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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
W. 7. PARSONS
DIED SATURDAY
Well-knOwn Indian Town Farmer
Passed Away After Long and
Painful Illness.

Mr.. William T. Parsons, prosper
Gus \ahd well known farmer of Indian
towA passed away at his home last
SStutday at half after twelve o'clock,
koon. He had been in poor health,
and + great sufferer for eighteen
months, but bore his pain with Chris
tian courage, faith and forttude. Mr..
Parsons had been member of Mt.
Olive NJ p. Church for about fifty
years, and he was an honorable and
upright Christian gentleman, enjoy
ing the confidence and esteem of all
who knew him.
Mr.. Parsons was born in Worcester
County, near Pittsville, seventy years
ago, before Wicomico was partitioned
off from Worcester and Somerset
Counties. He was the son of the late
Elijah b. Parsons, being the eldest of
large family of eight children. A
few years ago he sold his farm near
Colbournc, and purchased farm in
Indiantown, where he built new
residence, and where he spent the last
years of his life.
Mr.. Parsons married Sarah Emily
Godfrey. daughter of the late Robert
Godfrey. by whom he is survived. Be-
sides his widow, he is also survived by
seven children. as follows; Mrs. y. w.
c. Gibbons, of Princess Anne; Mrs. w.
o. Dickerson. Mr.. Chester Parsons,
Mrs. Fred Mariner, Mr.. Herman Par
sons, Miss Bernce Parsons, and Miss
Myrtle Parsons. all of Indiantown. He
is also survived by six sisters and two
brothers: Mrs. f.. A. Carmcan, of
Snow Hill; Mrs. W. S. Carmcan, of
Colbourne; Mrs. John Twillcy, of Sea
ford, Del; Mrs. John Wimbrow, of
Salisbury; Mrs. Loric Wilson, of POGO
moke City; Mrs. Thomas Hayward, of
Berlin; Mr.. L. r. Parsons, of near
Pocomoke; and Mr. Ernest W. Par
sons, of Snow Hll
SUN itt~ NtIt tltll dL lilt
house Sunday afternon at 300 o'clock,
the services being conducted by Rev.
c. X. Strausburg. of Snow Hill, and
Rev. |. S. Owens, of PowellSville, the
latter being the pastor of his church.
His body was laid to rest in the
Methodist Protestant Cemetery of
Snow Hill. The services at the house
and grave were largely attended. the
funeral cortege being one of the larg-
est that has ever passed through Snow
Hill.
The pallbearers were the following,
Mr.. John H. Truitt, Mr.. George +.
Godfrey, Mr.. S. f.. Shockley, Mr.. Roy
ID. Gordy. Mr., Levin B. Disharoon, and
Mr.. Alex Malone.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
WANT EXPRESS TO
NORTHERN CITIES
Snow Hill and Other Towns on D., NJ & Y.
Want Express Train Connections
At Harrington, Del.

stops at the various Stations and it
will be possible by a slight change in
schedule to make it possible for our
regular 200 train North to connect
with the " Y, p. & \. express at
Harrington, thus making the time be-
tween Snow Hill and Philadelphia
about two hours and thirty minutes
less.
This could be done without any
serious change in the railroads time
table and without extra expense and
would be of ineStimable benefit to our
business interests. All along our bay,
from Chincoteague to Isle of Wight
marsh lands are being made into hunt
ing grounds by wealthy clubs and in
dividuals and the only complaint
these people make is the poor EN-
PRESS PASSENGER SERVICE to
and from our section.
Everything possible will be done by
our Association to obtain the service
such as has been indicated and Cit;
zenS should do all they can to aid in
the matter.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21

Prior to the war the Merchants
Association of Snow Hill in co-opera-
tion with various business interests of
all the towns south of Georgetown on
the d., NJ & Y. Railroad, including
Chincoteague Island, presented a petit
tion to the General Passenger Agent
of the Pennsylvania Railroad asking
for an express passenger service to
Wilmington and Philadelphia, with
quick connection for Baltimore and
Washington.
The war ntervened and the plan
was abandoned for the time. All bust
ness interests recognize the fact that
the peninsula south of Georgetown,
as far as passenger service is con-
cerned, is not adequately served.
1t has come to the attention Of the
Merchants Association that new cX-
press service has been arranged from
points on the d., NJ. & V. X. X. from
Chincoteaguc and points north as far
rs Harrington and that this extra eX
press train will eliminate the long
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
B., C. & A. President Complies With Request
Of Merchants And Business Men
President Powell Active.
Baltimore, May 18th.
William G.. Powell,
Snow Hill, Md.
The Steamer Potomac will go to Snow Hill
Saturday May 21st-T. Murdoch.

