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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-30
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The New York herald., 1922-06-30
WOMAN IN SENATE RACE
TO SEEK WORLD PEACE

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
MILWAUKEE, June 29.--"It is because
Of my desire to promote world peace
that am willing TO go into this contest"
said Mrs. Ben Hooper OF Oshkosh chosen
by the Democratic state conference
Tuesday to be It's candidate for United
States Senator.
II feel that l may be able to do more
from the inside than from the outside.
II Is a cause for which 7 would give my
life. IL Is my belief that the United
States must take the lead In helping to
obtain permanent peace. I favored the
League Of Nations and when the United
states failed to ratify II supported the
Washington conference, giving my time
and paying my own expenses In a cam
paign to promote It's success. 7 have
not been thinking along party lines and
do not feel that I care to make n
statement on other questions. 1 have
no idea Of how I will make the cam
paign. as / have had no time to think
II over. or one thing you can he per-
fectly certain. there will be no calling OF
names in my campaign. I shall stand
on my record, which feel is thoroughly
understood by the people"
Mrs. Hooper is president OF the Wis
consin League of Women Voters and for
years has been at the forefront In the
suffragist fight, serving at the Capitol
year after year in behalf Of women seek
ing the ballot.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
CHASED BY WARDS
FOES IN CAR, HESAYS
Mount Kisco Man Tells Of
Fleeing From Red Machine
Near Murder Scene.

The big red automobile which, ac-
cording to the story Walter S. Ward
told to the westchester county authori-
ties. contained the blaclSmailers Jack"
and Charley Ross" on the night Ward
killed Clarence Peters, was seen by
Marvin Baker of Mount Kisco at mid
night, the night of the murder. near
the place at which Peters's body was
found on the shore OF Kensico reservoir.
This car, or its twin, was seen also
at the same spot about IL 80 on the
night of May IL. three days before the
shooting. On this occasion Baker and
a woman friend were returning from
White Plains in Bakers roadster. and
the red car chased them for three miles.
Baker believes he was mistaken for
Ward
Baker is one witness overlooked by
the District Attorney the Sheriff. the
Pinkertons and everybody else who has
been trying to solve the Ward murder.
Next Sunday morning Baker returned
and searched the place at which the big
car had stopped. He found a copy OF
New York newspaper. dated Saturday.
stained with what he thought might be
blood and having in 1t a jagged hole
that might have been bullet hole. He
also found mans cap similar to the
caps that Ward said Jack and Charley
wore.
When he heard two days later that
a man had been found dead near the
spot where the newspaper had been
thrown Baker told his story to Charles
Egan and Kenneth Horton. Mount Kisco
policemen. They told Sheriff Werner
about 1t, but he never went to see
Baker. who Is a clerk in Van Tassell's
grocery store at Mount Kisco.
The Grand Jury that indicted Ward
for Peters's murder met yesterday and
was dismissed by Justice Morschauer in
the Supreme Court at White Plains. The
court said
II wish to thank the members Of this
Grand Jury for the sacrifices they have
made in conducting this investigation.
They have done their work we'll"
Two presentments were made by the
jury. The following one was signed by
all the members except the foreman.
Auckland B. Cordner of New Rochelle
Efforts having been made to have 1t
appear that A. B. Cordner, the foreman
of this Grand Jury. through ulterior
motives influenced the members thereof
unlawfully to find an indictment against
one Walter S. Ward. therefore. this
Grand Jury wishes to deny that any at
tempt was made by its foreman or any
other person to influence this body in
finding an indictment"
The other presentment, which had to
do with Cornelius Vanderbilt's "exclu-
sive story" read in part:
I'VE nave investigated an article ap-
pearing in a New York newspaper. May
26. 1922. which purported to say that
Walter S. Ward, instead Of being in the
common jail of Westchester county un-
der an order of Mr.. Justice Seeger, had
been taken from the Jail and to his resi-
dence in the city of New Rochelle.
IAN investigation discloses that Wal
ter S. Ward was at all times until
bailed held in the custody of the Sheriff
in the common Jail in White Plains"
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
10000 LOSE MONEY
BY FULLER CRASH
Work Is Started on Accounts
of Failed Brokers by Forty
eight BOokkeepers.
$250,000 ASSETS FOUND
District Attorney Orders In
quiry Into Complaints Of
Firm Pouring In.
$25O,OOO ASSETS FOUND

