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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
IL Year Old Girl Wins
Honor For Unusual FeGts

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-Ruth Fiber
field, 12-year-oid daughter of Kid Ell
berfeld. manager of the Little Rock,
Ark. Southern Association baseball
club has been given certificate in the
Red Cross life saving course, which
usually is issued only to adults accord
ing to an announcement today by
headquarters of the Southwestern di-
vision of the American Red Cross
Miss Elberfeld took the course in a
class of girls, but her work was SO
far ahead of her age that she was put
in the adult class. One of the extra.
ordinary feats she performed was the
bringing in of a 160-pound man through
the water for a distance of so yards
towing and handling him in four ways
as prescribed by the requirements OF
the course.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
43 CIVIL WAR VETS
OF Bath VOLUNTEERS
Renew COMRADESHIP

With a registered attendance of 43
Civil war veterans and their wives
and children, the fiftieth annual re-
union of the eighty-fourth Indiana
volunteer infantry was held at the
Wayne county courthouse Wednesday
Twenty veterans of this regiment were
on hand to renew old ties of comrade-
ship.
The registration of the attendance
and the reception of the comrades
consumed the time in the morning.
Dinner was served at II o'clock noon
by the members of the Women's Re-
lief corps and the visitors enjoyed
themselves visiting until 2 o'clock
when the campfire was held in the
circuit court room.
After the reading of the minutes OF
the last meeting, the address of well
come to the veterans was made by
Mayor Lawrence A Handley. The
response was made by L. P. Watts, OF
Winchester vocal solo, Com
rades" was sung by Mrs. F. w. Krue-
ger after which readings were given
by Miss Anna Fetta and Miss Thelma
Thomas Mrs Kruger then sang an
other solo entitled Banner of Beauty
and Glory" Short talks were made
by some of the comrades and these
were followed by the benediction by
l. p Watts.
Veterans Present
The following veterans'were present
at the reunion: John L. Monfort, Co
lumbus, Ohio; Amos Keene. Hartford
City; William Foreman, Dublin; ]. F.
Davenport Richmond; A. B. Arment,
Columbus, Ohio; George H. Cain, New
castle; H. H. Hoover, Richmond;
Zackariah Cecil, Parker City; Ed
Hows, Indianapolis; Elsa Stevenson,
Matthews; John Wright, Hartford
City; Noah Resener, Matthew'S; Amos
Huddleson, Cambridge City; E. R. Mac
Intyre, Farmland; |. P. Watts, Win
chester; F. A. Engle, Bryant; Thomas
. Van Dyke, Louisville; Samuel Fraze,
E Winchester; Noah Morris, Piqua,
Ohio; Byron Champion, Covington,
Ohio.
OF all the veterans present, Noah
Resener of Matthews was the oldest,
he having passed his eighty-eighth
year. The youngest comradea present
was John L. Monfort of Columbus,
Ohio. He was but Is years old when
he enlisted in 1862.
Father Lived Here
Although Mr.. Monfort now lives in
Columbus. Ohio, his father was once
a hotel proprietor in Richmond. John
Monfort was reared in this locality,
and left it for the first time when he
joined the ranks of the Blue in go
Wednesday was the first time he had
been back to Richmond since that
time
He recalled his friendship with Cal
Johnson, who was editor of the Pal
ladium in those days He said that
on an average of about once a month
he would write long letter to Mr.
Johnson regarding the progress of the
war and the editor would print it in
the columns of the Palladium. Mr.
Monfort is now employed by the gov
eminent in the federal building at Co
lumbus, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
Threatening Weather
Delays Flight of CO
(By Associated Press)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sent.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 20.
The army dirigible CO, which ar
rived at Brooksfield Sunday on it's
tran-continental flight from Langley
field Va. to Ross field, has been de
layed in its flight to ElPaso, but prob
ably will start at o'clock tomorrow
morning, weather permitting. First
plans were for the ship to leave this
morning but threatening weather
caused the start to be postponed.
Present plans are for the CO to cover
the distance of 600 miles to FL Paso
in one day with no stops being made,
unless it becomes necessary to land at
Maria for new supply of hydrogen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
Harvard QUESTIONABLE
Not to Exclude JewS
(By Associated Press)


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 20.-Fail-
ure of candidates for admission to
Harvard college to answer in full the
revised QUESTIONABLE would not dis
qualify them, Prof. Henry Penny
packer, chairman of the committee on
admission said today. The question
naire was not drawn with a view to
the exclusion of members of the jew
ish race, he added, explaining that the
papers would be employed more as a
matter of general interest than as Of
fetal records. The new application
blank includes requests for statements
of race and color of applicants. 1t was
stated that it was not intended to an
ticipate the conclusions of the COM
mittee which now is investigating re-
structions of enrolment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
H. G. Kitchin is Reelected
Grand knight of K. of c.