time | have gone into this question
more fully, and weighed very care
fully what the citizens of Snow Hill
have had to say. and | now wish to
advise you that | am arranging to re-
sumo the service between Baltimore
and Snow Hill on the same basis As
has been operated for the past two or
three years-that is to say, that the
boat leaving Baltimore on Friday will
go through to Snow Hill and leave
there Sunday morning, weather and
tide permitting.
| cannot give you the date that this
service will be resumed, but hope it
will be the steamer leaving here on
the Goth instant. | find that some
piling will have to be driven at Snow
Hill wharf. The contract has been
given out and orders have been given
to rush the work. If the wharf is in
condition we will notify you, and send
the steamer through on the goth,
otherwise it will have to wait another
week.
want to thank you for the friendly
spirit displayed at your meeting, and
also for your hospitality.
Hoping to see you again soon, beg
to remain.
Yours very truly,
T. MURDOCH,
President and General Manager.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
REV. L. A. BENNETT
SUFFERS FROM PARALYSIS

The many friends in Worcester
County of Rev. l.. A. Bennett will be
sorry to learn that he suffered a
stroke of paralysis last Friday while
on an evangelistic campaign in Indian
apolis, Ind. Mrs. Bennett and son,
Louis A. Bennett, Jr., left their home
in Baltimore for indianapolis imme-
diately on receipt of the sad news.
Mrs. Bennett has written friends
that her husband is improving.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
STOCKTON VI. f. CHARGE.

On Sunday. May 22nd, services will
be held as follows:
Wesley Church, Stockton-Sunday
School at 1000 A. NJ. Preaching at
1l.OO A. NJ. Subject: DESTINY" Ep-
worth League at 7.3O p. NJ.
Klej Grange-Sunday School, 2.l5
p. NJ. Preaching, 300 p. NJ. Subject.
"The Great Commission"
Grace Church, Franklin City
Glass meeting at $50 A. NJ. Sunday
School. at 2.30 p. NJ. Preaching at
7.45 =. NJ. Subject: DESTINY"
Morning and evening sermon the
third in the series of sermons on
"Some Bible Questions that need At
tention."
Tuesday, May oath. at 200 p. NJ,
in Wesley Church, Stockton, the Dis
trict Superintendent will hold his
First Quarterly Conference.
REV. W. l.. HESS, Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
MRS. BERCDOLL
GIVEN ONE YEAR
Sentence Will BE Remitted If The
Fine Is Paid-Others Have
Received Same Sentence

Philadelphia, May lS.-Mrs. Emma
c. Bergdoll was today sentenced in
the Federal District Court to one year
and one day in the Atlanta penitcn-
tiary for conspiracy to aid her sons,
Grover c. Bergdoll and Erwin X.
Bergdoll, to desert the United States
army and was fined a total of $1,000.
Judge Dickinson in imposing sentence
announced the prison sentence would
be RENTED if the fine is paid within
the present term of court ending the
second Monday in June.
The same conditional sentence was
imposed on Charles A. Braun, Mrs.
BergdolrS eldest son. who changed his
name on account of the notoriety
caused by Growers cscapadcS. ard on
james f.. Romig. friend of the fam
lily.
Albert s. Mitchell, an Automobile
salesman, and Harry $. Shuh. indicted
for aiding Erwin K. Bcrgdoll to desert
the army. were each sentenced TO six
months in the Mercer county Jail and
81 900 fine. Their sentences will also
be RENTED if the fines are paid before
the second Monday in June
Late this afternoon Judge Dickin-
son admitted all five defendants to
$4,000 bail each, pending the out
come of an appeal on writS of error.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21

