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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Edwin III. Hrown

PuRoEL.Ly1LLE. VA, March IL
Edwin NJ. Brown. well-known
farmer OF this county, died at his
nome near hero on Wednesday. He
was In tho 69th year Of his ago and
mad been In Ill health for several
weeks. Ito was a lifelong resident
Friends Church. Lincoln. He IS sur.
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
DEATHS in VIRGINIA
n. l.. Robbins,

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March IL.
-R. l.. Robbins. CO. who came to will
liamsburg for medical treatment
from Lawrencevillc, Va. nearly two
years ago. and who formerly resided
at Alberta. died here this morning.
His. body was taken to Greensboro.
y. c., this afternoon. and the funeral
Will take place there Tuesday, He
is survived by his widow and n
nephew. II. w. Lee. OF Williams
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

MT. VERNON. GA. March ia
large concrete culvcrt on tho East
River was wrecked by the food OF
the Oconce River today. The breach
ut O'Clock was 100 feet wide and
the opening was widening rapidly.
water Is rising rapidly. Damage OF
several thousand dollars has been
done, II Is reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
ROBERT ]. WYNN
DIES in WASHINGTON
Postmnster-Gen Under Roosc-
welt succumbs mt Age OF II, After
Errntful Life.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. March l1.-Robert
j. Wynn. acknowledgements for a
year In tho Cabinet OF President
Roosevelt. died mt his home hero to-
day. aged IL years. He was ma
tive OF New YORK. and prior to as
Stunning The postmaster Sencralship y.
served as Il Washington newspaper
correspondent, and as first assistant
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.. Wynn. after leaving the Cabi-
net In 1905. was appointed consul
general at london and held that of
hce until 1910. Since that time, lie
has acted ms president OF tho First
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

or Farmriile, and III. II. Miller. also
vi Farmville. Tho body Will be
prouEht to Fnrmrille tomorrow
morning. and tho burial will talso
pIace from the homo on tho suburbs
Oh ,he town. Mrs. Rau was preceded
10 her grave by her father. Captain
n. ID. Miller. valiant Confederate
Veteran. whose death occurred n few
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Fight 10 s,yc Now u-,,

GREENWOOD. GA, March IL
civil Engineer j. y. Stevens ana n
big force OF convic,s are lighting to
save the new bridge over tho oconcc
River at this point. Seventy feet Of
IN" enhancement ana one of the an
breaches have been washed n,v,y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

Miss Gertrude Thomas. at homo; two
cons. Brinton. OF Newport Nows, and
McClung. OF Roanoke; three brothers.
DR. j. H. Thomas. Of Greenville;
Hugh Thomas. OF Glasgow. and Rev.
Joseph Thomas. and two sisters. Mrs
J. s. Hess. OF Steelos Tavern. and
Mrs. 4. g. Helms. also OF tho Iattcr
place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Mira. Minnie Gu,.ho,,

STAUNToN. VA. March 11.-Nfr.
Minnie Gutshall. wife of William
Gutshall died ut her homo on Jack :
son River. Highland County, Wed /.
nesday afternoon. Pleural pneumonia
vas tho cause Services were hold
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Gutshnl,
Is survived by her husband, father,
lanes Gillespie; two brothers, Con
nell F.. Of Cass. w Va. and j. II.
Gillespie. OF Monterey. and three al.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

uauEh1er. Mrs. James Brown. in Luz
ray. Thursday. For number OF
Snuls Mr; Bryant was postmaster at
son and two daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

ters. Miss Annie Gutshall. of Mon
terey: Mrs. George Orchard. or
Lynchburg. and Miss Sallie Gil!espie.
Of Kingwood, w. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Henry Ilrrnnt

STAtNToN. VA. March fl.-Sery
Ices were held this morning Mt Nc
Dowcll over tho body OF Henry
Rryant. who died at the hnma Of his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
nIr CnIyrrt Wrecked.

The Oconce is still rising. Traffic
Will be tied up for several days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
One Lot High-Gradt
Mems OXfOrds-In
Sizes 612 to S Only
S2.85 or.

