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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
DYE MONOPOLY SEEKS
TO INFLUENCE CABINET
CHARGE REP. FREAR

Washington. Aug. THE charges
that the dye monopoly headed by the
Chemical Foundation Company has
sought to influence three members of
President Harding's cabinet in an eff
fort to perpetuate its present eX
elusive power in this country" is
made by Representative F'rear, Rep,
Wisconsin, in a letter to Chairman
Penrose ofthe Senate committee con-
sidering the tariff bill.
The communication was made pub
lie today by Nj. F'rear with the an
nouncement that copies had been sent
to the President and to Others who
would seem to speak with authority
on matters" contained in it.
The Wisconsin member, who led
the successful fight in the House
against the dye embargo in the Ford
letters written to Senator Penrose
by Secretaries Weeks and DENLY who
urged continuance of the embargo so
that the country might be provided
with chemicals in the event of war
Mr.. Frear also declared that Attorney
General Daugherty had failed to ac-
knowledge or act upon his letter of
July 1S asking that legal proceedings
be instituted to set aside the Chem
ical Foundation Company.
NO invisible government" said Mr.
Frear has ever shown more brazen
effrontery than this dye monopoly
We may we'll be concerned over the
power of these dye interests that
reach TO three cabinet officers in
their effort to perpetuate their pres
ent exclusive power in this country
Not one line of evidence in ali the
hearings. | am informed. suggests
that this government depended upon
or received aid from any dye estab-
liShments in the country during the
recent war and the argument that
we should preserve this half billion
dollar domestic dye monopoly with it's
excessive prices and enormous power
because of approaching war and
through need of private protection is
both preposterous and ridiculous
secretaries Weeks and DENLY are
reported 6N Ine press TO nave written
your committee simultaneously that
the dye embargo should be continued
for that reason. If so, they certainly
had little information on which to
base such statements and caution is
thrown to the winds when dye inter
ests bring these two letters to your
committee on the same day to in
fluence committee action.
Il have no fear of their influence
either in your committee or on the
body your represent, but do express
concern over any power that can Sc
cure such letters from such high
sources and, more important. that ap-
parently has endeavored to smother
efforts made to have the government
bring legal proceedings in order to set
aside the chemical founda ton COM
pany Failure for practically three
weeks to receive any reply from the
attorney general is an unusual over
sight by a department that represents
the congress S we'll as the admins
tration and it is impossible to believe
failure to acknowledge receipts of an
official courteous letter was due tn an
oversight"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Soviet Rule to
Blame for Starving
Millions in Russia

Berlin, Aug. 7-(By the Associated
Press)-The American relief work.
ers who are about to go into famine
stricken Russia probably will find
1000 900 persons in the Nolga basis
actually starving and two-thirds of
the entire population of Russia on
hunger rations, according to Mrs.
Marguerite E. Harrison, the Ameri-
can newspaper woman recently re-
leased from prison in Soviet Russia.
Mrs. Harrison attributes this to
economic and political distintegration
under Soviet rule. to the ravages of
the internecine wars against Admiral
Kolchak and. General Wrangel, and
to the drought. What the drought
failed to accomplish Consumption of
farm hands and the requistioning of
grain for the Red armies completed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
renewal OLD
TIES THIS WEEK
CLINTON TOWN
Place All Dolled Up for
Old Home Week
Observance
Glad Hand Extended to Return
ing Sons and Daughters at
Sunday Services in Churches
Salute, Concert and Ball
Game Today - Governors
Day Tuesday
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec Journal)
ny skies for the next seven days is
needed to complete the very elabor-
ate plans and preparations which
the little town of Clinton has made
for the reception of it's returning
sons and daughters during the cele-
bration of Old Home Week which
began there Sunday. The town is in
gala attire. Flags, bunting, colored
lights and smiling faces are to be
seen everywhere about town. Streets
and homes have passed through a
cleanup, paint-up campaign, and
business places and residences have
been in the hands of the decorators.
Arrange ments have been made for
meals at the Town banquet hall, the
"fatted calf" has been killed so that
even the prodigal son may be suit
ably received and entertained.
The idea OF OLD Home Week for
Clinton has rested for several years
in the back of the brain of Richard
Sunderland Ross OF Springfield,
Mass, a native of Clinton. Circum-
stances making it possible for him
to pass a few days in town in early
May, he took the opportunity to
bring forth his big idea and start it
on its way toward becoming a real
ity. resulting in what promises to be
the biggest, best and busiest week in
the history of the town.
No less enthusiastic than Mr.. Ross
in arranging for the celebration has
been First Selectman Marcellus
Cain, chairman of the executive
committee. Many times before has
he demonstrated his executive abil-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
General Forecast

