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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
Wesleyan and
Varsity Scrap

MoRGANllowNj Feb, i7.-It
seems that West Virginia, Untver.
tity and West Virginia Wesleyan
College are forever protesting
when they are scheduled to play
and It is, a fact that there Is more
squabbllng between the two
schools than among all tho othei
institutions in This section COM
bined. After u lapse OF five years
the Mountaincers and Methodists
wero finally carded for 4 basket
ball game. which is to be played
: here tomorrow night and now on
the eve CT the great game. which
VII carry with It grca deal Of
weight In the race for the colleg-
i IA championship Of the state,
is rumored that West Virginia
+ has protested the playing OF two
rlDnibe.s OF he Wesleyan squad.
Tho report names Mills, substi-
ttte guard, and Smith. sub center,
! as the men and II is current COS.
SIP here thnt the game will be call
cd off II Wesleyan insists upon
using these mon, It Is alleged that
Mills, who is Fairmon high boy.
SIS protested on tho ground that he
played professional baseball with
Reading in the International
league last summer. Smith, for.
lnerly a Marietta. Ohio, high player
ie5 reported to have entered Wes-
leyan Just rccen " after attending
Marietta College. This is a violn-
ton Of tho migratory rule and rem
doris Smith ineligible for compcti-
ton against the locals.
Since both Smith and Mills are
snbstitutes 1t Is no: likely that they
will be used by Wesleyan. OF
course, the whole thing is only a
Iimor, but it came from very
authentic Source and many in close
touch with the basketball situation
here believe tina a formal protest
has been entered by the University
authorities. However, no official
announcement OF such action has
been made and It is the general i'm
preston that the game Will be
played with9u a hitch.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
Champion Athletes to
Compete at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Fehs17-Three
Of Americas star >all.around ath.
letes will compete in the college.
pentathlon championship at the
University of Pennsylvania relay
carnival April IS and 30. They arc
Legendre of Georgetown univers.
ity, Hamilton Of the University OF
Missouri and Rcinartz. OF Mullen.
berg. Legendre and Hamilton have
met twice in this event, each scor.
Ing victory.
Carnegie Tech, Georgia Tech and
Brooklyn Polytechnic already
have entered teams and others are
expected. Entries TO date include:
Eighty.one colleges, 102 high
schools. a preparatory schools
and 4j grammar schools, a total OF
272 institutions. Among the high
schools are tho Scott OF Toledo.
Hamilton OF Missouri Is conced.
&C the second greatest athlete in
the world, having been defeated by
only a fraction OF a point In the
1919 Olympic games for tho all.
around athletic honors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
.FAIRAEN PLAYS
POTOMAC STATE
Fast Game Booked on
Failyiew Floor
Tonight

A fast basketball game Is booked
for the FatrvIew floor tonight wher
the Potomac State five hooks up
with the Falrview high team. This
game will DO the first big home
game OF the seasonlfor the Marion
county bunch.
Fairview will be bit weakene !,
on account of : their star center
abe" Wilson being out, on accoun,
OF injuries, but with patched up
team they expect TO take the WIS.,.
tors into camp.
A large crowd will likely be pres,
ent when doc" Garrett calls the
game.
The EIkins high team which Is
playing tho local high ut the Nor.
nal tonight will stop at Fairview
Saturday night for battle with tho
high team. This game is also TO ba
for blood. Tic Fairview bunch was
given q little surprise when they
were defeated by this team at Elk.
ms last Saturday night and they
will be in for revenge In tomor.
rows battle. doc" Garrett will
also handle the whistle in this
game.
Local fans wishing to see these
contests can do so by leaving OH
the 6 o'clock Falrview car tonight
or tho same cur tomorrow night.
This car arrives at Fairview at Z
o'clock and will give tho fans plen.
ty OF time 10 get to the gym and get
u good seat before the game Is
called.
On Saturday night the Fairvlew
high second team will play the
South Side Cubs In the preliminary
contest which will start at $50.
This game is expected 10 be a good
battle,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

