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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
LASKER CUTS SHIPPING
FUND TO $5O,OOO,OOO

WASHINGTON. Sept IA $780,
100000 cut for the fiscal year be-
ginning July l, 1922, was announced
today for the shipping board and
emergency fleet corporation by
Chairman Lasker.
Lasker gave figures showing that
the cost to the public will be within
$50. 100000 as against the 500. OOO,-
600 appropriated this year by con-
greSs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
Lost Son, Nabbed
for Bond Fraud,
Admits Homicide
snecial 10 10 News.Tlm-, .

Special 10 The News Times.
ELKHARTT, Sept. 1T.-How a man
arrested for misrepresentation OF
Liberty bonds Inadvertently let slip
the fact that he killed his father Il
years ago in Iowa. was told here
today by Asst Police Chief W. +.
Hilton, OF Muscatine, Ia. Hilton
stopped here for a short time with
his prisoner Frank Dingler, aged
%, confessed murderer who was
arrested IN Worcester, Mass
"Digler was taken into custody
by the Worcester Iolice a week ago
on a charge of attempting 10 mis-
appropriate $4,000 worth OF Lib
erty bonds" Hilton said. in relat-
ing the unusual story. when he
was arrested the charge was not
made known TO him and as he was
about to be registered. he let slip
the taunt that they could not fool
him for he was probably pinched for
the job in Muscatine. Ia. u years
ago.
Instantly the registering ser
geant asked him what job, and Dig
Ter. realizing that he had talked too
much, tried TO get the officers mind
off what he had said.
Son Then Disappeared.
However, the sergeant wrote To
Muscatine and was surprised TO
learn that Digler Il years ago muir
dered his father and that II was
one OF the most heInous crimes ever
committed in that region. Ddgler
killed his father with his Ratchet
and the body was not discovered un-
til a week later when Mrs. Digler
returned home"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
Goodrich Sails For FamneSticken Land
of Russia Two-Year Relief Work Trip

NEW YORK. Sept. thames P.
Goodrich. former governor OF Indi-
ana. was a passenger Saturday on
the steamship Kroonland bound for
Russia 10 join the staff OF Col. VIII
liam II. Haskell. director OF the
American relief administration s
mission 10 that country. He said the
non-political character OF the relief
organization headed by Sec'y Hoover
led him 20 offer his services.
Il was deeply impressed by Mr..
Hoover's instructions 70 Col Has
kell." he added. Ito the effect that
any member OF the mission who
mixed up In politics in Russia or who
showed an inclination 20 discrimi-
nate in regard 20 race, creed or poll
tics must be promptly dismissed and
sent out OF Russia.
1T Is the absolute adherence TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
DAHL ACCEPTS
FARLEY OFFER
FROM BRITISH
De Valera Says They'll Send
Delegates Despite Premier's
- Rejection.
COMPLY WITH HIS TERMS
Sim Fem Asks Lloyd George
to Abandon No Principle
In His Action.

DUBLIN, Sept. 17-Eamon De
Valera. replying 10 Lloyd-George.
says that the Sim Fein already has
accepted the Lremier's invitation IN
has own exact terms
They had not asked the premier
10 abandon any principle and had
only one object in seeking a confer
ence on the basis Of truth. Mr.. De
Valera's reply 20 the prime minis
ter's telegram was given out by the
Sim Fem publicity department.
IL was drafted by him at Black
Rock and brought 20 the Mansion
house. where IL was made public by
Arthur Griffith and canon J. Dug
gan and was distributed 20 the press
by Desmonde Fitzgerald. propa-
ganda minister. The expectation
here is that IL will make possible a
renewal OF the invitation TO a peace
conference.
Text OF His Reply.
TIE text OF Mr.. De Valera's re-
ply follows:
in reply to your last telegram
just received, have only 10 say
that we already have accepted your
invitation in the exact words which
you requote from your letter OF the
seventh instant. We have not ask
ed you 10 abandon any principle
even II informally. but surely you
must understand that we can only
recognize ourselves for what we are
IF this self-recOgnition be made
a reason for cancellation Of the con-
ference. we regret II. but II seems
inconsistent.
Recognize Own Independence.
Z "I have already had conferences
with YOU and in these conferences
and in my written communications
have never ceased TO recognize
myself for what I am. II this in
wolves recognition on your part, then
you have already recognized us
Had it been our desire 10 add tC
the solid substance OF Irelandii
right the veneer Of the technicah
ties OF international usage. which
you now Introduce. we might have
claimed already the advantage o.
all these consequences which yor
fear would follow from the reception
OF our delegates.
Now. believe me. we have bu
one object at heart-the setting W
the conference on such a basis o.
>Seality and truth ard 10 make q
possible 10 secure the result which
the peoples OF these two islands de-
sire.
'I am. sir. faithfully yours.
"Eamon De Valera"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
BELLS PEAL MERRILY.
BUT NOT FOR BELLE!

