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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
U. S. MARINE AND SAILORS CAUSE
Wis. ISL. TROUBLE.

Virgin Islands, May 12.-Last night
the inhabitants living in the Savan-
ne and Back-of-All districts were
thrown in a state of terror through
a party of Marines armed with rifles
who began firing in all directions.
A large mirror in the house of Mr..
j. Gimenez, electrical engineer, was
smashed by rifle shot, other houses
were also pierced by shots sPhar-
macist mate Runah Miller and San
itary Inspector Wallace, who were
out with the night-soil motor truck,
were forced to abandon same, through
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
5-14-1t.

wants Z, oo o. Of Knights of shepbera
deputies n to t oFganind og,oo0) or more
lodges in every state of a set up local
ip ng 9 ooth men and women are .; NAE, De-
nn s one one hundred (S1OO.00S d aTG max X
lars per- "1 mGath oq fIfty SS3sl55So5 dol
saTrX We will teach Won 5nnS Zen not neces-
we are represented in fifteo,, ,E,
g TEsn %oT y6,, to do in each state We
regular pay. For 6isfri tPiognent and
y yo set up lodge anywhere I In ~
WI 5ns , ar L. w. Davis, s. q. O. No
Mo- Mo- E mIiGnigan avenue, Kansas CITY.
reply. stamps Tor speedy
4-7-tf
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
WARN WHITE TENANTS TO GET
OUT OF NEGRO OWNED FLATS.
nv The Associated Negro Press)

(By The Associated Negro. PressD
Chicago. ILL.,. May ia new quirk
in the racial problem of Chieago's
south side presented itself recently
when five white families were warned
to get out of an Apartment building
at 4924-26 Indiana avenue. The build
ing was recently sold to Robert
Walsh to Nodley Shorter a Negro.
1923 Champlain avenue. One of the
six white families moved out Short
er put in a Negro tenant,
No more Colored families want to
move into the building, but there are
some leases which will not terminate
until May 1. 1922.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14

Prince batted for Boyd in 9th.
Haynes batted for Owens in 9th,
TT. Worth. 100 900 O00--1 2
Dallas ........-.300 900 O1x-4 2
Two base hits Boyd, Hamilton,
Harris. Stolen base. Harris BASES
on balls off Daniels (Liggins and
l.. Jones). Sacrifice hits, Richard
son, II. Jones Double plays, Ham
jilon to Williams to Shanks. Time
Of game, hours and 6 minutes.
Umpire, e. Taylor.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
Yours very truly,
A. 8. WELLS, Pres.
NOTICE TO BASE BALL WRITER'S

II you want your matter to receive
attention write it plainly and only
on one side Of the paper, cut 1t
short and do not try to write a
full history of the game as 1t costs
time and money TO print such. We
only ask that you try and send a
condensed report and If you desire
you may send the game by lining
but not the box score for the cor
rectlOn of same is too great and is
total waste of time which is very
dear and costly as well.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14

Atlanta, Ca, May IA wide
spread publicity campaign to acQuaint
Georgians with conditions prevailing
among the Negroes is some sections
of the state was discussed at length
at the first meeting of the State In
terracial Relationship Commission at
the Piedmont Hotel Friday morning
The meeting was called by Gov. Hugh
NJ. Dorsey, and Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones
was elected Temporary Chairman,
with Marion NJ. Jackson Temporary
Secretary.
The Governor presented to the
meeting a booklet he had prepared
showing in detail $50 cases of alleged
cruelty to Negroes, peonage and
! lynchings throughout the State. This
booklet was read, together with a
series of remedies which the Cover
nor suggested. The first of these
remedies, carefully conducted pub
licity campaign, was the subject of
discussion among the members when
the meeting adjourned.
Houston, Texas, May, 12.-Groceries
weighing 40 pounds and several ar
ticles of clothing were stolen from
the home of Robert Kidd Colored
of 5S-A Fort Street, while in a thea
ter Thursday night. The loot prop.
erty included two 10-pound bags Of
-four, two 1O-pound packages of lard
five 1O-pound packages of sugar
bacon valued at 80, new pair o.
shoes and a new hat. Officer Stone
investigated the theft, and found tina
the burglar had ransacked the house
in his search.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs. E. c. Mcmillan announce the
closing exercise of her Kindergarten
and Primary School to be held at
Evening Chapel C. NJ. Il. Church
corner Boil and Juliet Streets, Tues
aay evening May 81.
5-14-1t.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
RANGER AND EASTLAND
FIGHTS A DRAW.

