edah
! Merle, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theron C. Perry, was united in
marriage to Alexander Joseph Smith,
son of Mrs. Annie Macdonald of South
Ryegate, Rev. b. J. Lehigh of the
Baptist church, Barre, officiating.
The wedding took place in the par
lor under an arch of evergreen and
snowballs. with a background OF SILVER
spruce. The double ring service was
used, both rings being on a wishbone
bound with white satin ribbon and
suspended from fhe center Of the arch
The parlor was tastefully decorated
with ferns and asters The color
scheme Of yellow and white was car
ried out in the dining room.
Previous to the ceremony. Margaret
Murray, an intimate friend Of the
bride. rendered two solos. accompanied
by Miss Leila Hathaway, Lows
Awakening5 and "The Proposal"
The bride was dressed in white geor-
gette and wore veil. Her only orna-
ment was gold brooch, belonging to
her great grandmother, She carried
shower bouquet of bridal. roses and
swansonia.
The bride was attended by Miss
Margaret Murray. who wore blue crepe
de chine and carried a bouquet of vel
low chrysanthemums George Mae
Donald, a brother OF the groom, ecied
as best man.
After the ceremony a luncheon of
ice cream and cake was served. The
luncheon was in charge Of Miss Hath.
away. The wedding cake and brides
cake were made BY a friend OF Tie |
family 7s years Of age.
Mrs. Smith Is a graduate Of Spand- /
ing training class Of 1918 and taught |
three very successful years Of chool /
She has a large circle Of friends.
Mr.. Smith is a graduate Of Abany
Business college and served two wears
overseas a. sergeant in the motor
transport corps. He j. a member Of
the NJ p. Macdonald firm Of south
Rycgate. and is one Of South Ryegate's
most popular Young men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were the rec III
snts Of many beautiful and Useful
yifts. including silver. cut glass, Ian
N and large sum Of money.
The brides travelling dress and hat
we're of black taffeta. trimmed with
Harding blue. Il was made from tho
wedding dress Of her great -grandmoth-
.r
Mr.. and Mrs smith left amid
hover Of confetti and old shoes and
With the good wishes Of their loved
'nes. on an automobile trip 10 New ,
FORK where they sin spend their Ion.
ymoon, which win include a trip up
he Hudson and the Mohawk trail
hey VIII reside 81 south Ryegs:e iu I
heir neW bunRaleu N
Ihnse from uut ~ loun 20 srteni I
be wedding ucre Mr aud Mrs. WI !
lam Smith. Ers. Ella smith and !
aurhier. Mr and Mrs. George Mac Z
louah and Anrus McRrchie. fu - I
.euth Rreeate Mr ard Mrs Afan E
mith Mf and Mr. gatn Suiih nai 9
aurhtsr Fiith. al 6raHitftlis. snl q
ir- and Nrs. Ernest Sffa1ae 50 Bsogk ;
aL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
WESTERN LUMBER COMING.


Seattle. Washington, Oct. I3-An-
nouncement that the port of Boston is
preparing TO establish terminal com.
pany to distribute large quantities Of
Pacific coast lumber through the New
England states to supply the demand
that cannot longer be met by the mills
of Maine, was made by John n. Cole,
director of public works of Massa-
chusetts at last nights session Of the
American association Of port authori-
ties in convention here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13

London, Oct. l3.-The reported deci.
sion of the council of the league of ma
tions regarding Upper Silesia has
caused CONSERVATION in financial circles
in Germany, says Central News dis
patch from Berlin to-day.
Measures for preventing the with
drawal of German marks from Upper
Silesia into Poland re being discussed,
the dispatch declares, adding that the
great banks already re withdrawing
all currency contending that the mark
will be further deprecated in exchange
value if the Poles obtain large quaint.
ties of German notes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
DESIGN CHOSEN
FOR MEMORIAL
TO WAR IEAD.
TUIVBRIDCE FAIR
HAS GOOD RACES
Despite Threatening Weather Yestef-
day There Were Many
Spectators.