! Have some Of the jealous
alumni. because Of so-called loyalty
10 their college, been responsible
for most OF the trouble that has
cropped out In college athletics?
From the inycs igatIon that
have mado into the present mud.
die. It seems to me that such IL
the case. | unearthed a half dozen
cases where the alumni rather
than the faculty or coaches, were
at fault.
That college athletics need a
house cleaning cast and west IL
apparent. So far most Of the dis
closures have come from the west.
I; However, ! cannot believe that the
conditions in tho east are any bet
ter.
The other day / noted where La,
fayette had dropped the football
captain elect for the coming year,
as we'll us Il star halfback from
the college. The reason given was
conduct unbecomIng scholar and
gentleman. 1t would be possible 10
draw any number Of deductions
from that statement
Recently ! talked the college
situation over with one OF the most
widely known director OF athletics
lin the country For years he has
been at the bead OF one Of the
country's biggest institutions. He
Z, didn't care to be mentioned in con-
/ nection with the case, but his views
were mighty interesting.
Il feel that all the real rotten
ness In college athletics has not yet
come 10 the surface" he said I'm
teresting developments will be In
order unless some Of the colleges
quit on the Job Of house cleaning
Some Of he boys who have VIC.
lated the rules have been caught at
1t and barred from future competi-
ton. This Is being done by the In
situations that believe in cleaning
house.
Aud'b VIII ue Tllhuy lHoIltuLlOuF
who will escape with a good repu,
tation, because they will make nc
effort to find rule violators.
Athletic coaches have never en-
couraged their men TO play on out.
side teams for money, because II
! is against self interest for them tc
do so. They are likely at any time
to be caught aud consequently, bar
red from the team.
"The real crookedness exists
where there Is, collision between
athletic authort les and any grous
such. as alumni or citizens, who
will furnish money to hire men tc
go to college. 1t Is evident that the
coach without n conscience would
approve Of such an arrangement,
because OF selfish intrl ests. AM
afraid this practice Is latlicr pre-
valent and can only he stamped
out by the widest publicity"
Ono Of the ways to curb the de
ceit and dishonesty that has creep
into college athletics, is 10 permit
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
TWO GAMES

This afternoon at tho Miller
school a big double.bill viii be
staged in the Grammar league. The
Fleming school, league leaders
Will tie up with the Butcher five,
who are holding The cellar position,
This game Will be hard fought
hattie while the Fleming team Is
picked to win. Butcher may pull
the unexpected.
In the second battle tho White
and Miller school teams will have
It out Both Of those teams arc
evenly matched and a real battle
is looked for.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
.GLOVERSGAP
sunday Services

Services at the Baptist church
were interesting in oil departments
on last Sunday. Sunday school was
well attended.
There was preaching service at
II a. NJ. and also at Z P. NJ. The
Baptist Young Peoples union also
had u special program on last
Tuesday evening.
M. E. Church Services
Rev. a. W. Miller pastor of the
NJ. L. church, preached on last
Saturday evening. This Is the first
preaching sL.vice fheId in CHS
church for some time, as the pas
tor has been and still is, engaged
In revival service al Hundred.
Many persons from hero have At.
tended the services in the Wetzel
county town.
Postmaster still III
w. r Sellers local postmaster,
still continues TO be quite i'll. Mr..
Sellers has been confined to his
homo for the past two weeks. suf-
fcriNg from Influenza and bron-
chial complications. Miss lila
Yost is in charge of the postotfIce
during the Illness Of the .postmas.
ter.
From Ohio
Miss Pearl Simmons OF Eetfs,
Ohio. is here for a few days visit
wi h her sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Spang-
Ter.
Star Sunday School Class
The Star class OF the Baptist
Sunday school, with Miss Flossie
Glover as teacher, meets at the
church on each Saturday afternoon
at one o'clock to practice music
for The Sunday School. The class is
composed OF u number of girls In
the junior grades, and they are
furnishing. some very good music.
Personals
j. D. Furbco was at Fairmont
the last Of tho week. where he
went TO consult with a specialist
: in regard to throat and chr iroublc
which has been annoying him for
some time.
Austin. little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Glover, is recovering
from n long Illness OF pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Glover and
children spent tho week end at the
home Of the lntter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Cross on Fla Run.
The Misses Miranda and Esther
FArbee are recovering from n two
weeks illness Of grippe at their
home near here.
Miss Flcssir Glover was n recent
business visitor in Fairmont.
Mrs. II. Z. Moorc-Boocks was
the guests of friends in Manning.
ton the last of the week.
Miss Sarah McMunn is home
from recent visit wi, relatives
at Hundred.
Mrs. Guy Cunningham and chill
dren Of BarrackviIlr arc spending
a week with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brummage who reside
near here.
B. F. Wells was a Fairmont Wis.
itor the last of the week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hess OF Warrington
was here the last Of the week 10
attend tho funeral OF William
Grandstarf.
W. E Dennis of Tairmout was
ia guest at the home OF Mrs. L. c.
Sellers over the week end,
Mr.. and Mrs, Dolph Straight
are spending a week with relatives
at Fair Point, Ohio.
James Carpenter and little SON,
Junior, were hecr yesterday nm
their way home from Ecarnshaw
where they had been called by tho
illness OF the formers mother
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
WoRTHlNGToN.
Improving Bank


