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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
JUBILEE PROGRAM

Friday. May 26-Radio Concert through Western Electric power
amphfer from station w j z, Bellevue-Stratford Hotel Or
chestra, Philadelphia.
Open air boxing; referee, exLightweight Champion Freddie
Welsh.
Saturday. May 27-Windsor MacKay, cartoonist New York Ameri-
can; Bert Grant, composer of Don't Blame 1t All On Broad
way" and Billie Jones, Pathe and Victor Photograph star,
will appear in person.
Monday, May 29-"Firemens Night, y prize award to city's most
popular fire company. Special attractions.
Tuesday, May 90-S 80 o'clock, Memorial Day parade.
IL O0-Flag raising ceremony at Legion grounds.
IL OO-BasebaIl Game, Star Field, P. R. R. Y. M. c. A. VS.
Maurer A. C.
2:3O-Aeroplane flights passengers taken) from Whitehead 5
Field.
3:3O-Exhbitiona eroplane flights over Legion grounds by VIM.
Hughes, French-American Ace.
4OO-Prize awards in Better Babies Contest Jubilee open
this hour.
GOVERNMENT DESTROYER FROM ATLANTIC FLEET IN
HARBOR DURING CELEBRATION
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
BABY
TESTS MONDAY
Miss Anne Gallagher in
Charge of This Event at
Legion Jubilee

SOUTH AMBOY. May 26-One of
the features OF the Jubilee week.
almost entirely different from other
Jubilee activities. will be the Bet
ter Babies Contest" In this ven
the Legion is making an effort to CO.
operate with the efforts OF the local
chapter of the American Red Cross
and the state health nurses. who
have been conducting child clinics
for some time past.
Mothers desiring to enter their chill
dren should be present at the Legion
house from 2 to 4 o'clock this after
noon or at the same hours on Mon
day afternoon. The babies will be
weighed and thoroughly examined.
Cards will be made out for each
child. and after being carefully
compiled the local children in the
four classes approximating most
closely the 100 per cent Baby
will be awarded prizes.
The prizes ire we'll worth striving
for, and will be presented at 4
o'clock on the afternoon of Memorial
Day.
Miss Anne Gallagher, the local
health nurse, who has been doing
splendid work in this city under the
direction of the local chapter of the
Red Cross. is chairman of the COM
mittee. Miss Gallagher who served
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

SOUTH AMBOY, May 26-Organ-
lied in July, of 1919, and backed
whole-heartedly by the South Am
boy public, Luke A. Lovely Post No.
60, of the American Legion, has had
since its inception a splendid rec
ord Of achievements. The eX-ser-
vice men of South Amboy consider
it an honor to belong to this Post,
named after the first New Jersey
boy to be killed while fighting with
United States troops in France. They
will tell you, with a f~crgiveable
spirit of pride hat their post is
made up of the best bunch of go
getters in the state" and the South
Amboy public is just as proud of
the post as the eX-service men are
proud of the people whose wonder
full support had made possible the
uccess of the organization.
John A. Conlogue, commander of
the Post, sums up in this brief man.
ner the attitude of the Post: The
spirit probably, hat has made this
Post successful where similar or
CARNATIONS in other communities
have not been rewarded by the
same measure of success:
Our Post was organized TO carry
forward a certain line of work in
accordance with the creed of the
American Legion; to promote Amer
icanism, to be of service to our
buddies who need help. to foster
and perpetuate the traditions and
memories Of the late war, to be of
service to the community.
Luke A. Lovely Post is young
we have made mistakes that have
been noted, and we hope, forgiven.
1t is to be expected that a young
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

