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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Sees Big Future
For Exide Battery
Company in City


A great future for the Exide bat
terry in this district is seen by Gus
De Loach, manager Of the Exide Bat
terry CO., who recently returned from
the state Exide battery dealers con
vention, which was held In Oklahoma
City this month.
with sixty enthusiastic Exide rep
resentatives from all oyer the state
there" said Mr.. DE Doach in speaking
of the event, 1--WE made a lot of plans
for better service for the Exide
patrons. We are certainly hoping
for big things during the coming year.
"While there the dealers had the
good fortune and pleasure to hear ad-
dresses made by Mr.. Dunn, direct
representative OF the Exide factory.
and OF Mr.. Watkins and Mr.. O'Aialley.
who are the business service hangers
for this district, which comprises
Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
"On the opening night Of the con-
vention we were shown the factory
at Philadelphia, and all phases OF
battery work that is carried ON there.
in the ball room of the Skirvin ho-
rel. where our headquarters we're es-
tablished AS a result OF this convsn~
ton, EXde battery men all over the
state are very enthusiastic over an
other convention, which will doubtless
be held some time in the future
Mr. De Loach established the local
battery station on West Broadway
about a year ago and has since @1ien-
titled himself with all progressive
automobile moves in the city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

Inventions designed to prevent au-
tomobie thefts are being perfectd so
they will also facilitate detection OF
motor car thieves
Until a short time ago, inventors
had been devoting their genius to de.
visng mechanisims intended merely
to prevent yheft Of motor ears. But
the art" of automobile stealing has
progressed to such an extent that pre-
ventive mechanisms only delayed the
thief in his operations.
The result has been that new
class Of automobile locks is being
produced which, falling to prevent
theft, will cause its detection almost
instantly
P0liccmen's Invention.
One of these is an ingenious con-
trivance being perfected by Deputy
Police Commissioner Joseph A. Fau'
rot of New York and Lieutenant James
j. Skehan OF the New York police
training school. 1t is called a Faurot-
Scope and is welded on the left front
fender.
First models of this invention, which
Is now going through n process of
severe tests and corrections. consist
Of an electric mechanism showing n
circular disc when the car is driven
by IT'S rightful owner and diamond
shaped disc when il is left unattended.
The diamond disc IL red and carries
the inscription: "Tell the policeman
il this ear moves carrying this dla.
mond disc"
The diamond disc Is locked into
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Here's A Company
That Saves Auto
Dealers Big Money

Eighty.four per cent Of all the
manufacturers OF peasuse cars use
engines with ground cylinder bores,
and 81 per cent Of the commercial
motors are ground. In finishing motor
cylinders, after the cast has been
taken from the mold three different
methods are employed Some few
manufacturers bore out the cylinder
to the required diameter with steel
cutting tools; u few use u steel ream.
or to cut to the right diameter; the
majority. however, use the Head
Grinding machine. which grinds and
polishes and leaves within the cylinder
an absolutely smooth, uniform wall
which does not vary In contour. Mo
tors thus ground before being in
stalled seem TO perform with compare.
lively no trouble in the way Of lost
compression oil pumping and scored
cylinders, while those not thus fin.
ished must soon be taken down for
this kind OF attention.
The Modern Auto Machine Shop,
owned and managed by Frank l.. Hell.
vey. located at rs West Broadway,
is equipped with one OF these grind
ers, and has been rendering service
10 number of car owners who have
found their cars losing power The
machine Is adjustable to onefourth
OF .00l Of an inch, and can be used
for grinding cylinders of any size.
In addition this machine shop main
talns a magnetic service station witt
"a Cowle Electrical Test Bench capa
bic of testing magnetoes, coils, etc.
o fthe various makes. Other equip
ment includes Monarch lS.inch lathe
Brooks O1y-Weldlng Machine. drill
press, emery stands, auto blacksmith
ing equipment; which fits them fo
any class OF automobile or machiner,
repair except the heavier oil fiel'
machinery. femme Springs are car
ried for all cars from Ford up, II
addition TO equipment for spring re
| pair work. None but experts Of a
least five years automobile experienc
are employed, and these men worl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