Forty-eight bookkeepers were put to
failed Consolidated Exchange house of
e. NJ. Fuller & Co. to speed the work
preliminary to the calling Of witnesses
in the bankruptcy hearings which may
the same time District Attorney Banton
made it clear that despite the stipulation
Fuller's lawyers obtained he would do
everything possible to get hold of the
books.
Fully 5000, and possibly 10000, were
financially injured in the crash
The work of the receiver has been
somewhat complicated by reason of the
wholesale desertion Of Fuller employees.
They acted as though they had made q
promise of some sort to some one, for
they all walked out, and, of course. the
receiver had no power to hold them.
Their names and addresses, however,
were sent to District Attorney Banton.
so that some Of them, anyway, may be
summoned to tell what they know of
the firms activities.
Irwin Weinstein. who Is working with
Receiver Strasbourger says assets of
$3.50, 600 have been found already. From
another source 1t was ascertained that
some of these assets were securities
pledged with branch houses, of which
the firm had seven, and they were
found in the branch office safes. Secur-
tiles found in the New York boxes have
not been listed yet.
The story that Fuller and his partner
Frank MCGEE were caught short of
Mexican Petroleum when it started its
rise is not believed by some
men close to Fuller. Others who might
be in a position to know assert that the
firm was no. bucketing. The talk OF
propaganda causing the crash is not
taken seriously anywhere.
District Attorney Banton said yester-
day that he would subpoena the books OF
Fuller & Co. next week, as soon as the
July term Grand Juries have been
formed. which will be Wednesday. He
explained that this move undoubtedly
would be met by the Fuller concern with
a request upon the United States District
Court to enjoin the District Attorney
from seizing the books
Mr.. Banton appeared to be anxious to
have the matter taken into the courts.
He reiterated his assertions that some
form of supervision over brokerage
houses was the only method of prevent
ing innocent investors from losing money
in such a manner as the failure of this
firm and others which went to the wall
recently.
Mr.. Banton ordered an investigation
of the many complaints against Fuller
& co. which had reached bis office and
had issued an invitation to all with COM
plants to communicate with him. Com
plants too have been raining in on the
receiver and the receivers attorneys
Kohlman & Austrian. Some kilograms
have come from California and ever
from Alaska and 1t Is believed there are
creditors of Fuller & Co. in China.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
GRAND JURY FINISHES
HIRSH SHOOTING INQUIRY
Report on Indictment Will Be
Made To-day.

The Nassau County Grand Jury yes
terday completed its investigation into
the shooting of Oscar w. Hirsh at the
lawn fete given by Miss Refine Davies.
sister of Marion Davies. at her bungalow
in Freeport last Saturday night.
Assistant District Attorney Elvin NJ.
Edwards asked the jurors to return an
indictment for first degree assault
against Mrs. Hazel Hirsh. the wife of
the wounded man. who is charged with
shooting her husband in drinking
party on the lawn of Refine Davies's
home. Whether Mrs. Hirsh rs indicted
will not become known until 3 O'CLOCK
this afternoon. when the Grand Jury
will report on the case to Justice stephen
Callaghan.
Among the witnesses before the Grand
Jury were Magistrate Bernard j. Douras.
father of the Davies sisters; Refine
Davies, George Van Cleave. son-in-law
of Magistrate Douras; Joseph Quash,
colored chauffeur for Miss Davies ;
William Runcie, physician. who attended
Hirsh; John Hartman. Chief of Police
of Freeport, and two policemen.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
THREE DROWN AND ONE
is OVERCOME BY HEAT
Tide Carries Boy Out and He
Is Not Seen Again.

