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Marine Reports
lco,.l,..a tor ptsessIra rssel

,er, IVES. -.t.rf. liverpool Ei orr .'on'r.
ksr Ylfk sailed. America fNOr). lrll %.
vorffr rlna ar- sailed. Lady Marion.
cues. c.A.ama County. Liverpool Nun
SFiv EANs port Eods) juno 2' .-
Afrgs1. Cau-eo. Toe Noeau..a ,... no no., '
ige,si prrt parrio-. u ma fNicl Blue
fsiss eamuanger tNor). Fern nalna. ga.
sran lDan Procreso Sau.i tandr rn
TImr.co. Copan O1ond). Port barfios. ~
! Csrf. lSoD. Port Corie.e '.HnrAo
lFrfl Port C0rtcso. Ianol. Ianiir't
af Jose. Tcla. Yucafon. Fef- cruz
FORT ARTHUR Tex. Jure z--- a rived
Nl6dn New York. Sailed. Halsey. IaiA-
zee o.. ..-,....
Nsrkirr HongEonE Ncbraskan. Asioi ia
fsf New York. NanukaL HonoIulu. Suliel
IA Ton.cn lswedJ. Adelaide. Ec la- i.
vev Yn-E. Robin Gcodff fellow. lcr. ihhA.
0r, euh Proviccncia. Tacoma, I'lorcnc-
isekertath. Portland. ore. h5eie' ..t'
and Cre. Precedent Wilson. HongAohg
VMsoin Portland. ore
VINEYARD HAvEN. Msss June
Arrived snd sailed: sch Nob.e ID 'r.i'
i,ssc Tarbor. y S. Tor bridgeport
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Maritime Miscellany

49, FRANCISCO. June e4-Westnotus.
Co. go Tor Portland. ore. spoke Caobs.
Nl Ntfnor for San Francisco. early
4 t9fas engines disabled Expected
,tAe repairs az sea. dii not wish
81 Ilarsocearlc Company char
H.. errer fN0rj FOR general cargo
f,1- Coast 10 tinted Kingdom. scan
s,,..eh y9fis Ssptefnber loading. Other
posi9 ~ follow 10 rev service.
,irokrLASD. or,. suns z4.-I.ongshoro
~. m iatt Two months ended with
IA 'ti ior maintaining neutral hiring
,..Atase9 BY committee OF two EN-
s.,"s-one unlonls'. one n0n-unionist F.
';5.'s Nay ]
i,ss,A.I Tie June 2f.-POwsr sch. Bender
" 80 Nlechfa b. lee 90 Okhotsk Sea.
N.ttt. River. southwest coast Kam-
H-1 Fsnissuisr Siberia. June ?. Sailed
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Lord 6 Taylor
FIFTH AVENUE

This is a special price, marked on new
style Of canvas one strap Pumps--a style
so smart and yet so very practical that you
will wear it on dozens of summer occasions.
1t has comfortable rounded toe and sensible
walking heel Special for Monday selling.
SECOND FLOOR
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

eo,.-.-.~. r-re ae-Wcet FaraI %.
s04 hA'Al ~, q, yis -Yok6hama. etc
I'ERi 9DL., oAs se,fier 1Br. san
Tia,.s.o ,.-. OF, -u,ttor cNorl.
porlar3. ofs v- shaHghIi SIl R..,dluis glfs'''"'
.UrTHAMrToN' June
'Br Sew YORK .,-.-t, m, &e,T
MoyiLL-t June -s-AiseI'@ '''''
hot. tti '.e'- r..-.e,.ffr-d fNor)
h",. .,.''. me .,...7 pbiiadeiphia
cnms1iANiA. June ls--bTiN il 'D'"''
BEEMEHHaFEN. June ,.-~.AfeL ga. Ca
weston, hahh'. Ne,y
Noties Sew orleans 7sa-, mamma ~"
lcff - ..-,..hot-,
GlIHhNi ~. ilne ,lll-,i lsp i'e 'ss.,,' e-e,y
gved. New York. ta.eo 's"ea)' Nc"
corExrAGEN June 20 Rosenberg
upss3l, r,rp.V ry,s oo-semiramis
frD.ct. ~ ID, 0.--.-s GA Honolulu
BARcELoNA. June se-west cha'sia'
s',s1sr- o., ...,, v,u Iap,.
S.'N,. s,l'.a Very rn,se.to 's"t,' eNor,. New
w. w. ....' ,., rlr.iuiu
NAEsLi Ls Iane .a.1 -iC1s5li1 1iiaI1 Mont. Mont
re-, su,gaS nt,S oTk. o., -rrs,s,u. cn,3
20 cshgs 125S I ,s osmoN. osNi.Isionroiian = Prince
'nse te,Sgr Ssa'i' r,,. as-Hampstead
.lvAJh tNt. June 2z-fresiocht ."c-
Iy-u.rr r,-. ~ Scandinavian
Bfi r,-t,-t
Irrftrr r,.. oe-cvdlc (Sw) San
H,frei.-. Too 'U"
cYaIs~r...r. ry,. eo-Bergensf,ord
Eorl New -rE' via Berren.
y,-sc H. june ---SaiNso ND''
- -. r-u..,,
az -. - - juno
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

