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silk skirt, over blouse with side panels
of black knitted silk with white de-
signs. Black straw hat was wrea thed
with gray wheat She wore a stone
marten scarf.
Mrs Ogden Hammond, ecru knitted
silk sport gown with sweater blouse.
black hat banded with scarlet and she
carried a black parasol with yellow
stripes.
Mrs John Aspegren's white Canton
crepe was topped with white cape Of
tricolette. with collar of white fox,
ecrue neapolltan hat trimmed with yell
low flowers.
Mrs. Burden's Costume.
Mrs. ]. Townsend Burden, Jr.-Canton
crepe with large Dropping hat trimmed
with flowers.
Mrs. Marion Eppley-iray tricolette
sweater suit. black nat faced with rose
and wreath or bright flowers.
Pale pink mule with a small hat OF
the same color trimmed with loses was
worn By Mrs. J. +. A. Clark
Jade green canton, large black hat
with black aigrettes was worn by Mrs. Je-
rome n. Bonaparte. Her daughter. Miss
Blanche Strebelgh, was In yellow printed
canton crepe lowered with blue and
red Her yellow leghorn hat with
French blue taffeta crown had trimmings
OF yellow flowers.
White canton crepe IN flowing lines
vas worn by Miss Helen Moran. Her
large white hat wastrimmed with white
Mrs. William Loew was IN white with
blue figures. her hat OF the same ma
terial. Handkerchief linen in salmon
tone with a black lace hat was becoming
10 Mrs Lawrence J.. Gillespie.
Orange beaded georgettc with hat
Of paier shade looked well on Mrs.
Mary s. Spencer. Mrs, Philip Rhine
Lander. Jr.. was in n white satin and
geotgette. her large hat of orchid
straw having trimmings of wisiaria.
"A gown cut with the new long skirt
on irregular lines was worn by Mrs.
Edward NJ Post. This was 81 tafieta,
in fine checks Of pink and white. She
wore a dropping hat Of white organdie
and carried a white parasoi.
French blue linen embroidered with
white an ecru leghorn hat with blue
taffeta crown and trimmings ~ red
roses was worn by Mrs William r.
Whitehouse
Mrs. Beverly Bogert was in tan
georgette. with large navy blue dots.
Her hat Of dark blue straw Was trim
med with blue taffeta. a white canton
crepe gown was worn by Miss sylvia
iillhouse. large brown straw hat
being wreathed with white flowers
Miss Laura Biddle wore lemon col
ored dotted Swiss with Irish lace trim
mlngs and Miss Antoinette Frissell.
who was with her was IN d one piece
'frock Of terry cloth with chain glrdle.
Fine white linen. embroidered IN old
blue. with Irish lace trimming was worn
~ Mrs. cyril Judge. Her large dark
brown straw hat had large pompon
of kolinsl5y fur in front.
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MRS. ELIZABETH y. uNDERHILL.

Mrs. Elizabeth y. Underhill. aged 70.
pastor Of two Quaker churches in the
Y vestern part OF the state. died Yesterday
II her home. s7ig 104th street. Richmond
Hin. She was the widow Of Joshua B
tnderhill farmer. and was connected
With many welfare organizations She
leaves a son and two daughters.
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mRs. COOLIDGE IN ACCIDENT.

PoRrLANp. Ore. Aug t3.-An auto
mobile occupied by Mrs. Calvin Coolidge,
wife oe the Vice President. struck an
other machine al the intersection of
Broadway and Larabee streets here to-
night No ono was injured, The ac-
cident was reported r. shc police by
Wallace McCamant. driver Of the car
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

DUFFY. The wife of tho late 81 Albert T..
Duffy and family wish 10 thank the Rev
Father Bracken. Police department and
Glee club, relatives and friends for floral
offerings and Kind expressions Of sym
pnthy IN their sad bereavement.
Mrs Albert ~ DUFFY.
Sisters and Brother
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IN MEMORIAM.