Ranger, Texas, May 12.-The
Ranger Oil Stars and the Eastland
OIL Burners battled to a ten inning
tie here Sunday before large
crowd at Nitros Park. Cubic and
Harris opposed each other on the
Mound. The scores were as fol-
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
EDITOR DROPS DEAD

New York, n. z, May 12-Edwhrd
Warren, so. of 40 West 124th street.
Negro editor of the New Amsterdam
News. national organ Of the Negroes
In America. collapsed as he alighted
from a street car at Lenox avenue
and 146th street. DIR. Brown of Co
lumbus Hospital said death apparently
was due to heart disease.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
FLASHES FROM HERE AND THERE

(By The Associated Negro Press)
Chicago, Ill May 1.-THE Douglas
National Bank, Thirty-second and
State Streets, the first national bank
ing institution controlled by Negro
citizens, has received its charter.
Plans for organization will be put in
effect at once.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
TEXAS BASE BALL HEADS
TO MEET AT HOUSTON

Dallas, ItNdS, Way u IJ4 II
The Texas Colored Base ball Leag-
ne is hereby called to meet in the
CITY of Houston, Saturday, May 14th
at ten o'clock a. m, for the pur-
pose of considering the admission
of Waco and Wichita Falls, into the
Texas Colored Baseball League, re-
arranging the schedule and tran
sacting such other business as may
legally be brought to the attention
of the League.
Yours very truly,
A. s. WELLS, Pres.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
WHERE THEY PLAY NEXT.

Ft. Worth at Galveston May IL,
10 and IA.
TT. Worth at Houston, May IS,
16 and II.
Shreveport at Beaumont, May Is,
16, and II.
Dallas at Beaumont, May 49,, 13
and IA.
Dallas at Galveston, May IS, IL
and II.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14

Leesville, La, May 12.-Gus Bracy
a Negro who confessed to attacking
white woman at Rose Point, La.
and was sentenced to death two
weeks ago after a trial lasting only
few minutes, was hanged in the
county Jail here recently.
On walking to the death trap the
condemned man exchanged trivial
words with the officers, and just be-
fore the cap was adjusted thanked
them for their considerate treatment
Just before leaving the death cell
Bracy said all he wanted in the world
was "a cigarette, which I won't have
long
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14

Houston, Texas, May 12.-Plans for
an exposition and carnival to be
given by the Colored folk of Houston
under the auspices of the De-Ro-Loc
Industrial Exposition and Carnival.
at Emancipation Park next fall, were
discussed at meetig of the exposi-
ton association held Saturday.
It is the plan of the association to
feature the industrial progress of the
Negroes and to provide interesting
and attractive amusements at the
exposition.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14

of the High Schools entered in the
Penn Relay Races, Howard University
was the only entrant to win.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14

New Orleans, La, May 12.-Monroe
Jackson. an enterprising citizen here
has purchased for himself tweny-
five passenger Wichita sightseeing
bus, and he is going to maintain this
car for the use of Colored people of
New Orleans and visitors to this
city.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14

7 Batterles-BeII, Waters e Rich-
ardson; Haines, Tank & Gee.
Fort Worth at Dallas, May 6, Z,
and 8, full details of game appear
I elsewhere in this issue.
| MAY g.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

N. b. The standing of the clubs
include all games up to and in
Guiding Tuesday, May 10, 1921.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
VELKY POKLES DUCHODU.