The directors of the First Ma,
tional bank OF Worthington are
having the interior OF tho building
improved in appearance by having
Ill the wood work polished and
vanished. Howard S. Smith has
the contract.
Attended. Lodge
David Thorn, Frank Baker, Ar:
tie r. Wood, S. K. Jacobs, J. P.
Sandy, and several others from
near here attended the meeting Of
Enterprise Encampment, No. 81, ].
o. o. F. at Enterprise on Wednes.
day evening. The Patriarchal de.
Gsroe was conferred on five candl.
dates. The Golden Rule degree will
be conferred on the same candi.
dates March /.
Among the Sick
D. c. Goodnight, principal Of the
Worthington schools has been on
the sick list for several days. w.
L. Brammer Is. acting rs substitute
teacher this week.
Mrs. Q. II. Martin has been con.
fined to her home for several
weeks with an attack Of flu.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Murphy OF
Carolina were shopping in town
on, Wednesday.
onie Borgess. of Wyatt was
transactlng business here on
Thursday.
Reuben Friend and Jas. SQuircs
OF Hutchinson were business call.
ers here on Thursday.
Ed. Watkins of Edgcmont was
a business visitor here on Wed.
nesday evening.
Walton B. Huffman OF Edgemont
was calling on friends here on
!! Tuesday. He was former resident
OF Worthington.
Elias Wolfe OF Monongah was Wis.
itlng relatives hero on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Parrish OF
Tnverbaugh were transacting bus.
iress here on Thursday.
Mrs. W. B. Mallenec OF Chief.
ton was shopping in town on
Thursday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

Batter leaves the box aftey
Swinging at the ball and missing.
Tho Catcher returns the ball to the
pitcher who. while the batter Is
still out OF the box, makes a quick
return Of the ball TO the catcher
The pitcher Is in his legal position
S1etbe rubber when he delivers the
SSIit and it is over the heart OF the
plate waist high What do major
league umplres do on such a play.
. Technically battCrs have no right
.tostop out Of the batter's box while
the ball Is in play. However, 1t is
uaile tho custom to do 50 and such
action Is Generally tolerated. I'm.
iiires make 1t u point 10 immedi.
ately suspend play when the batter
cakes such action, II he docs SO for
any reason other than 10 protest abe
TiutgInent OF the umpire.
ne the bRtsnian gets out Of the boa
merely to protest the umpires re.
gard 1t as a legal mitch and II II is
j ever the plate 1t is strike. On the
other hand II the batsmap has 4
good reason for stepping out, play
n considered as suspended ind no
action taken on the pitch.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

This team is from Morganiown;
they call II the West Virginia
Freshmen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

In the villages in the Nile dis.
trict. where the houses have fiat
tops the natives make use Of the
odts % house their smaller live
stock
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

