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New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
M. y. 4 Operators Seeking
More Government Vessels

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-As an
indication that improved conditions in
shipping are coming the Emergency
Fleet Corporation has received numor-
Gus requests from operators of govern
ment tonnage under the managing or
der No. plan FOR additional ships, j.
Is. Smull, vice-president in charge OF
charters and allocations, announced to-
day.
Additional tonnage will be given
these operators, Mir. Smull said, if the
Flect Corporation can be ASSUMED that
the vessels win be operated on routes
that VIII net sufficient revenue for cx-
pcnses.
ut is the policy of the Fleet Corpo
ration Mr.. SmuIl said, ito furnish ad
dltlonal tonnage to Nj. O. No. opera
tors II the government can be assured
that tbs vessels can be operated with
out cost to the government or at a
profit to the operators.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Maritime Miscellany

Ogden Company purchased Tho, l. wand
4ls tons. from W l. Moody Company. Of
Galveston. terms private; built at Aber-
deem In 1905. VIII be brought to Pacific
Coast FOR coRstwise lumber trade.
Freight rates between San Francisco and
Iuget Sound to be increased to approx
ilnafc level OF prior to first OF year. when
passenger lines and lumber carriers started
rate war. cutting rates in half.
Famous Tamp'co libel cage pending aimee
1915. involving Grace 4; Co. Sudden and
Christensen and Crossctt Western Lumber
60 t"ttcd b. decision in 10cdrral Court
a awar''inH Judgment to Sudden ana Chria-
tame" - 81 2r' C~~r N,-o- ol-
IA fulfilling charter for shipment o. nj
trate from west const Of South America TO
sew lOrn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
(frcin Turts Isand), portland Edward
Smith from Boston), jacksonville.
Foreign Ports
Arriyala

PORT SAID. March e--Lorenno tBr)
Now York
LONDON. March a--Misaissippi (Br)
soUTHAMpToN. March s-Meanticut
Baltimore.
MANCHESTER. March o-Nevisiau Csr),
ALGoA RAY, March s-sandown Cas-
tic tBr>, New York
AVONMOuTH, March e-Turcomsu
tBr). Portland Mo
QUBENsTOWN. March . Balsatn
Philadelphia; acythia NBr), New York for
Liverpool and proceeded.
ALEXANDRIA. March . Black Sea
tBr). Now Orleans; Datchet (Br). Balti-
FALMOUTH. March o-nassern city
LoNDON. March Batsford NBr), st
John, y; ComNnchs Ir), Sabine.
BOMBAY, March City OF Rcnsres
NONE, March City of oran Rr).
New York; City Of Toxic Gr). New York.
LYTTLEToN March s-city of Canton
MALTA March s-scopas UDu), Port
Arthur.
GLASGOW, March 1o--Bannack. nalti-
land. Nc
LIVERPOOL. March 1o-scythia (Br,
Kew York via Queenstown.
BARCELoNA, March t-Gcorgia 10,
Now Orlcans; Manuel Calyo (sp) New
sPEZIA. March +-Pennsylvan!a. Lobos.
SWANSEA. March 7--Canndian Runner
ANrwEnP, March 7--rhurlnnd Castle
sANTANpER. March s-Fris.a CpN.
Now Orlenns.
oNsTANTINOPLE, March s--rawnce
Baton Rouge
ROTTERDAM March s-victorIa do
BuBNos, AIRES, March s--sonsvand
(Nor). New York.
Departures
CLYDE. March s-Metagaraa (Br), st
MrDDLEsBROUGiI. Narch -Merccdcs
dc Larrlnsss pr: Galvcston.
COLOMBO. March to-I~ce Tn CBrl
Eoston and New York.
q MsT" e. MarSh ,,,, ui%s'ins.. Nsv
ROTTERDAM, March 7-Cheeter valley,
Galvsston; Sth, Alderman tDD. Hampton
Voads
= HULL March s-clty of ponbay CBr,,
SIDNEY; y $ W., March s-sonoms
s1N0APoRr. March s-stoe 7rader.
FALMOUTH, March o--Wost Durcce
Galveston
GRAND BAssAM. March West ca
pos1 sHANGM.7, rS'saL., March Steel Scientist
L1VRRPooL, March o---Alness CRr).
Sew York; Cana1isn Ranger (Br). Halt
PORT SAID. March City Of west.
minister (Br) Nrom Cslcutta), Boston and
New York
HoNGKoNG. March o-Dlxie Arrow.
New York; Hawaii Maru (Jap), Tacoma.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Ship ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON, March 1o--rhe Emcr-
Eency FHcet Corporation annonced the fol-
lorirg assignments to-day
Scottsburg, l2.249 Dwt. assigned Barber
S Lines, INC, New York city managing
Ice
Eastern Trader. 1875 Dwt. assigned
Tampa 1nterOcean S 8 Company. Tarl.a
Fla. mana ging agent. Gult 20 Far East
service.
Glen Ridge 1853 Dwt, assigned Bulti-
more Steamship Company. Baltimore, Md
managing agent. philadelphia. New Yorh
and Glasgow service
Puget Sound 1.+S2 Dwt. assigned Baiu
more Steamshtp Company. Baltimore Nd.
managing agent. Baltimore Nan,pton
Roads and Ncv YorN to Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Exposition Opened i'm Toxic
10 Commemorate World Peace

