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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
GASESP0STP0NED
IN CIRCUIT COURT

Gases docketed for trial In Cir
cult Court today were postponed
by Judge W. s. Meredith on &C.
count OF the absence OF attorneys,
Raymond and Raymond. who are
in New York and could not get
back in time for the cases to be
tried today.
The first case docketea for trial
was that Of Harvey H. Lanham
vs.. F. r. Newman and W. NJ. Nit
chell. It was postponed until
April 10. The second case was
that Of the Farmers Bank Of
Shinnston vs.. Harry 3. Clark,
which 1t will be tried on April
10.
In the case OF Lawrence E.
Musgrave, administrator Of the
estate OF William May, deceased,
VS.. Catherine White, which is a
suit brought to settle tho estate,
Judge Meredith entered an order
directing the sale bf all the prop
erty involved in the case.
Tho case of John W. Hender.
son VS., DR.. James B. Clinton.
which is docketed for trial. tomor.
row, was called and a trial jury
selected and sworn In to hear the
testimony in the case. All jurors
not selected for the case to be
tried Saturday were excused until
$3.50 o'clock Monday morning.
Judge Meredith announced to-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
LITERARY SOCIETY
GIVES FINE PROGRAM

HARRINGTON, April 7.-The
Aurora Literary Society rendered
the following program at 2:45 this
afternoon in the high school aud.
itorium:
A-Topic: A Great Pianist
Beethoven.
Piano Solo-Helen Hammil.
-Beethoven's Life - Thelma
Huey.
S-How Beethoven Played and
Thought-Robert MARVEL.
4-Piano solo-victrola.
B-Topic: a Great vIolin!st-
Krelsler.
Life of Fritz Kreisler-
Walter Hamilton.
2-Humoresque - Dvorak =
Leila G. Conway, Harriet
Lowther.
C-Topic: A Successful Singer
Schumann4Ieink.
Character Sketch-Ernes.
tine Schumann.Hein - Sadie
BealI.
Vocal Solo-VIctrola.
S-Are Great Artists Happy
Marshall Matthews.
4-Vocal Solo-Victrola.
5-Does Music Pay?-Kath.
ryn Tobin.
Critics Report-Miss Ro'
gers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
Hi SCHOOL TO USE
H0UGHT0WN FIELD
.IntieId to Be Put in Shape
Beginning Tomorrow
Afternoon

MANNlNGToN. April 1.-THE
local high school baseball team,
resplendent in new uniforms, went
through some rapid practice work
at the Houghtown diamond last
night and gave indication OF soou
rounding into shape for real work.
The diamond snfield prevents
much real practice yet, but after
the boys put a little more work on
1t tomorrow afternoon 1t will be in
fair shape for playing. Several
holes need to be filled up and the
ground rolled again. The diamond
will extend several feet farther
back toward the creek this year,
and other improvements, including
a new back-stop will make the
Houghtown field the best for sew
eral years.
1t is believed that the high
school schedule will be played at
Houghtown this year instead Of
Blackstone Park. The only draw
back is the absence Of seats, and
II there is any possible chance
these fill be installed later. Black
shere Park will be, used by the Elks
and American Legion teams this
year.
Interest in baseball Is apparently
aroused to a higher pitch than
usual this year and authorities
predict a profitable season. 1t is
possible the church league will be
revived again, although nothing de-
finite has been given out.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
CENSUS TAKEN,

MANNINGTON, April Z. - The
annual Warrington school census
has been completed and Samuel
Clark, who had charge OF the work,
is handing his report to A. L. Thorn.
as, district superintendent, today,
1t is said.
Mr.. Clark stated yesterday that
there would be well over a thou.
sand names. 1t is the custom Of the
teachers Of different grades to Sc.
cuse the names Of children OF
school age. but at a meeting in the
high school recently 1t was voted
to place the work In the hands OF
Mr.. Clark, who is in charge Of the
commercial department.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07