tN--rNcCH In memory or our beloved son.
walter Antosch who lost hiH lite vNa-
during the nights of August u and 10.
1915
VAN DrsEN In loving memory Hannah
Il. Van puscn. passed away August if,
1914
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SENATE GREETs CHILEAN.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.--Senator Ales-
sandri Of Chile received tho courtesy Of
the Senate floor to-day and was in
troduced TO a number OF Senators by
Senator Lodge (Mass.), Republican
leader. Senator Bursum (Rep, New
NcvD. the only Senator present who
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Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Grove have
announced the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Betty Fairfax Grove. to Mr..
Frederick Lee Hardesty. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Hardesty or Washington.
The wedding took place yesterday In
the Church OF ST. Louis. Howard county.
Maryland. The Rev. Father Bishop Of
;iciated. MIR. Hardesty and his bride
will make their home in Washington.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW hOnh.
Mr.. Adrian Iselin has gone TO Bar
Harbor to join Mrs. Iselin.
Miss Laura v, Day Is travelling in
Europe.
l,irs Nelson 3. Burr entertained at
luncheon yesterday In Pierres for Miss
Katharine Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne, Jr.
have gone to Saratoga from East Hamp-
ton. l.. /.
Bishop and Mrs. Herbert Shipman are
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Bradley at Alexandria Bay. >. \.
Mr.. and Mrs Porter Hoagland, SON
in-law and daughter of Dr. and Mrs
George David Stewart. are at Rumsen
n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. II. Talmage,
Jr motored yesterday from Southamp-
ton to the st. Regis. where they will
remain a few days.
Mrs Roderick Tower. who sailed last
week for Europe with her sister, Miss
Barbara Whitney, will go to Paris. She
will return to New York the end of
August and on her arrival here will go
to Wyoming to join Mr.. Tower.
Mrs. Jay Gould had among her guests
at luncheon In the Ritz-Carlton yester-
day Mrs. John +. Berwind and Mrs
James B. Haggin Mrs. George Hunter
Smith entertained a luncheon party
there for her daughter. Miss Judith NJ.
Smith.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Hunt
ington Francke. daughter of Mrs. Linds-
ley Tappin, to Mr.. Joseph Gould Remick
has been set for the afternoon Of Sep
tensber 80 in Trinity Church, Hewlett,
L. l. A small reception will be in the
Hewlett home OF Miss Franckes uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Irving Hunt
ington. Mr.. Remick is a son Of Mr.. J..
Gould Remick Of Boston.
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Wearing Apparei.

I,osT-saturday. 1880 sable neckplece.
Grand Central exit Interhorough subway
reward Taicuhcun Main 4igt
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Jewelry.

PfN-Dia moud bow knot East Seth or TRAY
erH Island club very liberal reward.
rOAnpMAN. 800 ath ay. Lexington 1886.
sapphire nnd diamonds: liberal
reward. STEWART SCHENCK. ~ East
AYa
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ID | E d
In Ncnoriam.
An,a.cb, waiter van puscn. i, I,