TOXIC. March 10 (By The Associated
Press) The Toxic Peace Fxnos;tioN
organized by the Toxic Prefecturs AZ
a cost estimated at 10000 ven. for
commemoration OF world peace and tn
emphasize Japan's progress industrial-
~ SINCE the conclusion of the war. was
officially opened to-day.
a special building. TO be devoted to
eNh 'blts from the United States. Great
Britain, Germany, Italy and Switzer-
iand, is nearing completion, but no ex-
nlo'ts have as yet been placed in it. 1t
Is estimated that month will be re-
CURED to complete the arrangement OF
an the exhibits, which will be divided
INTO seventeen assidcations and sub
divided 'ntc 200 groues.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Japanese Steamers
Take Russian Trade
Russian No'untcei. Fleet To BE
Revived in Shipments at
%,ad;yosfoLK

The Importance Of Vladivostok for
Japanese shipping is indicated in the
lac that two-thirds of .he total traf-
hc through the port during 1921 was car
rcd in Japanese bottoms, according to
Irade Commissioner Mayer in report
70 the Department of Commerce. 1t
IS estimated that the quantity Of
cereals alone from Manchuria TO ia
ran pan through that city VIII aggregate
\ new japanese transport company,
Ping companies. has been organized
'ith headquarters at Ilarbin and a
branch ut Nl&divostok. The commercial
ino of the Russian Volunteer Fleet IS
to be resumed on this route also. il
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

line WITH mails is axpected at ouarantine eu raaqs
81. y West 18th go
Munsrso, Nassau March 6: 20 Munson
lines WITH mails; IS expected to dock late
to-day or early sunday at Pier Q. r
caronis Or, Alex4adria Ieb IS: to
Due Tomorrow
Oropesa eBr). Cherbourg Feb %: to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails:
reDorted noon Friday that she would reach
Asabrose .tai at N sundsy and would dock
Mexico. Havana March r. to n &.
Cuba Mail Line With mails; is expected
To- e, dock late to-day or early Monday at
Hanover (Ger). Bremen Feb %; 10
North German Lloyd with mails: is
pected to dock afternoon at Pier !. Mo-
vestris tB~). 8ueaos Ayres Feb 2s: to
i.ainport & Holt Line with nails is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier IL.
Arapahoe, Jacksonville March .: to
S.Jos Lire is expected to dock forenoon
az Pier IS, n (Charlton st).
Clty OF s. Louis. Savannah March 9; to
ocean Co; is expecte to dock forenoon
at Pier 80, n (Spring st).
Due Monday
Bsit3G e. (Br, Liverpool Ms. :; to White
reach Quarantine II a m Monday ano viii
docS about IN al Pier so. \ r (West
22d st).
Toloa GBr). Port Lirnon March 6; to
United Fruit GO with mails; expected 10
qoci' about y et Pier u. \ Il tMalden
Lane.
Porto Riao san Juan Mar s 10 y Y
Porto Rico LiBc wish mails, expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier 50. Balyn
naracs DO. Mayague& Mar a TO Bliss.
psllett Nth mails. expected 30 docs fore
lNOTf tier u. El.iyr
Fort Hamilton BID. Bermuda Mar II
% Furnesa- Bermuda Line with mails; ex-
occted 70 docli forenoon al Pier So, n r
West 55th ST..
Leon Nlu (sp), Havana March G; to
ipani5h Royal Mail Line with mails; is
1pected 10 dock forenoon al Pier 8, e Il |
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Anti-Saloon League Ascn..,
Of Cutting OF w., w'sa ,

