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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
CARAVAN OF SHR|NERS
TO STOP At RICHMOND
To Invade This City on Way
to Washington in
Iuuc. 1923.

Richmond will he the stopping
place the latter par; OF May. 1925.
OF more than 1900 members OF tho
National Shrine Temple Club, OF
California. They Will be on their
way from the Pacific Coast to Wash
ing;on. ID. c.. where the imperial
council OF the shrine will be neld
June 5 { aud :. and will roll into
this c',y in zoo automobiles Oak
land Temple will send fleet. OF
snow white cars. the leader OF which
will carry steam calliope 10 blaze
the way across the continent
Reports from Oakland. Cal. stat.
that the Nat'oral shrine Touring
Club has been organized on pew
mancnt BASS and is busy signing
up entries for the second trans
continental caravan that Will leave
Oakland FOR ihe national capital on
May /. 1929. Til, new club is the
outcome OF the caravan that lief,
Washington for san Francisco 10
attend the imperial council IN that
city. and the unanimous decision of
She members TO stop in Richmond
on the way is the result of the Law
ish entertainment; accorded the
ShT!ners here last May. Captain
Bernard S. McMahan. director, again
will be pilot.
4 song % the Caravan" now is
being written 10 be sung from coast
TO coast. and will he mailed in ad-
vance 10 all Shrine temples and
clubs. The caravan Will be dubbed
the Million Dollar Caravan" be-
cause more than 100000 Will be
spent before the caravan reaches
Washington. II Is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
INTEREST IN HIGHLAND
PARK CHAUTAUOUA
Dr. ~ 4. Downing VIII Addrc,s
Juniors mt Morning s-.-
sion Todnr

Ihnsual Interest is being evidenced
an inc S"arthmore Chautauqua be-
",s gwen daily This week on tho
pih|a o' Highland Park under tho
auspices OF the citizen, and ,ey.-aI
or the park cluhs Season ,Ick.t, 20,
adults already have been exhausted
aIth'ugh few for children are LEFT
ne Junior Chautauqua Will b,
neId this morning at 2 o'clock. II
- given 20 instruct children in com.
nun, ny spirit and civil government
~. a. Downing will speak.
number OF Representative, ci,i
|ehs' together with the Mothers.
Iiuo. the Woman's Club and trn
,l"zchs Association OF Highland
i"f. a. narantced expenses. which al
''d"E nave been met by the sale OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
RENDER DECISION TODAYON
LEGALITY OF JITNEY MEASURE
Counsel for Independent Jneurs and City Argue Dues
ton Before Judge Crump-Byrd Asserts Ordinance
Is onsttuonal-Anderson Eissents

After hearing from counsel for in
dependent iitpeurs and from the City
Attorney on tho question OF legality
OF the jitney ordinance now In op-
GRAFTON. Judge Beverley T. Crump, In
Law and Equity Court. Yesterday. re-
served his decision on motion by
the iitneurs for an injunction until
3 o'clock this afternoon.
Richard Evelyn Byrd and W. T..
oFlaherty appeared FOR the jitney
operators. while City Attorney George
Wayne Anderson took care Of 1he in
teres;s OF the city. Arguments con-
sumed the greater part of the morn
ing and the early afternoon. Tho
courtroom was filed with moro than
100 jitneurs and other interested
citizens. including several members of
City Council.
MIR. Bryd declared that the ordi-
nance is unconstitutional. unjust. OPP
pressive. and places unusual burdens
on the j:tneurs.. under which the!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Hear ,r~,ooo Damage sui, ,,,, :,

seven N-pne witnesses have te.r
summoned 10 appear In the Citv Cir
w 'ourt OF July 10 in the cas-, OF
Andrew j.. Calls agalns, J. St,,
ding for 100000 This sui, a,i..,
out OF the Lexington Hotel nr. ~.
"AtiN last February. when IN. ulnI,.
I'M vas badly injured In attcmptiI,a
10 escape death IN The fire Wen,
ceh"urs & Iladdon represer, H..
rialnun tn" defendant being r.n,.
Stn'en hy !. Justin Moore !, VS.
stated Nesierday by cour, omciais
'"a' 'Ht nearing probably would con
u'he IN" greater part Of three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
WILL RECOMMEND STATE
DEPARTMENTS MERGER
Commission OH Simplification
Of Government Holds
First Meeting.

