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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
Meridian Man Is
Killed When Car
Hits Earth Heap

Meridian, MISS, November b.
tspecinl.)-Jo Harrison, aged
80, died early today from injuries
sustained late Saturday when the
automobile he was driving struck
nm earth heap ON the side of the
Arundel road as he was turning
curve. the car turning over
twice. piniOning him underneath.
A negro, occupying the car
with Harrison was unhurt. The
injured man WINS carried to a To-
cal hospital, where his Injuries,
which were of an internal nature,
resulted fatally few hours Inter.
Harrison was nm automobile me-
chanfc, employed Mt n local plant,
and was sent into the country TO
get the car tb e was driving
into the city I'd which was
wrecked. II ases q wife and
one child,
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TAKAHASH| IS
INVESTED WITH
JAP PREMIERSHIP
Will Continue as Minister of
Finance and Navy-0ther
Cabinet Members
Hold Posts

Toxic. November 13.--Baron Kore-
kiyo Takahashi. minister of finance
in the Hara cabinet, was formally in
vested with the premiership today.
The appointment of Baron Taxa
hashi is generally regarded In po-
litlcaf circles as a favorable indica-
ton OF the waning Of the power of
the militarists as insuring what is
termed a continuation "of peaceable
foi ign policy of Premier Hara."
Baron Takahashi. accompanied by
Wlsc1-rf Uchida, the foreign minis
tsr aroceedes to the palace this
H aing for the installation of the
rramier. which took place in the
presence of Marquis Matasukata, lord
keeper of the privy seal, Viseount
Maxine. minister of the imperial
household, and Count Ogimachi, the
grand chamberlain.
In addition to holding the pre-
miership, Baron Takashi will con-
tinue as minister of finance and act
ing minister of the navy.
The other ministers in the Hara
cabinet Will retain their posts
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
GIST OF THE NEWS
GENERAL.

GEN EHAL
Exports and imports increased
during the month Of October.
senator Elkins Says deserving re-
publicans must be rewarded by party.
Los Angeles Is the richest ngrfcuI-
tural county.
Railroad trnffic increased during
month of October.
Capital lightcst for the parlcy.
STATE
New pastor Mt Admission church. /.
selma seeks to entertain next Hap
fist convention.
LOCAL
Birmingham Baptists to have mod
ern hospital.
Engineers to make protest against
kendrick action.
Two injured when auto Ii ditched
near ROebuck Springs.
Delegates to good roads meet to be-
chosen.
Speakers pay eloquent tribute to
memory Of Bishop Lnmbuth.
Presbyterians to form lnsmen's or
ganixation.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
PRONOUNCED LIBERALISM
OF NEW PREMIER NOTED

w H. november lo.--hC-
cordlng to unofficial information re-
ceived by Japanese here, Baron Ia
kahashi, new premier OF Japan, will
keep his old portfolio of minister of
finance while acting as premier, Ad-
miral Baron Kato, the ranking dele
gate at Washington, will continue to
serve as minister of marine, and
Count Ucnida will remain at the head
of the foreign office. The Japanese
in Washington dwell on the pro-
nounced liberalism Of Takahashi and
say he is especially In favor of
maintaining the territorial integrity
of China.
As minister Of finance, Takahashi
was among the first to warn his fell
low countrymen against excessive
expenditure at time when Japan's
economic and financial conditions had
been hit by the reaction following
the period of war prosperity. 1t is
believed, therefore, that he will lend
his active support to any reasonable
project of naval retrenchment. His
appointment is believed to doubly as
sure. in the opinion of Japanese, that
no notifications will be made in the
Japanese conference programme as
formulated under the Hara regime. =
If this programme were eff . ted at
all 1t probably would be in the direc-
ton of a more insistent reduction of
expenditure for unproductive activ-
tiles, In order that the wealth thus
saved might be directed in channels
OF national economic development SO
necessary to Japan at this time.
Baron Takahashi's public state
mene some months ago criticizing
tn. general staff of the arpy for in
teresting itself too much in the diplo
matte affairs of the empire created
sensation in Japan
Recently the new premier declared
that If Japan wished to maintain her
position as one of the five great pow
ers. 1t was imperative that China's
raw materials should
be available to her Japan, he in
sisted should renounce her Il de-
mands and adopt positive conserva-
tive and constructive Chinese policy,
which would include the development
of social educational and economic
conditions of China. In other words,
the ministers favored a kind Of Jap
anese help to China.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
WILL DISPOSE OF
NEWbERRY AFFAIR
DURING THIS WEEK
Armament and Mass of Leg
lSlation to Divide Interest
of the House and
Senate
BY Associated Press