Valparaiso, Chile, Is endeavor.
ing to raise tho large number Of
ships sunk In the harbor during
teeent gales.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

q
While most folks Gull 1t Scrubs.
The entering OF this team makes
4 three cornered race between
Fairmont high, the West Virginia
regulars, and the Freshmen also
from West Virginia.
Fairmont dropped TO the rear
Tuesday evening when they made
II mistake and beat Warrington.
While tho Freshman. has been
setting a fast pace on their journey
IN Pennsylvania.
At last they are to play a game.
After keeping the local fans won
deriug for the last several months
tho "Fivc Littlc Wonders are
booked for action.
REPORTS being out to tho effect
that they have trip on for the
coming week.
But We are still wondering II they
are really meaning TO play.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
TRIAL ADJOURNED

Los ANGELES, geb N
session Of the trial q sits MAZDA
lynne oberchain for the nturier Of
y. Bolton Kennedy was held TO-DAY
adjournment until Monday hayins
been taken yesterday because :
Illness Of witnesses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
Short Cuts
BY wig

Another team has entered the
race for the honor Of losing the
most games for the season OF 1922.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

Ono Of the ways to curb the de
ceit and dishonesty that has crepl
into college athletics, is TO permi!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

A slx.pound maekerel product
100000 eggsat q time:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

while nos! foIks can Il "scrubs.l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

But We are still wondering II they
are really meaning TO play.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-09
' dobe vedra meSto obdrzelo
lCet "a Snih.

Zatim co Baltimore potf Sc ved-
rem zenoucim rtut' teplom9ru
do vyse 81 stupn1 nepocitaie to
mizernou vlhkost', odbor ma NEST.
ske odhady ke vsemu jeste Sc pot
mad 1ctem $104. .925.27, ienz mu
predlozen kamisaFem poulicnfho ci-
stem. Schuchem. "a odstraneni sn9-
hu " letosni ZINE.
Sberaci listina Ceske Syob. Skoly
Aug. Herman.
Sberatele: M. Deems. p. Cincibus
F. Zaoralek.
$50. Co., F. Klimes.
$500: - j. Klecka, w. Hraba-
mex, L. Jira.
$1,000 B. Opava, F. Cinci-
bus, K. Oufednik, Mr.. Vancura,
M. Deems.
SIS .0O:- j. Deems. FIR. Deems,
K. Hanzlik, Vacl Neuman. Mr..
Stehlik, f. Zanralek. V. Velenov.
sky, j. Koenigsmark. K. Dobihal,
A. Novak, F. Heinal. DR.. Rdzieka,
E. Novak. }. Bfiza. j. Lehecka. P.
Pernica, A. Klecka. j. Roh.
$3.00:- C. M. Skala. Mr.. Bla-
Eek. F. Hajek.
So Co., E. Dousa. K. Fetzman,
V. Vala. M. Urban. V. Joska,
Nejmenovany, ]. Santora. j. Sante.
]. Sir. F. Kilian, M Rys, ]. Ber-
nat.
81 90: - j. Klfma. B. Hora, K.
Winter, F. Kuchaf. A. Pokorny.
Mr.. Cerveny, A. Bartos. p. Krejci.
Ed. Wohrna. A. Zajic, ] Kotwald,
A. Straka. M. Kalista, A. Jagr, F.
Kyzr, Mr.. Pavlik, j. Vasfcek, f.
Ales. F. Kozel, B. Dvofak, ]. Mu.
sil. l.. Benick.
50c:- B. Pazourek, Mira. p o.
korny. p. Stransks. Mr.. Kasik.
Mrs. Benick. M. Miller, Mr.. JOska.
25c:- Mrs. Smetana.
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Kobylky v Italii.

V okoli Neapole objevily sc ko-
bylky v ohromnych rojich, ktere
znicily denn9 "a $40. 900 obili.
Vlada poslala ma venkov nekolik
aviatik1, ktefi pokouseii sc role
vyhubiti otravnymi plyny a tax Eva.
nym tekutym ohnem. ktereho "a
valKy bylo pouzivano. Prace IA &c
az dosud dsff a podobne prostfedky
budou i.jin5m zemim. kde kobylky
se vyskytnou. odporuceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-09
Pekne yolani.

V Londyn9 kon&n bude 21. miro
w kongres v cervenci. Uspofada-
ma bude v Hyde Parku obrovska
demonstrate 8 heslem: ''zadna val.
ka vice!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-09
Skoncil Sebevrazdou.

