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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2s.-
When It comes to pass, as IT did
this week, that a crowd Of West
Virginians filed in the prominent
class as carrying politics as side
lIne-a crowd such as has been
here this week to attend Senator
Kenyon's more or less one man in
vestigatlou Of mining troubles in
their state-when 1t comes 10 pass
that at luncheon ar dinner hour
they fail 10 cook up some plot, can
dIdate, hokum, bearing on the po-
litical future, then the depression
In politics in the Mountain State
can not DO regarded as a fancy, but
must be conceded as a fact.
It is such an unexpected novel
situation as to mystify and middle
the experienced old time observers
Of the gme as she has been played
in West Virginia from the days OF
Foreman to the regime OF Morgan,
and they cannot account for 1t at
all unless 1t is another one Of the
startingly new developments set
agoing by the world war. In all the
IOTHlST' yours "HGu Nobb WI 6AAAoAS
such as these who have been here
during the past week gathered to-
gether in the forecasting shadows
Of an imminent important cam
patgn, no matter what was the bust
ness which caused them to fore
gather, It was their habit, custom
and pastime to discuss politics and
dope up plans for the oncoming
campaign, They didn't run true to
form upon this occasion.
The correspondent who can.
vassed them hoping for something
new OF interest in the way of can.
didates, new alignments, factional
plot and Counter.plot, as a founda'
ton upon which to build UP col
umn survey of the week from Wash
ington OF the West Virginia politf-
cal field, returned to his office with
his game bag empty and his hope
unrewardod. AS a fair sample Of
his unsuccessful quest, let him tell
you OF his inquisitive encounter
with Attorney General e. 7. Eng
land. Tho others were all like that.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Gsorge B. Thomas will be ap.
pointef postmaster at Davis, W,
Va. His nomination is axpecteo
to 20 to the senate within he next
day or two.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
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eninE the public service by effect
I ing advisable changes in the off.
clRl personnel"
Mr.. whitaker Is Of the steel
manufacturing family Of Whitakers
OF wheeling. He is young and
wealthy, an active, enthusiastic and
influential party man IN his sec
ton OF the state. His ttther, toun'
der OF the steel bpsiness. the late
N. s. Whitaker, wah an old.line
west Virginia Republican Of the
stalwart, rugged kind, and at one
time in his life served In the state
senate as president OF that body.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Are Few DETERMINATION coun
ty roads are in fine condition Col
Sunday driving, was the cheering
statement Of County Engineer
Frank ]. Wilfong this morning
Only two detours are necessary,
Between Fairmont and Clarksburg
there is a detour between Enter.
prise and Bingamon. 1t will be
necessary to cross the bridge al
Worthington and 80 from thai
point by way of Boothsville and
Bridgeport. The other detour is
on tho west side road to Morgan
town at about Laurel Point. The
East side road from Fairmont t.
Morgantown is open all the way
and is in fairly good condition.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Administrations P. Wig
CLINTON was appointed administra
TOR Of the late John J. Wigglng-
ton. Bond OF $500 given.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Late departmental buSlneas re
ported at several Offices d nlem
bers OF the state deIegatton, %
V0Iiov,SS,
The New York herald., 1921-06-10
BAIL JUMPER BACK
FROM so. AMERICA
DIR. Bricker, Under Sentence
for Patients Deaths, Rushed
to Philadelphia.