Pressure was low and falling sun
day over the middle Atlantic and
north Atlantic states and east Can
ada with lowest pressure Sunday
night over Quebec. Local thunder
showers have occurred within the
last "a hours in the east states.
The outlook is for showers Mon
day in New England and local thun-
der storms Monday and Tuesday in
the south Atlantic and east gulf
states. Otherwise generally fair
weather will prevail in the states
east of the Mississippi river during
the next two days. Moderate tenn
perature will prevail throughout
middle and northern sections east Of
the Mississippi river Monday and in
the middle Atlantic and north Allan
tic states Tuesday.
Winds north of Sandy Hook will
be fresh south and southwest Shift
ing to west; showery weather Mon
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
CAMBRIDGE, MASS,
GIRL LOSES LIFE
IN TRIP LAKE

Poland. Me, Aug marion Alden,
IL. of Cambridge. Mass, was drowned
in Trip lake and her body recovered
this morning. Miss Alden, employed
at Trip Lake Camps. was on her
way by canoe to Camp Maqua. The
craft was overturned by a huge wave
Just as the girl and her companion,
Willis S. kimball of West Poland. de-
clded 1t was too rough to venture
farther and had turned around. Twice
kimball managed to place the girl on
the canoe. but she was too exhausted
to cling to it. kimball drfted on the
canoe for more than an hour and was
resuscitated only after several hours
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Seaplane Wrecked
Four Aboard Rescued

Now York; Aug. 7.-The seap1ane
Ambassador. Sound from New York to
Atlantic City was forced into the
waters NJ Sandy Hook Bay by an
electrical storm late today and then
catered by the waves until the boat
attached to her sank while the pilot
ana three passengers on board chung
10 the wings until the yacht Louder
IL reached them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Worcester Pastor
Dies in Pulpit

Worcester, Mass, Aug. Trey.
christian Peterson. a retired clergy
man and a resident of Worcester for
% years was stricken with heart dis
case this morning as he learcd for
ward in his pew to pray at the Peo-
pies church, Greendale. and died be-
fore aid could reach him. He was SO
years old and appeared in his usual
good health before the service. He
was in missionary work in the west
before coming 10 Worcester
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Rescue 20 From
Helpless MOtOrbOat

Provincetown, Mass, Aug. =
Twenty men and women were saved
from the motorboat Evelyn, bound
from Boston to Provincetovn todav
by the crew of the coast guard sta
ton No. 33. The motor stalled and
allowed the craft to drift into the
rips five miles northwest of here.
where in choppy sea she tossed for
five hours until sighted by the coast
guard lookout
The party proceeded back to Bos-
ton by rail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Movie Musicians
Protest Wage Cut

New York, Aug. 7--Motion picture
theatres throughout the city were
forced today to recruit new must
clans when 1900 musicians affiliated
with the Musicians Mutual Protec-
tive Union, failed to report for work.
as protest against proposed 20
per cent wage cut. Union members
said they had been locked out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Stone Pile on r. r.
Track Discovered
in Nick of Time

Boston, Aug. piles of stone and
debris placed on the out bound track
Of the Boston and Albany railroad
near the Chestnut Hill station were
discovered today by the crew Of an
inbound train just in time to avert
a wreck, railroad authorities an
nounced.
It is the second barrier discovered
since Friday.
The stones. some Of which
weighed SO pounds, had been care
fully placed near deep culverts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Greeks Register
Series Successes

