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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-09
Basket Ball Notes

Tonight at the Armory the Crys-
tai A. C. will oppose the Kanawah
A. c., of Washington, at S:l5 p. m;
Saturday night the A. L. l., will
oppose the Northwestern A. c., OF
Washington. This team is touted as
a first class club and good game
is looked fora The preliminary game
will be played between the Virginia
Orioles and the Eagles, two first,
class Junior teams of this city. The
first game will start at TOO p: m.
and the second will start at S:l5.
On Monday next the A. L: l., will
oppose the Quincy A. G.. Of Wash,
ineton, the game starting at $3.50
q, m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

An interesting program has been
prepared for the Woman's Mission.
ary meeting at the First baptist
Church tonight. :,
The Home Nursing Glass will
meet tonight st 1880 O'Clock in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms.
Mrs. Edward R. Clark and little
son, Edward Jr., have gone to Nor
folk to visit relatives.
Mrs, S. A. Lovelock, of Lynch
burg, is visiting her son-ln-laW ana
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Clark.
in King street.
The weekly sewing class will hold
it's regular session tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock in the Chamber
of Commerce rooms.
The Board of Directors of the
Alexandria Chamber OF Commerce
will meet in their rooms Monday at
ternoon at three o'clock. 1t is hoped
that all members will be present.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Relief Truck and Engine Company
No. /, will be held tonight at 500
o'clock in the Friendship Veterans,
Fire Association Hall, South Alfred
street. All members are requested
to be present. Election OF officers
for the coming year.
The pictures of the Y. NJ. C. A.,
for the biys and girls will be given
TO-DAY and tomorrow in the Chamber
of Commerce at $3.50 o'clock, today
for the boys and tomorrow for the
girls. The pictures are Economy IN
Clothes" and Tacoma and Pugit
Sound"
The Travellers Protective Associa-
ton will meet tomorrow night IN
the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
1t has been stated that at this meet
ing plans for great membership
drive will be formulated. The Asso-
citation has in the past been doing
great work and in the future hopes
to extend it's good Influence and
work in many directions.
A business session of Washington
Memorial Lot1:e of Protection No.
7, will be held at the regular meet
ing place tonight.
The weekly prayer meeting OF
Anne Lee Memorial Home for the
Aged was held this afternoon and
was largely attended. Rev. +. W.
Melichampe pastor Of Pohick Church,
lead at this meeting.
Alexandria Lodge, No. 1853, Be:
neyolent and Protective Order OF
Elks, are planning another OF, its
most enjoyable smokers to follow
the regular meeting which is to be
held on next Monday night. None OF
the members should miss this al
fair and it is hoped that as many
as possible will be present.
Hon. C. c. CarIin has most in
teresting relic of the World War in
his. possession. 1t is apparently TWO
iron bracelets joined together and
studded with knobs and three men
Sharp spike at, one end. TINS was
placed on the end of a Tong pole and
the spike was driven into the brain
of the wounded and disabled soldiers
ms thew lay on the battlefield or the
rings with the knobs were used to
crush the skull. This relic was given
by Ambassador Thomas Nelson rage
to Mr.. Carlin, who received it from
King Victor Emanuel. 1t was pick
ed up on the battlefield by the ltal-
;ans after one Of their fights with
the Austrians and is an Austrian
implement of war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-09
Enthusiastic Response of First
Grade Mothers

In response to the invitation of
Mrs. Woodward Of the Washington
School, and Misses Davis, King and
Moncure, of the Lee School, about
80 mothers of the morning pupils
visited their children at work in the
respective school rooms on Wednes-
day and Thursday. The presence
of the mothers made the little ones
most happy and the teachers were
no less pleased at the opportunity
to become personally acquainted with
the mothers and to get from them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-09

helpful suggestions concerning the
needs Of their particular children.
Important steps in the improve
ment of first grade work were dis
cussed. Of these, more classrooms,
more teachers, and supplementary
reading material were recognized as
the most urgent needs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-09
FRIENDS, LISTEN!

