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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
cESKOSLc LcyENsKY GEN.
kONSULAT
(31 East 18th Street New
York, N. ~, hleds tyto kra-
jany.

Frantisek Hlavacek, Sche.
nectady, N. Y; Ludmila, Va
CLAW a Ladislav Tekverka neb
Sofinka, New York; Jak. Ger.
mis-, Rochester, ~, Y; Ignatas
Kairis, Rochester, N. Y; Ja-
kub, Ignac, Anna a Helena VI
man, New York; Rudolf Polli,
New York; ;Karel Flip, Bo-
ston, Mass; Anton Maly, New
York Josef a Tomas Randak,
New York; Frantisek Lhotka,
U.S.A.; Stefan Polak, New
York; Blaza Michalova, New
York City; Josefa a Katerina
Sukovy, Chicago, H.; Moric
Weinrich, Irondale, Mo-; Fran
tisek Linemacz, New York !;
Jakub a Mary Majher, U.S.A. !;
Vaclav Briks, USA.; James Pc
hlava, USA.; Jan Bohumil ST.
roxy, Auburn, N. j.; Marie IL
lovsky, USA.; Josef a Stefan
SipoS. New York; Antonin Dvo
Tak, USA.; Jan a Ignac My
silk, New York; Jan Antonin
Chaloupka, USA.; Josef Va
clavik, New York; Jan Kaska,
New York; Andres Rykal, U
SA.; Theresa Spevacek Lud-
wig, USA.; Vaclav, Antonin a
Adolf Topinka, New York;
Josef A. Cerny, USA.; Josef
Zuckerman, New York; Jan
Pospisil, New York; Josef Ry
sava, New York; Alois Tvard-
EEK, New York City; Anton
Malatek, USA.; Jan Cuprik,
Buffalo, N. Y; Anna Arnold,
New York; Alois Olivia; Mike
Basak; Frank Strunc; Jan Bo-
hun; Lumir Sladek; Bohumil
Sykora; Ing. Frant. Fiala; Ad-
ministrace Ceskoslovansky
Svet, obraz. tydennik; Jan ia
rota, mar. %. dubna 1864 "
Dobsovicich, okres Blatna, po-
slednf adresa c. o. Hugo Lede-
rer, 1885 First Ave-, New
York City. Neprohlasi-li Sc hle-
dany do roka, bude soudem pro
hlaSen "a mrtveho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
KOPNIkIADA MA OSTRAV.
SkU.

Do hostince. z Zabrehu u Mo.
ravske Ostravy zavitali V sobo.
tn 19. t. M diva muzi, z nich5
jeden mel ma sobe uniformu Get
nickeho strazmistra, druhysbyI
safe obcanskem, a askdyz sc
posilili jidlem i pitfm, lakali
ma hostinskem penize, coz Sc
Jim vsak nezdarno. Oba zasli
pax do ostravske invalidovny. v
niz cetnicky strazmistr dal sve
no spolecnika zatknouti "a.
writ. Ably pax sam dodal 81 vaz-
nosti, prochazel a prohlfzel 81
dGkladne vsechny ubikace in
validnl Skoly. Konecne po ne
jake dobe pozadal o vyzbroj,.
ably pry zatceneho civilistu mo-
hi dopraviti k soudu. Kdyz roz
kazu jeho bylo vyhoveno, zmi-
eel. V nedeli o pdE 5. hod. ran
nj prisel tento "cetnicky straz-
mistr" do hotelu 'Brioni" v M.
Ostrave a vratnemu rizne pro-
hlasil, ze jest nucen vykonat
prohlidku u jednoho noclezni-
ka. Obetf teto prohlfdky stal
sc cernovicky obchodnfk Bruell,
ktereho probudil a dfedne mu
sdelil, re jest podezrely z pod
vodu. ze must mu vydat vsech-
ny penize a ze je nucen jei
zatknout. Cernovicky obchod-
mix, vydeseny touto inspekci,
skutecne mu veskere penfze Wy
dial to: $50 Kc, 1447 rak. ko-
run, 9O4O polskych marek a
1T lei, mimo to potvrzenf ma
cigaretovou schranku, kterou
pTi pfejezdu pres hranice byl
nucen ponechat u celnfho IRA
du rakouskeho a duplikat po-
volenf ma vyvoz 1920 ky fa-
zoli. Pc tomto opatfenf "cetni-
cky strazmistr" Bruella zatkl a
odvedl jei do invalidnf skoly,
kde prchlasil, ze pro zatceneho
20 8 hodine rannf Pride. Do
invalidovny Sc vsak jiz vice ne
vratil. Cernovicky obchodnfk
prodlel We vazbe do 2 hodiny
odpolednf, az sc jeho nevinna
a podvodne jednanf "strazmi-
stra" vysetrilo. Podvodnici
vsak dopadeni nebyli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

