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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06

must convince US that y0u are able
10 make it good You know you have
NOT that much money In the bank. be-
sides the check is signed By ficti-
lions name: a cog has slipped in the
wheel of your plans. You have for
tune almost within your grasp. You
feel that You must make good. Your
Friend suggests that YOU go home and
get the money and convince the as-3
ISOLATION thar you can make good. You
20 home you 30 70 your bank and ar
range 10 get the money-the ''steerer'
or course. learned during his ocquaint-
anee with you that you had facilities
for getting money. Your Friend. the
"steerer goes with Won so that your
mind may not be diverted from the
fortune you have won you get a New
York draft ANA take the next train
back 10 claim your fortune Won on
/ the races by what you believe crook
ed deal and frame.up against the rae
( ing association.
Nov You Get Trimmed"
/ Now the scene Is set for the final
play On the way back your journey.
/ it seems 10 yon viii never come TO an
end 50 anxious are you and your
{ Friend to get back TO claim the swag.
Finally YOU arrive and go to the office
of the racing association and YOU pre-
sent your draft only to be told that
nothing bat currency is accepted.
You then take your draft TO bans
and present il TO be cashed. The bank
err OF course. tells you that it viii have
10 be sent on for collection. You are
considerably disappointed az this as
vou had expected that New York
draft was real money and all You had
to do was 10 present it. Such is moi
good banking methods. however. Fin
ally you leave the draft TO be trans
mitted for collection, and await a re
Imittance. III The meantime the steer
er" never leaves your side, he eats
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
WEEKLY GAZETTE-NEWS
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY

: ar. $500: six months. SEQ in advance.
feiivered by mail TOD III parts of the
United States. Caz4a45an and foreign
restage at the rate 9EH2 cents per year
additional.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
pEL. WoMEN's CLUBS.
trn,lnuei frpm raRe !

The nfst ef these wiA occur on
November 4. 90 he known "a f'eci-
rr,elt, nay, heslnnina at M,
when IA. club viii glvo a program az
Delaware city. At open meeting
Az the club heulv ~ SMYRNA AZ p
M. Ms~m Audrey l.. Mitchell, a xradu-
ate ns the philadelphia Dramatic Art
eehnnl viii give .uttins from the
plrN. zone >lght IN Rome Snnth :
ur.heatra will furnish music,
An Armlssice Day rrosram VIII pe
given at a meeting scheduled Tor
n. n.. on November liz Mrs. II. w.
rswaon, chairman ot social service
viii he In charge. There VIII also nc
an evenlng session at o'clock, with
Scout Executive Frank A. 'feeh-
hawk as the principal speaker.
Mrs y. y. Evans. chairman OF ms
tory. will have charge of meeting on
November Is. Miss Agnes NJ. Arno'a
ot Washington, u. G.. Will az that
time make an address on The tahie
influence ON the Art of the World.
Mpa T.. ~ Price viii render ihe
pinslna Leaves" and there VIII he
either musical entertainment
Tho transaction ~ business ana
saalai pfnrtam will share equal por-
iNna az a mpvlnn nh NoNemee' 50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
ni,u,npsus rAnK ti,ic ctrn.

fHH WWHeHs iItN flub IN ilIsbafa.
fN fHfN Wai fNsiNlHaf HfiufhHnH al
lff hHMf i Nfa iHW Wmi lH Nim.
hNfsl MIfs flrleN liafi. Nss0uiisf
fi9HHNH H INSTRUMENTATION Nall
addressed iNH WtWhffa dfMHInr tHH
fNN aNH NiNiHl NHfi IH HU HMU mHn.
Nff fiNHl HffHNNfWHNit Wnit WHaf
81 4 WnHlHfiHdt AenHt lHl lho bone.
~ "a iNi N'NN Al HN hfla fllaat In
ihf NsHHH|H iiAN Hi Ntenml ffisas
eNi ~ HNHfitl MIa. tNlaNrHa "a.
fhNsilH Wiil iHfN.ft lhN nIuaIr Tbt
tiuhs htti fHfNlal mNNlInn Win ha
lilA hHtfNNfi M. lHf U.arf ~ Ne.t
INL ~ ~ AMN--n--L l.llL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
kiw urNftn, ritn