J. E. Wells. 6O3 Queen St., is the
man who does all kinds of furniture
repairing, cabinet work, and uphol-
STEERING, reasonable. Call on him, or a
postal card viii bring him to your
home. 277-26-p
Evening star., 1921-07-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 23.-

BALTIMORE. Md, July 23.-There
is no snap to the demand for live
cattle, with the exception of fat
lambs, and present receipts, both at
the stockyards and on the wharves.
are ample for trade wants. Market
rather easy. with thin stock very
hard to please. Quotations today at
Light street wharf:
Cattle-Beef. first quality. per
pound. 7as: medium, 5a6; bulls. as to
quality. sha5h; cows. choice to
steers, 3ha4M; oxen. as to quality,
3ha5; milk cows, choice to fancy,
per head. 5o.00a76.00; common to fair,
E, Csives-veal. choice. per pound. ga
eH; heavy fat veals, 81; fair to good,
7aS: ordinary to medium, 6aS; heavy,
Common thin, sooaio.oo.
Sheep-No. ! sheep, wool on, per
pound. SAT: clipped. 2a3; old bucks,
2aS: common, 1ha2. Handspring,
choice. per pound, sha1o' fair to
Hogs-straisht. per pound. sa1o:
boars. 4a5: live pigs. as to size and
quality, 10a12: shoats, as to size and
quality. 10a12.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Cattle: Re-
ceipts, 525. No trading.
Calves: Receipts, $40: steady. Vir-
Sinia veals. 500 to 1880.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, $500;
irregular. West Virginia lambs. 81
pounds. 1850.
Hogs: Receipts. 1880: steady. Light
to medium weights. 11.76: heavy hogs.
A75 to 1Loo: roughs. TOO.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
STOCKSST|LLF|RM
IN n. Y. MARKET
Shorts Experience Difficulty
in Covering at Week
End.
By the Associa ted Press.

os thc dssOclhteu STeSs
NEW YORK, July 23.-Stocks were
firm to strong almost from the outset Of
today's brief session. The floating sup
ply was scarce and shorts experienced
some difhculty in covering week end
commitments.
Rails led on overnight announcement
that the administra ton contemplates
early settlement Of financial balances.
Junior rails as well as investment issues
were in demand at fair gains.
Foreign Oils Rally.
Foreign oils rallied from recent heavi-
ness, and steelS, equipments, rubbers
and sugars. especially the Cuban group,
shared materially in the rise, most lead
ers closing at best quotations. Sales
amounted to 10000 shares
International quotations Cancelled their
recent moderate recoverieS. Sterling
demand bills at S3.57A established new
minimum for the current movement.
all continental remittances, the German
rate again being unresponsive to recent
credit extensions in this market.
Liberty bonds closed at mixed changes.
but the general bond list, notably specu-
lative rails and several Of the interna-
tional war flotations, augmented gains
Of the last few days. Total sales (par
value). s5.350,G0
Notwithstanding an unusually dull
week in the stock market, actual loans
and discounts of clearing house banks
showed only a nominal decrease. Cash
holdings decreased by almost $1,000. 000
leaving excess reserves at about S6, 300.-
900. as against $4S,000,000 a few weeks
ago.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
URGE HUGE STOCK ISSUE.
Louisville and Nashville Director
Would Add $53, 900, 900 to Capital.

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 23.-Stock-
holders at special meeting here to-
day, on mmendation Of the board
of directors. authorized an increase of
$53,000,000 In the capital stock of
the Louisville and Nashville Railway
Company and authorized the board to
apply to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for permission to dis
tribute proceeds of the new issue as
q stock dividend.
Steps also were taken to execute
blanket mortgage upon the COM
pany's property as security for first
mortgage and refunding gold bonds to
fund as much as may be deemed nee
essary of the debt of the road, which
on December 81 last was $780, 1925.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Money to Loan

e60.000-7H interest. in sums Of 81. 900 to g..
900. secured BY nrst deed Of trust on real estate
Joseph I. Weller sis. ssG Ws:s' az Ia = TsS:s
The Washington times., 1921-10-13