Nekdo q chlapcu We Skole
zahvizdal. Ucitel taze Sc Kar-
lika, ktery nahodou sam je vim
nikem: Nevis, Karliku, kdo
to hvfzdal?"
Karlik. "Vim, pane uciteli,
ale nerad bych to rekl."
Ucitel: Gnu, hochu, to t6
slechti, sedni 81"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
CHAPLIN v OLYMPIA
DIVADLE.

Filmovy neZmar Charlie
Chaplin, ukazovan jest V nei
novejsim filmu 1.-THE Idle Clas
(Spolecnost zahalec1) "a ne
obycejne ucasti publika V O.
lympia diyadle ma Broadway 8
vych. 55. I'll. Obrazek velice
bavi, &C zrovna mezi nejleps
vykony svetoznameho komedi.
anita toho nepatri.. Jinou zaji.
mavosti Jest, re obrazek ter
ukazovan jest soutasne V Pra.
Ze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
PISTORUV VYNALEZ.
Nsc0 z praxe pro praxi.


Bylo v podvecer. Parry der
ku konci leta. hovecka spolec-
most, utrmacena b6hanim pc O.
ranicich a strnistich. usedla
na pokraji lesa a odpocivala
Kde kdo Sc natahl do stinu a.
nebo podepfel Sc O strom. Pro
hlizeny ulovky, hovor VAIL -
jednak parnem, .iednak tim
ze kazdy 81 zapalil a dymal, a.
by dohonil, co pro,neskal Ia &C
ly skoro den.
Poiednou kdosi zahromoval
"Copak je?" oval Sc lesni
Cejka.
Gale zamazal jsem 81 kabat
tim zpropadenym housencim
lepem,' oval Sc adjunkt Slu.
ka.
"Cert ably wal ten housenci
lep - rarach byl nam jej dlu-
zen - mate pravdu," odbroukl
lesni Rames a odpliyl 81 vztekle
"Copak proti ton1u mas?" O.
zval Sc opet lesni Ceika, hor-
Ivy pestitel lesu,,jenz byl u
lesmistra neustale,, tn ably BY
la porlzena patentnf plecka,
tn chtel 'Sindelarovu prumer-
ku. tn Dostaldv duty rye, nebo
Holandv tachytaxator - ne
bot u neho nalezli vsichni ces-
tt vynalezce horliveho podpo-
rovatele a pTfmlGvcfho. "Co
proti nemu mas, takova vytec-
ma vec.'
"Vytecna pro toho, kdo S
tim mic nezkusil."
''U tebe sc to neosvedcilo?-
nenf mozne!'
"Ty nelepujes?"
ia ne! Kdyz Sc V mem re-
viru lepuje, uteku - koukat
Sc na to nemohu! Nebyti toho
kombinovaneho lepu ia
mohl byti dnes bohacem."
"Nu, rozumim-li tomu. at
jsem =" podivil sc Cejka a i
ostatnf spolecnost. uvabena no.
vorem, Sc pozvedla. ''Povez
tedy"
'Eh co, mel jsem tetu - "a
zobanou - a slibcyala, re mne
udela svym universalnfm dedi-
Gem. Zvali jsme il, predcha-
zeji jsme 81 il, penez to stale,
kurat a husf nepoeftano. Jed
nou slibila, re mas navstivi;
prijela, my, tot Sc vi, il obska-
kovali a uz jsem byl v desa-
tenn nebi, kdyz tu jeden z mych
klukd pribehne, ze Jarousek-
synovec tetin druhe strany,
jenz spolu nj pfijel. spadl
do sudu s lepem.
Letfme ven - IL tomu tax
bylo, kluk byl uz pc pas v ma
zadle - tahame, div no nepre-
trhneme - konecne no vytah-
meme - no ten pohled 81 dove
des predstaviti - zensky ma
rex, kluk brecel - a ia. neve-
da mic moudrejsiho, narezal
jsem nasim klukim "a to, ze
ma Jarouse nedali pozor, az Sc
|ide re vsi sbfhali myslili, ze
je "moje" vdovou. Marne vse-
cko, saticky byly zkazeny, ke
vsemu teta Sc umazala ma nose
4 ne a ne to pustit. mouchy sc
il ma nose chytaly jako ma pa
,entni mucholapce, z toho pif-
ka nadosmrti - a dnes ie to-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

