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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
CHERR|NGOPLA
READY;;FEATURES
ARE TO Be MANY

Announcement Of the person
mel of special committees in charge
Of the many unique features to be
presented by the Salem Cherrians
at their Sherringo, to be held at
the local armory on May 4, and
6, and of further details concern
ing the show. was made this after
noon.
Among the amusements and
concessions to be offered are the
"Hickyille theater," fortune tel
Ter, an animated flower garden,
"the fish pond" freak show,
Coon Towns Minstrels," Saw
ing a Woman In Two" an art gal
lery and an auction house. Dane
ing is to be held each evening at
the Marion hotel under the aus
pices Of the Cherrians.
Hospital Money Needed
1--WE are anxious to have the
cooperation OF all residents OF
Salem" one Of the iofficiais in
charge said this afternoon, "and
we want the people to understand
that every cent realized will so in
to the Salem hospital fund"
q. Cooke Patton is general
chairman of the Cherringo, and
the other committees were an
nounced as follows:
Publicity, earle Abrams, Paul
Siege, Charles Knowland and VIII
liam McGilchrist; arrangements,
e. Cooke Patton, Paul Siege and
William McGiIchrist; finance, ].
c. Perry, William Busick, Oliver
Myers, Fred Mangls, Dave Eyre
and DIR. H. H. Olinger; solicitors,
C. s. Hamilton, Lee Unruh, e. A.
Kurtz; dancing, P. x. Fullerton
and l.. w. Gleason; polar conces-
sion, P. M. Gregory, e. F. Smith,
Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Miss Mar
garet White and Miss Lois Will
son; Hickville theatre, Frank
Bligh, producer, v. e. Kuhn, man
ager, Biddy Bishop, Mrs. Arthur
Rain and Harvey Parker; fortune
teller, Charles Pomeroy, manager;
flower garden, G. B.
Clancy, Mrs. r. White, George
and Mrs. J. r, Linn; the
fish pond, G. s. Hamilton, mana
ger; freak show, e. Cooke Patton,
Karl e. Hinges and F. w. Jobel-
mann; coon town minstrels, Chas.
DR.. H. G. Epley;
Saving a Woman In Two" DR..
O. A. Olson and Elmer Daue; art
gallery, Waldo Parker and Harley
o. White; auction house, James G.
Dell, O. l.. Fisher and Ralph Cool
ey.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
RAILROAD BRAKEMAN IS
HELD UP BY GUNMAR

Medford, Or, April 22.-When
going back to flag another train
last night, rear end Brakeman
Frank keenan, Of Southern Pacific
train Is due here from Portland
at 10:45 p. m. was held up at the
end of a six shooter and asked to
deliver his valuables. Instead Of
obeying Keenan, klocked up the
gun and fled for his train, while
the highwayman fled in the other
direction. Local police were noti-
fled but have reported no arrest
today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
3 MEN, 2ST|LLS,
TAKEN NEAR HERE

Violations Of the liquor laws
will be charged to three men, res
idents of Mission bottom, who
were placed in the Marion county
Jail here this afternoon following
a raid staged by Deputy Sheriff
Walter Barber and a federal pro-
hibition officer.
Two stills were captured by the
officers in the raid.
The men gave their names as
d. H. Eaton, Jim S. Ryan and
William Martin. They probably
will be arraigned before Judge G..
E. Unruh in the justice court
Monday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
ambassador Received

Sernn' April 22.-(By Associ-
,h Fress. .)-Alanson Houghton,
c.-w lew American ambassador to
taany toa- presented his credentials
css,- 70 President Ebert, who re-
s1s the ambassador in the pres
So e OF DR.. Daniel Won Haimsau-
49,. under secretary for the for
r. oiIlee. in the absence of
e.sn slsn Secretary Rathenau at
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
WEST SALEM OFFICIALS
WIN AT "RECALL" MEET

A "recall" meeting, held in the
West Salem school house last night
for the purpose Of considering the
proposed retirement of certain city
officials, fizzled. to considerable
extent, and terminated with a
vote OF confidence for those in
charge of the city's government.
Mayor J. X. Bedford and mem
bers of the city council, 1t was
said, had been under fire since a
bond issue for city water project
was authorized some time ago. A
committee yesterday called a meet
ing to consider their recall, 1t was
reported, with the result that a
vote Of support was given the en-
tire body.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
RECEIVER is ASKED FOR
BIG CANNING COMPANY