Bud Youst of Falrmont mOtored
to this city last evening to visit
A. S. Steele OF Wheeling is a
business visitor in the city today.
{, G. R. Peyton Of Detroit Is a
business visitor in the city.
John Ely of Warrington was in
Fairmont yesterday attending
business matters.
G. F. busch of Fairmont was in
the icty yesterday on business.
w. Everitt Beatty and Samuel
Clark Of this city motored to Fair
mont Wednesday.
a. L. Nehel Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Is In the city on business.
Paul Fleming Of Fairmopt
motored to this city last evening
for a visit with friends.
H. G. Mcneil Of Chesterfield is
IN the city attending business mat.
S. ". Thompson of Pittsburgh
Is a business visitor here today.
P. g. Varnsworth OF FaIrmont
was visiting friends in the city last
evening.
Louis Apron and A. A. selman
OF Pittsburgh are business visitors
in Warrington.
j. g. Murray OF Fairmont is in
Warrington today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips
motored to Fairmont Wednesday
evening.
W. E. Fitzpatrick of New York
City is a business visitor in Man
". NJ. Van Camp of Mounds
VILE is here visiting business
John A. Ford. president OF the
Marion Window Glass Co., has
returned from Columbus, Ohio.
where he visited his family and
attended business matters.
Miss Pauline Turner OF Man.
ntngton was In Fairmont Wednes.
day.
Roy Alder has returned from
New York and other eastern cities
where he has spent the past few
days attending to bushes matters.
Eyerltt Jones has returned to
his home in Pennington after n
visit with friends In Warrington,
Harry Brown Of FaIrmont mo-
tored to Warrington last evening.
Elmar Stewart Of Pennington
was a visitor in the city last even
Marshall Matthews of this city
was visiting friends In Fairmont
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. j. E. Masters OF
Brookslde addition, have returned
from Fairmont where they visited
kins.
B. F. Connaway Of. Farmlngton
was in the city Wednesday after
noon.
Q. NJ. Green has returned from
Wheeling where he has been at
tending business matters.
Harry ]. Taught of the Prich-
ard Supply Co. is able to be out
again after a serious attack Of in
tluenza.
Miss Laura Burt is visiting
friends in Wheeling today.
Mrs. J.. Howard Coleman OF
Pennington was visiting relatives
here on Wednesday.
Harry Thomas OF Trenton. N. J..
has Joined his wife and family, who
are guests OF relatives in Manning.
ton.
Mrs. Guy S. Furbee is out again
after an illness at her home iG
Furbee avenue.
Arlie Robbins Of Rymer was a
business visitor in Warrington yes.
terday.
Patrick Keter has returned from
a business visit to Wadestown,
G. Howard Long was : business
visitor In Logansport yesterday.
Roy F. Alder has returned from
a business visit to New York, Bal
timore, and Philadelphia.
The Rev. B. E. Hanes will go
to Fairmont this evening to preach
at the First Christian Church there
In the series of meetings being
held preparatory to the Easter pro-
gram.
]. D. Muldoon. state supervisor
Of rural schools, will be here this
afternoon, going with District
Superintendent A. l.. Thomas to
inspect the Union School In Mann
ington District, 1t is hoped that
this school can be standardized.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
ssottIsh RIte BANQUET

The annual Maundy-Thursday
banquet Of the Scottish Rite Ma
sons VII be held in the Masonic
Hall at G:30 Thursday evening.
All visiting Scottish Masons are
invited to attend.
DR.. w. S. Hamilton, X. c. C.
H., of Wheeling, will be present
and address the members.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
EpWoth Leaaue Entertalns

The "tacky" party to be given by
the Epworth League in the Nj. =.
Church tonight will be an alto.
gether Informal affair. and will
probably result In much fun and
amusement. Because the rules pro-
hlblt any fancy dress, the costumes
will quite likely be Of a varied ma
ture and extremely interesting 10
say the least.
The program opens at 1853; not
1858 or s o'clock. The public is
generally invited.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
Legion Meeting

Charles MILAN post No. 40.
American Legion, will meet tonight
IN their hall on Buffalo street, and
according 10 announcements made
yesterday will organize a baseball
club. Plans are very immature
yet, but they hope to have a win
ming aggregation. This team will
make three local mines. and it be.
gins to look as IL Warrington
would have plenty Of local sports
this year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07

day tEiEt ne work Of the court
ihad been progressing nicely so
1fas thIs term and ina THEY are
right IN With The docket. The
rexttwoEw6eks, However, PROMISE
to be lively asa alnrge numher o.
eases 9re set for triaI, and d hard
effort will be made 10 keep up
with the docket.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
Book Club,

Mrs. c. Walter Prichard delight.
fully entertained the Book Club at
her home in North Market street
yesterday afternoon, with one OF
the spring seasons most pleasant
events. The dining room Of the
home was tastefully decorated with
yellow jonquils. Luncheon was
served by the hostess, and the aft
,ernon was spent In sewing.
The date for the Spring Lunch.
con to be given by the Woman's
Club OF Warrington at the Hote.
Bartlett is announced for 'Wednes.
day, April IS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07