WAsHINGTON, March 'udg
charge that the Anti-Sa1oolV ~ : 7,
was responsible for tho eliaoi igon Lsse,
an additional jDdgeship far o,''T1astios II /
provided for in the original draf.a arfa.ass,s
b blll' vas made on tho floor st'tt Of y 'fi L
a. ass .n'a sfter"oeo by senator 'Ss ss y
teen additional jodgess i,. 0feate Nh.
confederation when Se5a,,s ~ vas urs.
made his charge. '''''r Shss
The Anti-saloon Lcapoo
nessee eliminated from - - .,1d ,3ad H.
President Harding expoc,s,l '.e ''il becas,
Mr.. Mann. ii wet az nd. nd 70 apeos
senaeor- ,'s .ta. RStber than take tho 'aid y :
o. q'di1 1nas, the Anti-Saloon Leagg@s rus e,sA
place" '''n'nata Is
The Mr. Nam referred ..
Mann, Of Knoxville. wen % is Hor,e
yer. ''' Known lss
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Reports by Wireless
Bv United States Naval Service
distance is given in miles. REPORTS
dated at noon unless otherwise speciheol
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASVFHS

TIE Tribune publishes daily reporta
OF the positions OF merchant vessels rs-
ceived through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shtpnlant.r,of
vessels with radio apparatus may, Win
out charge. report their (TRj noon
positions through the foilowinr naval
proper: Bar Harnor. Me. tOttorcl!rres5:
Cape Hatteras n. c.; Jupiter, Fla.
Key WeHt, Fla; New Orleans. La
These position CTR) reports should
be- addressed only 10 the radio station
called, and they mill be forwarded IA
New York. Il Is i'm portant that th.ee
reports should De sent promptly At
noon each day IN order that they NAV
be received In tine for publication.
Position reports can also be sert
through the stations Of the Indcpend-
ent Wireless Teiegra phi Company. Inc.
New Yorh City tWCG), Babylon. t.
J: tWSE). TaEthampton. J.. l. (WSA),
lew London. Conn. (WST).
The Radio Corporation OF America
win receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
CV c CO, Sasconset, Mass (N S CO.
New London, Conn. CIV l. @, Caps
May. New York City (W n ".
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
Sion OF America by the U S Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
United American Adds
Reliance to Its Fleet
Former Dutch Vessel Is For
maIIy Transferred to L. $.
Company

The United American Lines ycster-
day received cable advices announcing
the formal transfer on March Of the
q ,000-ton passenger liner Reliance
from the Royal Holland Lloyd. The
proce edings took place at Amsterdam
the homo port Of the former owners
The Resolute, sister ship Of the Re
lance, was taken over from the Dutch
company about a month ago. The two
steamers were completed in 1920 and
are said to be Of the most modern and
comfortable type They will be oper-
ated between New York and Plymouth,
BonIogne and Hamburg, in a fort
nightly service. The first sailing from
New York will be that Of the Resoluts
on May e
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11

