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Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
Health Officers or
 I3 Southern States
 Inuited To Capital
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Acting with the approval of President Hard the United States public health serv- ice today invitetd state health off cers of 13 southern states to meet in Washington Aug. to consider the situation in connection with reports of threatened pellagra epidemic in parts of the cotton belt.
 Health officers of Texas, Louisiana Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mis- sissippi, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky Florida, North and South Carolina and Virginia were asked to meet with public health service officials.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
Tax Conference
 Adjourns State
 Meet At Nogales
TRepublican pI.a.ed WIr.l

MORALES. Ariz, July 2S.-The state tax conference. which has been in session here since Monday morn ing, adjourned this afternoon The conference was attended by state and county officials who are concerned with the assessment and collection of ta4es and also by representatives of the large taxpayers of the state.
 Among the last subjects discussed at the conference were the assessed valuations of railroads. telephone and telegraph lines, and light and power plants
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
Harding's Week End
 Visit Sends Village
 Hotel Rates Skyluard
IRepublican A. p. Leased Wire1

lRepubitcan A. r. Leased Wire1
 WASHINGTON, July2s-A com mercial boom whose rumb1ings have been felt in Washington has been started in Lancaster. N. H., since it developed that President Harding is to spend several days near there next week at the home of Secretary Weeks.
 Before the presidents plans be- came known a telephone call from the White House to the village hotel elicited the information that rooms with bath could be secured for $2.5 a day. But today the hotel keeper wired:
 All our ba-ns engaged for next week We are now American plan ss a day"
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
Bank Bandits Escape
 With $8,0OO Cash In
 Daring Idaho Holdup

ERepubIican A. P. Leased WTreJ
 BONNERS FERRY, Idaho, July 2S. Two unmasked men entered the First State bank here today, locked the cashier, John A. Hansen, and the teller, Mrs. A. N. Stewart, in the vault and escaped with about $s000 in cur lrency. overlooking about 5000, more on the desk
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
Big Stock Of Forged Whisky Labels Seized
 By Couernn1ent Men
Republican A. 2. Leased WIre1

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Government agents. assisted by city detectives of the Italian squad. last night seized forged revenue stamps having an az gregate face value of about two mil lion of dollars. and thousands of whiskey bottle labels. bottled in bond certificates and withdrawal permits. Three men were arrested.
 Police said the men had been en- gagged in selling the articles to illicit liquor dealers at the rate of S2.15 for a set of one dozen each.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
Engineer Dies From Injuries Receiued In
 Yosemite Park Fall
IRepubIlean A. 9. Leased WIrel

YOSEMITE, Cal. July 2s.-Fred S. Morley, San Francisco mining engin- eer, who fell in climbing an unnamed peak near Tuolumne Meadows last Saturday, died today at the Sierra club lodge at the Meadows. Morley was 45 years old and well known in mining circles in the West. He is survived by a widow. He formerly lived in Denver
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
Carl Wanderer Is
 Granted Reprieve
 To September 30
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

SPRINGFIELD. H.. July 2S.-Gov- ernor Small through his office today granted a reprieve to Carl Wanderer until Sept. 30. Wanderer was sen fenced to hang tomorrow for the murder of the ragged stranger" an unidentified man killed in fictitious holdup when Wanderer shot and killed his wife.
 Intervention for Wanderer. that a commission might examine him again for his sanity. was made by the American legion today.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
British Golf Sfdrs
 Defeat World Champ
TRepubIIcan A. p. Leased Wire]

BLOOMINGTON. IL. July 2s.- George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British golf stars. defeated Jock Hut chison. present worlds champion. and Laurie Ayton Of Chicago. 4 up and to play in 36 holes here today. The defeat of the Americans is attributed to the Britns' superiority in driving and in approaching dead on the greens. The scores: Mitchell 1S7. Duncan 140, Hutchison 145. Ayton 14S,
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
Lights Turpentine
 ThrouDn On Brother;
 Burns ProUe Fatal

D E T R orr, July 2S.-Herman SchmansE1i, 50, died today from burns he said were caused when his brother with whom he had quarrelsd over money matters, threw turpentine over him and lighted match to it. The brother, George, is being held.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
TUo Air Pilots Fall
 To Death In PalUnee
 Legion Celebration

PAwNEE. Okla, July 2S.-Eugene Roberts and Harry Myers. former army aviators, fell to death here to- day when the airpiane in which they were performing as feature of an American Legion celebration, fell 500 feet. Their bodies were burned al most beyond recognition.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
wANpERER DISAPPOINTED