Mrs. Walter Hibbs of Dents Run
died at 5 o'clock this morning IN
q hospital in Wheeling. Her re.
mains will arrive here at 12:45 to.
day. and be taken to her home inI-
mediately. Funeral announcements
will be made later.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
Boy Scouts Meet

The NJ. E. Church troop-No. 2
Boy Scouts of America, will meet
tonight at their hall and tenderfoot
and second class tests will be
given. A full attendance os scouts
Is asked.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
SOCIAL NEWS
Rake Sale,

The women Of the Christian
Church will hold a bake sale at the
Hess Hardware Store Saturday.
Cakes, pies, candy, and other good
things to eat will be offered.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF


Notice is hereby given, that
at a meeting OF the S%tockhold-
ers OF the Warrington Athletic
Association, held at the office
Of said corporation In Manning
ton, Marion County, West vir-
ginia, on the 2Sth day Of
February, 1922, a majority OF
the stock being represented,
and voting %favorably, It was
then and there resolved 10 dis,
continue the business of said
corporation, and surrender the
charter.
Warrington Athletic Assn.
by Ray c. Magee, Pres.
Jos. P. Gaughan, Secretary.
....
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
TRACTION NOTES

Maj. Earl H. Smith returned
from Petersburg today, where
last night he attended the special
meeting Of the Parkersburg Cham
Der Of Commerce.
E. B. Smith was back at his
desk today, Mrs. Smith, who has
been quite Ill, is improved today.
George NJ. Alexander, president
of the Monongahela Power 6 Rail-
way Co., who has been in New
York for several days, is expected
back tomorrow.
E. Blaine Moore and Ord Tough
are expected back from Parkers-
burg early this evening. They
attended the chamber of com.
merce meeting there last evening
and then remained over to trans
act some company business today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07

Field Goals: Carr ., Eotf /.
Foul Goals: Carr none In 8, Lem.
ley 8 in 7, Wise none in l, Eotf none
in /.
Referee: Miss Frances Furbee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07

In parts OF Switzerland, a maid
becomes. engaged to a man IL she
accepts from him a bouquet Of
edelweiss.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07

Field Goals: Norton 2; Long
streth 8: Shine 6: Dunnegan /;
Shahady L; Parrish 1.
Foul Goals: Shine l, K. Rymer
substitutions: Dunegan for Gil.
Ian; WEIGH for Shahady; shahady
for Norton; Norton for Longstreth:
Mortified for L. Rymer; Boor for
Stockman; Wise for Parrish. Ref
cree, Coach Jerry Blake.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07
FAST PLAYING IN
.IN~TERGLASSGAME
Junior High Tourney Gets
Under Way in Game
Last Night

MASNlNGToN, April z. - The
Junior high. %inter.class basketball
tourney started of with a rush last
night when the SA boys took over
the 7B boys in a score OF 81 to :,
and the SA girls beat the IA girls
10 to 5.
The games were fast and inter.
esting from the very first foot o!
the whistle and some Of the play.
ers demonstrated varsity basket.
ball. Shine was easily the best In
the SA five, securing five field
goals and one foul. The only field
goal made by the 7B boys was made
by Parrish. X. Rymer, forward, got
three fouls out OF five.
The SA girls made IS points, and
Carr, forward got them all, max.
ing nine field goals. Coach Jerry
Blake said she just lifted the ball
up and dropped 1t through the bas-
ket without touching the rim. The
IA girls got one field goal, by Eoif,
and tire fouls, all Of them by Lem.
ley.
Interest ran high last night, and
the tri.finals tonight are expected
to arouse much enthusiasm. The
finals will be played Tuesday night
at the Burttown gym,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
RADENf KU KLUX KLANU.

Topeka, 81. rfjna. Zdali Ku
Klux Klan mize byti zakonite
vypuzen z Kansasu, jest otaz-
ka, jez zajfma zdejsi obcan-
stvo po oznameni guvernera
Allena, ze podnika kroky k to-
mu cfli. Pro prosloveni nekoli-
ka reci v mfstech, kde Klan je
slime ukotven, Allen nar{dil ge
neralnimu navladnfmu Hop
kinsovi. ably zabranil dalsi
zfskavani GenI zminenou orga
nisaci oznamil, ze plany ma
vypuzeni jeff dfednfkd "jsou v
proudu". Nekolik dnosI a zmr
skani ud&lo Sc v poslednf dobe
v Kansasu, coz Sc pficita Ku
Klux Klanu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
CHYTAc PsU PoLAPIL -
ZLODEJE.

