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The Washington herald., 1922-07-12
Our Courteous Conductors.

That the spirit of Sir Walter
Raleigh still lives on was evidenced
by a little newsboy who sells the
morning papers near our car-stop.
The other morning a lame young
woman was hurrying to catch her
car. which was loading at the stop.
She was but a short distance from
;ther car when. the last passenge
mounted the step.
Hey. conductor, wait a second"
the newsboy cried. THE lame lady's
coming"
But the conductor closed the door
and "let her roll"
"Aw. gwan, you big stiff!' cried
the boy. shaking his fist at the fast
receding car. 'Ain't you got no
hearth"
And the lame girl smiled at him
and bought both papers.-M W., 81
Third street northeast.
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Another Sanctum Invaded.

As l strolled out Sixteenth street
Saturday night. 1 saw her seated in
the first chair front of a barber
shop, filled with men, having her
hair bobbed.
1t was the usual Saturday night
rush hour, and the men sat about,
in their shirt sleeves. collarless.
waiting their turn for the Sunday
slick-up.
She presented most striking
sight. with the large barber apron
fastened about her neck. and was
the cynosure of all passing eyes
Gene Paul. 1645 Columbia road.
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Plan Seaside" Fete.

Beach guards, life guards. fortune
teilers. cool drinks. singing splash
and all other carnival nov-
cities. including dinner. will feature
the annual crab feast of the busi-
ness and professional women's sec
ton Of the Women's City Club in the
garden Of the clubhouse tonight at
$50. Booths and shops along the
will add to the seaside re-
sort Illusion of the event.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-12
DIRTHS ANDDEATHS
ID REPORTED IN DC.
BIRTHS.
White.

James L. and Minlie Fischer. boy.
Paul d. and Grace Morrison, girl.
George p. and Anna L. Duvall. girl.
John W. and Alice ". Kemler. boy.
Edward J. and Anna ". Monat, boy.
James A. and Mary =. Gallagher. girl.
Charles r. and Dorothy N. Beavers. boy
Joseph and Annie z. siebert. boy.
Henry I. and Elsie ". White, girl.
Milton 8. and Elizabeth B. Hunter. girl.
George 8. and Mamie J. Brown, boy.
Bernard =. and Ethel Mooney, boy.
George 8. and Mamie I. Brown. boy.
Walter q. and Ruth NJ. McClemon. girl.
oris L. and Ruth c. Helsley, boy.
Solomon and Naomi Ksitlin. boy.
0rlin 8. and Mary z. Kinsman, boy.
John T. and Goldie n. Beteler. girl.
Henry and Jeanette L. Bers. boy"
John L. and Marion Bailey. boy.
Andrew and Lottie Peterman. girl.
Charles c. and Edith O. Guy, girl.
Harry L. and Helen R. Smith. boy.
VIM. A. and Julia G. Cooper. boy.
Ray Q. and Mareery A. Erlandson, boy,
Daniel 8. and Sue @. Ring. boy.
Otis L. and Vera Mohundra. girl.
Clarence J. and Ella L. Evans. boy.
Edgar J. and Mary .. Hough. boy.
Ferna ndo T. and Hazel r. Norcross, boy.
James T. and Eva n. Green. boy.
Coiored.
Thomas and Johanna Mccoy, girl.
Herbert =. and Cassie Smart, boy.
Edward p. and Marion J. Walker. boy.
John n. and Emma L. Terry, boy.
Richard A. and Dora Washington. boy.
Laurence and Clara Gravett. girl.
Thomas =. and Mamie offutt. girl.
Charles and Della Brown. girl.
DEATHS.
White.
Ann v. Skunk. 90 years. s1s Rock Greek
-hurch road.
George n. Armstrong. 90. 1907 Park road
w.
Andrew B. Andrews. 70. o. 8. Soldiers
Home Hosp.
Alexander J. butcher. 70. US. Soldiers
Home Hosp.
Louise Fuller. "a. Prord. Hosp.
Charles A. Foley, As, 1909 Corbin Place ne.
winfred Il. Micha Cd, 10. %s2 Manor pi. NV.
Amanda A. stealey, so. isis First ct. NV.
Lewis Holmes. o.. Garheld Hosp.
sfoses Bumsardner. %. Georgetown Univ.
Hosp.
Elisabeth B. Dsnby. 70, a1s A Ct. ,s.
Samuel 3. Moores, 70. efbley Hosp.
Dean Leroy Armentrout. days, Garfield
9oep.
csisrsd.
ccrdelia n. Btanson. 81 years. 2s25 Va,
I've. NV.
Ella Parks, "a. ss r. ct. NV.
George Miller, Is. Bmerseney Hosp.
Bpnis Rogers, 81. St. Eiis Hosp.
Howard ?, Lane. months. 2i2s Pa. ave.
Hsis. I. Ls~is. . nsssA.. as L .. =,
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And 1t Wasn't a Ford.