Information has been received thro,,,
th@ branch HydroErs pnc Office at I5os
ton thai the s.aoal at the entrance to
Nortn Nnannel Broad Sound. Boston Bay,
marked on Coast Survey Chart 24o as go
'e"t. roclIy' has depth OF 20 feet
cape henry Light, Chesa pealte Bay En-
trance, Va-This light will stlow increased
candlepower OF about o.ooo on March az.
from sunset to sunrise
Tho commanding officer OF the L & &
Hannibal reports that on the night Of
harch Garda Point Light. Va, in ap-
proxlmately lat IA 2I Ion 81 L. was OBJ
served to show uniform light peliod OF
9'a seconds, but the dark period was ex
treineiy variable. from 70 IN seconds
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Shin Fares to Nassau C,t

ne Nunson Steamship Lines vester-
gay announced special round trip rates
curing The rest Of the month on its
~" established service to Nassau. in
the bahamas. The Munsrgo. recentlv
1i'ogulred ny the Munson Lines. estab-
Nsneo TINS seNvice carly in January.
~, MN Weetly saiiings from each port
n" special rates allowed by the com
llaHy Will permit either one day at
.>assau' returning on the same boat. or
delay OF one or two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Elc Had!

4 we'll known wooden jobber WHO
sells to the merchant tailoring trade
ls using neat little stickers on his
statements which contain the words
Have you forgotten us % under a large
question mark. One Of his customers
recently returned a statement with
es' written under the sticker.
incidentally, this iobper says he is
ouylng these stickers by the thousand,
whereas the little THANK you" stick
cfs mat go on to the receipted state
ments are bought by the hundreds.
EVEN then the THANK you" stickers
last longer.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Sailed Yesterday

Nora. Tampico; Standard, Newport
News Western Spirit. Philadelphia; Bowes
Castle tBr), Philadelphia; Niborg Dan),
Savannah: Anna (Nor). Kingston: por-
80 nser tNorp, Norfolk Cayo Maubi. San
) uan LiBhthurnc. Port Arthur: Alliance
Norfolk; Rayo and barge Heaumont.
E-tona, Lbau; Colon, Crlstobal
- est Eldara. Favre; Santa Tulalia San
r r. "a nr'sco Norden (Dt. Nassau, Payalno
len tueEoa: Tsrsbs, Hull; NIr Pockarel
ier, rort Lobos; Sahsle Constantinopls.
SuriDau,, pcinerara <
BaracOa Eingctor
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Dangers TO Navigation
(Sy L. s. Hydrogrs phic Oricel
North Atlantic Ocean---Un the America

tSy I. ., flydrogrsphfc ofice)
North Atlantic Ocsan---On the American
Coast
TIE foiorias obstructions were re
ported March 4. lat 81 80, Ion r. 81
passed large red buoy-Mssiia; March
s, lat ~ 26, lon 70 c3. R. dcrelict March
I. lat - II. Ion 9o 10, a dredssr pontoon;
lat p o. ION 90 10, q section Of dretlcor
pipe, and let 81 10. lon ee 30, dredger
pontooh. Note-on March }. in lat % l6
Ion 20 10 pontoon 0as also sighted
Along The Oversee Routes
The following obstruction was reported
Feb 70. lat 20 80. lon 4s II. passed a heavv
round ooject With top awash; possibly
mine or small buoy-Orisrt.
Ice Reports
Ice has been reported az follows. Fe
ceived the following radio reports from
st John'a n r. on March >, lat ~ Is,
2 ~ II berF tS0 and oiFSs 6sa as Lat Ss H. Ion
Cape Spear ~ miles of Bay OF Bulls
and fron, lat ~, Ion 40 so. to lat 46 20,
lon 90 2o-Arabc; March S. lat A. lon
40 &c., saw field ice--Sar rookie
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Coal Exports Decline