The activity of the Snow Hill Mcr-
chants Association has borne fruit in
securing resumption Of steamboat
traffic between Snow Hill and Balti-
more. The Messenger learned that
there was well-founded doubt of the
steamer Pocomoke rcSuming her trips,
so we brought the matter to the atten-
ton of the Merchants Association. A
meeting was held here, which was at
tended by steamboat officials, headed
by President Murdoch. who listened to
the arguments of Snow Hill business
men for n resumption of steamboat
traffic to this town.
Before leaving here he intimated
that the steamer Pocomoke would
come to Snow Hill in few weeks.
He verified this on May lith by the
following letter to Mr.. William c.
Powell, President of the Merchants
Association:
My Dear Mr.. Powell:
Referring to the meeting in Snow
Hill on Thursday. May 5th, at which
time the proposition of operating a
steamer between Baltimore and Snow
Hill was thoroughly gone into, you
will no doubt recall that the last re-
marks | made were to the effect that
asked for time to give the matter
further consideration. Since that
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court for Worcester County,
Maryland, letters Testamentary on
the personal estate of
YANCEY l.. JACOBS,
late of Worcester County, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the 10th day OF November, 1921. They
y otherwise by law be excluded
ii benefits of the said estate.
sons indebted to said estate are
ed to make immediate pay
Given under my hand this lIth
May, 1921.
OLIVER ID. COLLINS,
Executor.
-ASBURY C. RILEY,
Register of Wills.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
LONG LIST OF HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATES
Worcester County High Schools Will Gradu-
ate Large Number This Year
An Eventful Week

Graduation time is approaching in
Worcester County, and the next ten
days will see the windup of the school
year and large number of Worcester
boys and girls receiving their diplo-
mas.
The Commencement exercises of
Snow Hill High School will be held on
Monday evening, May Both, at Mason'S
Opera House. Prof c. S. Richardson,
of the University of Maryland, will
deliver the address to the graduates.
Class night exercises will be held next
Friday night at the same place, on
which occasion the Class of 1921 will
give the play made famous by the late
Joseph .Jefferson-"Crickett on the
Hearth" by Charles Dickens.
Mr. Luther Cooper, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward G. Cooper, is the winner
of the "Old Home Prize" There are
other honor students who will be men
toned at the "Commencemen
On Sunday evening, May 29th, Rev.
l.. f.. Poole will deliver the sermon to
graduates in the NJ. f. Church. There
will be seats reserved for the grad
yates, their parents, and members of
the Junior Class.
Following is a list of the graduates.
and they may feel highly honOred that
they go out from Worcester High
Schools, aS there are none better in
the State. All of the Commence
ments" will be held on Friday night
of next week, except Snow Hill.
The graduates are:
SNOW HILL HIGH SCHOOL
Academic Department.
Iva Nell Jones.
Helen Wyse Pilchard.
Wilbur. Maltbie Mumford.
Martha Marie Burbage.
Daniel Hargis Bradford.
Luther Allan Cooper.
Ana Marie Smack.
Mary Dorothy Dryden.
Marie Elizabeth Herman.
Grace Ellen Rayne.
Eta Grace Dickerson.
Mildred Frances Tull.
Elizabeth May Johnson.
Walden Jones Richardson.
Mary Warren.
Commercial Department.
Emily Louise Mason.
Evelyn Shockley.
Joseph T.. Brimer.
Harvey Clayton Pusey
Joseph Dudley Stanford.
Edith Ann Beauchamp.
Samuel Edwin Riley.
Alumni Banquet May 3lst.
The Alumni Banquet will be held in
the Opera House on Tuesday evening.
May 3lst, under the auspices of the
Snow Hill High School Alumni Asso-
citation. This is the oldest organized
alumni association on the Eastern
Shore. The alumni are highly en;hu
Siastic over the banquet, which prom
ises to be the most largely attended
of any ever held, more than one hun
dred and fifty persons having signified
their intention Of being present. The
entertainment committee has arrang-
ed some novel features, which will be
introduced during the evening, and
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21
GIRDLETREE NJ. f. CHURCH.