Tunbridge, Oct. l3.The s.worlis
fair" again proved to be the drawing
card it has been in the past and yes
terday found good crowd of fair
goers on hand to witness the horse rae
ing and to see the exhibits, agricultural
and animal The showers Of the day
cleared up about noon although they
threatened at times during the races.
In spite of the rain, however, the track
was in good condition and the races
were very interesting. A biting cold
wind swept up through the valley and
made fur coats thing to be desired.
During the afternoon an airplane
said to be the one which performed at
the state fair last week, hoyered over
the fair grounds and then found 4
landing place. 1t was announced that
the machine would be on the grounds
again to-day to carry passengGs.
The exhibits are said to be the best
in years, especially the showing of Jer
sey cattle, by members of the Central
Orange County Cattle club. Some fire
animals are on the ground.
Two running races created consider
able interest, the first being contested
BY three Hartland horses. In this race
the half mile was done in one minute.
Local horses, made up the entry of five
for the second race, which proved 20
be exciting
The results of the two races yes
terday were:
2:5o Class, Purse SIPS.
b. s., +. d. Smith,
Randolph ......-....-.-.-...
The Tailsman, ch. g, a. A.
Morre, Woodstock ........
Fred Mckinney, blk. e, =. Z.
Taylor. Lebanon, n. II. .. "a
Woodland billiard, ch. 9, w. II.
Norton, Vergennes ..........
Newport Boy, b. g., G. G. Stey-
ems, Randolph ..........,.. 5
Lady Dreamer. br. m, G. Bonn
bardier, Barre .......... g dr. |
Time: 2:24ha; 2;23Ia; 1926.
2:ls Glass, Purse $3.50.
Marus, b. q, W. NJ Heughton,
North Hartland ....... 22
Junior Dillard, b. g, w, S. Page,
Barre .............. ..... ? ,
1rand March, ch 5, James Me-
Leod. Barre .... 43
Dorothy Mater, ch. m, George
". johnson, Woodstock ......
Belle Locander, blk. &, +. A.
Slayton. Barre ..........-. s. dr..
Time: 2;lsh; 2:20; 2;ls.
To-day will be the closing day Of
he fair and three good races are on
he card They are the 2:40 class, the
"a class and the free for.all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
The rosth Annual Meeting Being Held
In st. Albans.

st. Albans, Oct. l3.-The l0sth an
nual meeting of the Vermont State
Medical society opened at the Owl club
in this city to-day with a large at
tendance. Every hotel in the city was
filed and many physicians secured
rooms at private homes.
The program opened at Q o'clock
Thursday morning, with call to order
by the president. Schuyler W. Ham
mond of Rutland This was followed
by prayer offered by Rev. Stanley
Cummings, pastor Of the First Congre.
gational church. The address of vel
come was given by DIR. Z. A. Hyatt of
this city. The reports of the various
officers and committees showed that
the society was in Aourishing con.
dition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
MADE GRANITE TOOLS.
George A. Main of Quincy, Mass, Died
Quite Suddenly.

Quincy. Mass, Oct. l3.-George A.
Main of Quincy. 65 years old. was
stricken with illness while making a
social call yesterday at the home Of
his brother -in-law, Thomas Douglass,
5s Brook road, and died before the or
rival Of a physician He was for many
years engaged in the manufacture OF
granite cutting tools, and was The
senior member of the firm Of Main &
Clark in Quincy. He Is survived By
wife, four sons and three daughters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
FUNERAL OF MRS. HOUSTON
Was He'd at Her Late Home on Ma.
PIE Avenue Yesterday.

The funeral Of Mrs. Flora n. Hous
ton wa held Yesterday afternoon q
her hnmc at - Maple avenue. Rev.
Frank /. fio1isacrd ofHciafed. Frei
InElis sang during the services. The
hearrrs were Ir-erh DenneF. Flovd
nterinr. EIuari fBr'tan. Games Hir
E rs. Morflulr fisrrr ard Earl Bat p
cider Hfaii-ee and frHnds Hrc pres
ert frem Ntrf hfrii. Mansneiiar. Bur
ii1rca ard WafeshuF2 There ve-e
nv aoaa tra1re. naris1 was m tts
iamig ui 10 HqPe e-meiers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
coPELAND-PoTTER.
Wedding Was Tuesday at Plainfield
Methodist Parsonage.