Dr. William 8. Bricker of Philadel-
phia, who was arrested in Buenos Aires
last August as fugitive from justice
after jumping his bail in Philadelphia,
where he was under sentence Of from
four to six years for the deaths OF sew
eral Of his patients. was brought to this
port yesterday abroad the American
steamship Capital Of Nebraska.
Major Samuel c. Wynne, chief OF the
Philadelphia county detectives. YVES
waiting at the dock with permission of
the Treasury Department to remove
Bricker from the steamship, because he
had learned that friends Of Bricker
" ere awaiting him in New York with q
writ Of habeas corpus. so they could at
tempt to free him as soon as he landed.
Major Wynne, however, succeeded in
getting him off the ship and rushed
him to ST. George, Staten Island. where
an automobile was waiting. The car
crossed over the ferry into New Jersey
and hurried toward Philadelphia.
DR.. Bricker had7$75.000 when he was
located in Argentina, fought extradition,
and when the Argentina courts decided
against him he escaped from a guard
while walking outside the jail. DR..
Bricker was not rearrested until last
January in Asuncion. capital of Para
quay. He waived extradition then and
consented to accompany Philadelphia
detectives to the United States
The New York herald., 1921-06-10
LASKER AND HIS SHIP
BOARD AIDS CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The nomina-
ton of Albert d. Lasker of Illinois as
chairman and of all others named by
President Harding for the Shipping
Board were confirmed to-day by the
Senate.
Senator La Toilette wis introduced
a resolution providing for an investi-
cation of the shipping strike, the meth
DDS Of the United States Shipping, Board
and the general condition Of the Ameri-
can Merchant Marine, with special ref
erence to the wages and working con-
ditions of the seamen.
Pending Mr.. Lasker's return to Wash
ington, nothing is available here as to
policies of the board beyond his state
ment that the new members intend to
have a strictly business administration
and to keep the American flag on the
seas. No consideration has ye. been
given to the question Of disposing of
the Leviathan and the other white ele-
plants on the hands Of the Shipping
Board.
The New York herald., 1921-06-10
STARVES, $40 IN POCKET,
$40, 900 ON DEPOSIT IN BANK
Charles S. Mack Found Dead in His Room Ate Only
Scraps, Never Got Square Meal Except When
Landady Took Compassion oA Him.

Barrett said was all that Mack ever ate
except when she gave him substantial
food. She said that Mack engaged the
room six months ago at a rental of Sc a
week. and that he was several weeks in
arrears.
According to Mrs. Barrett. the man
said he had a prosperous business down
town, but cid not live with his family.
The only friend he seemed to have in
the neighborhood was tailor who gave
him a check each month. This check.
Mrs. Barrett said Mack told her. was
his allowance from his family. The
body was identified by Macks brother.
Hugo S. Mack. a lawyer of 6 Beekman
street. who said he did not believe his
brother had starved TO death. as he was
always well supplied with money.
The New York herald., 1921-06-10

sor In office, and four other labor
agents by a Special Grand Jury to-day.
The Grand Jury has been investigat-
ing alleged graft in the building in
dustry here
1t is alleged that s2.5oo was paid to
O'Donnell during the remodelling of a
downtown hotel last year. Kearney
and the others are alleged to have re-
ceived $1,000 to settle labor dispute
The New York herald., 1921-06-10
Gold and Silver Found
in Gravel on Iowa Farm

EMMETSBURG, Iowa, June 8.
Gold and silver have been
discovered on the Bernard Smith
farm, seven miles north of here,
in part of large section along
the Des Moines River, underlaid
by great gravel beds.
Bernard Smith, while digging
postholes, noted shiny articles in
the gravel and he sent samples
to the Chicago Assay Office,
which reported that gold and sill
yer in the samples run from $40
to $40 ton.
The New York herald., 1921-06-10

DIR. George Hohmann, Assistant Medi-
cal Examiner, looked over the body OF
Charles S. Mack of 131 West Ninety-sev-
enth street in the West Tooth street
police station last night and said that the
man had died of starvation, although he
had $40 in his pocket when his body was
found, and, according to John Barrett.
with whom Mack had lived for eight
months. more than $40, 900 on deposit in
a downtown bank.
Mack's body was found lying on the
floor of his room by Mrs. Barrett yes
terday He was only partly clothed, and
held in his right hand his trousers, IN
the pocket of which was the $40. The
room was Uttered with bread crusts and
decayed fruit and vegetables, which Mrs
The New York herald., 1921-06-10

an indep endent tran nsaction. hut before the
lawyer finished they generally admitted
that one end OF the deal was contingent
upon the other
The New York herald., 1921-06-10
PITTSBURGH ACTS ON HOUSING
Business Men Are to Build 1000
Homes for s1O,OOO,oOO.