An unidentified boy was caught in
the tide while swimming off East Third
street last night and was borne out
into midstream. He is believed
to have been drowned. His clothing
was found on a pier. but there was
nothing about it to establish his ident-
ity.
William r. Daniels. head of the EN-
pire Kentucky Oil Company of 39 Cort-
landt street, who lives at the Hotel st.
Louis in "a East Thirty-second street,
was overcome by the heat in his office
last night and was sent to Broad street
Hospital. His condition is serious.
Lawrence Mossie, years old. the son
Of Luca Mossie of Yonkers, was
drowned in the Hudson River yester-
day off Alpine. n. j., fourteen miles
from Hackensack He was In bathing.
Joseph NJ. Ardenly, 21, of 45 Hudson
avenue, Gutenberg, n. j., was drowned
yesterday while bathing at Hazards s
Beach, Fort Lee.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
New Device VIII Cure
"Flickeritis" in Subways

..T TLICKERITIS," the blinking
disability which aftiicts
many Of the subway cars,
causing annoying Interruptions in
the illumination just as you are
reading tie most crucial part of
newspaper story, is under success
full treatment and, according to the
Transit Commission. is about to be
cured.
Some $50 cars which are afflicted
with the disease are trailers that
have not been connected in series
in the subway trains. When the
contact "shoe," which carries the
current from the third rail. Jumps"
over some track irregularity the
current is momentarily broken and
the lights fail.
These cars have been equipped
with new type, of contact shoe OF
a special character. which is said to
reduce materially the flickering.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
BELLE OF THIRD AVE-
LOSES PLEA IN DIVORCE
Justice Burr Finds Propriety
of Decree Emphasized.

Justice Burr yesterday denied the ap-
plcation of Mrs. Mary Casey Thorne.
the former Belle Of Third Avenue" for
n new trial Of the divorce action which
her husband. Joel Wolfe Thorne. won
from her last year. Her application
was based on alleged fraud.
Justice Burr said that she had failed
to show either fraud or conspiracy. and
that the evidence presented to nulifv
the divorce decision serves only to en-
phasize It's soundness and propriety.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
Milk Price Will Rise
Cent a Quart Tomorrow

THE price of milk will be in
creased one cent a quart to-
morrow, with corresponding
increase in the price OF milk
products, 1t was announced yester-
day by the Bordens Farm Products
Company. Grade A bottled milk
Will sell at IT cents a quart during
July and Grade B at IA cents.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
COTTON MILL CUTS WAGES.

LOWELL, Mass, June 29.-The Merri-
mack Manufacturing Company an
neunced to-day reduction of wages
effective July 10. The company manu-
features a fine grade of cotton cloth and
Is at present employing about 200 op-
eratives, although its normal compile
ment is 5000. 1t is understood that the
wage cut will average 10 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
ACosTA LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Bert Acosta. aviator. who was in
jured Wednesday when a monoplane he
was flying crashed to the ground at
Mitchell Field. was able yesterday to
leave the Post Hospital. on the field. His
wife and some friends motored to the
hospital and Acosta insisted upon leav-
ing with them. Both his legs have
been spra!ned.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
HERRIN PROBE JULY 10.

MARION. Ill. June 30 (Associated
Press) A special Grand Jury on July
10 will begin investigating the Herrin
massacre OF last week. Circuit Judge
Iiartwell announced to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
THE FRIENDLY COW

"And blown by all the winds
that pass and wet with all
the showers,
"She walks among the
meadow grass and eats the
meadow flowers"
Thus sang Robert Louis
Stevenson of his friendly
COW all red and white"-
The true prototype of the
friendly cows that give the
rich, creamy milk served at
CHILDS.
One can just taste the country
sunshine. the fresh out-of.
doors, in every glass.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-12
PROTI PREPYCHU v Bull
HARSKU.