Roztrpcen stalym bolenim hlavy.
kterym trpel cd sveho mladf. Otto
w. Becker, 35 rok1 stary. zastfelil
Sc v {. 1847 w. Pratt ulice. Bee
ker zamestnan byl v silnicnim odbo-
ru mestske spravy. s
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MlStni zprdYy.
z krajanSkvCh kruhI.

= Dne 5. cervna zemfela pf.
HedVika Vevera, manzelka Jerry
Vevery. {. 1915 Ashland Avenue,
We start 39 rokG. O pohrbu. jenz
konan We ctvrtek, pTineseme zpravu
budoucfm elsie TELEGRAPH.
= 2 Washingtonu, kde zamest-
nan jest ohTedn6 sveho noveho vyna.
leu. zdravi sve zname p. L.
Waluch.
- Ma ukonceni sezony sehral
Spolek Ochotnik1 .Osady sv. Vaclav-
ske ''Eru Kubankovu" katolicke
sfni ma Collingt0n Ave-, pond9li.
zertovna hra rozveselila vsecky pff-
tonne. Ulohy byly dobre nastudo-
vany. vysledek uspokojivy. Hlavni
roll. VojtGcha Kubanka. sehral e.
Jos. Duchek Verne. K n9mu druzi-
la Sc jeho chot' Ludmila, pi.F. Ka.
lous ditkyMaX a klotilda: p. X.
Petr a sic. Anna Vonasek, ktera wy
nika vzdy pri svych vystupech jako
osvedcena herecka. | ostatni 1lohy
byly provedeny yesm6s dobre, pod
ffzenfm p. JOS. Vonaska. Divadla
Ochotnfkt dochazi stale vetsi obli-
by. Hudbu ridil .. Jan Kaspar.
- Zabavni vecfrek ma ukoncen
sezony uspofadal Damsky Knzelkaf-
sky Klub Sokolovn6 pondeli ve-
der. dne 5 cervna Premie teto
sezone obdrzely: l. ceou pi. Marie
H. Cermak; 2. p. Victorie Kilian.
= Stavebnf spolek "Slavie" od-
byval We stfedu svou 22tou vyroeni
schnzi We sve bankoVni budove ron
Collington Ave. a Madison ul. JAk
ze zpravy kterOu na jin6m miste
pfinaSfn4cs by poArok Ia minuly
r5k opetnfm dukazem obliby a dn-
very jake Sc spolek ten jak mezi
krajany tax mezi jinonarodovci te-
81.
Do feditelstva ma pristf rok zvo-
leni: Josef August Klecka, Ant.
Sveida, Alb. Hubka, Josef Koenig.
smark. Josef Novotny, Anton
Franz. Fred. Kalas Josef Vala.
Do 1fadu zvoleni: Pfedseda JOS.
Klecka, ,mlstopfedseda Aug. Klecka.
tAjemnik Ant. Svejda, pokladnik
Jos. Koenigsmark, vyp. tajemnfk
Alb. Hubka, pravnfk Vaclav F.
Kleeka. Ucetni vybor: Tom Vele-
novsky. En-. KIiment. Vaclav Hav-
lfk.
Slavic odbyva sve pravidelne
schdze dvakrat tydn9 a sice pom.
deli We stfedu vecer.
HiSt0ricke prapory pfi oSIaye.
Pfi odhaleni pomniku Francis
Scott Key budouci stredu ma byval6
pevnosti Nc Henry ma reenisti po-
staveno bude Is prapor1. jichz uzi-
to bylo "a doby. kdy Key nadchnut
vlaiicim praporem z pevnosti Nc
Henry Vitezne odolavajici 1toknm
Anglican1. slozil hymnu 'The Star
Spangled Banner. PTi odhaleni
pomniku fecniti bude president
Harding. Modlitba pronesena bude
episkopalnfm biskupem. John Gard
ner Murray. Dcera purkmistra
Broeninga a dcera sochare Niehau-
Sc. odhali pomnlk. Dfvky vyssich
skol zpivati budou hymnu "The
Star-Spangled Banner. Namofni
kapela Washingtonu bude hrati.
Mezi fecniky bude kongresnik Lin
thicum.
Knez hajf Sc prOti obzalObe.
Faraf kat. kostela st. Luke We
SparrOws Point, Rev. John Gaymor.
haji Sc proti obzalObe Towson,
proti nemu vznesene Josefinou
Kantorsk9 ma odskodne obnosu
$4,000 "a poranenf. jez pry utrpe-
la. kdyz automobil,v n9mz knee jel
vrazil do mOtorcyklu. nemz sedela
manzelem svym, sergeantem H.
Kantorskym. II. kvetna 1922. Kan
torska tvrdf, ze zran9na byla. knez
proti tomu tvrdl, ze automobil jeho
nejevil zadn6 znamky srazky ze Sc
9 motorcyklem Kantorskyho nesra.
ziI. Soudce naffdil prozkoumani
zran&nf Kantorak6 l6kaT0rn John
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-09
Costa ku Snizeni nemeckYch
reparaci Otevfena.