PITTSBURGH, June s.-The Commerce
Housing Corporation of the Pittsburgh
Chamber Of Commerce was organized
here to-day by more than two-score
business men for the purpose of reliev-
ing the housing shortage In tho district.
II ls proposed to build 1000 houses
within year. with an outlay of about
SIC. .000.0 900.
The New York herald., 1921-06-10
Big Jump I'm Jamaica.

So ths list ran all over the city. One
case. at 375 Fulton street. Jamaica,
showed a jump from $1,000 In 1915 to
200 in 1921 Within the city, where
quotations were given by the square
foot, an increase from 81 to 81 was not
unusual
In the course OF o statement 20 the
committee earlier In the day Mr.. Inter
myer had complained OF the lack OF CO.
operation by the Federal authorities. He
charged that although the committee
had unearthed evidence showing the OK
fstence of more than twenty nationwide
combines operating In building material.
the Federal authorities had done vir-
tually nothing 10 bring about trials, or
even indictments. During the afternoon
session, however, a rews despatch from
Washington was shown TO Mr.. Inter
nyer, saying that Attorney General
Harry Nj Daugherty had instructed VIII.
lam Hay ward. United states Attorney.
. cooperate In every way with the
,fnmittee.
"well. that's good news. n true" said
+ Untermyer. "and want TO add that
II. Hayward, n nc is not hampered,
an and will be OF great assistance"
Mr.. Untermyer also let II be known
that to Col Hayward had been offered
the place OF associate counsel 10 the
committee at the time of It's creation.
The rest of the session was consumed
~ the testimony of officials of savings
banks concerning the practice OF com
pcliing borrowers to accept undesirable
real estate or Liberty bonds or Victory
notes at par in ray psyment Of loans.
some OF the witnesses admitted that the
practice was common. that II was we'll
understood by every one concerned that
the real estate or the bonds. in all cases.
we're condition 20 the loan, which
VDuld not be made otherwise. Two OF
Nlree others sought 20 prove to Mr.. Un-
tevnAyeh that the purchase by the bor-
rowsr " either real estate or bonds was
The New York herald., 1921-06-10
CHICAGO LABOR HEADS
INDICTED FOB BRIBERY
Building Council President
and Others Named.

CHICAGO. June 9.-True bills were
voted against Thomas Kearney. presi-
dent of the Chicago Building Trades
Council Simon ODonnell, his predeces-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04
Cunard-Anchor parnik 'Cafabria
zahajil znovu plavbu do Fiume

Parnik "Calabria'', ktory cd.
PLAYA z New Yorku budnceho "a.
februara, bude prvou lod' 'ou, kto-
ra pojde z New Yorku do Fiume
cd prvych mesiacov vojny 1914.
Oznamenie odplavania tejto To-
de skrz >Cunard a Anchor linie,
znaSi dodanie Fiume do soznamu
r,istavov pre- morske parniky.
"Calabria" bude prevazat' cesto-
vatel 'ov do Vigo, Patras, Dubrov-
mix. Triestu a do Fiume.
Pred vojnou Fiume Dol jeden z
hlavnych prfstavov v sluzbe Gu
nard linie v Stredozemnom mort,
ktora tom case mala flotu sic
drnich vel'kych parnikoch, ktore
sa zastavovaly v nedavno rozchy-
renom pristave, senzacionalnym
okGpOvanlm D>Annunzlovym vOj
skom.
Vvborne zeleznicne spojenia ei-
MIA Fiume jednym najvacsfch
pristavfst' ma Stredozemnom mo-
ri. Vlaky jazdia priamo do vset-
kych casti Rakdska, Uhorska, Ru-
munska, Srbska, Horvatska, Ces-
ko-Slovenska a Juhoslavie.
Cunard a Anchor linie sd dobre
zname v tychto zemiach. Medzi
lod mi linie, ktore sa casio zasta-
vovaly vo Fiume a v Trieste, bo-
ly Caronia, Carmania, Franconia,
Slavonia, Laconia, Ultonia, Carpa.
thia, Pannonia a Ivernia.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

