davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-11-07
RECEIVERS IN BANKRurrcY

Receivers in bank -uptcy appointed yestsr-
day in the United states District Court were
CALDWELL PAPE., Co, INC. -- Judge
I,ca rned Hand appoir ed William Rand. Jr..
receiver for Caldwell Paper Co. Inc. 24i
Lafayette street, Will bond of 81 600 Lia-
bilitles are estimated at $4,000, assets,
az 600
FoRMACr HAT ,BLOCS AND DIE co
INC.--Judge Hand appointed John v.
Lyttle receiver for Y .rmaci Hat Block and
bic Co Inc 90 Prince street, with bond
OF $4,000 Liabilities are estimated al
IS 600: rssets, $500
WILLIAM ECNF.t--Judgc Hand appointed
Arthur Y Dalziel receiver for William
EEner, butcher, 423i Broadway, with bond
OF 81 900 Liabilities are estimated at
$1,000 assets, $1,000.
a III irVITT co.-Judgc Hand sppolnted
Elizabeth read receiver for Bcnlanhn ~
Levitt. trading as L. IL. Levitt Co., under-
wear, 600 Droaevu-. With bond of $1,000.
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scmEprLrs N nANKRurrcY.

schedules IN bankruptcy filed yesterday IN
the United states District Court were:
JOSEPH SHAPIRO. trunks and bags. 20
seventh avenue. and b5i Eighth avenue f;
liabilities. 81 SIS; assets. 5000.
BROADWAY TAILORING CO. julius les
sen. Lcnox avenue; Liabilities. SiI,1i0
assets, $500.
ADLER a slLvERBLATr, William G.. Adler
and samuel Sllverblat. liabilities, So,i1s:
no assets.
MOORE & CO.. nc. meat 6r.
West Washington Market Liabilities,
1891: assets, 5000
BRIDGE LUNCH CORP. schedules 81
Dridre Lunch Corp. @ni William street;
liabilities 81 .59J. assets. 81 $50.
ABE SANpBERG, q Wsshlngton place. Lila
bllitles x2T 80. assets $500
LIZ ROSE SILK UNDERWEAR CO. 1NC.
s13 Broadway. Liabilities, s2o,s'"; as
sets SSGtp
WELTMAN BROS. David. Abraham and 10
seph Weltmsn. cloaks and suits, - West
aist street. Liabilities, s5307G: assets,
si3.2Tt
Ak sfI,vERFARB co. INC.. cloaks AMI
suits, 3s West Goth street. Liabilities,
so7 7gg. assets, SIS. ..2i.
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the corresponding period of 1921. On
September 80 the company's untitled or
ders amounted to ss.2ss.s2s. compared
with $9.110.514 on June 80 and $780,
574 on September 80, 1921.
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Atlantic Ring
Ea IQo7
Baldwin Lc
Is fgsO

40 AVNV
f.......f03
Baltimore a q
PILE & w Va
a. f0ff
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Norwst Bel
1at Ia 1871
Oregon &
1nn-
Ore Short l.
-

Ore Short
nf A. tQol
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LOVE. Morris. and Salvatore L.
Ollyia--C. :. Lefcourt ct al. .......
Fredericka Schneer-S. McKeen...
WAIVER, John T.-W. V. Astor...
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
e first name IS that OF the de
10 that OF the creditor and d
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
TEETsow BEARING CO.. INC
&. 4. Cohan: May 9, 1921 ....
MACE MANUFACTURING CO.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co..
May 10. 1919. .....................
JAMES, John. and Nat: Surety co.
People. &c; May II, 1872 (va-
sAME-same; June Z, 1922 Cva-
catedl ......... ...e......... j
MCGUIRE. Thomas. and Nat. Sur
ETY. Co.--ssmc; April %, 1872
Vacated ............ ............ i
BRAZILIAN. Natios. and Nat. Sur
LET. Eugene. and Nat Surety Co.
Same April IS. 1922 vacated. 1
ACkERMAN, Victor j., and Column
bia Casualty Co.-same; Jan. =,
-. 1922 vacated. ........-..... ]
Surety Co.-Same; sept. ]. 1877.
LYNCH CONSTRUCTION CO..
NC Glenn: Sept. 2, g,le22......
OLSEN. Hoiger--J. NJ. Joseph; Oct.
-: lg22 i;,. ....,5'''':t'';iiR .....5 siR
BARNET, William r.. and Nat.
surety Co.--People. &C., June 2f. D..
fge2 ......-........... i
PALMER. William r.. and Nat.
surety Co.-Ssnle: June y, 1877.
BANTON. Ruth v, and Fidelity
and Casually co: Or New York
KEILING. Henry. Jr.-F. J. Bar
rett: Oct 6. 1870. ................. j
ABBEY. Msrle--I. Ast ct al; Oct.
SILVER AMUSEMENT co, NC
state Industrial Com; Jan. 20.
1921 (vacsted) ........'..'.'''..
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Ajax Rubber
~ 1886