the mechanism so that It cannot be
taken off without causing an automat-
ic alarm horn to be sounded.
While this disc is attached, the
motor power Is shut off and cannot
be started until the disc is unlocked
and the circular one substituted.
Should "A thief manage to hammer
off the whole mechanism, which he
would find quite difficult, he would
leave tell-tale holes in the mud. guard
and would find the motor power shut
Off. AT the same time he would incur
the danger of sounding the automatic
alarm.
Steering Post Locked.
Another kind of invention which
automobile insurance experts say helps
detection of a stolen machine Is one
which locks the steering mechanism
so that the front wheels cannot be
steered. 1t is attached to the steer.
ing post just below the wheel. II
consists Of a collar arrangement with
teeth which tit into holes so that q
slight turn of the steering wheel will
engage the teeth and make the whee
immovable.
The only way u car with such me
chansm attached can be stolen IL by
Use OF wrecking machine. The from
wheels would have TO be lifted Of
the ground 80 that the car could b,
towed off. Sight of a wrecklng cal
moving an apparently unchanged au
tomobile would look suspicious 10 /
policeman, besides considerable tint
would be lost in the operation Of lift
ing the car and moving.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

Some of the suggestions advanced
to help the sale of used cars are:
!. Opening Of national used car
markets, so that the greatest possible
line Of automobiles may be opened to
intending purchasers; also that own
ers of used cars may find il easier TO
exchange their cars,
.. Education Of the public to the
value and reliability Of used cars.
especially after these machines have
been recondtioned by the manufac-
turers and are ready for sale under
guarantee.
3. Inauguration OF used car shows
to raise the public esteem of second
hand cars and show the thrift in
used car purchases.
Lower Production.
Manufacturers are beginning to real
ize that they will have to make less
new cars and devote more efforts to
recondtionlng the used cars for fur
ther sale.
New car production. this year, will
be much lower than last, If the sug-
gestions made by the directors Of the
y. A. G. G. are followed. As much
attention will be paid in selling d
prospect secondhand ear as has
been given 10 the new car customer.
Guarantees will be extended to older
cars and service will be more pains
taking.
10 help reduce the number of used
cars now held by automobile manu-
facturers and dealers it has been sug
gested that campaign be conducted
urging owners to scrap their auto
mobiles when maintenance and oper
alton costs outweigh the advantages
to he derived from the purchase OF
new cars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
FORTUNE FOR SOLUTION
OF USED CAR PROBLEM

WASHINGToN.--Milions await the
person who will present a satisfac-
tory solution Of the used car prob
lem.
That is the most porsexing' propo-
sition faced by the automobile manu-
facturers and dealers today. II will
have TO be solved this year. il amy
progress il to be made in the indus.
try.
The used car situation has come to
point at which it is realized II is
have been traded in" and new ma
chimes produced almost without re-
straint, until now automobile dealers
find themselves overstocked and un.
able TO sell.
According TO a survey made by the
directors of the National Automobile
Chamber OF Commerce. "lt Is estlmat-
ed that automobile dealers and
branches during the past 12 months
have sold 100000 900 worth OF used
cars at little or no profit"
Search for Sales Idea.
In their eagerness to sell new auto
mobiles, the dealers have missed their
opportunities in interesting motorists
in the value OF used cars. SO that
now the question OF getting rid Of this
oversupply comes up.
Ideas have not been lacking as tC
/ how TO buy used cars from motorists
so that the dealer or manufactured
would not lose by the transaction. Bu
the one big Idea as to how to resell
these automobiles Is still being sought
Alfred Reeves general manager o
the y. A. G. c., urged the dealers L
buy them right" But the problem
now Is To "sel them right"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
French Racers Coming.

For the first time since the be-
ginning of the war. French racing
cars will be entered in the Indianapo.
lis race this year. The race will be
for two liter engines, of 1872 cubic
inch displacement, two.thirds the size
of a Ford engine. The French cars
will be of the ROLAND. Pillain type
and will be driven by Victor Hemery
and Albert Guyot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Advice to Drivers.