Washington, November 13.-Kee
interest in the armament limitation
conference and a mass of legisia-
ton as to the present extra session
approaches its end, promises to d.
vide the attention of Congress this
week. That some Senate discussion
of questions before the conference
may develop is possibility.
The Senate this week is expected
to dispose of the controversy over
the election of Senator Newberry and
of the anti-beer bill. vote on the
latter is set for noon next Friday.
Debate on the Newberry case is ex-
pected to run most of the week with
the railroads are to present statements
aside for the purpose.
Minor bills are to occupy the at
tention of the House until Friday
when the maternity bill for federal
aid to mothers and infants comes up
under a special order
Conferees on the tax bill resume
work tomorrow. with final action
likely to be delayed until the house
votes major items of the bill
Senate finance committee hearings
on the tariff revision bill will be re-
sumed tomorrow, as will Senate COM
mittee inquiries into American oc-
cupation of Haiti. Alaskan govern
ment rganization and railroad
legislation. In connection with the
railroad hearings representatives Of
the railroad are to present statements
on proposals to repeal the so-called
per cent rate guarantee and to re-
store state rate powers.
The special senate committee APP
pointed to Investigate charges of Sem
ators Watson, democrat. Georgia, that
American soldiers overseas we're mis-
treated. probably will meet this week
to make its plans.
With a new session of Congress APP
preaching next month. leaders aae
discussing suggestions for adjourn
ment Of the present session 10 days
or two weeks before the new session
opens.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
WOMEN 4 SIT aS
JURORS d, FATTY
ARBUCKLL' S Sc

San Francisco, November 10
Roscoe C. FATTY ArbuckIe. mo.
tion picture comedian, will go to
trial tomorrow ON charge of
granddaughter growing out of the
death September of Miss yir-
Einia Rape, motion picture
actress. A
Elaborate preparations have
been made for handling the
crowds expected. Admission to
the courtroom Will be by card.
Unlike ArbuckIe's preliminary
hearing, to which only women
spectators were admitted, due to
the fact that 1t was held In the
w0man's department of the po-
lice department., both sexes may
attend the trial.
Among the spectators Will be
IA delegation from the woman's
vigilance committee. The jury
venire of 90 citizens contains the
names of Ii women.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
TEST Liquor LAW

Topeka, Kan, November 13.-Kan-
sas is prepared to make test to
determine whether the Kansas bone
dry law is nullified by the Volstead
act and beer regulations, Attorney
General Richard j. Hopkins an
nounced tonight. The announcement
followed a report reaching Mr.. Hop
kins that a carload of beer was to
be shipped into the state for medi-
cinal purposes.
Copies of the Kansas bone-dry law
will be sent to all railroads in the
state. Mr.. Hopkins said. calling at
tention to the section which en-
powers the state to confiscate con-
veyances used in the transportation
of LIQUOR
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
.SOVIETS WILL STAGE
FARLEY OF THEIR OWN

Peking, November 13.-The ST.
berian soviet government In said
to be dispIeased over the fact
that 1t has no representation mt
the Washington conference and
has Invited '.the weaker nations
to an Asia conference Mt irkutsk.
1t announces that representa-
tfyes of Slam, Persia, India and
the Philippines are on the way
to the conference. The import
ancc Of this meeting 10 kc
IN being emphasized by tbi-
bertun soviet.
Local delegations O.oreane
and Chinese who nre. ling for
the Irkutxk nssay are de-
clarcd In offictpircies here to
be the represstivcs Of obscure
groups ef msntents.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14