AUSTIN. Suddenly. az pnconta. y. H..
August ~. 1872 Sarah Rcdinrion. widow
~ William Edward Austin - Orange
y y. in her 57ih year. Funeral services
at Grace Church. Orange, n. j.. Tuesday
August -. AZ 2 o'clock
COHN. Robert mayer 50, Oh sunday
,Aueust ~. 1899 beloved son of Tire latc
solomon NJ. aud sophia Cohn. huebapd cf
Serena Groatman Cohn aud htoiNci of
Mrs Bessie Rlchard, Mra Florence Ilnn
Mrs. Blanche stein and the tate Frederick
W. cohn. Funeral Tuesday August " :
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Mrs. Charles T.. Sawyer. wife OF Brig.-
Gen, Sawyer physician to the President,
has returned 10 Washington from her
home In Marion. Ohio. 81
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas j.
Cowie OF the Hotel Grafton are at
Coemans Cottage. Albany county, n. "
until September.
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Mr.. william Phillips. Under secre-
tary of State. has returned TO Wash
ington after a fortnight's visit to Mrs.
Phillips and their children at Highover,
North Beverly. Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mebane. frequent
visitors in Washington. are at White
Sulphur Springs. W. Va. On September
z Mrs Mebane will sail for Europe and
will visit Bucharest on the Invitation Of
Queen Marie Of Rumania
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fl. Everett, who
closed their home on Sheridan Circle
last spring and went abroad. have re-
turned to their summer home at Ben
nington, VT
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. daughter Of
Mr.. William B. Wilson, former Secretary
OF Labor, Is visiting Mrs. J, B. Dens-
more in Washington after having been
the guest of her si-rer. Mrs. Charles
Strohecker.
Mrs. Lane, widow of Mr.. Franklin X.
Lane. Secretary of the Interior under
President Wilson. is the guest of Mrs.
Blaine Beale at her apartment in the
Connecticut before joining her da ughter.
Mrs Philip II. Kaufman at Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa. Mrs. Lane expects to
spend next winter in Washington.
Arrivals from New York at the New
Willard include Charles u. Hand, How
ard Seay. Armandt STOPPER. Thomas S.
Salcedo, Noel Chamberlain, II. A. Allen
Emmanuel Mertz and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. *. Orefice, r. X. Carter. Fr ank
Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs, w. l.. Rowe. W.
w. Atterbury. T. Dewitt Cuyler and
Howard Elliott.
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WASHINGTON.

The British Ambassador, Sir Auck-
land Geddes, will go to-day to Dark
Harbor, Me-. to remain with Lady
Geddes and their children until autumn.
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Senator Truman III. Newberry will re-
turn to-day from Watch Hill, h. l.,
where he spent the week end with Mrs
Newberry.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-POCKETBOOK
SMALL. LEATHER. IN YELLOW TANIcAB
PLEASE RETURN TO - WEST 47TH.
CITY REWARD
LOST-Ipft hi q Black and White faxfcah
Saturday afternoon. from West Shore
Ferry TO Madison nv. and 18Th ST. small
bundle containing shaving utensils and small
Jewel case containing sleeve buttons studs
liberal reward. X. y. PURDY. - Broad y
Phone 285n Broad
LOsT-Umbrclla. blue SILK tassels. carved
handle. initials ~. G. F. July IL. yellow
taxi. iG4fh and Broadway Pennsylvania sta
tion, reward. Wadsworth $3.50. MILLS.
LOST-Purse. small. brown. IN Pennsylvania
telephone booth August 10. 'containiug sil-
ver rosary. change. &C.. reward. ALICE
nEFNESNE. Phone 23n2 Far Rnckaway.
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HARDEsTY-GROvE

special Dispatch 10 THE NEW yonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
q SOUCASNYCH UDALOSTEcH.