Harry G. Kitchin was reelected
grand knight of the Knights of Column
bus at the annual election of officers
held in the X. of C. hall. Fifth and
Main streets, Tuesday night. install
lation of officers will be on Tuesday.
Oct. 8. The following is the result
of the election: Harry G. Kitchen,
grand knight; Charles Hartzell, dep
uty grand knight; Harry Frame, chan
cellor: John L. Calvin, recorder; Carl
-Pfeiffer. financial secretary; Joseph
Hoch, warden; Al. j. Korthaus, adj
vocate; Albert Caskey, inside guard !;
A. G. Trakowski, outside guard; Wal
ter Boyce, treasurer, and j. Frank
Cronin, trustee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
PEACE IS SOUGHT
BY irish LEADERS

BELFAST, Sept 2O,-The Dublin
correspondent of the Dublin Telegraph
asserts today that negotiations are pro-
oeeding between cannon de Valera, the
Republican leader, who is in Dublin,
and the provisional government.
Mr.. de Valera is in hiding" the
message adds, but through an inter
mediary he has made and received GER
tain overtures.
There is a growing feeling in Dub
lin that it would take years to sup
press the Republicans; which task also
would bankrupt the Free state, and
also the Republicans are feeling the
pinch in the matter of supplies
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20

Mrs. Randall Thompson, near Losant-
vile. . Mr.. and Mrs. Ozro RUBBISH
and daughters were the guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hodson, of Mo
doc. Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Moore and
little son, of near Winchester, spent
Sunday with Mrs. ZELDA Gaines
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hancock and
daughter, Louise, and the Misses Viola
and Effie Hancock called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Frame, near Webster, on
Sunday afternoon. 80. Mr. and Mrs
Will Grubbs and children, MI and
Mrs. John Grubbs and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jude Study and daugh-
ter, of Winchester, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Jane Grubbs. Mr. and
Mrs. Ora Horner and daughter, Thel-
ma, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Mervyl Horner, near Mt. Zion. Miss
Clara Thompson, of Lynn, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Thompson. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Caty, of near Carlos, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Fouts, of near Losantville, Mr. and
Mrs. Nealie McGunnegill and children,
of near Carlos, and Mr.. and Mrs. How
I /.
and Mrs. Glen Golliher. . Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Ibes, of Alexandria, are Wis
iting relatives here. go. Mrs. Minnie
Townsend spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Floy Townsend . Miss Christine
McGunnegill, of near Carlos, is spend
| ing a few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Golliher. . Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Rowe and children and Miss Margie
| Kepler went to Greenville when they
| received word that Mrs. Rowe's cous-
| in, James Warner, of Greenville, had
! been killed in an auto accident. Other
! occupants Of the machine also were
hurt, but not seriously. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Oliver Harvey and family, of Newcas-
| tie, spent the weekend with relatives
here. =. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dudley
and children spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Thornburg, near Mo
| doc. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mason and
| children were the guests Sunday of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Watson. Miss
Sarah Sackett is spending a few days
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keister, of
| Muncie. Mr.. and Mrs Claud Brown
/ and family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Whitehead at Carlos. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Gordon and fam
| lily called on Sewald Gordon, of near
! Winchester. They also called on Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Moore, near Farm
| land. Arthur Moore is confined to
his bed with blood poisoning. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Cheeseman and fam
/ lily, of near Winchester, Mrs Amanda
Sharp. of near Carlos and the Misses
| Charlotte Botkin and Thelma Shep-
pard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Sharp and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McCord entertained the
| following guests Sunday: Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Vest and family, Mr.
and Mrs. George Stinson, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Walter Crawford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Crawford, all of Ander-
/ son. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Grubbs
and daughter, Rosanna, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Funk, near
Snow Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bro
] sey and daughter, Susan, of Union
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20