znovuvzkriesenia byvalych hranic
ktoreho oGakavaiu navrat penazi,
nlezenych' do byvalych mad'ar-
skych poziciek re hlasy taketo
musia ostat' Egou nepovsimnute.
| Fakta tieto hovoria jasne. ze sa
Iiga nezriekla Dohody, re nikde
nepodpisala myslienku jednotns-
no naroda, leda' v smysle politi-
exon, ze tnto nepodpisala, dl'a
uvedenych reprodukcii, ami ma
rodno-rol 'nicka strana a nepodpi-
sal ju ami byvaly Klub Sloven-
skych Pdaancov, ami ministri:
dr.. Srobar, Houdek, dr.. Hodza,
ha ami len dr.. Renes!
Slovenska Liga dosial' nepod-
porovala ziadnu politiclsu stranu
hmotne, ami inak. Ze sa duchom
klonila ku strane, dosial' Meme
!varenej el'kym prilivom mad a.
"onstva - to apriznat' hanbit
nemusl; to jej sl1zi len ku cti a
chvale.
Slovenska Liga nepodpisala ne
miestnu doktrlnu, re nema ella
dneho prava' mieSat' sa do vnli-
tornych zalezitosti Cesko-Sloven-
skej republiky a resp. Slovenska,
zvlaSte ME vtedy, keby sa jednalo
o zkazu diela, ktore amcricki Slo.
vaci hmotnymi krvnymi obetia-
mi pomohli to nemalo uskuto6-
nit. A ked' posledny kongress
Ligy osvedGil sa, ze otazku Pitts
burghskej Dohody pozdvihne Ii
ga znovu az potom, ked' 0 to bu-
de slobodnymi rodakmi "a ocea-
nom poziadana, nezrobila to pod
pisanim tejto nemiestnej, nezdra-
vej doktriny, ale preto, ze ochot-
ne a pine priznavala a priznava
s'ohodnym bratom prava slobod-
nych - vol'nost' a nehatenost
prava ich vlastneho sebaurcenia.
V Memorandum, sprevadzajh-
com Pittsburghskn Dohodu - Ii.
Ga osvedcila sa, zc ziada sice L.
stavne Zabezpecenu, ale ME hned
do zivota v plnom rozsahu uve-
denl samospravu; ze tato popri
iistavnom jej zabezpeceni ma
byt' obapolnym zaujmom zodpo-
vedave, dl'a moznosti a okolnosti,
tvorenych prirodzenym vyvinom
politickeho zivota - postupne u
skutocnovana.
Nakol'ko vsak je to obapolnym
zaujmom zodpovedave prevedenie
samospravy dl'a moznosti okol-
nosti, tvorenych prirodzenym W.
whom politick6ho zivota nateraz
NONE, to vedia postidit' najlep-
Sic :1asi oslobodeni bratia "a mo
rom, medzi ktorych nepatria istc
ii, ktori pod kepienkom nasej Do
hody skllia "a hranice, XII nepria.
tel 'om ktori sa "v boji "a fu''
obracajh ma nasich nhlavnFch a
'Ivekych nepriatel'ov.
Tuto je jasno znazornene stano.
visko Ligy, jasno vyvratene ne
pravdy a to vedome, alebo neve.
dome, ze Liga zapredala Pitts.
burghsku Dohodu, ze sa zriekla
samobytnosti slovenskeho naroda
IVAN BIELEK,
t. &. predseda SLOW. Lfgy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