W AsfilNGTON. March TO- A decline
~ AZ per cent in exports of domestic
'',q'hinous coal for 1921 as compared
IN l92V was reported to-day by the
par 'leh' O. commerce. Bunker coal
N%S oGc,o npt included. ApproXiinately 30
dul, were exported last year. as against
'ooo,0OO tons. valued at $500. pa. .241
II 1920 Anthracite exports last vear
we're about 65o,o0O tons less than 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
ra''e Trip Planpe,,

10 assist American busioos,
sirous Of engaging in for,;ass.s .,oss men h.
obtain hrst-hand iaformat;ssnn sn tad t.
dlt'ons IN Europe the Amer;.a er on eo'.
press Company nas arr,.,,D5 ,,,ne,ican b.
trip, covering Ireland c@ssl cass, s5-tsi
lana' , beg pra. Holland, Germana GsTr | by
zerland and France. lsa,.,,,. '''S'ly' an Srt.
on june . and returning Aagi,'. Ia new y S''i
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Notice to Mariners

The photographic Office under tho
"tvy pepartlnent is esta blshed 10 aid
II tN"IIhere' ~ publishes nautical charts
books, tables and periodicals. It broad
casts by radio all urgent information
INVOLVING danger to vessels Its brar h
ot1ices have the latest photographic in
formation OF all parts OF tho world and
arc prepared to serve mariners In rrnnS.
wayn Mariners are invited to call at
the branch offices between the hours OF
ana $3.50. where they will be cordially
TO forward promptly to tho nearest
branch office all hydrographlc infor-
NATION. The Branch Hydrographic o.
i!cs. New York. is situated at 1850
Broad Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Cabinet Member
lions Football Toes

PARIS, Aarch 70 BY The Associate
PreSsl. Castor Vidal a member of
the Poincare Cabinet as Under Secre-
tary OF State for Physical Education,
viii don football toes tomorrow and
play fullback on Rnghy team com
posed of veterans against one of the
best Paris teams.
NJ. Vidal was formerly an interna-
tional Rugby player He is thirty
eight years old and wesShs 40 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
China Needs Cotton Coods

WASHINGTON. March lO-Ao in
creased demand for cotton goods in
Chinese markets soon may be expected.
the Department of Commerce announced
to-day. American exporters and manu-
facturers the department added
should begin active preparations to re-
enter these markets as soon as possibIe.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Vessels Sold

Antonna; gas screw; tons: sold to
Frank Backstrom by reter Petersen for
- and other considerations
Alderman, steam sorrow: wooden;
g. tons; sold TO Ticc Towing Line b.
Fred Russell for 81 and other consid
rations-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Marine Disasters

SAN TRANCISCC. March 20. --- Hague
Maru Jap). arrived 9th. from, Singapore
with cracked cylinder head; will dr5'docll
for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
tast Gu'f OF Mexico NJ moderatc to frcsf
W est winds and generally fatr weather
Vest Gulf OF Mexico Muderate variable
winds. becoming south, and fair weather
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh cast and nouth~as;
winds, partly overcast weather aud proba-
bly, local raus
North OF Sandy Hool, strong cast and
southeast winds and probably galcs, With
rainS, thick weather
sandy Hook 10 Hatterae-vtroNe south
east aud south shifting to southwest winds
and urona Wy gales, with overcast weather
and probably rain.
Hatte~aa 20 Florida straits Fresh to
strong southwest and west winds, overcast
weather AMI proba bly, local rains
Storm warnings displayed on Atlantic
coast, Cape Hatteras to Eastport. Nc.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Army Orders

From Tic 7ri6uec's W'osbi,,oton Bu~.o,e
81 (fTON, March lo.-Ar.nv orders
+Ss 1ed to-de' follow: N''
ouartermaster Corps
'"a' a.. to Camp Nno-
''i 1st-. G. D., 20 Alcstraa
N.s"cllaneou.
~up BraEs - t.
'Hg.@es' is,.e It, COL j. (. .r~ Cen. STAR. 10
- 80. - Col. G. G.. lne.. to wasa;ns,on
'-ftsS' sog Major H. ". 7, {. A. to washins-
''5s i.'snS s 9 o. +. W. Adj. Gen. to Governors
iiTae, mon NaioT E. y. Cen. star, 10 Wash
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11