American Peace Terms Are
Now In Hands of Foreign
Naval Experts at Farley
sion of Procedure-Advisory Committee Meets.
Far More Than 1O-Year Holiday Projected
BY Associated Press

had
the shock of Secretary Hughes blunt presentation
the the immediate reductions of the fleets of
Great Britain the United States and Japan and for 1oear naval
holiday.
The before the opening the confer
limitation still in the hands of the
perts of the other powers chiefly concerned.
Pending further The
Britain nothing
Mr. Hughes AS
and certain that possibility
of the existed Without doubt will
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
WAREHOUSE DURNS
BY Associated Press

Little Rock, November 13.-Five
thousand bales of cotton and ware
house No / of the St. Louis Cotton
Compress company burned here to-
night. with loss approximating
s530.0O0. The cotton largely was the
property of Ad Hamber & Co. of Lit
tie Rock and the Lesser Goldman
Cotton company of st. Louis. The
loss is fully insured.
The fire originated at the north
west corner of the warehouse and
was discovered by a night watch
man, who barely escaped the first
flash of flame while closing the fire
doors between No. ! and No. 2 ware
houses. The latter warehouse was
not damaged.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
FORMER MAYOR DIES
BY Associated Press

Louisville, November 13.-James r.
Grinstead, rs, former mayor of Louis
willie and for many years one of the
republican leaders of Kentucky. died
at his home here today. For several
years he had been one of the commits
sioners of Jefferson county. He was
the father of Durward Grinstead, sec
rotary to Representative Charles F.
Ogden of Kentucky
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
THE WEATHER

Washington. November 13.-Fore-
,,s.Jtr .vtAssor Georgia: Rain Monday and
probably NAIpesday, rising tempera-
ture. -.
Alabama: Sh tpwers Monday, warm
err in interior; Tuesday fair.
Mississippi sstShowers. Monday:
Tuesday fair and cooler.
Tennessee: Rain Monday. warmer
in east portion: T hiesday FAIR. cooler
in west portion y
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14

Admission, November 13.-(Special)
Thu home of Silas A. Lacy on Quin-
tard avenue was severely damaged by
a roof fire Saturday. the blaze being
started by sparks from the kitchen
flue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-14
IRWIN COBB

begins soon in the Age-Herald "My
Favorite Stories" Watch for them.
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BIRMINGHAM WEATHER

Fair weather and rising tempera-
ture today.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-18
JENA JAKO CHINA SPO-
LECNICE LUPICU.

TIL muzi 2 zena pfepadli Y
sobotu %odpoledne obchod spo-
leGnosti The Health Bread Co.,
10402 Cedar Ave, a kdyz byli
vynutili ma majiteli vyd&ni AZ
dollaru. rychle automobilem u
ieli. Ctvrt hodiny p0Zd6ii Eat
Cent byli ma Quincy q vych. 60.
III. policejni l6taci skadronou
pod serzantem Kuglerem. Ka-
eTina M~artinova. w. Craw-
ford, IT. Deviae a Alb. Hordish
a vSichni byli odvedeni ma pol.
stanici ma vEch. 105. ILL.,, kde
ne vznesena byla zaloba pro
loupez. Auto bylo V patek We
Ger ukradeno ma zap. 3. ul. 3
Superior Ave. ]. w. Ehrbaro-
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TABIL SOKA A .SEBE..

Hanover, Pa. IT. cervence.
Bowman. 39-lety. ukrvl
Sc Y dome manzelu Ira Fichfi-
ber~erovych, dive mile ma Jill
Cd Hanover a kdyz dcera ie-
Itch, ri. Minnie Respova, 27-le-
Ia. vdova a ieii uapadnik. F.
manuel M. Rohrbaugh. 26-le
III. vratili Sc DON'T 11:30 V
noci. 7qhaiil ma ne palbu z
dvouhlavnove rucnice. Rohr-
bauch byl ran6n tax teace, re
zemTel "a sedm hodin potion a
nj. Pespova vazne bvla poran6
ma. Pc spachani GNU Bow
man odesel do nedalekeho do.
nova svych rodicI a tam sc
sv6ta Sc sprovodil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-18
OSUDNE DO
TERCE.

