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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-10
ZAJfMAVY DOPIS Z
PRAHY.

Pani j. kalvova, 4110 Clin-
ton Ave. obdrzela od sveho
ibratra Prahy zajimavy dopis,
lktery nam zapdjcila k otiSteni.
Vinohrady A. ledna 1921.
Mia Josefino rodinou!
Teprve nynf mi1nejsi potasi
mi dovoluje Ii psati dopis. V
listopadu jiz isme V Praze
NELL led a mlhy a la LondJn,
avsak cd 26. prosince name
mirn6 pocasi.. Ma Sylvestra
svitilo slunko tn co starry po-
ctivec We dive hodiny odpoled-
he Jel jsem ma hrbitov olSansky
a vyhovel Tvemu prani zuplna.
Koupil jsem 2 kytice ma ROY
tety a me nezapomenuteln6 ze-
ny CO vzor hospodyne a upfi-
mnosti. Bylo prav6 5 hod.,
kdyz jsem je kladl na rovy,
vzpominaje ma Vas vsechny v
posledni dnu V roce. Sc slzami
oGich opoustel jsem hfbitov,
,kde bylo plno lidu, neb kazdy
special ku svym milym Y "a
hrobl.
16. listopadu nell jsme V
Praze velk6 vzruseni a demon.
strace prot Nemcum "a rozbi-
tou ceskou Skolu Y Chebu. I.e-
gionari ma heslo "oko ia oko,
zub "a zub" zabrali stavovsk6
divadlo, nemeckou Turnhalle
n6meckG kasino q zara2iIi hry
Y nemeckem novem diVadle a
vyucovani ma nemeckych Sko-
lach, coz trvalo tyden, nez by
la Ease ceska Skola y Chebu
We SVEN poradku od N6mcG q
bylo by to byvalo dopadale
hrozne, nebot' sc k tomu pi.i
davala luza, kdyby nebylo by
Valo vJstrahy prazskym sta
roStou drem. BaXou ma ro2icl
vyveseno, by intelligence naro
da p1sobila ku klidu. We 3
hodinach byl kid idc zast
vSe V stejnych kolejich. VSich
nj ii Stvaci by 2aslouzili obesit
neb to jsou ideally luzy, ably mt
hla palit a loupit. Ja ctim tire
ba Zulukafra, jen kdyz je :
mem clovek a ne bestie yymyki
.iici Sc S rance lidstVa kultur
niho.
10. proslnce pocali praci
Praze komuniste revoluclona
ii, placen ruskJmi bolSeviSy
ably vyyolali preyrat; ien &c
Praze spatne pochodili. Prah'
neni MosEva q cesky lid nen
lidu rusky, yetsinou nekultur
nj, ably podlehi ma Zahubu &C
l6ho naroda Zcela ia souhla
su vseho naroda pouzila viadi
tech nejprlsnejsich prostred
XII, ably z&mezlla ktyeprollti
loupeni a oalcnl clziho majet
ku. Povel pate! eetnikum,
salvy dc vravy pred parla
mentem L hod poledni
80 lehce ranenych 2 nrtv
Ant. Kulda, otec . deti, pro
tam lez a byi okamzite kid,
"a Kladno co isnu rhpll7e ar
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-10
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Zajata Iaevesta.
Ronkn We StyrecE dech cd pi E D. E A. soushworthovs
Pro "Domacnost' pfeozil Hugo Chotek
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Ivyseni to jej mnoho netesi, a
dodal: a,a.,,s,
"Domnivam Sc, re mann "a
to dekovati yam, sir!"
"Nikoli, pobocniku! Donna
vam, re jsem dosti sobeckym, a
re preji 81 podrzeti vas v hlav-
MIN stanu. Nu - ia s tou celou
zalezitostf nemel pranic co de-
lat, vyjma, BE vasem chova-
N vasich cinech podal jsem
pravdivou zpravu. Vojin must
/ poslouchati ma slovo, Wingu!
Nase osobni pTani tn nerozho-
duje a predstaveni nasi neptaji
Sc, zdali ia nerad ztratim sve-
ho pobocnika, nebo zdali Wy od-
cflazite rad ci nerad. Musite v
cello sve setniny pred velkou
| pfehlidkou pfi slunce zapa-
du!" pravil plukovnik Rosen-
thai.
Wing Sc uklonil a odesel.
K yeterni pTehlidce dostavil
Sc pred svou setninu Sc stuhami
a odznaky sve move hodnosti.
! On sam byl S povysenim tim ma
10 spokojen, tim meme ale byla
S tim spokojena celia ieho setni-
IA, u niz nete$il Sc, jak Sc zda-
10, prilis velk6 lasce.
Po prehlidce, kdyz muzstvo
rozstoupilo Sc ma vse strany po
sve chuti a utvorilo skupiny po-
die osobni naklonnosti, pri
cemz Sc koufilo a vypravovany
iNesele smutne historky ze III
vota bud vojenskeho nebo sou
kromeho, ozyvalo Sc tn a tam
tlumene zakleni a mruceni, pro
zrazujicl velkou nespokoje-
most.
Pred ustanoyenim Winga "a
kapitana velel setnine K. prvni
rorucik, atleticka to postava,
tesici Sc velke prichylnosti vse-
no muzstva, Eterazto okolnost
. zv6tsila jeSA} }nechut' ku sla-
: bounkemu Wingovi.
"Postaviti tohoto klouGka
mad mas! Vzdytj e to polovicni
dite!" zlostne prohodil serzant
Copley.
"Vypada jako holka V chla-
. peckem obleku!" mrucel desat
nix Bang.
"Kloucek - holka? All,
. vzdyt' je to skoro nemluvne je-
St6l Patri spise do klinu ma
nlnky, nezli V cello takov6 set
: n;ny, jako nase!" zvolal desat-
; mix Jones.
ia Sc divim jen tomu, co u
: certa primelo tajemnika valky,
postaviti jei V cello nasi setni-
| N.Y." mrucel desatnik Quartz.
"Bude to svanda, az Sc srazi-
: me nepritelem !" pravil Cop
ley.
"Yoe bet, ze to bude swan
; da!"
: Take ia Sc rad ma to podi-
I VAN, jak yezme do zajeGich!''
ia VAN neco povim, hosi",
: pravil pojednou zavodci Hay,
(, ktery doposud zdrzel sc kazde-
: no usudku - ivy tn klabosite
/ a nevite co a o Gem! Kapitan
: Wing je We sluzbe sice jen je-
den rok, vyznamenal Sc ale
: slavn6 pr mnohych prilezito.
stech".
(P0kracovanD
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-10
ZPRAVY Z CZECH,