l was walking down the street
yesterday and saw a decrepit car
parked across the street in front of
my house. II was a funny sight,
with steam pouring from the radia-
tor like a locomotive. I started to
laugh. A little later a man walked
out with a bucket of water and
poured il in the radiator You
wouldn't realize how surprised
was when the man stepped on the
self starter and was away in a
moment. hitting on all six.-J. H.
Williams. 357 K street southwest.
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U. Va. Summer School
Enrolment OUer 1000

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July
1.-The enrolment in the Univer-
sity OF Virginia summer school Is
now 1000, with others registering
every day. This number includes 4ss
men and 1871 women
The record shows an Increase OF
III over the total number matricu.
latsd last summer.
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Soldier Hospital Ready.

Completion Of the soldier hospital
project at Terryville. Md. making
available 900 additional beds for
treatment Of mental cases was an
nounced yesterday by Assistant Sec
retary Of the Treasury Clifford. Tha
structure was erected at a cost nr
2 approximately $500. 900
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Introducing Big Ben.

Meet me at Big Ben" she said.
Big Ben," I wondered. "Is that
some famous point of washington
with which I'm not acquainted?"
AT one-thirty sharp" he replied.
Then 1t dawned upon me that
there are fiappers in Washington
who know something about London.
and that the new clock at ,Thir-
teenth and F streets has been
ehristened after a worthy name
sake.-M. L. H, 100 Thirteenth
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1922-07-12
Shame on Them.

ERAPS there few mothers who do the virtues Fehe
Castoa Perhaps there few who know that there limitations
the MARKET and knowing this Fetcher ALL motherhood
call
before them
Its all motherhood
the For thirty Fethef Castoa has
the upbudng Of population; aid the saving Of babies
And there those who would something
this Try that Even the remedy for the breathing babe
that all robust womanhood would Shame
The Washington herald., 1922-07-12
BAND CONCERTS

A. Z. s Capitol this evening At
eond leader. A"SO"'
Program.
trch. The Rifle Regiment. Sons,
srture. "RoOespierre" re".... TJ,oI5
prise. Hearts, Message .santelmann
omoone solo. Ecstasy OF Spring
Musician Robert =. CLARK o'A
Fnnd Scenes from The Bartsred Bride"
Al M'surka de Concert, Dragon w" "A
b. March Characteristic. .'Hsmaida;'
cenes Pittoresques. T..sa.
March. allegro moderate
Air de Ballet, alleEretto scherzando.
AnEelus. andante sostenuto.
Fete Boheme. allegro moderate.
The Star spanEled Banner"
By the Army Music School at the stsdiun
the Central High Community Cent.r
ffh and Clifton streets. northwest. tonIgbt
i:oo oeSck tsenior bandleader students
Pldiers March from william Teu'' Ro..inI
Conducted BY serEt. James c. MooreD
Ferture. "Ths Beautiful Galatea" Snno.
ICondncted oy sergt. c. C. LanerD
lection from Martha FIotov
oIsus''d s',s.s d b. sian se5Et W. E; vincent.i
|, Conducted by serEt Z. W. McKeanG
70 for Trombone. "Air varie" HsrIov
Played By stan sergt. Charles Rehm)
lite. Atlantis" IA fr,nak
ondueted BY sts1 sergt. Geo. Hutchinson }
renade. les Millions D'Arleauin''. Drigo
tCondueted by sergt. ". =. Raymond }
Px Trot. Dancing Fool snyder
arch. Washington Srays'' .GrafuIIa
Conducted BY Pvt. ist Class Hugh Pesslack)
The Star spanEled Banner"
Washington BOYS Ind.p.ns.nt R,,d ~,
Iteenth and Columbia road, from 1850
300; ]. l. Kidwell. director.
Pros,m.
reh. ''rAunderer" sou,,
Ierture, King Lear. .UaTes
peert waltz. Belle Isie''. kin
ritons solo, Down the Trail to Home
Musieisn Glenn Jones.
termeszo, Home Songs. .schumann
rch. "our Defenders. Seitz
to Trio, -Gloamiag". Beyer
rsisian.; IS. G; Amidon. L. Harris. F. ouvaIi.
rn' Sd .':...... ......... ;Zamecnik
The Star spsnE1-d Banner"
concert By tie o. S. soldiers HON. Band
oandstand this evening at 5:30 O'Clock:
pn D. NJ Zimmermann. ba ndmss.er.
Program.
reh, The Gallant Seventh. .Brocken.hire
'rture- "1elva' va'-..............R Reissixxer
hraeteristie Suite. An Alpine Fantasia''
80. ..'-. .'.'-.. ..s.-...-.. .Tobani
rerpts from the musical comedy. .Ka-
Tros charaeteristic. The siren w.sR, yr,R.
eltZ Popular. ''Swahee River Moon"
:.--.,:....-... ;:........'--......C Clarke
Thp Star spangled Banner"
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A. L. $. Capitol this evening at 5pm
the Z. $. Marine Band; Taylor Branson
The Washington herald., 1922-07-12