A spark of the regard that each fire
laddie held for the company he be-
longed TO still exists. and since all
the companies are not equipped 20
compete in skill. the spirit of love
for their companies is easy to arouse
and the boys of the American Legion
feel confident that they have touch
ed upon a delicate chord which can
not but stir up the fire of rivalry
once again. -
h prize winner will be an
nounced on the evening of the clos
ing of the festivities. A silver low
ing cup will be the award and should
be the envy of the competing de-
partments.
Chief of the Fire Department
Michael f. Maggie is a member of the
American Legion Post of this city.
and intermingled with the Legion
aires. is. good percentage of fremen
who have assured the committee
the iremen all over the city are
anxious for the opening Of the jubi-
lee which will bring with it the
chance for popularity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

organization, made up of boys just
home from a war, undivided by lines
of social. religious or political dis
tinction, would have made mis-
takes.
THE boys of our Post have new
ed assumed a we-won-the-war atti-
tude that Is sometimes noticeable
among groups of exservice men.
Service during a war. we feel. does
not entitle ex-serviee men, either
individually or as an organization.
to be handed everything on a silver
platter. We have worked for ev-
erything we have secured. and the
public has worked with US in our
efforts TO C a home and to put
across certain other plans of ours.
The boys of Luke A. Lovely Post
consider it a privilege to have been
permitted to serve the colors dur
in the war. and especially to have
gone out from a community that
stood so solidly behind them moi
only during the war. but after they
retuEped home"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

differ IN numbers, II will be recess
sary to increase the voting power OF
the companies that have less than
the number of the larger depart
ments. Each company can be as
sured that their organization will
have as great a chance for the prize
as the others competing.
Every fire department of the city
will be registered, whether or not
the company is equipped for fire duty
or not. The contest is for the most
popular company and skill in man
euvers will not be considered at all.
Following are the names of the
different companies that comprise
the fire departments of South Am
boy: Independence and Enterprise
Hook and Ladder Company of
Broadway. Protection Engine Com
pary No. 1 of Fishtown, Mechanics
Vile Hose Company No. l of Me-
chanicsville. and the Progressive
Fire Company of Maxfield section.
In days gone by at nearly all oc-
casions the firemen of the city took
great delight in functioning at all
public affairs. While those days
have passed into oblivion the feel
ings that were manifested at those
times have not entirely died away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

~
~lectric ampliier said to be the most
POWERFUL ever installed in this vicin-
In. Governor Edwards will send a
message of greeting TO those who
Ire assembled. Throughout the eve
Hing the concert broadcasted from
Ration w ] q will be heard, this
teing furnished by the Bellevue
Htratford Hotel Orchestra, of Phila-
delphia At s o'clock free open air
boxing exhibitions will be started,
ahairman Mulrain, OF the boxing
1mmitt.e, having arranged a good
Drd. 1t is expected that former
dEightweight Champion Freddie
Welsh will be on hand to referee.
On a large dancing platform erect
IA on the Straub estate property,
ijoining the Legion grounds, lovers
he tersipscorean art will be given
opportunity to indulge in their
rite pastime. Horner's Orches-
has been placed under contract
r the jubilee, and Chairman John
2. O'Connor assures all lovers of
4ancing a fine time.
z Novelty booths will be presided
Dver by members of the Woman's
of the post; they will in
uIude a fish pond" booth, where
Ia dIIlC4tS anu
may be secured, etc
: Members of the Legion and the
Fathers Club will be found behind
booths that will display merchan-
dise that Chairman Raymond Downs
hectares emphatically will knock
hour eye out"
= Tomorrow night, through the ef-
forts of Assemblyman Raymond
Iyons, a special entertainment pro-
xram will be presented, to include
Windsor MacKay, the famous car
Zionist of the New York American.
creator of Little Memo in Slumber-
3and" and Dreams of a Rarebit
Fiend." Bert Grant, composer Of
tDon't Blame 1t All on Broadway"
1.-THE Rocky Road 10 Dublin" and
Ether SONG hits, will appear 10 en-
Pertain, as will also Billie Jones, the
well known Victor Photograph
singer.
81 Monday night will be featured
mainly by a fremen's popularity
contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
Committees in Charge

Louis Rosenberg, chairman OF the
Jubilee committee, is a legionaire
who, although a member of the post
but a few weeks. has distinguished
himself by his pep and his executive
ability. When the Jubilee PROPOSE
ton was first mentioned Rosenberg
was the unanimous choice of the
post as the worker to head this i'm
portant committee. He tackled the
plans. along with a trusty lieutenant.
Ray Downs, in n way that insures
the success of the Jubilee. IL the
weather man will only cooperate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY
PLANS MADE
Civil War Veterans to Take
Charge of Exercises on
Tuesday