Vyplenena ceslxa skola cheb
ska anglickem "The Gra-
phic". Anglicky illustrovany
tydenik "The Graphic" pri-
nesl, Is. ledna clanek o po-
slednich narodnostnich nepo-
kojich V ceskoslovenske repu-
blice a uverejnuie fotografll
vyplenene ceske Skoly V Che
bu. Pisatel zdruraznuje kid
ny prGbeh nasi narodni revo-
luce roce 1918, naSi toleran-
ci vuci nemecke mensine. Zmi-
nuje Sc zfizovani n6meckych
Skol ma Slovensku, o stVanl
vsen6meckeho kridla Jeho
tisku. Dotyka Sc pomniko-
vych afer a konci proJevem
nadeje, re Sc ceskym politi-
kum podari pfesvedciti rozum-
ne elementy n6mecke menSiny
nutnosti uzitecnosti spolu-
prace obou kmenu.
Zena dala zastreliti muze
SWIM milencem. Dne IT. led
ma nalezen blize obce byV. sta
| rosta, 74lety rolnik Vaclay
| Marousek q Hranic Il Novycf
Hradd prostfelenou hlavou
Cetnictvem zjisteno, ze vrazdu
spachal milenec zeny zavra-
| zdeneho, GetaT Frantisek Tu-
py, ktery byl zatcen V Milev-
sku IL Tabora. Rovn6z zena
Julie MarouSkova ieji sestra
Anna Sedlitzova dodany k sou
du iako spolupachatelky vra-
zdy. Zavrazd6ny Marousek
byl vseobecne obliben, praco-
vi a spoI'ivy, kdezto ieho zena
Jest velice lehkomyslna a ne
ma valnou povest.
Cesko-nemecky spor Labe,
V pondeli, q. ledna, sesla sc
V Drazd'anech mezinarodni
labska komise. Generalnim Sc
kretarem iejim ie zatim
FracouZ, $ n6mecke strany by
10 vsak vysloveno prani, ably
| definitivn; sekretar komise by
| volen 2 rad p0slancu obou
| pobfeznich statu, snad stTida,
v6 mohl by to b{-ti Czech a Ne
mec. Nemci 81 take pref, ably
Drazd'any bylv trvale sidlC
komise. Proti znamemu ce
skoslovenskemu navrhu ma u
pravu labske plavby stoj
| navrh nemeckv, doposud neu
vereineny. Cesky navrh je ne
meckymi politickymi kruh,
oznaGoyan "a Zcela neprija
telny.
rvacetiptocentni obecn
davka 1traty. We schuz
NEST rady prazske v patel
dine 2l. ledna schvaleny byl,
navrhy presldialni konnse II;
urCeri oneeh podnikt ziyno
| stenskych, nichz vybirati s.
ma 20proceutni obecni davk;
q utraty. Die toho podroben,
jsou uyedeu6 davce veSker'
: kabarety bez rozdilu a pod
Milky valleetnl, veskere barry
: veskere tanecni sine progra
, move Cako Alhanbra"
"Gri-Grl % veskere pod
; Milky. nichz poradaji Sc pie
sy IA tuto dobu, veskere noc
nj kavalny a vinarny jez ma
il pres Gas, to vseobecne p
! Y. hodlno nocni, veskere VI
a narny phi restauracich S hue
y hon. vet'-nra nav4etince
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-10