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Carl Wan derer, convicted slayer, who was to have been hanged tomorrow. was taken from the death cell tonight. He smiled and said:
 Well 1 guess my wife will have to wait a while before she sees me-"
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
ROPER BEATS WIGGINs

DETROIT. July 2s.-Captain Bob Roper. Chicago. won the newspaper decision in a i0-round bout tonight with Chuck" Wiggins of Indian apolis. Roper weighed 1S1 and Wig gins TO.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
DO YOU KNOW:-

DO 7OO KNOW =
 That 100 miles of our paved roads are already completed and open? That this county will have the most complete and finest road system in the United States-3O5 miles of them? Go out and ride over them-and cheer up.
 Get over that grouch and smile
 We Believe In Arizona!
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17
REDLANDS
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Mr.. and Mrs Hibbs we're on the
Mesa Sunday.
Miss Flora Burritt and little sister
are spending their vacation on the
ranch.
Mrs. Gibson left Tuesday morning
for Gunnison where she will attend
the summer term of normal.
While taking load Of hay down
the Payne grade, Mr.. Nagi had. the
misfortune of his rack overturning.
Fortunately he was only slightly in
jured.
The ball team held an ice cream
and cake social at the ]. M. McCune
home Wednesday evening. The so
cial was a success in spite OF the
rain.
The Redlands Mesa ball team
played Lazear on the Mesa Sunday.
It will play the Midway team at
Hotchkiss next Sunday. Saturday the
married men of the Mesa played on
the team.
Mr.. Brownell of Austin preached
at the church last Sunday and will
hold services here next Sunday.
There will be very interesting ad-
dress by a foreign missionary. All
are urged to attend.
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17
FRUITLAND
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Crowded out last weekly
Frank Aver visited in the Glen
Davis home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nancy Lynch is helping Mrs.
Robley Mead with her house work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Pratt spent
Sunday evening in the Mead home.
Mr.. Will George and children were
guests in the Tom Faulkener home
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner were dinner
guests in the Crowder home Satur-
day evening.
The Misses Delicia and Modean
Lotion were dinner guests of Marian
Morris on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Davis enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs v. e. Southworth
at dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
we're Hotchkiss business visitors on
Saturday. w. J. Ronk accompanied
them.
Mrs. Tom LeValley and the Misses
Eunice, Dorothy and Marian LeVal-
lev were dinner guests in the Davis
home last Friday.
The Busy Bee SEWN Club met
last Friday afternoon at the Glen
Davis home with six members in at
tendance. The girls are all enthu-
siastic workers and we predict for
them some splendid garments.
The Mesa Cooking Club met at the
home of their leader, Mrs. Jesse
Pratt, last Wednesday afternoon. At
this meeting the girls learned to cook
potatoes in two different ways. Six
teen members were in attendance at
this meeting.
Ida Foster delightfully."- entertained
the "Nimble Fingers" last Thursday
afternoon. The girls are now learn
ing to darn their stockings. Mrs.
w. r. Foster was a pleasant guest
at this meeting Lemonade and cake
we're the refreshments served.
Mrs. Jesse Pratt entertained Mes
danes Conner and Roe at dinner on
Friday. In the afternoon with the
assistance Of Mrs. TeGrotenhuis and
Mrs. w. K. Foster two dress forms
were made, making twelve that have
been made the past few weeks.
| rzr, nicI and Harry
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17
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SOMERSET HAPPENINGS