Senator Julien Gum, OF lIcnrico
was elected chairman. and Miss Adele
Clark. secretary. OF the state Com
mission on Simplincation OF Govern
men;. al the initial meeting held yes
tcrday afternoon In the offices OF
Governor Trinklc. An members of
the commission. namely. DIR. Julian
\. Burruss. OF V. +. l.; Professor
Robert II. Tucker. of Lexington; FRO
lessor John G. Pollard. of Williams
burg: Miss Adele Clark. of Richmond:
Senator Gum, Senator William r.
Cooke. OF Sussex, and Delegates II
Holman Willis. OF Roanoke: Edwin
Jones. OF Highland, and Marvin
Smithey, OF Brunswick. were pres
cnt. as was also Leroy Hodges. d.
rector OF the budget; John II. Brad
ford statistician. and c. II. Nor
risette, of the Legislature Reference
Bureau.
Governor Tr!nkle welcomed the
members of the commission and evil
denced his pleasure that all respond
ed at roll call for the important
work they arc undertaking.
y committee. consisting of John
=. Pollard. Marvin Smithcy and SEN
ator Cooke. was named 10 draft a
tentative plan Of work. and will re-
port at the second session. which
Will begin at 10 o'clock this morning.
This commission Will make a sur
vey OF the various state departments.
bureaus and institutions, and draft
recommendations to bc presented the
next General Assembly relative to
the adjustment or merger OF de-
pariments, with View OF simplify
ing tho work OF the state and max
ing the administration of State ar
fairs more economical.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07

cannot exist. He referred TO the
activities OF James e. Dickcrson.
Councilman from Jefferson Ward.
who had voted for a heavy bond. and
who now desires an amendment to
tho ordinance by which this require
mcnt is stricken out. He said there
was no more reason for imposing
such heavy burdens upon jitneurs
than upon any other transportation
business
City Attorney Anderson denied the
charge that the ordinance was un-
constitutional and prohihitive. and
said the city had a perfect risht 10
draw restrictions around any bust
ness which it licenses. lie cared
nothing about the activities. OF Mr..
Dickerson, and declared such alleged
activities had nothing to do with
The adoption of the ordinance nor
its operations. The restrictions We're
designed as protection to the citi-
zcns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Political meeting. auspices
Wcstmorclaud Davis campaign
committee. Hinford Junior High
School, 8 l. NJ.
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall streets. open Q \. N. TO
> II. NJ.
Trade extension bureau. Cham
Der OF Commerce. Y. W. c. A., l
i. NJ.
Commission on Simplifcation OF
state Government. executive Of
fees. Capitol Building. 10 A. N.
Swarthmorc Chautauqua. High
land Park Plaza. . and +. NJ.
Ba sehall-MaYo Island Park,
Richmond vs.. Wilson. +:30 T. NJ
tFor Theater Calendar. see Page
Five)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
EILs or 10, ,,l.,,,. Co.,

"ecn $50 and goo Richmond
.''NS WIN leave this morning to al
,"hd inc annual national conyen.
.on ~ Eika 20 be held at Atlantic
10y July 10 20 Is. a. ]. Crafts, past
".,"' ruler. Of Richmond Lodge
O. n Will attsnd the con.
'hhoh ne ohlcial representative OF
'"chi lodge 10 the grand Lodge
una WIZ be broken for tho At
ny lodges new home on the
opening day. while a national n,ns
p"'Iiy pageant. TO o. reviewed. n,
'"Hera Pershing viii be held IN
july 10 va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Warm. Con,umer. OF MIX.

warning 10 consumers OF milk
was yesterday issued by Chief Dairy
Inspector n j. Strauch. In which he
advises Sainst the use OF milk from
doubtful sources. lie particularly
stresses the point that milk secured
in small towns and country places
often is inferior TO that supplied by
city dairies. as the restrictions arc
not as carefully drawn. The inspec-
tor advises the paStcurization OF all
milk obtained In places where there
are no health department regula
tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Recover stolen Auto.

property Of Mrs. Trma Walker. of La
Crosse. Lunenburg County, reported
stolen in Richmond on July 4, was
recovered by police OF Durham, n. C..
yesterday. according 10 information
received by Detective Captain Alex.
ander S. Wright last night. Three
men are held by the North Carolina
authorities, charged with the theft.
Detective will leave for tho
prisoners today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Picture Concern CT. r,

ton. Richmond Va. Kim
mum Of 10000 shares ana n 49,
mum ~ three shares. was xr,,,ed :,
chartcr by Tho state Coruo,a,lo,,
commission Yesterday 10 m.nutar
tur- and deal In motion-nic,,,r-
INNS, The officers and incorpora,o,s
are Arthur 5. Friend. president Ssv,
ofH Whiting q. FaulHncr. sec,c-
hry. irwin 9. Craig and Edmund ".
.Froston. OF KicAmnnh M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Discuss Merchants conf.,c,..