Plainfeld. Oct. l5.-Miss Inez Pot
ter, only daughter of Mr.. and Mr..
Bert Potter Of Maple hill, near Plain
field, was united in marriage to Walter
Copeland, Tuesday. Oct. IL. The cere.
mony was performed at the NJ. +. par.
sonage by Rev. A, w. Hewitt, the san.
gle ring service being used.
The bride was gowned in white. She
is one Of the incest young ladies in
our town. The groom is employed in
the North Montpelier creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland are enjoying
a short wedding trip TO Newport and
vicinity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
OLDEST PLAINFIELD RESIDENT.
Erwin V. Nye Died Wednesday After,
noon at Age Of o.

Plainield. Oct. Erwin V. Nye Of
this place passed away at his home AT
2;S0 Wednesday afternoon. Oct. ~
Mr. Nye was the oldest resident. be-
ing - years Of agr and having spcn,
the greater part Of his life in Plain
field. He was also one Of the few sur
yiyiBg Civil war veterans.
Besides his wife, 0phelis Everett.
whom he married g years ago. he
leaves two grandchildren, Ralph +. and
Florence z. Nye both Of Barre.
The funeral win he held from the
home Saturday At p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
CALEDONIA co. CASE.
Supreme Court Hears Arguments in
Case First Doeketed in 1911.

Arguments in the case of r. J. Shurt
left VS.. I. A. Norcross and trustees.
were heard by the supreme court of
Vermont this morning The case IS one
Of general assumpsit and comes from
Caledonia county court. Il was first
docketed on April 27. 1911. Walter
Dutton appears for the plaintiff and
Roger Hulburd for the defendant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
FRENCH DELEGATION CHOSEN.
Former Premier viviani Will Be
Second to Premier BRAND.

Paris, Oct. l3.-(By the Associated
Pressl,-The cabinet to-day officially
completed the French delegation 10
the Washington conference on limi-
tation Of armaments and far estern
questions. Former Premier Vivian
win be second to Premier BRAND. Sena-
tor Albert Sarraut and NJ. Jusser.
nd French ambassador TO the United
States, completing the delegation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
A New BrattlebOro Corporation.

Articles Of association have been
fled with the secretary Of state by
the Federal Garage Co. Inc. 81 Rrat-
tleboro, the signcrs being Thomas T.
Brittan. Beatrice J. Yearly and A. =.
Schwenk. al of Brattleboro. The con.
Germ viii sell, store and repair auto
mobiles ard deal in accessories. ID
j. capitalized at S2s 600 in 80 sha-ts
Of sloo each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
TWO KILLED AS CAR sKIDDED.
Lawyer E. ]. Parker and Philip D.
Cook Victims in Road Accident.

Broekten. Mass. Oct. l3.-Attorney
Edward J. Parker and Philip ID. Cook
a real estate and insurance man, both
Of Quincy, are dead a. the result Of
an automobile clash at 10 o'clock
this morning in Pembroke on the Pil-
grim highway, six miles this side Of
Plymouth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
LLOYD GEORGE COMING.
Preparing to Attend Impeding Con-
ference at Washington.

London, oct. l3-Prime Ministt
Lloyd George is preparing to 20 TO
Washington TO attend the impending
conference on limitation Of aruiaments
and far eastern questions and il il
understood that unless Unforeseen diff
hculties arise be viii be there for open
ing session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
cow CASE TO JURY.
Expected to Be in Their Hands This
Afternoon.

Judge sherman r. Moulton charged
the Jury in the case of II. W. MeAllis-
ter vs.. J. f. Benjamin. in Washington
county court this afternoon. The next
case TO be heard is that of Fred N.
Gotta vs.. John Mckay for alienation.
in which F. b. Thomas appears for the
plaintiff and Fred +. Gleason for the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13

Mr. and Mrs. C. +. Sunderland and
daughter. Beverly Mae. who left Rzf1e
Sunday fer q Wit IN 81 Aihans ani
Hirhgate- left yesterday noon hy anio
for NAM. Pa intrniing 90 speui tte
winter there uith Mr.. SunderianI's
parents. Mr. Sanderiani uas forms-
" sEzriaved - eieetriG4n al iouas
trrt hers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13

To-day will be the closing day cf
the fair and three good races are on
the card. They are the 2;40 class, the
2:24 class and the free for-all
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
VYPRAVA X SEVERNI
TOCNE.