mu mesic, co umfela a pro ten
nest astny lep mas vydedila -
a mela, clovece, osmdesat IT,
sic!"
"No, tohle je mailer, jak sc
patri!" podivil Sc lesni Rames.
Gale my name lepsi zkuseno-
sti. - Jarku - PiStoro -
slysel jste?"
"Slysel," usmal Sc hajny a
opal drevenku. "To my ma to
jinak vyzrali. = Ably PanbGh
ozlatil rucicky tomu, kdo ten
lep vynasel, nebyti toho, kde
bych ia uz byl!"
"Snad jste toho, clovece,
neuzfval?"
''Ba uzival a .i&k!"
"Clovece, Wy jste mel = =
ouplavici?"
NE" small Sc plstora, "ale
mel jsem moe pytlaka v lese.
Hajemstvi velike, 'moc pytlakd
a jen jedny nohy, = To vedf,
jak to Ia ty valky chodilo, IL
di malo ma praci, ale ma lesni
pych a ma pytlactvi vzdycky
dost. Jdu jedni mkoncem revi-
ru - bouchne rama ma dru-
hem - oko ma oku a plny les
lidi. A nejhur pri hranicich,
tam aby dial clov6k kazdemu
zajicf ch6vu - ably Sc mu mic
nestalo. Krasovaci sedeli pri
hraniclch vecer co vecer od-
strelovali nam naSe dobre spo-
citane mateje.
ia chodil noe co noe okolo,
plasil zajice, vessel zradidla -
ale mic platne, ma vse 81 IVY
XII a chodili KrasovakGm zro-
vna do rany, tim spise, re "a
pfikopem byl Gzky pruh obec-
niho lesa a "a tim krasne lou
ky travou jako salat.
Ably to NELL pohodlnejsi,
skaceli 81 Krasovaci We SVEN
lese kazdych sto krokG jeden
kmen, nechali pekny parez a
ted vecer co vecer usedali a
vypalovali mi zajice "a zaji-
Gem.
Byl jsem uz z toho vrtohla-
w. Mstil jsem Sc babam re
vsi, jak isem mohl. Honil jsem
je, prerezaval jim popruhy u
ndsi, zabavenych hakG mel
jsem v hajovne uz cele skladi-
Ste. ale mic mi to nepomahalo.
Jeste Sc mi stalo, ze jedna z
Mich, baba jako noe - zacala
volati 0 pomoc, abych pry ne
byl dotera a pamatoval, ze
mann zenu a deti a ostatni ca
rodejnice vzaly pantofle do ru-
ky a pospichaly j ma pomoc.
Kdyz jsem 81 W chtel zou-
fat, pfislo pojednou lepovanf a
jak Sc tax tim lepem mazu
bleskne mi. hlavou spasna my
slenka - a uz jsem nemel ma
mic jineho pomySlcni.
Wal jsem kbelik lepu a
hajdy do "obecniho" - tam
jsem pekne namazal "posedy"
pani sousedG vecer jsem sci
ma cekanl ia.
Prichazeli uz "a Sera ami
81 nevsimli, ze je pafez tmav-
81 nez jindy, a ably byli neco
vetrnikem, to teprve
ne ,kazdy nenavetrf past jake
nasinec.
ia hezky prikrcen pozoro- :
val. Prisel prvnf, "a MIN dru-
hJ. pax ierte nekolik a usedli. J
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