Members OF the Trade Extension
Bureau of the Richmond Chamber
OF Commerce will get together today
at o'clock. at the Y. w. c. A., at
a luncheon arranged by special
committee composed OF Alvin NJ.
Smith. chairman: u. Nee. Bullins-
ton and l.. T. Harrison. Plans viii
he discussed for the Southern Retail
Merchants Conference. which will he
held in this city August 10. Is and
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
COUNCIL APPROVES
SALARY INCREASES

Continued From First PaEco
required TO run. The paper went 10
the Streets Committee
y resolution appropriating $4,000
for repairs at the City Home was
adopted without debate
Smith Leads Opposition.
Councilman Percy s. Smith led the
opposition TO an increase in the sal
airy OF Justice Kicks while ne advo-
Gated the increase as recommended
for Justice Ingram. He explained
that the latter actually would lose
money through the REIMBURSEMENT
OF certain fees. although the law
allows him to retain them. while. he
said, in the former case the fees
went TO tie city hy legislative &C
ton. The vote IN the case OF Jus
t!ce Kicks was close. and the paper
was Anally laid on the table.
In the case Of the resolution ixing
the salary of the City Attorney Mr.
Smith also led the opposition. This
vas one OF lthe few instances in
which the Jefferson Ward delegation
did not vote as unit. Mr.. DECKER
ron explained that ne had "bu.tcd
his head, and he had realized that
stubbornness, when one was wrong,
never got any one anywhere" lie
said he had learned that the liberal
policy was the best-give and take
and that nothing wa, TO be gained
by etera ally opposin; the wishes X
the members fro II other sections. ~
am going repr- ,ens both my wafd
ind the citI' ~ w',C!e hnreaftpr.
ne said IA doug th.t l expe: :; 10
get more for my ward"
Vote on Salary increases.
The vote on salary increase for
Director Trafford was: Ayes--Atkin-
son. Ratkins. Carpenter, Dickerson.
English. Johns. Jones. Ladd, Mann.
Massie, Peters. Phillips, Roden, VIII
Hams and Powell. Noes-Moorc,
Robertson. Smith and Umlauf
The vote on increase in salary Of
the CITY Attorney: Ayes-Atkinson
Batkin,. Carpenter. Dickerson. Eng
lish. Johns, Jones. Peters. Roden,
Williams. Massie and Powell. Noes
Ladd. Mann. Moore. Robertson
Phillips. Smith and Umlauf.
Mr.. Cmlauf sought to fix the salary
at $4,000. but this motion was lost
with Ladd, Moore and Umlauf being
the only ones voting in the affirma-
tive. Mr.. Dickerson changed his
vote on The hnal call from aye to
no. and moved to table, which action
was taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Seek. sio.ooo for Injuries.

The suit OF Guy a. Dunlop against
the Otis Elevator Company, ]. H.
Parker Company and John G. Davis.
director-Rcneral OF railroads. for
$4,000 for personal injuries. IL on
trial In Hastings Court. Part II. The
plaintiff alleges that his injuries
were due TO faulty construction OF
an elevator in Broad Street Station.
in which he was a passenger on Jan
nary I, 1919. when ho received his
injuries. The hearing may be con-
Guided today.
Motor out to Motor Inn. the excel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07

Giving his debts a. $500 and hI,
assets at 12,so0. and claiming e1emp-
tton OF $500. Isaac Raty Powers. \
farmer. or Victoria. Lunenburg
county. yesterday Mod petition in
voluntary bankruptcy in the Initial
States District Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
,u'horixc. New CI,,,,e,,,,o,

The state Corporation comni..io,
eSteraay authorized tho America
a i"aEs Express Company to put
nv" e0"ct new classircations In Vir-
s'h.h some reductions in rates arc
mao" "h"re modern methods, are used
~ 'raNnr the shipments. thus pre-.
lung Claims Tor loss and damage.
OF inc provisions Of the new
W"N' Is that ilIuor shipments. must
he prepaid.
h"heTs VII he heard today on
lass'hGati"ns affecting their bust.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
Recovering From Illness.