Gaily Printed Crepe de Chin
Specially Priced, S2.95 Yd.
Wherever smart women meet these days
you'll see printed crepe frocks. Small pat
terms in woodsy tones or cool blues and
greens, bold designs in gay cOlors-but
always an infinite amount of charm. Our
printed crepes are most inexpensive.
GROUND FLOOR
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LIBERTY THEATRE

An extended engagement ~ East l.
wes,." which constance Talmadgc a.
brought from stage 20 screen, Is an
nounced by the Liberty ThAair" y"m-
mencing today. And the extended en-
cagcment OF any picture announced ~
advance OF It's opening IS an unusual
thing.
Las, Is West has every right /"
be the exception however. In the t'rSi
place Il is known as one OF the most
successful plays ever presented III
America. It's filming marks Constance
Talmadge's first really h!g-or perhaps
.erious-picture. 1t is directed hy sid
ney A. Franklin. Who made Sm'inl
Through" It has claims II Oriental
suraptuousness unsurpassed IN the an
nails of production. Ard altogether It
"a one OF those things which don't come
often enough.
Naturally. Constance Ta!madge takes
the role OF Ming Toy. the part made
famous. on the stage by Fay Banter;
bu, Miss Talmadge has carried the char
ac;er 10 lengths impossible on any stage.
She has made it her h!Ggcs; achieve
ment. composite Of comedy and dra'ha
throughout every moment. from her
escape from the auction block "f the
Chinese Love Boat 10 her arrival in
Chinatown. San Francisco. where the
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Barbour County Foreigner
Colony Provides Rich
Haul For Dry SIeuthS

