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The Washington times., 1922-08-23
WHEELING STEEL TO MEET
U. s. STEEL WAGE INCREASE

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. "a
The Wheeling Steel Corporation,
one Of the largest independents in
the country. will meet the wage in.
crease announced by the United
States Steel Corporation, II was
announced by officials OF the com.
pany today.
The increase IL effective Septem-
Der l and about $4,000 employees
will be affected.
The Washington times., 1922-08-23
LATE
FINANCIAL
NEWS
RAIL STOCKS CONTINUE
STRAIN or lRREGULARlTl
BY w. s. COUSINS.

Copyright, is27. by Cosmopolitan News
Service.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 23-There was
continuation of the irregular
movement In a number Of the promi-
nent railroad stocks, induced by fear
OF other complications in the rail-
road strike situation and by desire
to cash In the profits which have
been steadily accommodating in trans
actions in these stocks for a week
or more. The movement was not
general, however, for from the very
beginning other stocks In this group
pushed forward to higher prices, In
not few cases registering new high
marks for the year.
Price movements In the market as
a whole were extremely Irregular.
the greatest losses being shown by
the shipping and motor stocks,
though railroad shares were gen.
orally In the minus column; while
the oils, coppers, industrials and
specialties showed rising tendency
throughout.
While awaiting some definite
statement from the railroad labor
conference, speculative attention
was largely centered on a few OF
the specialties In which special
demonstrations were being staged.
These included Mexican Petroleum,
up Q points 20 1s1h: Corn Products
at a new high above 100: Consoli-
dated Gas and Public Service Corpo-
ration of New Jersey IN new high
ground NJ 12sx and eth, respec.
lively, Pullman up points 60 t27NI
Dawson Chemical with a new top MT
san, and on the other side OF the
market, Marine preferred being
pounded down to SsA and Motor
Stocks dispiayins unusual weakness.
The Washington times., 1922-08-23
STEEPLEJAck FALLS"
oNL LOCKERS FALL GUYS

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Aug. ga.
p. Donpithore. steeplejac.s. stood
poised on the arms OF the cross
atop 81. Georges Catholic Church.
400 feet from the ground, bowed 70
watchers on the ground below and.
slipping suddenly. feii forward into
space. 90
The loolers-on screamed and Gov
cred their eyes, but n rope that
Donnithorne had previously secured
20 himself and the cross IN prcpara'
ton for the accident" stopped hls
fall before II was sthrted.
The Washington times., 1922-08-23
BONUS IS
up TODAY
IN SENATE
FIoodgates Of oratory Swing
Open as Vet Award
Is Debated.
By ]. BART CAMPBELL.
fnternafional News sefyiee.

. .
A flood Of amendments will
burst upon the McCumber-Ford-
ney soldiers bonus bill once the
legislative battle over it In the
Senate gets under way. A tor
rent of speech-mai<ing will de-
scend upon II as Senators for and
against ii viii seek TO square
themselves with the so-eslled
soldier vote back home" 3
Fear Lack Of Quorum.
This was indicated plainly today
as the Senate prepared finally TO
tackle the bill. not as II was passed
by the House, March 20. but as IL
was reported In muchmodified
form by Chairman McCumber, OF
the Senate Finance Committee.
May 81.
Republican leaders feared that
lack of a quorum. owing to the
continued absence of a large num-
ber of Senators from Washington,
might lead TO further delay.
Hanford McNider, commander Of
the American Legion, was on the
loD Odtiy ~ Nuc 1dpttois ne cOuknt
out both bonus opponents and pro-
ponents in another effort to size UP
the situation about which both
sides are making conflicting claims.
These claims revoived largely about
what kind OF bill the Senate and
House would agree upon eventually,
President Harding would be finally
on the bonus question.
Both sides were armed for the
Cumber and Senator Lodge were
Borah promised to assume the
mined group OF anti-bonus Repub
been preparing for the fight for
weeks, and is known to hold the
opinion that there will be enough
votes TO sustain Presidential veto
despite the declaration OF Senator
Lodge and other Republican lead
ers that there win not be.
Favor Insurance Plan.
Neither side disagreed, however
with the prediction that the twenty
year endowment insurance certificate
scheme embodied In the McCumber
Fordney measure would meet with
the approval OF a majority OF tn,
Senate, especially as II has been en-
dorsed as satisfactory" by Amer
ican Legion spekesmen. Beyond the
expected passage of the bill by tn,
Senate, predictions ran wildly from
fits certain enactment into law 4
its defeat by Presidential dis
approval.
Among the pending amendment,
which were considered certain Il
proiong the fight with little chanc,
OF any Of them being adopted wer,
(1) The McNary land reclamation
plan to provide ex-service men witt
homesteads: C2l The Smoot sales ta,
proposal to finance the bonus; q
The Smoot straight.life insuranc,
plan; "a The Bursum outright cash
bonus substitute: and (5) The LadC
scheme TO pay for the bonus by tax
ing banks.
The Senate won't have a chance e
have the Borah or winslow Goa
commission bills before IL until tn,
bonus Is voted on.
Supporters of the bonus measur,
made II clear today that they will
stand by their rights and keep tn,
adjusted compensation measure tn,
business before the Senate until Il
goes to conference with the House
On the other hand, bard sleddinf
for the bonus will be provided By
Senator Borah and others who no,
only are bitterly opposed to tn,
measure, but want quick action or
pet measures OF their own.
The Washington times., 1922-08-23
SETTLING FAMILY ROWS
IN COURT WASTE, He SAYS

