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nifty children. or about twenty-five
adults, and all that's necessary to Sc
cure its use is for an organization to
apply to tho secretary Of the club.
Our schedule Is far from completed
for the. fall, and we will be only too
glad to have it in use whenever avail
able
Following Mr.. Semmes' talk James
Sharp. j. Harry Cunningham, william
Clabaugh, Richard Lamb. Harry
Evans and John Let's volunteered to
defray expense Of gasoline and driver
for the next -four months.
On the motion Of Charles ]. O'Neill,
former president. the bylaws Of the
club were suspended temporarily. and
former Rotarian Robert Lawrence,
organizing director Of Washington
Music week. was elected member
Of the organization by reclamation.
Mr.. Lawrence was formerly a mem
Der of the Birmingham. Ala. Rotary
Club, but was forced to resign. owing
to change of residence.
Morton Downey delighted the as
sembly with several vocal solos. The
young singer has just signed a con-
tract with Augustus Pitou, and music
lovers present yesterday predict a
brilliant future for him.
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SAYS PARTNER DREW GUN
TO.FORcE HIM TO DANCE
Fred E. Purnell Seeks Dissolution
of Partnership With Beverly R.
Pulliam-Asks Accounting.

Alleging that his partner while
drunk during business hours covered
him with a loaded revolver and de-
Inanded he dance and whens he re-
fused to comply with the request
fired a number of shots. one Of which
struck the sole of his shoe. Fred E.
I'urnell has asked the District Su
preme Court to dissolve the part
nership under which the Owl garage
and repair shop at 612 L street north
ives. has been conducted. Mr.. Purnell
also wants an accounting and a receiver
to conduct the business pending the
dissolution.
Through Attorney Michael NJ.
Doyle. the plaintiff says the business
has been successful and recently an
offer of $4,000 was made and. al
though he wanted to accept it. Pull
liam refused. His partner drinks,
the plaintiff asserts. r.ld over his
objection has permitted number Of
parsons to congregate about the place,
which led to a recent raid by police
and revenue officers.
The differences between the part
ners cannot be reconciled, the court
is told. and a dissolution of the part
nership is desirable.
Evening star., 1922-09-15
GERMANY PROSPEROUS,
SAYS DR.. ABERNETHY
Reports European Trip at Rotary
Meeting-Club to Extend
Charity Bus Loans.

Germany. to all outward appearances.
10 the most prosperous looking country
In Europe today, declared Rev. w. s.
Abernethy. pastor Of the Calvary Bap-
tist Church. In a talk before members
Of the Rotary Club at the Now City
Club Wednesday.
DR.. Abernethy gave many experiences
recently encountered while in the land
Of the former kaiser. and said that
the people were all working and money
being spent like water"
He said that prices IN Sweden were
the highest OF any country in Europe
and. as a comparison with those in
$3.50 to have suit pressed there. where
he had paid but cents for the same
work in Germany.
He gave many interesting illustra- :
tions OF tie progress Of the people OF
the newly recognized countries in the
Baltic, and declared that America ms
who thought OF Latvia. Esthonia and
tho other so-called little known" ter
ritories as a century behind the times
'.are nightly mistaken"
William Knowles Cooper presided and
called on Charles W. Semmes. former
president, who reported on the activi-
ties OF the bus committee Of the club.
After enumerating the many bene-
fitted by the use Of the bus during the
summer. Mr.. Semmes said that the
committee was most desirous OF in
forming the general public that the
vehicle was always at command OF
any deserving charitable organlza-
tioa ~ tie District.
There has been some misunder-
standing about the use of the Rotary
bus" said Mr.. Semmes. Many insti-
tutions and individuals are under the
impression that 1t can only be Sc
cured once during the season. This
is not the case Any reputable or
sanitation may use it as often as nee
essary. We have just allotted it each
Friday in September. October, No
vember and December to the colored
she'll shocked soldiers at Mount Alto.
THE vehicle comfortably holds
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GILBERT is DISCLOSED
AS AUTHOR OF MIRRORS
Publishers Announce Newspaper
Man Wrote Satires on Pub
lie Men in D. c.
Y. Gilbert who has repre-