1....... osh
2....... 9Sl4
Ala CT South
IS i943
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BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1922.
RANGE OF U. s. {

8. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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New I OrH OIV
AIS May 81
1.......105A
New York City
4ns 1867
1.......106
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
MADARSKO We SVAZU NARODU.
BYLO PRIJATO 20 SLlBU, zE DOSTOJf vSEM
SWIM ZAVAZKUM

Geneva, 18. zari-Madarsko bylo jednohasne zvoleno
enem Svazu Narodd shromazdenim ohoo t6lesa
legat Loudou Holandska sdel shromazdeni h Banf
y mnistr zahranicn vec da postacelne ujisten
Mad'arsko dostoji vsem svym zavazkdm
Slecna Christine Bennevie-ova Norvezska prvni zena,
ez podala zpravu shromazden leila pokusy byy podn
kany otirani obchodu opiem. Zprava odporucovala
aby rada Svazu ddkve pozvaa Spoene Sty ably
Willy sveho elena ma poradni opiovy vybor Svazu.
Zakroceni Svazu zastavenf valky Male ASH a ma
evu uecencd tamtez byo navrhovano ch1z sromazde
nj Dr. Nansenem vysokym komsafem Mezinarodn komise
ruskou ulevu. Dr. Nansen zadal povoleni podan
souce ably rada opravna pouzan pomocne organsace
skytani 1evy uecencim ,Anaoe zaroven prozkoumala
telstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
ODJfzDl DO cEsKO-
LOVENSKA.

Prfstf ctvrtek q. zari t. r.
opusti Cleveland O 2:35 hod.
odpl. Erie drahou nasi kraiani
p. Antonin Sedlacek manzel-
kou Barborou a dcerou Marii
= Frazee Ave. pod jejich o.
chranou cestovati bude s mimi
Jenny Krnacova, 5-leta dceru-
Ska rodiny Krnacu re Siam
Ave-, jiz predaji jeff teticce ma
Slovensku. We vlasti navstivi
Val. Mezirici a usadi Sc Br-
ne. Pan Josef Tomasek man.
zelkou Barborou synkem Jo-
sefem z Car ul. navstivi kraj
blatensky, rodi$te pi. Tomasko
We Cunovice u Domazlic, ro-
diste p. Tomaska. Stejne ma
navrat do vlasti po dvouletem
pobytu v Americe Sc test slec.
Mana Docxalova z Hamlet
Ave., jejiz rodiste je zlata ma
ticka Praha.
Vsichni jmenovani nastoupi
cestu z pristavu newyorskeho
pres Atlantic americkou lodi
S. S. George Washington, pa
roplavebni spolecnosti United
States Lines pres Bremy do
vlasti. o jejich peclive wy
praveni Sc postaral p. Fred Ho
lub, fiditel cizineckeho oddele-
nj The Cleveland Trust Co. v
newburghske odbocce Broad
way a Harvard. Prejeme vsem
ltemto cestujicim prijemnou ce-
stu a zdar v rodne zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
Co natropil pokles rissko-ne