Settling family quarrels in court
Is wasting the Governments time
and money" Assistant District Az.
torney Ralph Emerson declared in
Police Court today, when Leona Post
dropped prosecution against her hus-
band. Dixie w. Post.
Post, who lives at S07 Sixth street
northwest, was arrested on a war.
rant sworn out by his wife, alleging
threats. Before the case came Up II
was settled between the principals.
Judge Mattingly dismissed the
charge.
The Washington times., 1922-08-23
By DANIEL O'coNNELE,
International News Service.


DUBLIN, Aug. 23.--Michael
Collins, "strong man" of the Irish
provisional government and COM
mander-in-chief of the Irish Free
State army, died in battle fighting
against terrific odds, according to
details received this afternoon
from Cork.
Collins and detachment of
about twenty Free State soldiers
were attacked from ambush rear
Bandon, County Cork, by about
200 republican irregulars.
Fought Mt Head Of Men.
The fighting lasted for about an
hour. Collins, at the head of his little
band, fought bravely amid flying
bullets, cheering his men onward.
The Free Staters had fought the
enemy to a standstill and believed
themselves victorious when bull
let struck Collins In the head, emerg-
ing behind the ear. The gallant lead
er fell in his tracks.
The attack was made at a point
where hillside flanked the road.
Hidden behind shrubbery and rocks,
the ambassadors opened the fight
with a sudden volley against Collins
and his men, V
Collins was accompanied by
several Free State generals. includ-
ing Commandant Dalton. who was
wounded. Several of the soldiers
with Collins were reported to have
been killed .r
Collins was travelling in an open
automobile at the time of the attack.
Captain Conroy and Commandant
Dalton were seated by his side. The
guard followed Collins car. The
little party was speeding along be.
tween Bandon and McRoom when
there was crackle of rifle fire.
The whole hillside, thanking the
roadway was ablaze.
Forgive Them" His Last Words.
The motor cars were stopped and
the Free State troops returned the
fire.
When Collins was shot down he
fingered for a short time. When
II was seen that he was dead his
body was placed in the motor car
again to be taken back to Cork. His
last words were: Forgive them"
Collins body Is expected here to.
night from Cork on steamer.
Bound Home When Killed.
The, Free State commander.in-
chief had been enthusiastically re.
ceived upon his arrival at Cork.
The troops and civilians throughout
the whole vicinity Of Cork turned
out to cheer him. IL Is Understood
that Collins was bound homeward
when the fatal assault was
launched.
Richard Mulcahy, minister OF de-
fense in the Irish provisional govern.
ment and former chief OF, staff In the
Irish republican army, will succeed
Collins as commanderin.chief
Cabinet Summoned.
Mulcahy has issued an order 20 the
Free State troops exhorting them 10
stand firm. The order reads:
Soldiers OF the Free State. stand
calmly at your posts DO not let
any cruel act OF reprisal blemish
your honor. You are the inheritors
Of the bright strength and gay brav-
cry OF Michael Collins and your sor.
row WIN strengthen you to serve Ire
land"
The cabinet was summoned to con-
slider the situation. Al the same time
official announcement was made
that the death OF Collins necessitstes
CONTINUED on Page .. Column -
The Washington times., 1922-08-23
TRAP SET
BY POLICE
CAPTURES
SUSPECT
Tried to Swallow Marked
Money Detectives Say
of Leo Cohen.