Sofia, Bulharsko, 10. cerven
ce. - Bulharsky parliament
pfiial prave nekolik novych
zakond proti prepychu. Danny
uzivaiici hedvabnych puncoch
kratickych sukenek, elegant
Mich slunecnikG a drahych
skvostd must zaplatit Wade
700 frankG rocne z prepychu,
kdezto bulharsti elegant mali
platit po 200 francfch. Elega-
mem je jiz taky gentleman,
jenz vyda Sc ma prochazku s
paradni hulkou. Bulharsky par
lament pfesvedcil Sc, re luxus
pronikl do zeme zvlast' po val
ce. take paradnictvi zahni-
zdilo Sc ma venkove u tTidy
nikoli bohate. Dan z luxu ma
podobnou marnivost bulhar-
skych dam i muzi obmeziti,
cimz vlada financne ziska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-12
PREPADENf POLSkA A
FRANCE.
Bylo pry planovano ruskymi
bolseviky zc pomoci nemec-
kych monarchistu.

PaTiz, IL. cervence. - Mno
he sensacni historky jsou tiste-
ny 0 tajemne affere vyvstavsi
z kradeze jistych listin z kan
celari ruskeho ustavniho shro-
mazdeni.
Die lie Journal, bolSevicke
spiknuti bylo odhaleno, a sice
VySetrovanim sc ukazalo, re
bolSevicti agenti prijeli nedav-
no do Francie "a dulezitou,
bedlive planovanou missi, jejiz
nejdulezitejSi casti melo byti
odklizeni dvou vynikaji jicich
francouzskych poiitickych O.
sobnosti, Znamych svym radi-
kalnim proti- ti-bolsevickym smy-
Slenim.
Vysetrovanim dale pry Sc
zjistilo, re sovetska vlada ma
vrhla Nemecku prekvapny u
tok ma Polsko. Az by Polsko
bylo zkruseno, della mela byt;
obracena ma Francii. Meme
cti monarchiste zadali VSak Cd
klad tohoto podniku, jezto je-
jich pfipravy nebyly hotovy.
Podezfeni We spojenl Sc
Zmizenim listin ustavniho shro
mazdeni pablo ma korolenka,
mladeho Rusa, jenz byl Ia
mestnan iako nocni hlidac Y
kancelari. Tyz zmizel soucas-
ne Sc svym pritelem, kostel-
nikovem, jenz byl sekretaren
slecny Maklakovove, sestry Va
sila Maklakova, raskeho vel
vyslance. Muzi tito jsou po-
dezreni, ze byli bolsevickymi
agenty. Tretim byl mlady
student, imenem Zander, syn
jisteho generala V armade ge-
nerala Wrangela, ktery rov-
n6z zmizel.
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ZENY PO VALCE.

Berlin, 10. cervence. = Po.
sledni statistikou bylo Zjisteno
re po svetove valce V Evrope
Jest o 25,OOO,OOO zen vice ne5
muzu. Nejvetsi podobny pre-.
bytek jest v Rusku a po mem '
N6mecku. TAX zvane neutralni
staty dotcene statistice nepC
dlehaji zadnym zmenam. Pc.
mer ten jest totiz jako pred
valkou, kdy ma kazdy tisic mu'
IA pfipadlo 1,035 zen.
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"a MRTVYCH V DUBLINE.
Bshem nedavnych bojI zabito
65 civilistI a l9 vOjakG.