lHai NUah lhn mfWhla Ani friends
Nl iAN NHalaiuNn NrN century club
Ntfe alfpH a llttt W Mfn i,oheft Ca.
mfl chairman iNi lha daN when Nv.
RHi Mla lfet iiuNithie 80 WHINING
iHH assisted "a friends gave an inter-
sfilHH pluHam Hi an epen meeting.
fhe entertainment consisted of lnsiru.
mental musle slneinn. dancing, and
ftgliaiions. A. Mr. and Nrs. huxtable
hha entertained thc club before, a
lafae audience wac present.
iflHaN afternoon the club fNas invi-
trd tu smyrna % meet Mrs. Schermcr-
hUfn, Saturday many ~ the club
members visited Newark O. attend the
huuudeta Day exercises at the Wom-
tHH taliUNf.
Tomorrow evening the civic com.
mitlpt ol thp Century club win give
card party 40 she home ~ Miss
noFnlef ~ Melton, The proceeds are
a. ~ used fnr lho purchase ~ much
needed waste paper reccpiaclea % D.
IIlttd on iHf streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
WYOMING aorSp rAnLr.

Ma Maud Smith presented an in.
ituellnE nfeefam on current events
~ ihe mfellnN of tho Wyoming hound
Ntmhef there NiA hr business
We elIHN al which ga Nil o. served.
November il 81 Afmisilop nsf and
ihe NfoffAm b iu charge nf Mrs MARY
fiHeslf ana Mra. Carrie Price The
pNNfam fW tHH nest week s rot
So aHaNNt1 on Nei mhuf aa thc
mfeiInF NIA ho dpi0iHa io social urr.
NNe. with NH o. aaflt in charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
lawns swA,s,>pArl cirp.

iNafa HNaanpnAsgl tlnN met last
Rt4h ai lhp NHMr uI NiH urntH'a
il.llt. a aUpsl pl hnnuf wAa NtH.
kaHA ifa WhlHff W iNlNAf we fief.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
sillftAun isriats u.noo NOM
lhsssss t'lasl llas sunisael ins "a,
AAnlhs Nufl

tAfsisf fHa hNi via 4 CON
liHsi lntltFa tfaitldHt "a iHl Dh.a
va tatH ~ lhN MrhaNl NhlphuliAlna
Evaporation iH tuNleN ihl siUamahlt
fallHHHnl uNnsN hf iNn fUIal
Aintllten fAHft lfoN Is NulHff lnla a
fifiphtt. taNt thf 4HUuNUUrmDHl
sNal "a ltHsi $3.50 MNHiNH hHHsnNAl
tl eni|t iA snH lfH NHN S nnU
~eshmaa 81 lhe ahlplad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
tlNtm1t.ilN, WA

NNE iNft0 HNiN iiNN HH nH
Naf HhN IIN tHNiHiAf
N IH tWW NAH N lNHfHf W
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t8Ha aa HitIIE M8NH NHa
AMMW laftNHI .WfHHl attNls MlM
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NHA4llaH Nfi AN HlHlt 1hp
IlIN f0N.I# NNI h.'H N'hr NHtUH.
NIAM fNI iN NulW 90 Gee NIhft
asa fIfN iNWfHUt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
isei,n, A. o,sfrni cirn.

Friday ftFNINN az ftt nr iiamrg
faHWN pf rhHhdpIrhia Nln deliver as
lNHfHaiHi iHft "a lHe NDN Century
ffHh NN NAfiN NtNlufAiiUua nr
NHHr N Nulf1 usWHfHf who has
ifHffilfl NN'tif Wf lHp Smithsonian
lNsINNiH tHf hl Is NtIl worth heaf.nr
fHt itIlHif tiN bH ulaN iu lhU pahilt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
sansnlllfos ,i,n ctrn.