~ "a
horst pride az ma konec - v
North Dakot9 sbyl zvolen Lynn
Frazier, kandidat radikalni
Non-Partizan League a v. MIN
nesote kandidat farmarsko-
delnicke strany.
z toho re vseho vidime, re
republikanska strana, jak il
representoval p. Harding a je-
no pratele, nebude vlastne mi
ii zadne vetsiny v senate a We
snemovne poslanecke neni le-
pc. Proto p. Harding svolava
kongres do mimofadneho Ease
danf - aby Sc delalo seno, po-
kud slunce sviti - a proto sill
buje president 'liberalisovani"
republikanske strany, ktera Sc
pfi' dternich volbach aspon tro
chu "zliberalisovala", bez jeho
pomoci.
Do narodni snemovny posla
necke zvolen byl v Gtery jedi
tny socialista, Victor Berger z
Milwaukee, jenz zasedal jiz
jednou v onom telese a byl z
neho vyloucen pro svoji cinnost
Ia valky, jez zaroven vynesla
mu odsouzeni do zalare ma ra-
du rokG. Vec ia jest pfitomne
pred nejvyssim soudem Spoj,
Statd, kan podano odvolani,
Cd sveho vylouceni z kongresu
Berger byl opetne zvolen We
SVEN milwauckem distriktu, a.
lie nedovoleno mu zaujati misto
skoro jednomyslnym usnese.
MIN snemovny poslanecke. Do.
! tycny distrikt z1stal tudiz pc
ctyfi roxy beze vseho zastoupe
nj.
V narodni snemovne poslant
J cke bude Berger opetne jedi
nym sOcialistou - zdali totii
jeho kollegove dovoli mu, jake
"usvedcenemu zlocinci'', zauj;
ii misto v jejich stredu. Clenen
pfltomneho kongresu jest Lon
don Meyer New Yorku, all
tyz &c znovuzvoleni neucha
Eel, jezto dospel k nahledu, b
jako jediny socialista v kon
gresu mari tam pouze cas-, &,
jest zcela bezmocnym. Skutec
nosti jest, ze americka atmo
sierra socialism, nesvedci. I,
osamocene ispechy, pokud s
da Mich mluviti, byly ponejv
ce We volebnich obvodech,
nichz pfevlada zivel pristeho
valecky. Berger v Milwaukee
,byl volen opatovne Nemci, a {
} vice pro svoji cinnost protivi
: lecnou, nez-li pro svdj social
: SINUS, Meyer v New Yorku 4
, dy. Zdali byl nekde piece zve
len socialista, kde prevhda Z
/ vel domorody, privodily to sp
: se pficiny mistnfho razu, nei
Ii souhlas volicstva sc social
!, stickymi zaaadami.
i uterni volbylbyly zajimav.
! mi tez tim, ze organisovan
: delnictvo osvedcilo snad mic
+ vetsi silu nez kdykoli v minuI
V sti. Tech odstavenych re sen'
a tu j sn3naovny poslanecke, kt,
clri 81 ziskali nepfatelstvi de
q nictva, jest slusna fada pa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11