The case OF Belle Calvin still
wakes merrily IN the Elkhart city
court Saturday afternoon Judge
d. VI. Hoover overruled the motion
made by Atty. ". II. Chester 20
squash the intoxication charge
against Miss Calvin, his client. main
tanning that Bellies acQuittal on a
charge OF driving an automobile
while intoxicated did not free her
from standing trial on a charge Of
public intoxication.
Mr.. Chester argued that IN view
OF the fact that Miss Calvin had
been acquitted by a city court jury
on a charge OF driving an automobile
while intoxicated. a trial on a charge
Of public intoxication could not be
started against her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
WATER 2 FEET DEEP.
WOMAN SLIPS, BROWNS

ANDERSON, Sept IL Mrs
Laura Lewis, SIS years old. drowned
IN two feet OF water IN a livestock
tank at the home OF Mrs D. z.
Bowers. ten miles north OF here to-
day. Mrs. Lewis left the house %
an errand and when she failed 10
return an investigation was made.
Her llfeless body was found face
downward IN the tank.
Coroner J. I. Rim, who investi-
gated the death said she proba bly,
slipped and fell into the water while
mounting the tank 20 climb 5 fence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
TRAIN PLUNGES IN
RIVER; MANY HURT
Pennsylvania Coaches Bound
for indianapolis Crash
Through Bridge.

EDINBURG. Sept 17.-Engineer
NJ. S. Bennett, of Louisville, KY,
was killed. four persons were severe
ly injured and several others were
less seriously injured when Pennsyl-
vania passenger train 327 en- route
TO Indianapolis from Louisville went
through a bridge IN Blue River. one
half mile north OF here tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18

that principle that has made the
names OF America and her great citi-
zen, Hoover. blessed throughout the
lands OF central and eastern Eu-
rope, where hundreds OF thousands
OF children are alive today for no
other reason than that our generous
peoples contributions for relief were
handled so impartially and efficiently
by the American relief administra-
ton
Mr.. Goodrihc will 90 10 London,
then 10 Moscow BY way OF Berlin
and Riga. Mrs. Goodrich will spend
the winter in Italy. From Moscow
Mr.. Gaedrich said he expected 10 20
through the famine districts IN the
south OF Russia and would remain
in Russia as long as there was any
thing he could do to help in the
great task
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
HICKEY TO RE-SEEK
REPUBLICAN OFFICE
Ralph \. Smith, of LapOrte, is
Advanced as Candidate
for Race.
sreciaIto Tho News Times

LAPORTE. Sept. 1T.-COnEress-
man andrew T. Hickey left Laporte
Saturday for washington. r. c.. 10
resume his seat on the re-opening
OF congress following the recess adj
>Surnment MI Hickey. during his
home stay, made a tour OF the dis
trict. IL Is said. 20 make recon-
mendations for appointments as
postmasters 10 IN vacancies which
viii soon exist IN the seven counties
composing the 18th congressional
district
II Is said. though not on author
fly. that present incumbents will
be permitted 10 serve their terms
out. In this city the term Of Post
master Terry does not expire until
September, 1922.
Harry Narun. VINO was secretary
OF the Laporte county committee
IN recent campaigns. is a candidate
for the appointment. Marum is said
10 be the candidate Of 2. o. Small
former postma ster. and the present
chairman OF the republican county
central committee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
STARVES TO DEATH AS
DAD CANNOT FIND JOB