We Svobodov6 letnim le3eni
v Brecksville havilo So n6kN-
Tx v6letnfkG stfelbou do ter
GO. Nebezpecna hra staia SO .
eudnou 17lethmn kraiarovi
Fdwardovi Zednikovi. bvtem V
CO. 1924 Arson Ave. s. F.. 10
mnz kulo 2 rucnice flobertkv
hvla iadnfm eoortovcem vstre-
lena nrimo do hlavv. Maloka-
liberri raboi zranil nespastnd
ho mladfka tax nebeZpefne.
80 IA ndkolik hodin 20 nostfe-
lent 1omrel. Hoch druhV. ienH
vvnAlil osudnou raru. bvl no
v1elaohu V Procksville propu-
stem p ohaalohv. ielikoa go re.
IL nSfoad udal len pouhou ma
hodou.
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ZENY We FARMARENI
DIE censovni zpravy 261, $50
vlastni a fidi fanny.

Washington, II. cervence.
Zeny vtrhly ma to nejt6zsi pole
t6lesn& prace a vlastnf a fidi
mnohe fanny We Spoj. Statech,
die bulletinu vydaneho censov-
MIN ufadem.
Jest 261,553 zen, kter6 ope-
ruiz fanny V teto zemi proti
6 448.366 muffin a zeny vlast-
nily 4.8 proc. farmafsk6 pudy
We Spoi. Statech v roce 1920.
Jest 4,477 samostatnych far
maFek We state New Yorku; s.
255 V Pennsvlvanii a 1.1O3 V
New jersey. Procentn6 neime-
ne zen operuie fanny V Ne
hrasce, 10 proc. a nejvice V
Rhode Islandu, 7.2 proc.
V sedmi statech pomer ia
rem operovanych zenami byl
6 procent neb vice. Tyto byly
Rhode Island Sc 7.2 proc; Ma
ryland, 7.06; New Hampshire,
TO; Connecticut, 60; Alaba-
ma, Ga; Massachusetts,, 6.2 a
South Carolina. 6 procent.
Staty, jez oznamily vice nez
10000 samostatnych farma-
rex, jsou: Mississippi, 1882;
Alabama, 1926; Texas. 49,
1873: Georgia, 1892; North
Carolina, 1851; South Carroll
ma, 1873; Kentucky, 1889;
Tennessee, 11.374; Arkansas,
.11.026 a Virginia, 10,028.
Z 6,186,813 muzskych far
maru. 3.737,326 byli vlastnici,
67,726 fiditele a 2.381.727 ma
Z 261,553 farmarek,
187,769 vlastnily p6du, 763 RI
div fanny pro nekoho jin6ho
2 1901 pracovaly na pronaja
.tych farmach.
Ma /. ledna 1920 bylo far
mareni v6novano 955, 676,545
akr6, 2 cehoz farmafi opero-
vail 929,87S. 145 ahr1, scili
.97.3 proc, kdezto zeny 25,-
.798,400 akrd, eli 2.7 proc.
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~ODSOUTENfM KABEROVf
TEpRVE PRIV
Nj N c~TYRAKTOVE
TRAGEDIE.