bJchom nell dnes eeleho py-
tlaka a nejenom jeho kalhoty
- to re je ted novy patent
ma pytlaky.
Nell jste videt. iak ma to
vyvalovali oci a ve5ili tomu. A
Cd tie DOLBY sc nam tam neuka-
zal pytlak ma cekani, pone-
vadz nevedel, nesedne-li V seru
ma nejaky nalepeny kamen neb
parez a nezustane-li tam iako
moucha trcet.
"Vedel-li pax 0 tom pan hra-
be?' optal sc kdosi.
Ma Ia slova rozesmal Sc les
nj Rames i Pistoea.
"Holecku, tomu lsme Sc me-
smell $ tim ami pochlubit. Ones
uz s tim m1zeme ven. Ia Ra-
kouska jsme muscli mlceti" -
vykladal lesni Rames - ''ten
by nam byl pekne podekoval."
| "Jak to? Vzdyt' pry on 81
ma mtslivost potrpel."
"Inu, lovil rad a nejradeji
pekne panenky to vite, a
tn Zacal bloumati po lese S dec
rou sveho centralnjho fiditele
- Nemkou jako parez, ale pek
nou = -" Lesni Rames sc Ia
buznicky zamleel.
"A taky j vodil do lesa -
pry ma low - V noel. Ny o.
vsem jsme radeii sli 2 cesty.
Tuhle adiunkt sc pry ma ne jed
nou dival kukatkem - no, ne
zbeda, jak povidam. Nine jen
dopalovalo, re co nevidet pfi-
jde sem asi nejaky svobodny
nemecky lesni a dostane tuhle
slecnu "a manzelku, protoze
po tax vytrvalem !oveni prece
Sc neco "ulovi". Ne? Ma Stesti
pfiSel pfevrat a cert sebral
nejen Rakousko, nybrz i nemec
kou slechtu S Nemcem ridite-
lem.
Abych tedy nezamluvil. Sedi
me jednou pozde vecer ma "a
prazi. dynamo Il povidame,
kdyz tn bizka paseky owe
Sc hulakani.
Nekdo mne volal.
"Co ie?'t ptam Sc.
YPomoc -
Inu, Ina tohle ia i PiStora
skotime po rucnicich a zene-
me Sc po hlase.
"a CO jste spatrili?"
"HoleGku! - malo, protoze
uz bylo hodne tina ale mas
adiunkt nadaval S; cely mesic,
re no tehdy napadlo jit vecer
do hospody. Abych vas dlouho
netahal. Byli ma "Gekani' a u
sedli ma nejakou Pistorovu
! y2ii6ly,1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
BEz oBALU.

Mistr S: "Jiz delsl cas- pozo-
ruiu, ze koufis spacky, ty ne
zbedo. Jak muzes takovou
chamrad' wit do Gst, kdo Vi,
ktery otrapa to zahodil."
UGednik: "Ale, pane mistr,
vzdyt' ia kourim vzdycky jen
vase Spacky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
PROPUSTENf KOAYLISTE

Budapest, 4. ledna. Hrabe
Anton Sigray, Stepan Rakoczy
a Gustav Grato, kteri byli zat-
ceni behem nedavneho pokusu
ex-cisare Karla zmocneni Sc
uherskeho trnnu, byli dnes pro-
pusteni ma zaruku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
''yvEr,