Columbus, Ohio. April 22.-on
application Of the Whitaker
Gleising company Ss Wheeling, w.
Va, Judge John p. Salter. in
United States district court today
appointed receiver for the Sears
and Nichols Canning company Of
Chillicothe. Ohio. one Of the larg-
est food canning companies ir she
country.
Heavy losses in shrinkage due
to declining prices, caused the ae-
tion, according to statement by
w. ]. Sears. president Of the firm.
Harry Mccartney, vice presi-
dent of Sears and Nichols, was
named receiver.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
TWO NEW HOUSES PLANNED

Two more new dwellings in
Salem are in prospect as the result
of building permits issued by
Mark Paulsen, deputy city record
er, today.
Albert oehler, Of this city, will
erect a house at 1877 south High
street at cost of $4,000, and j..
NJ. scharff will build a home at
2237 Nebraska street which will
cost s2.06J
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
Larmer Is Drowned.

Cairo, ILL.,, April 22.-The first
death resulting from the flood in
southern Illinois occurred yester-
day when G. A. Lafever, So,
farmer, was drowned when he was
swept from q road into the flood
waters of Cache creek by team
of mules.
Flooding OF 5000 acres In the
North Alexander drainage district
yesterday completed the inunda-
tion of approximately 100, 600
acres of farming land in parts of
Alexander, Jackson and Union
counties.
The highest river stage reached
at Cape Girardeau. Missouri.
since 1874 was recorded when the
gauge OF the Mississippi showed
37.9 feet, a rise OF two-tenths Of
foot today, The river continues
to rise slowly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
OREGON CITY CHURCH
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE

Oregon City, Or, April 22.--
Fire early today destroyed the
First Presbyterian church here.
The blaze was believed to have
started from above the furnace.
The church was built 80 years afo
and was extensively altered IL
years ago. The loss was estimated
at $4,000 of which $4,000 was COW
cred by insurance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
MEDF0RD TAX MEETING
CANCELLED BY |. N. DAY

Medford, Or, April 22.-Jack-
son county officials received a
wire today from I. N. Day of the
state tax investigation commits
sion, cancelling the meeting
scheduled to open here Monday
morning. No reason for cancella-
tion and no date for another meet
ing was given in the message, but
it is said meeting would be held
here some time after the spring
primaries.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
Coroner S Jury Asks
Slayer Be Released;
Drunkenness Excuse

Chicago, April 22. 49, Recon-
mendation of coroner's jury that
a confessed slayer be released be-
cause he was intoxicated and
therefore not criminally RESPONSE
BILE was to be investigated today,
Coroner Holman announced. The
verdict of tie jury, returned yes
terday, recommended the release
of Fritz Meinhausen. who had
signed an affidavit acknowledging
the staying Of Mrs. Anna Peters.
"The law makes no allowance
for intoxica tion in killings" said
Coroner Holman, so this verdict
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
Observe Arbor Day

Washington, April 22.-The fiji
teenth anniversary OF Arbor Day
was celebrated today with plant
ing Of trees in memory OF ]. Ster-
ling Morton. founder OF the OBJ
servanee and governor Of Nebras-
ka when that state was a terri
tory.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22

easily becomes the most astonish-
ing any coroner's jury ever
brought in during my period in
office"
Deputy Coroner Seese, who CON
Quoted the inquest suggested that
the jury was actuated by ''sense
Of protest against prohibition and
the moonshine liquor which has
followed Its so-called enforce
ment."
Police say that they will recon-
mend that Meinshausen be held to
the grand jury on murder
charge.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
RUSSELL HECKER
WILL FACE TRIAL.
IN MUL TNOMAH