HAMMOND, Ind, Sept. 17.-Jo-
seph KolOdozis. three year old son
OF Frank KOlod OILS. who was found
dead here Saturday, is believed TO
have died OF starvation. other men,
bers of the Kolodozis family were
found 70 be suffering from under
nourishment. Neighbors assert the
fare OF the family consisted mainly
Of refuse from garbags cans. The
father, it is said has been out CT
employment for nine months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
LOUISVILLE KU KLUX
DEMAND FREE SPEECH

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 17.-Declar-
ing that it is their intention to
stand on cur legislative rights OF
free assembly and free speech" or
ganizers Of the Knights OF the XII
KluX Khan in Louisville today are
preparing 10 seek an injunction re-
straining Mayor Smith from carry
ing out his announced intention Of
preventing the meeting scheduled
for tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
GOTHAM CELEBRATES
CONSTITUTION EVENT

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Consdtu-
ton day. concentrating the adop-
ton OF the United States constitu-
ton 134 years ago. was celebrated
by many patriotic societies here to-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
HUNT PosToFFICE ROBBERS.

MONROE. Mich. Sept. Ire
ports that George ROBBERS and zoe"
Urcaytis. fugitive Toledo postoffice
robbers. were hiding in a barn at
Clayton, Erie township. led 20 the
organization Of a posse Of 40 officers.
under direction OF Sheriff Gessner OF
Monroe and Sheriff Jack Taylor, OF
Lucas county. Chic, with special
operatives OF the department OF JUS
.t!ce and Special United States Prose
cutor Bolin. which swooped down
on Clayton and searched the district
thoroughly for three hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
CIRCUS IS ROBBED OF
$4,000 BY BANDITS

PORTLAND, o., SEPT. 17.-Three
unmasked robbers held up the Sells
F'loto circus treasurer late Friday
night at Vancouver. Wash. and OBJ
tanned between $4,000 and $4,000
in cash and drafts. according to a re-
port to the Vancouver, Wash, po-
lice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
METHODISTS GIVE SO
MILLIONS To MISSIONS

CONNERSVILLE. Sept. 17.--More
than $S2.00O.00O has been paid into
the treasury OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church for benevolent purpos-
\es. and the denomination centenary
mnd in the last three years. Il was
announced here Saturday by DIT. r.
J Wade Of Chicago. IN a report 20
the SOth annual Indiana conference.
Tr. Wade rs corresponding secretary
81 the committee on conservation
end advance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
WHAT WILLDOCTO
SAY IN ARBUCKLE
CASE? NEW QUERY
Missing Witness is Located to
Give Light Upon Miss
Rappe's Death.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IA
missing witness in the Roscoe
(Fatty) Arbuckle case, DR.. Arthur
Beardslee. the Hotel Francis physi-
clan. who treated Miss Virginia
Rape before her death. was located
Saturday, according to a telegram re-
ceived from the sheriff Of Douglass
county. Nevada. at N1inden.
DIT. Beardslee Friday left Mlnden
for Bridgeport. Mono county. Cali
fornia, on a hunting trip, according
to the notification given Dist. Atty
Mathew F. Brady who telegraphed
to the Mono county sheriff to order
Beardslee to proceed TO San Fran
cisco at once. His testimony Is ex-
pected TO throw light on the condi-
ton OF Miss Rape the first day
after the Labor Day party IN Ar
buckles suite at the ST. Francis, from
which her death resulted.
Case Opens Thursday.
DR.. Beardslee was wanted as q
witness at the coroner's inquest. but
could not be located Arbuckle's
brief appearance in the superior
court Saturday to obtain a continu-
ance on the manslaughter charge
/ pending against him completed his
] present schedule OF trips outside the
I city prison until next Thursday
when his preliminary examination
I on the murder complaint sworn 10 by
Mrs. Bambina Maud belmont. a
member Of the party in Arbuckle' S
rooms, IS set before Judge s J.
I Lazarus.
Mrs. Mae Taub. another member
LOT the party, was questioned today
I by Brady. who said she had persist
/ ed in her original statement that she
called Assist Manager Harry ]
( Boyle Of tho hotel on the telephone
\ for assistance.
State Obtains Facts.
I At the inquest Of Mrs Delmont
said she herself did the telepAoning
.AA tAAAF Cea4tA sNlAAAt "a lAt-AAA1 %
/ information were learned from Mrs
Taub. and her statements might lead
TO taking UP certain new phases OF
the case before the grand jury Mon
, day night.
Manager Thomas J. Coleman, OF
/ the Hotel st. Francis. and other exc
/ cutives and employees were called
1 before Robert II. Mccormack. assist
ant United States attorney IN charge
OF liquor prosecutions for questioning
regarding the origin OF 20 quarts OF
! liquor said 20 have been consumed
at Arbuckle's party.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
HOLD MINERS
FOR DEAD In
INVASION WAR
High Officials of Miners Fed.
Grafton Also Included
in Decision.
CHARGE 200 AS CUNMEN
Grand Jury Completes Investi-
CATION of West Virginia
Mine Troubles.