Concert BY the o. s. Soldiers Home Band
oandstand this evening at $50 O'Clock: :
IN s. NJ Zimmerman. bandmaster.
Program.
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ProSnm.

warrington Boys Independent Band at
Fth and Columbia road. from 7:30
800; J. L Kidwell. director.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-12

reh, The Gallant Seventh" .Brockenshire
rture- 1eiva -...............R Reissigger
racteristic Suite, An Alpine FautaSia''
The New York herald., 1922-11-27

LAW o TIL ST
Seven Per Cent Cumulative Preferred Stock
Par value Of sns$ Ra~rd to d.d
n whole ar tim after he iron
December thereafter tof and
qu abya Company y dmp y
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idd dpsb cuA
....
pu4 tdousto okHr Dr.. DoroueP President
BUSINESS Campben new III
in from REQ organzat o Campbell Conpan
established "Canpbens
1~
he netp profits and o Company
en- months endn
certified Messs Price Watehouse Co., Public Accountants
1919 ss193eS03
oaoba 1s22n
C,omuH md dMr&L k Perry and is in
Price $1O4 per sharea and accrued dividend
sSsSs "a" t'sn the applied
GOLDMAN SACHS & CO. LEHMAN BROTHERS
~m~u--~m 1u-~~4A. A.~~sAra ra&m~ believe. .Sr"A
The New York herald., 1922-11-27

Continued ON Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-11-27

&C
ma adc NJ pr c OF regular
American Oil suspended
The New York herald., 1922-11-27
WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER rs. 1922.

,7sa7s0oo Jan to date sssl5sil 900 ss1Os OOe
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29

sFt A, Lrdbsttsr. 1927 Eighth ave
nue.. Ralph has been employed Al
the Gfiiien Wheel plant, while RAY
mond worked ioF the Northwestern
railroad.
The interesting romance between
the sisters aud cousins began one
night in June. 1921. at a iaFty held
near the Ledheiler home. AtlTae'
ton between them was mutual, aer
eoTding 10 the aunt. and association
OF the couples brought about early
plans ior a double marriage,
The two couples have established
Joint honeymoon nest at Thirty
seventh street aud Broadway and all
will contribute toward It's support
aud maintenance. according 10 pres.
en-, plans, No honeymoon trip will
he made until later. the young
couples announced following Their
double wedding,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Presbyterians
Can Build Church
High Court Rules
Zoning Ordinance Is unreas'
enable, Finding in Case
of Westminster Con.
gregation.