Constantinople, Aug. 6.-The Greeks
have occupied I.efke Pass, a short dis
lance northeast of Brusa, and are en-
pected shortly to reoccupy Ismid
resumption of the Greek offensive
toward Angora is not likely to begin
before September, owing to the neces-
sity to repair the railroad bridges
Owing to the ill-feeling agar st the
Italians in Anatolia. a ship is being
sent to SamSun to eVacuate them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
President on Way
Back to WASHINGTON

Washington, Aug. THE Mayfiow-
cr, en- route from Portland. Me. to
Washington with President and Mrs.
Harding aboard, tonight was off the
Rhode Island coast near Block Island,
according to a wireless message re-
ceived by the naval communication
service here.
The yacht is due to arrive here
Tuesday noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
$4,000 .7IRE AT
FALL RIVER. MASS,

Fall River, Mass. Aug. G.-F'ire
which threatened coal pockets and
docks along the waterfront here de-
stroyed a three-story wooden building
today on Rodman wharf owned by the
Staples Transportation Co., together
with a quantity of towboat supplies.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Ellsworth Theatre
Burns, Loss $4,000

Ellsworth, Me. Aug. THE Drigo
Theatre, a moving picture house
owned by corporation and valued
at $4,000. was destroyed by fire
this morning. The origin of tho fire
is unknown. There is $4,000 insur-
ance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
THE WEATHER
UNSETTLED

North New England: Unsettled
Monday, probably local ruins cooler
in interior Monday; Tuesday fair.
Southern New England and East
New York: Partly cloudy and cooler
Monday; Tuesday fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
RAINS 0UENCH FOREST FIRES
RAGING IN NORTHERN MAINE
DEVASTATION OVER BIG AREA

Many Towns and Villages in Path of Flames
Saved by Timely Arrival of Heavy Down.
pour-Force of Several Hundred B t tie
with Fire Saturday and Sunday Seven
Houses Burned in HI O W and Big Area
Woodland Destroyed Sawmills Burned in
Rangeley Lake Region Large Part Bald
dents Leaving Region
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Steamer From Portland
to Fight Forest Fire

Portland, Me. Aug, THE light
house steamer Hibiscus sailed from
Portland at midnight last night to
aid in lighting a forest fire in the Vi
cinity of Calais.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Monday showers in the morning fol
lowed by fair; Tuesday fair; not
much change intemperature. Mod
crate south to west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Old Town Man
browns, Pushaw Lake

Bangor, Me, Aug = Harold
Field. "a. of Old Town, was drowned
in Pushaw lake Saturday, while
bathing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
SKULL CRUSHED,
BODY mUT|LATED
ATHENS WOMAN

Mary Bell Lowell, a Housekeeper,
Found Bleeding and Unconscious in
Room Saturday Afternoon Later
Succumbs to Wounds--Evidence of
Fierce Struggle in Death Chamber
Hammer Found, Probable Weapon
Used by Assailant-- Officers Seek
Missing Farm Hand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08

Interesting readine-that's what 10
found on the Classified Ad. page Of
the Journal, because this 10 where
money is saved. And of course
that's interesting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
MONDAY: Unsettled

, F. q. Aug. 10
g F. m. Aug. Is
{ !. q. Aug. 26
o N. N. Sept. /
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-03-04
Lyric Oblezeno prately
SVObOdy.