vrtl a ZakleJe. -
"Co to-"
Chvilka namahani, funeni.
mo, krucinal = -
Nejde to!
Znovu namahanl. funeni, kle
nj.
Pojednou Sc owe 2 leva hlas: !:
"Jarku - Pafizku - takhle
nam splasite vsechno."
To soused sc ohrazoval pro-
ii ruseni cekane.
Parizek mic. Jen funi.
"A hrom do tohol Co to-" o.
I'VE sc pojednou napominatel
vse Sc opakuie, funeni.
kleni, nadavani.
Behem ctvrt hodiny rozhuce
la sc 'fronta" ma cele Stree.
"A tohle je mal6r!" narikal
Parizek. "Nove kalhoty caj-
kov6 - stojku jsem "a ne dal
pred tydnem!"
ia sc ovsem smfchem jen "a
jfkal.
"A ktery chap Spatna to ma
mazal, kolomasti 81 jakym pre-
vftem?" ozvalo sc Ease z from
ty.
"Holecku - to neni kolo-
maz; to je nejaky pevny ne
rad"
Pomlcka, vyplnena funenim
a hekanim.
"Kruci, ia uz to nam We YOU
sech," dopalil Sc jeden z Mich.
"a ia toho mann dost!' "a
lateril pojednou Pafizek sedi-
ci prave naproti mne, a po
chvilce hekani jser' videl jeho
stin ubirati Sc pryt. Ia MIN
po chvili ostatni.
Nadavali, ale ia, bohuzel,
nerozumel co, jen jsem slysel
neco o hainem poznal jsem
teda, re Sc domniyaji, re jsem
Jim to ia spiskal.
Honem jsem Sc bezel po-
chlubiti panu lesnlmu, jak
jsem Krasovaky dostal ma lep.
Ale pan lesni Sc jeSte zlobil,
pry skoda lepu a cruhy den
casn6 rano, nez isane sli do
skolky, musil jsem $ MIN jiti
ke hranicim podivati Sc, mno-
hc-li jsem toho "yyplacal'.
Priideme ke prihopu a kou-
kane - co to. Ma parezech ne
co lezi, nejake Saty.
Snad uz to neCisti - napa-
dlo mne, aby mohli vecer Ease
pohodlne zasednouti.
Jdu bliz, ale hned jsem vo-
lal pana nadlesniho.
Ten prisel, a v6rte mi, tax
jsem no neslysel smati Sc nj
kdy.
Predstavte 81, ma kazdem
pafezu byly - kalhoty. Clapi-
ci Sc svlekli jako hadi necha-
Ii kalhoty prilepene. Domu
sli jako polovicnl Adamite.'
Smich pferusil hajneho.
"Tohle je patent - Pistoro,
to 81 deite patentovat. To jste
je prohnal."
"No vsak." small Sc Pistora,
"ale odmenili Sc nam, jak sc
patfi = chlapi iezerni."
"PGjcka Ia oplatku!
''No a jaka! Ny NELL tam
hle pod lomem ma holoseci po-
vyrovku a ma podzim
isme Sc chystali zapoclt. - ia
Jam iednou pfijdu a usednu. V
Doude byla tina a !iasna stfilna
oslepovala.
Sedlm tax chvilku - pojed-
nou mne neco zacne stfpat -
podrbu sc a strilirl dal. Ale
stipani bylo elm dal tim horst,
AZ jsem to nemohl yydrzet. Skirt
nu sirkou - chlapi - oni mi
am nanesli hromadu mraveni-
;te."
Ale jeste jednou jsme chytli
Ia to pytlaka. Jdu jednou
,ozde vecer domu a vidim v ma
81 pasece ma parlzku nekoho
sedet. Nez jsem Sc iak Sc pa
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
BAD MAN WORKS
UNDER LIGHT OF
STREET CORNER
HoId-ups and Robberies Keep
Police Busy as Thieves Pre-
pare for Sunday.

A hold-up man thrust his revolver In
the stomach Of Len Aiherso1. liz East
South street. al East and Washington
streats last night aua demanded cash.
Despite the brightly lighted corner
whore he worked, the robber took Sf3 70
and d watch from Abersoa AMI escaped
Herman NcCard. o223 Wheeler avenue
told the police he discovered his pockets
were picked while he was riding on y
Brightwood car IN the 1900 BLOCK He
lost i pair of diamond earrings valued
at $50 and some baseball tickets, he
said.
Frank Bucerstaht, 3139 boulevard
place, saw negro depart on a bicycle
with d suit If clothes EuceFstaht had lef'
on a clothes line In the back yard. The
negro escaped.
Fifty dollars was stolen from clothinc
of Don Marhcl in sleeping room III The
Speedway garage on the Charlottesville
road
Lieutenant Pope and squad arrested
Alfred WinSry. 81. negro. Mt his home in
the rear Of 1l3 West North street early
this morning on charges Of robbery and
grand larceny. Arthur Nardiman, negro,
o6S5 Gracelapd avenue said Winfry
pushed him In lie face AMI took So from
him after they had gone after some
white mule
Officials at IT Renjamin Harrison re-
ported theft from an office Of two type
writer's.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
Shank Would
Release Dogs
and Chase EN-
MRS. CLARA CARL