Services for Sunday, May 22d, as
follows:
1000 A. NJ, Sunday School. W. S.
Townsend. Superintendent.
11.00 A. NJ, Preaching.
800 p. NJ. Preaching at Goodwill.
Rev. V. S. Collins. District Superin-
tendent. will preach.
2.30 p. NJ, Sunday School at Con
ners.
tbs p. NJ, Epworth League Service,
7.45 p. NJ, The Rev. V. S. Collins
will preach to the graduating class of
Girdletree High School.
A hearty welcome for YOU always
at our church.
ID. b. PRETTYMAN. Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21

there will be class reunions and time
for "reminiscences of happy, bygone
days. The banquet will be the last
word in good cuisine, and would salts
fy the appetite of Lucullus himself, If
that worthy Epicure could be reincar
mated.
Mr. Newell VI. Corddry will be the
and the post prandial
orators will be put on their mettle to
respond fittingly to his eloquent
phrasing of the time honored intro
duction. 1--WE have with Us tonight ="
STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL
Academic Department.
George Pierce Ward.
Bessie Gertrude Jones.
Henrietta Mezick Houston.
Alton Everett Mock
Sabra Frances Houston.
Dora Lee Jones.
Katharine Mary Jones.
BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL
Academic Department.
Alton Creston Trader.
Matte Louise Thomas.
Doris Elizabeth Benson.
Louise Parker.
Grace Coe.
Ida Kathleen Hollins.
Margaret Pauline Purnell.
Commercial Department.
William F. Quilen.
Lotus Thelma konetzka.
Dorothy Henry Gibson.
Emily Holland Powell.
Virginia Lee Esham.
Helen Texas Hastings.
OCEAN CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Academic Department.
John Bassett Lynch.
Edward Lee Thomas.
Harold Patty Dinsmore.
Maude Byrd Cropper.
Hilda Richmond Rounds.
Kathryn Lola Taylor.
Anna May Richardson.
Mildred Elizabeth Hudson.
Calvin Bancroft Quillin.
POCOMOKE HIGH SCHOOL
Academic Department.
Mildred Virginia Cluff.
Mae Elizabeth McAllister.
Charlotte Amelia Young.
Jessie Elizabeth Tull.
Lillian Evans Bowland.
Mary Alphonsa Bounds.
Sarah Miller.
Bertha Elizabeth Merrill.
Loleta Gillespie.
Sara Margaret Scott.
Portia Matilda Alderman.
Evelyn White.
Ethel Lee Ward.
CYNTHIA Primrose Blaine.
Walter Davis Bromley.
George Malcolm Matthews.
William Harrison Merrill.
Earl Francis Townsend.
Commercial Department.
Sara Anne Armstrong.
Fred l.. Bull.
Lester II. Bunting
Francis +. Cluf
G.. Walter Evans.
Beatrice Eleanor Fisher.
Helen V. Hancock.
Dora Mae Harris.
Myra NJ. Messick.
Annie X. Northam.
A. Hartley Stevens, Jr.
Helen Tilghman.
Earl +. Tow end.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21

talks, but poverty goes with
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13

RISKY REPUBLIKANSKY VUDLE BYL POZDRA-
VEN VELIKYM MNOzSTVfM SVYCH CTITELU.
LondYn, II. Gervence.