Olympic Southampton. PM. .... %, n y
RyndaIn. RottsTdam. 2 NJ sth 81. Aoboken
a9srhGIn s%sriSa pyHadu,h SqhSqouss Il oSoX.
La Bourdonnals, vigo, 2 PM. ......57. n F
La savoie; Havre ~ M.,.,....557, 4
Algeria, Glasgow. l2 N.....,.....s4, NJ y Il
GARLIC Tela 10 AK. ............. ., N r
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, II AM. s6, y Fl
Ponce. San Juan. IL IS. B'Alyn
AIasuays, Bermuda: II .AM........%s n +
@Tlus, @ Port Linon. II AN ,..,....o.. .. N
Munanlar. Antilla, 2 Pm 9, e f
Esunsn Es,noi Rusnos f, Ay,rss, PM a. Heboken
Sihoney. Havana, Pm. ............l e r
CAmeroMs. Glasgow. IL M......,..0+. " n r
loha wk Jacksonvills, II M.......ss So, n
Creole, New Orleans. - M........ ~, \ r
Ecuador: Cristobal, t2 M........33. B'klyn
Helen. san Juan, II M..........27. NJ R'klyn
sail Monday
Texas, Copenhagen, 12 m 17th st, iIobol5cn
sail Tuesday
Old North state. Plymouth, j AM.
M;,sy MMsssays; nqsterdam. 19 M,5th st. HoSoksn
Eosalind s. Johns Il a NJ Java st. = blisn i y
Arapshoe, JachsonVillc. IL No.. Ss. n It
York Castle. Cape Town, . PM. Sc, B'l<l!n
HoScarp, Para, II A M $50 st, SO B XII m
Fail Wednesday
Santa Marta. Santa Marta II AMo \
beatrice San Juan, 12 ..,...27, B'l<lyn
Fort Hsmilton. Bermuda, II AM a5 y u
Braga. marsellles. TM.....3lst ST. B'klyi,
toncho' Galveston. " M..........S6, y II
Hanover Bremen, II M.......1 Ilobol.ci,
sail Thursday
southcrn Cross, Flo DO Janeiro, . I'M.
:, Z, Iobolen
Mon,.a1rs, Ms,gua Gi0ara, ast. = IN. E r
Apache. jacksonville, " H.......Ss, \ "
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
City Island

BOUND SOUTH; schr Frank Brainard.
Suilivan for New York With stone to
Booth Bros ~
New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE--Ma.l information will be found
on Travel Guide Page, Column Eight.
Sail To-day
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-25
MOKRE DOBRODRUzSTvl
KRAJANA STRAzNfKA.

Policejni straznik ma motor
cyklu, krajan Fred Cervenka,
konal sluzbu "a nejvetsiho va
nocniho ruchu na Superior av.
a vych. Ia. ul. Krotil zejmena
speech n9kterych divOkych au-
toist6. Pojednou spatril ujiz-
deti nedovo1enou rychlosti au-
to s dv6ma jezdci. Pustil Sc
"a mimi, kdyz pojednou Sc stro
je neco vylitlo a rozbilo Sc ma
tisfc kusI. Cervenka myslil,
re to puma, ale die zapachu to
bylo neco jineho. V zapet1
nasledoval dtok druhy - pax
treti a ctvrty zabranil iCerven-
ka zasahnutim st'astne chy-
til pumu vlastn6 velky -
dzban. Utocnici byli zatceni
a puma zahadneho obsahu u
schovana jake corpus delicti--
die vseho nebyl v nadobach
ami nitroglycerin ami dynamit
ale patrn9 neco co dala prohi-
bice do klatby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-25