II / were keeper ont the pound l
would turn all the dogs loose and catch
EN- again the next day SO we'd make
big record for catches in the year III
Mayor Shank Il ha and other officials in
spetted the city dog pound at New York
street and the Monou Railroad today,
The officials aud Harry L. Nrg}ey
representing The indianapolis Humane
Society Inspected the new shelter home
for animals on the Feudteton PIKE north.
east Of the eI,y, which the Humane So
ciety erected some tiuo ago. The SO
e.ety wants tho city tp buy the shelter
home and relieve 1t OF q $4,000 debt OWN.
on the building The society says il
Is worth 5000.
White no definite decision was reached
the officials did not appear to favor TAX
Ing over the home. 1t was suggested thai
tho Humane Society might tura the build
ing over TO the city on consideration the
city pay or only the 5000 Indebtedness
or that the city turn the dog poun! de
partuleg4t over TO the humane society with
the annual appropriation therefore May
9r shank said the appropriation amounts
to $1,000 a year. Neither suggestion was
approved.
The party inspected the present pound
ana spme officials said they believe II
VII serve the purpose for a while
longer
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
THREATOF JAIL
PUNCTURES AIR
IN STEEL CASE
Untermeyer Lawyer Demands
Answer Which Schiff Re-
sents on Stand.

NEW YORK, Jane IA clash between
Samuel Uutormcyer and Mortimer schiT
In which pail threats figured. featured the
Lockwood Legislative Committee inyesti-
CATION Of the trfpartlte steel merger to-
day,
schtT. member Of the banking firm Of
Kuhn. Loeb and Company which il n
uancirg the steel merger was witness.
Tutermeyer. In questioning him, insinu-
ated the market had been manipulated in
connection with the merger. sehf nd
mitted a 100000 600 fund was In existence
90 buy up stock Of The steel companies
affected and thus maintain its price on
the market. lie resented further ques-
tious along thi. line and asked Chair
man Lockwood 70 restrain Intermeyer.
you'll answer properly or 20 to jail.'
said tntermeyer.
And you1l 20 With me-" responded
Schif.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
SPECIAL TRAIN
OPEN TO PUBLIC
DURING IT'S VISIT
Prosperity Locomotives Ar
rive From Richmond and
Ft. Wayne Today.

The prosperity special composed OF
twenty locomotives. said TO be the
worlds greatest train of locomotives, ar
rived at tho Union Station at O'Clock
this afternoon and viii remain here IN
til o'clock Sunday morning. During
its stay in indianapolis the prosperity
special will be open to inspection by tho
public.
The locomotives are on their way from
the baldwin Locomotive Works at Phlla-
d.lphia. Pa. TO the Southern Pacific
Railroad When coupled together they
extend over a distance of almost one nail
mile. They are being taken overland In
one solid train as evidence that the busl-
ness depression has ended and that q
new era Of industrial prosperity and rail-
road expansion is at hand.
Each locomotive with It's tender is
about one hundred feet in length and
weighs 900 pounds. They are the
first shipment of fifty which are being
constructed for the Southern Pacific line
and Is said to be the most valuable ever
moved as a single unit. the total valua
tiou of the train amounting to Si,5oo,oOo
Because of the weight, value and length
Of the train it is being operated with the
greatest care and moves only In daytime
on its arrival here 1t will he placed on
track No at the Union Staten where II
may be seen by the public.
The train is manned by experienced
engineers from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. Built for heavy freight service on
the steep grades OF the West, each engine
has five pairs of driving wheels, with
two-w Wheeled trucks at front and rear.
The great amount of weight on the
driving wheels gives the locomotives
great hauling power. They are equipped
with oil burning devices, the fuel being
sprayed In the furnace in jets OF steam.
The fuel supply Is controlled by special
valves.
The train has created great interest on
its trip and has been the occasion Of
prosperity demonstration" at various
cities through which II has passed.
The train reached Indiana Friday and
was on display at Ft. Wayne and Rich
mond. 1t left Richmond this morning
for Indianapolis. From Indianapolis 1t
will go to Terre Haute. where It will be
on display Sunday afternoon from 3 to
0 O'Clock. 1t Is due to reach East st
Louis Monday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
JURY ORDERS
PRISON FOR
LIFE TER NJ
Woman Branded as Killer of Husband Falls
in Collapse as Surprise Verdict Is Read
in Court After Jurors Deliberate All
Night on Evidence.
STATE OFFERS POWERFUL ARGUNl
BY WALTER .. HICKMAN,
Times Staff Correspondent.