Irving Lee Beveridse. who has
heen confined to his home. 1920 Mon
ument Avenue, by ILLNESS for the
past tive weeks. iLimprovinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07

A'ef hoNerins around sixty d..
"eCesS!'H'i extra blankets
md bedclothing, the temna-a,.
again came into Is own
afternoon a, o'Cloci, wbe, Il,
reached 81, Two degrees above nor,,,I
Tor the day the mean tcmp.rs,ur.
Yesterday was 30. with minimum,
~ GO and maximum OF 81 dcyt..,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07

Motor out to Motor Inn. Gotta rood
09fekey dinnsT.-Adn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07

Motot out 10 Motor Inn. Phone
your reserrations Boulevard SEAS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07
For the Boys!

Special showing of Summer
Sport Blouscs, Wool Bathing
Suits, Cool Underwear, Paja-
mas and all other Summer fur
nishings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-07

continued From First PaGeo
required TO run. The paper went 10
the Streets Committee.
resolution appropriating $4,000
for repairs at the City Home was
adopted without debate
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04
NEMEC LICHOTl BOLSEVI.
KtM.

Moskva, 1. prosince. "
rozmluve Sc zastupcem ruske
tiskove kancelare vyslovil no.
w nemecky vyslanec v Mo-
skye hr. Breckdorff-Rantzau
sve velke uspokojeni mad prize
tim Sc strany Kalinina a Cice-
rina. Nyn6jsi vIdcove sovet-
skeho Ruska jsou lide, jichz
Rusko prave nejvic potrebuje.
Jeho misse sestava z utvoreni
ovzdusi vetsi ddvery a srdec-
nosti mezi obema narody. Ze
svych stykI Sc zastupci statnf
roci, re svych dojmI ma osla-
We vyroci rijnove revoluce, z
z organisace lidu, jakoz j pre-
hlfdky ruske armady nabyl pre-
svedceni, ze moci sovetI ne
lee otfasti a ze ruskemu lidu
nastava velka dejinna budouc-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04
ZMARENY zIVOT.

New York, 2. prosince. Oil
via NJ. P. Stone-ova, jez zabila
drivejsiho mestskeho navlad-
niho re Cincinnati, Kinkeada
a byla osvobozena porotou,
dnes sc branila lekarIm, usi-
lujicim a zachranenf jejiho Ii
vota. Slecna Stoneova, jez pro
hlasila, ze zastrelila Kinkeada,
kdyz byl il svedl a pax Sc oze
nil jinou zenou, pozila jedu.
"Zabila jsem tn jedinou oso-
bu, pro niz jsem lila nezby-
valo mi mic jineho, nez mIj
vlastni konec," napsala divka
v dopise ma rozloucenou sc
svymi pribuznymi. Zrlzenclm
v nemocnici a policii sdelila,
re rozhodla sc sprovoditi sc
Sc sveta, kdyz nemocnice v
Cincinnati odepfela il obnoviti
licensi jako cvicene osetrova-
telky. License tato byla zruse-
ma po jeji affefe 8 Kinkeadem.
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PRACE TAJEMNYCH
Zh&rG.
Ohen zalozeny ma nekolika
mistech.

Ia vcerej$iho casneho rama
hrozila budovam v tax zvanem
Whisky islandu a blizkem
pobreznim distriktu zkaza O.
hnem. Ma peti hromadach
stavebniho. dffvf v rdznych mi
stech, ma dvou 4eleznicnich va
gonech povstaly ohne, ktere
sc rossirily ma lVllnu, v ktere
by malem byl zahynul jisty
muz, jenz byl jiz v bezvedomi
vynesen. Pozary vznikaly sy-
stematicky mezi 2. a 3. hodi-
nou ranni. Sotva ze hasici Edo
lali ohen jeden byli volani iiz
k pozaru druhemu.
Prvni pozar objeven byl. po-
nocnym truhlarskeho zavodu
Theodore Kundtze Ma Main a
Sycamore av., JanemNovakem,
bytem v els. 68O4 Clark ave.
Vzhaly Sc tri hromady' drivi,
kratce "a sebou ma rGznych
Novak a strojnik
drahy Baltimore & Ohio poda-
Ii policii podrobny popis muze,
jehoz spatfili pc vypuknutf pc
zaru prchati. Podobne bylo po
dvakrate zalozeno u the Gle
veland Window Glass Co. ma
Elm a Riverbed ave., kde vzni-
kly pozary diva. Hned ma to
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04