Clinton W. Gilbert. who has repre-
sented several metropolitan news
papers in Washington for many years.
has been disclosed as the author of
The Mirror of Washington" and
Behind the Mirrors" two satirical
works that won unusual attention
throughout the country, but were
published anonymously.
Announcement of the author was
made by his publishers, G.. +. PUT
nams Sons. who had held Mr.. Gilbert
to a contract by which he agreed to
refrain from making known the fact
that he had written both books. They
held up to public gaze figures of ma
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tional prominence shorn of the usual
silk hated, frock coated adornment
that surrounded them.
Gilbert began his newspaper career
on the staff of the New York Press
shortly after being graduated from
the University of Rochester in 1891.
Later he Joined. the staff of the New
York Tribune and was. successfully.
exchange editor, editorial writer and
associate editor. His latest position
is that of Washington correspondent
for the Evening Public Ledger Of
Philadelphia. 1t was while he held
this latter position that Gilbert wrote
the mirrors.
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RITES FOR MRS. BRADFORD.

Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet E.
GraGford. widow of Rear Admiral r.
;. Bradford who died at Turner. Ne,
IL. will be held at . o'clock
'omorrow afternoon at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. The services will
be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hamilton.
lntcrment viii, be in Arlington ma
tioral cemetery
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CLERKS HEALTH POOR.

Only six out of 9s5 postal EN-
ployes examined in New York and
Chicago had perfect health records.
according to the preliminary work
plan to extend free medical examina-
tions to all employees.
One of the employees at the Wash
ington city post office was recon
mended for discharge for inefiiciency
An inspector ordered a physical ex-
animation. which showed diseased
tonsils.
The man had his tonsils removed
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K|WAN|ANS HEAR
FRIENDSHIP PLEA
Editor of Magazine Urges
Open Hearts for Strangers
in Capital.

Taking as his theme, "Develop-
ment of Friendships" Roe Fulkerson.
editor of the national Kiwanis mag
azine, addressed the members OF the
local kiwanis Club at the Hotel
Washington yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Fulkerson made a strong appeal to
the club membership TO open their
hearts to strangers.
Charles F. Roberts presided, and
after Mr.. Fulkerson had been pre-
s.nted with silver cigarette case
by John j. Boobar. which was said
to have been lost by the former on
d recent trip through the west,
Claude Woodward. immediate past
president OI the club, r-por Il ten,a-
tive plans of the forthcoming con-
vention OF the capital district of
Eiwanis, which is to be held here
october l3 and IA.
Mr.. Woodward said that fully
1000 members from the twenty three
clubs now comprising the district.
will be in the city, and he asked the
fullest cooperation of local Kiwa-
mans in making the affair one long to
be remembered.
Cooperative Meeting.
The convention. which will be on a
cooperative basis. will be held at
70 present plans will open - o'riocn
Friday morning. October Is, with a
meeting of board o. trustees. all
presidents and officers U the capital
district. and many officers OF the
international organization.
y club luncheon. trips to Mount
Vernon. Arlington and nearb" places
OF interest followed by a banquet
Saturday night, will be among enter
tarnmeHt features.
Mr.. Woodward will act as chairman
of the general committee. Yesterday
he chose as a subcommittee Frank
Wagner. chairman: James Dulin. j..
p. Evans. Douglass Gibson and Ridge
~ Hunt
The club voted to hold ladies
luncheon" next Thursday. Mrs. Charles
F. Roberts Will preside
Gary McGary of the Schubert-Gar-
rick Stock Company invited the club
to be present Tuesday night. During
the afternoon W. K. Schmucker. as
sisted at the piano by Arthur Fl. kim
ball. led in community singing.
Civilian Activities.
All is in readiness for the intercity
golf match between teams represent
ing the Washington and Baltimore
Civitan clubs. to be played September
%, according to Chester Fl. Warning
ton, captain Of the local players. in
an announcement made at A meeting
of the local club in the City Club last
night
Mr.. Warrington said that his eight
players had been practicing faithfully
for the game and that he felt confident
the Washington club will bring back
the handsome trophy .or which, the
two teams will play
An informal discussion arose regard
ing a ladies' nigrt TO be held by the
club in October. The II liter was later
placed in the hands OF Charles Crane.
Cosmopolitan Club Trip.
A trip will be made by the Cosmo-
politan Club next Friday. according 10
announcement of Michael Heister, pres
dent. at a meeting yesterday in the
Franklin Square Hotel. Lew Payne
was appointed chairman Of the COM
mittee in charge of the outing.
Shelby Clark. Cosmopolitan for the
day. gave brief talk on the art bus-
ness. Anthony Auth and Frank Ander-
son were selected to give. prizes next
Thursday. Flowers were voted sent to
Edward Mimic, who is recovering from
q recent Illness.
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Don't forget Bar
bey Bill auhen the
kddy needs a good
hair cut.
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GRAND JURY INDICTS H..
Two Charged With Non-Support
One With White Slavery.