Sobotnfm rozsudkem, vyne-
senym soudcem BernOnem. kite
rv nemohl jinak vyzniti nasled
KEN odporuceni milosti iinak,
nez ma dozivotnf zalar, KITE
trestem zaplatf neslTcha-
ny Gin Eva K. Kaberova, skon-
cen bvl vlastn6 ien nrvni akt
teto truchlohrv, iez vrha tax
oodivn6 svetlo ma pom6ry V
kruzich, Fter6 TAX radv by
cht6lv udavati ton. Vereinost
ale "kochati" Sc Dude i jedna-
mimi dalsfmi, neb nTiidou ne
fadu i dalsi Gcastnfci.
Kaberova sauna iovila vcera
iiste uklidneni a iedinou ieii
.staros+f ida Sc bVti osud dcerv
Jeff. 19-let6 hereGkv Marian
McArdlov6. Spoluobzalovand
matka odsou7en6 B~rickelova.
kdvz ii byl oznamen dcefir
rozsudek, So vvslovila. re M
+ato, co zaslouzila. re beztak
nrI il ztrpGovala celV zivot
Nov1 dGkaz "matefsk6 lasky"
Zalobce Stanton prohlasil
ze We vsech dalSich ttvrech sor
dech Dude pozadovati s ne6-
nrosnou pfisncsti pro kazd6ho
obzalovaneho trest smrti. V So
hotu zamitl zadost obhaicG. a.
hv ma soudni penezni zaruku 2
vazbv byl propustena Marian
McArdlova. "a kterou hodlal
nenize sloziti vlastnf jeif otec
rozvedenV manzel V sobotu Cd
snuzen6 Kaberov6. Y Chicqpn
5iifcf McArdle. Oba obhajci
Poison i Corrigan. prohlasili
Svoii spokoienost, ze Sc Jim DO
daTilo z|achraniti Kaberovop
nred popravou a nehodlaij pod
niknouti zadn5ch krokA pro
obnoveni soudu, aniz Sc odvo-
ldvati k vy5$f instance.
Odsouzena Kaberova buGe
dOpravena do zensk1 kaznice
' Marysville koneam tohoto
neb pocatkem prfstiho tfdne
iakmile Sc pon6kud zotavi.
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K~VETINOVE. KORSO AUTO.
MOBILU.

Jednou 2 neip6'm6iSich sla1
nosti iubileini serie m6sta Gle
velandu Dude kv6tinove auto
mobilov6 korso, pr kter6m nei
lepe dekorovanym aufnm ky
nou ceny V obnosu $500. Phi
stup k sout6zi Jest pro kazd6-
no volny. Parada tato konati
Sc Dude %. Cervence, We ctvr-
TEX. pristi tIden 100 odp.
Poiede Sc zapadn6 20 Euclid
Ave. ma Square 20 Ontario no
Lakeside Ave. k radnici a pax
vych. 9. I'll. Pfehlednuta Dude
mayorem Fitzgeraldem. Ceny
stanoveny isou ma 500. $50 a
S25 We ctyrech odd6lenich a
slice neilepe Gekorovan6 voZy
soukromnIkd, obchodnik1, au-
tomobily, pro vozy odlisn6, "a
ijmave konstrnkco a pro o2do-
bena auta nakladni.
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VYRoCNf SCHUZE r A A
SPOR. SPOLKU AETNA.

UvedenV finanGni ustav, by
valy spolek Czech konal We ctvr
tex valnou hromadu, "a ktere
s povdekem bvlo vzato ma We
domi. Re spolek die finanGniho
vVkazu stayi SO mezi naSe nei-
vetSi instituce ceske tohoto dru
hu s vykazanVm obratem. KITE
ry bezmala dostupuie sluSnou
sunni pGldruheho millionu S Vi
CO lax p6lmillionovYmi uspor-
nlmi vkladv. kter6 beypec-
mem ulozeri Sc zGrokuii 5
proc. DO fiditelske rady vzrh-
staiiciho podniku zvoleni bvli
~nasleduifci panov6: BeGka ].
V. HaSek Peter P: Hrabak J..
Jifik JOS. .Jirka JOS, Johanek
Frank, Kalina p. v. Kjrchen-
dorfer P. j.. Klima ]. ". Kor-
tan Edward. Kovar Frank.
Kroft JOS. KubeS. j. p. Ma
res A. L., Nekvasil Frank. Va
cha Jos, Steiskal JAS. Vaver-
ka Vaclav.
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RUDE STIHATI UNOSCE.