the neighborhood of Kluxen's woods
had begun to gather. They were
streaming In every direction. IL
would have been q dangerous place
for. confession of the crime which
has stirred that community to horror
and demand for vengeance.
Frank Ruke, forty-five years old.
,orn In New York city. no home,
was the description the prisoner
gave OF himself. Most of the time
he talked incoherently while Captain
Black and Detectives Bell. Farrell
and Thunnell were cross-examining
him.
His unusually big feet attracted
their attention when they saw him in
Kings road between Madison and
Chatham. A Mrs. Ten Eyck. Of Chat
ham, had reported that rough
looking man with very big feet had
ridden in a trolley car with her
from Madison tc Chatham just after
the Lawrence child was killed.
Part Of Skirt Torn Off.
Searching Ruke when his replies
were unsatisfactory the detectives
found that he was wearing two
the lower front his shirt had been
torn off, and they saw evidence of
washing on the stained sleeves of his
undershirt. When they found a pen
knife and potato knife in his
pockets and with them the handker-
chief marked IL" they put him into
their automobile and started for tie
scene of the crime, five miles away.
They did not tell Ruke whittier
they were taking him, and when they
were abreast of Ruxen's woods one
of them said only, Look over there"
Ruke would not look Then they
tried in vain to take him to the
scene Of the killing of the child.
AT Morristovn the police inquisitors
were Joined by County Prosecutor
John N. Mills. but after two hours
they reported that Ruke had told
them nothing Of Importance. He did
not account for his whereabouts at
the time Janet Lawrence was slain,
Mr.. Mills said, and told a rambling
story Of having worked during the
summer for a woman in Summit,
N. j., and again in Convent, N. ].
The Washington times., 1921-10-13
Y. M. C. A. FOR MOSCOW IS
WANAMAKERS GIFT

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.--Dr. John r.
Mott, general secretary of the Y. M.
C. A., announced yesterday that John
wanamaker, Of Philadelphia. has
donated funds for the erection of a
Y. M. c. A. In Moscow. Russia, In
memory of Sir George Williams.
founder of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The announcement was made at the
Chicago Association College. which
yesterday celebrated the one hundredth
anniversary of the birth of Sir George.
Mr.. Wanamaker's telegram announc-
ing the gift said he would like to have
it established where II is SO much
needed today. and where it's influence
would be felt for good principles and
good government, in Moscow, known
as the holy city Of Russia"
The Washington times., 1921-10-13
HOBO HELD
ASsSLAYE
OF IN. ]. GIRL
Tramp Begs to Be Shot Whe"
Z Police Take Him to Scene
of Fiendish Crime.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Comb-
ing the country about Madison. N.
j., yesterday in their search for a
"man with very big feet" sus-
pected of the mutilstion and mur-
der of little Janet Lawrence last
Thursday, the police found a wan
derer who fits that description.
81" Handkerchief I'm Pocket
In his pocket was small hand
kerchief with the initial IL" en-
broidered on 1t. Part OF his shirt
had been torn off. His undershirt
sleeves seemed 10 have been washed
again and again in futile effort to
remove the brown stain still evident
on both.
the spot where Janet Lawrence was
killed when the police took him in an
automobile to the roadside nearest II.
They made him get out OF the car.
He kept his face turned away from
Kluxen's woods, where the child's
body was found. He would not
The detectives hustled him along
with head still turned away. He was
brought closer. still hanging back.
Begs to be Killed.
Twenty feet from the fallen tree
which had concealed the little girls
cut and slashed body. the prisoner
Dug his aeels into the earth and
struggled with the detectives. He
would not move y step nearer.
"Shoot me-" he cried. XIII me
here. i wish / was dead"
Then he was put back in the car
and hustled away to Morristown be-
cause the residents of Madison, in
The Washington times., 1921-10-13
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO.
IS ABSoLvED or CHARGES

TRENTON. N. j.. Oct 1.-THE
Prudential Insurance Comp~ny yostss.
day vas specifically absolved from the
charges made last summer by Samuel
Untsrmyer. Of New York. chief counsel
10 a State investigating committee
that the amount OF Prudential money
invested In mortgage loans In New
York State was Insignificant In com
parison with the amount Of business
done In that State by the company.
The Prudential was cleared ON this
score by the investigation made al
the Prudentials request into Its busi-
ness by the State department OF bank
ing and insurance, In conjunction win
the same departments OF the states OF
Indiana, Massachusetts,, Missouri and
New York The report OF the invesu-
CATION was made public today.
The Washington times., 1921-10-13
Greek Cabinet Sustained.

A sweeping vote Of confidence in
the Government is expected from the
Constituent Assembly of reece when
1t convenes in Athens, October is. ac-
cording to advices received at the
Greek Legation here. The advices
added that an anti-Greek boycott has
been proclaimed in Constantinople.
The Washington times., 1921-10-13
READY-TOUSE

These are two exceptional Of
ferings and are we'll worth your
time to investigate. Your rent
money buys the home for you. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
PRlSTEHOVALECKA PRED.
LOLA " SENATE.