F'NcTS ildla hUOWS the
unusual quality OF sample
shocs-weil, we have one
lot OF Mems Sample OK
'fOrds (abnut IS pairs in
the loD that will go on
sale at S2.S0 a pair.
These shoes are all Good
year Welts and are OF
excellent quality and are
the very latest spring
models. These shoes or
dinarily sell as high as
$3.50 per pair. but we
were fortunate in buying
this lot. and we are Of
ferinE them to the public
Mt a very small margin
OF proht-in fact at al
most give-away prices.
Men, come In and look
over this. big shoe value.
Remembcr-We Guaran-
tee Satisfaction
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
DOG HERO AT GARDEN.
By A. ii. Williams.

For thrills, both medodmatic and
emotional, there has not been a
motion picture production for
months with the possible exception
of THE Silent Call" which equals
Drawn Of the North" showing at
the Garden this week, starring
strongheart. the wonder dog OF the
movies. Drawn is dog owned by
Marion Wells. who goes to the
north country to aid her brother
and fiance to develop a mine. The
wild country has exposed her
fiance for what he really is-a
petty souled rascal-and fight en-
sues from Marion's refusal to mar
ry him, in which the brother is
killed and the fiance is drowned as
far. as Marion knows. But he
comes back and Drawn evens the
score for the brothers death, and
later when Marion is happily mar
ried to the hero the dog rescues
her baby from a pack of starving
wolves. And the wolves are really
there--mOre than dozen of the
gaunt beasts that live up to the
reputation of being sharks of the
wooded country. The way in which
they play their part in the vital
drama is a tribute to the genius Of
Mr.. Trimble in getting animals to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
-ssss q r.
VALENTINO Af CAR1TOI.
~ - G Rllhsr.

R0d0lph Valentipo, mn asea col
leEs hero and then q . xurgeons
young prince .Of Indta, = the treAt
you have at The Capifol theatre for
the drst hall a tn week, in his
latest Paramount picture, THE
Young Rajah." The story was
adapted By. June Matthias from John
Ames .Nitchell's popular novel,
Amos Judd, and the play OF the
same name BY Alethea Luce. Ac-
cording to the story, Valentino Is q
Hindu prince, who. - . child, is
smuggled out Of India to save his
life and is brought to America and
placed under the care Of q New
England family. The boy grows up
and becomes an athletic hero at
Harvard. His love. AFFAIR with q
young heiress is broken on when
he Is suddenly kidnapped by emis-
sar1es from India and taken back
to his native land. A usurper has
seized the. throne there, and Valen-
,ttno. now back in the garb of an
Indian prince. Gusts him.. Out of a
sense Of duty toward his people he
is about to sacrifice his love for the
American girl, but a series of unex-
pected happiness brings things out
happily.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
ASSESSOR MAKING
HIS RETALIATION
OF REAL ESTATE

Albert E. Nelson, township asses
OF, is already at work making re-
n!uations Of real estate in antici-
anon of the receipt of the tax
sooks from the county treasurer
hext April.
ne is making personal vista
aus and expects to continue his
vofk until the receipt of the books
vaen he will check up on his valu-
Won. n.ons upon which the tax levy for
w will be based. This work is
ssnerally performed by at least
4ree deputies. the assessor pro-
Osins to save this annual expense
4 performing the task himself. BY
1e time the books are received he
~ he will have completed his
@apecti0n Of real estate. /
The rest of the work will mere
De a matter of making entries
me revaluations upon the books.
ne advantage of this method, he
.Ased. in addition to the saving of
asy, will be that when called
20 BY the board of review to ex-
~ any revaluation he will be
~ to inform that, body that he
uAed the property in question
naily and not through the
alation Of . deputy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
ARES COAL
SUPPLY SOLVED


According to communication
received by the Rock Island Cham
Der Of Commerce from the national
Organization, the fuel situation has
become stabilized to such an extent
that surveys and reports by MEM
Der associations are no longer nee
essary. The program adopted in
September to equalize coal distri=
buefon through cooperation among
users in the period Immediately fol-
lowing the strike has been success
full.
Julius II. Barnes. president Of
the national chamber, writes that
"the movement of coal for ship
ment via the Gyeat Lakes to the
northwest has now reached the
point that guarantees adequate sup
plies before the close Of naviga-
ton, and the resumption of large
scale industries such as steel
plants and the relatively high oper-
alton of other plants shows that In
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13