Portland, Or, April 22.-Rus-
sell Hecker will be prosecuted in
Multnomah county on the charge
Of killing Frank Bowker, whose
body was found yesterday in the
Calapooia river near Albany, un-
less some definite new develop
ments show it would be advan-
tageous to take the case to some
other county, '9-rict Attorney
Stanley Myers ! lounced today.
Meanwhile the g Srtland police
and officers of : ultnomah and
Clackamas cou ns were seeking
definitely to 10 ? the spot where
the shot which led Bowker last
Sunday night :; fired.
Heckel ! raigned.
Myers said ~ law provides
chat where a ? lie is committed,
partly in one tea ty and partly in
another, it can be tried in either,
I'VE can show" he said, that
much of the planning for the muir
der was done in Multnomah coun-
ty, that the gun and automobile
we're borrowed here, that Hecker
and Bowker were last seen to-
gether here and that Bowker was
enticed from here"
Hecker was to be arraigned this
afternoon in police court, and the
state was to ask for a continuance
of his preliminary hearing until
Monday.
Albany, Or, April 22.-The
body of Frank Bowker of Port
land, tied up in a hop sack, was
taken from the waters of the Gala
pooia river near Albany Friday.
He had been killed by a bullet en-
tering from the pack of the head.
At a coroner's inquest the jury
returned verdict that he had
been killed by some person to the
jury unknown and at an unknown
time and place.
District Attorney Myers Of Multi
nomah county, who was present at
the inquest, said that his office
would proceed with the case al
ready filed in Portland against
Russell Hecker of Albany, charg-
ing him with murder in the first
degree for killing Bowker. He
said he believed he could establish
from circumstantial evidence that
the killing occurred in Multnomah
county.
The fact that Sheriff Wilson of
Clackamas county attended the
inquest led to the belief that an
effort might be made to try Heck
er in that county on the theory
that the killing occurred where
Continued on page three)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
DAMAGE FROM
FLOOD RISES
New Breaks In Levees
Cause Inunduation Of
Thousands of Acres of
Reclaimed Land.

New Orleans, La. April PA
levee on the west bank Of the Mis-
sissippi river at Myrtle Grove.
about 80 miles south OF New Or
leans broke today and neighboring
plantations are being flooded.
About sixty feet of the embank-
ment went out and government
barges with men and materials
we're sent from here to the scene
OF the break,
Mcclure, Ill. April 22.--The
levee OF the East Cape drainage
district gave way this afternoon
and the swollen Mississippi rush
over hundreds OF acres Of culti-
waited land completing the inunda-
lion 10000 acres threatened when
the first levee break occurred In
this city eight days ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
River Now falling.

st. Louis, Mo-. April 22.-Ap-
parently ending its flood rampage
of spring, the Mississippi river to-
day was reported falling gradual
ly from st. Louis to Cairo. ILL.,.
leaving in Its wake more than two
hundred square miles Of inun-
date farm land in southern Illi-
uois, causing loss Of over $2,-
100000 in crops, property and
livestock, and making approxi-
mately 1000 persons. mostly me-
groes, homeless.
District paraileling the fiver
from Chester, ILL.,. to Gale, dis
tance OF 80 miles and about three
miles in width are covered with
flood waters as result Of a leves
breaking.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
John FARRAR
WILL Be NEXT.
POSTMASTER
Present Deputy Under
Huckestein RecOmmen-
ded for Appointment
by Senator McNary.

John ii. Farrar, an employe OF
the Salem postoffice since 1899
and assistant postmaster since
1905, will be the next postmaster
Of Salem. Senator Charles l.. Nc
Nary today notified The Capital
Journal by telegram that he had
recommended the appointment Of
Farrar.
just when Farrar will become
the active head OF the local office
is not known. Senator McNary's
recommendation will first go to
the senate for ratification and his
appointment will then formally be
considered by the postoffice de-
partment. The commission as
postmaster will be granted Mr..
Farrar following the execution Of
an $4,000 bond.
In Service % Years.
Mr.. F'arrar's z3 years service in
the local office round him acting
in Iaany capacities. He began as
a substitute letter carrier and 1t
was three years later that hs be-
came regular carrier. Two more
years were spent at this work be-
fore he was promoted to a clerk
and then, in 1906, he was made
assistant postmaster. In the civil
service examinations, held several
months ago, Mr.. Farrar stood sec
ond with grade Of 1920. Au-
gust Huckestein, president post
master, received mark Of SO and
A. Al. Lee, the third applicant, was
graded 83.
Native Of Salem.
Mr.. Farrar,, who was born in Sa-
lem In 1879, has served under
three postmasters, Edward Hirsch,
who held office between the years
1895 and 1906; Squire Farrar, his
uncle, who acted between the
years 1906 and 1913, and Mr..
Huckestein who entered the office
on July /, 1913.
To-day Mr.. Farrar received many
congratulations from local friends.
Senator McNary and Represent
ative Hawley, both of whom claim
Salem as their home, conferred
recently on the matter of the post
master recommendation. A: this
conference, 1t is understood, Mr..
Hawley made 1t plain he did not
wish to intrude himself into the
settlement of a question which the
postoffice department held was
senatorial prerogatiye.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22