81 cena, skopova kyta.
Slxvn0st' odhalenia pomnika
dobrovOr. Hurbanistovi Jura-
jovi Langsfeldovi. " Kremni-
ci, 10. fijna.) Odbor Matice|
Slovenskej v Kremnici postavilt
a dina 20. oktobra 1922 odha-
! Ii pomnfk nadporuc. sloven. do
brovolnikov Hurbanovych, Jul
rajovi Langsfeldovi, ktory boil
dna g. jdna 1849 v Kremnici
vojenskyni sudom Gorgayo-|
wynn ods1deny- a hned' ukrut-
nym zposobom popraveny. Bo-
10 to bdrlivych rokach 1848
a 1849. Narody utlacovane alb
solutismom zdvihaly hlavy. U-|
hry vymohly 81 svoji minister
stvo a staly sa tax Station sa-
mostatnynf. Ked' sa ale tiez Slo
vaci shromazdili v Lipt. Sv. Mi
kulaSi a ziadali slovensky
snem, slovenske skoly a sloven-
sku dradnl rec, odpovedala i'm
uhorska vlada stannym pra-
vom. Organisovali tedy Slovaci
branny odpor "a pomoci ces-
kych dobrovolnikov. Proti Ma
d'arom bojovali tiez Rumuni,
Srbove, Horvati Jelacicom a
cisarska armada Windisch-
graetzom. Mad'arskej armade
velel Goergey. V mali 1849 pri
sla cisafovi pomoc z Ruska a
Mad'ari ustupovali cd polskych
, hranic X HnfnInberkv. Ma TOM
to dstupu fiecakane napadol
ich cd chrBta v uzkom kralo-
vanskom prismyku Jur. Langs-
field. Dal rdcat' ma ne Wac
miest velike skaly. Toto napad-
nutie zle pohnevalo Goergeya
a preto dal patrat'. Nal k tomu
| prilezitost', lebo Rusi postupo-
vail opatrnosti pomaly. Po-
, darilo sa mu to, ba i Langsfel-
da sucianskom kostole zajat'
Langsfeld Dol re Sucian, kde
: jeho otec Dol krajcirom. STUDIO
val v Kezmarku a potion evang.
/. teo1ogiu 'Presove. Narodne
: boil uvedomely a hned' vstupil
: do dobrovolne armady. Zajate-
no v okovech s inymi este do
1 viedli do Kremnice, kde sa mr.
. de primal k svojmu slovanske
i mu clteniu. Odvrhnul vojensky
sud, lebo vraj alo kojovnik ko
a nal len svoju povinnost' a te-
raz je iba zajatcom. Ale veli-
{ tel kremnickej posadky rozhod
Y nul: PRO toho je kulka prido-
: bra, a mech vis(" a este tohc
& dina Dol pred ocima krajanoy
: popraveny v hume (stodole)
: na klinci (skobe). Nebolo ka,
a ta, pomocnik sinterov (pohod.
! neho) bol donuteny popravu
: vykonat'. Diva razy spadol u.
Z bohy Langsfled, az priskocil
y cigan = nad'arsky vojak, le'
a bo 81 uz nemohl divat' a vyslo.
Z bodil Langfelda oil trapenia
Skolska mladez fnusela byt
0 pritomna, aby videla, ako 50
+ tresta "vlastizradca". No, po
e tom sa vec obratila, prisli Hur
l. banisti, dali hrob posvatit', kr
> zom ozdobit', mrezou ohradit
l. a dve lipy zasadili. Ale 70-tycl
o roko niekto koru lip oldpal !
J. tie uschly, sminul a kriz, n1re
= Ia. Preto je nasou povinost' o,
n ozdobit' hrobs tohoto legionar;
Ell a uctit' jeho pamiatku.
l. --
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A: "Poslechni, ma zena je
Xantipa, nikdy mne neposlou-
cha. = B: To tnojs stara pte-
ce n9kdy. - A.: A jak TO de.
las?" B: "Mluv{m ze spanf."
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L
Ncereisi nbviny oznamova-
ly, ze v ddsledcich lternich vo
leb president Harding pry po-
mySli ma "zliberalisovani" re-
publikanske strany. DIE jedno-
no anglickeho porekadla, "par
dal ,nikdy nemeni svych skvrn",
ale zesjsme 81 ma toto pofeka-
do vzpomneli, z toho nebudiz
odvozovano, zes bychom pochy-
bovali dobrych lmyslech pa
ma Hardinga. "Kdyz certu jest
zle,- Jest hotov mnichem Sc sta
IT," jest jine anglicke pfislovi,
a nikdo nebudiz v pochybnosti
tom, re republikanske stra-
ne jest po dternich volbach
zle~neho. .aspon ma nic". A.
Proc by Sc tudiz meme :; u
siti lex, nejake takove ioso'e-
ralisovani," jak to p. oval; g
navrhuje? Zaroveh Sc l,fdL,, j.
me re vcerejsich novi roxns }.
Harding vlastn nikdy :, VI
reakcionaf, ale We. svfkN--..s....-l-
ctvi necht6l uvesti do roZpakii
sve pfatele z one kategorie, a
tudfz mimi drzel. Nyni vsak,
kdyz z mnohych tech pratel
staly Sc 'kulhave kachny'-jak
sc fika v Americe kongresni-
k1m a scnatorfm We volbach
porazenym T. p. Harding ne
musi jiz dbat ii takovych ohledu
a tudiz nevaha sc objeviti We
zcela move roll - v roll "libe-
rala".
Pana Hardinga nepostlhlo
sice takove neStesti, jake jeho
predchudce, presidenta Wilso-