Rock Island Il ono Of II towns
and smaller cities Of . total popu-
latioa Of 1.4e0 900. or an average
population Of $500. mentioned by
Edward Mott Woolley in the cur
rent issue Of the Saturday Evening
Post N communities in which the
lot Of the inhabitants is declared to
be 30 percent better than in metro
politan communities.
The only other Illinois city re-
ferred to by Mr. Woolley is Bloom
ington. Most OF the towns named
range from 10000 to 10000 in popu-
lation.
Statistics are collected which
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13

wAas q, yoa v.t, Reed - eaasuAasd
Sd
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13

Innings for the much maliKne
sminister's son" are had In while
Satan Sleeps 1t the Spencer
Square starting yesterday. Hand
some Jack Holt II in the leading
role, and he has excellent support
from Sylvia Ashton, Mabel Van
Buren,, BETTY Francisco and fiery
little Fritz Brunette. It's a west
ern story without bechapped cow
boys or loose gunplay, which alone
ought to recommend 1t.
Peter B. Kyne, whose novels are
well known, originated the plot Of
While Satan Sleeps" in his story,
The Parson Of -Pamamint." The
surprises Of the story are put over
In Z rather easefuI way which gives
the continuity q smoothness which
is quite unusual. But paramount in
tn production-above the plot, finn
ing and everything else-is the fine
dramatic work of just a few leading
characters. 1t Is hard to be severe
ly critical with the work Of the
handsome hero, not alone because
OF his appearance-always I'M
rufiled-bqt because he has the
goods so far as portraying the old
but somewhat delicate situation Of
a crook turning not only straight
but .pious.
|, Briefly, while Satan Sleeps" is
"a very good picture, a western play
without the usual crudities and
built around a plot which you may
or may not regard as being too
melodramatic in treatment. Added
attractions are another play Of "The
Leather Pushers," with the adver-
tised knockout" registered scenic
ally and closeup. Aesop's modern
lied and caricatured fables and the
latest reels complete the bill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13

give Ne volume Of business go
~ merchants, as well sns the sr1rs
age salaries Of bank officers, Hc-3
tory clerks. sten0graphers An6
other lides Of endeayor. the conclu-'
sion oR the author being that The
small town is best not only for sal-..
aired people but for those who are
In business for themselves. "Stor-l
les from the Il towns indicate, Z
says the author. that men gave 4
better chance ip such communi-.
ties"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
RESTAURANT FIRE.

Fire at 100 O'clock this mornipG
ina restaurant owned by Joe B19-
rejko. at go Seventeenth street,
caused $40 damage. Much OF the
damage was done by the smoke
which fified the entire restaurant.
The IRE started In the Kitchen.
the establishment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13

Uhile Albert J. Allguyer. shot In
y narket Square street battle Of
= {, lies in . critical condition ct
7 Asthony's hospital. the authori-
= ere guarding against his pos
- departure from the hospital
snsst leaving . forwarding ad-
-.
4 vaS said today that a guard
~ been stationed in Allguyer's
- each night for some time, and
t,eharged with the responsibility
1sssrding not only against ALL
m1Us's departure, but also keeping
= free from unofficial Influences.
ne guard was established by
npKi6 John Miller and is being
~ on the job at the request Of
ests's Attorney Ben 8. Bell. We
IDLY anticipate that Allguyer will
= able to leave the hospital unan-
roqnced, II he ever il able to leave
s1ye," said Mr.. Bell. but we have
sonbIished the guard as a matter
Z extreme precaution. II Allguyer
~ IN innocent spectator of the
ekooting in Market square. we Will
y only too willing to have this
poved."
Allguyer is conceded only slight
dance to recover. One of the bull
ss which struck him is still i'm
hsdded in his lung; and has resisted
oil attempts to extract it.
Allguyer, who claims Brooklyn,
n Y, as his home, has been ques-
toned by H. 8. Mosher, chief in
charge of Attorney General Edward
]. Brundage's investigation Of
crime and vice in Rock Island
county, and by other officials from
time to time, as his condition per-
nitted. 1t is understood that All
guyer has steadfastly chung to his
original statement that he was
watching the scoreboard in front
Of The Argus plant when the
shooting started, and was drawn
into the range of the bullets by the
excitement of the moment. How
ever. it is known that evidence
seeking to connect him with the
defendants held for the killing of
John LoOney. Jr., is being investi-
glted. The trail already has led
several hundred miles from Rock
Island.
II Allguyer develops any i'm
mediate signs of death, it is un-
derstood that the Investigators will
attempt to gain a dying statement
rom him 1t is recognized that in
s1treme situations, man is more
kely to make q clean breast of
things.
Investigation Continues.
In the meantime numerous wit
lesses continue to respond to the
simmons OF Mr.. Mosher at the
court house. Charges Of graft n
official and unofficial circles mark
tie course Of the investigation at
his stage. Nearly all witnesses
are being requested to sign stem
graphic reports~of their disclos-
ures.
There were no new developments
IN the proposed perjury case
against Edith Ortell today. 1t is
understood that the authorities in
cline to the belief that a strong
raan IF poriorv rnutd ho uyorl-od go,
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UPADkY MA WALL. STREET.
Cd /. LEDNA KOLEM TRICETI BURSOVNfCH
FIREM POPRASkALO