LOGAN. ". Va. Sept 17.-Thres
hundred and twenty-five names wero
included IN blanket Indictment.
charging murder. returned by a Log
an county special grand jury today.
The indictments followed an investt-
cation Of recent disturbances on tho
LOgan-Boone county border.
Among the names are those OF Q.
f. Keeney and Fred Mooney. presl-
dent and secretary. respectively. OF
district No. II. United Mine Workers
OF America. and II. L. Blizzard. also
United Mine Worker official. In
addition. 200 indictments charging
insurrection and pistol tottlng"
were returned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
RUM RUNNER JAILED.

OWOSSO. Mich. Sept. I7.-Three
men were given prison terms by
Judge Collins yesterday. Walter
Bocl1va drew from SIX months 20 two
years IN Ionia refOrmatory for vio-
laung the prohibition law. and Frank
Was was given 90 days IN the county
jail for the same ofense. Casmr
KasanslSy. also a boOtlegger. was put
on probation for three years because
Kasansky has a wife and nine chill
dren to support
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
JUDGE RULES MAN CAN
CARRY QUART IN GRIP

PETERSBURGH. Va. Sept. IL
Under a ruling laid down by Circuit
Judge West. a citizen has the right
regardless Of prohibition laws TO put
one quart OF hard liquor in his trav-
cling bag.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
JUDGE CRUMPACKER TO
HOLD WRECK HEARING

1APORTE. Ind. Sept. 1S.-Judge
Harry Crumpacker. OF the Laporte
county superior court. has been
selected as the trial judge for the
hearing OF the cases against the
engineer and fireman OF the Michi-
gan Central train in the Porter
county court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
GRANT CENT MILEAGE
FOR LEGION MEETING

KANSAS CITY. Sept IA one
cent a mile rate will be available 70
World war veterans attending the
national convention Of the American
Legion to be held here. It was an
nounced today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
u. S. COMMITTEE LEAVES.

WASHINGTON. Sept 17.-NIem-
bers of the senate education and
labor subcommittee investigating
conditions in the West Virginia coal
fields left here today for a tour
through the districts in which dis
orders recently occurred.
Chairman Kenyon OF the commit
tee, which recently heard a number
OF witnesses in washington, was ao-
oompanied from here by Sen. Short
ridge. republican, California. They
Will be joined sunday noon at Will
hanson. w. Va. by sen. Mckellar,
democrat, Tennessee. who IS enroute
from Knoxville
No formal hearings are planned
by the committee members but they
took along a stenographer 70 record
| the testimony Of witnesses wherever
they may find them, Automobiles
viii meet the party at Williamson
Sunday and the senators plan 20
visit all parts OF the troubled areas
before they return.
Sen. Kenyon said he hoped 10 con-
clude the visit 10 West Virginia BY
next Thursday and late.- more wit
nesses may be heard here Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
GERMANY RATIFIES
TREATY OF PEACE
Reichstag Takes Formal Ac-
ton on Pact Declaring
HOstilities Over.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE treaty Of
peace between Germany and the
United States has been formally rati-
fed by the German Reichstag. or
upper chamber.
The Reichstag, or imperial coun-
ell. which has just ratified the peace
treaty with the United States, was
organized under the new constitu-
ton Of Germany for the representa-
ton Of the component states.
The reichstag. the legislator Of
the empire. superseded the temper
airy national assembly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
DIPLOMACY

Tact makes fact as pleasant
as possible. Read todays
SUCCESS-POWER on the
classified page.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-18
THE WEATHER

Indana-Fair and cooler Sunday: Monday
fair
Lower Michigan-Fair and cooler sunday;
Monday fair. rising temperature
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18
V BULHARSkU SOUnI
MINISTERSTVO.