Co natropil pokles rissko-ns
mecks marky, patrno nazorne
z obrazku, jejz o pomerech ma
severnim pohranici pfinasejf
warnsdorfske noviny. Pise Sc
tam: Nadmiru cily v zine po-
hranicni styk Sc sousednimi sa-
skymi obcemi, hromadny a ne
konecny nakup risskonemecke
no zbozi vseho druhu v posled
Mich tydnech zcela prestal. Pd
vodne ztrnuly kurs nasi koru-
ny (5-5.5O) k tomu jeste
denne stoupajici ceny vseho
zbozi v Nemecku kupni horec
ku ztlumily tou merou, re Sc
nekupovalo vlastne vubec. To-
tez platilo potravinach, KITE
re dokonce Sasici pocinali ku-
povati Ease u mas, zejmena po
kud jde o mouku nulku, v po-
Aednich dnech pax o vepfove
maso a sadlo. Cd n6kolika dnd
vsak toto mrtve obdobi ustou-
pilo novemu blaznivemu ruchu,
ktery dostoupil vrcholu minule
soboty, kdy pojednou saske
banky jaly Sc "a l Kc vyplace-
ii 10 risskych marek. V kra-
mech zapocaly opet polonaisy,
ktere pokladany byly jiz dav-
no "a odbyte. Nejprikreji jevi
Sc cenove rozdily v obchodech
Sc zeleninou. a v preplnenych
reznickych kramech zasoby
zbozi uzenarskeho a sunek ra-
zem vyprodany. Naval "a hra-
nice byl tax mocny, ze ma pr.
sasky celni trad byl nucen po-
uziti zakonnych pfedpisd po
dobu cd IL do 2 hodin odpol.
hranice jakemukoliv vyvozu
proste uzavrfti. To bylo prici-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
AMERIKA RODISTEM DE
VALEROXYM. Y

New York, II. zari. - Spor
rodiSte Eamona De Valery, vId
ce nynejSiho povstani v Irsku,
byl dnes definitiyne rozhod-
nut, kdyz byl ma newyorskem
zdravotnim trade ,nalezen "a
znam o jeho narozeni. Zaznam
ten HASA, re De Valera naro-
dill sc zde r. 1882 z irske mat
ky a spanelskeho otce. Pc ro-
disti De Valerove bylo intere-
sanity patrano proto, ponevadz
move vydani Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica tvrdi, re De Valera ma
rodil sc v Irsku a nikoli We
Spoj. Statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
OBCANSTVO PRO PREKLE.
MUTT NEBEZPECNYCH KRI-
ZOVATEK MA BROADWAY
u GARFIELD PARKU.

v Hillove sini, 8346 Broad
way konalo clenstvo the South
End Civis Association spolu Sc
zastupci predmestskych obcf
Maple Heights a Garfield
Heights schIzi, ma ktere vcera
vecer jednohlasne byl prijat
navrh, aby tax zvana White
house krizovatka byla odstra-
nena. preklenutim mostem, pro
dluzujicim Broadway pres
hrbitov Kalvarii, severne cd
zeleznicnich trait. Pred roz-
hodnutim vysvetlovali podrob-
nosti riznych navrhG okresni
komisari Jerry Zmunt a ]. F.
Goldenbogen, jakoz j okresnf
inzenyr F. r. Lander, kteri ve-
smes prohlasili, re Sc pri dal-
sim projednavani tohoto tax
duleziteho projektu zachovaji
die prani vetsiny obcanstva.
Podrobne rozpocty' budou w.
pracovany jeste tento tyden a
podobne sc zapocne vyjedna-
vati ddverniky hrbitova, tax
re pripadny naklad bude pred
lozen k odhlasovani jiz v listo-
padovych volbach.
Vyrovnana Broadway by We
dla primo cd vych. SO. ul. hfbt-
tovem a vydstila by starry
smer az "a krizovatkami. No.
We ceste muscle by ustoupiti
nekolik set rovI. Vydejovy
rozpocet pax by vykazoval OBJ.
nos $8OO.OO0. Mimo to posta.
ven by byl most z Broadway
pres Henry ulici do Garfield
parku jizne cd Broadway. Pla.
ny predlozene inzenyry Penn
sylvanske drahy urcuji vyde.
$350.OOO, z kterych by draha
sama prispela 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
ODSUZUJE RSKE POVSTALCE.

New York, 49, zar - Arcibiskup Michael J. Curey, z
Baltimore nastupce zesnueho kardnala Gibbonse vrat
vcera parnku Celtic navsteyy sve rodne zeme rska
safieke matky, jez byd meste Athlone Prav
re na SLOW dost snych vyjadrenf min6ni go hrstce po-
bloudlych rcanu nspirovanych De Vaerou ably pGsobi
zmatek 1rsku uvedi zemi zkazu. Mic nemGze byt
zjevnesho rsku dnes nezli re risky lid chce mir po-
cky stav Svobodneho Satu Nehors srankou vseho
ze De Valera eho ncele dostayai pomoc cd domn6ych
pratel Irska Spoenych Statech," dodal arcibskup
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
ZDEJSf RAKOUSKY KON.
SUI CESKEHO JMENA.