New York %. dnora. Financni boure ma Wall Street
srhla fmu Karos Burke do bankrou veGer
saha pet daSch dnes prohlasen "a zban-
kroovane podany byy pred federanm oudem pro nasled
jcim:
s. s. Ruskay Co.. passiva odhadovana So, 900,
aktva ST 500 j. w Ball Co., passiva odhadovana
S150,000 aktiva $4,000 Rodney Co., fnancni
neudava. Higgins & Dias Bernard j. Higgins Samuel H.
Das; neni udan zadny odhad passv aktv.
Cd L. edna kolem tricet rem Wall Street zbankroto-
vao dvanacti shedano vyseTovnm veke poroty je
ch methody by takove re podeha restnm zakondm Spo
jenych Statu Devatenact osob bylo souvislos
zaovano nekolk zmzelo.
Mimoradny zajem vyvoal upadek firmy Kardos & Bur .
toho duvodu re mad Glen frmv John Burke byl poka
nikem Spojenych pod dTivem presdentem Wlsone
Resignoval 1921 ably vstoup do obchodu Kardosem
etym brokerem enz zaca Wall Street osm ey jake
poslieek patem $40 tydn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
MA PORADU DO LONDYNA.
BYLI POZVANI IRSTf DELEGATE, PODEPSAVSf
ANGLO-IRSKOU SMLOUVU.

Dublin, 23 lnora Po dlouhe schiz irskeho kabnetu
dnes veGer pfedsednctv Arhura Grha nz pozvani
brske vady ably rs deega podepsavs anglorskou
pfisi do Londyna bylo probfano byo oznameno Mi
chael Collins nepfme ale ze Griffith eden nebo diva
no kollegd vyprav Sc do I1ondyna patek veeer.
zadne dfedni prohlaseni nebylo ydano po kabinetnf
schulz.
Pozvani toto vyvolao vazny rozrch kuzich pznivych
svbodneu satu kde pfevladaj obav, brcka vada
re zauat hedisko dohodnuti n9uz dospeo
fnistickem sezdu podryva auor smlouvy Toto edisko
jest vsak zcea odsnym cd onoho jez zaujima prozatmni
vlada.
Dohodnuti, nemz eini zmnka, spoeiva tom ze po
til mesice nebudou konany rsku voy tax ably obema
nam poskytnuta byla pfezitost obasn otazky,
jedna.
pfjel dnes do Beastu spekcnf cesty pode Userskych
hranic. Do Londyna odjede nejspfse paek vecer.
Navst6va premierova Londyne nebude vsa spojeni
pozvann Tisske vlady muz1m podepsavsm anglorskou
smlouvu ably pfijei do Londyna konferenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
VYHRADA K PACIFICkE
SMLOUVE.
Eyla navrzena senatOrem
Lodgem, clenem anne
ricke delegace.