fhs mnN'h'f mreilnr NJ thr Naf
" lllnh i1fH lluh NlN nn held ~.
NnifNp ~ hN nl ihn hams 0 Ntn
= n hNNiHNN "A iHH ATTENDANCE n
NeHlsta st hHHntaH of Importance \.
81 - iiHNAnNiNa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
WASHINGTON nriUnfs
cam PARTY

card wfif wH hl rit0n hY the
MHHh.hNlHn iltlthla Century club
iHflaffNN AFTERNOON Ht neINR. 40
iha llHh haHse Mfa. e. N. nnon ls
chairman Hi ihN committee on nfa
iHNNNHfHlt fiI'Het wlN hs Fltun the
tNa tNHfUl NlHftla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02

n
M ,r@ modern business, and that
@ssx-sW business prospers into great
N'''''' est helpfulness to the public
that sets forth its case most simply and
clearly.
If underlying plans are well laid, a
business develops step by step, almost
unnotceably better day by day-as
viewed by the daily visitor = until it
emerges into an almost new being
The White Horse pike was rebuilt,
here and there, with gaps very provok-
ingly left, but working to plan, until
finally the great roadway to the sea was
completed.
In Delaware, the great highway
given the State by General du Pont is in
the same way piece-mealing itself into
what will be the greatest piece of road in
the United States-a streak of smooth
ness the whole length of the State.
Year after year this business has
been working toward an ideal-to be
in every way the very best store in
Philadelphia
Itwasn't enough to lead in few lines
though every unit of leadership was
helping on the ideal Outposts had to be
established here and there over the
earth-that has been twenty-year task,
and still to be extended. Our Importance
to manufacturers had to be increased
we've had to promote sales to accomplish
that. Our three stores-here and in New
York and Milwaukee-have been driven
full speed ahead-and year or more ago
we joined buying forces with another
group of stores; all in the drive for pur-
chasingpow
This Group of Stores Has an
Annual Output of a
Hundred and Forty Million
Dollars
Now, the millions in Pennsylvania
Railroad investment; the skill of it's men
and the amplitude of safety devices is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02

figures Pennsylvania Railroad
there
the that offers swift and something and was first
adei odouhle
All organization thegood appearance endurance of shirt
putting Duttonho the cun
anyngB the 50 thaC ue elge exposed 10 wear
that queny changed uncle sam gave NINA
vour shonnnp makes the
shirt freakish 1t really doesn't show"
"Ns 'o' ''''' butwhen offered
satisfying which Iodra
choose-here the oh;u+ od H.
needs of +horuond douo, - = dow ;,t -
have been the Stores
development confidently believe The institution that looms large to-
lat
which too people quail
The GinbeL Store Has the The brake
Largest Collection of The telephone "ons
n,u -. The Vctor Talking Machine won.
The
Vaue-givng has been the winning Gmbels won
thing in the whole plan offering you ~ - ,
Choice stocks
Cboioo FROM +oolu uhoro
cooo+onis GOD n of
interest this
Choice millinery and garments
ubro e,1as in+u Gimbels keep on
creasing business,
Mems clothing and boys business to be had tbrnob
where intrinsic quality is effort"
so many thousand people
peacebass of price tu,v roolav a. Cnrels hv
amor undouoeo quanty- must be getting best
lat prices slow our wit and money spent
work and capital give. "Doos i concorn ma 70 bo
Hisnt easy big thing or sure Of having the hest for INV
oflD any success lhe public
pe WON Wy It's Judgment and fashion and deabiity?
personal interest Hisnteasy ~ n.z p. = :, !, w.
When Westinghouse his
of
New York Central Railroad mon-pepaing
Vanderbilt wasn't to driving business We
hadn't time to on Only Windy ValueGfng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02

HERE is no need for secrets in
modern business, and that
business prospers into great
est helpfulness to the public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02

The usual b i'll
will be sent Decem-
Der first, for pur-
poses of adjustment
if errors appear, but
pay m e n t is not
really asked until
January.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14

spring business generally will be on normal basis again.
 Ike Beal. of Valdez, formerly sta. toned at the local signal corps office. is a Cordova visitor.
 Miss Mice Hoff returned yesterday from visit with her parents at Paulsbo. Wash She was accompanied by Miss Linda R. Taylor, who expects to ,pcnd several months in Cordoya.
 Chas F. Smith of the L. $. Signal 'orps. was passenger on the Al lm,da for Seward where he will re lol" one of the cable men al pres cnt stationcl there
 Mrs <. Boyastd and daughter Miss Alma were passengers on the Nrmoda for the westward They will join Mir Boystad at Anchorage and make their home in that city
 Marshall q. Price and wife of Nary~siu". Pa. arrived in cordoyl ou the Alameda last evening and cx- meet to make this city their home. Mrs Price is sister of George Mos~or
 Mr. and Mrs. John Hcdstrom and two children were returning paascn- gers on the Alameda from a trip ot several months Outside. spent princi- pally in a vain attempt to relieve the malady with which their daugh- ter Elsie is afflicted Mir Hcdstrom ..tord his position today with the Copper River Railway
 The steamer Admiral Watson ar rived from the westward on Sunday morning at 6 o'clock with the follow ing passengers for Cordoya: Chas Hin, l. X. Boal, C. II Bodin. Pete Corner L. Miller. Wm. Prentice. R. Little. j. F. Finncn and John DeHark. She sailed an hour later for Seattle. he outgoing passengers being Nels
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14