.Sofie, Bulharsko, 16. riina.
Process $ byvalym Radoslavo-
Yym ministerstvem. iez odhla-
sovalo vStoupeni Bulharska do
valky a jez Waldo az do po-
razky roku 1918, jiz zapocaI
ma Zaklade zvlaStniho Zakona,
pfiiat6ho rolnickym minister
stvem pod Stambuliiskyn.
ZvlaSini neivys8i soud slozen
Jest 2 10 Glend a 1akozto OBJ
vin6ni stoji pred MIN ii byya-
lych Glenh vlady, vyjimaie Ra-
doslavova samotn6ho, ienz IL
prchl po pfim6fi byvalym
kralem Ferdinandem do Berli-
ma, kde Sc dosud zdrzuje. O6e
kava Sc s jistotou, re vsichni
obvin6ni budou odsouZeni.
RozSudek nepochybn6 bude
Witi ma treSt Smrti. Jediny
Mchni byvaly velitel, general
Akov, ma vyhlidky ma mirnej
s1 trest ohledem ma to. re II
Ahslechl pouze rozkaz1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18

die tfslic poskytnutych stat
MIN bankovnfm departmentem
"a fiskalnf rok cd /. cervence
1921, ae neobyGejn6 znacny
pocet osob 81 otevrel bankov-
nj vklady. V m6ste New Yor-
ku ienom bylo ulozeno do spo-
ritelen vice nez S734, 900, 900.
Podle techto cfslic pres zle ca
sv notet vkladatel6 We % spo-
ritelnach Y okresu New Yorku
ma /. te1vence 1921 emil t.
627. 900. tedy 0 $1,000 vice.
nez minuly rok. Neiv6tsi potet
vkladateld je y New York
County, pax isou Kings, Bronx,
Queens a Richmond.
Mdze byt rdzn6 vysv6dcenf
ohledne t6to 6spornosti Y me-
ste New Yorku, kdyz Sc pova-
ri pax zvlast6. ze New York
ma znafnV po6et pfistehoval-
eli a iestlize sc Jim mize pfi-
Gist "a tuto. dspornost n6jaka
zasluha. nemdze byt menai,
nez by Sc pri6itaIa rodilym a.
meriGanGm. a Snad dOkonce i
2asluha v6tSi. Kdybychom ia
ko AmeriGane ponekud analv-
sovali a proSli peCliv6 naSf sta
iistikou. ukaza1o by Sc snad.
re Ameri6ane, iichz pfedkov6
byli Y Americe liz pred sto le-
iv a dele. bvli predstizeni da-
.leko V nspornosti, kterA vlast-
ne vede k neodvislosti.
American. kdyz ma schop-
most k tomu. ochotn6 financu-
lie podnikv ma sirok6m pod
kladu. avsak prvniho stu
pinku. vedoucifo X neodvislo-
sti mal9m spofeDin. byl pre-
Roman velice temfas kdoz- buds
sami Sc narodili vEvrop9, a
nebo aspon ieiich rodite.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18
KARNY VYBOR PRO IA.
NEDBAVANl SCHUZf NEST.
SKE RADY.