ma, jenz poslednich dvou le-
tech sve adlministrace mel pro.
ii sobe nepratelsky kongres
jinak jest vsak dosti pricin, ze
ma obliceji ex-presidenta Will
soma zjevil Sc nezvykly usmev
znacici jistou vnitrni spokoje
most. Neni ON samoten, ienz do
znal sklamani. Nebylo zadnol
tajnosti, ze president Harding
mel obtize s kontrolovanim pr
tomneho kongresu a nekolikr;
te byl donucen kapitulovat
pred tax zvanym farmafskyn
"blokem", q jak bude V kongrt
su pristim s vetsinou pouhycl
Is hlasu We snemovne poslane
cke a II v senate, ma mist'
166 a "a?
Mimo to dluzno pamatovati
ze tato vetsina jest pouze dl'
jmena, nikoli We skutecnosti
Ma takove republikany jak,
jsou senatofi LaFollette, John
son, Borah, Norris a Ladd, by
10 male spolehnuti, kdyz slo
prosazeni neceho, CO 81 pra
pratele p. Hardinga. Ma stest
v nynejsim, ST. kongresu, ne
lnohli natropiti mnoho "skc
dy", zcela iinak bude vsak
kongreslu pristinl, kde rady il
jich budou rozmnozeny, sesilt
ny. Byl zvolen v love Brook
hart, ktereho tatfk p. Hardin
9iv naval ash mesic pred vo
YOU ''socialistou", Howell
Nebrasce, Norbeck v South D
kot6, coz jeste nenl kone
s'smutne risne" nebot' to ne
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AnRlIc. AcTO JTCl PlcTu II
mastnotou. Zavodnice, v kou
stati az ku konci zerdi,' kde vi
Daugherty a vubec Hardingo-
va administrace nell pfflezi-
tost pfesvedciti Sc, ze Ia soud-
nj zapovedp, jiz generalnf ma
vladnf vymohl 81 pred federal
MIN soudem ' Chicagu, neni
tax popularni, jak Sc domniva-
| Ii.
Timto neni mineno, re snad
! by americke organisovane del
nictvo sledovalo v politice tn
nejlepsi taktiku. Prikladem to
no jest Ohio. Zde zeleznicni
delnictvo a nepochybne tez o.
statni delnicke organisace by
ly proti senatoru Pomerene-ovi,
ponevadz hlasoval pro Esch-
CumminsGv zeleznicni zakon a
docilily jeho porazku a zvolenl
republikana Fessa, spolu pro
hibicniky. Tomuto nikdo neu-
pre-, ze jest muzem schopnym,
jest to byvaly universitni pro-
fesor, nicmene vsak sledoval-li
kdo ponekud jenom bedlive po-
litickou karieru onech dvou
muzd, musel nabyti presvedce-
nj, re Pomerene, rovnez muz
velmi schopny, jest otazkach
socialnich mnohem pokroko-
vejsim, nez-li Fess. Ale organi-
sovane d6lnictvo jej porazilo,
ponevadz hlasoval pro jeden
zakon, ktery Sc mu nezamlou-
val aniz by bylo ma jeho mi
sto ziskalo zvoleni muzej ma
jehoz pfatelstvf mohlo by spo-
!ehati. Fess patri do teze kate
gorie, .iak pan Harding nebo
: p. Daugherty, nebo sekretaf pc
kladny Mellon.
. Liberalni zivel v kongresu
byl dternimi volbami znacne
posilen, nikoli vsak do te miry
: aby Sc dalo ocekavati nejakt
opravdove zmirneni zakons
: Volsteadova, jehoz autor, mi
: mochodem receno, jest rovne1
jednou z "kulhavych kachen"
e Byl porazen kandidatem, kite
ry pry jest jeste "sussim", nez
e Ii pan Volstead. Ten omen jes
: svedskeho pIvodu a o Svedecl
Z jest znamo, re jsou tax SLIM prt
O hibicnici, ze nevahaji pitt an
a samotny alkohol, jenom alb!
n nemohla byti z n6ho vyroben;
i whiska.
e Ackoli senat We sve vetsin,
! zustava "suchym", oba tabor.
e cini 81 naroky ma vetsinu v sne
l. movne poslanecke. Nicmen
e vsak, j kdyz susi svoji posici u
8 .drzi, dix senatu,' nemohou "a
J. pitt, re byla znacne otresen'
y uternlmi volbami a to NIUE 20
e trasti' pfesvedcenim tech sc
ii natorI a kongresnikG, ma ne
V bezpecne pocitaji. Ia diva rok
J. budou opet kongresni volby,
e sotva jest z Mich nektery, jen
o nepfal by 81 byti zvolen.
l. Stat Ohio, kde Sc hlasovalo
j. dodatku k statni istave, tax q
j. by molly byti vyrabeny napoj
D obsahujici az 2M procenta a
j. koholu die vahy, zklannal libt
l. ralni zivel. Navrh byl pors
& zen vetsinou asi 175,000. Kd
H. jest seznamen pomery v {
hiu, nemusi jiti daleko pro v,
svetleni. Velika industriall
y anesta, v nichz pFistehoaal'
le tvoff velke procento obyvate
III stva; jsou proti prohibici, al
10 ma nestesti znacne procento p
a. stehovalci nerna ]. hlasovAcik
e p.Ava. A ohiosky sveAlpv ne;
81 faz tech prvhich osAdnfkh, ktl
IN n prisli sem Z Novo-Anglicka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11