Londyn II. cervence - Farnon De Valera osatni rs
repubkanst pfedaci kerf podo konferencis minister
sym pedsedou Loydem Georgem zde pfije do Londyna
Dublna dnes vecer Dostalo jim nadseneho uvani
Eustonskem nadraH
deegac krone De Valey sou Arthur Griffith zaklada-
tel Sim Fenu Austin Stack Robert c. Baton poseze zmi-
neni sinnfeinst clenov6 brtick6ho parlamentu
Deegat provazeni byli Laurencem ONeilem lord mayo
rem Dublina enz nedavno navstiv Ameriku hrabetem
Plunketem st delega uvtani byli zastupem ctajcm
kok set hav nemz by zastupc rske lgy sebeurGen
cee Art Brienem jeho zenou kteTf dba buhou po-
hostinstvi irskych delegate Londyne
Ohlusujici jasot oval okamziku ky De Valera w.
oupil vaku eho ctee div ej neumacka, iak tacil
nemu sli potTas rukou. koncch oddil poce pf-
kVapn jekO zachranu doprovodl AUTOMOBILE manzen
Brienovych Sastvo repubkanskeho vGdce ze urp6lo
tie tacenici prsel kobouk ,ae tyz pozdeji nalezen
Vsichn clenov6 uvaci druziny NELL snnfeinsticke
znaky nesl ohromnou zeenou vlaku Ozyvalo hucne
volani prosoven TeG nez De Valera nevyhove
deie do sv6ho hoteu automobile manzeG OBrenovych,
kdezto ostatnf deegat nasedoval autodrozkach.
De Valera SVEN pffjezdu do Anglie vydal provoan
anglckemu lidu, nemz pravf
Nen pTiciny lid t6chto dvou ostrov mel by pora-
covat nenavs Jest to prose oazkou uznan spravedno
sti iako nutneho zakladu miru."
Vyjednavani Zahajeno bude cvrtek dosud neni
te Znamo kdo vSechno bude mem podileti.
rsku pfmeri bylo Verne zachovavano zadne nasno-
s neuday Ami prvod OrangemenG Belfastu nevetsi
historic mesa, upominku btvu Boynskou neby obte-
zavan Podeo nas nSa 10000 osob Ma schdzi po-
zde onane tumoceno bo vSemi ecnky rozhodnut zad
nych okonost nevoupi pod pravomoc dubnskeho para-
menu Ulster hevzda zasady nz boova vice
zoo rokG zadost di chz potrisneny lrvf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
PROSLULY LETEC ZABIT.
HAWKER, JENZ PODNIKL NEZDARENY LET PRES
ATIANTICKY OCEAN, ZAHYNUL, KDYZ JEHO
AEROPLAN Sc VZNAL

Londyn II. cervenGe = Harry Hawker, austrasky ava
k enz pokusil letpfes Atantcky ocean 1919 nasel
agckou dnes vecar Hendonu kdyz eho aeroplan
vznal We vysi as 1000 stop a sfit Sc zemi
Hawker kona zkouSky novem Nieuportove letadle
vzduchoplavecke zavody koe Londyna Vracel hanga
chysta sestupu kdyz divaci dole zdeen spa,
plameny nahle zahaliy stro Zaroven zacal kesa
mi Hawker vyrsten byl s6ho edada vekou prudkosti
kdyz dopadl zem eho ob6 nohy byly zlomeny
vSak neutrpel popalenn Jeho aeroplan 1plne shofel
Prosluy letec skonal kdyz de nemu pfibehi, nekok
yardG cd ohrady iez uzavira leiSte
Londyn 12 cervence. Hawker pustil svoii pa
matnou vzdusnou plavbu Aancy ocean ST. Johns
Newfoundland l8 kvetna 1919 By provazen tehdy kapi
anem Crevem Neohrozen vzduchopavc byl pohfesovani
sest dn nad6je ejch zachranenf zmzea kdyz tu
znameno re may dansky parnk Mary plujc New Orlean
do danskeho pfistavu sebral e mor By donuceni
snes vodu as 1,50O mil cd Newfoundland $50 cd
rskeho pobrezi.
Prvni aant let podarl m6sic pozde kap Acockovi
porucku Brownov kte oba povyseni byi do stavu tir
skeho kralem ieh smelly kousek Acock sam zemfel
nekok mesc potom nasledkem poranen jez urpe kdyz
stroem svm sTit zem blize Cottevrard, Francie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
HARDINCOVO POSELSTVi.
PRAVf V MEM, zE VYPLACENf BONU~
SU DRlVEJS1M VOJAKUM ZNAMENALO BY
KATASTROFU PRO NARODNf POKLADNU.