Chester Capaldi, jehoz IRA
dem jest zmocnovati Sc pro
spolecnost Ochrany zvffat tou-
lavych psh, nemajicfch znam-
ky, re "a ne zapravena byla
lprislusn& dan, byl vcera z jed
noho obchodu vyslou zenou u
pozornen, ze jest pronasledo-
vana muzem, jenz Y jejf ote-
vrene v onom kr&m9 kabelce
spatfil v&tsi obnos penez. O.
chotny lapac, neb ink Sc rika-
10 u mas donna "antousek" ne
chal ambulatni vdj psi krimi-
nal stati, pnstii Sc - podezfe-
lynn, zastavil jej q 1pfedal po.
lici. Muz byl zatcen, ucineno
nan udanf, ale po slokeni zaru.
ky propuSt9n ma svobodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
PRED SNATKEM - PRO-
HLfDKA.

Chicago, 81. rijna. Kazate-
le episkopalni cirkve usnesli Sc
pozadovati lekarske vysvedce-
nj cd kazdeho muze a zeny,
kdoz prijdou k MIN, ably je od-
dali die episkopalniho obradu.
Vysvedcenf museji dokazovati,
ze snoubenci nejsou stizeni
'krevnimi neb venerickymi ne
moceni. Resoluce tato byla pri-
jata ma schulz kazateld pc
prednasce zdravotniho komisa
fe Bundessena o venerickych
nemocfch, jenz prohlasil, ze du
chovni jsou mravn9 zodpoved.
nj "a nasledky, kdyz osoby ta'
kove oddajf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01

Dublin, 81. fijna.. Tuha bit
va svedena byla dnes We Cliff
den, 46 mil severozapadne cd
Calwey, mezi narodnim VOL
skem oddilem nepravidel-
nych. Osmdesat narodnfch vo-
jakl bylo zajato s rucnicemi a
strelivem po desetihodinne BIZ
I've. Jedna z jejich kasarnich
budov byla spalena druha Wy
hozena minou. v jiznim Irsku
pokracuje Sc v Rampant zka-
zy. Zeleznicni nadrazi v Nal
low, jednom z nejddlezitejsfch
stredu systemu Great South
ern and Western, bylo zapale-
no v noci a jest hromadou zfi-
cenin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
MlLITARIsMUS ZKAZOU
EvROPY.

Boston, 81. ffjna. Europa kle
sa pod bfemeny ohromnych ar
mad zcela v nepomeru k jeff
financni schopnosti vydrzovati
je, die sekretafe statn Hughe-
Sc a ''kazdy pol Us odstraniti
tato bfemena Sodnutfm >se-
Hal. IIospod6 fslEs znovuvybu
dovanf Evropy, Hughes prohla
sill pred republikanskou valnou
schIzi zde vcera vecer, jest ma
prosto nemozne, pokud mocno-
sti nezmensi armady, jez jsou
"vydrzovany hlavne z ddvod6
nedivery, strachu a narodnfch
aspiraci." Tudiz neni pry zad'
ne pritiny, "proc nell bychom
plytvati svym vlivem postave'
MIN sc ma tn -neb onu stranu ne
bo dokonce pokusem witt ma Sc
be 1lohu diktatora."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
PRoTI sNIzOVANf MZDY.

Washington, 81. rijna. Ne
mIze byti snizovanf We mzde
delnictva, aniz by tim nevzni-
kla velika hospodarska ztrata
cele zemi, statisticky 1fad od-
boru prace prohlasuje We zpra
We, v niz uvadf vztah mezi po-
vsechnym pokrokem a delni-
ckou mzdou, "a niz Sc da slus-
ne ziti. Toto jest odpoved' nej-
vetsich vladnich specialist1 v
oboru prace a prdmyslu ma w.
smfvani Sc theorii o mzde, "a
niz da Sc ziti, v6tsinou zeleznic
nj pracovni rady v Chicagu. O.
no t9leso, vlastne v9tsina jeho,
zastupujfcf kapital a ''vefej-
most" dospela k presvedceni,
ze drahy pfisly by ma mizinu'
kdyby delnictvu platily sluSnou
mzdu. V teze zprav6 statistic.
keho 1radu Sc dale uv&df, re We
Spoienych Statech 41,5OO,OOC
'osob jest zam9stnano We vyde.
lecnych povolanfch a z techte
24,8OO,0OO Gill temef 60 pro
cent pracuje "a mzdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01