The grand jury has returned the
following indictments:
William J. Adams and Frank Scag-
Eelli, non-support; Isaac Russell
Bowen, violating white slave traffic
act; Ralph Gray and Needham s. Gill
lispie. forgery; Louis Moore, Willett
H. Payne and George d. Brenner.
grand larceny; Richard N. Wooden,
Knox Young and Thomas Magruder,
ray Wilson, joyriding; Charles CLANCY
and Isaac Russell Bowen, larceny
after trust
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JEWISH FETE PLANNED.
Rosh Hashonah to Be Celebrated
September 22.

Religious services in celebration Of
Rosh Hashonah. the Jewish hew year.
will begin September % and continue
through two days. BY the Hebrew
calendar the coming year Is the year
of $3.50. Ten days are allotted for re-
pentance. when the synagogues will
be filled daily. The tenth day. known
as Yom Kippur Judgment day), will
be devoted entirely to fasting and
prayer.
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2-Pants Suits
1915
Shoes for School

Sturdy tweeds, cheviots and corduroys
included in this quality group. Carefully
made to withstand the fast pace boys put
their suits through.
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2-Pants Suits
SIS

With Bet and Cap to Match
This value is one of the Fall features in
The Boys Shop. 1t is brand-new idea.
but already many of the outfits have been
selected for schools opening.
Evening star., 1922-09-15

and in a short time regained his
health. The recommendation for dis
charge WINS dropped.
Among the nearly 1000 employees
Evening star., 1922-09-15

examined to date at New York an
Chicago go hal unccrrected defect
of the eye. .439 had diseased toHsii
and 2O7 had nat feet.
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lRSKO MA POKROKOVOU USTAVU.
UDELUJE VOLEBNf PRAVO ZENAM A OBSAHUJE
USTANOVEN1 MA lNICIATIVU A REFERENDUM