DivadIo Lyric pfepln6no byIo
nedeli odpoledne tax, ze snad jes-
te vetsi pocet tech. kdo tam &c vice
dostati nemohl, poslan byI dom6.
Lidova sch6ze sVolana byla Sdruzc-
MIN pracujicim proti prohibici.
Hlavnfm fecnfkem hyl kongres-
nix 2 New Yorku, James M. Mead.
ktefy prohlasil prohibici "a kome-
dii podloudny obchod lihoginami
"a skorem pocestne zam9stnani.
"Zatfmsco synove vasi a moi byli y
zakopech bojujice "a svobodu Sta
reno Sveta, volal Mead, ''okrade-
nj byli svobodn Novem Svet6.
Meade tvrdil. re dodatek O prohi.
bici a ieho vynucovanf nasilim uve-
det no vysoce placenymi' a obratnymi
reformator5, ktefi meli dosti moci
zastrasiti kongres. Dodatek. pra-
Ill Mead dale, podan byl meme ne
Iii tfetinou obyvatelstva coz je me-
zakonnym a mnohe zakonodarny
hlasovaly pro nej zp6sobem, jaky
.akon nepredpisuie. President Spo-
lenych Stat1 Volstead6v vynucovaei
4akon vetoval. Nejvyssi Soud 5 hla-
sy proti rozdelen byl dobrozda-
nj svenn mem.
President sch1ze. Iverscn, pred
povedel. &c dodatek prohibicnf
zvracen bude We tfech letech. Pro-
hibice jest nezdafem. prohlasil
byv vAly kapitan. William H. Stay
ton. Vyjmenoval Rusko. Cinu. Tu-
recko lndii lako krajiny kde sko-
dlivost' prohlbice patrnou. Indie,
pravil Stayton, 'kde prohibice jest
po staleti. ovladana jest hrstkou ko.
ralku piiiclch Anglican1. Ruskt,
krere prohlasilo We valce prohibici,
jest chaosu. Turci isou nejhorsim
narodam Pa svet6. Gina. tisfce let
stara. dosud d6t atkem mezi naro-
dy. DR.. Robert W. Price uznaI.
re uzivani koTalky lekafstvf jest
nevyhnutelnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-03-04
MlStni zprdyy.
Z krajanSkYCh kruhi.

- Dne 2J. 1nora zemTela pi.
Marie Kotis, mauzelka Jana koti.
Sc {. 523 N. Belnord avenue. We
start sc rokG. Pohrbena byla ma
hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele dtery
rano.
= : = Dne q. 1nora zemfela pi.
Antonio Houska. manAelka Jana
Housky. {. I34 N. Castle uiice. We
staff 48 rok1. Pohfb ma byla We
stEeaa rano na hfbitov6 Nejsv. Wy
kupitele.
Dne 28. q nora zernrel o. Josef
Nemec. manzel Goldie Nemec. {.
1926 Jefferson ulice. We stafl rs
roKG. Pohfben byl ma hfbitove
Nejsv. Vykupitele. Nalezel ku
spolkn Kat SoFol6. ktefi jej ma
posledni cest6 doprovazeli.
- Vybor Sdruzenych Svobodom, .
slnych Spolk1 FRO Hooverovu Akci,
vzdava timto srdecny dix vsen
ktefi ku zdaru podniku pfispeli
Zejmena ct. redakci TELEGRAPH
ga 1cinnou agitaci, ct. spravnimr
vyboru Sokolovny "a prop1jsen
mistnosti a vsem darcim. at ja
kymkoliv obnosem pfispeli VIDA.
vame diky. nebot ukazali. re city
lidskosti Mich nevynfely a &c
pomohli kazdy die svych sill. Sr,
decne diky vsem "a vybor. Au
gust Kiecka. pfedseda. Antonio
PokorGa. pokladnice.
Zaslano do Chicago celken
$56l.l5. Vykaz bude uveTein6n '
! pristich cislech TELEGRAPH.
St0lek pro inauguraci zh0tOven
Baltimore.
Baltimorska firma John C. Knipl
zhoto,ila stolek. jehoz uzit
jest pfi inangnraci presidenta tIar
dinga. Stolek zhotoven jest ma
hagonoveho dfeva ozdoben zlatyn
orlem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-03-04
Prepaden ma EdmundSon avenue.

Samuel Little, 834 Hamilton Te-
race. prepaden byl noic 1ter5
ma stredu. kdyz automobile iel DO
Edmondson avenue. Ffepadeni u
dalo sc kolem z hodiny bolku
$500. Jak Little udava. automobil
leho yypoved6l mu sluzbu. Kdyz
sestoupil. ahy Sc podfval co pflci.
nou. pfiblizil Sc iiny automobil. q
nehoz vyskoeili 4 muzi Sc skrabos.
kami ma obliceii. revolverem v
ruce porucili pfepadenemu zdvih.
nouti ruce. Kdyz neposlechl roz-
kazu okamzit6. udefil iei jeden Q
Mich do brady rukov9ti revolveru.
Kama byla tax silnou. ze Little Sc
skacel. Bandite odskoeiIi cd pad
leho a rychle pocali ujizdeti zmista
pfepadu. Nezli Little ie dohoniti
mohl We SVEN, pustiv &c "a mimi.
bandite zmizeli dozoru.
Baltimorska zubni laboratof,
{. 4O2 w. Saratoga ulice. prapade-
ma byla v noci We stTedu ctyfmi
bandity. ktefi s revolvery v ruce
vpadli do mistnosti oloupili ma.
jitele sest ieho pomocnik1, Dru.
Maxu Rosenthalovi. majetniku, wa
Ii $3.50. a Dru. Gilbert Feldsberovi
5000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-03-04
ByYaly president. Wilson. do sou.
kr0mehO zivota.