Lisabon. H. rijna. PolaIni
cestovatel Shackleton. ienz "a
Imam byl sem Sc svou lodi bon
ii, "a niz ieho plavidlo Sc po-
rouchalo. Sdelil Wade Y
Londyn6. ze svou plavbu k to-
cne obnoyi liz zitra. pon6vadz
lod' Quest Jest liz tax dalece
opravena. abv Ma tax dlouhou
cestu mohla Sc vydati. Shac ckle
ton ziskal tentokrate iinc muz
stvo, ktere ma vetsi zkuSenost,
nez mela lodni posadka pred
chazejici. Jine plavce naver-
boval Y zdejSim pristaviSti
sve lodni zasoby doplniI il
max nad6ii, ze tentokrate ie-
no plavba bude st astnejsi, a.
by do pristavu opat vratiti Sc
nemusel,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
Sued STATNl FEDERACE
PRACE.
Bude ma mem jednano mno-
hych dGlezitych otazkach.

Hamilton, o.. -. rijna. Re-
soluce, majici narodni a statni
dulezitost, vzaty budou IVA
hu We ctyrtem zasedani siezdu
statni Federace Prace. ienz ko-
nan Jest zde. Mezi mimi isou:
Ably Federace vyslovila Sc
pro svobodu Irska.
Ably Federace spolupGsobila
I ZaiiSteni trvaleho miru ma
sv6te.
ze Federace Jest prot pou-
licnim karam fizenym iednim
muzem a aby statni sn6m pri-
ial zakon nafizuiici zamestna-
vani dvou muzG ma karach.
Ably Federace podporovala
system starobnich pensi aby
jeii 1rednici zasazovali Sc We
sn6mu o piijeti dotyGn6ho "a
kona.
Aby Federace vyslovila Sc
proti Ku klux Klanu a organi-
sacfm toho druhu.
Aby Federace navrhla a pod
porovala osnovu zakona V ohio
sk6m snemu ma taxovanf vSech
laden lezicfch pozemk6 a to-
warren a pouziti techto fondd
ma placeni starobnich pensi.
John T. Fry. re Cincinnati.
v6dce sl6vacd, V razne reel
pfimlouval Sc. abv Federace
vSemozn6 sc zasadila proti w
davanf soudnfch zapovedi We
stavkach a vGbec sporech mezi
delnfkv a zamestnavateli.
Hugh X. Martin. y Colnm-
bus. zastupuiicf Americkou
Lepii. dozadoval Sc podpory
siezdn pro pTedlohu voien-
skem bonusu. o niz hude hlaSo-
vano V listopadovVch volbach.
5e legie Jest neutral-
nj y d6lnickVch sporech 5e |
'oroonisace nikdv rebude hra- |
ii llohu stavkokaz6".
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SENATOR KNOX NAHLE zEMREL.
JEDEN z NEJPREDNEJSiCH AMERI-
CKYCH STATNiKU OBETi
SRDECNI MRTVICE.
BYL GENERALNlM NAVLADNfM "a PRESIDENTU
McKlNLEY-HO A ROOSEVELTA A SEKRETAREM
STATU "a PRESIDENTA TAFTA

