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Evening star., 1922-04-10
STRAND-"Rip Van Wrinkles
Dream"

rip Van Wrinkles Dream" a
| novelty fantasy. written by Frank w.
Stafford. in which the author uses
the title role to display his many ac-
complishments, heads an interesting
bill at the Strand Theater this week.
The playlet opens with the appear
ance of the gnomes in the historic
Catskills. and after RIP" has taken
the famous "quaff" that puts him to
sleep for twenty years, the actor
author displays hisswhistling pro-
cilivities. initiating birds, insects and
other noises of everyday life. He is
supported by Marie Stone, as an In
dian princess: Chief White Wing, Alec
Vr.dy and Schneider" the dog him
self.
Others include the Rackos. in feats
of equilibrium: Arnold Graaer. in
Bright Bits From Musical Shows" /;
SHOW Me-" comedy offering by
Walter Fenner and company, and Mil
Ter. Packer and Selz. in The Triple
Alliance of Nonsense"
The photoplay attraction presents
Miss Du Pont in the Universal pic
ture. "The Golden Gallows," the story
of a girl who inherited vast wealth
from II man who was not related to
! her There is no dearth of exciting
episodes in the picture story.
CAFITOL-"Chick Chick"
The Capitol Theater attraction this
week is "Chick-Chick,' a two-act
I musical frivolity which opened yes
! terday to good houses. Originality
| is not its only feature. 1t has a large
! cast of principals and offers Il con-
! tinuous panorama of mirth, music
, and daEcing, with background of
J elaborate scenery and beautiful cos
+ tunes.
! Billy Kelly and Charles Country.
/ one a tramp and the other a German
comedian. are the chief funmakers.
! Assisting them are Chick Griffin.
Frank Mallahan. Lew Howard, James
/ Kelly, Mae Clarke, Mable White and
| Buster Sandburn.
I The first act. 1.-TWO Hours Late" is
/ based on the incident of theatrical
! troupe missing "a train and abounds
| in ridiculous situations. The second
act is entitled THE Lavender Girls
! The curbstone Quartet" Il jazz band,
It's hit-scoring feature.
Evening star., 1922-04-10

the svillanous captain. and the final
triumph of their love.
One fine bit is presented by the
character Chinese Charlie" the cook.
who befriends the hero and heroine
throughout. warning them of danger
at the Mexican port of plot to dis
patch the crew.
Comedy features, including kid
mapping escapade, Help Yourself" :
views of the new Alaskan railroad
under construction and specials num-
bers by the orchestra complete the
program.
Evening star., 1922-04-10

wife with telling effect and artistic
deftness, and Huban shares honors
with the star. Harrison Ford. Nor
man Kerry, Sydney Dean and George
MacQuarrie afford adequate support.
A Sewell Ford farce-comedy that
carries many laughs: a Bruce scenic
story, Missing Men," showing won
ders of the northwest; the Fox News
and fine musical program complete
the bill.
Evening star., 1922-04-10
A Real Sport.
rom the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript.
Pm afraid my husband is thorough
ly jmbued with the gambling spirit"
said woman to her neighbor.
why so?"
Il said to him yesterday: Did you
go and see DR.. Thompson" No he
answ cred, 'Thompson's sign read II to
- while DR.. Smiths office adjoining
said 10 to ]. So chose the doc that
gave the best Odds"
Evening star., 1922-04-10
Preference for
ELASTIC
GIRDLES
Increases This Season

increases NtS SeOSOH
Wit h sport toggery fa-
vored and fashion demand
ing that graceful uncor-
seted appearance, elastic
girdles are being chosen
by many.
NEW MODELS
in all lengths and vari-
Gus styles are here at
prices moderately low
$1.05 to $3.95
Made of highgrade surgical
webbing. supporting and con-
fning, yet permitting perfect
freedom and grace of move
ment.
In Sizes z3 to 81
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1922-04-10
5000 Yards Good Quality
Chanbray, 1Oc yd.

An exceptional selling we are confident you will
welcome. Knowing our regular high quality stand
ard you may feel confident of the grade of this
chambray. All fast colors. in shades of
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
FLOW ESTABLISHED
At 1000 BARRELS
FROM End SANDS
Mid orthern's Gusher Slim
ulates Activities at
Cat Creek.