Novy konsularni zastupce
Rakouska, Jan F. ITCHY, vcera
oznamil otevfeni konsularni
kancelare We Finance budove,
$50 Prospect ave. Zdejsi urad
obstaravati bude prace pro sta
ty Ohio a Michigan.
ITCHY jest americkym obca.
nem po dobu 20 roku a "a sve-
tove valky byly mu sverovany
konsularnj povinnosti, ktere
zde vyrizoval vlastne konsulat
svedsky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
NEMECKO ZiSKA PUJCKY.

Pafz 18. zarf. = Reparacni krise byla skutecnos
urovnana vyjednavanim ez vedeno Londyne Rudofem
vensenem predsedou nemecke rsske banky die zprav
drzenych zde Angcka banka ste holandske banky u
voliy umoznti zaplacen Nemeckem Beg pokadnicnch
smenek ez sou spatny ku konc roku coz doc posky
nutim pGcky N6meku Nemecko pax uvoue spatiti ty
to p6cky uplynu osmnact mesc coz byla hdta zada
ma pdvodne bernskou vladou Zasuha urovnan
pficita Su Johnu Bradburymu brckemu cenu reparacn
komse.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
AMERICTf BANKERI POMO
HOU RAKOUSKU.

Widen, II. zarf. Dfivejsi spoil
kovy senator James Hamilton
Lewis dnes>v rozmluve Sc "a
stupci zdejsfch novin prohlasil,
re jista skupina americkych fl
nancniki poskytne do ctyr ne
del Rakousku pomoc We forme
$17,OOO,OOO cili 18,000,OO0,-
900 rakouskych korun, a ze "a
to bude zadati, ably mezinarod
MIN radcem pro Rakousko byl
jmenovan americky kontrolor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19

nou, ze cele davy poutnfkn
pred hranicnfmi meznfky musi
ly sc obratit a vratit sc domI
neporizenou. Ostatne i v Sas-
ku uz Sc stoupajicimu kursu
nasi koruny dovedli pfizpIso-
bit vyuzit no k vlastnfmu pro
spechu. TAX ma priklad maslo,
jehoz hrouda jeste v polovici
minuleho tydne prodavana po
38-41 markach, stale v sobotu
1852 marek bude pry jeste
drazsi. Tfesne, ktere pry po-
catkem minuleho tydne byly
po 6 markach, podrazily az ma
10 marek, margarin re 40 ma
1880 marek, salam a Stamina
o. 5 10 marek ma libre. Take
do Zitavy proudi nepretrzity
naval koupechtivych. Neni di-
WI, byla-li vzhledem k tomu
celni opatfeni zostrena a stou-
pnul-li' tim take pocet tresti, k
nimz Sc poji mad to vystraha,
ably nikdo nepodnikal cesty do
Sas bez nalezitych urednich
pr1kazu.
Jak pskns mluvil Hlinka v
Brine. Ma orelsky slet prijel ta-
Ike Andrej Hlinka a ma uvita-
cim vecirku promluvil. Podle
referatu casopisu "Dne", stalo
Sc ma tomto vecirku toto: "V
tom triumfalne "a jasotu a po-
tleskiu vchazi Andrej Hlinka
provazen drem Kovalikem,
drem Labayem Curikem. Uji
ma Sc hned slova. Jeho rec je
znova znova aplaudovana.
ZdGraznuje ,ze mimo pojitko
spolecneho jazyka, poji mas je
dina vira. Jsme jeden slovan-
sky kmen jedna slovanska We
tev. A trebas vetrou sc mezi
mas nejaka nedorozumeni, pre-
ce VIE mas laska spolecne
matky cirkve svate. My, lide
dobre vile, my katolici-republi
kani nikdy Sc neopustime. Slo-
vaci budou stat primo pri vas.
Orelska myslenka mas bude po-
| jit cd Sumavy az k Tatram a
bude mas pobadat k velikym ci
mum "a vlast". K tomu dokla-
dali "Lid. nov." brnenske: "Te
dy Brne Andrej Hlinka slavi
triumfy. Jeho posluchacstvo ne
vi, re ma Slovensku mluvi Hin
ka docela jinak, We "Slovaku"
Ii ma schizich. Ma Slovensku
ljsou mu Cesi cizinci, ktere tre-
ba vyhnat, ma Slovensku je mu
CHI ceskoslovensky stat, pro-
ii nemuz mluvi, kde jen ma
prilezitost. V Brine mezi Orly
najednou Andrej Hlinka HASA,
re Cesi a Slovaci jsou jeden
slovansky kmen, jedna slovan-
ska vetev."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19

Obchodni cestujici (k OBJ
chodniku): "Mohu vam nabid
nouti nase konservy?"
me, dekuji."
"Mam troji druh: prima.-
primisima a nonplusultra."
"uz to lide ami nejedi."
20, prosim, tedy tento druh.
Ty nejsou vibec k jidlu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
UPOZORNENf!