SOUTH AMBoY, May 26-At the
request of the few local surviving
veterans of the Civil War, the
khaki-clad vets of the World
War will this year charge
of the Memorial Day services. 1t
has been planned to make the days
services particularly impressive and
it is expected that there will be a
large turn out of ex-service men to
pay tribute to the hero dead of the
wars of the United States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
Events For Young And Old
Feature Program; Women
Play Big Part In Events

! SOUTH AMBOY. May 2e,-To-
hight all roads lead to South Amboy,
Fhere the members of Luke \.
Lovely Post, No. So. American Lee
fon will open up their big outdoor
hbilee, which is to continue until
liter Memorial Day. Hundreds of
hut OF town visitors are expected.
md the Legion grounds at the foot
81 David street. overlooking Rari-
ban Bay, strung with electric lights
u various %colors. will present a
pretty scene.
At Z o'clock through a Western
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

While the United States naval vesr
sci is in the harbor it will be N
to communicate with the American
Legion Headquarters through n
radio set installed at the clubhouse.
The official welcome extended 70
Legion officers and city officials when
visit the war craft on Friday
will be responded to by the Com-
mander over the radio. Any per-
owning radio receiving sets in
this section of the country will be
able to hear the address.
Special parties are being made up
all over the county to attend the
jubilee. AT New Brunswick an espeA
cially large delegation is being
rounded up to attend the affair on
the opening night.
Miss Anne Gallagher. chairman %
the Better Babies" contest commits
tee, urges all mothers to presenf
their children on Friday or Monday
afternoon for examination. The
prizes are worth while" anq
mothers of the winning children
should take pride in having their
babies declared to be South Amboy's
zone Hundred P~ercenters."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

member will he identified before
casting their vote.
The committee in charge will have
a list of the companies with the
names of the members that comprise
that particular group. and since the
members of the various companies
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

overseas with the Army Nurse Corps
is a member of the Legion, and one
of its most enthusiastic workers. In
the Better Babies Contest" she is
being assisted by Mrs. Johanna
O'Brien and Mrs. Fabiola Burke,
State Health Nurses.
Mothers are urged TO enter their
children in the event. which will be
conducted impartially and in the
most friendly spirit.
The classes follow:
LIST. Children three 10 six months
end. Children six TO twelve
months.
Srd. Children twelve TO eighteen
months.
4th. Children eighteen months to
two years.
in the Memorial Day morning pro-
gram, when Mr.. Hughes will drop
wreaths on the local cemeteries dur
ing the services in memory of the
unknown soldier dead on land and
sea.
Destroyer in Harbor
During the past week the post
received official notification from
Washington that the Commander of
the Atlantic Fleet had been directed
by the Navy Department TO order a
destroyer TO lie in the local harbor
during the celebration. Congress
man T. Frank Appleby made a per-
sonal request TO the Navy Depart
ment at the solicitation of the local
post, and was assured by the AS
sistant Secretary of Navy Theodore
Roosevelt hat the craft would be
sent here and the personnel of the
ship would cooperate with the Lee
gion in its activities.
Arrangements are being made for
public inspection of the craft, the
details of which will be announced
later.
Harry A. Rufner has been made
chairman of the committee TO well
come and look after the entertain
ment of the officers n men while
in the city.
Baseball Game
At noon on Decoration Day there
will be a baseball game on Star Fild
between the p. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A
team, of this city. and the Maurei
A. c., of Maurer. The local team
under the management of Happy
Jack" A~pplegate, is making a good
record on the diamond this season
and a clash with their old rivals
from across the river is bound tc
attract local followers of the Ameri.
can pastime. Buck" Stratton will
do the box work for the locals. The
game will follow Immediately the
~iag-raising services.
Powerful Radio
Through the courtesy Of Edwin C
Roddy, the Legion is able to offei
as a special attraction during the
jubilee, radio concerts through g
Western Electric power ampliher
Radio receiving apparatus is being
Installed at the Legion clubhouse
and atmospheric conditions permit.
ting. the concerts will start at I
o'clock Friday night. The power
ampliier is one of three of IL kind
in the state, and the apparatus will
In itself be a great attraction
During the early evening hours
tomorrow night the Man in the
Moon" stories will be told for chill
dren; to be followed with the con-
cert of the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Orchestra, of Philadelphia, broad
casted from w ] z station. A Pc
J cial aerial has been erected BY
Charles Boil. who has taken charge
OF other wiring arrangements
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
To Cut Red Army