pri dsti dolI pfiblizne 25
cent? "a tunu.
Ac toto zvyseni neprivedlo
by cenu ohioskeho uhli proda-
vaneho We state ma lroven cen,
jake jsou placeny venkovnimi
spotrebovateli, prece jenom
do znacne miry by to vyrovna-
10 rozdfl. Cena urcena ohio
skymi ifady "a uhli vyt9zene a
prodavane We state rizni sc
cd 1886 do SSH "a tunu. Po-
slednejsf cena jest "a uhli ur-
cite velikosti jakosti.
Ceny, ma nichz federalnf L.
rady dohodly Sc s ohioskymi t.
zari jako ma prim6fenych "a
uhli dodane pri lstf dold pro
mezistatnf zasilky, jsou $4.75
"a tunu uhli vydolovaneho "
jiznf Sasti statu $4.25 "a u
hli vytezene We vychodnf casti.
Ackoli statni administrator
paliva Neal zminil sc We SVEN
telegramu federalnimu admi-
nistratoru Pensovi o moznosti
pfevzetf dolu staten, general
nj navladnf a ostatni statni Il
rednici pfistoupili by ma tentc
krok jedine tehdy, kdyby neby
10 vyhnutl. Poukazuji, ze i kdy
lby kazda libraSnhlf .vyt4 45en6he
Iv Ohiu zdstala We state, jeste
by to nestacilo pro domaci spo
trebu. Vnbec "a normalnich pt
m9rd spotrebovatele v Ohiu d$
vaji prednost uhlf vytezenem,
|v Kentucky a Zap. Virginii.
Nasledkem hrozicfho nedo
statku nastala vsak velka po
ptavka po uhlf domacim a ns
konferenci v Columbus mali b.
ii ucineny kroky, aby dosti uhl
znstalo We state pro domac
| spOtrebu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
CIZINEC NEMA USTAVNICH
PRAV.

Chicago, 81. rijna. Nv mine
nj tohoto soudu prislusn{k jine
zeme bydlfci We Spojenych Sta
tech nema naprosto zadnych u
stavnich prav," prohlasil fede-
ralni soudce Page pfi odmitnu
ii zadosti O tax zvane "habeas
corpus, peti clen1 I. w. w..
kteri po vyslouzeni 81 lh1ty pre-
porusenf tax zvaneho spehyf'
skeho zakona byli opetne zat'
ceni prist9hovaleckymi lfady
mali bJti deportovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
RADf Sc 0 UHELNE SITUAO.
CUVERNER DAVIS A STATM A FE-
DERALNf ADMINISTRATORS PALVA.
JEDNA Sc o TOM ABLY v OF11U ZUSTALO DOST
UHLf PRO ZDEJSl OBYVATELSTVO

Washington, 81. rijna. o
prostfedcich, aby zIstalo v O.
hiu dosti uhli pro potrebu oby
vatelstva tohoto statu, bude jed
nano ma konferenci mezi tired
Milky Spojenych Statd a statu
Ohiu v Columbus Ultra.
Pripravy. pro konferenci by
ly vykonany dnes generalnim
navladnim Johnem G. Pricem
z Ohia, po rozmluve 0 situaci
s presidentem Hardingem a po
telefonni rozmluve federal
MIN palivoyym administrator
rem C. E. Spensem v Chicagu
a guvernerem Davisem z Ohia
We Steubenville.
tt, kdoz Sc sdcastni schizky
v Columbus, jsou: Spens, jenz
Sc zastavi v onom mest6 ma
ceste z Chicago do Washingto-
nu; guv. Davis, generalnf ma
vladni Price, jenz odejel odtud
dnes vecer; statni palivovy ad-
ministrator G.. j. Neal z Cleve
landu, j. C.. Hepburn a F. r.
Wadleigh, assistenti p. Spense
a nekteri uhelni tezari z Ohia.
Budou cineny pokusy ohio
skymi dredniky, ably federalni
palivova administrace a komi-
sc pro mezistatnf obchod doho.
dfly Sc na ia p1anu, die nehoz po-
skytovani kar ma vyvazeni u.
hli z Ohia bylo by omezeno,
Timto zplsobem dosti kar mo.
hlo by byti udrzovano v Ohiu
pro dopravu uhli pro spotrebu
We state.
Pravi Sc, ze Spens kloni Sc X
presvedceni, ze svlzele, ktert
prodelavaji obyvatele Ohia Sc
ziskavanim uhli, molly by by
ii do znacne mfry odklizeny
kdyby stat zvysil ceny "a uhl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
FRANCOUZSTf RADIKALO
We v CINNOSTI.