OREGON;i Tonight rain: Sun
day cloudy. Moderate scutherly
Winds
LOCAL: No rainfall; northerly
winds; clear: max. So, min. sk;
river I'll feet ana stationary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-22
CIRCULATION

Average for March 5705.
Member Audit Bureau Of Circu-
lation.
Member Associated Press-Full
leased wire service.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18
PRlJEZD
VYSLANCE.

Knize Kazimir Lubomirskl
vyslanec polske r~epubliky We
Washingtonu, prijede Ultra do
Clevelandu a zdrzi Sc do pom
delka. V pruvodu jeho nacha-
yeti Sc Dude polsky konsul z
Detroit, jez mu Jest pfideleno
vyfizovani i zdejsi agendy,
Bartel de Weydenthal. Ultra
We 2:30 konati Sc Dude recep-
ce hotelu Cleveland, pfi KITE
re hosta uvita municipalni soud
ce Sawicky. Vecer uspofadan
Dude temze hotelu informac-
nj banket. Pondeli venovano
pax Dude prohlidce mesta.
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MA kONVE.NCi
DO CO.
LUMBUS.

Vcera odjeli Ma konvenci the
Ohio Clothiers 4 Furnishers
Association, ktera sc Dude ko-
natl pfISti tgden y Columbus,
p. w. ]. Bartunek a J. J. Je-
llnek. oba znami odevnici ma
Broadway. Ma sjezdu jedna-
no Dude hlavne iak mono ma
praviti ponekud ochably OBJ
chod i zpusobech, jak dosa-
vadni methody zlepsiti. Preje-
me ob6ma krajanIm priiem-
nou cestu, dobre pofizeni a
st'astnV navrat.
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~"Zapovedene ovoce'

Veselohru hofeiSiho titulu z
dilny osvedceneho dram. spiso-
vatele Stolby sehraii ochotnici
Sokola Cech-Haylitek, Ultra
odpoledne Y Cesk6 Narodni ST.
nj na Broadway. Hra patri 81
&c mezi starsi veselohry, ale
jevila az dosud trvalou pusobi-
vost a udrzela sc stale ma ochot
nickych ievistich. Ulohy OBJ
sazeny isou skorem vylucne
routinovanymi ochotniky, tax
re Jest uspech jaksi liz pfedem
zajiSten.
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CESKOSLOVENSKO PORUC-
NfKEM
K tomuto dorozumeni Sc do
spelo po poradach v Parizi
a Londyne.

Londyn, 16. unora. - V zdej
sich d~iplomatickych kruzich Sc
proslycha, re Ceskoslovensko
stane Sc .jakymsi opatrovnikem
republiky rakouske. Praha ia
kousi autoritou Vidne. Bylo
tax rozhodnuto "a nedavnych
porad Parizi a nynl Zde pra-
We skoncenych, ma kterychzto
konferencich byly vSechny hla-
WI spoienecke zeme zastoupe-
nv a Ma nichz Ceskoslovensko
zastupoval premier DR.. E. Be
neS.,
V poradach tech r~ozhodova-
no 0 pujckach Rakousku, ktere
bez finanGni pomoci brzy mu-
selo by zbankrotovati. Jak jiz
sdeleno, Ceskoslovensko uvoli-
10 Sc prvni poskytnouti pujc-
ku sousedni r%epublice, kdezto
Angle jest ochotna poskyt-
nouti pujGku dvou milionu Ii
Der sterlinku, pakli pujcka ia
nejak Dude zajistena. A row
nez Washington nedavno pro-
hlasil ochotu Vidni nejak po-
moci, kterazto pomoc slibova-
ma je i Sc strany Francie.
Rakousko je tudlz S to Il
skati znacne pujcky $ nekolika
stran, lee veritelove pozaduji
ma mem jistoty, re 0 sve peni-
re nepfijdou. Puvodne sc pro-
slychalo, re Rakousko zaSle
veritelum sve gobeliny V zasta-
WI, nyni Sc sdeluje, re spojene-
cke zajmy V Rakousku Dude
stfezit Ceskoslovensko, jehoz
praVOmOc Dude dalekOSahla,
take Widen We skutecnosti do
stane Sc V podruci Prahy. Spo-
jenecke vlady rozhodly totiz,
ably Ceskoslovensko strezilo
bedlive pomery V sousednl re-
publice a pakli by uznalo "a
nutne, zakrocilo vojensky.
Kdyby tudiz V Rakousku po-
vstaly nejake nepokoje, ktere
by pohledavky spojencu IVA
dely nebezpeci, Praha Dude
opravnena vytrhnouti ma ra-
kouskou pudu okamzite a po-
moci svych vojsk V sousedni re-
publice opet poradek zavesti.
Takove povesti vyskytujl Sc
dnes V mistnich kruzich diplo-
matickych a povestem tenn sc
vsude veri, ponevadz je znamo,
re jedine Ceskoslovensko niue
Sc osvedciti We SVEN dohledu
mad Vidni, jejiz vlada je lik-
nava, nezodpovedna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18