Londyn Is. ceyna. NaGrtek move rke stavy uvefei-
neny dnes pfedvecer rskych voeb dava ak document
sam prav patnost zakona angoke smouve vyslovne pro
jakemko ohedu bude rozporu smouvou nenize ma
byt platnosti,
Usava takto dale upevuje spoieni britckou korunou
Jak z smouve upatneno celkem uvadf vztahy
rskem fisi tentyz podklad ako
mimi dominemi
Usaya Vyzadue ably kazdy Glen parlamenu Svobodneho
Stau s1oz pfisahu loyalty stave prsaha bude
kral uznan spoecneho obtansvi Iska Velke
clenstvi lrska V brtick6m spolecenstvu narodd
Document obsahue 79 odsavcd Jest povazovan "a
krokovy kazdem ohledu nebo ud6lue pravo ze
nam, pon1erne Zasoupen referendum lidu dava
moe hdu, pomoci iniciavy, davati podn6t zakonnm.
Dava sn6movne poslaneck6 velkou vzhedem ku fl
nantnim pedloham bez vselik6 kontroy srany sena
cmz Jest dupkov&no postaven brckou sn6movnou
slaneckou snemovnou lordu.
Vyjima Svobodny Stat cd Ginn6ho We vace
bez souhasu paramentu krone ppadech kutecneho vpa
du dava rsk6mu nejvySSimu soudu nepn6isi pom
re Vyhrazuje prvo obtand odvoa ku kralovke rad6
rozhodnuti nejvySSiho soudu.
Usanovuje svobodu nabozenstvi sv6dom dava obGa-
mum Svobodneho Stu pnou ochranu prot ibovone
Jenskych soudu dava paramentu vyhranf konrolu mad
brannymi slami jak jest to uvedeno smlouve
Arthur Griffith, pred odjezdem Londyna dnes ucinl
nasedujicf prohlaseni:
"Ustava jest svobodneho demokratckeho satu
Pod nj rsko poprve staetch ziskava kontroova
vyvijeti sve zdroe z svym vlasnim narodnim zvoem
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VELIKY POzAR Ma LONG ELANDU.
MA ROZLOZE PCL CTVERECNf Mil F.
VSECHNO SPUSTOSENO.
KOLEM 10000 OSOB PRIPRAVENO DOCASNE c
PRfSTRESf We DVOU MESTECKACH

New York, Is. cervna Pfblizne 100 bungalows let
mich residenc hoeu hodnote 100000 lehlo popelem
cmz as 20000.. detf pTpraveno byo docasne
pfsfesi kdyz oha key zatal hodn dnes odpoedne
Arverne, L. L. rozdmychovan snym vetrem spusosil
chino rozloze pl cveretn mile vychode s. uc Edge
zapade Alexander Ave-. Arverne hu severn
Atlantickym oceanem zalivem Jamaica.
Zhoubny zvel znieil zeleznicn Arverne
c pobfezn sze vsechny budovy uvedene rozoze tax
re II hodn dnes veter pfpominaa vkou spustoeny kra
Francii.
Cesty do Rockaway hemzily uprchkG p6sch
automobech bicyklech keri bud nesi vse
pred pameny podafilo jim zachrant, kdezo poce
snaza udrzovat vonou drahu stfikatky zebkove
Clenovt pat6ho puku pobreznho deostfeectva konal
paron uzbu nell rozkazy pouz prosfedku neiradikal
nelsch zabranenl peneni Lde, zoufaem usi unik
mutt pred pameny, zanechai sebou skvosty ne
pfedmety, jez mnoha pfipadech say obet plameni
Povoany byly ambulance nemocnic Jamaica Far Rock
leka kefi poskytl oseen ran6nym neb popaenym
chz byo asi sedesat ale stes sou to vesms lehke p
pady Mez emi, kdoz urpe popaenny, jest nacenik
situ Joe Martin Netere domy drze pozaru vyhozeny
byy dynamem pobfezni strait aby zabrano dalsmu ST.
Teni tehoz. ll4r
Panuje mfneni ze ohen povstal hoseu Nautilus Ar
ale nikdo MEDIA m useni byo eho pffcinou
Oval vybuch plameny iea yysehy sousedstv hoe,
zaehvatly n6koka okarnzcch staven pro-
nk az pokra Jamaica zavu, kde nekok barek zabav
nich lodi shoTeo.
Mistn hasci brzy sezna ze zapas pozarem bude mad
jeich silly tudz dno pet poplasnych znamen kone6ne
generln alarm enz vyvoa haststvo Queens Brookyna.
Rozdmychovn slnym severnm vetrem ohe vsechno pred
sebou nc Jedna nejvesch budov, jez pada ob6,
byl sespaovy hotel Arverne Jnou velkych znicenych
budov byl zdovsky srotGinec, nemz chv bylo $50
deti Tyo vsechny vyvedeny bezpec acko til isou
pohesovany skoro isto nasty utuku n6kere rodn
sousedstvi re pozdej pThlas Nektere dtek byy
sova dvoulet6 tyo oseovaelkami policisty
llos+ ,,5+s;,on 10 ,,5l so. soar,; roS cow
deny vyvedeny
Deti zasedly veceTi kdyz budova zachvacena
pameny Nasty ltocse malem hotelu Far Rockaway,
kde vsak nebyo svea ezto por pferus eekrcke veden
Sestim dluzno nazvat re pozar, sc veikou ychlo
;evyzadal 81 obeti ma lidskych zvotech.
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DUCHOVNf MA kRIVE
STEZCE.