Lewistown, June 13.-From a sourc
that cannot be doubted it is learned
that the Mid Northern's new we'll in
section IL at Cat Creek is now spout
ing considerably more than 1000 bar
rels a day into the tanks. OF course,
this has been reported before. with wild
exaggerations, but it is d fact that the
saved production now considerably ex-
ceeds 1000 barrel. while the casing is
not solidly fixed at the sand and some
oil has been coming in outside the
casing.
The bringing in of the big gusher in
the second sand is certain to stimulate
operations there, as several of the
small syndicates that went broke put
ting down wells to the first sand and
getting nothing still have leases and
look good enough to warrant new wells
to the second sand. The Macdonald
Syndicate will be re-financed, it is
learned, in order to put down a new
well. 1t is only a short distance from
the Mid-Northern and seems to stand
q splendid chance.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Division Advocates
Will Not Abandon
Petroleum County

Lewistown, June BIT is the i'm
preston that the county divisionists
will, sooner Or later, renew the effort
to create Petroleum county out of the
eastern half of Fergus. For the pres
ent, the plan of moving the western
boundary line eastward a sufficient
distance, as compared with the original
line, to exclude the Grass Range area,
has been dropped and the leaders in
the division plan are comforting as to
the next step. 1t is understood un-
officially that the division petition, on
Monday held by the commissioners to
be insufficient and therefore dis
missed, was short less than 80 signers
to constitute So per cent of the quail
fled. registered voters of the proposed
county.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
CROPS CONTINUE At HIGH
STANDARD ALL OVER STATE
Good P~recipitations and Growing Weather Cen
orally Reported; Pest Damage No
Menace as Yet.

Prevailing conditions have maintain.
ed Montana crops during the last week
At the same high standard reported the
previous week, according to reports re-
ceived from widely scattered points by
The Tribune Tuesday. All grain is
growing rapidly, winter wheat has de-
veloped satisfactorily during the last
week, there is an abundance Of mois-
ture in the ground at nearly all places
and but little pest damage has been
found al yet.
In Rosebud county the crop pros
poets are declared to be the best ever
known there. Substantial rainfalls have
continued at Billings. In the north
eastern part of the state the weather
has continued cool and from Phillips
county it is reported that conditions
continue excellent. The weather of
the last week has been generally of the
growing" kind, which in most cases
means that rainfall has been followed
by ascending thermometers.
Haylng Is Started
Harvesting of the first alfalfa crop
is already under way in some sections,
two weeks ahead of normal. Range
conditions continue excellent and live
stock is in good flesh. In the north
eastern portion the culture of potatoes
is receiving a pronounced impetus.
Crop reports received by telegraph
Tuesday night were as follows:
Malta Report Good
Malta. June 13.-Crop conditions in
Phillips county continue excellent. Good
growing weather with no rain during
week. The first cutting of alfalfa is
now in progress. No reports of dam
age from grasshoppers or cutworms.
Some farmers are still planting corn
for fodder.
Rosebud Is Delighted
Forsyth, June 13.-There is an ex-
cellent stand of spring and winter
wheat throughout Rosebud county.
Winter wheat measures from 10 to 10
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
CARROLL IS OUT
FOR REELECTION
AS COURT CLERK
Only Elective Democrat in
Capitol Building Makes
Announcement.
(Tribune's Helena Bureau.)

Helena, June 13.-J. T. Carroll of
Helena Tuesday announced that he
would seek the democratic nomination
for clerk of the supreme court at the
coming primary. Mr.. Carroll has been
clerk of the supreme court for the
last seven years and during this time
has built up a state wide acquaintance.
At present, he bears the distinction of
being the only elective democratic can
didate at the state capital. He comes
from Billings and before becoming
clerk of the court was engaged in farm
ing. Mr.. Carroll is married and has
a family of six children.
When asked about his platform, he
said:
There is but one platform for the
clerk of the supreme court, and that is.
prompt and courteous service to all.
I have tried to render this kind of
service in the past; if again elected,
/ will continue the same policy"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14