Minulyt patek byl pred do
mem {. 7541 Broadway zpity
Harry Karoglain, bytem v els.
7248 Broadway; odvezen byl
do nemocnice sv. Alexise, kde
zemfel a mrtvola jeho dopra-
vena do okresni marnice, kde
koroner Hmmond vydal nalez,
re smrti nastala po nemirnem
poziti lihovin.
Ia podobnych okolnosti do
praven do Huron rd. nemocni-
ce Th.r Starkey, jenz nalezen
byl ma vych. 8. ul. a Huron
rd. John Duray els. 1881
Broadway, sebrany ma Scran-
ton rd. a zap. 3ti ul. Oba po-
sledni taktez zapasi Sc smrtf.
Uvedene pflpady mely "a
nas!edek, ze .iiz v sobotu od-
poledne nastalo energicke stl-
hani vSech pokoutn{ch proda-
vacu podezreylch napoiG.
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ZOUFALY 81 v RADOSTNE
DOBE VANOcNf.

,.sobotu, v case, kdy kazdy
special, ably zakoupil SWIM
nilym n6jake to pot6seni va
nocni, pokusila Sc otravu
19-leta dfvka Marie McMarro-
va, 2451 vych. 80. ul., jedine 2
toho posetileho ddvodu, ze
nemela dosti penez. ably moh-
la opatriti nejake stedrovecer-
n darky svym milym. Lezi v
nemocnici sv. LuIkaSe.
v els. 1O516 Tacoma ave.
podrezala 81 kirk 54-leta pani
Houkova, byla nalezena v
bezvedomf clenem rodiny a
dopravena do Mt. Sinai nemoc
nice. Zde byla pri6ina zoufa-
leho skutku trvala nemoc. ODE
zeny sc nachazi v kritickem
stavu.
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KIDD BUDE JMENOVAN
APELAC. SOUDCEM.

Guverner Harry l.. Davis "
vazuje o nahradnikovi zemfe-
leho apelacniho soudce A. F.
Ingersolla, zejmena o trech
kandidatech, z nichz as nej-
v6tsf nad6ji by mel dnesni
mestsky pravnf riditel Paul
Lamb, ale take pravnici E. C.
Schwan a j. B. Ruhl. Tfi jinf
pravnici pax navrzeni byli tri-
clennym vyborem zdejSi Advo-
katni Komory. Jak nektefi
pratele Lambovi pravl, tyz by
.snad ami nabizeny mu Trad
nepfijal v opacnem pripade
byl by nejmladsim apelacnlm
soudcem neb je mu teprve 36
rok1. Jeden kandidatG Adj
vokatni Komory, Hopkins. jest
clenem advokatni firmy, v KITE
re jest krajan Benes, byvaly
bezpecnostni fiditel a druhy
kandidat M. B. Excel, jest Gle
mem pravnicke firmy, jejimz
spolecnikem jest taktez ikrajan
Payer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-25
AUTOMOBILEM ZABITA
MLADA zENA.

" sobotu pred svatky zahu-
ben byl letos jiz stojedeatficA-
ty zivot utraceny "a doprav-
mich nehod. Byla to 25-leta.
mlada zena, sv6tle pleti, as S
stop vysoka, od6na v cerny ply
Sovy kabat Sc sedym limcem,
mela cerny sametovy klobouk
namofnickeho tvalu a ma no.
hou mela moderni galose. Sna-
lila Sc pfejiti u vych. Al. ul.
st. Clair ave., kdyz byla pfeje-
ta., V bezvedoml doprayena
byla do st. Clair nemocnice,
kde, aniz by byla to promlu-
viii zemfela. Mrtvola jeji W.
stavena byla v okresni marni-
ci.
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STRELBA v ACENTURE PRO
NEZAMESTNANE.

Do mista zaopatrujici agen-
tury v els. 428 Superior ave.
prisel v sobotu odpoledne ne
znamy muz, pozadujici "a
m6stnani. Dal Sc do hadky S
managerem uradovny Cheste-
rem Peasem,, 1922 vych. 1875.
ul., ma n6hoz vytahl revolver
a dosti vazn9 jej postrelil do
nohy. Po cinu uprchl a Che
ster dopraven byl do Lakeside
nemocnice.