1919. Here is new and very
unique version of the one piece dress.
Belt portions over which the tab ex-
tensions on front and back are fast
ened, hold the fulness gracefully a.
the sides. Added width is given to
the skirt portion by plaits that form
a panel over back and front. This
is a good model for Bingham, and
also for the new tub silks in check
and stripe patterns. Organdy or linen
may be selected for trimming. The
sleeve is cool and pretty in the shorF
length, and in wrist length it is the
latest style feature.
The Pattern is cut in Sizes: Is,
Is and 20 years. An Is year size re
quires 5 yards of 80 inch material.
The width of the dress at the foot
with plaits extended is "a yards.
Name ...................
Address ......%s............
City -....-.............
Size .....................
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt % e cents
in silver or stamps.
Address Pattern Department
Palladium
1 Patterns will be mailed to your ad.
~ droce Ufthin opn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
SINE Die ADJOURNMENT.
is PASSED BY HOUSE.
(Rv Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-A resell
ution providing for sine die adjourn
ment of congress on Friday at p. m.
was passed today by the house and
sent to the senate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
$780, 900 Blaze Destroys
Elevator At Indianapolis
(By United Press)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept 20
The Farmers Terminal and Feed COM
pany elevator and an adjoining house
in the west section of the city were
destroyed by fire last night. 1t was
estimated by elevator officials that
the loss would exceed 100000. Many
adjoining houses were partially dam
aged Fire Chief O'Brien said the
fire was apparently caused by an ex-
plosion of dust in the mill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
Short News Of City

Planning Commission Meets-A rou-
tine meeting of the city planning com
mission was held in the office of City
Engineer Dell B. Davis. Tuesday even
ing.
Qualified as Invertebrates r.
Cain and Frank M. Whitesell were
qualified as viewers on the Oscar Ritz
road in the county auditors office late
Tuesday.
irwin to Speak-Frank A. Irwin
Democratic candidate for county au
ditor, will address a meeting to be
held in the town hall at Centerville
Thursday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
Judge Bond to Address
KiisDoris Club Thursday

Judge William a Bond. Of the
Wayne circuit court, will address the
Kiwanians at the noon meeting Thurs
day in the K of P hall Judge Bond
will give a patriotic talk in observance
of the one hundred and thirty-fifth an
niversary of the signing of the United
States constitution. The observance
of the anniversary will be made by the
Kiwanis clubs over the country. Ma
tional officers of the Kiwanis organi-
cation have announced Constitution
Week" as an endeavor to bring before
not only thousands of Kiwanians, but
also the entire public, the significance
of the federal document.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
Blowout is Blamed For
Death and Serious Injury

WABASH, Ind, Sept 20.-The blow
out of an automobile tire was blamed
today for the death of Frank James,
Y years old, and serious injury of
Frank Baker, when their machine
turned over near here yesterday. Ho-
mer Fresh, of Wabash, driving the
machine, attempted to pass another.
Suddenly the machine swerved to the
left, turned into the ditch and turned
over. Three others in the machine
escaped with slight injuries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20

Win Jle1f nOJner, MrS. SaIdn TN6dn-
over and family. near Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bechtol and
daughter, Lucille, and Mr.. and Mrs
John Orr and son, Bfyron, were guests
Sunday evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Crowel and family. George
Weist spent Thursday Of last week
with Mr. and Mrs. James Weist and
sons Mr. and Mrs Paul Gels were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schneider, of Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs
Will Litehiser and son, Harry, of near
Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stayton,
of Eldorado, and Elmer Smith of Rich
nond, Ind, were visitors Sunday al
ternoon Of Mr. and Mrs. James Bech-
toll and daughter Lucille. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Gels spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman MCGEE and
family, near Eaton. MI. and Mrs.
Ebert Huffman and family were tho
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs E. G.
Mann, of Dayton MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Neanover and family called on
Mrs. Sarah Neanover and family, last
Thursday evening. =. Those who at
| tended the Wayne county rair from
! this vicinity were Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Orr and son, Myron, and Arthur
Hines, Mrs. James BechtoI, Mr.. andi
/ Mrs. Ebert Huffman and familuy, and
| Mrs. Elmer Mann, of Eaton Mrs
! James Kuth spent the week end with
relatives in New Paris Mr.. and
! Mrs. Ebert Huffman and family. Mr..
end Mrs. Raymond Beasley and son,
( Kenneth. called on Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Mann and daughter, Minnie, on
Tuesday eveing. Mrs. Robert Mean
over and children spent Tuesday af-
/ ternoo with Mrs. Sarah Neanover and
family. near Camden. Miss Edna
Huffman visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Weist and sons. near Camden, Thurs
+ day.. Lawrence Neanover spent the
week end with his aunt, Anna Mean
! over. Mr. and Mrs Henry Sanders
and family of near West Alexandria,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
! Gels Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gels were
! guests Sunday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Potterf and son, James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyers AMI
son. Daniel Robert, of Eaton, called
on Harry Litehiser, Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gels spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
i Sanders, of near West Alexandria.
? Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gels were callers
Friday evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
j Gels, near West Alexandria. . Harry
|. Iitehiser, John Orr and Arthur Hines
assisted Ebert Huffman with his
wood saving last Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
OLDEST HARVARD MAN DIES