PRoNAJME. SE byt o city
fech pokoiich S koupeInou ma
hore. Elektrika a jine zarize-
nj. Jest blize kary. Haste Sc
V els. 1920 L. 53. nj. 2-14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-10
XXXIV. Winguv smelly a hrdin
ny utok.

Kazdemu je znamo, jak ma
dejne zapocala vyprava ma jaz
fe roku 1864, kdy zbrane voji-
.nu spolkovych zGstaly vitezny-
mi Y kazd6 skoro bitve.
Pluk plukovnika Rosenthala
zavodil jinymi o palmu vitez-
stvi a plnil sve povinnosti OBJ
divuhodnou odvahou, pri cemz
ovsem utrpel t6zke ztraty. A
vsak sc slavou valecnou poji Sc
/ smutek smrti. Pluk plukovni-
ka Rosenthala byl zdecimovan
a musel byti doplnen novymi
Irekruty. Adjutant Wing povy-
Sen byl ma hodnost setnika,
pro hrdinne. a zasluzne cho-
vani", jak stale v dotycn6m pri
pisu Washingtonu, a posta-
ven V cello setniny K, kterezto
misto uprazdneno bylo usmrce-
MIN setnika Griswolda.
V dobe pritomne byla setni-
na ia utaboTena V meste c. To
ho odpoledne, kdy Wing obdr-
eel povyseni sve na kapitana,
vessel do pribytku sveho pIu-
kovnika, jemuz po pozdravu
volenskem sdelil primo, IL po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-10

Bob dostavil sc "a kratko.
"Je miss Rosenthalova do
MAJ"
eyes, sir!"
"Mohl byste j pozadati, by
byla tax laskavou a priSla sem
ma chvili?"
Bob odesel a "a chvili na to
vstoupila do knihovny Erminie,
vitajic vrele majora.
"Draha Erminie, rekpete
mn6, co vse to znamena? ia z
teto hystericke holky nemohu
vymackati jedineho souvisleho
'slova!" pravil.
"Avsak COZ neobdrzel jste
muj dopis?" tazala Sc.
"Nikoliv, draha. ia vyjel V
patek tabora a dnes prijel
jsem do Washingtonu!"
"Pak nam k vypravovani
mnoho a veci velice vazne, ma
jore Fieldingu! Sdelfm vam vse
ale tax kratce, jak jen budu
moci. Sednete, prosfn!" pravi-
ia miss Rosenthalova.
Major Fielding pritahl 81 III
dli blize k t6, ma niz usadila Sc
Erminie a tato jala sc mu wy
praveti vse od nest astneho o.
noho vyletu a dnosu Elfie, o
nasilnem snatku teto s Alber-
tenn Goldsboroughem, o bitye S
guerilly, v niz Zahynuli Free
Sword Alberta 0 zajetf a
smrti Goldsborougha, Sc ysem
vedlejsimi podrobnostmi.
Major Fielding naslouchal
zajimavemu tomuto vypravova
nj rostoucim zajmem uza-
sem, kdezto jeho dcera Stkala
hlasite. Kdyz Erminie dokonci-
la, zvolala Elfie:
"Oh, papa, papa! Necin mne
zadnych vycitek! Necin tax, 81.
ce mi pukne srdce!"
''To mn6 ami nenapada, ubo
he mole dit6'', pravil otee jem
nc, hlade il po licich via
sech.
"A nevin AMI jeho, papa
Oh, nevin jeho! Je mrtev jiz 6
smrtf svojf usmffil vse!"
/ "A mrtvi mali nam zivyn
byti posvatnymi", pravil ma
jor, vina dceru svoii k srdci.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
U. S. ATTORNEY QUASHES
INDICTMENT FOR MURDER
Doubt Expressed in Case Of Girl
Accused of Staying D. G.
Detective in 1919.