Inches in height and rye is well headed.
The best crop prospects ever known
here are very general over the county.
There is an abundance of grass on the
range. A large acreage Of corr is
coming along in fine shape. Three and
one-half inches of rain fell last week.
Ranchers are putting up the first al
falfa crop.
Cool In Sheridan
Plentywood, June 13.-Crops are not
suffering in Sheridan county. The past
week has been partly cloudy, followed
BY sunny weather and cool breezes.
Nights are unusually cold for the sea-
son. Grain fields have reached a sever
inch stand. There is no foundation
for the report that insects are doing
damage here, except in a few fields
that were not spring plOwed.
Billings Combats Hoppers
Billings. June 13.-Rainfall through
out this district during the last week
amounted to about twelve one
hundredths of an mich. Grasshoppers
are appearing in large numbers, but
have done no damage as yet n vigor.
GUS campaigns have been started
against them. The first part Of the
week was cool, the latter part warm.
Winter Wheat Headed
Glasgow, June 13.-Winter rye and
wheat headed out and 40 inches high.
Spring wheat is up in fine shape. AL
falfa haying started two weeks earlier
than usual with bumper yield in pros
pect. Big Potato acreage planted this
year with Is per cent of planting COM
pieted.
Generous Rain at Miles
Miles City, June 13.-Prevailing
weather conditions following generous
rainfall has given large impetus to
growing crops. Seeding is being rapid
" completed and the outlook is the best
in a number of years. Wheat report
ed to be from six to 10 inches high.
A heavy stand of range grass is en-
c%ouraging stockmen.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Rejects
Unit School Plan
by Huge Majority

Lewistown, June Traditional re-
turns received Monday on the adoption
of the county unit plan continued to
show that the trend of the vote was
very heavily against the plan. These
additional figures were:
Buffalo-for, o; against, SO. Han
over-For, 8; against, II. New Year
For, 1: against. 6. Straw-For, 0:
against. Al. Guy-For. {; against. 1.
Winifred-For. 10; against, 124.
Judith-For, 0; against, 5. Suffolk
For, 81; against, 80. Kendall-For.
6; against, II. Hilger-For, 8;
against, SO. Christina-For. 4;
against, 26. Maiden-For. 3: against,
5. Denton-For, 1; against, 10.
Plum Creek-For, IS; against, 4.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Candidates Start
Filing Notices in
Fergus County

Lewistown, June 13.-The first
candidates for office to file for nomi-
nations on the county tickets came in
Monday and it is expected that the
aspirants will file rapidly from now on.
Fred Leonard, who has been engaged
in the t%reasurer's and assessors
offices for a long time, filed for the
democratic nomination for assessor.
AL Miller, former. deputy clerk and
recorder and later assessor, filed for
and recorder.
Thomas r. Moore, an old-time resi-
dent, filed for the democratic nomi-
nation for county treasurer. All Of
the present incumbents whose terms
expire this year, will file for re-
nominations.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
WHITES NEED LICENSE
ON CROW RESERVATION

Special 10 INC IrIDUne.
Billings, June 13.-Hereafter, per-
sons not members of the Crow tribe
who fish or hunt on the reservation
must pay for their permit, according
to a ruling made by the Indian depart
ment. A fee of 80 cents will be charg-
ed for fishing, 81 for hunting water
fowls or prairie chickens. Applicants
also must have regular state licenses.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
Fractured Skull
Mere Bother to
Williston Boy

Special to The Tribune.
Williston, N. D., June ia frac-
tured skull appears to mean no more
than a temporary inconvenience to 4
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-12
Annual Rainfall.
ITO be continued)

There has been recalculnted from
recent data the amount OF rain an
nually falling upon the earth's sur
face. It h found that II Is equivalent
to layer Of water Of the uniform
depth for the whole globe Of about
S6h ioches. The amount falling on
the land il equivalent to uniform
depth Of 28A inches considering only
the land which Ii drained by rivers
howing into the sen, It IL calculated
that only 30 per cent 10 returned to
the ocean, and that the rest To- ~
moved by evaporation. q.
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-12
Hen 10 a Producer.