Washington, u. Mina. Phlander Chase Knox senator
spoJenych Stau Pennsylvania kabnetn dednik trech
repnbkanskych administrator ratce pred
nod veterni We sv6 washngtonsk6 residence
Senator Knox zachvacen by mrvicf kdyz sesupoval DO
schodech eho druh6 poschod sv6ho donova ma ce
hVece Dopad ma obhtej ma vystupku chodd zemfe
co p Knoxova don6n re omdle omyvala eho hlavu stu
demon vodou panac mnutach po utpeni zachvatu W.
dechl naposled.
kabnetech McKnleyho Roosevelta sekretarem statu y
Administered presdenta Tafa rati ponde nekokaty-
denni navS6vy Europe
Provazen pf Knoxovou podniM proifzdku automobiIu
JIM Ang ale zdrzova d2kosv6 potickych dskus
81 kazd6ho vefen6ho vysoupen Jedine Sc Sc star5m
prtelem sVym americkym vevysancem Harveym Londyn6
70 nvratu seAova ST. re pocuie Gnavu ale brzy to pre-
Soa ma mse odezdu do sv6ho domov Valley Forge Pa
odeel do Washngtonu dnes cey ztrav kapitou ca
si senatn zasedac sn tasti poradach sv9mi polit
ckym prael Dnes vyie 81 automobile pod6l fev
Potomac svym sekretaem Warrenem Martnen, veGer
nell dmyslu podivat do iednoho dvadla pohybvym
obrazky f pftny pozada ably vecere bya drive
nez obytene
Ma cese po schodech pfedchazel D. Knoxe ieho nanze
ka sekretaf Martin usyseve pad specha mu ma pomoc
ezm co p knoXova omyyala havu manzelovu vo
dou seretaf Martin special auomobiem pro rodnn6ho l6
ma mIste nekoka mnuach ale po zb6zn6 prohdce prohl
sill re kazda pomoc Jest zde marna
Dva synove senatora Knoxe, Hugh S. Knox Phlander
Knox NIL ktef bydli Washngtone byli Timed zavoani
eegramy posany osatnm Glen6m rodny Tfeti syn Reed
Knox dcera p R. Tnde-ovd isou Valley Forge pfi
jedou Ultra Teprve 30 ech pffiezdu budon
podrobnosti pOhfbu.
Zprava nah6 smr senatora Knoxe rozsifila Sc besku
yche po Washngton6 vSude vyvolala huboky doem eel
nena oVSem mezi jeho tenymi osobnimi potickym pfe
nmz po dve deset pdsobil vefen6m zivot6 Pr sv6
smrt cta 6S rokd veku Posedn6 zvolen bvl do senau
1916 v6tsinou 100000 HAST
Senator Knox by ednm gardy republkansk6 al
Vudcem opposice pro schvalen Versaisk6 smovy We ety.
eeh repubkansyh konvencch kandidaten ia president
a. ale tato leho ct2adost nikdy nedosla spln6n
Senator Knox by iednim neiusp6Sn6sch
adVokau zem kdyz vstoup do kabinetu presidenta Me
rocne vidal Sc soukrom6 praxe vynasea otne S23
900 Tehdy veobecn6 v6flo Knox iako generaln ma
Vladn bude souzt zaim0m kapalu skueGnosti lest
prav6 vyhra neive pf prot organisovan6mn ani+5u
kdyz podafo rozb Northern Securities COMPANY z
ezncni trust enz uchvat chte sv9ch spar ce1
zapad
Jako sekretaf Knox prosul svoif dolarovon din1
nac coz byo odvozeno od oho odboru stau pouziva
zlskavani obchodnich who'd pro Spoien6 Statv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
SABOTAZ RUSKEHO PRu-
MYSLU.

MoSkva, IL. rijna. Vlada So
Vetu jmenovala nedavno zvlaSt
nj vySetfujici vybor, kterv Sc
pry presv6dtil. re n6kteri inze-
nyri ma Rusi, pusobi2i ruskemu
prumyslu vSemozne prekazky.
20 jeho zanik usiluji. Experti ii
jsou We sluzbaeh cizich 1lad
kapitalistu. iimz ide o to u6init
sovetskou vladu nemoznou.
pakli ruska industrie postupne
by zanikala. Ku pfikladu \ o.
leiovych polich u Baku inze-
nym Il sovet6m namsouvai, re
precetna vfidla jsou iiz vypra-
hla bez uzitku. Neni tomu a
lie tax a inzenyrGm Sc iednalo.
2by vzacny ten maietek za$an-
trotili cizim kapitalistum. V
Petrohrade zni6eny bvly nedav
no telefonick6 uStfedny. takze
Skoda ami n6kolika m6sicich
media Sc nahradit. Y tomto pri
padu ide pry o sabotaz. Sov6ty
nasledkem spojeneek6 blokadv
kupovat sur6vinv veil
ce drah6. ien ably prhmysl po-
n6kud ozivily a take Y tomto
pripadu mela prI sv6 prstv ci-
Zina. Pres to vSak Rusko br2v
dostane Sc k eXportu n6ktervch
svych tovar6 domacich suro-
vim. ktelyzto vyvoz prinese mu
zisku oSmdesat milion6 dolla-
ri We zlat6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
WlRTHUV KABINET OTRE.
SEN.
R0zdeleni Horniho Slezska.
pokladcne Ia necpravedlive.
privodi asi jeho pad.