United States Attorney Laskey to-
day quashed an Indictment for mur-
der in the first degree against Car
rie Johnson. coIored. nineteen years
old. in connection with the killing
of Detective Sergeant Harry Wilson
during the race riots of 1919. After
girl was convicted of manslaughter
by a jury January 3 last, before
the late Justice Gould. A motion
for a new trial was pending at the
time of Justice Gould's death. and
two weeks ago Justice Siddons
granted the new trial. explaining that
Justice Gould had expressed to him
his doubt Of his action in failing
to allow an instruction as to self
defense. Justice Siddons then spoke
of the likelihood that the girl was
in terror at the noise made by the
mob in front of the house and when
she heard the tramp of the officers
up the stairway might have heen
mislel into thinking she was about
to become the victim of the moi
and fired in self defense.
Assistant United States Attorney
Cromelin in asking for the nolle pros
explained to the court the serious
doubt OF a conviction and called at
tention to the fact that he girl was
in Jail for eighteen months before
the manslaughter vecdict. The door
Of the room where the shooting oc.
CURED showed eighteen bullet holes
and it is regarded as doubtful
whether they were fired before ol
after the girl shot Wilson. Attorney.
B. l. Gaskins anu Thomas NJ. Wat.
son appeared for the girl.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
PLACER MINING DISPUTE.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. June -.
Claimants Of placer mining rights
in disputed areas along the north
bank of the Red river and land own
ers in southern counties of Okla
homa were here today to testify this
week before Frederick S. Tyler, Unit
ed States commissioner, in connec-
ton with the boundary dispute be-
tween Texas and Oklahoma The
hearing was expected to be an I'M
portant step in Strengthening out the
tangle in titles arising from the diff
ferences as to the boundary.
Commissioner Tyler was appointed
by the United States Supreme Court
to receive and compile the testimony.
Decisions concerning hundreds of
land owners will be based on the re-
port which he makes to the court.
Testimony concerning disputed
school lands along the river also will
be taken during the week. Govern
ment representatives will appear in
behalf Of Indians owning land ad-
jacent to the river.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
|MAY Extend 14TH
|STREET BESIDE 18TH
New Plan Offered if Road
Cannot Pass Through
Hospital Grounds.

Fourteenth street may be carried to
the District line on or alongside
portion Of 18th street. it was sug-
gested today. If Congress bars the ex-
tension of the thoroughfare through
Walter Reed Hospital reservation.
The District Commissioners consider
that the section north of the hospital
grounds, between Georgia avenue and
Rock Creek Park. will require an ad-
ditional transportation line IN the
ped at the hospital reservation, as
proposed by the Wadsworth bill now
pending in the Senate. apparently put
two methods of reaching the section
north Of the reservation by street car
extension line will remain.
Two Latest Suggestions.
One Of these will be the diverting
of 18th street westward to traverse
a part of 18th street or the parking
adjacent thereto. The other plan con-
templates carrying 14th street under
10Th street toward Rock Creek Park
to an intersection with southwark
extension Of Alaska avenue and
thence to the District line.
Any proposal for construction OF a
car line on or alongside 18th street,
it was indicated today. will meet with
determined opposition from a con-
siderable number OF citizens.
1t is expected the 14th street extern
sion hearing to be held by the high
way commission in the District build
ing. Thursday. will be attended not
only by those who favor and those
who oppose the proposition. but also
by those whose interests would be
affected if a car line were built along
18th street. The hearing Is expected
to attract large attendance.
Plan Widely Favored.
Advocates of the extension of 14th
street through the hospital feserva-
ton, in accordance with the highway
missioners and members of the Mary
land delegation in Congress. Specially
interested are not only District citi-
zens, but residents of Maryland living
Just over the District line. hundreds
Of whom hold government positions
in Washington. The problem OF
Transportation is one of vital I'M.
portance to them and also OF great
Importance, it Is pointed out. TO the
government which employs them
So far as is known. the only active
street in accordance with the highway
plans are the hospital authorities.
District officials have expressed a will
ingness to carry the street through
the reservation at grade below the
normal level, which would permit the
throwing of small bridges over 1t for
use by hospital officials and patients.
1t is believed such plan would meet
satisfactorily the principal objections
made to the proposed extension OF the
street.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
WOULD VOTE ON BOUNDARY
Narciso Caray's Suggestion C
Panama-Costa Rica Dispute