Mrs. James Carey was Paonia
visitor Saturday.
Dick williams took an auto load
of ioy riders to Cedaredge Wednes-
day week.
DIR. Finley is back again after
spending several days in Salt Lake
City on business.
Antoine Mejnik had the misfortune
to have his leg broken while work
ing in the mine.
We are getting our share OF the
rains. Here's hoping we don't get
any more than our share.
Mrs. Finley and daughter spent
very pleasant afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ned Rich Friday
Harold Kramer had his tonsils re-
moved last week. DR.. Smith OF Delta
WAS the attending specialist.
Several auto loads OF Somerse,
ro,ks attended the graduating exer-
cises at Paonia Wednesday week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Taylor, MISS
Ethel Ansted and little June Taylor
motored to Crawford one day last
week.
Eric Erickson. Jr.. is spending this
s,,mmer on the Muddy creek. He Is
riding the range for Paul Sylvester
of Hotchkiss.
Mrs. w. T. Ranch and children are
with relatives in Cedaredge. Mr..
Ranch drove over for them In MS
new Ford Saturday returning home
Sunday.
Somerset mine worked two days
last week. The inside hoist In the
mine broke last Friday morning so
The men were laid off for the rest OF
the day. lI
Miss Della Montana was planning
on leaving for her home in Las We
gas. NJ. Mex, last Wednesday. but
ewing to the washouts along the
roads she has postponed her trip.
Miss Elizabeth Berg was an out
going passenger Saturday. She is
eoine to attend normal in Gunnison.
Mics Berg taught the 4th and 9TH
GRADES in the school here this last
year. j.. .
Miss Ethel Ansted returned to her
home In Cory Saturday after a fort
pipht's visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Taylor. Little June Taylor
went with her to spend Few deys
with her grandparents. so.f
Picnics are the order OF the day
around here. Several families spent
sunday along the river banks above
Somerset. Among them were Henry
Lux and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Walch, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry og
den and N. E. Taylor and family
There are several cases OF scarlet
fever in town. The Tom Davis Fam
,lv are in quarantine. An order has
been issued by the doctor for ali
children to stay in their own homes
since no more cases developed In
the Erickson family they are to bt
let out Of quarantine this week.
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17
> PAONIA NEWS =
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Foyle Hester of the First National
bank is having her vacation at this
time.
Inez Stout left Tuesday morning
for Gunnison and expects to at
tend the institute for the next two
weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. A. Davis enter
tanned at dinner Monday night L. c.
Sharp, Miss Rosenberg and Norval
Bruce.
Owen Osborn returned Saturday
from Fort Collins where he has been
attending the college there for the
past year.
Miss Gladys Rosenberg, our domes,
tic science teacher and Mrs. Blanche
Ratcliffe, our English teacher. left
Saturday morning for their homes in
Fort Collins and Boulder.
Earl McMichael returned this week
from Fort Collins. He has been go
ing to college in Collins the past
year, and was one of the players on
the Aggie team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitman, Veronica and
Edith, came up Saturday from Delta
for picnic on their home place on
Lamborn Mesa. On their return
they were accompanied by Miss
Foyle Hester.
Miss Gladys Stewart, Dora Sellars
and Jeanette McMichael, three of
the 1921 graduates left this week for
Gunnison to take up normal work
during the summer session.
The main water pipe that furnishes
water for the town broke yesterday
and at this time it has been imros,
sible for the engineers to fix it.
There are a lot of thirsty people in
town. Water was hauled from the
ditch to the electric light plant so
as to have lights until midnight.
Tom, Dick and Harry
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17
THE EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENT
UPON HOMES IN TOWN

When you observe conditions in a
city slum, you do not much wonder
that the majority of people who grow
I'D in such surroundings never amount
to much. The spirit OF disorder is
imbedded in their nature. People
are not likely to do thorough work
when everything in their surroundings
is at loose ends and in poor repair.
A neighborhood where such condi-
tions prevail is breeding spot OF
inefficinecy. Young people come out
of it with tendency to low standards
Some rise from their surroundings,
but it is not easy to do SO.
The people responsible for poorly
kept up neighborhood are helping to
lower the tone of the community.
Tumble down and out OF repair
houses spread the spirit OF non
achievement. Every landlord in Delta
should realize how his attitude toward
his property influences the future de-
velopment of this community.
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17
Home at Last.

Home at Last.
James Armand and son James, Jr,
reached home Sunday evening after
a long continued trip from Fort Col
Inns, due to the floods in eastern Col
orado. They were held in Denver
several days, and returned via Ala
mosa, being over SO hours in max
ing the journey from Denver. James
Jr. was a graduate of the Agricultur-
al college, while his father went to
attend the exercises.
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17

A Correction.
Our attention has been called to
the report in our issue of June 3, in
which we stated that Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Ensley had lost their baby. This
was in error, although no fault OF
our. The article should have read
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Ensley. The Lee
Ensley's have no small child.
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17
Tom, Dick and Harry

uo.ebk,ss People Were Here.
Among Hotchkissites shopping and
visiting here Friday were q. F. Pax
son. Mrs. w. II. Beckley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hsrry 8. johnson and A. N. Minton
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17

Tom, Dick and Harry will be here
soon. 25c
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17

Tom, Dick and Harry will be here
soon Csc
The Delta independent., 1921-06-17

Tom. Dick and Harry
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
OBVINEN z HROZNEHO ZLOCINU.
KOZESNlK z WILMINGTON, O., v PODEZRENf ZE
SPACHANf TROJITE VRAzDY.