A hen owned by Byron Central,
Mich, man is reported to have broken
an egg-laying record. She Is said to
have laid dOuble-yOlked eggs every
day for three weeks and then pro-
duced an egg that weighed six ounces
and measured nine and five-sixteenths
inches around the long way and one.
half inch around the center. 1t con.
tanned two yolks besides being a per-
fectly normal-sIzed egg.
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-12
Ero,t Coo. E,r Into GROUND.

A shaft sunk at Yakutsk. Siberia.
In the hope Of finding water for the
town, failed to penetrate below the
permanently frozen ground. or 'ground
tce." even at q depth Of 1882 feet. In
Alaska several shafts have been sunk
about 200 feet, and one reached 1856
feet, without penetrating below the
frozen ground.
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-12

ALDERMEN.
First Ward-Peter Theme and A. ".
Kendrick.
Second Wafd-Sam Dougan and H.
o. Hwitzse.
Third Ward-E. L. Peisar and Henry
Kennedy.
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-12
WHY NOT TRYa
POPHAM'S
ASTHMA REMEDY

gives prompt and positive relief IN
every case. Sold lby druggists. Price
s1.0O. Trial package by mail Joe.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Propristors.
Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by W. g. Parkison, Druggis.
and Apotheesry.
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-12
Kitten DuIIt Like Rabbit.

In Wauchope. Australia. there 10
kitten bunny. It is An ordinary puss.
born with q deformity. The hind legs
are iinmovable at the Joints, conse-
quently Tabby's gait gives hsr ths gait
and appearance Of rabbit.
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-12
PILES
PI.B9
PILES

PILES PILES PHKs
Williams Indian Pile Ointment viii
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching PLEA
1t absorbs the tumors, sllsys itching at
once, acting IS poultice gives instant
relief. Wiliams' Indian Pile Ointment
u prepared for piles and itching Of the
private parts Sold by druggists, mail
Soc and 91.00. Williams' Mig. Co.,
proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by W. 8. Parkison druggist
and pharmacist.
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-12

POST ADS BRING RESULTS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25
CLEVELANDSKA ZOOLOCI.
CKA ZAHRADA ROZMNO-
zENA o DIVA KLOKANY.

Proridle obyvatelstvo nase-
no zverince v Brookside par
ku rozmnozeno privezenfm
dvou klokand a krone toho Sill
buje nam mad miru spofiva
dnesni administrace pofizeni
moderniho akvaria. Jedno ze
zvirat bylo zakoupeno a druhe
ziskano vymenou "a losa, KITE
rych ma nase zoologicka "a
hrada n9kolik.
Stara cementova nadrzka v
hlavni budove, kde Sc al do
sud line provalovalo nekolik a.
oligatord a zelv, promenena bu-
de v modernf akvarium, jez
bude oziveno vzacnymi ryba-
mi, jez z casti daruje neb pro-
lpIjci clenstvo zdejsi Aquarium
Society. OvSem, ze akvarium
nase nebude Sc moci rovnati
podobnym v New Yorku a j.;
zacatek jest jiz pfeci ucinen,
vzdor financni mizerii obec-
mich pokladen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25
VERBOVANf PRO ARMADA
STRYCE SAMA.

Rekrutujici ddstojnik arma-
dy Spoj. StatG, kapitan A. j.
Starck, prijel prave do verbfr-
skeho hlavniho stanu v Central
.Armory spolu sc svym stabem
pateho sboru "a ucelem verbo-
vanf pro p6chotu a jizdu. DIE
jeho slov ma byti mistd dosa-
vadnfch prdm6rnych 60 muzi
2 naseho mesta vyslano jich sto
kazdy m9sic do voienskych ba
rakn v Columbus. Novackove
pax prideleni budou plukim,
lezicim We Fort Benjamin Har-
rison, Ind, Fort Thomas Ken
tucky, aneb ponechani budou
v Columbus. Rekruti k jizde
pax transportovani budou do
Fort Sam Houston v Texasu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25
DNESNf, kONcERT Pf CLAIR
HIETELOvE A PROF.
RUD. CERNEHO.