Plebiscites to settle the boundary
dispute between Panama and Costa
Rica have been suggested to the
State Department by Narciso Ctray.
minister of foreign affairs for Pan
anna and head of a special mission
sent to the United States TO a6tust
the controversy over the arbitration
award o. certain territory to Costa
The idea, advanced by President
Porras of Panama. is to conduct
two plebiscites, one in the Paclhc
and the other in the Atlantic zone.
The proceedings would be carried
out by commissioners of the two
governments. with the mediation OF
the United states.
panama seeks peaceful settle
ment of the dispute with brother
nation" Mr.. Caray said. and any
other form of settlement. or one
which was secured through force.
would probably entail permanent
warfare between the two countries.
Such a settlement can only pc op-
tanned through this country giving
Panama a hearing.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
PICKING JURY FOR TRIAL
OF YOUTH IN GIRLS DEATH
Accused of Giving Her Poisoned
Candy-Body Found in Ditch
Along Railroad Track.

CORCNNA. Mich. June 2O-Selec-
ton OF a jury to try Forest Higgins.
twenty-two. on a charge of killing
Lucy Nittum. nineteen, was begun
In circuit court here today. Higgins
is accused of having given the girl
poison upon learning she was in a
delicate condition.
Miss Wittum's body was found by
train crew along the railroad
tracks near the adjoining farms of
the Higgins and Wittum families
April l. The body lay in a ditch,
race downward. with mud and grass
clutched in both hands.
Higgins admitted having met her
at the place the night before and as
serted she took the poison after
learning their marriage would have
to be postponed. He saw her fall
into the ditch. he added, but fled from
the scene and made no report to the
authorities for fear he would be
blamed for the girls death. He
disclaimed knowledge of how she
obtained the poison. special guard
has been kept over Higgins during
the trial. although there have been
no threats of violence
Evening star., 1921-06-20
MOTORISTS ARE WARNED.

operating automobiles with one or
more lights out is, a dangerous prac-
tice about which complaints have been
made Mai, Gessford, superintendent
of police. told members of his COM
mand.
Maj. Gessford said:
"a great number OF Lrachines are
equipped with an apparatus on the
dashboard which will permit the purn.
inc of only one light at time, ana IL
has been observed that there Is grow
ing tendency on the part Of motorists
to make free use of the device by turn
ing a headlight either on or on at VIII.
."This practice must be stopped. me
latiois expressly provide that
there shall be two lights on the irons :
which shall throw a continuous ray OIL
light" s,..,,.d
strict enforcement of the regulation. IN
an effort to prevent the lives of motor
lists and pedestrians from being Jeopar-
died.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
PUBLISHERS MEET TODAY.
Southern Association Opens Nine
teenth Annual Convention.

ASHEVILLE. N. c., June 2O-with
a program made up of subjects of
vital interest to the publishers. no set
speeches being arranged. the nine
teenth annual convention of the
Southern Publishers Association con-
vened here this morning at 10 o'clock
at the Battery Park Hotel. with Presi-
dent Marcellus T. Foster of the Hous-
ton Chronicle presiding.
More than $50 delegates have reg
istered and others are expected dur
ing the day. The convention is to
continue through Wednesday, and
matters to be taken up include the
cost of white paper. the labor prob
lem and the postal zone law.
The publishers will devote more
time to business this year than ever
before, many Of the social and recrea-
tional features which they had ar
ranged for other years being elimi-
mated. W. A. Elliott of the Jackson
VILE Times Union, first vice president.
is slated for the presidency. it being
the custom to promote the officers
each year.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
new PER DIEM SCALE
WILL BE SUBMITTED
Revision for District Workers Be
fore July Made Necessary by
Bonus Withdrawal.