Chdze po mastne zerdi skopovou kytou jako
jest nenovejsm sportem pro zeny Napad ento pfise
Angie zerd trcf pieru neb doku jest slime natfena
mastnotou Zavodnce, koupacfch ohlecch, mali do
stati az ku konc zerdi, kde vs cena skopova kyta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11

uterni volbylbyly zajimavy-
mi tez tim, ze organisovane
delnictvo osvedcilo snad v Mich
vetsi silu nez kdykoli v minulo
sti. Tech odstavenych re sena-
tu j sn3naovny poslanecke, KITE
ri 81 ziskali nepfatelstvi del
nictva, jest slusna fada q pan
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-28
HUNDREDS VANISH
EACH YEAR IN NY.
CRIME OF ALL KINDS SHOWS
A CONTINUED DECREASE
IN LARGEST U. s. CITY

More than 1900 persons were re-
ported missing" swallowed up by
the huge city, during the year 1921,
according to the report of Police
Commissioner Enright of New York
City. More than that number were
located, returned to their homes OF
disposed of in other ways, SO they
were considered "closed cases."
These figures showed a decrease
from the missing" list of 1920
when 1856 persons were reported
missing and 1896 were located
The previous year 1895 were re.
ported missing, 2234 were located
Crime of all kinds showed a de.
crease from the year 1920, accord
ing to the report, making a con-
tinued decline in crime from the
high point in 1916. The record was
made Notwithstanding the increase
in population, the unsettled indus.
trial conditions and the increase in
unemployment"
Traffic accidents increased, but
fewer arrests were made for traffic
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-28
SEARCH WARRANTS
NOT ESSENTIAL

Holding that officers should have
the right to search so-called soft
drink parlors at any time, with or
without search warrants, Judge
Mark r. Averill of Tonopah over
ruled demurrer in the case of John
Vukovich and William Polus, owners
of the Monte Carlo, which was
raided two months ago under direc-
ton of the grand jury.
The defendants raised the issue
that the warrant was not specific
and also cited a ruling of Judge
Dooling relating to the law of
search. In overruling the demurrer,
Judge Averill took the opportunity
to express his opinion of the law
of search in connection with soft
drink places and also declared that
the opinion of federal judges car
ried no more weight with him than
the opinion of any other judge.
"What is reasonable, with refer
ence to the search of so-called soft
drink establishments in this state,
and especially those in Tonopah
with a few execptions?" inquired
the judge in reviewing the objec-
tions. From the reputation of most
of them search for liquor of the
bootleg variety ought to be reason
able under the circumstances. We
all know that those which have no
other business but the sale of drinks,
coupled with more or less gambling,
and especially when the gambling is
not extensive, cannot make ex-
penses without selling contrabrand
liquor. The officers ought to be al
lowed to search them at any time,
with or without warrants, when they
are of the character / describe"