In case you run into brick wall,
II is best to put on the brakes and
stop.
II you run out Of gasoline put some
water in the tank and add three rails
ms.
II motorcycle officer accuses you
of going forty miles an hour tell him
you haven't been out an hour.
II your piston rings. don't answer
II.
Some people have their batteries
charged, but We advise you to pay
cash.
II you lose your bearing. consult
u map.-Pure OIL News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

in a room 56xlOO in which there are
no support pillars to interfere with
the work and for which daylight is
supplied by liberal use OF sloylights in
the roof, making it possible for them
to do much faster and better work
than when compelled to depend upon
artificial lighting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

The annual tire bill is more than
81 900 600 900, but $1OO, ,OOO, 900 of this
can be saved by care, says a tire
expert. Eighty per cent of the ma
terial in a tire is perishabIe De-
terioration can be checked by con-
stant attention
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

Most car heaters nowadays are OF
the exhaust type. Some are cut into
the floors, others are designed as foot
rails. while others are separate at
achments before the rear seat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Bad Accident.

What caused the fightY'
Mrs. Jones ran down Mrs. Smith"
Il didn't know the Joneses had a
car"
You don't need ear to run down
a neighhor.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
SIZES CAN REPAI
ANY PART Of CAR
in MODERN PLANT
Firm Caters to Oil Field
Trade, But Always Will
ing to Aid Automobiles
Who Needs Help

Why, yes" said A. c. Sizes Of the
Sizes Machine company, sometimes we
do have to refuse a piece of work be-
cause we can't do it, Just a short
time ago a man brought in a big 10
inch shaft from which he wanted
big gear removed. 1t was too much
for us and he took It to the railroad
sshews at Shawnee. When il was put
.sdR The press it took 1893 tons of pres
{ sure To remove the gear!'
4 A. C. Sizes and u. VI Jameson have
been operating the plant known as
4 the Sies Machine company for two
z years. -ornerly IL was Ritter & Sles
Mr.. Ritter sold his interest To Jane
: son. who had been employed by the
old firm for some time and continued
, IN the business with Mr. Sizes, They
occupy a building with nearly 1900
square feet of floor space land are
equipped to do any class Of machine
work.
Equipment Is Extensive.
The equipment includes Universal
milling machine, four lathes ranging
IN size from 10 to "a inches, two
3 drill presses, shaper, cylinder bor-
ing machine. one of the largest acety.
+ lene welding plants in this part of
s the country, two blacksmith fires.
power hacksaws, and a big stock Of
-shafting, nickel steel, spring steel and
y round and flat iron They can not
q only do the work but can supply the
{, material to be used when necessary.
4 "This is not a garage" said Mr..
4 Sizes. 1--WE do lots Of machine work
for automobiles in fact, we can make
any part of an automobile which a
customer may need, but we do not
take the parts off or put them back
on the cars, nor do we bother with
adjusting the mechanism Of the cars.
4 When a worn or broken piece is
brought TO US we can either make a
new one or repair the broken one
that's all"
Milling Machine Marvel.
y OF all the pieces Of machinery in
this establishment, the most interest
ing and the most complicated is the
milling machine. Given an operator
with sufficient amount Of grey mat.
ter. the machine will cut spiral. spur
or bevel gears il will make spines
and aXles; twist drills, reamers. taps;
in fact will make anything out OF
any kind of metal, 1t is equipped
with -four micrometer dials each read
ing in one-hnlf thousandths of an inch.
According to the proprietors of the
place the "work is in the machine IL
the operator has brains enough TO get
z It out" and then followed a long ex-
PLANTATION of the amount OF figuring
necessary to get the proper pitch for
cutting spiral gears. Evidently a
piece of paper as large as a plate
glass window would be necessary TO
:. contain all OF them, and a thorough
working knowledge Of trgonometry is
also necessary.
The firm caters especially to the oil
field trade and the various manuIac'
turing plants which operate machin-
.ei'y throughout southern Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Where 10 Start.