Washington, 27. list. Vladni
ddchody 2 DAM bGhem dfedni-
no roku 1921 poklesly temef Q
billion dollard u porovnani
predeslym rokem, kdezto vylo,
ny spoien6 kolekci stouply G
20 centd "a kazdych 500, die
vJrotni zpravy 1radu vnitro-
zemskych dani, vydan6 komi-
sarem Blairem, Celkem seslo sc
ma danich behem minuleho u.
redniho roku S4,595, 900, ,765t
proti So, ,58O,251 "a rok
ienz skoncil 80. cervna 1920
cimz jevi Sc 1bytek $812,579
1876. V1lohy spojene provadf
MIN zakona 0 vnitrozemskyct
dauich "a mmuly rok byly $40
203,716. Gili 81 cent? "a kaz-
dych 500 skolektovanych
kdezto Y roce pTedeslem emily
pouze S. cent?.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
NOVY SPORT OPILYCH AU.
TOMOBILISTU.

Ma koleiich drahy New York
Central V okolf vych. 26. ul. je-
zdili diva muzi autobusem
dres po p6lnoci a experiment
tento opakovali nekolikrate az
rachotem ifzdy ma podivne po-
Ginani upozornili sousedy, KITE
ii pfivolali letacf skadronu $
policeinim serzantem Janem
Bartdnkem, ienz shledal, ze O.
ba spartsmani isou slime pod
vlivem pozit6ho aukoholu. O.
ba bvli zatceni a odvedeni k
vypsani opice do basy aby Sc
dopoledne mohli kousku sve-
no zodpovidati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
OBZALOBY SPROSTENY
KRAJAN.

V Alexis nemocnici na
Broadway zemrel V patek 48-
lety Michael Belmore, 4282
vych. 94. ul., ienz byl vlastni
vinou pfeiet pri prechazeni u
Mon Ave. Il vych. 80. ul. Auto
ridIl kraian Josef Vasek
Maple Heights, ktery byl ale
ieste V sobotu sprosten kazde
obzaloby, jelikoz bylo ziist6noi
re pfeiety muz byl V podnapi-
lem stavu a vessel do drahy ro2
jeteho stroje sam, kdy uhnuti
neb zaStaveni bylo jiz naprosto
nemozne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
ROZMNOZENf CESKEHO
ODDELENf v KNIHOVNE MA
BROADWAY.

Nam vSem dobre zname skTi
ne ceskeho oddeleni We verejne
knihovne ma Broadway a vych.
50. ul. byly zejmena V dob6
valky hodne "vycteny'. Jak
nam horliva spravkyne pi. E.
f. Ledbetterova oznamuje,
jsou knihy stale objednayany
a to nikoli jen move, ale sta
re, obnosene a nesouci valnych
znamek casteho uzlvani nahra
zeny vydanimi pozdejSimi.
Prave dosly move objednavky
a sprava knihovny Sc test, re v
knihovne opet nastane cilejsi
zivot, ktery ponekud V posled-
nj dobe ochabl. Zajist6 ze jedi
ne nasledkem toho, re oddele.
nj ceske literatury po delsi do.
bu nebylo mozno doplnovati.
Pratele ceske knihy byl
vzdy vitani a proto vine, re sc
ctenafska obec naSi knihovny
jez patrila mezi nejcilejSi ce
lem meste, opetne pocne scha
yeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
MENSf OBCHOD S CIZlNOU

Washington, 27. list. Vyvoz
do Evropy behem mesice fijna
tinil uhrnem S196,000,000 Il
porovnani Sc $423,000,000 v
tomtez m6slci minul6m roce,
kdezto dovoz byl $67,000,0
proti $SS,O00,000. Behem de
seti mesicu skonciysich rljnem,
vyvoz do Evropy cinil $2,056,-
100000 proti $3,720,000,00O
"a tytez mesice V 1920, kdez.
to dovoz "a totez obdobi cinil
$4,000, 900 u porovnani ST.
O78,OO0,000 ia deset meslcu y
,minulem roce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28