Eskelson for Juneau; Eli Braklah for Ketchikan and K. C. Flyers for Seattle l
 J. R Cootes. electrician for the Kennccott Company at Latouche, YVES ! returning passenger from the out side on the Alameda.
 G. l.. Rich. representative in AL aska for the Black Bear line of goods is calling on the trade in Cordova, having arrived yesterday on the AL ameda.
 Cornelius o. Nernooy. a member of ahe Y. s. Signal Corps. was pas
 enEer on the Alameda for Valdez, where he has been assigned to duty.
 Dr n. NJ. Harlor. the new com pany doctor at Latouche, was q pas senger on the Alameda He was ac- companied by Mrs. Harlor. who is an accomplished musician and delight ed the passengers with her playing during the trip from Seattle The Harlors are from New York.
 meeting of the cN-aeryice men or Cordova and vicinity will be held at the city hall tomorrow night at s o'clock for the purpose of perfect
 ing the organization of an American '.,2irn post Thirty four have aIrradv signfied their desire to join a post and it is believed the membership can be increased to about sixty.
 Alaska's first shipment of mail under the new"mail contract arrived yesterday on the Alameda. in chars. of Postal Clerk A. R. Handles. Here. after mail clerk will be on all Alaska steamers and the new policy will greatly improve the mail handIm. ra. cilities. as the mails will be pucu. caIly all worked when they arriy. at the coast cities Handles will be truus- rorrod to the Victoria while the \lI- moda is being oycrhaulcd
 The Alameda arrived in Cordoya yesterday on her last trip of the .oa- son for when she returns to Seattle she win go into dry dock for a general rebuilding New engines will b. in- stalled a new deck put on, and other extensive repairs done. which are OK pcctcd to keep the big liner out of commission for three month. Those arriving in Cordoya yesterday on the Alameda were: Miss Elsie Thomp, son, John Hcdstrom. Mrs. Hcdstrom. Elsie and John Hcdstrom. Mrs. Jas |. Bogart Julius Oliver. M O. Price and wife. Mrs Chas. L. Graeber, D. B NcGilyra, Geo. l.. Buchanan. Linda R.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14
COMING EVENTS

Nov. lG-Pink Tea by Ladies
 Aid Society. home Mrs.
 Al. Parks. Nov. 19 Cordoya Athletic Club
 basket social. Nov. 24 -Northland Club dance. Dec. Pioneers of Alaska Dec. l7-Cordova Elks dance. Dec. 3l -COrdOva Fire Depart
 mcnt, annual masquc
 ball
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14

Taylor. Alice Hoff Frank Cox. (. J. Fisk C. l.. Rich.
 The frcightor Kotchihan is in port loading a cargo of copper ore, on her southbound trip.
 | l.. starr shoe and clothing rep ~osouau,o. Was a passenger for the Westward on the Alameda
 C. j. Ft.I. or the Times force re. turned on the Alameda from q moaus' visit with his mother at kct- ,hEm
 Mrs. mdHn. who has been em- rIoyad rt Scarborough's studio for several weeks past. returned to her h..~ ar Seward oa the Alameda
 Mrs. James L. Bog1r and little son Jimmie arrived on the Alamodn yesterday from California 10 join Wr rogao and make their home here.
 While a sea Sunday. the Alameda received word that the Victoria sailed at noon for Seattle from Nome. The Victoria will take the place of the Alameda on the run to the West ward during the next few months, travelling by the outside passage only. the ports of call being Cordova. Val deg. Seward and l.atouche
 on the Alameda paid their tribute with the rest of the world to the un- known hero who was being buried with h0nors al Arlington cemetery in Washington. At Il:30 a short serv- ice was commenced. C. l.. Cole of Anchorage acting as master of cer- cmonies ut the request of Captain Johanson Mir. Cole made a short address. patriotic and war time songs were sung and at high noon for two minutes a silent prayer was offered during this interval the en- zines of the big ship being silencod ] Mrs. Uarlor. wife of the new company doctor at Latouche. presided at the piano during the services.
 The basket social and dance to be . given by the Athletic Club to it's members and invited friends promts es to ba a big time for all who attend Any member desiring to invite lady OF gentleman friend or couple may do so by giving them their membership card for admirtauc' Tho same will be trken up at the door and returned to the owner The auctoninr of the baskets will take place at 1l:20. Bidding on baskets shall not exceed $l50 1i-lt
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14