Washington. %. tnora. Pc
porade s presidentem Hard
ingem v Bilem Dome dnes, Sc
nator Lodge z Massachusetts,
predlozil senatnimu vyboru pro
zahranicni vztahy vyhradu k
ctyrmocenske pacificke smlou-
We, kterou Sc obmysli zmirniti
ponekud ona, jiz podal sena-
tor Brandegee z Connecticut.
Jednani senatora Lodge-a,
jez vedle toho, re jest pfedse-
dou vyboru pro zahranicni
vztahy, byl jednim ze 4 anne
rickych delegatd ma konferen-
ci ma omezeni zbrojeni jake
takovy pomahal sestavovati
smlouvu, poklada Sc "a d1kaz,
re aspon jedna vyhrada bude
pripOjena ku SmlOuve a re adj
ministrace uznava tuto skutec-
most.
RGzni republikansti clenove
vyboru, mezi mimi senator Har
ry S. New Indiany a senator
Lodge, jenz radil Sc presi-
dentem dnes, oznamili, re p.
Harding jest stale toho mine
nj, ze zadnych vyhrad neni tre-
ba, avsak senator 2 Indiany ne
nj toho mfn6ni, ze president po
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stavil by Sc prot vyhrade, KITE
ra by pouze vyjasnovala mine
nj smlouvy.
Jest to pfesvedcenim senate
ra New, ,ze Brandegee-ova W.
hrada, prohlasujici, re "Spoj.
Staty neprejimaji zadnych "a
vazku, pravnich aniz mra~-
Mich, udrzovati prava smluv-
nych stran,'' m6ni opatrenf
smlouvy. z te priciny New ve-
II. re president nebyl by ocho-
ten prijati Brandegee-ovu W.
hradu.
Lodge-ova vyhrada mi, jak
nasleduje:
"Spojene Staty vyrozumlva-
il. ze predmluvou odstavci /.
II. smlouvy Spoiene Staty ne
.isou vazany pouzivati moci a k
iakekoli allianci, neb K obrane
dohodnuti jakehokoli druhu,
nez-li toho, jez mGze byti o.
pravneno die ustavy Spoj. Sta
tu."
Zajimave jest stanovisko Sc
natora Williamse, demokrata,
elena vyboru pro zahranicni
vztahy. Tyz prohlasil, re zdali
smlouva znamena jen to, co
jeji pfatele tvrdi, hodla hlaso-
vati proti nj. Senator Williams
pravil upfimne, re preje 81 al
lance re zdali tato smlouva
il neuplatnila, je to nepotreb-
ny document a re jest zbytec-
no prom hlasovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
PLAIN DEALER O "PROTEK-
TORATU CESkOSLOVEN-
SKA MAD RAkOUSKEM.

Ma redakeni stran9 dnesniho
Plain Dealeru cteme sympati-
cky psany clanek novem po-
meru naSi osvobozene vlasti k
byvale porucnici Vidni. Po-
m6r Sc zvratil a dnes must by
ii uznan primat Prahy. Cesko-
slovensko pomohlo velkodusne
byvalemu nepriteli pdjckou a
pomoc financni ma byti rozsl-
rena jakym patronatem mad
dnes rozvracenem Rakouskem.
jez Jest ma tom o malo lepe
nez-li nest astna Rus. Londyn
hlasi,t re evropske moci sv6fi
opatrovnictvf byvalemu statu
poddanemu "a tou pricinou
meskal ministersky predseda
Benes v Londyn6. Rakonsko
by arci v jeho aut0nomii nikte-
rak nebylo dotceno, ale cesko-
slovenskemu vojsku, by pri-
pade vnitfnich boufi pffsluselo
v zemi Sc postarati O poradek.
v dnesnim clanku pise Plain
Dealer dale, re dosavadni po-
litika Ceskoslovenska jest "a
rukou, ze dana mu moe jiste
nebude vyuzita k politice ma
silnicke. Ceskoslovensko, SOU
sed Rakouska jest nazyvano
nej1sp6snejsim staten evrop-
skym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
MADARSKE SNY.
Nevzdavaji Sc pry narokG ma
zems, jez patrily pod korunu
sv. Stepana.