Girard, Kas., II. cervence.
Pi. Kate Richards O'Hare-ova,
siroce znama socialisticka rec
nice a spisovatelka, jez byla u
nosena /. cervence odpoledne z
obydli sveho pritele V Twin
Falls, povede zalobu prot je-
denacti muzum, kteTi il unesll,
zde dnes .jeji dcera,
Kathleen O'Hare-ova. Budou
zalovani 2 unosu, z d~eportace
2 jednoho statu do druheho a
~poSkozeni zdravi pi. O'Hare-
owe, iez onemocnela kongesci
pile nasledkem 12-hodinne j.
zdy. Zaloba pravdepodobne
Dude zadana pred federalnim
soudem, iezto zloGin byl spa
chan We dvou statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-18
VICHR1CE " PARfzl.

PaTiz, Is. cervence. Mnoho
skody bylo natropeno ma ma
jetku, kdyz hrozna vichrice pri
hnala Sc ma Paflz vcera. 10
mlny byly smeteny Sc stfech,
stromy vyvraceny, automobi-
ly prevrhany, stinidla pred re-
stauracemi strhana a >mnoho
lid poraneno padajicimi tro-
skami a vetvemi stromd. Boufe
nejvice Zurila, kdyz velvysla-
nee Herrick odchazel Z audien
&c cd presidenta Milleranda,
jenuz pfedlozil sve %povGfoVa-
q listing. President pozadal
jej, ably zustal palaci, az Sc
boure pfezene. Prselo vydatna
a ida Sc, re horla vlna byla
zlomena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-18
Cesti professor opoustSji
hromadre Slovensko. Vladni

referent Ant. Stepanek stezuje
81 We SLOW. Denniku, re ceSti
professor hlasi Sc re Slovenska
hromadnG zpet do Czech a ma
Moravu. Zpet hlasi Sc dobre,
kvalifikovan6 silly. Die posled-
nich statistickych vykazG ne
dostava Sc We SIX. roce 1920-21
v cele republice 1900 kvalifiko
vanych profesoru, take re
101 hodin tydennich isou OBJ
sazeny ma statnich stfednich
skolach len III ctvrtiny nor
maine a ctvrtina vypomocne,
pres to, re omezuii Sc poboc-
XIV. asistenturv kresleni a te-
.locviku atd. Tolik vladni refe-
rent St6fanek. Jest Zrejmo, re
pom6rv Skolni ma Slovensko Sc
odchodem kvalifikovanych pro
fesor1 mohou ien ZhorSiti.Tam
vede protiGeska agitace rudo-
We strany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-18
JAN STRAKA ZA3!T DO
MACfM.
RvaGka pred zrakem dsti.

Tfi male ditky Mika Chur-
my byly vcera k veceru sved-
ky, kterak otec jejich postrelil
q k smrti ubil Jana Straku,
jenz Churma V els. 2034 zap.
12. I'll. bydlel.
Churma, die vypovedi poll
Gle, 81 jiz byl pred tim ma sve-
no bordynkare Straku ma IRA
de stezoval. Pc spachani pr-
serneho skutku vybehl z do
nova bez kabatu a prostovla-
sy a byl 0 chvili pozdeii poll
ceinimi strazniky, serzanty
Torrencem a Kuehnem ma
Franklin Ave. dostizen, zatGen
a dan pro vrazdu V obzalobu.
Podobn6 Sc zachovaly i zd6se-
ne ditky, ktere hr1za 2 domu
vypudila a byly teprve pozd6-
il policii nalezeny, bloudice u
licemi. Manzelka Churmova
neby4a tragedii pritomna, jeli-
koz obstaravala prave nakup
ma nedeli.
Phi pTedbeznem vVslechu
vypravoval Churma ma p%olicii,
Re Straka ma neho pocal dtoti-
ii a re vse spachal nutn6 Sc
beobrane. Srazil pry svoji obet'
k zemi, dosel 81 pro revolver a
vypalil ma Straku, dosud ma
Zemi leziciho, nekolik ram Dit
ky Sc Ia rvackv rozprchly a u
pozornili ma udalost sousedy,
kteri p~rivolali policejnf po-
moe. Soucasn9 S dostavivsi Sc
policii vratla sc Churnova s ma
kupu, ale nemohla udati pTiGi-
ny. proc Sc vrazda stala.
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KONTEST KRkSY PLAIN
DEALERU.