FohotO patku vstupuje do SOU
krom6ho zivota b5val1 president,
Woodrow Wilson. Pc osm rok1
ffdil oteze vlady. ktera po celou
tn dobu byla rukou demokra-
ticke strany.
z 1fadu odchazi nemocen. se-
&yarly. Zaplatil cenu tax velice
zodpovedneho 1fadu. Tragedie
cloveka
Obcanstvo Spojenych Statd loucf
Sc 8 MIN zajiste tim vroucim
pranim. ably silly. iez pfinesl ma
oltar sve dobre Will pro Iepsf to-
hoto sveta. byly mu nazp6t Y hoj-
nosti vraceny.
CeskoslovensKa Tepublika mela
mem dobreho pritele. Pratelstvi
ieho vdeene budiz Vzpominano
il a ditkami jejimi!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-03-04
Champ Clark mrtev.

Byvaly mluvci Domu. kongresnik
Champ Clark. zemTel We Washing
tonu We stfedu. Clark byl po &c
rok6 kongresnikem pO 6 rok6
mluvcim DJmu.
Doba 1fadovani jeho uplvnouti
mela tento patek, pon6vac i on pfi
poslednich volhach porazen byI.
Smrt' jeho jest skorem soudobou
odchazenim presidenta Wilsona z
dfadu. Clark roku 1912 v Balti-
morske konvenci malem zvolen byl
"a kandidata presidentskeho 1radu.
Pc osm hlasovani mel vetsinu. Ma
konec Wilson jei pfedstihl.
Clark cd te DOLBY porazku svaji
Wilsonovi zapomenouti nemohl.
zivot jeho byl cinnym. Jak v
demokratickych kruzich tax vsech
narodnich aferach Clark byl vyzna-
mnou os0bnosti.
Liga NarOdd nema prava ma Yap.
Ku ddraznemu Sc ohrazeni Spo.
iene Staty obdrzeIy zpravu Ligy
Narod1: iez opet sesla Sc Pafizi,
ze tato nema pravomoci mad man.
daty 1zemi odebranych Nemeckl a
ze ostrov Yap - velice d1lezit6
kabelova stanice - dan byl v och.
ranu Japonska Spoieneckymi 9
Sdruzenymi mocemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-03-04
Harding v Cello SpOjenych Stati.

Den bTezna dnem nastoleni
noveho presidenta Spojenych Stat6.
V 6fad presidentsky neivetsi repu-
bIiky sveta vstupuje Harding. re-
publikan. MIN celia adiminstrace
pfechazi do moci strany republican
ske.
Doba dnesni neni dobou lehkou.
Celia svetova situace ma vazkach.
Po krvavych bojich nedavne valky
neni mozno mluviti uklidn9ni.
Povalecna doba snad tezsi valky.
We valce smahem vse sc povolovalo.
radseni nedalc hlasu hluboke iva.
ze SIiby: "valkou vse urovnano
bude," ''mece a della pluhy a
kosy'' ''demokracie sv9ta".
dnes iest9 nespIn6nY ano daleko.
daleko spln6ni!
V dob6 teto prejima oteze vlady
byvalv senator Harding. dnes pre-
sident Spojenych Stat1!
Jak bude "a vlady jeho? Verne.
re poctivou v0li. dobre! Presi.
dent Harding nastupuje stolec pre-
sidentsky jednou velikou pfedno-
sti! Nespoleha sc sam ma sebe. radi
Sc, nekvapi. uvazuie! TAX poctive
chce, ably to co cini byl1 skutecn6
dobre. ze az do posledniho okamzi-
ku oddaluie!
Osoba noveho presidenta slibuje
nam peclivou administered. v nfz
touha po harmonii spolup1sobeni
hude v1dci myslenkou, tTeba by Sc
nedala odstrGiti nj neodvislost'
raznost' Y jstych okolnostech!
Ma obcanstvu Spojenych Statd
jast pomoci ku zdaru. President,
muz lidu, doufa We spolup1 90 beni
lidu. za Americane ceskosloven-
skeho p1vodu pficinf se svoji loyal
nostf pomahati. neni pri jejich W.
chov6 jeiich citu ami jinak mono
ocekavati!
Presidentu Hardingovi ku Writ
stu Spojenych Statd plny zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-03-04
PredmeSti PetrOhyadn v m0ci
vzboufencI.