Dublin, IL. cervence. Plny
seznam vojenskych ztrat V ne
davnych bojich Dubline, w.
dany dnes z hlavniho stanu ma
rodni armady ukazuje, ze deva
tenact vojaku bylo zabito a
Ill poraneno. Odhaduie Sc, re
65 civilist1 bylo zabito a 281
poraneno. Narodni armada ma
nyni obsazena vSechna mesta
a vesnice We stfedu ostrova,
krone Tullamore V okresu
Kings.
Londyn, IL. cervence. Mesta
Castlefinn a Raphoe V okre-
su Donegal byla znovu dobyta
a obsazena povstaleckym VOL
skem, pravi depese Central
News re StrAbane, mesta ma
rozhrani mezi okresy Tyrone a
Donegal.
Belfast, IL. cervence. Vol
sko republikanske a ono Svo-
bodneho Statu stretlo Sc We
Fieldstown, mezi Dunleer a
Drogheda V okresu Louth. Dva
dvacet povstalcu bylo zajato.
Tlupa republikanu vtrhla do
Manor Hamilton, okresu Lei
trim a chystala Sc napadnouti
kasarna Svobodneno statu,
kdyz mistni faraf postavil Sc
pred ne pravil, re postoupi-
ii mohou jedine pres jeho mrt-
volu. Republican, upustili cd
utoku.
Dublin, IL. cervence. Ured.
nj zprava vydana dnes ozna-
mule, re oddil vojska tahnouci
z Loughrea do Ennis V sobotu
vecer bojoval S oddilem nepra-
videlnych blize Gort V okresu
Galway zajal dvanact muzu
Jeden z povstalci byl zabit q
nekolik jinych poraneno. Pravi
delni nell jednoho muze Zabi-
teho.
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ZARfOVE PRAzSKE
VELETRHY.

Praha, 8. cervence. (kabe-
Iowa depeSe N. Y. Heraldu. -
Skytaje pristup k trhum CEN
tralni vychodni Evropy, pa
ty vyrocni prazsky veletrh,
jenz konati Sc bude v zari, po-
skyline take vychodisko, jak 81
soudi, velkemu odbytu SKI |,
porcelanu, keramiky, jablonec-
keho zbozi, kozeneho zbozi,
dreveneho zbozi, celuloido-
vych pfedmetu papirovych
tovard. Cesky prGmysl dove
de pocitati takovou prilezito-
sti, pon6vadz celkova vyroba,
iak Sc uvadi, jest ctyrikrat vet
81, neil domaci spotreba. Me-
ri rnznymi tovary budou le-
tos take vystaven cukr, nakla-
dane ovoce, perlet 'ove knofll-
ky, plstene klobouky, fey, W.
sivky, chemikalie, chmel a -
plzenske pivo. Veletrh potr-
va cd 3. do 10. zari.
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TELESNE TRESTY
ZAKAZANY.

Columbus, O.. IL. cervence.
- Rozkazy zapovidaiici te-
lesne tresty jak We chlapecke
polepsovne v Lancaster, tax v
divci polepSovne V Delaware.
krone ma rozkaz vrchniho
spravce a V jeho pfitomnosti
byly vydany dnes statnim di.
rektorem verejneho blaha, H
s. MacAyealem. Byl to vysle'
dek vysetrovani, ze hochy '
industrialni skole V Lancaster
|bylo surove zachazeno a re by
Iii biti podrizenymi zamest.
nanci.
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HAAGSkA KONFERENCE
v PRACI.
Jest stale nadeje, re Sc dospeje
k dorozumeni O neja-
KEN planu.