Xenia, O., Is. cervna. Rev.
Walter w. Culp, 35-lety, kaza-
tel methodistic keho episkopal
niho kostela We Spring Valley,
devet mil jihozapadne odtud
a Esther Hughesova, 18-leta,
stravnice V domove Culpo-
vych, uprchli spolu vcera cas-
ne rano, die pi. Culpove, jez
pczdeji vyburcovala sousedy a
Tekla jim, co Sc stale. Culpovi
mali devet deti, z nichz nei-
mladsi jsou dvojcata, sestime-
sicni, nejstarsi hoch 14-lety.
Opustena zena prohlasila, ze
necha neverneho muze jiti svo-
il cestou vrati Sc detmi do
sveho driveisiho domova We
Wakarusa, Ind.
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Z KRAJANSKE CERNE
KRONlKY.

Kaleva, Mich, 13. cervna.
(Post. zprava.) Ia slime elek-
tricke boure byl zde usmrcen
bleskem Jan Klamik, jenz
pred sesti tydny nastehoval Sc
z Chicago do zdejsiho okoli.
Schoval Sc Sc synem svym pred
destem v jednom prazdnenl
dome, do n6hoE uhods'S. Otes
znstal ma miste mrtev, kdezto
syn vyvazl bez vSelikeho ura-
zu. Pc nest astnem muzi zusta
L. zena a ctyri d6ti bednych
pomerech.
Virginia, Neb. - Velke vzru
SEMI vyvolala zde sebevrazda
pi. Marie Kozakove, rozene
Hubkove, mlade slicne zeny,
matky iednoho decka, devcat-
ka devitileteho. Zastrelila Sc
ranou brokovnice. Hrozny
svui Gin spachala pry V nava-
lu dusevniho rozruseni, avsak
pricina tehoz neni znama.
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UNIE HLASUJi PRO STAVKU.
ZELEZNICNf DELNICTVO VELIKOU VETSINOU
PRO ZANECHANf PRACE

Cincinnati O., Is. Gervna = Zeleznitn zam6stnanc
den IT, kte pracujf ratich po cetch Spojenych ST.
ech obrovskou vetsinou hlasuji pro savku B. NJ Jewell
pfedseda odboru zeeznGnho d6nctva Amercke Federac
Prace, oznamil prohaseni vydanem dnes veter
roven uvadi pffGiny nespokojenost d6nictva.
Svaovana Jest zodpovednost zeleznicnf pracovn ru
pry neuvedla planost ustanoveni zakona l.
1920.
"Dosavadn zpravy naznacuji re odevzdana bude ohov
ska vetsna odepfen pracova mzdu jest nedosta
etnou zvti nase zeny de,' pravi Jewell SVEN pro-
hlaseni.
Ably otazka dana byla delnictvu odhlasovan
bylo schulz preded federovanyc emesel aeleznGnch
den 6. Z cerna kdezto Bratrsvo denku zam6snanych
ma tratich nafidilo stavkovn hlasovan jz drive.
Jewell V reel pred sjezdem Americke Federace p"5ee
dnes dopoledne prohas unim jichz snizeni MD
leznicni pracovn rada uvazue bude ponehano e
na Will jake kroky mely by podnknout pfipade snize~
mzdy.
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ZVLASTNi ZASEDANi SNEMU.
BUDE ASI SVOLANO NASLEDKEM SCHODKU v
BONUSOVEM FONDU.