Lincoln. June 2s-(speeial.)-
One .ee,ion of the Omaha coming
ordinance was pronounced invalid
by the Nebraska supreme court in
All opinion handed down here.
Justice Dean wrote the ajori,y
opinion OF the court while Justice
Rose. in dissenting opinion, held
that the particular restriction in the
section was not an unreasonable
one.
The question arose in the case
OF the Westminster Presbyterian
church agains, K. Z. Edgecomb,
chief engineer in charge OF the c,iy's
building department. The section
which was attacked in the suit pro.
vides tina, in Zone Z, relating to
the residence section, no building
shall be constructed which covers
more than Is per cent OF the 10:
or parcel OF ground.
The high court. affirming the
Judgment OF the Douglas county
district court, ruled that the re-
striction imposed by this section
was unreasonable and invalid be-
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Candidate for
Congress Favors
Wines and Beer
Aspirant for Nomination
From First District Has Fix.
perience in Govern.
ment Bureaus.

Lincoln, June 2s.-(Speeial A
light wines and beer plank is in-
serted in the platform oil Paul Man
hart, attorney. Auburn, Neb.. eandi.
date Tor III. republican nomination
Tor congressman III the FRS, dis
trlct.
Manhart is a graduate of Boyles
Business college in Omaha and
Georgetown university in Washing
ton, d. {. He has had experience
III the War department. War Risk
Insurance department, Department
OF the Interior and the Commerce
department in Washington.
In answer 10 the QUESTIONABLE
sent out by Leila G.. Dyar OF the
Women's Christian Temperance
union and F.. A. High OF the Anti
Saloon league OF Nebraska, he an
nounced:
II am unequivocally for the sane
amendment OF the Nolstead law and
will, il elected. vote and work for
such amendment. In my use OF the
qualifying word sane in this con-
nection, I wish to be understood to
mean-amendment that seems over
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29

cause Il did not faIl within the police
powers OF the municipality as
necessary ior the protection OF the
health and welfare OF the com.
munity. Under the ruling the church
Is given permission 10 construct its
new building at ThiFty-htth street
and Woolwof,h avenue al an esti.
mated cost of $4,000,
ut clearly appears" the court
said in passing on the case, that the
ordinance goes beyond the authority
conferred by the legislature, That
part OF the ordinance which re.
s,riets the building 10 Is per cen, OF
the lot is unreasonable and for thai,
reason invalid"
In its opinion. the court likewise
calls attention 10 a provision OF the
section permitting the city commits
sion TO grant a speeial permit IN
the event that a petition properly
signed by the property owners OF
the affected district is presented. II
is impossible 10 delegate authority
in this manner. the court rules.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29

whelmingly justified by the actual
experience which the people in every
station in lie have gained from the
workings OF the Volstead law since
It's enactment.
II would oppose any amendment
looking toward the re'establlshment
OF the American saloon IN any
euise or under any possible suhteF.
iuge. This one fact made certain. !
would support amendment to the
Nolstead law giving 10 all people the
right TO have lawfully in their homes
beverage OF low alcoholic content
and which is generally described III
the current phrase light wines and
beer"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Adopted Son Given
Big. Share in Estate

Falls City. Neb.. June 2s.-(Spe-
cial. Thirty years ago. Frank Paul.
then a boy OF II. was taken into the
home OF John A. Weaver OF Verdon,
for several years member OF the
Richardson county board OF super
visors. and was adopted withou, the
regular legal procedure.
Years passed and Paul grew into
manhood, marrying eventually. but
still he stayed near his beneiactor
when the latter pleaded that he was
lonely. He remained with Mr..
Weaver until the latter's death two
months ago.
Tuesday the will OF Mr.. Weaver
was admitted to probate and large
group OF relatives gathered to learn
OF the requests. Most OF them re-
ceived sums ganging from $500 to
500. Paul's share was $4,000.
Bee Want Ads produce results.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Saline County
Jail Delivery
Is Frustrated
Sheriff Greer Takes Two
Prisoners to Penitentiary
for Safe keepins-Keys
Made From Spoons.