Haag, IL. cervence. - Ones
delegace s1castnenych zemi,
krone Rusu, po cely den pra-
covaly ma planu, tax ably Haag
skou konferenci bylo docileno
nejakych skutecnych vysled-
XII.
Stanovisko Rusu, kteri odpi-
rail- pristoupiti ma podminky o
soukrom. majetku, privodilo ST.
ce krisi, avsak Britove usiluji
o dalsi vyjednavani presved-
ceni konference ruskych pro-
dluji" a re V koncich pristou-
pi ma podmlnky Jim kladene.
Ones bylo usneseno dati Ru-
sum urcite otazky 0 jejich sta
novisku vuci majetku cizincu
v Rusku, jenz byl znarodnen.
|Ocekava Sc, re sovetsti dele
gait odpovi We ctvrtek a pax
Sc rozhodne, mali byti pokra-
Icovano V konferenci neb nikoli.
Pariz, IL. cervence. - Fran
Gle Sc rozhodla podrzeti sve
odborniky V Haagu az do skon
ceni Inference ruskych pro-
blemech, bylo dnes oznameno
y urednich kruh1. Zaroven
lvSak vlada francouzska nedou-
ia V nejake zdarne vysledky
cd Haagske konference, lee by
Rusove radikalne zmenili sve
stanovisko.
Haag, II. cervence. - Ma
kim Litvinov, v odpovedi no.
landskemu Nansenovu pomoc-
nemu vyboru dnes postal ote-
vreny dopis verejnemu tisku,
vyjadrujici nadeji, re pres wy
hlidku ma dobrou sklizen v Ru-
sku, V pomocne praci bude
tam pokracovano, "jezto stra-
Sne nasledky valky a ciziho
zakroceni V Rusku nemohou
byti odklizeny jedinou uspoko-
iiVou skliZni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-12
FRANCIE ZAPLATl DLUHY.
Prohlaseni toto ucinil zastup-
ce presidenta Poincare-a.

New York, IL. cervence. Sc
vZkazem, re Francie zaplati
sve dluhy, avsak zaroven s po-
dotknutim, re "mnoho zalezi
ma Nemecku," Jean V. Par
mentier, ufedni zastupce fran
couzske vlady, prijel sem dnes
ma parniku La Savoie ma sve
ceste do Washingtonu jake
radce nadchazejicfch. Ease
danich mezispojenecke dluho-
We komise.
"Kdyby nemecky lid byl to-
lik taxovan svoji vladou jake
lid Francie," pravil, "Nemecko
mohlo by zaplatiti nahrady,
jez jsou cd neho pozadovany."
"Dluh Francie Americe," pc
kracoval, "musime povazovati
jako cast mezispojeneckeho
dluhu, v nemz Francie rovnez
dluhuje Britanii a Britanie jest
zadluzena Spojenym StatIm.
"Kdyby Velka Britanie a
Spojene Staty nalehaly na
Francii o zaplaceni jeji dluh6
jim, frank klesne a vyvstane
situace tax zla, ze ami netrou
fam 81 mluviti O tom nyni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-12
DALSf OBET zOLDNERU.
Havir, poraneny v uhelnem pa
smu okresu Fayette, skonal.

Uniontown, Pa, IL. cerven-
ce. = Stavkovnf situace V u
nelnem reviru okresu Fayet-
te stala Sc nanejvySe napiatou
dnes. kdy oznamena smrt Ale
ye Koskyho, havife, jenz byl
poranen V boji pfirucimi Sc
rifv We stanove kolonii stav-
kart blize Point Marion v me-
deli vecer, kdy diva JIM stav-
kari byli zabiti.
Ufednici Spoienych dGlnich
delnikn Ameriky oznamili, ze
sdeleni strelbe podali fede-
ralnim ufadHm do Washingto-
nu Sc zadosti 0 rychle vySetfo-
vani. Mezitim najati zoldne-
Fl radi dale.
Walter Zeuback, 14-lety
hyl stfelen do krku a jeho otec
John Zeuback, byl surove stlu.
cen, kdyz Sc branili vyhazent
jeiich nabytku z domku pr
dole Crucible Steel Co. vcera
vecer, bylo sdeleno zdeisim Il
Taddm. Byli watt do nemoc'
nice V Brownsville, kde bylc
Teceno. ze stav chlapcdv jest
naneivyse vazny.
Statni policie byla poslans
dnes do zavodu H. G.. Frick &
Co. We Phillips, kde naboj dy
namitu vybuchl We stajich spc
lecnosti nekolik hodin pfec
'WC
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WARD MA SVOBODE.
Bohac, obvineny vrazdy, pro
pusten ma zaruku $4,000.