Columbus O., Is cervna. Guv. Harry L. Davis nepo-
chybne bude pozdan svon zvastnho zasedan ohoskeho
snemu ucelem pret dodatku stave tax aby mohlo
ziskat dos penez vyplacen vsech narok vojensk
bonus -
9hti auditor Joseph T. Tracy pravi dnes hod
Ia poat resouci pfiS schz komise umofovaciho fondu
vyzyvajici guveera podnknuti kroku Die minen
audtoova byl by to nejrychejsi nejlevnej zpGsob
fzeni cee oazky Jednou vohou byo by cesovne clena
jezo suzne beTou tax jake tax nebylo by eba najima
zadnych klerkG neb nych zfizenci.
Davis neprojevl jake jest jeho stanovisko
otazc svoan do zvastnho zasedani eho ufadov
byo feteno dosud nebylo uvazovano bude
rozhodnuta az cas- k tomu nadejde.
Dekor Roberts odhadoval dnes veGer re schodek bo
nusovem fondu bude mez Sc 900, 900 a SIC, 900 OOO
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SJEZD SCHVALUJE STAVkU
HAViRU.
JEST MONO, ZE AMERICKA FEDERACE PRACE
BUDE POZADANA o PODPORU

Cincinnati O., Is. tervna. Sized Amercke Federace
Prace chva dnes stavku havff poteskem uval zmfnku
moznem zanechanf prace 100000 zeezncnfm zamest
nanci
Schvaleni stavkv uhokonu ucn6no blo pred feti Villa
Greena sekretare pokadnka Spojenych dGnch delnk
Ameriky kter6 pray re uhokopoye moh by snad pozd6
il pozadati Federaci nancn pomoc DIE potlesku enz
oval po prohaseni da souditi ochoou
Ia by poskytnua Nvrh, aby havr SVEN bo byli pod
porovani dan byl w Mahonen predsedou unie
nancu poulienich drahach.
Havir pravl Green sou rozhodnu rad6j prohrAt stav
ku nez aby dobrovoln6 pra nzsi mzdu horst pracovn
podmnky Uhlokopove jake zakadni denicka une vedou
boj "a organisovane delnictvo jako celek, dodal
Mezi duleziym rozhodnutimi dnesrfho zasedani bylo
porazeni panu Wiama Fosera reorgansaci amerck6
no delnickeho hnuti ndustrianfm mse odborovem
podklade Salo to jednomysln6.
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WARD JEST We VEZENl.
SYN MILLIONAIRE OBzALOVAN VELKOU
POROTOU z VRAZDY.

White Plains, N. Y, Is. cervna. Walter S. Ward, syn
bohaeho pekare by do orenho vezen zde
obzaovan ej vekou poroou vrazdu prvnm
nj spojeni smr Clarence Peerse TvejSho namoni-
ka, rano 16 kvetna.
Obzaloba bya odhasovana kvetnovou velkou porotou
nes odpoledne ddkladnem vyseTen histoky Wardovy
ienz vrd ze zasel Petese sebeobrane kyz tyz chtel
ie zasrasiti vymami neho penfze osamee bze
Kensico
Ward byl zatcen New Yorku prr serfem Frankem
Cherco wat do New Rochelle kde dovoeno navStivi
ieho rodnu zenu dive d6t pax odvezen do White Plains
kde do vezen prpade obzalovani pro zoGn
dy prvnm stupn nedovouie propusteni zaruku
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HOOVER A U1LOBARONI.
DOHODLI Sc Sc SDRUZENfM OBCHODNfKU MA
GENE UHLf BEHEM STAVKY

Washington, Is. cervna = Dohodnutf zastupci Ma
rodnho Sdruzen tezar6 obchodnikd uhlim planu
zabraneni zvyseni mekke uhf behem vky byo
memo dnes sekretaTem Hooverem konferenci odboru
obchodu
Tvrdouheni tezaT sdeli Hoover, uvol nezvysovati
zasoby mad zem mad roven minuleho tdne ez pl
jest nzsi nez pTi zahajeni stavky.
Mekkouheni tezaT, revirech kde cenovy podklad
byl upatnen prav seretar obchodu budou ddkve
MP snzi uh roveT jak byla valky, kdy
uhli bya regulovana vladou.
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PEKNA "VYCHOVATELKA"