OLDEST HARVARD MAN DIES
NEWPORT, R. l., Sept y Dr..
Horatio P. Storer, who was the oldest
living graduate of Harvard university,
died yesterday at his home here in his
93d year after an illness of six months.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-20
HEARST TO HAVE FEW /
ALBANY DELEGATES
CBy United Press)


ALBANY, N Y, Sept. 20.-Wil1ism
Randolph Hearst will have very fewi
delegates when the Democratic con-
vention meets Sept q, to nominates
candidate for governor, according to-
returns from yesterdays primary.
Not a single Hearst delegate was
elected in Albany county and none in
Erie county, where William J. Con-
ners, sponsor of the Hearst boom said
he expected to carry six out of eight
districts.
Returns indicated that several
Hearst delegates were elected in
Rochester
In Albany, the Barnes Republican
organization was successful, 3 to !,
despite strong fight made against it.
With few exceptions, Regular or
ganization candidates were the win
ners in practically all districts. The
election was for delegates to the state
conventions, nominees for national
house of Representatives and minor
state officers.
Prohibition played an important
part in the congressional nomination,
and early today the vets appeared to
have scored more victories than the
drys, probably by ratio of 3 to /.
! Complete returns may reverse, this,
however.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28
|v|N fUeA COUflUlU|


Este usor pentru um milionar
sa predicc virtutile saracici.
q
Tn ON din Cincinnati a luat II
sotii intro III. Ell este.. foto,
graf.
d
Stunt oameni earl nici can,l
II au ocazia sa facG ceva.. afar;i
dc lncrurile pc earl nu lie stu
face.
4
Multe nestatornicii sc pot atri-
bui umi VENT statornic.
A
Uni nu Sc uita imprelurul lor
decat atunci cand nu mai au ce
vcdea la altii.
-
Familiilc americana vor plaii
cu $160 mai mutt i'm fiecare an
pentiu haine. i'm urma legei
vamale Fordney -McCumber. Z o
isuma frumoasa pentru acela in
al carui buzunar va mtra..
"a
Seful delegated franccze in
Liga Natiunilor spune ca Europa
nu maj poate astepta dupa Anne
rica ca sd ia parte la recOnstrui-
rea Europei.. 81 ce vrca sa faca
Europa dupa aceasta9
PreSedintele semnat leoe
care are menirea sa previna pro-
fitarca Gu carbunii. + foarte fru-
iiioS ull paflea| preSedlntelul.
Existd lege foartc severa 81
contra furarei automobilclor.
ID
Lenine adresat vorbire ta-
ranilor rusi ca salvarea lor sta in
munca. Taranii san imnrastiat
foarte deprimati deoarece eli an
crezut ca bolsevismul insemneaza
scaparca dc la munca..
"a
Tnrcia este 'Omul Bolnav" al
Europei. Da. dar dimpreuna Gu
'el veghiazd intreaga Europa.
"a
Orlentnl apropiat este destul de
apropiat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28

S'a infiintat I'm consulat de a
idoua categofie (onurar) al Ro.
|fnaniei la zagreb 81 a. Milan Mi
lici fost numit consul onorific
Id Rdmaniei, in zisul oras.
In ziua de 3 Septembrie Sc va
tine la T.-Sevcrin un congress al
functionarilor publici din jude.
Itcle din Oltenia, la care vor lua
lparte d-nii Selma, presedintele
associated tuturor functionarilor,
Misu Stanescu, secretar, 81 alti
fruntasi al miscarii din Bucuresti
Din inltiativa p. s. episcopnlui
NicUlae, consistorul eparhici Va
dului, Felcacului 81 Clujului va
face un pelerinaj la mormantul
de la Putna al lni Stefan ce Mare,
.)oi 8 Sept. c. eli participates pro.
topopilor, prelatilor, invatatori-
lor, mcmbrilor consistoriului 81
al Sinodului. Ministerial comuni.
catiilor acurdat in acest scop o
reducerc de Is la snta pc c. f. T..
Casa culturii pop0rului' de
sub prcsedentia A. $. r. Princi-
pele Carol. lucreaza de mutt la
reorganizarea educated fizice in
tara.
In toamna curenta va incepe sa
functioneze institutul national de
educate fizica in Capitala.
Actualele timbre fiscale Sc vor
schimba. Cliseele nouilor timbre
se lucrcaza la Paris. Ele vor Fl
impodobite eli motive romanesti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28
POSTA REDACTIEI