( IN Six j H 10 II IA N 5 K
skej Narodnej q Rol nickel stra-
ny; Jozef Cholek, podpredseda
Klubu; Ferdinand Benda, dr.. l.
van Derer, Andrej Hvizdak, An
drej Kubal, Emanuel Lehoclsy, DIR
Ivan Markovic, Jan Marsalko, Jo.
zef Oktavec, Jan Pocisk, clenovia
Csl. Soc. Dem. Robotnickei stra-
ny ma slovensku; dr.. Jozef Buday
DIR. Ferdis Jrliga, DIR, Karol Kme-
t'ko, podpredseda Klubu; dr.. A
lojz Kolisel1, dr.. Jan Kovalik, St.
Onderco, Jozef sivak, Florian To-
manek, clenovia slovenskej L'u-
dovej strany; Igor Hrusovsky,
1nz. Zaruba- Pfefermann, clenovia
atrany socialistickej; dr.. Edward
Benes, minister. 6. J. 5712. 1925.
Ia hodnovernost': Protus, tajom.
Mix"
| V Amerike boly d 'alsie nedo-
rozumenia a vyvinuly sa d'alsie
bole s1ce, so strany t!ch, ktorym
ami toto ncvyhovovalo.
Otazka tato pozdvihnuta bola
znovu ma milwaukskom kongresse
Slovenskej Ligy, odblvanom "
meSiaci mali r. 1920.
kongrcss odpovcdal:
"slovenska Iiga sa nezriekla a.
nj Pittsburghskej Dohody, ami
Memorandum, vyneseneho ne
schodzi Ustrednej spravy v Pitts.
burghu, Pa, dina "a. oktobra 1919,
Po jednohlasnom tiradnom pre-
hlase Kluhu Slovenskych Poslan-
GOV, potom, co sa stale po VOL
bach, Liga pozdvihne znovu HAS
"a Pittsburghsku Dohodu, teda ::
"a 1stavne zabezpecenu sice, ale
len postupne do zivota uvadzant
samospravu slovenska, ked' mas g
o poziadajd ii, v prospech kto
rych bola uzavrena.'
A ti mohol kongress Ligy inak
pokracovat'?
Vo svetle valneho shromazdenia
narodnej a rol'nickej strany, w.
'rziavaneho v Turc. Sv. MARITIME
dina II. januara 1920; vo svetle
iiradntho pripisu, upravcneho ma
mas z Prahy, dna 6. februara 1920
klubom Slovenskych Poslancov,
podpisaneho vlastnorucne nielen
vsetkymi politickymi strankami-
teda al l'udovou - ale i troma
ministrami: dr.. Benesom, Houde-
kom a drom srobarom: "v navr.
llu zakona o iistave, podl'a ktore-
no menovite skolstvo,, cirkev, ad,
ministracia, pol 'nohospodarske O.
tazky, zdravotnictvo, obchod a
priemysel maly byt' spravovane
autonomnyymi sbormi ztip spo.
loenym, cd l'udu volenym zem.
skym vyborom pre- slovensko -
malo byt' v podstate za,bezpecent
vsetko, GO Pittsburghska Dohoda
obsahuje, vynimajdc snem, ktori
by ale "a vtedajsich pomerov bol
rozhodne bvval na ujmu Sloven.
skar' ....
Toto iste 1radne. potyrdil al mi
mister pre- sjednotenie zakonov a
organizacie spravy, DIR. Milan Ho.
dza, v nasledujicom liste, dato-
vanom Prahe, dina 2s., februara
1920.
w prilohach posielam I'll roz.
vrhy samospravnych institdcii ma
Slovensku. z mich ZEMsKY
SBoR uvedeny bude do zivota "a
konom, ale vzhl'ad ma to, ze
zabezpeceny je ' svojom plnom
rozsahu uz i v 1stavnej listine,
vstdpi do zivota hned', akonahle
81 zupne vybory prevedenu do me-
no riadne vol'by. Ma utvorenie
slovenskej Skolskej Rady je ma
stole snemovne zmocnovaci "a
kon Utvorenie Pol 'nohospodar-
skej Rady pre- slovensko, preve-
die sa cestou nariadenia minister
skej rady. Go sa tyka d'alsich
sriadeni ma slovensku, utvoria sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04
ARY w RAJ BoLo JAsNO