Budapest, %. unora. - S
druhym rokem regentstvi admi
rala Horthyho a nutnosti no.
vych vseobecnych voleb svo-
lani noveho pariamentu, jenz
z Mich vyjde. Uhry nachazeji
Sc v nesmirnem rozcileni ma
sledkem potizi ustavenim per
manentni vlady a skutecneho
vladare.
Jiz nyni napovida Sc, ze lie
ocekavati velike srazky mezi
nesmiritelnymi Karlisty a stra-
nou umirnenych monarchistu,
ktefi jsou ochotni pfijmouti
tfeba ciziho panovnika a jest
zjevnym, re zavili karlisti bu-
dou neivetsi upornosti kon-
testovati sesazeni Habsburku
uherskeho trunu.
M. Mashirevich, uhersky w.
slanec pro Rakousko, prohla-
sill behem interviewu, re sesa-
zeni HabsburkG nikdy nebude
uznano zadnym uherskym "a
konem a jestlize Uhry daily
souhlas k vypuzeni Karla, re
stale Sc tax jen pod natlakem
a re nelze to povazovati "a "a
konite. Mashirevich pravil do
slovn6:
INA zadnou cizi dynastii ne.
bylo by mono spolehati, re u
koji uherske narodni aspirace.
Koruna znamena pro mas neco
vice nez pouhy symbol, pon6-
vadz kralovska prisaha jest
specificka a panovnik Sc il "a
vaMje, re v padu potreby bu-
de bojovat v zajmu zachovani
hranic a vseho 1zemi, 0 nem7
narod soudi, re mu pravem ma
lezi. To znamena, re jsme sc
nevzdali svych narokd ma Slo'
vensko a jiznf provincie, Sla.
vonii, Chorvatsko a Sedmi-
hradsko."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
RUTH LAW PRESTANE
LfTATI.

Chicago, %. 1nora. Ruth
Law-ova, drivejsi drzitelka le-
tn ma velkou dalku mezi Chi
cagem a New Yorkem a jinych
rekord1, dnes oznamila, re
vzdava sc dalsi cinnosti v tom
to oboru, ma schulz Americke-
no sdruzeni vystav. Slecna
Law-ova podnikla svij prvni
let pred deseti lety blize Bo-
stonu a Cd te DOLBY litala velmi
casio. Tvrdf, ze nikdy il nepo-
tkala zadna nehoda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
SBLfzENf RUMUNSKA S
JUCOSLAVIf.
Bude docileno snatkem krale
Alexandra rumunskou prin-
ceZnOu.

Bukurest', Rumunsko, %. Il
nora. Uredni zasnoubeni' krale
Alexandra iihoslovanskeho s
princeznou Marii Rumunskou
bylo oslaveno vcera odpoledne
v palaci Corocend. Alexandr,
jenz doprovazen byl minister
skym pfedsedou Pasicem a il
nymi ministry, byl pri SVEN
pfichodu ma nadrazf uvitan
kralem Ferdinandem a cleny
kralovske rodiny rumunske,
jakoz i cetnymi vladimir tired
Milky. Prnvod Sc odebral pax do
palace, isa ma ulicich nadse-
ne pozdravovan velkymi zastu-
py lidu.
Zasnoubenf krale jihoslovan
skeho rumunskou princeznou
ma velky politicky vyznam, pc
n9vadz znamena navazanf pri-
mych styki rodinnych mezi pa
novniky obou zeml, ktere. jak
znamo, We spolku Ceskoslo-
venskem, tvori 'Malou dohodu",
ktera do te doby osvedcila sc
tax ddlezitym cinitelem v osu-
dech stredni Evropy vibec. Pr
cte-li Sc k tomu navazani sty-
XII mezi Jugoslavif a Bulhar.
skem, k n6muz doslo v posled-
nj dobe, znamena to znacne u
klidneni pom6ri ma Balkane,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
20 MOVE STOPE.

Los Angeles 3d. dnora. Pc obdrzeni zpravy Detroiu
ze jisty Harry M Fields uGinl doznan vecer kdy
liam Desmond Taylor by zavrazden veil Venice
sestavaici jedne zeny dvou muzd ednoho beocha
noho Cnana, obyd Taylorovu poce zahajila patranf
tomto smeru DIE sveho doznan Fields obdrze svezen
druzny 5000 zavrazdeni Taylorovo bylo umuveno
jednom opovem doupet Venice pfedm6s Los Angeles
nevada Taylor pfekaze tupe podoudnikd obchodu
mamnym drogy Omen Chan Wong Lee zmzel Los Ange-
les spachan vrazdy avsak poce marne paala revo
miste kan die tvrzen Fedsova ej ukry Poiceni
fady ackoi sedu sopu pohlize Fieldsovo do
znani~ SkeDticky.