MOSCOW. May 26 (By The Asso-
Gated Pfess):-.The Russian execu.
tive committee has directed the
commissariate of a to draft plans
for a material reduction in the Red
army contingent upon the ICE OF
the Hague conference.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

Al IL o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
= fter the Memorial Day exercises.
here will be a baseball game in Star
Field between the p. r. <. Y. NJ. G.
team and the Maurer A. @. AT
80 o'clock William Hughes, French
canadian Ace. viii make trial flights
with passengers, from Whitehead's
Field. and at $3.50 o'clock will give
N exhibition OF aeropi3ne stunts
bxer the Legion grounds. At 4
fciock the Jubilee opens with the
<resentation of prizes in the Bet
Babies contest, details of which
- announced elsewhere. There will
= <ne evening program of events
II ii expected that one of b
1Teo< crowds of the Jubilee will be
- this evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

seems natural that the boys of the
post should include in their pro-
gram some aerial events. Arrange
ments have been made to have sew
eral thousand 'throw-aways" an
n%ouncing the carnival, dropped from
the air prior to the opening of the
affair. William Hughes. the well
known French Canadian ace, Is to
hold flights from Whitehead's Field,
starting at $3.50 O'Clock on the after
noon of Memorial Day. Following
these flights. in which passengers
will be taken, arrangements have
been made with Mr.. Hughes and his
assistant. Felix Malanapny. to give
an exhibition OF aerial stunts over
the legion grounds on David street.
The aeropkne will also he a factor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
S|DEL|GHTS ON
BIC JUBILEE.
All About Features of Ameri.
can Legion Event That
Opened Today

SOUTH AMBOY. May 26@.NIs
itors to the New York Radio show
this week found the largest crowds
around the demonstrating booth
where the big Western Electric
power simplifying set was being
demonstrated. This set. which can
be heard for more than a city block,
will be in operation at the American
Legion Jubilee. Friday and Satur-
day. SIS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

As a special attraction to the kid
dies" the post has leased a carousel
for the period of the jubilee. The
merry-go-round is being shipped de
rectly here from the factory. and the
youngsters will delight in the newly
painted horses that will prance
around to the tune of carousel music
that always livens an occasion of
this sort.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

in the same spirit.
The Downs Trio has played an
important part in arranging n
celebration. Philip Downs has had
charge of the business and financial
arrangements. and Thomas Downs is
chairman of the entertainm ent COM
mittee. Ray Downs has been on h
ground working night and day. He Is
to have supervision of the booths
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

You can get all of the Friday and
Saturday final baseball scores at tha
jubilee Immediately after the close
of the big league games. The
American Legion radio will enable
all the fans to hear the scores while
the baseball extras are still on the
press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

Members of the Mechanicsvills
Hose Company. themselves expert
enced in similar affairs, nave been
giving the Legion boys a great lift
in their preparations for the jubilee.
Lights and wiring have been loaned
to the post by this live-wire bunch
of fire ladies. and they have also
planned several publicity stunts
that are greatly appreciated by the
Luke A. Lovely men.
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ARBUCKLE PRIJAT MA MILOST.
TLUSTY KOMIK MUzE OPETNE VYSTUPOVATI v
POHYBLIVYCH OBRAZCfCH.