Washington, 90. dubna. Sne-
movni predloha ma omezeni
pfistehovalectva byla dnes od-
porucena pi.iznive senatnim
vyborem ma pristehovalectvi,
kdyZ byla z nj vynechana zvla
stni opatreni ma dovoleni pri-
stupu do zeme nedospelym a
osobam vystavenym nabozen-
skemu pronasledovani. Zadna
zmena nebyla ucin9na We hlav
Mich ustanovenich predlohy,
vzhledem k pfipustnosti no.
vych pristehovalcG, jez obme-
zena jest ma 3 procenta pri-
slusniku iednotliva narodnosti
V Zemi die scitani rk 1910.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
VOLBY v RJECE.

Rim, %. dubna. Volby v pri
stavnim meste Rjeka, jez tolik
krveproliti 81 tentokrate vyza-
daily. vypadly V neprospech do
savadnf administrace basnikem
D'Annunziem pred dvema le-
ty obyvatelstvu vnucene. Vdd-
ce konstitucni strany, r. Zan-
nello stal Sc nacelnikem move
mestske sprayy, kterazto stra-
ma ziskala "a voleb asi tisic
hlasG vetSiny. Zanello byl nej-
vetsim nepfitelem predchaze-
jici spravy, ponevadz tato
svou dyouletou okupaci mesta
vsechen obchod znicila. Jihoslo
yane We meste usazeni hlaso-
vail pry pro novy rezim a "a
bitek $. italskyni volici n9ko-
lik jich bylo usmrceno. Jeste
vcera pc volbach diva muzi "a
volebni hadky byli usmrceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
JAKOU NAHRADU BYL BY
ZADAL KAISER.

Berlin, 90. dubna. We
vcereisi schulz nemecke ris-
ske rady velkou sensaci vyvolal
viidce neodvisle socialisticke
stf'any dr.. Rudolf Breitscheid
nasledujicim prohlasenim:
Jake byly by nemecke mi
rove podminky, kdyby cisaf
Vilem katastrofalni, jejz ma
cionalni strana stale jeste milu
je a uctiva, byl zvitezil? Ja-
kozto Glen vyboru pro zahra-
nicni zalezitosti videl jsem ci-
safovy mirove podminky. CT
sar zadal 80 bilionu dollaru cd
Ameriky, 40 bilionu dollarl cd
Francie a 80 billionu dollaru
cd Anglie. To jest 100 billionG
dollaru. eli osmkrat tolik nez
kolik Nemecko nabizi Doho-
de-"
Pc prohlaseni tom We vSech
pTitomnych Zataiil Sc dech. A
vsak Breitscheid pokracoval:
Lee co rici Zhoub6 We
Francii a V Belgii? Nezminuji
Sc o spoustach X valecnym uce-
linn, ale niceni primyslu, jez
provadeno bylo v zajmu ne
meckych kapitalisti. At ma to
odpovi Stinnes.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
PRVNf FALESNY SVEDEK v
McCANNONOVE PROCESU
ODSOUZEN.

Phi druhem hlasovani poro-
-tv ,soudce Maurice Rernona u.
znan byl James F. (Micky) Nc
Caffery vinnym. ze kfiva sved
Gil iako sv6dek pfi procesu =
McGannonem, jenz byl spro-
stem vinv 2 vrazdy spachan6
ma H. Kagym. a odsouzen do
kazniee ma dobu cd jednoho do
deseti roki. Pred vvnesenfm
ortele ptal sc lei soudce, mali
co k namitani. ale McCafferv
odpovedel. ze trva ma tom. re
lest nevinnVm a re Sc stava o.
betf spiknuti. coz bylo soud-
Gem odmitnuto. V procesu pro-
ii ~ falesnym svedkGm Jest to
prvni odsouzeni ma radu pfi-
idou novi provinilci. celkem ie-
denact 2 nichz priste souZen
bude sam McGannon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
REVOLTY JlHOSLOVANU v
ITALu.