(Dokoncenie
"Slovensky Klub, Praha,
Snemovna.
" Prahe, dina s. februara 1920.
"Klub Slovenskych Poslancov
v pritomnosti privrzencov vset-
kych politickych stran a svojich
troch ministrov, ma zasadnuti dina
6. februara 1920, po vypocuti po-
solstva americkych slovakov, kto
re predniesol pan Albert Mama
tey, predseda slovenskej Ligy a.
merickej a po jeho argumentoch
v zalezitosti Pittsburghskej Do
hody - po dlhsej debate usniesol
ga jednohlasne ma tomto:
"Klub posiela svoj najsrdecnej-
81 pozdrav bratom Slovakom v A.
merike, co najvrelejsie d'akuje
i'm tax "a tie vel Ike obete krvi,
peniaze a pracu, ktore doniesli ma
nase oslobodenie, ako "a vel XII
starostlivost' PRAvo sAMO.
URCENIA sLovENsKEHO Ma
RODA, ktora sa zraci hlavne v
J pittsburghskej dohode
"Pittsburghska dohoda vznikla
v dobe, ked' este bola nadej, ze
svaz narodov, ktory by NAL zabez-
pecit' svetovy mier, sa uskutocni.
"Tato nadej sa vsak dosial' ne.
uskutocnila.
Cesko-Slovenska republika je
obkl 'ucena i takymi statmi, ktore
ST nam este i dnes nepriatel 'ske.
Slovensko je :hyvalym mad ar
skym rezimom kulturne hmotne
tax oslabene, re by svoju autono-
miu BEZ CEsKEJ PODPORY a.
nj vyhudovat', ami obranit' memo
hlo. Autonomia uvalila by ma slo-
vensky narod ohromne penazne
'archy. Slovensko nema dost' in
teligentnych .pracovnikov, 'ktori
by zaplnili lrady a skolske kate.
dry. So strany Cechov nielen ze
nam nehrozi nijake nebezpecie Wy
koristenia a nebezpecie odnarod-
nenia, ale prave naopak: sme l.
castnymi vsetkych prav, Go rovno-
cenni obcania Cesko-Slovenskei
repdbliky kazdej dusevnej j
hmotnej podpory. :,
"Preto Klub Slovenskych Pc.
slancov uist 'uje bratov americ.
1fkycKs 3e " navrhu ZAKONA~O
UsTAvE, podl'a ktoreho menovi
te skolstvo, cirkev, administracia
pol 'nohospodarske otazky, zdra
votnictvo, obchod a priemysel bu.
du spravovane autonomnymi sbor.
mi zup spolocnym, cd l'udu vo
lenym ZEMsKYM vYBoRoM
PRE- sLOvENsKo, zabezpecent
je v podstate vsetko, co pitts
burghska .dohoda obsahuje, vyni
maiuc snem, ktory by ale "a te
rajsich pomerov Dol rozhodne ma
ujmu Slovenska.
"Zvlaste recove, nabozenske
kultlrne hmotne zaujmy Slo
venska, budu takymto autenom
nym sriadenim, demokraticky vo
lenymi slovenskymi poslancami
niekol 'kymi slovenskymi ministrs
mi, slobodou shromazd 'ovania a
spolcovania, slovenskou publicisti.
kou ma jednej, bratskym citom
ceskeho naroda ma druhej strane
dostatocne obhajene.
"Klub slovenskych Poslancov
vidi v tychto instituciach vsetky
garancie zaujmov SLOVENSKE-
10 NARODA, ktore mali pred O.
cami americh bratia vtedy, ked
ntvorili pittsburghslzd, pre- mas
TAX vzacnu dohodu.
"Nech 81 bratia nasi americki
''spokojeni a ubezpeceni, ze my "a
hlabo NAsHo sLovENsKEHo
NARODA a Gesko-slovenskej re.
oubliky vzdy dl'a najlepsieho We
donna 20 vsetkych sill pracujeme
a mad PRAvoM NARoDA svedo-
mite strazime.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