byl ohnem zniCen Zeleznicni
nakladni WIZ Pennsylvansk6
drahy, stojici Ma postranni ko-
leji, vuz byl zapalen soucasne
na obou koncich. Jen nahode,
re dfev6ny wagon byl mezi
dvema vagony ocelovymi lie
dekovati, re pozar nenabyl ka-
tastrofalnich nasledku.
V stare kulne, 1922 Willow
ave., V ktere Sc V predprohibi-
chi dobe nalezal hostinec, pro-
pukl taktez "a nedlouho ohen
a 2 horici jiz budovy vyneSen
byl V bezv9domi, premozen
koufem, starsi muz, jmenem
Dennis Burns.
Po zhaTich policie patra.
Skoda ohnem zpusobena odha
dovana jest ma $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04
PRIMO 0NDREJ DO VYHNANSTVl.
TENTO ORTEL VYNESL MAD MINI
RECKY VOJENSKY SOUD.
BRATR kRALE KONSTANTINA, JENZ VYVAZL
ZIVOTEM, MA CESTE DO ANGLE.

- 70
Po celou dobu procesu pritom-
ma byla chot' prince Ondreje.
Ia okolnost, re trest smrti
nebyl ulozen, Sc vysvetluje ca
stecne bouri, jiz vyvolala po-
prava dvou drivejsich premie-
rn a byvalych ministru, kteri
byli zastreleni mimi zaro-
ven tim, re prime spriznen je
svym shatkem Mountbatteny,
jednim z nejbohatSich nej-
mocnejsich slechtickych domu
V Anglii. Rovnez jest svakrem
princezny Anastazie, drivejsi
pi. William B. Leedsove Z Gle
velandu, ktera ma mocne pra
tele Americe.
Atheny, 3. prosince. Prime
Ondrej a jeho chot' vstoupili
dnes odpoledne We Phaleronu
ma britickou valecnou LODI. Wy
rozumiva Sc, re budou watt
do Anglie, kde asi budou trva-
lie bydleti.
Londyn, 2. prosince. Vazne
prot irevolucni hnuti vypuklo V
Patrasu, Misolonghi a ma ostro
We Korfu, Recku, die zprav,
jez dosly sem dnes, ale jimZ
schazi potvrzeni. Revolta byIa
pry protestem proti poprave
valecnTcE vudcu reyoluciona-
Z --.ii,--l.-t Ell. svrhli -ylAsin .ka1s11ass-
tinoVu. Prayi Sc, re m jednom
mist6 byla vztycena britickl
vlajka
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Atheny, 2. prosince. Prime
Ondfei fecky, bratr sesazene-
no krale Konstantina, dnes We
Ger byl odsouzen k dozivotni-
mu vyhnanstvi a vojenske de-
gradaci pro neuposlechnuti roz
.kaZu behem nedavne valky S
Tureckem, niz velel jedne
divisi. Rozsudek byl ohlasen
dnes vecer po celodennim pro-
cesu. Jest vseobecnfm mine
MIN, re IA Zaklade predlozene
ho sv6dectvi, soud mohl ulozi-
ii ortel smrti, jako V pripade
driveiSich ministru.
Rozsudek o vojenske degra-
daci Znamena, re u pritomno-
sti jednoho pluku voiska, kno-
fliky ma uniforme princove a
vylozky budou ureZany.
Pfisezne vypovedi predloze
ne soudu dokazovaly, re On
drej neuposlechl rozkazG be-
hem kampan6 V Male ASH, kde
Rekove byli zle porazeni VOL
skem Mustafy Kemala.
Prime byl velmi nervosni,
kdyz prvni otazky byly mu
kladeny, ale pc chvili Sc vzpa-
matoval a odpovidal klidne a s
durazem. Byl vyslychan zalob
Gem Lapoulasem a plukovni-
KEN Sareyanisem a dlouhe pfi
SEINE NGpogell byly iGteny- M
sy6dkove byli vyslechnuti dnes
odpoledne pax soud ohlasil,
re uvazovati bude O rozsudku.
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sOVETY ZMENSf ARMADA.
Zaroven jsou pro zrizeni neu-
traiaihO pasgna mezi Ruskem
sousednimi staty.