- Sokol Cech-Havlicek Sc
hraie 10. Gnora veselohru
"Zapovsdsne ovoce" v Co.
ske Narodni SIM.
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"Na Ietnim hyte"

Dramaticky sbor \ Mt. Plea
SAINT sehraie V SIM j. A. ko-
mensky ma vych. 131. III. tax
tez starsi Stolbovu veselohru
INA letnim byte" "a spoludein-
kovani sokolske hubby, jez
hrdti Dude i phi pozdeisi tanec-
nj zabave. Ma priSt6 chysta
Sc novinka "DobraCek''.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18

nIGv. = 30. ledna vecer, zpu-
sobilo V biografu "Sanssouci'
pr predvadeni filmu 'Rozvrat'
nekolik navstevniku demon
straci, pri ktere bylo hazeno
sklenenymi pumami, naplneny-
mi sirpvodikem, coz melo v "a
peti omdleni trf osob a mimo
to inkoustem naplnena lahvic-
ka, kterou byla znicena projek
chi stena a zpusobena skoda
asi 10000 K. Hned ma miste
bylo zjisteno, re lahvicka no.
zena byla Sc sedadla c. 62 GER
ne odenym muzem, ktery byl
%vypatran v osobe 32leteho krej
covskeho pomocnika Frant. f.
Brandejskeho re Slezske ul. &.
"a ma Kral. Vinohradech. -
Brandejsky to popira; byl vsak
cerne oblecen a byla u neho ia
Ike nalezena vstupenka ma Sc
dadlo {. 60. Phi uklidu pax
nalezeny byly pod zminenym
sedadlem dive krabice Cd slro-
vodikovych pun, ktere die to-
no vrhal take Brande.jsky. IT,
tocnik Dude dodan pro zlocin
verejneho nasili k ZEN. trest-
nimu soudu.
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NOVY TAJEMNtK MAR. HI.
RADU {. S. P. S.

We vcereisi pravidelne schu-
ri Mar. Hlav. Radu c. S. p. S.
zvolen byl p. A. J. Jambor,
dosavadn5 vypomocny urednik
V uradovne, tajemnikem ma mi
sto odstoupivsiho p. j. V. Luz
naka, 0 jehoz vaznem onemoc-
neni a resignaci jsme Sc oneh-
dy zminili. X vypomoci V IRA
dovne ziskan znamy krajan
Zdeisi p. X. Pintner.
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D~lvADELNi VEsTNfk.
Ones podruhe "Nahrazkovy
kraP'.

Ochotnici Sokola Cleveland
usporadaii ialocvitne IA
Quincy ave. Ultra jiz druhe
ptedstaveni rozmarnd zpevni
burlesky Fortovy "Nahrazko-
W kral'', jez Sc ia prvniho
predstaveni dotkala tax Wild
neho pfiieti. Hra zustala pr
puvodnim obsazeni a da Sc O.
cekavati, re nalada i Ultra bu-
de neivybornejSi. Pc pred
staveni tanetni zabava phi So
kolSke hudbe.
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"Anarchista"

Veselohru o 3. iednanich Sc
hra.ie sokolsky sbor {. 80 X.
Jed. Sokol, Ultra \ nedeli Y
Cesko-Americke SIM ma Quin-
cy ave. Cisty vynos urten jest
We prospect vyprayy do sta
rych vlasti.
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VESTNfK MASOPUSTNfCH
ZABAV.
Strelecky klub WAIST sejd