F'lub--How do you fix an autog
Dub-Begiu at the bottom and
work up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

"Thcy remind me Of the chap who
was asked for advice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

nycn JeJlml Zakladately.
A jeste neco bych chtela po-
vedeti bratrGm a sestram.
Chtela bych Jim povedeti, ze
pakli uctfvaji to, cim Fuegner
byl Sokolstvu, ia vzpominam-
z vlastni pameti ze sdeleni
me matky = toho, cim Sokol-
stvo bylo Fuegnerovi.
Ono cele naplnovalo tuzby
poslednich let jeho ziwota, mo-
,hutneni myslenky sokolske, -
nadseny jasot, nimz produce
ny narod vital silky sokolske,
tuse v Mich to, cfm Fuegner a
Tyrs je miti chteli, no naplno-
-valo radosti a zadostiucine-
MIN. Videl uspech sokolske
veci mu tolik drahe a tusil jeff
slavnou budoucnost - to bylo
mu utech hou v posledni dobe
jehQ zivota, tolika horkostmi
naplnsne. Mohl 81 fici on,
ktery tax horoucn6 miloval ma
rod svlj, nezil jsem nadarmo,
zanechal jsem stopu sve osob-
nosti We velkem dile narodnim.
Prosim Vas, vzacni bratri a
drahe sestry, abyste pfijali u
jisteni me uprimne ucty spolu
IS vyrazem mych srdecnych d.
XII.
v Praze, Is. zari 1922.
Renata Tyrsova.
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x CESKE ZPRAVY. 4

usnesl Sc ma mem ma protestu
proti postatneni pohranicnich
lesi a to z divodI narodnich,
jezto ono smefuje k pocesteni
nemeckych okrajovych hor a k
prevedeni do ceskych rukou.
Tento process byl zaslan Wade.
Pocet lcastnikI ma chebskem
protestu ami priblizne neni u
davan, a z toho je jasno, ze do
bry selsky lid tuto agitaci sto
jici We sluzbach velkostatku
valneho zajmu neprojevuje.
Hod;l kamenem po autu mi
nisterskeho pfedsedy dra Be-
'nese. Dne 6. srpna konala Sc v
hostinci Karla Hausky u "mo-
Dire hvezdy" v Malem Brevno-
We tanecni zabava. Pc 10. hod.
vecerni vyslo hostince 6 mia
diku, mezi mimi stavebni del
mix a7-lety Alois Penk. Sli
po belohorske si!nici, kde pra-
We pfejizdel autoniobil neko-
lika osobami. Penk vytrhl ka-
maradu Vaclavu Drvost9povi
pillitnovou sklenici a mrstil il
po automobilu. Netrefil vsak a
sklenice rozbila sc zed'. Sli
dale a po silnici prijizdel jiny
automobil. Penk vykfikl:
"Kluci, podejte mi kamen, ia
no prastfm !" A jiz uchopil ka-
men a mrstil Jim prudce proti
automobile. Kamenem zasazen
byl predni ,plechovy kryt, re
Sc silny plech prohnul. O neko-
lik centinetrG vyse mohl ka-
| men .rozbiti ochranne sklo a
zraniti sofera, po pripade zpd-
! sobiti iejine nestesti, kdyby
byl sofera omracil. V automo-
blu sedeli. ma pfedn softer Fr.
Link 9 pelicejni inspektor Bo-
leslav Tryb, v zadus'; minister
sky pfedseda dr.. Eduard Be.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
HsvnTsl :

Vazenemu predsednictvu Ce-
skoslovenske Obce Sokolske v
Praze. Ma sklonku tydne. v
kterem ceskoslovenske Sokol-
stvo uctivalo pamatku meho
otce chapu Sc pera, abych
vas, vazeni bratri a mile Sc
stry, kdoz stojite V cele Cesko
slovenske Obce Sokolske, po-
zadala, abyste tlumocili -vsemu
clenstvu naseho sokolskeho
bratrstva mlj vrely dix.
Dekuji vsem bratrGm a Sc
stram "a vroucf synovskou la
sku k prvnimu starostovi So
kola, kteri svymi projevy dali
vyraz a dekuji Jim take "a
tklivou prichynost, kterou v ty
to dny projevili vdci mne.
Chtela bych ysem bratrdm
"a sestram, chtela bych i mia
dezi sokoiskt ktrspoyedeti, ze v
techto dnech nebylo smutku v
me dust, nebylo vzpomlnek ma
|tezke chvile, ktere jsem prozi-
vala zaroven sc Sokolstvem,
ale radost povznasejici, radost
z vedomi, ze re zaklada mym
otcem spolupolozenych vzro-
stla nejmohutnejsi a nejvyzna-
cnejsi naSe instituce narodni
a re spolecenstvi to kraci ver-
! ne We stopach idei il vytce-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
Chebsky protest proti postal
neni pOhranicnich lesi, kona-