Uvadi Sc timto ct. vefej-
nosti ma Zapadni strans We
vseobecnou znamost, ze ma
smisto projektovaneho divad
Ia "Prazsky vzduch", jez
bylo pripravovano jiz rozpu
stsnym Ochotnickym Sbo-
rem, bude sehrana v nedsli
l.. rijna v Ceske Sini Sokol
ma Clark Av. fraska o tfech
jednanich pod maven
"Mestska rada ma
namluvach"
Divadlo toto studuji o.
chotnici Del. Tel. Jed. Be-
dfich Enels a Sokolove a So
kolky Nova Vlast. Vstu-
penky, ktere byly rozproda-
ny ma divadlo ''Prazsky
vzduch" mali platnost ma
divadlo ''Msstska rada ma
namluvach" ktere Sc tez hra
je We prospsch Sine.
"a Patronat Ceske Sine
Sokol
RIDITELSTVO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19

"Hled'te sousede, ten tady
ma venkove sestaral. Chodi chu
dak cely shrbeny." - 81 kde
pax sestaral. Cele. dny tady hle
da houby a uz mu to zdsta-
To-"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
Clenove spolkG, ta-
jennnici spolecnost1,.

mohou vydelati slusne penize
a dosici staleho spojeni cello
statni organisaci, tim, ze W.
uzitkuji svych sirokych znamo
sti. Neni to prace rozcilujici,
ale vyzaduje muze jisteho cha
rakteru a poctivosti. Tazte Sc
cd 10 do II hodiny dopoledni
" {. $50 Hanna Bldg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19

"Ten Kocabka sc piece do
stal ke draze? Vzdyt' rikali, re
nema dobre oci." = "Ona by
la "a n6j prosit jeho zena ia
ma hezke oci."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
URAZ KRAJANA FRANKA
SVOBODY.

Vcera dopraven byl do ne
mocnice Sv. LukaSe krajan FIR.
Svoboda, bytem v {. 2464 w.
chodni sc. ul., jenz cmyl "a
platil velice draze. Zamenil
totiz dvere jidelny "a dvere
sklepa, do ktereho spadl zna
enc Sc poranil, tax ze neni w.
louceno, re utrpel rozstipeni
lebky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
CECHU DOMOV.
RIDITELSTVO.

Zaloznl fond uvedeneho
humanniho spolku byl roz-
mnozen opetne znacnymi
Diary a sice:
Pi. Marie Benesch odved-
la v upominku sveho zesnu-
leho manzela p. Isadora !.
Benesche $25:OO. Sized Sc
sterske Podporujicl Jednoty
$4,000 a Sized c. S. P. S.
$500.
"Cechn Domov' v7dava
timto vrely diky "a uvedene
milodary s pranim, ably Sc
naslo hojne nasledovnlku.
VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
MONTE & WINTON
zelezafsky obchod
115O5 MILES AVE.

prodava pfitomne:
U. S. N. Desk Paint
ceny $3.75, gallon go. SITS
Floor Varnish,
ceny $4.00, gallon .... $500
Roller Skates,
ceny $500, par ....... $500
Pouzijte teto prilezitosti.
Tel. Broadway 1880.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now Instead OF taking
tonics or trying to patch mp a poor
digestion, they are attacking the real
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the liver In a soothing, healing way.
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ing their natural functions, away goes
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substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards olive Tablets are a pure
ly vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. You will know them by their olive
color They do the work without grip
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Take one or two at bedtime for quiet.
relief. Eat what you nike. 15c and So.
Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