Divei svet Clevelande i Sly
Sim okoli byl iaksi vzrusen
soutezi krasy, kterou vypsai
zdeisi dennik Plain Dealer Sc
znaGnvmi peneznimi odmena-
mi. Vcera objevila Sc prvni Sc
RE viteznych dGvtat q iak j.
max ami nem6ze b1ti, nachazi-
me mezi vitezkami i im6no &c
ske, slecny Emmy Husarove
PITT Tate Ave, jez obdrzela
cenu $4,000. x 6sp6chu upfi-
ne gratuluieme.
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pEKOvE MA

Pafiz. II. cervence. DIE neJ-
posledn6isich zprav Rekov6 "a
sahli hluboko do turecke o
brann6 linie. Pfjtomne vsechen
zaiem soustTeden lest ma me-
sta Kutaiu 4 Esko-6er, 2 nichz
prvnf liz Rekov6 obl6haji a
pax mali V 1myslu v%ytrhnoutl
proti druh6mu, kde utrp6li tea
kou porazku ma iare.
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W pUHRSKE


LondVn, IS. Gervence. Vsich-
nj havifi Y Ruhrske oblasti ne
meck6 vySli ma stavku. die te-
lefonick6 depese obdraen6 2
Duesseldorfu Y Amsterodame
4 ieiiz obsah byl sem telegra-
fovan. Vyiednayani Sc zamest-
navateli selhalo. iezto odfekli
vyhov6ti pozadavkdm havifd.
dodava depese.
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pfnd domnm wan1eln Han-
1arovToh no 2aetavcn ". A.
Mnvfield Pd. hadol co Haovar
c iietIm mnaam = nani Now
Hanzarova. 9o-1eta. G~natSiIa.
10 ou3i wait nuSkr. Neda1eko
ci hr6lv ~ dftkv. Han1orova.
ahv 1ama7ano bvlo mo5n6mn
na6+dc+f. von1a rnSSm nrStu .
rno$iln GO ii 7lomiti. ahv vvn-
da1a rAhnio kdva noinanou ra
M vvsia a ii ~ 1~~anila M
lev6 noon. 7nnSohfc II vvFrv"-
cent. tak5n vfora ma vafer Y
east clevelandske nemocnic.
zemfela.
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Washington, IT. cervence.
Velmi Sc ruznfcf nazory ohled
ne fizeni americkeho valecne-
no lod'stva b6hem prvnich me-
sfci valky isou o~bsazeny We
zprAvach uvefein6nych dnes
Eepublikanskou .~v6tSinou a de-
mokratickou menSinou%enatni
no vyboru pro namofnick6 "a
lezitosti. ienz vysetfoval kon-
troversi mezi d~riveiSim sekre-
tarem namofnictva Danielsem
a kontreadmiralem Simsem.
Pan Daniels, dfiveisi president
Wilson a kontreadmiral w S.
Benson, s6f operaci, isou ostre
karani We zpr3ve republican,
ske v6tSiny. iez pficita Jim
v$emozn6 pfehmatv pfi vedeni
valily. A tito ufednici jsou mad
Sen6 chvaleni We zprav6 demo
kratick6 menSiny vFboru. Men
sina shledala, re "usp6ch ma
SIGH operaci dcstatecne doka-
zal moudrost POIGNANT odboru
a ma miste ka.
|rani a kritisovani odbor ten
iiakoz j celia sluzba zasluhuii s
srdetn6 pochvaly tohoto Wy.
horu a v$eho americkeho lidu.'