Los Angeles 90 prosince. = Roscoe Arbuckle komik
pohyblvych obrazkG enz dan by cernou stnu dubnu
tohoo roku tagicke sm herecky Vrgne Rappeove pr
jednom eho "vecrkI mstnosech hotelu San Francis
ku pfat byl mlost w. H. Haysem, hlavou prImyslu
pohyblivymi obrazky Frmy jez drive ej zamesnavaly
jsou hotovy uzavffti MIN move kontrakty.
Hays ucnil strucne prohlasen, n6mz pravi re kazdy
kdo pochyb jest opravnen ku prezitos ably dokaza ze
poeps Arbuckle cd sveho procesu I'll pr fadne tudiz
byo by to nespravedivo odpira prieztost upanova
povolani nez snad jedne ma schopnost zpIsobo
Ma Hayse davno jiz cinen by natlak aby Arbucke-a
snail "klatbu Bylo mmo ne poukazovano, re trojim
prsel cee sve driv6jsi m6n ze opravdu snaz
ves eps zvot Tez ia okolnost ze pf etim Ar
buckle uznan byl porotou nevnnym, padaa vahu.
Arbucke, kdyz byo sdeeno rozhodnuti Haysovo
pravil "Chc fci jsem vem vdecen tenn, kdoz mi poa
ha dokazu, ze hoden jsem jejich duvery We mne.'
Ackoli Arbucklea siata "katba", mayor n6kolka
NEST oznam ze pokud jech moci bude, nedovof uka
zovani jeho obrazkI
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oKRADALI vLADU.

New York. 90. prosince. =
Podrobnosti 0 domn9l&m spik.
mutt ma vylrtdfni Brooklyn
skjch lodenic le1ly odhaleny
Sc zatfenfm ds1esti dvou civil
iifl.ll 3 Hi Ht6eeFtH
csohy byly obzalovany nedav-
no velkou porotou po dlouhem
vysetfovanf, ma n9mz vyzved-
ma sluzba namofnicSa: odbcr
spravedlnosti a new-yorska po-
licie Sc podilely. Omen %. CT
vilista nebyl vypatran dnes We
Ger. Ostatni byli postaveni
pred federalniho soudce Gar.
vina a odkazani k dalsimu pro
cesu pod zarukou $4,000 kaz-
dy. Zadny nemohl il sloziti a
soudcc naznacil, ze byf by ho-
TOW sniziti il, kdyby process ne
mohl byt brzy konan. Zatce-
nj muzi jsou obzalovani z kra.
deze rIznych predmetu y
Brooklynskych lod6nicich.
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PkfTOMNOST MILICE zAHADOU.
POEINUTKY LOUISIANSKEHO GU
VERNERA DOSUD NEVYSVETLENY.
PANUJE MfNENf, zE VOJSKO BUDE PATRATI v
JEZERE PO MRTVOLAcH POHRESOvANYCH
MUzU

Monroe, La, 20. prosnce Ucel vyslani setnny lou
sanske mice do okresu Morehouse Johnem NJ
Parkerem vcera zdsava dosud zahadou dnes vem
vyjma hrstce ufednikd, ktefi odpiraji mluviti
Dnes pozde odpoledne odd dvacet pet muzG pod vee-
MIN kaptana vzdal rychlo tabora zzeneho stree
du mestecka Mer Rouge voac rek nevi kan sou po-
slani ddstonik nechtel mluviti
Mneni bylo projevovano, asi vojaci jsou ceste
jednomu jezer okoi Mer Rouge nemz, die domnenek
tea obou pohresovanych mu obizena vozovym koly od
poeivaji
Cyf detektivove zam6stnan vladimir odborem spraved
nost zjisti pry misto kde tela mohou byt nalezena
Voaci bud budou parati jezefe pomoc haiku neb po-
sKytnou ocnranu zKusenemu poapec teTech
trial. die koujicich zpra Detektivove pr5 odebra e
zeru pred vojskem dnes odpoledne
pfipade naezenf tel, vefejne slysen, nemz zm:-
noval guverner Parker JIM satn ede nepochybne ko
nano bude Bastrop side okresu SkktnceB&va eto
method6 podaro by usvedGiti clenN upy padesa
vice zakuklenych muzd kter konch &b automoblech
pfijeli do Mer Rouge unesl do esd p bcand eF pax
mlosrdne zmrskai nichz diva vdbe& pevrati to
Watt Daniels Thomas Richards vsechno patra1
jak rodinami tax dfady nemelo vysledku
Muz kter vratili vyprkys hrozpych ~ cstech
svsak pravi. - nsmohf BY
to vschn nell sobe kuke roby. Jeden pravil ze
ktere automobile mey mssisippske arkansasske cencn
znamky.
Toto posedni sdeeni pohnulo guv. Parkera navsteve
Washngtonu ably hed6 ziskat spoucnnost presdentovu
ma stihani zlocncI vice statn.
Usli mistnch dradi zjsen totoznosti zakuklenych
muzI skonclo nezdarem acko veka poroa bya svolann
yelm malo svedecvi bylo predlozeno tvrlo vefene
predvolan sv6dkove by zasrasovan Jake byly pohnuk
dnosu rovnez zistava zahadou
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sPOR o IRsKE FoNDY.