Police this afternoon made
their first move in the handbook
crusade -deereed by Commission
rr.Qgstsr -xhenA--.th they arrested
Leo Cohen, twenty-seven, of 406
Thirteenth street northwest, in
the cigar store of Milton A.
Bradley, 1909 E street north
west, after he had issued q 81
ticket on Saratoga race and
accepted marked money from
confederate Of the officers, ac-
cording to their statemnt.
Tried to Swallow Money.
While members of the vice squad
waited outside. the pigeon" In al
legged to have negotiated the bet with
Cohen on the inside. When the al.
legged transaction was complete, they
swooped down on the alleged bookie.
who Immediately attempted to swal-
low the marked bill and the ticket.
Frustrated in this. he tried to tear
them up, police say.
Cohen was taken to the Second
precinct station and held in bond of
$1,000. Two similar cases are said
to be pending against him. Officers
making the arrest were Lieut.. o. T.
Bradley, Sergt. j. ID. McQuade and
Detectives o. w. Mansfield and q. J.
O'Dea, Of the First precinct.
Washington bookmakers are be.
coming desperate.
Because a District official has
vowed to wreck the business that
has netted them fortunes they have
threatened his life. 4
Commissioner James +. Oyster, the
official in question, cannot be in.
Inundated, he declared today, as he
moved to prosecute more vigorously
than ever his campaign to put an
end here TO betting on horse racing.
Threat Sent by Mall.
A bookmaker who did not sign
letter to the Commissioners home
last night carrying threats it the
Commissioner did not cease his
activity.
Another letter awaited the Com.
missioner when he reached his OF.
flee in the District Building today.
You ere marked man." one
of the letters said. and added that
your days are few" q
The Commissioner was also
warned that certain members of
his family ARE marked for ie-
struction.
All Of the machinery OF the police
department is being put In motion
to stamp out bookmaking here and
the courts have promised to back
the campaign to the limit.
After 'Tfpsters," Too.
Not content to let the matter rest
with crushing the booltmakers.
Commissioner Oyster is now moving
against those who sell tips on
races. Hrt
The corporation counsel has been
asked to go thoroughly into the mat
ter and make a written report on
lust how far the Commissioners can
70 In the matter Of putting out of
business those who sell tips.
II there is no existing law under
which the. police department can
close up these places. the Commis.
sioners are expected to ask Congress
to give them that law.
The Commissioner was plainly ju.
biiant today over the support he In
receiving In his drive, From all
parts of the city he IL receiving let
ters from ministers. laymen, moth.
ers, wives and sisters who iaud him
for his efforts.
One communication received to-
day stated that II the Commissioners
does no more than stamp out book.
making In Washington his admins
trntion win have been n most sue
oessfIl one, one that viii be long re-
membered here,
The Washington times., 1922-08-23

zoo WITH
FORCE Of
ONLY 20
Attacked From Ambush, He
Led Defense; Forgive Them
His Dying Words.

LONDON. Aug. 23.--Hayden
Talbot. American journalist. who
collaborated with Michael Collins,
I'm writing a book on Irish af-
fairs. In copyrighted article In
the Standard this afternoon, made
the following revelation:
Collins, during a conversation
with Harry Boland, late Repub-
Iican leader, three months ago.
said:
'H you consider me traitor,
for supporting the AngloIrish
trraty, why don't YOU have me
kilIedT e
The Washington times., 1922-08-23
Sir 7. Brock. Sculptor, Dies.

LONDON. Aug. 2s.--sir Thomas
Brock, the sculptor, 10 dead here.
Sir Thomas was born In 1sl7.
Among his better known works ire
THE Moment Of Peril" The Gen.
ius Of Power Palace" Eve" and
the Queen Victoria memorial In
Buckingham.
The Washington times., 1922-08-23
Martial Law In Guatemala.

Martial law has been declared In
sonne parts OF Guatemala, following
revolutionary activities and assassi-
nations, Minister oeissisr reported 20
the State Department today.
The Washington times., 1922-08-23

Partly cloudy tonight;
Thursday cloudy and un.
settled. mild temperature;
moderate south and south
west winds.
The Washington times., 1922-08-23

A director OF the Health
Department in Massachusetts
says bootleggers have given up.
selling beer entirely; not
enough profit in II. Whiskey
is the thing, easily hidden,
easily made, bringing q high
Prohibition can drive out
beer easily enough. The ques-
tion Is: Can IL drive out whis-
keyf That remains to be
seen.
The British government sp-
propriates s2bo,ooo to estab-
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
POSI-. VRABEC VSTUPUJE DO OPO-
SICE VUCI SLOW. L'UDOVE STRANE..