ZvlaStni vybor mestskeho
radniho A. ]. Damma sesel Sc
vGera, aby vysetfil zanedba-
yani schdzi m6stSk6 rady O.
beenfni-tHtiky@Na karpet"
Sc dostali radni Hinchcliffe, Nc
Ginty, McNaughton a Michel.
VJpomocny m6stsky klerk Oh.
Dickersou ohlasiL re radni j.
p. Becker jest dosud nemoci
vazan k ldzku. Radni Michel
omlouya svoji nepritomnost, u
Gasti ma pohi'bu Y Detroit a tyr
di, re tuto omluvu zaslal tele-
graficky.
a ia. pravil McGinty.
isem 2de pred tydnem byl cd
poledne. kdyz jsem hyl pred
sehdzi mestsk6 rady "a jist6
ddle2it6 zalezitosti odvolan."
"Mohu pfinesti l6kaf'Sk6 W.
sved6eni. ze isem byl memo
cen.' hranil Sc McNaughton.
"Byl jsem povolan. abych
mluvil ma trech ddlezitych
schdzich a nemohl isem Sc te-
to povinnosti vyhnouti." vypra
vel Hinchcliffe. "Musim vSak
proh,asiti, ze isem byl uca-
stem vSech schulz ostatnich a
re isem nikterak nedlel po 6
ned6l na ceste pro zabavu ' Ka
lifornii."
Kdosi sc tazal pivodce pri-
sneho nari2enf pro nedbale6
InavStevovani SchIzi m6stsk6
rady. Damma: "NespiGkuie
vas Hincliffe pro vaSi cestu do
Floridy?" al ne. odpovedel
Damn. "rekl pfece Y Kalifor-
nil q ia nebyl Y. Kalifornii. On
myslel patrne Zmunta.
Schdze byla po t6 odro6ena
veter ma schulz m6stske ra-
dy bvl o nj podan rapport. ale
mic nebylo usneseno. iak proti
vinnikdm nastoupiti. /.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18
ROZVAzECI ML.EKA Wy
JDOU v SOBOTU MA
STAVKU.

Jestlize mlekArny Telling
Belle Vernon Co. Cloyerdale
Dairy Co. budou t1vati, aby
mzda rozvazetGm byla o 20
proc. snfzena, pax odpovf roz-
vazeti techto firem V sobotu
stavkou. Bylo TAX rozhodnuto
ma vterei5f veGernf schhzi do
tytne unie, konane V Acme
Hall Ma vych. 9. ul. Pro ma
stoupenf stavky hlasovalo
$50 6lenG proti 81, coz jest
neivymfuvneisfm dokladem,
Jake smyslenf jest mezi "a
m6stnanci. Stavka musi byti a
lie dodatecn6 schvalena mezi-
narodni unit vozkH, ieifz hlav
nj stan nal6za sc V Indianapo
lis. Doide-li schvalenf, bude V
sobotu rano dovazeni mleka
zastaveno. Neodvisl6 mlekar-
ny, iez dosud platf vozk6m
'starou mzdu s38 tydn6, ne
isou arci stavkou dottenv a bu
dou mleko dorutovati iako o
byteine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18
BRICKELOVA PROPUSTENA
MA ZARUKU DANOU JEJf
DCEROU.
Vybirsni Poroty, je1 S3uditi
ma Colavitovou.

Y mesfci tervnu zavTena
69-leta Marie Brickelova, mat
ka ma dozivotf odsouzene Ka-
berove, byla vdera pust6na ma
svobodu ma zaruku $4,000, kite
re "a mi slozila druha dcera
ieii pi. NJ. NJ. McGinneSova,
iez dala V zastavu jeff dGm {.
1910 Robinwood Ave. v Lake
wood, V odhadnute Gene $15,-
900. Brickelova Sc nal6zala V
Sterling House, kan byla :
privolenim okresniho zalobce
Stantona pfevezena z okresni
v6gnice, ktera jejfmu 2dravi
pro pokrocileiSi v6k mkterak
neslouzila.
Vypov6di stafeny. jez Sc ma
taktfz zodpovidati pro utast
ma zavrazdenf vlastniho zet6,
lakewoodsk6ho nakladatele
Dana Kabera. privedly ma Ia
vici obzalovanych jeii vnucku.
Marian McArdlovou, posledni
dny tthoz zlocinu osvoboze-
nou a nemaIo prispely obzalo-
be \ procesu $ Kaberovou Sa-
mou vrahem Cala-em jakoz
il vedly k zatteni iine Spolu-
vinnice Emmy Colavitov6.
Posledn6jsi jest prav6 SOU
Izena. ale opakuii Sc op6tn6
porotni obtize. Vtera bylo W.
brano teprve Sest porotcd. me-
ri nimiz isou Gtyri zeny. Hlav-
nj ieif vinnou Jest. ze ma IA
dost Kaberove naiala oba vra-
ny. Gala jiz odsouzen6ho ma
doaNoti druheho doSud ne
zvestneho PiSsellihO. Process ic
rizen okresnim soudcem u. r.
Cullen.