A new wage scale for the 1000
per diem employees of the District
government will be submitted to the
Commissioners within week for
their approval.
Revision of the scale before July
is made necessary by the action
OF Congress Withdrawing the bonus
OF rs cents a day from all employees
whose pay is fixed by wage boards.
The wage board went into session
today to determine how much should
be added to the basic pay of these
men to onset the loss of the bonus.
1t will be difficult for the wage
board to aud much to the basic pay
without curtailing the operations of
the water. sewer and other divisions
or the engineer department, because
any increase made in the basic pay
will have to come out Of the lump
sums from which these departments
do their work.
Heretofore the 76-cent bonss has
come out of a special appropria-
tion. And Congress, in abolishing the
bonus for these workers. did not,
1t is stated. increase the lump sums
in the District bill for the depart
ments in which these men work,
While it is likely that some amount
will be added to the basic salaries, it
is extremely doubtful whether the
men will get the full IS cents.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
BRITISH PREM|ERS
LEATHER IN LONDON
Lloyd George Sits Down at
/ Council Table With Heads
T. of Dominions.
By ne Associated Press.

LONDON, June 20.-Prime Minister
Lloyd George sat down at the council
table here today with the premiers OF
the British overseas dominions. and
began consideration of policies which
will be carried out by the British en-
pire. Those present at this historic
meeting. which was held at the resi-
dence Of the prime minister in Down
ing street, were Premiers Hughes OF
Australia. Massey of New Zealand,
Smuts of South Africa and Meighen OF
Canada. The first work to be done,
according to the announced program.
vas to decide upon the procedure to
be followed during the meetings and
the extent to which the deliberations
of the conference would be made pub
lie. Later meetings of the premiers
will be held probably in st. James
palace.
Forecasts of the conference have in
dicated that the Anglo-Japanese alli-
ance, imperial defense. imperial po-
licy in foreign affairs and other mat
ters of farreaching importance will be
discussed.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
TR0TSKYLESS CONFIDENT
Declares Chances for World Revo-
luton Have Decreased.

LONDON. June oo.-A dispatch to
the Daily Herald from Moscow says
Leon Trotsky. the bolshevik war
minister. addressing the congress
of communist worIen at Moscow. de-
clared world revolution is less prob
able than it seemed to be two years
ago. Trotsky said that only in Rus
sia had the proletariat gained and
held power as a result of the war
Elsewhere the fall of dynasties mere
ly made room for bourSeoisie die
tatorships.
1t was a sorry fact. Trotsky is
quoted as saying. that the least ad
vanced section of the proletariat
were pronounced revolutionary. while
those more developed showed careful.
almost conservative temper. 1t was
the task of the third internationale.
he declared. to stiffen the revo!u-
tionary morale.
Some illusions regarding the i'm
minance of.world revolution. Trotsky
said. had had to be buried. The rev.
olu:ionists were moving more slowly.
but. nevertheless. they were gaining
In strength all the time.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
81 FACE GRAFT CHARGE.
Three Atlanta Officials Suspended
Pending "Bunco Ring" Trials.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 20.-Ehfee city
detectives, who were indicted by the
Fulton county grand jury that in
vestigated the 'bunco ring" were sus-
pended from duty here Saturday by
Chief of Detectives Poole, who de-
clared that while he believed them in
nocent he would follow the Gus
tom Of relieving from duty men in
dicted.
The detectives were among sixty
two men, including City Councilman
AL H. Martin and Ernest c. Poole,
brother of Chief Poole. indicted in
March and May OF this year. The in
dictments were not opened until to-
day by request of the grand jury.
which desired not to exert any pos
sible influence on the city council in
vestigation of charges of connivance
between officers and alleged gamblers
and swindlers. The committee report,
naming several of the officers and
recommending removal of Chief of
Police Beavers and Chief Poole and
others. now awaits action by council.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
Making Sure of Meals,
Maryland Prisoners
Reject Parole Offer
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, June 1S.
ALBERT Pellignn, who was sen.
fenced from Allegany county
for q term OF ten years to the
Maryland penitenttafy and
whose sentence does not ex.
pire until September d, refused
to accept n parole yesterday,
which would have given him his
freedom. An agent of the state
parole board offered to obtain
the parole. Several other pris-
oners also refused paroles.
"we'l stay until the end"
they said, int1matinE that n
home in the pen with three
meals a day was preferable to
running the chance Of liberty
md unemployment ON the out
side. Pellfxan works on the
state fnrm mt JessOp's