Jak dao cekat, konflkt POSI- Vrabce Sc sovenskou
udovou sranou pfostfuje. POSI- Vrabec ohasue
stanskem Sovenskem Socasov ze vstupuje prozam
udove strae do opposice doprovaz toto sve prohaen
tevfenym listen POSI- Hlnkov kteremu cin pe vycitky
hedu socialn narodnf polky Otevreny list ten e velmi
zajimavy. POSI- Vrabec vytyka Hnkov po STRANGE So
cianl re delnicch pse recni ako 'holodrancch"
hanech re vyzyva sve stoupence ably p obecnich
bach vol en di zamozne ktef pati veke dane muvf
prot nemocenskym pokadnam pro podpore nezamestna-
nosti re Hnkdv Slovak p jiste stavce oskl nserat
n6nlz hledal savkokazove ze Hnka vIbec vystupue
proti chudobnemu u ktey tvo prevaznou cast
We strany Dale POSI- Vrabec obvnuje Hnku, wy
jednava darskym estanskym sociasy acko posla
necky klub uz dvakrate postav prot jednan
vaci uka srany hnou do nj exponent zbrankrote
rezmu gr6fi vekoatkaTi vselijac dobrodruzi
NONE dust probouzeicf sovenske vedom Hlnkov to.
mu doaci zahranicn hucne
tleska peje chvaozpevy Pane predsedo" voa POSI-
bec eco robte ze robite Zenee zahuby neen sama
nejen SLOW udovou sranu ale ce sovensky narod Od
por strane vci VAST polce ocvdne roste Vase
strana Vas nen ami sovensky,
Isky tim meme socan POSI- Vrabec vola
loposcniho kfida vsecAny kdo ch6i aby
nomie nebyla hrobem slovenkeho naroda kazdeho kdo
|veny uvedome Slovak ,miluc Sovensko Ceskosoven-
skou repubku POSI- Vrabec prohlasuje,
pro cyromethodejskou ideu katolickym Cechami
ravou aniz by zka programu auonomie uslo-
vat to- ably rozvadeny lid sovensky by smren pe "So
venska ceska krev vybojovala tuto republku en j
m1ze zachovat Prot emisarGm Horthyho Stvacnm pove
deme boj zvot smr' BOZ zivot smrt zda
|se ze zahauje vsak prot POSI- Vrabcov take veden SLOW
udove srany hned poprve chape lacneho bohuze
velmi obvykeho prosedku zradcovani hanobeni Hin
XIV Slovak uz snaz vylicit pfpad Vrabcdv jako pe
chy minsra Sramka jako dok rudovou sranu, obed
many drem Benesem diva mliony korun. Tato Eva
kampan ukazuje re dnesnimu veden udove srany je p
pad POSI- Vrabce vem nemiy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
VINOPALNA v PODsVETf

Ponevadz 81 sousede stezo.
vail ma obtizny zapach podnik-
la policie prohlidku domu els.
541O Berwald ave. S. E. a ma
LEILA 25 stop hlaboko v zemi
ukrytou vinopalnu. Zatcena
byla jen 18-leta pi. Teresa Ma.
nikova pro poruseni prohibic-
Mich nafizeni.
Letaci skadrona prohledala
marne zprvu cely ddm ga.
raz. Neco sc v dome delo, G
tom presvedcovaly nosy zkuse.
nych policistd. Poslez bylc
objeveno ponekud uvolnene
prkno podlahy, pod tim scho.
dy do hloubky, kde nalezena
upravena mistnost S destilac.
MIN aparatem ma 80 gallonI s
celym zarizenim a 25 gallony
hotove koralky IL padesati.
gallovych sudd pripraveneho
jiz kvasiva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
HORLIVY CTENAR NOVIN.