neni pOhranicnich lesI, kona-
ny 1. rijna a dlouho pred tim
,hlucne oznamovany, minul Sc
patrne ocekavaneho ucinku a
byl by snad zapadl dplne v "a
pomenuti, kdyby aspon ted,
po ID dnech, neprinesl O mem
strucny a itchy referat "Deut-
ches Agrarblatt." (" Promluvilo
tam pet fecnik1,~ poslancG i Sc
natorG z obcanskych nemec-
kych stran. A tt PROFESSIONAL
proti postatneni z ddvodu, re
jedna Sc pry vlastne o odriznu-
ii NemcG cd materske zeme
ceskym pohranicnim pasem, a.
by cesti zastupci sva tvrzeni ma
mirove konferenci, ze neni ci-
ste nemeckeho jazykoveho IL
zemi, mohli podepriti. Nemci
nevyplacenim valecnych pdj-
eek byli ochuzeni o pet mill
ard, danova reforma postarala
sc o ostatni a nyni pozemkova
reforma S postatnenim pohra-
nicnich lesa ma je take pripra-
viii o nemecky velkostatek. A
lie Cechdm nejde ami tax tech
81 velkostatkafI, jimz ma byti
les zabran, zde jedna Sc jiz o
nemeckou domovinu, o neme-
ctvi, pravo. V podobnem smy-
slu byly vedeny vsechny reci.
Bylo jiste pouzivano silnych
SLOW a demagogickych frazi,
nebot' zastupce vladni musil
vsechny recniky napominati k
umirnenosti censor mnoha mi
sta We zminenem referatu zaba
VIII. Jinak Sc neprihodilo mic,
protest minul v tichu, ba bez
obvykle resoluce. Tu vsak 81 ne
odpustil lesnicky ulkresni .svaz
v Lanskroune, jenz v teze do
be uspofadal lesnicky Sized q
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,snemovne poslanecke, doufaji,
re zvysi pocet liberalnich Sc
,natord a poslancd o 70 az Is.
" pritomnem kongresu, zvole-
mem pred dvema roxy, "susi"
'svoji drivejsi silnou vetsinu je-,
ste sesilili.
Ackoli ~kongresni volby, at
|vysledek jejich jest jakykoli,
nemohou miti zadneho vlivu a
ldcinku ma osmnacty dodatek k
ony molly by vesti ku
|zmirneni Volsteadova zakona.
PAM fkongresnici a senatori br-
'zy by obraceli, kdyby v uter-
mich volbach "mokri" zvolili
velky pocet svych kandidat6,
la kongres, aniz by sc dotkl o.
smnacteho dodatku, mohl by
{dovoliti vetsi alkoholicky OBJ
sab v napojfch nezli pritomne,
kdy Sc dovoluje jenonl pal pro-
'centa.
! v Ohiu Sdruzeni proti pro-
hibicnimu dodatku z kandida-
ltd pro urad spolkoveho senate
ra odporucuje nynejsiho sena-
tora Pomerene-a, ma demokra-
Itickem listku a nasledujici kan
didaty do snemovny poslanec-
Ike: G.. A. Mooney, demokrat,
ldvacaty distrikt; Harry c..
Calm, republican, 21. distrikt; !;
Robert Crosser, demokrat, 81.
distrikt; w. j. Zoul, demokrat
|22. distrikt; Nicholas Long,
worth, republican, prvni di-
|strikt; A. E. Stephens, republi-
kan, druhy distrikt; Warren
IGard, demokrat, treti distrikt /;
Henry j. Cooke, demokrat,
Ictvrty distrikt; Frank Kniffin,
ldemokrat, patty distrikt; H. H.
Hartman, demokrat, osmy di-
!strikt; Isaac R. Sherwood, de-
mokrat, devaty distfikt; A.
M. Overmeyer, demokrat, tri-
nacty distrikt; w. A. Ashbrook
demokrat, sedmnacty distrikt.
| Jak yysvita re svrchu uve-
deneho seznamu, 21. distrik-
ltu, v Clevelandu, kde nejvice
ceskych volicu bydli, oba kan
|didati mali odporuceni Sdruze-
|ni proti prohibicnimu dodatku
- republican Calm, nynejsi
ikongresnik demokrat Crosser
j Krone toho, re ma odporu.
ceni liberalniho zivlu, sena.
toru Pomerene-ovi da sc rici
ze jest pocitan "a jednoho z
nejschopnejsich a nejuzitec
: |n6jsich muzI v senate a dokon
: ce Sc mluvi mem jako moz
: mem presidentskem kandidatu
: kdyby dtery zvoleni dosahl.
,
Il We state nasem v Illinoisl
Dude Sc hlasovati o dodatku /
statni Istave, die n6hoz byls
4 |by dovolena vyroba a .prode
Z pro soukromou potrebu v do
: movech napoju obsahujicict
: |dve a tri ctv1'tiny procent alko
ylholu die vahy, coz by bylo as
: |3.44 proc. die kvantity. Doda
> tex tento zni:
Il "Zadny napoj, obsahujic
,-idvs a til ctvrtiny, neb men
e procent alkoholu die yahy. ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