Dnes poct3ni jsme byli milou
nam navst@vou p. Rudolfa Ger
neho, virtuosa ma fletnu a pro-
fesora pra4ske konservatofe,
jenz pfisel v prnvodu p. Jos.
Frcky. X programu dnesniho
koncertu dodavame, ze prof.
Cerny jest nejen mistrem flet-
ny, ale ze jest ne meme vybor-
.nym doprovazecem ma, plane.
Ia dnesniho koncertu spolec-
neho opernf pevkyni pi. Clair
Hietelovou doprovazeti bude
zpevni cfsla a v podobne pd-
sobnosti vystoupi ip. L. Urban.
Koncert pofadan jest jiz
dnes Q s bod. vecerni a ;,vstu-
penky jsou k dostanf v obcho-
de pi. Smrzove v G. N. sSini ma
Broadway. -..
Pro krajany v okoli Corlett
uspof&d&h Dude koncert y ne
deli vecef o 8 hod. vecef,vspol
kove sini ~ X. Komenskt na
vych. 13i. Ill. 'Zaopatftesi 81
pfe1e u p. fMrhaka,
obchodnfkas proti sfni. Ea,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25
POZAR v STUDENTSKE
NOCLEHARNE.

V studentskem domove, til
patrove to zd6ne budove pri
Western Reserve universit9 Wy
hnal pozar dnesniho rama as
80 studenti ma ulici. Ohen
objeven byl pravnickym poslu-
chacem M. B. McCammonem,
jenz pouzil nahodou sklepni
sprchove lame. Pdvod dluz-
no hledati v nastalem kratkem
spojeni elektrickeho vedeni.
Pravnik spolu jinym studen-
tenn zburcoval Timed svoje ko-
legy a vydal poplach, nacez
STUDENT sami pomoci chemic-
kych aparatG ma haseni ohnd
Sc snazili plameny zmoci, coz
Sc vsak podarilo teprve prijed-
sim hasiclm. Skoda zpnsobe-
ma obnasi 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25
PRESTAVBA HASICSKE
STANCE.

Rada hasicskeho nacelnika
G. A. Wallace, ably nakladem
$4,000 prestavena byla po-
zarni stanice {. ID, byla NEST
skym financnim vyborem pfi-
znive prijata. Stara budova,
umistena ma vych. IL. ul. a
Chester ave. Sc totiz rozsypa-
ia pred nekolika tydny. Po-
zemkoya rada navrhovala, ably
mesto stavebni misto zpen6zi-
10, jelikoz Sc nachazi nejzi-
vejsim obchodnim miste a ma
stanici vybrala misto levnejsi,
cemuz sc postavil pozarnl ma
celnik ma odpor, tvrzenim, ze
prave v takovem polozenl Sc
hasicska stanice ma nalezati,
ably v padu pozaru Timed byla
pOmoc pc ruce. ObnOs urceny
jest .ez ma opraveni a zajiste-
nj stan;ce {. Fl, jejiz zaklady
jsou die nekterych povesti po-
demylany vodou. Krone toho
ma mesto starosti, kan ha-
sicskou stanici {. 2 ma Cham
plain ul., jez 81 must hledati
bydlo jinde, ably ucinila misto
projektovane stavbe velkehc
Union nadrazi ma Squaru a tu
pronesen napad, ze by Sc 9
stanici prav6 mohla postarat
spolecnost stavbu podnikajlc1
a pamatovati ma vhodne uni
steni hasicstva v move nadraz.
nj budove same.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25
OBcANSKA LfCA PROTl
PLYNOVE ORDINANCE.
Kritika kandidati do olkres-
Mich lfadi.