Dam kongresu jednohlasne hla-
soval odvolani valecnych zakon6.
ktere dosnd platnosti isou. "a.
kon obchodov 1nf>~s nepfitelem a
bondech Svobody valecne financni
korporaci znstane platnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-03-04
KOlem "Shot Tower" park.

Mohutna v6z. niz pred easy no.
toveny byly broky. stati bude We
stfedu noveho parku. ktery kolem
nj zbudovan bude. uskutecn6ny-li
budou plany vyboru mad msstskymi
parky. Park rozprostirati sc ma
meZi Fayette a Baltimore ulicemi
a mezi Front a High.
Domy ma pozemcich stojici hudou
vyvlsstneny strzeny. Parkeln
dostane Sc mista ku osvezeni oby-
vatelstvu zijicimu teto tax zalid.
meme casti mesta. Pfedloha W.
vlastn6nl podana bude mestske rad6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-03-04
Senat pro pozyani Angle a ia
pOnSka do pOrad.

a =
Senat "a zavfenymi dvefmi jed.
nal v uterv stale rostouci prohlu.
bine mezi Spojenymi Staty ia
ponskem. .behem debaty namornim
rozpoctovem vydani. Usnesl sc "a
dati presidenta "a svolani konfe.
renee Anglii Japonskem ku jed.
mani o odzbrojeni ma mofi.
TajDe sezeni senatu trvalo dv9 a
pdl hodiny. Japonska imperiali-
st'cke zajmy. hrozici situace Ka-
l'fornii. poruseni ddv6ry ze strany
opojenc1 ohledne ostrova Yap a
vseobecna dvojatost' ohledu ku
Spojenym Statn. byly uvedery v
rozhovoru senatorem Lodgem jako
dnOody pro pfijeti rozhodne akce
podporovane silnou namornf moci.
Senator Lodge. jenz zadal toto
tajn6 jednani. jakeho snad nebylo
v nejtemnejsfch dobach. vyslovil
svOji pochybGost' ze by svoleni ia
ponska o zmenseni namofni moci
stalo "a napsanl ma kus papiru. Sc
nator Poindexter uvedl, Re Japon.
sko tajnosti kvapi Sc stavbou To-
di a ze j cifry. jez Japonsko samo
dava vefejnosti. skoro ukazuji. ze
jejf bitevni lod'stvo skoro rovna az
Amei ickemu a ze mnohem ohledu
snad je PREDICT az program sk6ncen
bude.
Senator Lodge tvrdil, ze Japon-
sku nem6ze Sc vefiti diplomatic
KEN jednani.
Ustflce pfieinon tyfu?
Francouzsk5 ucenec, prof. Cour-
tois, prohlasuie. ze pojidani ustric
je lidskemu zdravi znacne nebez-
pecne. pon6vadz lah6dka ia m1ze
pTivoditi tyfovou nakazu. v ne
mocnici Duboi jest 35 tyfem -posti-
zenyeh pacient1 = naruzivych je-
dhkh ustfic Courtois radi. aby
ustfice zapijeny byly silnou kofal-
kou a nikoli obycejnou vodou. chce-
me.li sve zdravi chraniti. A pone-
vac koralku nyni nemame. nechme
ustrice byti ustficemi. spokojme sc
8 kouskem chleba vzdechem "a u.
stficemi.