Zalibnou vdovu Market1
Bohnickou, iez Sc chlubi hned
Gtyrmi napadniky, hrala dobre
81. A. Lhotova a zamilovanou
starou pannu Gertrudu podala
dobfe pi. L. TomSikova, &C nj
kterak nevypadala tax stare a
oskliv6, aby to odpovidalo stra
chu rytife Cicvarka, ktery il Ia
sku ien pfedstfral. Uloha po-
sledn6jsiho, jez slime nam pfi-
pomfna Da6ick6ho PAM Min
mistrov6, hral bravurnt p. Mu-
cha, unyl6ho tovarySe MatuSe,
ienz V lasce zGstava vitezem,
podal iak obvykle poroZume-
MIN p. r. Hacha. Druhe diva
uchazeCe, kreiciho Pavlicka a
Pelf$ka, Senkefe, vysperkovali
nalezit6 PIP. V. Krakora ].
Petr. Malou dlozku cikankv
pax vhodne deklamovala pi. R.
Libalova a sotka hry, utedni.
ka Troianka sehral dobfe p. +.
Rfha az ma to, re mu mistv w
povidala pamet' sluzbu, tez by
chom mu odporucovali hlasitej
Si mluvu.
Pr divadle a pozd6jsi tanec-
nj zabave hrala k spokoieno-
sti sokolska hudba. Jak ozna-
mule program, pTipravuie od-
Dor pro pTiste pekn6 drama
Gina krev."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
AUTEM USMRCENA ZE.NA
A MANZEL SMRTELNE
ZRANEN.

Neosv6tlenTm rychle jedou-
elm automobilem byli zasazeni
vcera vecer 58-lety Henry F.
Fhlert a ieho 56-leta zena An
ma. 1929 Lee Ave, vleceni as
$50 stop vrzeni prave ma ko-
leie poulicnf kary ma Wade
Park Ave. a vTch. 108.a ul. Pa
nj Fhlertova byla Zabita ma
mist6 a Ehlert roZrazenou
lebkou, zlomenou nohou
vnitfnim zran6nim dopraven
do Mount Sinai nemocnice
Kratce 30 udavsim sc nest6Sti
dozvedeli Sc diva synov6 a dee
ra o osudu rodic6 q spechali
do nemccnice, kde Jim bylc
sd6leno, ze otce mGze Zachra.
niti ien transfuse krve, ku KITE
re Sc podvolil jeden re syn6
Ride auta, ktere bylo bez sve,
tel iinak znacne poskozenc
uiel a policie nynf patra V pa,
razich po vsech stroiich vyza'
duiicich spravky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28

obrovskou sochu celou re zla-
ia, "a kterou kdyby cht6li, kou
pill by celou ceskoslovenskou
republiku 'aj s t6mi pendreka-
mi - To arci bylo pro krom-
paSske posluchaGe naramn6
sousto - kroutili hlavami u
znale. souhlasne 81 pobrucovali
a velika zlata potv6rka dne$-
nfho sovetskeho Kremlu vyrd-
stala jim V duchu od zeme al
k nebi. Ale kdyz pan Taussik
hned ma to o tom pTebohat6m
dnesnim Rusku zacal naTikav6
vykladat, re tam nebozf lid6
mali ukrutny hlad a re ie po-
vinnostf slovenskVch soudruhG
pomoci Jim te hladov6 nouze,
zadrbali Sc posluchaGi "a u
chem a leden V Zadu pOVlda Go
celia nahlas: 'Ked' Rusko hla-
duie. mech preda toho zlat6ho
panaGka. ktor6ho nan Taussik
videl V Moskve bude penazi
dost' a tiez po blade! = Po-
sllchaGstvo zahlaholilo iednim
sborem sophlasu pan Tecnik
Sc n chvili poronGel DHv6ry
svTch panfi posluchaGH lebce
nabyl. ale iest6 lehceii pozbyl.
Da prV 81 podruh6 velik1 po-
zor. abv vvkladal n6iak6 no
vidaGkv zlot6m nanackovi V
moskevsk6m Kremlul
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
WTRTH ODFOVfDA
BRIANDOVI.
Ma jeho argumenty, proc Fran.
Gle musi vydrzovati veIikou
armadu.