New York, 20. prosince. -
Zdali Stephen O'Mara bude
popraven drady Irskeho Svo-
bodneho Statu pred pristi sire
dou, 100000, jez on a
Eamon de Valera skolektovali
v Americe pro v6c irske svobo-
dy, budou odevzd4ny irskym
republik&nIm. Toto rozhodnu-
ii vydano bylo soudcem Mulla-
mem po vyslechnuti pravnich
z6stupci obou stran. Mezitim
komise bude vysl&na vyslech-
nouti O'Maru, jenz jest uvez-
men dfady Svobodneho Statu,
tax aby We stredu mohlo byti
rozhodnuto, jak naloziti fon-
dy.
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B0HATA KokIsT.

New York. 90. prosince.
Pokusy podloudnicke flotilly
dodati do New Yorku lihoviny
ma 1svatky, mely "a nasledek
zalbavenf lodi S lihovinami v ce
ne 100000, pravil dnes prohi
bicni direktor Appleby. Par
mix dopaden byl blize Sandy
Hook, Hansonem, vlajkovou
lodi ''prohibicniho lod'stva"
Byl jednim, kter6 vyjely z O.
strovt Bahamsk yeh pied neko
lika dny. ,Kapit4nf tvrdi, ze jel
do Kanady ! 70 pfiblfzil k
New Yorlru, kdyz stroje Sc mu
porouchaly.
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|ODSOUZENI PRO OPUSTE.
nj VLAKU v POUSTI.

Los Angeles, 20. prosince.-
Oem vddcn unie zeleznicnfch
zfizencn bylo usv6d6eno 3e
spiknuti ma prekazeni mezi-
st&tnfmu obchodu pro jejfch
cinnost We spojenf sc st&vkou
letos v l&t9 ma draze Santa F6
rozsudkem poroty ma zdejsim
feder&lnfm distriktnim / soude.
" teto st&vce asi dvacet vlakd
bylo opuSt6no ma California
Arizona pou4ti a cestujici I'd
staveni svemu osudu. Trest bu-
de vym6fen pfisti dtery. OBJ
|hajci ozn&mili, ze z rozsudku
podano bude odvol&nf.
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HABIC MA BYTI POPRA.
VEN DNE Is. LEDNA.

K smrti odsouzeny vrah po-
licejnihO straznika Augusta
Dyka, Charles Habig, odvezen
byl dnesniho rama z Clevelan-
du do Columbus, kde v komo-
re smrti vycka dne 13. ledna,
kdy odpyka zlocin v elektricke
zidh. Spolu S Habigem dopra
ven bude jiny vrah Ollie Cra-
pc, jemuz prisouzen byl dozi-
votni zalar "a zavrazdeni pra-
We o lonskych vanocich Emilia
HermOnsona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-21
PnSUDSKI DIKTATOREM.

Londyn, 20. prosnce = Gen. Plsudskf, dffvejM nacel
mix poseho satu, konoluje dpn9 situaci Polsku jako
dktator bylo sdEleno dnes brkemu zahrancnmu dfadu
Varsava, 20. prosnce = Process Newadomskim,
hem presidenta Narutowcze bude zahajen &c. prosnce
pied cvilnfm trbunalem Sestydenn smuek naffzen by
pro vojsko kdezo civnf dfady zisanou smutku diva
tydny.
Polsky narodnf byl svoan ku zvoeni noveho pre-
sidenta. AZ dosud zadny kandid&t Sc nepfihlasi