Washington 12 Gervence Pres. Harding sam osobne,
pre6e poeGnem zasedanf sn6movny poslanecke
sve poaesv mz zada odkad neurctou dobu oazky wy
placen bonusu dffv6$m vojakdm Tyto jsou havn body
presidentova posestvi:
"Odporuci jsep sm6rnici edreho iednan obhacGm
naroda niko ako zapaceni duhu ieiz mali pohedavani
ale iako znamku vd6Gnosti.
Tfi veci jsou nutny samotnemu poCatku obnoveneho
radu vecf Tyo sou revise vdetn6 vnozem-
sch zahrancnch pujtek Jest otazkou nunos
usti tvo probemy drive nez uvrhneme nas narodn pc
kladn bfemeno, jak jest obmysleno touto pfedohou.
Jest nemysiteno ocekavat ozven obchodu mezitim g
udrzovany jsou pfemrstdne vaetne dane
Jedinou cestou ak zmensit bremena ez lid patti
jest snizti vynakadan vefeinych penez sbu ne
svedomeisi napor snfzeni vadnich voh mnoho mion1
Krise, jz nyni prod6avame jest neyyhnutelnou ca po
vetne DOLBY Ami pm6f ami trvay mir neuGnly konec "a
vazkim vlady vG iem obhacdm anz obtand
6i Wade.
Dosud bylo vyplaceno ranenym prac neschopnym vete
ranum s578465658 t6m6f $400OO00000 vadnho pojiste
jest patnosti Ctyr zneschopnenych veterann
konti svd vycvik byli navraceni propsn6mu povcani
My nikdy sme nezanedbavali a nkdy nebudeme zaned-
bava odvisleho vojaka zadneho zpsobu ak vyhnou
nemiosrdnemu rozdeni Avsak zadny rozvazny
clovek seznameny vSem fa hotov pro dodaeCnou
odmenu zdrav6 vani vivy schopne massy nasch ve
kych armad shroucen narodn pokadny pfivo
dilo by svizele vsem obcanhm repuhsy.'
Ma nem mse sv6ho poselstv pravf president ze vypa
cenf bonusu znamenalo by vydani od ech do pet bod
doard coz bylo by dasm drtivym bremenem pro narod
Po prosoveni posestH presdentova senator Penrose,
pedsed fnacnho vboru navrh ably pedoha bya vracena
zp6t do onoho vyboru ak president zada asak pro
poda namitky demokrat6 ktef patrn6 hodaj sves BOZ
bonus pro dffvejs vojaky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
SOUHLAS S KONFERENCi.
VSECHNY POZVANE MOCNOSTI Az MA JEDNU
ODPOVEDELY JIZ PRfZNIVE

WASHINGTON r. - Navrh presidenta Hardnga
mezinarodn konferenciv zamu odzbrojeni veci
sosti TIM pra by tax mnohymi vyjadrenim schvalenf
hrancem re rednici zdei zacna iz obrati podrob-
nostmi schGze
Atkoli prvnf defintivni pfije France nedoslo
odboru stau az dnes byo zeno re vechny mocnost po
zvanG ku konferenci vyiadfy soulas NJ ednu KITE
ri Jest nebylo dano vefeno avak panuje mineni re
lest Japan ava nadee, ze te dode przniva od-
poved behem nekoIka dni
pfevlada nahled pfedbezn6 vyednavani bude
konGeno pozdnm podzmu den pTmerf IL stopadu, byl
navrzen fornalnmu zahajen konference Zbyva sce
pracovani podrobnost o vak Jest re msem shdze bude
amercke sideni m6so. =
Aekoi pozvan cinema Jest peuze zmnka O omezeni
zbroien siuaci Pacifickem oceane daekem vychode
vice nezl pravdepodono rokovani bude rozeno
sdruzeni narodG, ez president Harding ma mysli
Jsou nasenc keff od konerence mnoho dobra ocekava
it, kdezto JIM pohzejf ma celJ ten plan skepticky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
KUBAL SKONCf MA PO-
PRAVISTI.

New York, IL. cervence. V.
Kubal, odsouzeny pro vrazdu
vdovy Marie Bartlettove k smr-
ii ma popravisti, bude poslan
do elektrickeho kresla We ctvr
tex rano a dnes rozloucila Sc
S MIN jeho manzelka, matka
peti ditek. Kubal slouzil uni
meme pani V Hampstead V lete
iako zahradnik a seznav, re
ieho zamestnavatelka je boha-
ia, zavrazdil il sekyrou a o pc
nize oloupil. Zlocin vysel pax
brzy ma ievo a Kubal byl Eat
cen V New Yorku pred po-
rotou trestniho soudu proceso-
van, ktery rozhodl, re ma skon
citi ma popravisti. Obzalovany
z pocatku zapiral, ma konec
ale doslo k priznani odsouze-
nj. Vtera zaslala mu jeho chot'
dopis nasledujiciho obsahu
"Lituii, re isl Sc tou merou "a
pomenul. Lituje tebe sebe K
vdli nasim nevinnym ditkam.
Vice te neuhlidam V tomto Ii
vote a proto chci Sc modliti o
spasu TIVE duse."