Wilmington, o, 20. list Obvinen troiit6 vrazdy O-
Yer Vandervord 32ety kozeSnk ohoo m6sa jest
vezeni okresu Clinton Vrazdy spachany byly
domOve pi Jeff Whitlow-Ove, nedaleko odtud.
Zavrazd6ni byli: Bertha Vandervordova 3Oea rowe
dena zena Vandeordova pi Jeff Whitow-ov 57eta mat
ka p Vandervordov6 Howard Bosier 24ley ienz de ma
word popra, re zloGinu dopusl.
Pf Vanderordova Boser streeni byl ednou ma msta
zab Pi Whitlowova sreena byla dvakrate skonaa
Casn6 ranO nemocnc Bancheser kan bya dopravena DO
streIbe
Pred svoj smrti p Whtlow-ova utnla vpov6d osetIu-
cm ekari Dr. A C. Basngerov kter6 prohlasila coli
to ud6la"
Policie okresn fady zsily Vandervord casn6 We
cera pohada farmaTem Rodney Walacem uceh Will
mingtonu Wallace strelen byl do Vandervordem
Die Serifa VIII Krka Vandervord doznava, re strelil
Wallace coz pry byo Will whisce Bezprostredne po sire
leni Wallace 1rady zahay paranf po Vandevordov po-
zdeJ poVoany do domova p Whow-ove, kde Vandervord
naleZen drze naru6i sve dtko, nemlavne.
Tea pi Vandervordove Bosera lezela nedaeko kdezo
pi Whtlowova lezea podlaze kuchyni Deselety sy-
mex Vandervordiv sde erifov re papa ie posrfe'
vypraven chapcova otec prije obyd automobu Ma e-
rukou Vandervord bez sova vysel kule zaryla
Sasne zene do srdce Dtko vyvazo beze vseho
ser by pax streen reti obetf byla pf Whitow-ova.
Vandervord tvrdi re je koem donova pi Whitow-ov6
pozornost eho upoutana bya vstey odtamud ozyvac
mi. Kdyz Sc pribiz az X samemu staven neiaky
skoci pry okna.
Vandervord ieho zena byl rozvedeni dvakra Jeiich
druhy rozvod byl Jim povolen asi pred Sest tydny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
ZAMESTNANi PRO 100000 LID.
SLIBUJE HENRY FORD ZAVODE, KTERY NEDO-
HOTOVENY PREVEZME Cd VLADY

New York, 20. list. - Henry Ford Thomas A. Edison
navtvf Muscle Shoals tyden pc dn dk1vzdan budou p
novat zfizenI obrovskeho zavodu vrob6 rIznvch sro
nafad bevnch lodi jez prodany budou zeeza
zda konferene pomne konana Washngon6 tax rozhod
me- Toto vyslo veenost phi odezdu Fordovu New Yorku
do Detroitu
Ford navstivil Edisona a rozmlouval MIN panech na
zamestnan 100000 muzG dohotoven zavodu keryz vada
zacala staveti pro vaeGne cee nedohotova ezto vaa
skoncila drive nez mysec Ford dohod seretfen
Weeksem skoro ma vSech podminkach pfevzeti zavodu
Ford Edison spou stab technickch epertu ma
svoji cestu do Alabamy.
Pan Edison neienom slle, on ies
neJepsi autortou uhictanech eto zem Kdyko chc
vedeti oboru chemie zeptam Edscna pravl Ford
slavnem vynalezci
Pan Ford usmal kdyz byla u6n6na poznamka, die
odhadu armadnch nzenyr dohotoveni Wsonovy hraze w
vnu vodn silly bude sati S28 100000 "Predpokaddm. re
nekere zamy budou avet pro projektu" pora-
toval Ford "ale my Sc Jim nedame.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
NOVA SILNICE CLEVELAND.
AKRON.