Navrhovana plynova ordi-
nance, kterou ma byti ustaven
vzestupny cennik plynu pro
zakaznfky v ktere Sc nacha-
ri tez clanek, die ktereho by
melo mfti i m9sto jisty podil
ma zisku pri lctech vetsich "a
kaznfkn, narazi ma odpor OBJ
canske Ligy. Jako ddvod Sc
pravf, We vcera vydanem ra-
portu, ze pfijetim zminene or
dance by vec sc stala jeste
spletitejsi a nastaly by mestu
velke vydeje ma mozny zbytec-
ny spor S The East Ohio Gas
Co. Autorem ordinance jest
propadly kandidat "a posled-
Mich mayorskych voleb, Hub
bell. Zejmena prohlasuji d.
rednici plynany, ze ordinance
jest pro spolecnost naprosto
nepfijatelnou. Ordinance Hub
belova stanoNi 30c "a 1000
stop do prvnich 5000. dalsich
5000 po 40c, pax 10c zvysenl
"a delsich 10000 do $4,000,
9Oc do 100000 stop a kde spo-
trebuje pres 100000 stop ma
platiti $1.1O "a kazdy 1000.
Zprava obcanske Llgy pfi-
nasi kritiky vsech kandidatu
do okresnich 1radd pfislus-
nymi odporucenimi neb s po-
znamkou, ze kandidata neni
radno voliti. v kazdem od-
stavci uvadeni jsou j kandida-
ii strany socialisticke, vetsinou
s poznamkou, re dotycny ODE
prel podati o sob6 blizsich
zprav. KandidatI vsech stran
jest ma listine vyjmenovano
pres tricet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25

ze zemfela vazena sestra
pi. ANNA SACHOVA, ),
jejiz pohfeb bude konan We
ctvrtek We 2; hod. pdpol. z do
mu smutku. els. 1o5o6 Miles
Ave. ma hfbitov woodlandsky.
nasel Festn@ vzpominka necht'
il ddirova4f ma posledni ceste..
vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25
AUTOISTA VJEL DO BE-.
PECNOSTNfHO PASMA.

Po vcerejsim koncertu v Ze-
dnarsk6 sini vjel neznamy do
sud autoista do zastupu lidu,
cekajfciho v tax zvanem bez-
pecnostnim pasmu ma poulic-
nj kary. 35-lete pi. Alme B.
Straubove, 2077 vych. 88. ul.
byla zlomena leva noha paze.
Lezi v nemocnici sv. Lukase a
59-leta pi. C. E. Stewerova z
Erie, Pa, jez meskala navste-
YOU prave u Straubove, dopra-
vena do nemocnice Charity,
kde zjisteno, ze utrpela otfes
mozku, krone snad i rozbite
lebky. Nesvedomity autoista
2 mista ujel a policie po mem
pilne patra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25
OSACOvACf AKCE PRO
VYSLOUzILCE.

Byvalf prfslusnici armady a.
neb clenove jejich rodin mo-
hou pocfnaje dnesnim dnem
hlasiti sc v hlavnim stanu Anne
ricke Legie, 2121 Euclid ave.,
kde bude pi. H. Beamova roz-
davati teple odevy. Zimni Sat
stvo bylo sebrano zvlastnfm do
brocinnym vyborem, jehoz
pfedsedkou byla uvedena da-
ma. Odevd jest dostatecna "a
sOba k obleknutf nekolika set
lidi. - Rozdfleni sc bude d.
ii nestranne die pravidla: -
"Kdo drive Pride - bude mfti
nejlepsi vyber."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-25
PROcEs s cnAMPfoyovou.

Porota, jex rozhodnouti ma,
zda obzalovana Charhpionov&
jest vinna vrazdy prvnfho stup
nd, sestavati bude dle vseho I
zenske yetsiny. ObzalovanA
sama necinf zadnych namitek
proti zen4ha, zasedajfcim v po-
rote. Al dosud bylo vybrano
do poroty. prozatimn6 sedm
Zen a ctyi lnuzi, a die vypov9-
di zalobce Stantona a jeho a.
sisenta Cassidyho, zab@fe wy
biranf soudu z lidu jeste dnes-
nj den, tax ze by vlastnf process
zapocal AZ nekdy Ultra dopo-
ledne.
Jisty zkjem vzbuzuje, ze
manzel Championove, Ausley,
Sc vcera poprve nedostavil do
okresnf venice, ably navstfvil
manzelku, jak byl az dosud do
chviln9 Ginil. Obzalovana sa-
ma nedovede 81 nepfitomnost
.jeho vysvetliti, ale v6fi, ze Sc
muz jeff "a soudu zcela urcit9
objevf. Soudce M. Bernon wee
ra odpoledne process odrocil,
ponevadz byl pocet vylosova-
nych porotct vycerp&n a must
byti pfedvol&ni jinf.