Berlin, 27. list. Nyni, kdy5
Aristide BRAND, francouzskJ
premier, Jest ma ceste k domo.
WI 2 washingtonsk6 konferen-
ce, casopisy zdejsi vyzyvajt
kancl6fe Wirtha, ably upusti'
cd sv6 reservy, aspon do te mi
ry, ably uvedomil americkou We
Teinost 0 "slabosti argumentG
p. Brianda ma podporu stano.
viska Francie vzhledem X cd.
zbroienf."
Casopisy pravi, re Wirthovs
vlada nepfala 81 zapTisti vasn
W spor S Briandem, pokud by
hostem Spojenych StatG, ale
nynf jest hotova odloziti vse.
chny ohledv a mluviti jasne {
srozumitelne, jake jest V t6tC
v6ci smySlenf Nemecka.
DR.. Wirth dostavf Sc zitrs
pred vybor ffssk6ho snemu ns
zahrani6nf vztahv "a i1celen
diskusse o Teci francouzskeht
premiera pred washingtonskol
konferenci. Kancl6f jest vyzy
van, aby neodkladal poloze
MIN mezf proti "francouzsk'
agitaci" a V padu potTeby Sc
pred RISKY snem ma obranl
Inaroda.
"Boersen Journal vyiadru
ie pTesvedceni, ze americk,
uSi nezdstanou hluchymi vic
nemeckym argumentdm. Case
pis tento dale pravi, re kdezt,
Francie rekrutuje kazdorocn
Gerstv6 tfidy, jest 100000 Men
cG. ktefi "a star6ho rezimu by
Iii by byvali povolavani k vol
sku, beze vseho voiensk6ho w
cviku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
IA STARYCH ZLATYCH
CASU.

Pekna historicka veselohra
o A jednanich napsana V. Sc
dlackem v reel vazane, misty
velice pekne rymovane, sehra-
ma byla vcerejsi nedele O.
chotnictvem Ceske Sine Sokol
ma zapadni strane sice pred po
merne cetnou naVStevou, ale
nikterak by neSkodilo, kdyby
obecenstvo podporovalo cinnost
odboru navStevou jeste vetSi.
Osnova hry jest odlisna cd mo
dernich her a pusobi velice mi
lie, pfipomina nam pekne Ma
chackovy Zenichy hry Strou-
peznickeho, psane staroceSti-
nou. Hralo Sc dosti dobre az
ma nektera mista, jez byla pri-
lis tichym vyslovovanim nesro-
Zumltelna. Nemalou zaVadoU
take jest staly kirk malych di-
tex Ia hry, kteremuz zlozvy-
ku by melo byti opravdu ji5
jednou S trochu vetSi energi
celeno. PTedseda p. Urbanec S
ce pritomne snazne pozadal
ably mladez drzeli pi'i sobe, a
lie HAS jeho zustal hlasem vols
jiciho ma pouSti.
Veselohru nacvicil riditel p
| Fred Mucha a pres obtize ne
zvykleho rymovaneho dialogl
Sc nam souhra zamlouvala. Fl
curry kusu jsou dobre kreslen!
a vsechny ulohy bez rozdill
lsou VdeCny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
Lehce nabyl, lehce pozbyl

Kdo echo? taze Sc laskavy
ctenar. Inu. velky slovensky
komunista pred panem Bohem
pan Hermann Taussik - tax
to onehdy reGnik ma delnickem
taboru V Krompachu. Pima u
sta mu pretekala chvalou, jak
ie to idealn6 zarizena, jak Sc
tam jedi pc zeleznicich "a
darmo vSem, kdoz k tomu -
dostanou statni poukazku, jak
Sc ! zadarmo il, noclehuje no
telich. Mluvil i 0 tech ukrade-
nych briliantech, co je razni
komuniste roznesli z Ruska po
svet6 V onascich a to pry ie ia
Ineiv6tSi lez ~ ty brilliantly tam
leSte isou, pan TauSsik je vi
del. lezi tam tax, iak lezely
rfed vojnou Ba .maji pry tam
docela v Moskve ma Kremlu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
OMEZENT PAROPLAVBY MA
JEZERE.