R. l.. Cole and wife of Anhcorago. w.r. returning passengers on the A. Iwoda from an extended trip Out side Mr. Cole is an ompIoyc of the Alaska Railw"" Commission and w,Ho h. slys conditions Outside are uowhcr" near normal they are in no wise near as bad as they have been painted. There is great b1.'d ing activity in numerous cities the Coles visited notably Los Angeles,
 and Mr. Cole believes that in the
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14

Cornelius o. Nernooy a member of ahe r. s. Signal Corps. was pas
 :enger on the Alameda for Valdez,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14
[~1 OCUX KlNpenzzzg$

Dr. Charles Daggett has purchased lot 6 in block IS at Anchorage from Nj. Nj. Sarich
 Mrs. Charles l.. Graeber arrived from California on the Alameda to join Mir. Graeber and make her home here.
 Frank Cox of the Copper River Railway returned on the Alameda yesterday from a vacation trip out side
 The Pioneers of Alaska and Ladies Auxiliary. will hold a business and social meeting tonight which the members of both organizations are urged to attend.
 George l.. Buchanan, an old time empIoyc oG the Copper River Rail way. returned yesterday on the Ala mcda from a several months visit to the states. most of which time was spent with his folks at Olympia
 Miss Elsie Thompson of Chicago ar rived on th" Numcdo to accept the position of organist at the Empress rhratcr. and will he heard for the first time this evening Miss Thomp-
 comes ht2h1y recommended and win mo doubt hn warmly received
 Cordoya theater goers.
 The Alaska Steamship Company an. nouuccs the following sailmg+ from Seattle: Southwestern. Nov. l9; Vic toria. Nov. 90; Northwestern. Dee. 10; Victoria. Dee 2l; Southwestern. Dee 31 The steamers Alameda and Northwestern Will call at Kotchihan Wrangcll and Juneau and the steam. CT Victoria will said direct 10 and from Cordoya operating by the out side route.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14

G. l.. Rich. representative in Al aska for the Black Bear line of goods is calling on the trade in Cordova having arrived yesterday on the Al. ameda.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14

spring business generally will be on a normal basis again.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14

Ike Beal of Valdez, formerly sta toned at the local signal corps office is a Cordova visitor
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-14

C. j. Fisk or the Times force re. turned on the Alameda from a muaus' visit with his mother at kct- ,lI.au
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
BITVA PRI PRUVODU KU KLUXU.
BYLO DESET PORANENYCH A ZODPOVEDNOST Sc
SVALUJE MA SERBIA

Waco Tex. ? fjna. Veka porota bude vyserovati BIZ
vu sobotu vecer Loren6 crnact mil jih odtud, mez
padest Ryr Ku KuX Klanu Serfovou druzinou, nz Sc
riff Bob Buchanan oresu Mcennan Louis Crow, MATTEL
mistn pradelny by ranen t6zce nych muzu lehce
Ornament toho byo u6n6no disknm soudeem Munroe
po porad6 okresnm navladnim F. Tiereym enz afferu
vySetruie. ~
Navadni Terey odepfel vyhove zadost vyboru 100
minetnch obcanu oreny ably vzneS zaobu Serifa Blu
chanana putiho sera Burona spoen bitvou Tierey
odpov6d6 podnne vySefovan vHsledky pTedoz We 6e
porot6
J. ID. Willis msni advokat "A muyGi deegact 4 lore
obvinuie Serifa eho prrucho ze ednanm zavn ho
pouzvano revoverd ienz "ohrozil zvoty
d6t lorenskych"
Serf prs zadal. ably aspon pruyodu "rytiru snail
kuke vyhoveli ale pres pruvod zakaza kdyz
hnul zahal 1tok svym dv6ma pfirucm Ma
pouala vSichri Serifa Bu
chanana iou de keT by zastupu zvedavcu vroubicich
lice, kudy pruvod bra
Serf popir yudcov6 pruvodu s1a kukle kdyz ie to
zadal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
ZEMETRESENi Sc OPAKUJE.
LlDE We ZDESENf UTfKAJl MESTECEK We
STATE UTAH