Berlin. II. Tiina. N6mecka
vlada povazlive sc kolisa dnes
-veGcr Pals zval1S Syirthao aka
binet spln9ni", rovn6z nekdv
pojmenovany "platici kabi-
net, byl V zasedani po vetSi
cast dne a uvazoval. zdali ne
mel by odstoupiti a tim demon
strovati proti rozhodnuti Sva-
zu NarodG, jimz vzata Meme
cku cast Horniho Slezska. iez
byla n6meckou po staleti.
Zdali kabinet odstoupi, ne
pochybne poda prohlaSeni, re
rriial pafizske a londynske re-
paratni pozadavky slibil do
stati podminkam on6ch ulti-
mat. ale rozhodnutf Svazu Ma
rodu tini pry to naprosto ne
noznym splniti tyto sliby.
Demokraticti ministfi poza-
dovali. abv kabinet resignoval
bez cekani ma dredni zpravu o
rozhodnuti Svazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
HLAVA kU kLUX KLANU
MA SVEDECTVI.
Puk. Simmons pravi, re jedi
nym cilem kIanu jest
vlastenectvi.

" Washington, u rijna. Hlav-
MIN sy6dkem pred snemoynim
vyborem ma pravidla byl dnes
pluk William J Simmons, q
Atlanty, Ga, "cisarsky mu-
drec ku KluX Klanu, cisar ne
Viditelne rise" Kdyz Jest "ci-
sar" civilu, neni ma mem mic
cisafskeho Jest muzem zcela
obycejn6ho vzhledu. terye-
nym oblitejem a ry$ayymi "a
sy. sy6dcicimi ieho i~sEen
puvodu
Simmons popIla Sechla
obtineni, Je1 lnena isou rroti
klanu Pravil. re rad nikdy nj
echo neskryval, aniz tail. Je-
ho ritual chranen Jest proti pa
tisku liz pet roku Jest Y kon-
gresui knihovne, pod ocima
vlady" Klan pry snazi Sc vSte-
povati Svym tlenGm uctu pro
Zakon a tudiz Jest proti nasil-
nostem vSeho druhu neb bra
mi zakona do vlastnich rukou"
"Cartery" tn lozi mistech.
kde Sc udalv nasilnoSti, jez pri-
titavany ku KluXum. byly prv
zruSeny. Pov6sti. iako by do
stavaI Sluzne $1,000 m6sicn6,
prohlasiI IA nepravdive. Jeho
sluzne lest a bylo poslednich
SeSt rok6 $4,000 rocne. Obvi-
nfni iez v2nesena proti +. Y.
Gle eesi q ri. Fl, ehata t.
lerove, isou pry vySetrovana sa
rlotnym radem a dredni prohla
Seni bude vydano, iakmile
vSechna fakta budou Znama
Omen $4,000 "palac" pi. Ty-
lerove scvrkl Sc ma $4,000 re-
s;denci, die sv6dectyi poStovni-
no inspektora Williamsona. kte
rou 81 koupila "a svd vlastni pc
ui2e pred tim. nez veSla We spo-
ieni ku kluX Klanem.
Ku KluX Klan neni pr1 pro-
ti-katolickY. proti-5idovSkv. a.
nia proti-dernoSskr iedinl1n
ieho cilem. Jest "laska k vlasti
! cistv amerikauismus". praviI
Sv6dek tetl sv6 prohlaSeni,
IA sedmnacti strankach ma
stroll psanlnh a nebyl v6bec
-ytrhovan. Ultra bude podro-
zen krizovemu vysIechu.
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PREPADENl ANGLICKEHO
PARNlkU.