Moskva, ). prosince. Zmen-
SEMI rude armady Ma 100000
muzu V osmnacti mesicich byl
navrh, ktery byl predlozen ma
odzbrojova konferenci Rus
ka a pohranicnich statu, jez by
la zahajena Moskve vcera.
Ruske navrhy isou We trojim
sm6ru:
Predne: Zmenseni armady
Ma 100000 muzu; "a druhe,
prisne omezeni vojenskeho roz
poctu na iistou sumu Ma kazde
ho vojaka; "a treti, zrizeni ne
utralniho pasma ma hranicich
mezi Ruskem jehO sousedy
= jak stale Sc jiz V nedavnem
dohodnuti Finskem = ably Sc
zabranilo opakovani pohranic-
mich srazek, jez jsou takovym
vaznym nebezpecim niru.'
Litvinov dodal:
"Ruska vlada, ku sve velke
litosti, nemuze podati navrhy
vzhledem ku zmenseni manor
nj noci; avSak ruska flotilla je
liz zmenSena ma ctvrtinu sve
silly 2 I. 1917"
Svrchu uvedene navrhy jsou
ovsem ien podkladem diskus-
Sc a nevstoupily by V platnost,
lee by pohranicni staty svolily
ku pomernemu zmenseni; a
vSak kdyby sc tax stale, ruska
vlada byla by presvedcena, re
veliky priklad byl dan celemu
ostatnimu svetu. Litvinov mlu-
vii rusky, avsak nacelnlci dele
gael ostatnich statu vesmes cd
povidali francouzky. Jmenem
Polska mluvil knize Radziwil,
jenz proslovil opatrnou diplo-
matickou rec. Rumunsko neni
sucastneno ma konferenci, jez-
to polozilo podminku, aby Ru-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04

"a JEHO STfHANfM JSOU PRY
GRAFTERI A PODVODNfCI.
ODPOVED BUDE PkEDL OzENA PRAvNlMU VYBO-
n RU SNEMOVNlhdU DNES RANO.

Washington, 3. prosince. &C.
ner:,lrf nayladni Harry M.
Daugherty dohotovil dnes we
Ger svoii odpoved' ma rizeni,
jez zahajeno bylo We snemovne
rosianecke ma jeho obzalova-
nj. Y cdpcvedi teto, kterou
pfedlozi pravn. snemovnimu
vybcrl Ultra rano, rozebira ka-
zd3 &c ctrnacti bodu obzalova-
clho spisu. Vybor zahaji sve
zasedani a slySenf Ultra v 1920
hod. rano We veci obzalovani
generalniho navladniho, k ce-
muz dial podnet kongresnik
Keller, neodvisly republican z
Minnesoty, jehoz pravnim "a
stupcem bude Samuel Inter
myer z New Yorku.
Generalnf navladni sdeluje
'vyboru, re veri a preje 81 v tom
smyslu uvedomiti vybor, re "to
to kromobycejne rizeni jest in
spirovano vice touhou chrani-
tt ty, kdoz jsou obvineni z pre-
stoupenf zakona, nez-li poma-
haiti odboru spravedlmosti We
stihani grafterd, vydriduchu a
tech, kdoz osidili vladu. behem
valky." Zaroven sd6luje
Daugherty, re nemini predlo-
ziti dopisy, telegramy jine Ii
stiny, jez byly vymeneny meF:
odborem spravedlnosti a jeh0
zffz,sncf a tesz smezf os6bafiii,
cd nichz zadany informace,
jezto We vsech techto pripa-
dech bylo zaruceno, re zdroje,
nichz informace zfskany, "a
chovany budou v tajnosti. Kon
gresnik Keller zadal predloze-
nj techto dopisd.
Nejsou to, die p. Daugherty-
no, jedine valecni zbohatlici,
kteri usilujf O jeho obzalova-
nj, ale zaroven ''radikalove",
kteri chteji jej zastraSiti a vse-
chny jeho nastupce v budouc-
nosti. "Jest zrejmo", pravi ge-