rh.iippl. W. Va. Dee. c;.-'"r'aiu or
tho foreign element i'll the iiitic town
of galloway have never heard or
legislator of the name of N"is'cad. IL
may have dawned on their minds AZ
some time that the people generally mad
aust drinking alcoholic beverages. but
they merely sc, that down as ii curious
American trait. until dozen West Nir-
rInia state troopers spread draenct
around the town and started 10 search
every home. Then tho fun meaning OF
tho eighteenth amendment YVES brought
home.
OF course tho people questioned used
every subterCuSe Of the willy European.
First off. none could speak English. ~
dozen men were found in one nome
where he troopers discovered 4Hn gal
ions OF mash. Not one claimed tho Stun
and none knew who lived there. Then
the little daughter of the homo "a'
spied. and she was led around IN front
OF the prisoners until sh" came 10 the
man she said was her daddy. Ihcn
Michael MalkewICh was arrested.
Five men were found grunting and
prrspIr!nE as they hauled hug" barrels
of mash out OF the home OF Ross Man
frc,c. Tho latter might have cludcd the
and he decided 10 empty all h!s stun
while the police were ra!d!ng other
homes. He had only emptied part OF the
mash when the odor attracted the police
TO his home. and he was arrested.
II was not until the second visit that
the troopers found the secret passage
10 the still operated by Mrs. Joseph
Mustache. A trunk sat over trap door
In her bedroom. cffcctually conceaiing
that entrance to a sub-celiar. In this
place they found still. two quarts or
l!uuor and ten gallons Of mash.
Two hundred gallons or corr and rye
mash were found at the home of john
Sh!nskI
None Of the quartctte could furnish
bond, and remained in jail awaiting
trial. In the meantime Galloway has
become as dry as any part OF Barbour
county
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clined 10 believe that somebody, Will
shoulder this responsibility this morn
ing"
Proud Of Workers.
Unwrapping huge pack from his
shoulders through which peeked
dolls, horns and other toys King Kris
! with a happy chuckle said stridently:
Il am proud OF You my children and
may YOU continue your good work.
This is the season to give, mol
with the thought OI reciprocal en-
.'hange but OF the simple giving that
marked the life Of Him whose birth
+ we honor tomorrow.
! Calling each OF the representatives
TO his side he threw open the folds ol
the covering and declared with twin
king eyes: Take what you need oil
these gifts and distribute them among
my children. Never mind the boys
and girls Of the wealthy for theil
parents communicated with ME sew
rral days ago, but 20 to the homes o.
the POOR and with every considera
ton for their constituencies lay these
ElIls uelole lIc4li Will my
ments.
! Tell them for me that ] rely on
You to care for them; that | rely or
YOU 70 bring before the people OF this
city. so favored by material prosper
i ity, the necessity of providing FOL
men. women and children In distress
from one couse or another at this sea
son OF the year.
Father Of Children.
And Mr. Haines | am satisfied tina
some one in this great communit!
/ will call you up tomorrow morning
and urderwrite the expense OF feed
! Ing the unfortunate men who seef
: YOU in their hour OF need.
! You know" continued King Kris
with a smile that betokened his love
OF humanity. "all the little children
/ are my children and whether the DO!
0r girl comes from lowly, ill-lighteo
tenement or a handsome mansion
| they are the same and I feel the same
pain if any are neglected.
. IT'S almost midnight and / have
I stayed longer than | had intended.
declared Santa Claus. looking at the
minarcts OF the churches and the
countless chimneys he intended Wis
iting before he returned to his home
in the North, land | must be on my
way"
SO saying he climbed into his
sleigh and with his CHEEKY Merry
Christmas" ringing out in the frosty
, night air, touched his reindeers with
the whip and went swinging through
the air on his mission of distriouttaS'
, Christmas joy in Wheeling. his face
radiant as he envisioned the myriad
happy youngsters who would pay
childish childhood's heartfelt tribute
10 his generosity to-day.
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Critics claim the attraction superior
in presentation with song and dance.

Critics claim the attraction superior
in presentation with song and dance,
The act that two OF the races best
comedians. in the persons OF Billy
Higgins and Clifford Ross. are tea'
turcd will give reason to believe the
claims OF the producers and managers
that the comedy end OF this attrar'
ton is 100 per cent right.
There is also pretty and sweet
singing chorus OF high calibre In sup
port OF the cast and the quartet IS
different from the regulation produc'
ton four in that they can sing and
they do 80. with fine effect. The Ell
tire group is drilled to the final notcH'
the ensembles being done with swift
action that leaves no chance for the
customary waits. There are sixteen
scenes in the two big acts and the
settings are all new and attractive.
The costuming Is fresh and nlit''
the music beautiful. and there are
many novel electrical and scenic o.
fects, including rain and snow storm
which Is wildly realistic. Teere VIII
be a matinee Thursday. Seats arc
now on sale for all performances.
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FEAR TUG WITH
CREW Of 8 LOST.