Rim, 90, dupna. - Zdejsi IL
sty oznamuii chorvatskou revol
tn v okoli Pulje, ktera nabyla
velikeho rozsahu. Vlada dala
rozkaz, by namornictvo bylo
vylodeno a povstalce zatlaGilo.
Tito sebrali sve svrsky, zeny a
deti a opustili vesnice. ktere
byly boji faseisty zapaleny
a srovnany Sc zemi. Pozary
provazeny byly explosemi. q
toho Sc soudi, 10 povstalci by
Ii hoine zasobeni zbran9mi a
strelivem. Grady Sc obavajf,
BE hnuti protichorvatske bude
pfeneseno take do Terstu a
proto ucinily velika opatfeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
MALA DOHODA OSVEDcI.
LA SVOU SfLU.

Pariz. %. dubna. V "Radi-
cal" Louis Ripault konstatuje
dcinky vyvolane V Pesti ener-
gickymi opatrenimi vlad ce-
skoslovenske a jihoslovanske,
ktera mela V zapeti, re Timed
byly vydany uredni zpravy, j.
miz Sc oznamovalo, ze Sc Ka-
rel zrekl sveho podniku. Mala
dohoda mocnou iniciativou do
kazaka svoji silu soucasnt
provedla ddkaz, ze heslo ne
mnze byti vice davano Vidni a
Pesti, nybrz Prahou. Belehra-
dem Bukuresti. Statnici Ma
le Dodohy necht9ji byti kla-
mani. Clanek RipaultHv konci
radostnym poznanim, re Ka-
rel svoji iniciativou dokazal
nutnost vyznam Male doho-
DIV a pisatel blahopfeje praz-
skym, belehradskym buku-
rsst'skym pfatel1m k pevnemu
,rozhodnuti, nebot' chrani, pise
Ripault, mir, ktery jest ohro-
Zen nezamestnanym kralem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
PRO vRAzDU MATKY.
Pujde ma popravistS Joseph
Mack, 27-lety, z Akron.

Akron, O., %. dubna. Obyi-
nen ze zabiti sve matky, pi.
Mary Mackove, 60-lete v jeiich
domove ma Newton ul. noci
e. listopadu, kdy devetkrate
il strelil, Joseph Mack. 27-le-
ty, shledan byl vinnym 2 vra-
zdy V prvnim stupni ma trest-
MIN soude zdejsim.
Porota, jez uvazovala hodi-
nu ctyficet minut, neodporu-
ella milost a tudiz ortel zna-
mena smrt elektricke zidli.
Mlady vrah pfijal rozsudek
IS lhostejnosti, jakou Sc Wy
'znamenaval po celou dobu pro
cesu. Kdyz rozsudek byl cten.
Mack Sc obratil We sve zidli a
hkdel primo ma porotce. Pc ta
obratil oci smerem, kde neko-
lik zen Stkalo V zadni casti
soudniho salu. Natez pax po-
septal neco jednomu re svych
obhaJcu pokvnem hlavou dial
ma jevo prirucimu serifovi, ae
Jest hotov vratiti Sc do vezenf.
| tam zachoval mlceni.
Mackdv starry otec. ienz sved
til We prospech svnIv. plakal
behem reel pravniku a malem
omdlel. kdyz ortel precten.
Mackovi obhajci ihned ozna-
mill, ze podaji zadost o novy
process. Tv1di, re sv6dectvi Ia
loby bylo pouze okolnostni.
Vrazda pi. Mackove nasledo-
vala po pilackych orgiichsv le-
Jim byte a obzalovany tVrdil.
re nevi. co Sc d6lo V onu noe.
VraZda sc udala V nedeli v II
hodin vecer. skoro po dvouden-
nj pitce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
MA SMRTELNEM LOzI.
Oddan byl mlady veteran re
svetove valky Sc svoji snou-
benkou.