,Amerika zjevne postavila sc proti
reparacim, iez Nemecku sumo
$33. 900. 100000 diktovany byly.
Roland w. Boyden. neofficielni a.
mericky delegat v reparacni komisi.
stal delegaty Anglie. Italie Bel
gle. ~>kdyz tito hlasovali proti dele
gatu Francie dati Morganovu vybo-
ru bankef1 pravo dati stranou Lon.
dynsky rozkaz. jlmz N6mecku dikto-
vany nahrady obnosu $33. .000.-
600. 900 a pravo vysetrovati financ-
nj stav N9mecka ze sveho vlastniho
stanoviska. Rozhodnuti toto otev-
felo cestu ku snizenl nahrad techto.
Epochalni krok tento naplnil
Francii 'pravou horeckou vehnav il
We slepou ulicku, kde pojednou sa-
ma Sc ocfta. Premier Peincare
chvatal rozcilen ku presidentu Mil
lerandovi nekolikrate "a sebou s
tfmto konferovati. Vysledkem kon-
ferenci obou bylo. re Francia zada
o zvlastnl schdzi reparacn1 komise
We ctvrtek, kde ieste vetsi sensace O.
cekavana. Pravi Sc. ze francouz-
ska vlada bude odpirati pravo dru-
hym spcieuc0m iednajfcim skrze
reparacni komisi anebo jinak, snizi.
ii narok Francie ma nemecke nahra-
dy, jak tyto v Londyne ujednany
byly. pokud tez valecne dluhy jed
Dotlivych zemi mezi sebou Prime.
rene nebudou snizeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-09
Unie zodpovedny.

Nejvyssi zemsky soud rozhodl. ze
unie We vyvolanf stavky jsou pffpa-
dne zodpovedny "a veskere skody
ma majetku "a stavky nahodile zpr-
sobene. Unie mohou byt tudiz pra-
We tax zalovany ma odsKodne iako
kazda jina korporace pr1titrustov1
zakon pfestnnrivsf nezalezf ma
tom, je-li dotcena unie inkorporo-
vana ci nikoli. Unie mohou b5ti
rovnez ma zaklade protitrustoyeho
zakona zodpovedny "a porusenf me-
zistatniho obchodu pfipadu Ia
loby ma odskodne. nahrada smf pff-
padne obnaset trojnasobnou eastku
skutecne skody. Neivyssi zemskS
soud vynesl rozhodnoutf pffpsdu
United Mine Workers of America
distriktu els: 21. proti ktere unii
federalni apelacni soud yydal sveho
casu platebni rozkaz ohledne nahra-
dy skod stavkou r. 1914 dHlni spo-
lecnosti Arkansas zp1sobene asi
5000. 1000 obnaseiici. Dotcena unie
odVolala Sc z vYnosu k nejvysSimu
zemskemu soudu, ktery slice ma "a:
placeni zminenych ztrat neusiluje.
ponegadz stavka ia distriktnim tim
svazem nebyla nafizena, iinak ale
vynos apeIacniho soudu ieho pod-
state uznava.