Northfield, O., 10. list. Me-
zitim co dve kapely hraly ma
rodni pisne a 1000 osob stale
S obnazenymi hlavami, pres
vydatny deSt', jenz bez ustani
S oblak Sc lii kdyz mayorove
Irving l.. Wright 2 Northfield
a Carl Beck 2 Akronu tiskli 81
ruce, sedmileta Helen Murphy
ova, dcera A. B. Murphy-ho,
bydliciho ma Hudson silnici,
pfestfihla sirokou modrou stu
hu napnutou pres novou statni
silnici zde dnes odpoledne.
Timto foinnalne otevfena byla
motorova vozba po silnici, spo
iuiici Akron a Cleveland.
"Krtim tuto cestu jako 'novou
bilou silnici'," pravila mala
Helen, kdyz stuhu prestfihla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
SPLATf DLUH VDECNOSTL.

New York, 10. listopadu. DR..
Adolph Lorenz, yidensky chi
rurg, jenz nabyl proslulosti V
Americe, kdyz uzdravil Lolitu
Armourovu, dedicku Armouro-
Vych millionu z kycelni choro-
by, jiz zdejSl chirurgove pro-
hlasili "a nezhojitelnou, priiel
sem dnes Evropy ma parniku
Paris. Ia sveho pobytu vaAme-
rice, pravil slavny chirurg,
splati cast dluhu, jimz povin-
novano jest Rakousko Ameri-
ce "a vyzivu d6ti po valce, tim
re poskytne sve sluzby bez-
platne, kdekoli o ne bude po-
zadano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
WIRTHUV APPEL X REPA.
RACNf KOMISI.

Berlin, 20. list. Dopis doruce
ny reparaGni komisi kanclerem
Wirthem, V n6mz sd6luje il o
ochot6 n6mecke vlady uchaze-
ii Sc 0 cizi liver ma zaplaceni
lednove splatky nahrad spojen
cum, byl pfijat vereinosti jako
potvrzeni presvedceni, re VIA
da nema mnoho nadeje ma I'll
skani poshov6ni lednove splat-
ky. Komise, jez studovala po
n6kolik dnu nemecke finanCni
problemy, odeiela vcera do
Parize, avSak V drednich kru-
zich panuje pfesved6eni, re
odpoyed' bude obdrzena z Pa
fize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
PAMATOVAL MA RANENE.
VOJAKY.

Chicago, 20. list. Neztotozne
ny lidumil telefonoval vcera
vecer Harry Moirovi, majiteli
Morrison hotelu a mabidl Sc
dati kazdemu ranenemu voja-
ku 2 Hinesovy nemocnice "a
$3.50 ob6d $40 ma hotvosti
pfiSti ctvrtek. Ia nekolik mi
nut pozdeji pi,isel posel z jed
ne mistni banky Sc $4,000 V no
tovosti iako zarukou. Vojaci
budou pfivezeni do hotelu a
vraceni do nemocnice auto
drozkach. "Dostante je take z
jinych nemocnic, jsou-li tam
nejaci penize prijdou 2 ban
ky telefonoval neznamy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
PRO OTEVRENE DYERE V CINE.
VYSLOVILO Sc DEVET NARODJJ MA
WASHINGTONSkE KONFERENCL
SPOJENE STATY DOSUD NEOZNAMILY SVUJ
DALEKOVYCHODNf PROGRAM.