Geneva, Svycarsko, Is. cev
ma. Celia divci Skola, spolu 5
matronou, byla zde zatcena
dnes. Zakyne prave Sc chysta-
ly nastoupiti do prijedsiho VIA
ku, kdyz policie prisla Cd
vedla je do vezeni. Pozdeji pc
slany byly do svych domoyd,
kdezto matrona ponechana ve
vazbe. Zjistilo Sc, ze byla a
gentkou kuplfr1 a re mela Y
umyslu odvezti devcata do jed
noho "ustavu' We Francii,
pod predstirkou, ze jedou na
prazdninovy vylet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
SEBEOBRANA BUDE OBHAJOBOU

Charles Town. w. Va, IS cervna. = Sebeobrana bude
Rev. j. E. Wiburna jenz byl zde postaven pred
pro zab prruho serfa Johna Gorea behem
s hrancich okres Logan Boone podzimu loskeho
ku Byo to naznaceno zahajovac fe pravnka Haroda W.
Housona havniho obhace pravniho zasupce unie uhlo
kopu Zapadni Vrgin Houston prohlasil svedectvim
tude dokazano ze Gore eho lde vypa prvni rany boil
Blair Gap mimi Wilburnovou druznou havifu Mesto
Blair kde duchovni I'll vo rodnou bylo pr ohrozovano
serifovymi zrizenci okresu Logan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
KONFERENCE. ZAHAJENA.

Haag Is. cervna. Mezinarodni konference bya zde
zaaena feci holandskeho zahrancnho mnra
beecka ktey jest zaroven pedsedou shromazd6n SvazT
Narod zasedan vydano byIo uTednf
oznaenf obsahucf 200 sov jez vasne niceho nepovda
Zasupci casopisd skovch kancelar nebyl prpusten
zasedaciho sau Vyvolao to mez mimi znacne rozhoTcen
Zaroven dnes mirov6m paac postavenem nakadem
Andrew Carnegieho zahaeno byo prvn zasedani
znarodniko soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
PRO 'VYSUSENf" VSECH LODI.

Washington, 15 cervna. - OpatTeni vysuSeni lodi
vsech narod jez vzdei do pravG Spojenych Sta bude
do administrator predlohy subvenc obchodnich
lodi Die znen doycn6ho odstavce zadna LODI amercka anz
CHI nemohla by vje do kterehoko pfsavu Spoenych
Saech kdyby nj byly vezeny neb prodavany hoviny
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-01
ELKS MINSTREL SHOW M.
MAKES DECIDED HIT
CONTINUED From Page l,

Grant Ohm, James Pearce, Fred Dy-
son, G. A. Bradford, A. NJ. Krog, c.
L. Pegelow, Ray Olson, B. r. Erick-
son, Roy Harker, R. H. Welle, E. r.
Two, Fred Fraser, o., W. Sievert, D..
F. Mccain, Leonard French, F. II.
Wood, W. N. Brown, Ed. Kramer, E.
A. Fisk, N. E. Given, E. D. Boyce,
William jackson and John Messelt.
In the olio the saxaphone section Of
the Juvenile band under the direction
OF G. O. Riggs took a prominent part.
The Travelling Quartette was also a
feature of the second part of the
show. The saaertette was composed
of D. F. Mccain, N. E. Given, E. +:
Two and E. D. Boyce. Professor Ma
son, the mystic, who revealed the
rapid strides taken by mental telep-
athy, was aboly impersonated by H.
z. Mitchell. r. B. Lycan and Bill
Chichester, those Jewish fellers, made
a hit with their rapid-fre sketch:
Charles Van completed the special
cast with a number Of minstrel songs.
The. Elks wish to- thank the public
for the hearty support given this EN-
terprise and the lodge appreciates all
the courtesies showni Altogether the
minstrel show was a decided success
in every way, -.