16-lety zahradnicky pomoc-
mix z Shaker Heights, Nick
Zampino, 2661 vych. ia. ul.
sedel ma kraji pieru ma vych.
8. ul. a cetl noviny. Patrne
velice horlive, neb kdyz zava-
nul vitr a vyrval mu listy, "a
pomnel ctenar kde sedi, mav]
po Mich rukama, ably je zachy-
til zblunk, - byl We vode.
RoztrEitost svoji by jiste zapla
til smrti, nebyti dvou muzI,
ktefi lined "a MIN skocili a
prave yeas zachranili. Ma mi
sto privolana policejni ambu-
lance krisila jej k zivotu pl-
nych deset minut, nacez Zam-
pino dopraven do Lakeside ne
mocnice, kde byl "a kratko 20
taven tax, re sc mohl odebrati
domG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

vi oposicni Glen obecniho W.
boru, kovar Chaloupka. Zmeril
Tychtu, ktery s hlavou svese-
nou a zapadly do svych mysle-
rex ami nepozoroval, re kraci
proti nemu. Teprve kdyz jej
Chaloupka preset, slysel doce-
la zretelne, .iak Tychta 81 od-
levil: "Je to kluk blba, pito-
ma! Seslo tenkrat Sc soudu
pen proto, re cekal vlastne Ty-
chta Chaloupka, kdo prvni bu
de zalovat. Zlomilt' Chaloup-
ka Tychtovi leve zebro a Tych
ia Chaloupkovi opet zebro pra
We.
"Je to kluk blba, pitoma," ="
odlevoval 81 Tychta We sve me-
moci, pvazuje, re i tuto neho-
du zavinil jeho syn, ci vnuk ne
st'astnou svoji chladirnou.
"Je to kluk blba, pitoma," u.
levoval 81 Tychta, kdyz byl u5
davno zdrav a musel konecne
zaplatiti chladirnu advokat.
MIN palmarem a soudnimi Ultra.
tami.
Pojednou z cista jasno roz.
letla Sc sensacni zprava, re '
okresni zalozne zastrelil sc Il.
cetni a zmizel pokladnik, "a.
nechav tn prazdnou pokladnu
Svedomite, do krejcaru hale
re byla pokladna vybrana a
sporivym vkladatelum zbyly
pro utechu jen bezcennymi
ciframi popsane vkladni kniz-
ky. Tychta zde prisel o cele
sve jmeni, o vynos zazracnych
okurek nevidaneho doposud
obili "a celia leta bajecnych L.
rod vynosnych skod krupobi-
tim. Ma sto tisic korun byla cd
hadovana jeho ztrata.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
CZECHOSLOVAK REVIEW.

Srpnove cislo Czechoslovak
Review pfinasi nasledujicl OBJ
sab: Commerce and Industry
(bv Ladislav Novak, Czecho-
slovak Minister of Commerce)
Month in Czechoslovakia. =
Czech Literature (by Paul Sci
ver). The Deathbead of Ae-
schylus) basen j. S. Machara
v preklade P. Selvera). Gen.
trail Europe's Peacemaker (by
Charles Sarolea). Hungarian
Elections. Here and There. -
Current Topis (by the Editor)
Rovnez jsou v textu tfi vyobra-
zenl = President Masaryk, a
mericky vyslanec Einstein a
italsky vyslanec, Bordonaro
fotograficky snimek pomniku
Bozeny Nemcove a DR.. vi.
Smetana, diplomaticky zastup
ce pro Mexiko. Czechoslovak
Review rediguje vydava p.
E. F. Prantner, SIS w. 184th
st.. New York, N. Y. Pred
platne ma rok jest $500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
HOCH ZRANEN AUTEM.

Ia prave uplynulych dvou
dnd stal Sc jiz druny pfipad,
kdy nerozumni hosi tezce "a
platili vyskakovanl ma ledafske
vozy. Vcera prinesli jsme
zpravu, kterak zabit byl Ia
podobne okolnosti 5-lety Ha-
rold Kimbell, 1907 Moulton
ave. We stredu provadel po-
dobny "kumst" cesky hoch, H.
lety Alex Kukla, bytem vsc.
1926 vych. 48. ul. Ma stesti
byl zranen jen lehceji. Ma RI
dici nebylo shledano zadne vi
ny, neb Kukla seskocil vozu
nenadale, kdyz ridic prave roz
jeteho auta nemohl nehode jiz
zabraniti ami zastavenim ami
uhnutim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
OSUDNY POLAR v 81.
ROTCINCI.