Washington 49, list = Popiraiic iakekoli pran po hove
nj sVym sobeckym zamdm, Japonsko dnes prvnm di
le2em vefenem prohaen vzhedem Cine sliblo ma kon-
1erenc mocnos spolupdsobti zaisen miru daekem
Vychode povzbuzova pfatelstvi mezi narody.
Schvalo bezpodmineGne oevrenych dv6ff DO
pe'o re by hedavao zvlasnich obchodnich who'd neb Il
zemniho zvelicenf.
Japonske dTednf prohlasen schvalu rovnost pfezito
stl Cine pfivedo dohodnuti sm6rnc oevrenych dve
n vsech devet mocnos vocch washing konferenc
Jeden po druhem, kdyz muve Japanu byl skoncl, "a
stupci osatneh vad ystupova vych msech vyborov6
no stou tumoci vyjadfeni sympate Cnu Muvcf ia
Francl Velkou Brtani Itaii Belg Porugalsko Holland
sko nsledova Japan podporou zasad "otevfench
dveff', rovne pflezitost uzemnf integrity.
Jmenem sve vady admiral baron Kato vyiadfil zasady
aponske sernice pf duh6 schulz vboru pacfcke da-
ekovychodnf otazky pozdstavaeho pnych eegac vsech
dewitt mocno dcasnvsch konerenc ez sesa Sc dnes
We vkonnem zasedan Pan-Amercan budov6 deega-
tim:
l. lie obze Ciny spocfvaif zrovna toik ie domacf ST.
uaci jako vnech vztazich konference mdze H.
pravt vzahy Cny zahranitm zstavic domaci C-
ianGm samotnym
2 ze Japan pfeie p6stovati ty nepfaes6jSf styky
Cfnou"
ze Japan pfeje 81 pfspeti svych Sill ably Gina
saha svych spravedivych egitimnch aspraci"
d. Ze Japanu Sc naproso neiedna uzemni zveliGenf
kter6kol casti Cfny'
s. Ze Japan pfidrzuie "bezpodmfnecne bezvyhrad-
ne zasady oevfenych dveTi a pTfleztost Cine"
g. Ze Japan pfi kupovani surovin potravin Cny We
vsech vJch obchodneh vzazich neosobue zadn5c zva
mich prav neb who'd" vita "sprdvnou pocvou soutaz
vsemi narody"
T. Ze Japan, vzhedem ku vntrotzemnlm pravun KITE
rouztO otazku povazue nedGeztes podanych 6nskou
delegac hodla "spo ostanimi delegacem Gs priif
dorozumen zpdsobu pravnem a uspokov6m vSem stra
NAM.
g. Ze Japan pfiSe tuto konferenc nkoi slouzi
svym vlasnfm sobecnym zamGm. ale 'spoupdsob vsem
narody s1tasn6nym GGelem zaiS6n dalekem w
chod6 pfatesvf mezi narody."
g. Ze aponska deegace vyrozumiva re havnim 1Gelem
conference jest zaozit spolecnym souhasem "a
sadly jez mali d pTisti jednan narodG zasoupenvch
acko jest ochotna vysv6tt neb obianit kazdy problem
ehoz uvazovan konference usanov ovaa by kazde
no produzovani dsussi podrobnym zkoumnfm nesten5c
drobnych zaezitosti"
Pc reel admirala Kao hlavy iapansk6 delegace mluvi
zsupc vSech ostanich mocnos vyiadf vfey souhlas
anovskem Japanu desiti zasadam ak byy ohlseny Gin
skou delegacf.
Toxic, 10. list = Kabinenf rada sv6 posedn schulz
schvalla na6rek dodaku jez panu pfedoze
n6mu sekreafem Hughesem hoda navrhnout apanska dele
gace Tyz bude este podan dplomatck6 poradn rad ku
schvalenf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
MATERINSkA PREDLOHA
PRIJATA.

Washington, 10. listopadu.
Sheppard-Townerova predlo-
ha, kterou Sc povoluje $1,000
600 Ma priStich pet rokG ma u
ceni matek nadeji, jak mali
% sebe petovati a pozdeji o
nemluvnata, byla dnes piiiata
We snemovne poslanecke 279
prot 80 hlasum. Pfedloha bvla
jlz prijata senate, ale pone-
vadz We snemovne byly k nj
pi'icineny jiste dodatky, pujde
do konference. Penize povolene
n federalni pokladny budou
rozd6leny mezi jednotlive sta
ty ale ien tech pripadech,
kdy stat sam poskytne tolik
Ipen6z, co obdrzi cd federalni
vlady. Akce Tizena bude det-
Iskym ufadem Spoj. StatI. Pro
predlohu byly snad vsechny
zenske organisace V zemi, "a
vSak Alice Robertsonova O.
klahomy, jedina zena V kongre
su, pracovala a hlasovala proti
nj. Tvrdi, re pry pod jinou
|rouSkou zakon vlastne sm6ruje
ku kontrole porodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
S PREPRAVNf LODI DO
HUDSONU.

New York, 20. list. Stisknuv
81 nest astnou nahodou urychlo
vac ma miste brzdy sveho au-
tomobilu, elegantne odena mia
da zena, pozdeji ztotoznena
jako slecna Edith B. Stewarto-
va z Wilkesbarre, Pa, ucitel-
ka ma stfedni skole tamtez, vie
La S takovou prudkosti ma
prepravni LODI, jez udrzuie
spojeni mezi zap. So. ul. a
Weehawken, ze pferazila re-
t6z ma druhe strane lodi a sri
tia Sc automobilem do reky
Hudsonu, kde zahynula. Byla
vylovena pozde odpoledne a
ztotoznena die cisla automobi-
lu.