the State farm, and fined 500 and costs.
for violation of the liquor law.
Frank HeltOn. sentenced from Madison
County, Dec. Is, 1921, three months to the
State farm, and fined SIS and costs, for
uetit larceny.
Otha Davis, sentenced from Decatur
County, Feb. 10, 1921, two to fourteen
years, for forgery, to the Indiana re-
Russell Bachelor, sentenced from
Wayne County, Sept. p, 1920 tw9 to
reformatory. Transferred to the State
prison.
Clifford Boulliez. sentenced from Vigo
County, Nov. 10. 1920, two to twenty one
years, for manslaughter, to the Indiana
refOrmatOry.
Samuel Robinson, sentenced from Law
renee County, Dec. 16. 1918, for life, for
murder, TO the State prison
Glenn Domer, sentenced from Elkhart
County, May %, 1921, two to fourteen
years, for burglary, to the Indiana re-
Joseph Pete, sentenced from Delaware
County, Dec. IA. 1921, three months to
the State farm and fined $3.50 for viola
tion OF the liquor law.
Flaws X. ColglaZier, sentenced from
Montgomery County, Oct 81, 1921, one to
seven years, for false pretense, to the
Indiana refOrmatory.
Thomas H. Shaw. sentenced from
Shelby County, Oct. 81. 1915. for life.
for murder. to the State prison.
Frank Henderson, sentenced from Law
renee County. Nov. Is, 1919, one to four
teen years, for grand larceny and bur
glary, to the Indiana refOrmatory.
Connie Bailey, sentenced from Floyd
County, Feb. 3, 1921. two to fourteen
years, for burglary, to the Indiana re
John Suddeth, sentenced from Marion
County, April 2. 1921, two to fourteen
years, for forgery, to the Indiana re-
Roy Gill. wabash County, fined 500
and costs. Oct. %, 1921, for violation OF
the liquor law.
Wesley Ball, sentenced from the Greene
Circuit Court, Dec. 20, 1921, six months
to the State farm and costs, for viola
ton of the liquor law.
Joseph McCOmb, Vigo County, Dec. 1O,
1921, sixty days county Jail and fined
500 and costs for violation Of the liquor
law.
Edgar Palmer, sentenced from Clay
County. Dec. 80 1921, three months to the
State farm and fined $500 and costs, for
violation Of the liquor law.
Griffin H. Macy. fined $50 in the city
court OF Indianapolis fcr violation OF the
liquor law Nov. % 1921.
John Burris. sentenced from Newton
County, Oct. 20, 1919, two to fourteen
years, for assault and battery to rape,
to the Indiana reformatory.
David I. Cooley, sentenced from the
city court of Greenfield, Oct. 10, 1921.
$50 days to the State farm and fined $500
and costs, for violation Of the liquor law.
PETITION WITHDRAWN.
Samuel Kendall Henry County grand
jury, suspended sentence.
STRICKEN FROM DOCKET.
James Layman. sentenced from Jay
County, Sept. 3, 1921, ninety days to the
State farm and fined 500 and costs, for
violation of the liquor law.
Twelve cases were continued by the
pardon board.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
FATE OF MORE
THAN 4-POWER
PACT AT STAKE


mems opinion, to an almost irresistible
opposition in the United States to any
idea Of curtailing our naval armament.
There would be, it is feared, little en-
thusiasm for our five in the 5-5-3 capt.
tai ship ratio under which allied Great
Britain and Japan would marshal a
strength of eight as against America
five.
There are men in the Senate who risked
the prophecy that the Harding Admin
istration might not even ask for ratifica-
ton of the naval treaty If the four power
pact, knocking out the Anglo-Japanese
alliance, were itself knocked out. Thus
would come down, like a house # cards,
the monumental work for world peace
and understanding so laboriously and tri-
umphantly completed at Washington one
month ago
The foregoing statements concern pure
ly consequences Of their four power
treaty's rejection in a military and ma
terial sense. The moral consequences to
the United States are depicted in Ad-
ministratiOn quarters as of even graver
magnitude. 1t Is known at the White
House at the State Department and in
the Senate that our conference co-signa-
tories are watching pending developments
iety is not a little sinctured with amaze
ment. They share the confidence Of
President Harding and Senator Lodge
that the treaties eventually are going to
go through, after the Senate has in
dulged In one Of its characteristic exhi-
billions Of invinciole self-assertion.
The Washington representatives Of
Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan.
China. Belgium, the Netherlands. and
Portugal refuse to believe a spite bloc
will compel Versailles history to repeat
itself. Nevertheless foreign diplomats are
known to be thinking what American
spokesman are at liberty to say out
loud, namely, that If the treaties Of
Washin gton are strapped by the Senate.
the future signature of the United States
on diplomatic documents is bound to be
Of exceedingly doubtful reliability.
President Harding said as much when
he submitted the treaties to the Senate
last month
1t is a strange combination OF bed
fellows who in Washington and else
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
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