New York, IL. cervence. -
Walter S. Ward, jenz primal
Sc k zabiti Clarence Peterse a
jenz byl We v6zeni okresu
Westchester We White Plains
cd kvetna, kdy velka porota
vznesla ma neho zalobu pro
vrazdu v prvnim stupni, byl
propulsion dnes ma zaruku
$4,000, jiz urcil soudce See
ger.
Soucasne tyz soudce oZna-
mil, re nemini vyhoveti zado-
sti obhajce Wardova, aby "a
loba proti jeho klientu byla
Skrtnuta. We SVEN oduvodneni
propuSteni vezn6 ma zaruku,
soudce kritisoval distriktniho
navladniho, jenz pry ziskal oh
zalovani pro vrazdu prvnim
stupni predlozenfm nezakoni-
teho svedectvi velke porote
Zaroven vsak pravil soudce,
ze nebylo by spravnym Skirt
nouti zalobu, jezto otazce
fakt jedine porote prislusi roz-
hodovati.
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DIVE SESTRY UTONULY.

Athens, o., II. cervence. -
Slecna Jessie Parkerova, 49,
leta jeii sestra, pi. Nina
Smithova, 21-leta, utonuly We
trech a pIl stopach vody, V
Sunday Creeku nedaleko od-
tud vcera, kdyz slecna Par
kerova, ktera Sc koupala, "a
chvacena byla krecemi a pi
Smithova, jez pine oblecena
chtela il pomoci, strzena byla
pod vodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-12
PRESIDENT ZASAHUJE DO STAVKY.
VARUJE PRED KAZDYM PREKA-
ZENlM ZELEZNICNf DOPRAVE.
PRAVf ZE NYNEJSf DELNfCI MAJf ZROVNA TAX
PRAVO PRACOVATI JAkO JIM ZANECHATI
PRACE

Washington, II. Gervence.-
President Harding vydal dnes
pozde vecer formalnf provola-
nj, "narizujici vsem osobam
zdrzovati Sc vselikeho pTeka-
zeni zakonitym pokusGm udr-
zovati mezistatni dopravu a
voziti postu Spojenych Stat6."
Y provolani stavi Sc autorita
vlady Spojenych Statu proti L.
sill stavkuilcich zamestnancu
zeleZnicnich dilen uciniti ie-
jich stavku vydatnou pTeruse-
MIN mezistatni dopravy a vo-
zeni posty, iak Sc tvrdi sc stra-
ny vykonnych urednikG zelez-
mic.
Prohlasiv, re zam6stnanci
zanechali prace bez ohledu ma
rozhodnuti zeleznicnf pracov
nj rady, ktera jest vladimir t6-
lesem, president tlumoci zasa,
du, re udrzovani dopravy a
dovoZu posty ucinilo nutnym
zamestnanim muzu, kteri ma
il zrovna tax pravo pracovati
jako JIM osobuji 81 pravo zane
chati prace.
Pokojne urovnani sporu V
souhlasu Sc zakonem a ohled
ma telesa, jez V tomto smeru
mohou pusobiti, isou nutny k
narodnf bezpeCnosti a blahu,
pravi president. Tudiz nafi-
zuje, ably nebylo zadn6ho pre-
kazeni mezistatnimu obchodu
a noste a ku konci pravi:
"Tvto cinnosti a udrzovani
svrchovanosti zakona isou prv-
mimi zavazky vlady vSeho
obcanstva zeme. Tudiz "a
dam spolupusobeni vsech ve-
feinvch ufadI. statnich a obec
nich, a pomoc vseeh dobrych
obcanG k udrzovanf zakona a
zachovani vefeineho mfru a
rsnadn6ni onech operaci V