G. B. G. M. Fly, o. - Nom face
tceva din ca mai tarziu. SalWari
I. Floasit, Akron, O. - Multa.
mesc, tOi cailta sa merg. Va vol
aviza GU cateva zile fhainte. Dl Il.
MI cred sa poata veni. Salutari.
/. Fl. = M Sc poate publica
Salutari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28
|NF0RkATNJN|

Moscova. Ziarul Pravda
scrie ca Lenin s'a insanatosat 81
ca ash va ocupa postul cat de en-.
rind.
LOndra. Sir Francis Totem
ham fost nhmit atasatul naval
Ial Angliei la Washington.
Constantinopol. = Distruga.
|tornl englez. Speedy. s'a ciocnit
|cu un vapor de MARTA 81 s'a scu-
fundat.
Picking. Ministrii plenipo-
tentiari al Americei, Frantei 81
Angliei au protestat la guvernul
,chinez contra actelOr de bandi-
|tism 81 a rasvratirilor anti-cres-
tine de la Honan.
Berlin. Presa gcrmana e
contra propunerei ca Germania
sa ihtre in Liga Natiunilor.
Paris. Guvernul german a
inmanat comisiunei de repara-
tiuni obligatii in valoare de noua.
zeci de milioane marci in aur
pentru Fl trecute Ia contul Bel
gici.
Berlin. Ebert Sc pregateste
sa celebrexe cineia aniversare a
venirei sale ca presedintele repu-
blicei germane.
Viena. - La intrunire mon.
stra, tinuta sub auspiciul organi-
zatiunilor gcrmane, s'a protestat
contra tnturor tratatelor de pace
facute de la incetarea raxboiului
incoace. A cantat un cor de 1000
de yoci 81 la urlna san facut de-
'monstratii de strada.
Vera Cruz. = Sc raporteaza ca
orasul Tuxpam a fost atacat de
rebel, lar garnisoana compus;i
din soldatii lui Obragon a fueit.
Generalul Sanchez q plecat Ia
Mexiee City, spre q obtihe aiu.
toafele necesare Ia cnrktirea re-.
sinnilor petrolfere de bandit.
Du'bliu. - Camera Dsil Ei.
RAM ratificat astazi articolal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-28
INDRAzNET .AfENTAT PRE-
GATIT DE UNGURI CONTRA
SUVERANtLOR ROMANI.
Agentii exectttori arestati.
Legattra lor Gu regentul Horthy
al Ungariei. = Atentatul pregatit
pentru ziua incoronarii La
Hipodromul din Bucuresti.

Inca de pc la inceputul lunei
Iulie, directinnea generala a ST.
eurantei Statului fusese prevent
ia, de informatorii din streina-
tate, ca Sc pun la Gale diferite
atentate, atat la Sinaia, Cotroceni,
Hipodrom, 81 n caz cand nu al
Fl reusit acestea, ultimul trebuia
sd alba loo la Alba-Inlia, GU oca.
zia incoronarei.
Pentru ca nanica sa fie mai
mare, Sc planuisera in acelas
timp atentate la Belgrad 81 Atena.
Acestea avcau de scop o zdrun-
cinarc a statelor din Mica An.
tanta, pentru ca apoi sd Sc poata
intemeia vechea putcre a Unga
riei. y
Toate aceste planuri Sc fau-
rcau in localnl SOC. ''Ungurii carl
Sc desteapta" din Budapesta, So
cietate formata din sustinatorii
guvernului Horty, marea majori
tate ofiteri activi in armata nn-
CARA.
Aceste atcntate erau indrep-
tate contra familici regale, perso-
nalitatilor politice de la moi, a re-
Igelui Alexandra al Serbiei, contra
|lM Masarik, presedintele repn-
blicei cehoslovace si camera lni
Bencs, mihistru de externe al 4
'celuias stat
Informatprii din streinatate al
siguradtei, .nh dadeau amanufte
asnpra atentaterilor, dar aratau
ca ei 'yor intra in tara, in mod
lprecis in ziaa de 30 Iulie.
In acest scop, un intreg aparat
de siguranta, q fost TRIMS la from
tiefS, spre q lua lin pri,nire paza,
impreuna Ell serviciilc de sigh..
ranta locale.
~ 2. +
Cum Sc stia in mod precis ca
uaal din si - afla in CapitalA i sii
cum se parss "a acesta ar ii scfnl
osgsnizssiei, s'au inseput inc.
dist ,eersstarile.
Insdtevs lille, s'a putut alta, !,
sa scsstA ,s'sr nufni "Conte a. de-
Bdhont" csi dsnaiciliul Ii hotel
C0htihentAl.
(Fa urnaa)