no riadne vol'by. Ma utvorenie
slovenskej skolslej Rady je ma
stole snemovne zmocnovaci "a
konL Utvorenie Pol l'nohospodar-
skej Rady pre- slovensko, preve-
die sa cestou nariadenia minister
skej rady. Go sa tyka d'alsich
sriadeni ma slovensku, utvoria sa
osobitne slovenske 1rady q riadi-
sel'stva pre- financie, posty, ze-
leznice, stavebnictvo, zdravotni-
ctvo a pravdepodobne pre- soci-
alnu peclivost'. -"
Ma sch6dzi Ustredneho vyboru
Slovenskej Ligy, odbyIvanej v me-
ste Chicago, Ill.,, v dnoch 10. II.
novembra 1920, bolo zistene We
rejnej dstnej zpravy rev. Joze-
ia Murgasa, ze hlasy "a Pitts
burghsk1 Dohodu, dosle zpoza O.
ceana Cd casu kongressu do me-
novanej sch6dze - pochodily je-
dine ist katoGckeho knazstva,
o ktorom sa rev. Murgas osved-
Gil, ze pozostava z dewitt 'desiat
percent mad 'ar6nov, ktori pod
keoienkom nasej Dohody - po-
zerajd "a hranice Cesko-Sloven-
skej republiky, do Mad 'arska, cd
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-05
M. J. MALLOY DIES
AT HOME TODAY.
OF LONG ILLNESS

The many friends of M. ]. Malloy
will be grieved to learn that this
splendid citizen and. friend passed
away at noon today. Mr. Malloy had
been in ill-health for the past four
years and had been very low for sew
eral days.
Mr.. Malloy. who was sixty years
of age, came to Lakeland twenty-five
years ago, having been born in Ala
bame. In the years that he has been
with us, he has made for himself an
enviable reputation for uprightness,
industry and integrity. He was for
many years an employe of the A. C..
L., running on the Winston-Bone-
Valley branch.
Besides his devoted wife, he leaves
a broher in Alabama. Funeral ar
rangements have not been made.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-05
ASSOCIATION
WARNS AGAINST
DEAF" IMPOSTORS

st. Augustine, Jan 5.-The Flor
ida Association of the Deaf is making
ia strong effort, through its Impostor
Bureau, established in 1911, to protect
the public against the imposition Of
fake deaf and dumb persons who seek
to collect money by playing upon pub
lie sympathy.
Public authorities are advised to
scrutinize carefully all persons who
pretend to be mutes. All states pro-
vide free instruction, which includes
the learning of a trade, to the deaf
and dumb. Such persons, if not 9TH
erwise physically incapacitated are
able to earn their own living, and
have no right to appeal for charity
BY putting the pretended mute
through a close examination, it is
usually possible to detect the fraud.
This state has a strict law against
impostors.
One class of fakirs again which the
public is particularly warned is that
of the man who writes Il lost my
speech and hearing two years ago. !"
Such characters may always be set
down as impostors. because the loss
of both speech and hearing is a vir-
tual impossibility.
The genuine deaf mute does not
beg, this society declares, or if he
does, he is rarity. When an arrest
is made. the safest course is to send
him to genuine deaf mute. who will
quickly detect the imposition.