cleveland. O., Dec. @l.-Wlih three
tugs searching Lake Eric tonight ANA
another due To join them in III" NUM- 10
morrow morning. fca" WAS espresso"
here that III" tug Cornell, which i"l;
cleveland Thursday afternoon, and was
du" in Buffalo Friday "ttrrn""n' may
have gone down with IT. crew OF tlShi,
The tug - /. Gilmore. which l"'i
her" early this morning IA WpfNca
down the middle Of the lake I" f.ri" IA.
reported to captain l'hilip RrodcTicN'
cleveland manager oc the Great LAKES
Towing company. who is III Ell" o're''-
ing the search. that ii had seen II" SiEh
Of the missing tug or any wrcckaCc.
The tug T. G. l.ut2. from Cleveland
and The Tennessee, from buffalo. wcr"
patrulI!ng the north aud south shores al
The lake today. y" word had n'"h re-
ceived from them by captain Brod"rici>
at late hour tonight,
The tux Oregon will leave CI"N" ana
carly tomorrow morning and so down
the south shore Of the lake /" falr
port. Ohio. and then work out in'o the
middle Of IN" lake.
Other heats that put IN at Erie ann
Cleveland reported a heavy t"S on Lame
Eric bur no trace OF the missing i"S.
Officials 90 tho Great Lakes rowing
comauv. still believe engine trouble -
The cause If the torneIlS failure !"
reach Huffalu The tug had r"'r",l'
been sold To firm in Syracuse ~ =
and WAS being sent IL Buffalo for de-
livery. =,
/, had on beard double crew. n!
ClrVclahlrrS.
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years he was president of that body. He
was an early advocate of good roads
and II was during his administration
that active work began on the constfuc-
ton Of ohio cuunty's admirable ROAD
system. 1t may fairly he said that he
was The author uf the guoo roads move
ment in Ohio County.
Mr.. MCGreEor WAS one OF the oides'
members Of Th omson VI. T.. church and
for many years ser"ed on It's official
Loard. He WAS also Mason. being a
member of Ohio Lodge. No. !. A. J.. & y.
NJ and also Of the Consistory ana
Shrine. Under The administration CT
w. NJ. q. Dawson, he served for two
wears as Il member ot the board Of re-
gents Of the State Normal schools. For
years he was A member Of the city
CG.nCil. His son. W. &. McGrcSOr .S
now q member Of that body.
Travelled Extensively.
For several years Mr.. Mctiregor haa
Travelled extensively, being not actively
engaged In business. In 1919, he wen;
abroad and visited arung Other places
the birthplace Ct his patcrnal grand
father in Kilmarnock. Scotland. man
ufacturtng city near Glasgow. 1t was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-25

his ambition to visit France. bot thoue4
ifs vessel stopped at Brest he was -
permitted to go ashore. although htH
ron. r. 7. McGrcgor, was In France ~
that time.
These sons anu , daughter. SURVIVE
him s:s.x
William 8. McGregor. ParksrsbufH, q;
Va: II. F.. MeGreEor, Cambridge, o..
VI. G. McGregorlof II. p. MeGree1 -
company; James T. McGregor. . msfaber
Of the faculty Of Washington ana Je9ss
cerson ollegce. Washington. Pa; EA1nfs
Il. McGregor. a st0ckbroker with How:
ard Hazlett & Son: Mrs. Paul e smith,
of IS North Front street. j,
In addition. ar. tie following ststesgs
md brothers: Mrs. Rose Futose 81
Alva. w. Va: Mrs. Mary Chestnut %
rcnnsboro, W. Va: W. b. McGreGoe e.
IarkersburE. w. Va: ]. c. .McGrsgoe e.
Hitchic county. ". H., and w. D. 10;
,;regor also OF Richie county, W. Va
Mrs. W. p. Bags OF North Ffoa42
street is double first cousin. ~
also S. Bruce Hall. a prominent NJ
Martinsvillc attorney. and Hon. Sep H.
who Is the Oldest member OF the stA+e,
legislature.
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MIDNIGHT SERVICES
HELD IN CHURCHES

Like an all-cmbraCinC mantle Of Joy
the spirit OF Christmas cnwrapt Wheel
ing last night and just as the shepherds
two Thousand years ago hcrald"d th''
birth - the child Jesus through the
countryside Protestant. and Catholic
clergy here united in rcjoictnG through
prayer and song. and at III" midnight
service 81. l.ukc's Protestant Episcopal
church and tho Cathedral were nll"d
with mon and women. Tho Rev. l'r.
Jacob Birmingham and the RI. Rev.
j. j. Swint. bishop OF tho Wheeling
diocese. conducted the services while
choirs gladdcncd the observance b.
special programs.
Most of tho churches will hold chris
mas services today and special pro-
grams have been arranged by the rho!rs.
Maiden Go stcward)-oh. there's my
hanrcc ON tho pier. | wonder II ronIn
60 down and say goodbye to him"
S,cward--I am afraid not madam.
The boat leaves in two hours.
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KRIS VISITS CITY
(Continusd from Page one.)