Richfield Utah rfjna. Po pate tfech
oha vice nez padesat mil h cd tohoo m6sta
chvela snym otresy Nejvice pocteny byy Elsi
more Monroeva prvne zmin6nem mse komin nadra-
Ii Denver Rio Grande drahy cvrt mile od mesa iedna
stavba jez zustaa sat ctvrtetnim zemetfesen s
Esnore ma lidnaost as 1000.
PodeSeni opakucm otresy eiich zvSssi3u prudko-
st obyvaele Elsinou prpravu opust misto Zem6
za6aa chv6t tvrte 15 cd te DOLBY nekok
tfesG udalo, kazdy Mich siln6jSi nezl predesy.
Salt Lake City L. riina DalSi Zeme byly
menany dnes rano 845 1857 Skonf budova, nz ko-
many opravy cvrte6nim zem6teen bya skoro 1pne n
dneSnm otresy D6ln utika kdyz zdi strecha
taly Sc fititi Nnozstvi obydli bylo poskozeno
Velik6 bile trhny byy zustaveny okolnich hor;ch po
bavanech iez svay do ddo Ma vSechny rany rozesa
vysrahy ably de nechodi do rok. Horske bysny byy
zbarveny do krvava kys6nky ez vyaceny rhin opetoy
nymi otfesy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
V CELE BRITICKE DEI.ECACE.
BUDE BONAR LAW A PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE
NEPRIJEDE DO WASHINGTONU.

Washington, /. ffjna. Bonar Law bude cee brick6
delegace mezinarodn konfeen omeZeni Zbroen
lanou Washingtonu lsopadu, die informac OBJ
drzenych dnes n6kterymi senatory.
Osatni clenove budou Winston Churchill Sir Arthur Lee
dfiv6i voensy poboGnk brickeho vevysanectv Wash
ngton6 Fisher spsovate Napoeonske historic. Tfmto
oznamenm pesonau brticke deegace rozpnuly nad6e
George neb Arthur Bafour piijedou do Wash
ngtonu.
Washington, l. fijna. - Vsechny mocnosti pozvane do
Washngtonu konferenc omezeni zbrojen daeko-
vvchodnch oazkach daily svG souhas omu aby Hoandsko
byly konerenci kdyz bude ednati
dalekovychodnich otazkach, vyslo jevo dnes.
Statni vyGkava odpoved sv navrh, ably
Portugasku dosalo zastoupen Ocekava vsech
ny prsoupi pax formanl poZvan bude posa
no Hollands ku, Belgii a Portugalsku.
Toxic l. Tiina Prime Iyesato Tokugawa, hava japon-
she deegace washngonskou konferenci mistoadmral
Kato minsr namofnictva, vyplu Yokohomy parniku
Kashia ffjna Baron Kanda Tsunetada Kato dfi-
v6s vysanec pro Belg vys snemovny, budou
provazet prince Tokngawu jako osohn radci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
JAKE ZDANf A ZkLAMANl

Do Cleyelandu pricestovali
diva sestnactileti mladici a u
bytovali Sc Y hotelu dolenniho
m6sta; iak to byva, doSly Jim
"prachy" a proto telegrafova-
Ii domu do Lawrence, Mass.
Vtera rano prav6 0 3. hodin6
bylo ma dvefe zaklepano. Hosi
Sc ptali, kdo re ie burcuje a
dostali ia odpoved "Jste W
ii mladici, kteri telegrafovalf
do Lawrence 0 peniZe 2"
HoSi vesele poskocili Y do.
mneni. re tatove splnili jeiich
prosby, otevreli, ale beda =
venku ceka'i diva detektivoyet
kteri Sc dobrodruznych a pc
'n6z zadoucich cestovatelu
zmocnili. Budou zadrzeni az
tatove 81 pro ne prijedou. Eat
tim sc test ma radostne shleda-
nj V kobce policejni stanice.