Lincoln, June 2s-(Speeial) -
Sheriff Henry A, Greer OF Saline
county brought d. :, Yarees and
Charles Sweeney to the peni,entiary
today Tor saiekeeping. farges and
Sweeney are believed by Greer to
he plotters Tor wholesale delivery
from the Saline county jail
Sheriff Greer frustrated the plans
OF the men by waiting all Satur-
day night while the men discussed
their plans FOR breaking jail.
lmproviscd keys. made OF spoons,
were found by the sheriff in the
cells OF the prisoners.
The Sheriii'S suspicious were frs,
aroused when he discovered that one
OF the inside doors OF the jail, which
is kept unlocked during the daytime
was locked. Believeing the lock had
been tempered with, Sheriff Greer
made an investigation.
Yarges was awaiting trial on
charges OF obtaining money under
false pretenses. while Sweeney is
to be tried at the November term
OF court on a burglary charge.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Dual Romance
eliminates in
Twin Ceremony
Sisters Become Brides o
Cousins and Quartet 10
Make Honeymoon Nest
Together in Bluffs.

4 dual romance between tive
Council Bluffs sisters and two cous,
lns from Homer. Neb.. which had
It's inception a year ago at a party
in the Bluffs. eliminated yesterday
III double wedding ceremony.
The principals in the four cofnefed
love affair are Ralph Smith. u. son
OF Oliver Smith. aud Rachel Doner,
.; and Raymond Smith,. son OF
Nelson Smith. aud Norma Doner.
u, Fathers OF the two boys are
brothers and both are farmers living
near Homer. Neb,
The Doner girls are the daughters
OF {. +. Doner. 5ijb Sixth avenue,
but have been making their home
with their brother. l.. Y. Doner.
2I5S Eighth avenue. Norma has
been employed by the telephone
company in Omaha. while her sister
has been with a Bluffs drygoods
store.
About a year ago the two cousins
came from their homes in Nebraska
to seek employment in Council
Bluffs. They have made their home
since with Ralph's aunt. Mrs, Rob.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Girls Jaw Is Broken
as Torpedo Explodes

Nebraska City. Neb, June IS
peeial,)-Mareella Sharp, I, daush.
ter OF Tom Sharp. was seriously in
jured when a torpedo which she had
placed ia her mouth exploded. break
ing her right jaw and loosening all
the teeth,
The child had found the explosive
in a drawer at the family home where
il had been placed by an older bro
Their. The attending physician be-
lieves she will recover without per-
manent injury.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Brass Band Touls July 1
Celebration ut Beatrice

Beatrice. june 1s.-tSpeeial,l The
committees having IL charge the
Fourth oil July celebration here made
booster trip over the county today
TO advertise the affair They took
with them li.piece brass band. A,
J, Weaver oi Falls City will give the
address here on the Fourth
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Muddy Creek Bridge Is
Ready for Traffic Today

Falls City. Neb,. June 2s.-.tSpe'
cial.)-The new bridge across Muddy
creek, constructed by the Allied Coa-
struction company OF Omaha at =
cos, OF $500. has been complete"
and is ready Tor traffic Monday. It
is a lOO-ioo, span and has 20 ieet Of
roadway.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Aged Man May Survive
Attempt on Own Life

Beatrice. June 2s,-(speeial,)-
Ladimer Penksva. aged resident oi
Crab Orchard. who slashed his
throat with a razor last week with
suicidal intent is improving. Al
tending physicians believe he will
recover.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Nora Reedy Wins Divorce

Beatrice, June %. - (SpecialD. -
Nora Recdy was granted divorce
III district court yesterday from
George Reedy on Vie grounds OF
cruelty and nonsupport. The couple
formerly lived at Blue Springs.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
Crops Near Scribner
Ruined by Hail Storm

Herman Sailing came in from
Scribner yesterday with a shipment
OF 80 head OF yearllng cattle with
which he Sc, the high mark OF the
year Tor yearlings by receiving
S9.55 a hundred. The cattle averaged
9SS pounds and were bought on the
local marke, last October as feeder
calves at sos a hundred.
According to Mr.. Stating Tor an
area OF two miles wide and about
seven miles long northeast OF Serb.
ner Monday evening hail destroyed
all crops that were up. He said the
hallstones averaged in size from a
walnut to as big as a hens egg and
the storm was the worst seen around
Scribner in 40 years.
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risky KONSULAT v NEW
YORKU:

New York, %. prosince. ri.
Muriel 'MacSwiney-ova, vdova
po dffv6jsim lord mayoru Cor
ku a dv6 jin& zeny, jez prohla-
silly, ze jednaji jm6nem ''Irske
republiky",' dnes' vesly do r.
skeho konsulatu v Nassau ,ili-
ci a protivily Sc Isilf policejnf-
no porucfka Gegana Lindsay
Crawforda, z&stupce Svobodn6
no Statu, 0 jich vypuzenf.
"Jsme zde, abychom dohled-
", ze zajmy republiky budou
chran9ny a hodlame ztstati, =
prohlasila pf. MacSwiney-ov&
kdyz porucik Gegan il varoval,
ze Sc mdze dostati do v&znych
nesn&zi.
Z&pas 0 pravni drzebnost
konsulatu zah&jen byl vcera
stoupenci republik4nskym kymi .
pfivrzenci svobodn<ho Statu pc
vzd&nf Sc dfadu Daniela ].
MnGratha, gener&lnfho konsu.
Ia Svobodn6ho St&tu,, jemua
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easy MOkSKYcH PIRATp
Sc VRACf.


New York, %. prosince. =
Zprava obdrzen& zdejsimi eel
mimi 1fedniky z Nassau, Ba-
hamske ostrovy, o millionove
loupezi lihovin ma vysokem mo
Fl, pokl4d4 Sc "a potvrzeni dri
v6jsfch sd9leni, ze pirati pre-
padajf lodi, jez provozuji po-
dloudny obchod 8 lihovinami ma
Atlantick&m pobfezf. Nejpo-
slednejSf zpr&va oznamuje, ze
parnfk Vincent A. White, jenz
vyp1ul z Nessau do Miquelonu
"a. fijna s 10,5O0 bednami Ii
hovin, byl prepaden blize New
Yorku a lihoviny q vsechny pc
nlze ukradeny pir&ty.
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sENAT BLAlsoslkE wIL
sONoM.

Washington, 20. prosince.
We SVEN ycerejsbm zasedani
pfijal senat jednomyslne reso-
Lei, kterou vyjadfuje sve pote-
SEMI a radost mad tim, ze byva-
le zdravf vraci Sc dfiv9jsimu
presidentu Wilsouovi. Resolu-
ce tato, s pfipisem mistopresi.
denta Coolidge, byla dnes do.
rucena p. Wilsonovi, v den je.
no &c narozenin. Den tento
ztravil dffv6jsf president kid.
ne. Pfijal pouze delegace cd
Wilsonovy madame z New Yor.
ku a odpoledne podnikl obvy.
klou vyjfzdku v automobilu.
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RUskY APPEL. !.

Mosl1va, %. prosince. -
Appel k narodIm weta, aby
podporowaly Rusko v jeho od-
zbro6ovacim programs, byl
pfijat dnes v z&vereGnem Ease
d&ni v8eruskeho kongresu.
Prohl&Senf. .vypravi o Ialsk&m
dsil vyvoaai- z6jem sousedn1ch
st&td 0 ot4zl<n od9brojsnf ma
moskevake kouferenci . z$'d4
csly svx*, ably hlsdM pfiNodtti
poan6ry, "a nich2 zrneh6enf ar-
mad bude mokm&.
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MUsSOLINI NEPoEDE Ma
4. KONFERENCI.

Rim, %. prosince. - Pre-
mier Mudsolini uv3domil dnes
sv1j kabinet, ze 80 nesdcastni
conference spojeneckych pre-
mierh Y Paffzi pffsti tyden.
Jako ddNod udav& predne, De
domacf situa,ce vyzaduje jeho
piftonsnoati q palr ze nebyla
talcoNA diplomatifk6 pflprava,
jez bF spravnoEAla. k nadSji,
4s docflal1o budaI n16al<tch W.
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Moskva, 49, prosince. Turecke narodni s1romazdeni
ose kritsovalo pocinani smeta pasi nafdo u, aby
podpsova zadne smlouvy mrove konferenc Lausanne
bez eho souhasu die spoehlvych zprv Angory de obdr
zenych
Londyn, %. prosnce Briticke yaecne lodi jez opu-
Silly Carihrad mnuy tyden byl tam posany zp6t nased
KEN vyzyvaveho anovska, jez Turci zauja Lausanne
Flotla pod velenm admrala Brocka, vypuje May
odpoledne Panuji obavy ze Turecko moho by vyhodti
svoji posedn kartu toz nafid armade, $4,000 muzd sill
ne, tahnout Cafihrad. -