Shawbridge, Quebec, 16. sr-
pna. - Osm deti nepochybne
uhofelo, spolu S rodicemi dvou
z Mich pri pozaru, jenz vznikl
v zidovskem chlapeckem sirot-
cinci. Ohen sifil Sc tax rychle
a pozarni zarizeni byle tax
nedostatecne, ze vetSina deti
zachranena jenom S vynaloze-
MIN svrchovaneho usili. Mezi
zahynuvsimi jest domovnik
Thomas Legault, jeho zena a
dve iejich deti. Kdyz ohen
hofel dive a pGl hodiny, budova
sc sritila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

General zastfelen vojinem
ma strait. V nedeli vecer, 16.
cervence zastrelen byl velitel
municnf tovarny v Policce ge-
neral-inzenyr Rada straznim
vojinem. General pracoval We
sve kancelari a kdyz nahle sha
slo elektricke svetlo, odebral
Sc, svfte 81 svickou, do telefoni-
cke dstfedny, jez jest v temze
baraku. Vojfn, stojici venku
ma strait, spatril oknem posta-
WI, generala vsak nepoznal.
Kdyz straz zvolala: "Kdo
tam?" a general, patrne nesly
Sc, Sci dale, dvakrate vystreli-
la. Jednou ranou zasazen byl
general do zivota a ackoliv byl
jeste v noci operovan, rano sko-
nal. Prlpad Sc lredne vysetru-
je.
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Kde ktery vkladatel prokli-

Kde ktery vkladatel prokli-
nal dcetniho pokladnika "a
lozny, do horoucich pekel po-
sllal feditelstvo i s revisory, jen
Tychta mlcel a mlcel. Kdyz
promluvil konecne, rekl: "Je
to kluk blba, pitoma!O deset
mizernych tisicovek 81 tatovi
fekne a ostatni 81, pitomec, "a
fidi ma vlastni naklad, neb ma
duh. Jakobych tady nebyl ia!
Stotisic kdyby to bylo stale,
rad bych mu je byval dal. Jen
kdyby Sc byl slovem zminil
prede mnou. Ted to ma lepsi,
kluk blba, pitoma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

VYBORNE POBAVENf
ccekava kazdeho v zupni
zabave v sobotu l9. srpna v
sokolovne ma Wendell Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

Varsava, Is. srpna. - Pred
seda polskeho ministerstva No
wax svolal konferenci exper-
tn "a ucelem vypracovanl sa-
mospravneho systemu pro Ha-
lie, jenz ma byt predlozen par
lamentu ku schvaleni. Plan
zahrnuje zrizeni zvlastni ra-
dy pro Halle, jez slozena bu-
de z PolakI UkrajincI. V
polskem ministerstvu ma byt
vzdy vyhrazeno jedno misto
pro Ukrajince.
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pro tezce zkouSenou rodinu pi
Terezie Krabec, clenkyne Sbo-
ru Anna Sazavska {. 81 j. c..
D., ktere byly slozeny k ruce
pi. Frantisky Svobodove, 1925
E. 1913. ul. Cleveland, O.. Pri-
spell: Pitter $500, Texler 25c.
Vlasak 75c,' Hasman soc, Cha
bel 25c, Sicha $1.OO, Calta
soc, Kocar $1.00, Velkovybor
J. C. d. $500.
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JEDNA MINUTA VOLNOSTI

Columbus, o., 16. srpna. =
Robert Duncan teSil sc zrov-
ma asi jedne minute svobody,
kdyz byl propulsion z ohioske
statni trestnice po vyslouzenl
81 dvou rokG pro zlocin ziska-
vani majetku pod falesnym
predstiranim. Urednici z New
Yorku uvitali jej hned u bra
ny sc zatykacem, v nemz jest
vinen z kradeze "a $1,000
diamantG. Duncan bude SOU
zen v New YOrku.
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SYN ROVNEz UZNAN
VINNYM.

Charles Town, w. Va, 16.
srpna. = John Wilburn, jenz
podilel sc ma pochodu ozbroje-
nych havirI okresu Logan
pred rokem, byl usvedcen ma
zdejsim krajskem soudu dnes
vecer vrazdy v druhem stup-
nj We spojeni Sc zastfelenim Sc
rifa J. G.. Moore-a behem ''Lo-
ganske bitvy". Pro tentyz zlo
Gin byl usvedcen otec jeho,
Rev. Wilburn.
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"FATTY" OBCHODNfM
CESTUJfCfM.

San Francisco, 16. srpna. =
z tlusteho Arbudkle-a, drlvej-
81 filmove hvezdy prvni veliko
sti, stal sc obchodni cestujici.
Odjizdi dnes do Orientu, aby
konal ma dalekem vychode
"missionarskou praci' pro ne
kolik> filmovych spolecnostf.
Jeho dcelem jest pry otevflti
move pole pro americke filmy.