SHELBYvLIE Ind, crushed broken led
fromt Aonzo Blair
waiting night verdict,
Of
And Immediately
in the Woman's Prison for life"
who
the other lawyers Of
likely
will be Monday
$50 o'clock this by Judge
punishment at life
had occupied during
fell
of Edith
OF he
escor sowly 'front.'
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
TIGER KEEPERS
GET OFF EASY
IN CITY COURT
Only Two of Eight Alleged
Dry Law Violators
Fined.

The Saturday morning session OF city
court produced five suspended sentences
and one withheld judgment from eight
cases before Fudge Delbert o. Wiimeth.
Ida Hoffman, 500 West New York street
was fined $50 ana costs on a blind tiger
charge. It was suspended. The court
said her husband had been convicted on
charge said 70 have grown out of tho
possession Of the same liquor which shs
had.
John Brown of Peru Will have good
opinion of our justice. He was arrested
when found drunk, with a revolver and
bottle of white mule In his pocket. He
was fined 81 and costs on the first charge,
suspended, 81 and costs for carrying con-
cealed weapons, suspended, and $50 and
costs on tho Hquor charge.
Bailey White. 1913 Laurel street, was
arrested on tiger and gaming charges
some time ago. He had part of pint OF
mule. He received q suspended sentence
for the liquor violation and SO and costs
fer keeping a gaming house. Sam Out
law, arrested at the same time, was fined
80 and costs for gaming.
Otto Williams, 915 Charles street, re-
ceiyed a suspended sentence of 81 and
costs on drunk charge and was fined
$40 and costs on charges Of operating q
motor vehicle while under the iuduehss
of liquor aud operating a blind tiger.
George Chapel, $40 Union street, Of
whom Williams said he bought tho IL
quor drew Judgment withheld"
: DcMar 1929 North Meridian street,
was fined S1a0 and costs OH tiger charge
and John Robinson was fined so and
costs
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
Boy, Page Prof. Freud!
Marriage Complex Holds
SlUuy ire Our Indianapolis

him, where they were married Aug. 3
1920, less than n month after Smiths
marriage to the Bostwtck woman.
In order to conceal his relations with
the Bostwick woman and relieve Miss
Hamble Of her surplus money, the COM
platnt continues, Smith said he was In
debted and that he must pay what money
he owed before his marriage could be
made public. He prevailed upon the
HANDLE woman to live in Il separate
place 1t is charged.
Local police arrested Smith on
charge of bigamy August s. 1920, when
they made a raid and caught him and
the Bostwsck woman together. Miss
Hambe stated she thought her supposed
husband was living unlawfully with the
Bostwick woman.
After spending several weeks in jail,
Smith was discharged and left Indian
apolis.
A. c. Pope, superintendent Of the
Wheeler mission, said the people We're
never connected with the mission in any
way except as w0cSa!gers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03

a note Mrs. Dunbar said she still has
the note.
While he was making love to Miss
Hanble and Mrs. Dunbar, the complaint
alleges, Smith was leading Miss Vida
A. Bostwick, 3o2ia Blake street, to be-
lieve he was deeply in love with her.
lie finally prevailed on her, the com
piaint says, to go TO Chicago with him.
and they were married there July s,
1920, 1T IL charged.
Whilo In Chicago and living with his
wife Smith wrote a letter to Miss Ham
BILE in which he Threatened to commit
suicide If She did not heed his protesta
tions Of love- the plaintiff charges. Miss
Hamble became frightened, 1t is set out
and dispatched n letter to Chicago, ask
ing him to return to Indianapolis at
once. Smith, II is charged, arrived in
Indianapolis almost Immediately after
ward, bringing with him his wife, but
keeping her In hiding.
Smith, it Is charged renewed his WOO
ing and persuaded Miss HANDLE to give
him 5000 and to go to Louisville with