Strelecky klub VLAST sejde
Sc dnes pc honu do Ceske Ma
rodni Sine ma Broadway, ably
oslavil posledni lee velkou Ia
BAYOU pr hudb6 Sdruzeni Ce-
skych Hudebniku. jake vzdy
Dude usporadano nekolik a
trahcl, z nichz jiste nejmensl
neni, MONA vyhra verytabl au-
tomobilu, chutnou spolecnou
veteri mezi ostatnimi vymoze-
nostmi ami nepocitaje. Kdo 81
pTeje vic?
V spolkove SIM ma Buckeye
rd. porada dnes OprrvGi klub
BUCKEYE, praXe nefalsovane
veprove hody. Pc fadnem o.
chutnani jaternic i jinych w
robku a nalezitem zavlazeni u
sporadana Dude tanecni zaba-
va. Jen re nevime, IDA by no.
dy nemely pfijiti az Ma konec
neb plny zaludek a pax snad
nejaky ten tanec "simy" neb
"fox-trot' = to by slo spatne
dohromady.
Detsky karneval poradaji
Sokolice spolu Sc Sokolem No
va Vlast V pavilonu Ceske Sine
Sokol ma Zapadni strane. Zaca-
tex stanoven jest ma Ultra 2. h.
%odpoledni.
Y sokolovne ma Wendell ave.
usporada dnes Cesky Sportovni
klub velky maskarni piles pr
sokoIske hudbe. Nejlepsim
maskam kyne 8 krasnych cen,
jez jsou ~vystaveny V jidelne p.
Hefmanskeho ma Broadway.
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de Ultra ochotniky V osade sv.
Rodiny We vlastni SIM ma vych.
131. III. Jest to prvni pokus a
die oCekavani Dude navsteva
velka. Hra jest velice vesela
a iiste zitreisi usp6ch povzbudi
K dalSi praci. Phi divadle i
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pozdejSi tanetnf zabav6 spolu-
ucinkovati Dude hudba p. Har-
matka.
Nase divadelni obecenstvo
ma opetn6 ma vybranou celkem
pet divadelnich predstaveni "a
jedine nedelni odpoledne.
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DIVA HOST ZABITI AUTOMOBILE.M

Columbus, O., II. dnora. Diva tfinactietf hosi, Forest
Guest a Byron Hughes byli zabiti zde dnes veeer, kdyz bicyki,
ma nemz jeli, byl srazen k zemi automobilem Tlzenym hochem
V nemz pozdeii ztotoznen Delbert Smith, sestnactlety syn E. S.
Smitha, statniho dozorce verejnych praci. Guest byl zabit ma
miste, kdezto Hughes skonal ma ceste do nemocnice. Mladl
Smith byl vsazen do vezeni, kde zustane az do inkvestu koro-
nerova.
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ITALSKA SNEMCvNA PROT
BONOMIMU

Rim, II. nnora. Kabinet Bonomiho byl porazen dnes We
sn6movne poslanecke pr hlasovani 0 vysloveni divery. Votum
bylo 25 prot LOT. Clenov6 lidove strany a reformiste byli ii
jedini, kdoz hlasovali pro vyslovenf ddvtry. Drivejsi premieii
Giolitti a Orlando hlasovali prot projevu duvery, kdezto dri-
vesi premier Nitti odevzdal HAS svuj We prospech Signora b.
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NASTUPCE.

Des MONIES, Ia, II. unora. Charles A. Rawson z Des
Moines jest novym senatorem z 1owy, byv ustanoven guverne-
rem pro nedoslouzenou lhutu senatora Kenyona, ktery byl ime-
novan federalnim soudcem presidentem Hardingem.
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Pekna veselohra s~0utasn6 2
malo- ! velkomestSkeho zivota
"Praha ie Praha' sehrana bu-
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CERNOSI LYNCOVALI CERNOCHA

Valdosta, Ga, II. unora. = John Glover, cernoch, byl "a
strelen davem sveho vlastniho plemene V Indianole, sedm mil
ma vychod odtud. Glover zastrelil iednu divku a snnrtelne IRA
nil iednoho chlapce We skole, kan piisel a beze slova vystrahy
palbu ma deti zahajil.