Filadelfia, 20, dubna. Deset
hodin po oddayAxicii zobradeeh,
Thomas Hall, drwejsi marin,
jenz slouzil proslulym Pa
tym plukem a jenz byl gaso-
van ma francouzskem bojisti,
zemrel dnes V Mt. Sinai me-
mocnici, pres to, re trikrate by
la pfevedena krev re zdravych
osob do jeho I'll.
Posledni operace byla pro-
vedena vcera odpoledne, kdvz
Francis M. Weld 2 Bostonu,
absolvent Harvardske universi
ty, driv6jsi dustojnik pacien-
tuv, dal mu kvart sve krve.
Hall slabl vdcihlede a jeho
snoubenka, sleGna Clara Belle
Wallace-ova, byla v nemocnici.
Marin zadal, aby byli spolu od-
dani ona souhlasila.
Bylo tli1iz opatreno povole-
nj k shatku a duchovni povo-
Ian. V pritomnosti clenn obou
rodin byli oddani. Hall pode-
prem byl ma posteli, drze ruku
sve snoubenky, Sez stala vedle
neho. Pc te divka vratila Sc
doml a kdyz prisla pozdeii do
nemocnice, ably Sc pozeptala,
jak dafi Sc jejimu manzeli,
bylo il sdeleno, ze zemrel.
Hall trp6l chudokrevnosti
nasledkem sveho gasovani We
Francii atkoli dostalo Sc mu
vsemozne pece tri pratele.
clenove Americke Legie, veno.
vail mu vlastnf krev, smrt wi
t6zila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
UTOK MA SOUDCE.
Jeden re senatorI naval Gle
ny nejvyssiho soudu ohioskeho
"nizkymi lobbyisty."

Columbus, o., 30. dubna
Vasnive utoky na nejvyssi
soud statu Ohio ozivily pred.
posledni den zasedani statnihc
sn6mu, kteryz dnes Sc odroci
ma IL. kv6tna a nepochybn6 ma
neurcito omen den.
Senator William M. Miller
republican Muskingum okre-
su, byl muzem, ienz pustil Sc
do nejvyssiho soumn a jeho rec
byla takoveho ratu, re vyskytl
Sc navrh, aby bYa vyskrtnuta
re zapiskI senattich.
X utoku doslo| "a jednani 0
pfedloze, die MD nejvyssimu
soudu melo bytiEdovoleno W.
pracovati 81 vlashi rozpocet a
urcovati sluzne Amestnancu z
okrouhle sunny lovolene sne-
mem. Predloha hyla V pravnim
vyboru, avsak slnatoru Mile
rovi, pfedsedo4 financhfho
vyboru Sc podadlo prosaditi,
ze byla poslana jeho vybcru.
Nasledoval nekdika ty.denni
|tuhy zapas, avs}k- v koncich
pfedloha byla o}porucena pfi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
ITALIE Sc SPOJ. STATY.

Washington, 20. dubna. Ita-
lie Jest plnem souhlasu Sc
Spoi. Staty vzhledem X ostro-
WI Zap a jinym drivejsim drza
vam nemeckym V zamori, pra-
vi Sc note dorucene sekreta-
ii statu Hughesovi velvvslan-
Gem Riccim. Jest to odpoved
ma notu odeslanou sekretarem
statu 5. dubna, kdy noty stej-
neho zn6ni byly tez odeslany
Velke Britanii, Francii a Japa-
nu. Italie vyjadi'uje nadeii. ze
otazka Yapu bude urovnana u
spokoiiv6 pro vsechny sucastne
ne zajmy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
NASILf We RJECE.
Pc volbach, nichz porazeni
nscionaliste, vtrhli do mesta
oxbrojeni fascist.

Rim, %. dubna. Zmocneni
Sc mestske vlady We Rjece we
stredu v noci, nasledujici po
komplikacich voleb minulou
nedeli, bylo provedeno fasci-
sty. cili protisocialisty Ter
stu, dfiv6jsimi stoupenci D.
Annunzia.
Vtrhli do mesta, pine ozbro-
jeni, We vojenskych automobi-
lech, obsadili radnici prohla-
sill diktaturu.
Delnikum V Rjece bylo ma
fizeno vratiti Sc do Zamestna-
nj pod vyhruzkou vaznych ma
sledkG a bylo prohlaseno, re
"kdokoli neposlechne rozka-
zn diktatury, vystavuje Sc ne
bezpeci smrti." SouGasne bylo
oznameno utvoTeni vyiimecne
vlady pro Rjeku. Radnice jest
v moci ozbroienych muzI.
Zpravy 0 vytrznostech a kr-
vavych srazkach dochazeji z
rnznych casti Italie. Behem po
hrbu jednoho fascisty v Calta-
nizzetta, blize Palermo, neko-
lik bomb vybuchlo 2 revol-
verI stfileno. Jedna osoba by
la zabita a deset poraneno,
nez-li vojsku Sc podarilo zjed-
nati-pofadek.
Socialiste v Parm6 pfijali
resoluci v tom smyslu, ze ne
hodlajf brati podflu ma vol
bach behem vytrznosti. N9ko-