Pariz, 80. .ffjna. Komunisti-
cka sekce francouzske Fedora
ce prace ustanovila vybor,
jenz by pecoval o vychovu del
nickJch rad We vsech prdmyslo
vych zavodech.
Komuniste vysv9tlujf toto o.
patreni jakozto pffpravne, ably
v pfipad9 revoluce mohli byti
nahrazeni zam9stnanci v oboru
prtmyslu.
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FILIPINCI zADAJf NEOD-
VISLOST.

Manila, 80. rfjna. We filipin-
ske snemovne pfedlozena byla
vcera resoluce, v niz zadaji sc
Spojene Staty, ably uznaly pra
vo ostrovd ma neodvislost. Re-
soluce odkazana byla vyboru.
zada rovnez Spojene Staty, a.
by urcily datum pro svolan{ kon
stitucni konvence, ktera sesta-
villa by 1stavu, O niz neodvislf
Filipiny by Sc opiraly.
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fasciStu do Rima byl dnes wy
vrcholenim nekrvave italske re
voluce. Staff Rimane, ktefi Sc
pamatuji ma prichod kralovske.
no vojska do vecneho mesta
20. zari 1870, slzeli radosti, ne
bot v jejich pfesvedceni 81. RI
jen bude pro vsechny easy zna-
menati zacatek velike epochy v
italskem narodnim zivot6. v 70
ce 1870 byla pry Italie naroze-
ma, dnes byla zachranena pred
bolsevismem.
Mlad& generace, jez v neko-
lika dnech privodila tuto o.
hromnou zm6nu v politickem
vzezreni Italie bude vzdycky
pohlizeti ma sveho mladistveho
vndce, Renito Mussoliniho, ja-
ko oni veterani dnes Sc zamze-
nyma ocima vzpominali Carl
baldiho.
Sto tisic dobre ukaznenych
fascistn pochodovalo Rimem cd
severn k jihu, "a potlesku ja-
sotu neprehlednych zastup1 i
talskych obcanI, kteff shroma
zdili Sc We hlavnim meste ze
vsech koncI kralovstvi.
Jeiich velitel, Mussolini, by
hlavni postavou v prhvodu. ia
ko ii ostatni, kdoz kraceli "a
MIN, vIdce mel ma sobe cernou
kosili organisace. Byl prostovls
sy a v knoflikove dirce mel cd
znak fascisti, kdezto ma le
vem rukave mel n6kolik prym
XII naznaeujicich, re byl raner
We svetove valce.
;; Plnych sest hodin fascist ia
hi ulicemi v6cneho mesta
;mnozi z tech, kdoz byli v prt
vodu, prisli az z velike dalk!
! a zrovna yeas, ably mohli vpat
nouti do rady. z jedineho To
skanska prijelo $4,000 fasci
stu. Sc strany RimanI dostal'
Sc Jim nadseneho prijeti. Kra
Viktor Emanuel zistal ma bal
kone Quirinalskeho palace o.
2:3O hod. odpoledne az kdy:
privod presel pri soumraku.
Vsichni pochodujici muz
nell ma sobe cerne kosile, ale
max jejich vystroj velmi $
rdznil. Nekteri NELL cepice, j
nj mekke klobouky a jeste jim
: ocelove helmice, ktere nosili n
: valecnych frontach. Nektei
NELL hlavy v1bec nepokryte
: Spodky jejich byly vsech moz
nych barev a obuv Sc rGznil
cd vysokych bot do tanecnicl
StrevicH.
Byli ozbrojeni pouze jizdee
kymi biciky a kratkymi obus
ky. .Vpadali do rad "a zvukI n
scetnych kapel, v cele krace
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HROZNA ZKUSENOST CES
KE DfVKY.

Chicago, 81. ffjna. Napolo
vyhladovela a temef slepa, $ te
lem pokrytym modfinami. Ma
nv Divinova, 19-leta ceska div
ka, vypravela policii dnes, jak
byla denne bita cd sve matky
b3hem dvouleteho v9zneni '
podpfizemi jejich domova. Ma
tka, Josefina Divinova, 47-letd
byla zatcena.