Posledni pravidelny denni
parnik do Detroit vypluje z
Clevelandu We stfedu vecer a
z Detroit do Clevelandu vyplu-
lie posledni LODI Ultra vecer.
: Ma konci pravidelne sezony,
pokud pocasi dovoli, bude do
pravni sluzbu vykonavati par
mix ieden, ktery vypluje z De
troit V nedeli a V utery vecer
a Clevelandu V pond6li a We
stfedu vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
VCERA ZATRNUTO PRES
200 PODEZRELYCH.
Rozkaz policejniho naGelnika,
ably bylo mssto zbaveno zlo-
cinnych zivl1.

Nasledkem prisn6ho nafize-
nj vydan6ho nasledkem dzasne
no sc mnozeni loupezi, pfepa-
denf, atd. ktere vydal policej-
nj Sef Frank Smith, bylo vcera
zatGeno We vSech castich Cleve
landu pres 200 osob, "a gene
ralni prohlfdky vcerejsi noci.
Smith spolu s inspektorem Muir
phym sc sdcastnili policeini ak
ce osobne a prelozili hlavni
stan prozatim do stanice tfetl-
.ho precinktu ma vych. 81. ul. a
Woodland Ave, V jejichz okoli
byl V patek V noel zavrazden
policista Frank J. Koran. Y ro-
zestfen6 policeinf siti uvizli
hlavne podezfelci, ktefi nemo-
hi SVEN zamestnani a poby-
tn dati pTi vyslechu naleziteho
vysvetleni. NeivetSi pocet zat-
cenJch, hlavne pro potulku a
sice Al muzn vykazuje sesty
policeinf precinkt ma Broad
way vych. 55. ul.
Nebylo vsak nikterak zad-
menu zatGenci dokazano, ze
byl utasten ma zavrazdeni Ko-
rama neb veteSnika Goldstei-
ma. V Hudson byli zatteni diva
muzi, podezfeli z prvnejsi vra-
zdy Buffalo doSla zprava
re tamejsi policie zatkla tri
! podezrel6. V sobotu V Shaker
Heights zatteny muz vracer
byl zp6t tamejsim tiradum, kde
bude. souzen pro nedovolene
nosenf zbrane, ale n6jaka spo.
luvina ma zastfeleni Korana l
neho shledana nebyla.
Ia nedelni noci Sc omezila cir
most lupicd ma vykradeni dvou
gasolimovych stanic ma Hougf
Ave. a vych. 40. ul., kde ukra-
dli $40 a dive hodiny pozdej
Ivybrali lupiGi stanici ma Eu-
clid Ave. Tavlor rd. S64.50 q
ctyri galony gasolinu. Take
vGera shit byl do bezvedomi ii
die taxicabu, Michael Bella
sen, 2317 Kinkle Ave-, dvems
muzi, kter6 veil od vych. "a
ul. Payne Ave. ma vych. 40
ul. Kelley Ave, kde banditt
iei napadli zabiiaky. Ride do
vezen byl do Huron nemocni
ce.
Pro V Hudsonu zatGene DIV;
muze vyslana byla letaci ska
drona Sc serzanty B. Jerma
mem a w. Fifem. Oba podezfo
| Ii potloukali Sc kolem mesta
snazili sc dostati do osobnihC
vlaku Pennsylvanske drahy
Byli tez blize trait dopadeni
Nv Buffalo zatceni pax budol
fotografovani a podobenky "a
slany do Clevelandu k zjist6
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
ZATfFN PRO PODVOD A K
TpMU OBzALOVAN z
BIGAMIE.
Obrazek z rozvodnich
procesu.