Toxic, II. fiina. - Ruska
delovice Batavia. Ma ieiiz sto-
zaru vlala vlajka vladivostoc-
ka, napadla briticky parnil1
Gladys. vezouci sedm set tun
potravin yoiensk6 posadce ma
Kamtatce, kterazto posadka
jest pod vladou ruske repu-
bliky Daln6ho Vychodu, Delo
vice cht6la Sc proviantu zmoc-
nit kdya kapitan Gladys po-
trayiny ty iobrovoln6 vydati
necht6l, delova lod' vypalila
po britickem plavidle n6koli-
lkrat re svych t6zkFch del. An
glicikemu parnfku podafilo Sc
vsak uchFliti Sc do Muroran
pristsviste. odkudz pozdeji Wy
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MlSTO MA PRUVOD -
SMRT.

V hotelu Winton stroll Sc
vcera poledne do uniformly
Templarskych Rytfrd 28lety
John Abel 2 Coshoctonu, kdyz
poiednou klesl k zemi a byl ne
kolika tleny rychle polozen ma
hzko, kde IA kratko skonal.
Pred chvili mluvil ieSt6 ne
kolika cleny Y chodbe hotelu,
kterfm pravil, ze Sc musi lych-
lie pristrojiti. ably nepriSel ma
paradu pozd6. Mrtvola ieho
bude prevezena do Coshocto-
nu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-13
PROROkUJE HRUZY PRf-
STITCH VALEK.

Nebude nikdv sice valek me-
II armadami. ale budou valkv.
kdy proti Sobe budou stati cel6
narody "a soucinnosti neien
muzG, ale zen d6ti. K dosa-
Vladimir vrazednym pristroidm
bude pfipoiena zbran neimo-
derneiSi. jez by necinila hanbu
ami tenn neivetsfm barbarian.
Jest to nepachnouci plyn tezSi
vZdnchu. kterVm bude zahube-
no vSe. kdekoli Sc rozestre. Ma
bvti toto hrozne vrazdeni ma
Sim novym ellen aneb Sc ma
me liz nvnf snaziti. aby moz-
most kazde valkv bvla odStra-
n6na a nastal staly mir. 20 KITE
rem touzi zaiiste cele skorem
flovecenstvo. Vzrdsta aifci zbro-
ienf zmenSuii vvhlidkv ma
tlvaly mir. V otazce staleho
miru mali dnes vellIeho slova
Sonv. ktere mohou finnosti To-
itch / aoitaci mnoh6 podobn6
zlo odvratiti.
TAX znela asi trest' reci pro-
nesene vcera Statlerove hote-
lu " Advertising Clubu Fl. Ro-
binsonem. jenz byval komisa-
rem americkeho Cerveneho
Kff3e V Rusku.
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CERVENY KRfz HLEDA
VYSLOUZILCE.

Zmin6na organisace hleda
vyslouzilce, ktefi byli "a valky
zraneni, ably Jim pomohla k ma
hrade pokud ma neiakou isou
opravneni. Mezi hledanVmi ma
lezaii Sc i tato zdanlive imena
kraianska: Petr Divinsky. Jan
Foltelka. A. J. Forman. A. c..
.Tunr. st. Bozek. G.. Elias a Jim
Pavlo, oba posledn6jsi posled-
ne 2 Detroit.
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POVSTANl V INDH.

Simla, Indie. II. fiina. Slime
oddly rebelu nachazeii Sc ma
pochodu do proyineie Mala-
bar. Britoye vysilaji proti MIN
ntkolik oddilu.takze priSti sraz
la nenecha Ma Sc dlouho teka-
ii. - Y Bombay konal Sc tyto
dny kongres indickych delni-
ku, "a nehoz usneseno vyvola-
ii vSeobecnou stavku Y zemi.
iakmile prime walesky do IN
die zavita. Rovnez Y cele re-
mi bude zostren boikot ySeho
britickeho zbozi.