IL,
Pfisti dtery konany budou
We Spojenych Statech ddlezite
volby. Budou voleni vsichni
kongresnici, Sd spolkovi sena-
tori mimo to skoro' We vsech
statech 1rednici statni a okres-
nj a soudcove. Pres to vsak
odevSad dochazeji zpravy O
slabe registraci, dokazujici, ze
obcanstvo 1terni volby nema
takovy zajem, jak 81 jejich dI-
lezitost zasluhuje.
Kdyz sc voli president, byva
zajem obcanstva nejziv6jsi -
kazdy pfeje 81 vrhnouti hlas
pro sveho kandidata - ackoli
We skutecnosti nehlasuje Sc pri-
mo pre- 4Se&aeahkeho kandi-
data, nybrz pro elektory. Kpn-
gresIlf volby jsou' nemene dt-.
lezite nezli volby presidentske,
nebot' prece kongres jest zdro
jem zakonodarne mOci. Neje-
nom to, We Spojenych Statech
kongres ma posledni slovo v
zahranicni politice, jezto zeme
nase nemGze uzavriti zadne
smlouvy S kteroukoIi CHI Via
dou bez schvaleni senatu a pre-
sident nem1ze zadny dulezi-
tejsi urad obsaditi bez schvale-
nj tohoto telesa. Timto neni
mineno, re snad moe snemovny
poslanecke byla by mensi, ne
bot jedine v t6lese tomto mo-
hou witt wink vsechny pred
lohy, tykajici sc sc dani a VII
bee financi naroda a ovsem re
zadna predloha nemGze stati
Sc zakonem. lee kdyz projde v
senate i We snemovne poslanec-
Ike a podepsana jest presiden-
tenn.
y
Jsou tudiz kongresni volby
nanejvyae dulezity pres to
jevi sc takovy Enthusiastically "a
jem Obcanstva. Ma priklad v
Clevelandu r. 1920 bylo regi-
strovano 100000 obcanu, kdez
to letos jenom 1876, 900, cili 9
$4,000 meme dluzno dale u
vaziti, re "a diva roxy novych
obcanu pribylo, dosazenim pl-
noletOsti naturalisaci. Jinde
neri 0 mnoho lepe, vsude jsou
vyjadrovany stesky ma slabou
registraci. Strana nynl Vlad-
nouci vidl V tom dobrou znam.
ku pro sebe, ncbot' kdyby pry
Obcanstvo bylo v "rebelii" pro.
ii nj, kde kdo hledel by Sc regi
strovati, ably mohl dati o vol
bach pruchod teto "rebelii" -
jako Sc stalo v +. 1920, kdy vel
ka registrace predchazela zdr
cujici porazku strany demokrs
ticke. Zdali jest tato dedukct
spravna, ukaze Sc pfisti 1tery
Pri dternich volbach otazk,
sucha mokra bude rovne;
hrati svoji ulohu. Jak Proti-
hostinska liga, tax Protiprohi
bicni organisace odporucil.
sve kandidaty; posleze zmine
ma 2O2 kandidaty pro snemov
nu poslaneckou senat. aAcko
ii "mokfl' neocekavaji, ze pc
dafi Sc jim ziskati vetsinu v