AS 25-lety, pekne odeny a
slusne vypadajici muz pfedsta
ven byl vdera v detektivni IRA
dovne dvema zenam, jez pfi-
sly detektivy F. w. Kutinou
a w. Petersen. Mladik zatcen
byl pred nejakou dobou pro
podvod, ale nedostavil Sc k sou
du a byl proto nan soudcem
Selzerem vydan zatykac. Kdyz
lei detektivove nenaleZli V u
danem byte, bylo jim udano,
re snad meSka u druhe zeny.
kterouz zpraVou vyslo ma jevo,
re hledany jest dvojzencem.
Ma otazky, zna-li ODE mlade
zeny. odpovedel bez obalu
"Jak by ne, vzdyt' jsou to me
mamzelky." )" "Ano, jest mym
muzem," pravila chot' els. /
"oddaval mas soudce w. Zou1
v cervnu 1920"
"Jest mym manzelem, net
jsme byli oddani pred smircim
soudcem Myronem Pentym Y
cervenci 1921" tvrdila polovi
ce treti, neb els. 2.
Ma to manzelka els. /. pu
stila Sc do manzelky els. 2 Wy
citala il, proc nechala NAME
la tax spustnouti, ktery kona
dobrotu, pokud ona mad min
drzela ochranou ruku.
"Nevfm, co by yam bylo po
tom. Nez-li bych ma n6ho de
lala, ably nebyl zavfen, to at
no "a to, co proved, tfebas 0
besi," odsekla manzelka {. 2.
Manzel poslouchal vSe ii
chou resignaci, pojednou Sc o
bratil k manzelce els. / a smu
ne prohodil: "Nejedl jsem OF
vcerejsiho vecera, kdy mn,
chytli, nemohla by's mi necin
vypomoci?" Oslovena, patrn'
dobraGka, otevrela kabelku ;
podavala Mormonovi pulak $,
slovy: "Pomohu ii, ale radi
bych vedela, co pocnes, az s.
teto kaSe dostanes. Pujdes s,
mnou, nebo nip"
proc S tebou, drahouSku
vzdyt' tebe jsem 81 wal prv
NIP"
"Taka dobfe," odpov6d6l;
manzelka els. /, "ale pax m
musfS vtatit prstynky, ktere is
mi wall
ly mann nolecku, ia, pfa
villa manzelka els. 2, "a dfiv
nez ie vratim, muslin dostat
zpet Kewpie panenku, kterol
2 m6ho bytu odnesl."
"Panenku mann ia," odveti
Ia zas zena {. l." prinesl mi il
rekl, re il vyhral v lutrii.'
''V lutriji pry vyhral pl
stynky, iak mi rekl."
"V lutriji, lutriii," mruce
pro sebe tezce zkouSeny mar
Eel, "myslim re muz, jenz rex
re cele manzelstvi jest lutri.
vubec, musel byti take dvs
krate zenat."
Jak celia zasmodrchana h
storie S nasim don Juanem dt
padne, bude dnes pred police
MIN soudem rozhodnuto.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
PERSONALS

W. E. Howe. Jr., manager of the
Howe Drug company. on Northern
avenue, is off on deer hunt and
many Of his friends have great yen-
ieon expectations.
Miss Carnelia Strickland. a pupil at
the Central High school. is confined to
her home on Evans avenue. in Bes-
semer with a badly injured ankle.
The young lady received the hurt as
she alsghted from street car. her
ankle being turned by stepping on a
stone.
Z. G, Lynn and his soS Alex. left
Monday for Canon City. where they
will Join a deer hunting party that
will go to the Rifle district.
Mrs. II. p. Hansen. 1'fS East Evans
avenue. has gone to Chics go for an
extended visit with relatives.
Mrs Edna Dudley has taken a posi-
ton as assistant in the Howe Drug
company store on Northern avenue.
Bird Hensley. furraceman at the
Steel Works. returned Monday evening
from a visit with relatives in Gary.
Ind.
Attorney o. G. Pope went to Walls
enburg yesterday on professional bust
ness.
George F. Harpster. deputy sheriff.
left for Grand Junction last evening
with three mental defective children
committed TO the state home at Grand
Junction. One is a German and two are
McNicans.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
STOLE ALL FURNITURE

Denver. oct. 1l.-When q. W. Rlaka
left his apartment in the morning II,
was completely furnished. When he
returned in the evening only ths
kitchen stove remained Blake reported
to police today. Thieves, hc declared
had entered his apartment during his
absence and removed chairs, rugs,
beds. curtains-cverything but the
stove. He believes they found the
stove too heavy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
NAY CONTINUE THE
EMERGENCY TARIFF

Washington. Oct. 11.-The emer-
gcrfcy tariff instead of expiring Nov
cmbcr - would remain in effect until
February l. under "A bill favorably
reported today by the house ways and
means committee. The life of the
dye embargo would be extended as
well as the rates carried in the emer-
gcncy act.