sters who face a bleak Christmas.
Their parents are in distress; their
homelite is deplorable and in many
instances fathers are dead.
without changing expression other
than to lay his hand gently on one OF
the reindeers which was moving I'M
patiently, Santa Claus turned to the
next spokesman, who was from tn"
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
scmbly.
Hears Labor Spokesman.
With a sympathetic nod h" slGn'
fled his intention Of hearing the re-
suits OF his investigation.
I'VE learned OF thirty-tive families
who feared that YOU would not be
able to visit them this Christmas. or
course their parents are not skeptical
of YOUR interest in all children, but
Santa Claus, for the last three years
their stockings contained nothing out
disappointment and I could not find
within myself ce:Sure Of them FOR
their DISTRICT this yule season. How
ever, we have arranged to take care
OF them this year In accordance with
your request"
Then came man from the Assn'
c!ated Charities. He told briefly OF
their listing the homes that stood IA
need OF assistance and Of making tbs
facts known to the people of Wheel
Ing through the medium Of the Wheel
! ing News.
THE kindly disposed wealthy mer
and women Of the city have taken
charge of the families and they have
assured us their Christmas season
Will be one OF happiness.
Preserving a studied silence King
Kris directed his glance to the Rev
l., J. Haines, OF the Union Mission.
I'VE need but S37 to make Christ
mas a day of pleasure for more than
100 unfortunate men in Wheeling.
declared MIR. Haines. land | am In
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Tho former Emperor William oil
Germany has Grown long whiskers.
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H. P. M'GREG0R
Confined from Page oneJ

porters in his section. Gradually
though his politics changed-largely no
said because OF his views on the tariff
and not SO many years after his re-
moval TO Wheeling. he became Re
publican. Later he took up politics and
for n great many years was the active
head OF the Ohio county republican or
eanization. During President Harrl-
sons second administration he was off,
cred the post OF L. S. Consul TO Bel
fast. Ireland bue he declined. For II
years he was a member OF the local
board Of comm !ssioners and for nine
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desire TO speak "dlgnified American
language and make mice dance like
shimmy" almost forces her into mar
riagc with Charlie Yong. "Fitty-tifty
Chinamnu." That role Is taken by War
ner Gland while BILLY BENSON. the
American. has Edward Burns for his
screen sponsor. East IL West comes
to the Liberty Theatre al! this week "a
one ut the mos, important First Nation
al attractions Of the l9"%-23 season.
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THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE

Follow Me-" declared to be the
greatest colored show in the world
since Williams and Walker" will be
at the Court Theatre Wednesday and
Thursday, December FPS. Fifty sing
ers. dancers and vaudeville stars
make up the clever production.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
kDO "STOPIL" MILLION DOLLARIJ?
IOIO CASTkU UTRATlL PRY HAVANSKY BAN
kER We WASHlNGTONE "a UVOLNENf
ClZINECKEHO MAJETKU.

havana, l6 kvetna. = Herman Albert Upmannovs
Dra haVy nemeckeho bankovnho domu enz nedavno zka
choval pasy 00O byli dnes uveznen tanou poll
Gil otaio sc to- kdyz rozsry poves pokouse u
prchnout aeropanu Banker sou obzaovan pro prvoden
upadku nezakoniym obchodovanim oSizeni vkadateln
Ackol zacen vyvolao vseobecnou sensac zde klubech
ma bouevardech Americana jev vetS zajem poozku
ozol kerou audtof Havanske vyrovnavac banky nas
knlhach upmann Co. Die te ene zpravy ez dostala
ma verenos zmnena poozka jest zapoctana ak nasedue
"Vylohy Hermana Upmana Washngtone pri ziskanf
navraceni majetku Cd kusoda czneckeho etku
ST."
Poozka tato, jez zafadena bya do soupce "zk
ta pfedstavue pr penize vkadate Nikde vsvetle
no. konu penze byly vyplaceny.
The Evening News taze Sc "Jak byl million dolla
ri utracen? eni zminku vysokem 1fednku americk6
Wade Canek svuj konci: Jak by million doar vynaozen
We Washingtone? Kdo jei dosta? By pouz jako graft?
Ma ziskan vlivu ably avracen byl majetek? Podeh tired
mix americke vady hasu pokusee wal penize? echo
maetek pozusaval? Zda Upmann uratl penfze
placen amecka vlada mdla by e donutt ably rek kde
peniZe utratil"
Zmneny casopis pozaduje zavedeni senatnho vysetro
vani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
PIECE O RUSKE UPRCHLfKY
v CARIHRADE.

Geneva, Is. kvetna. We wee
rejsi schuzi SvaZu narodu earl
Balfour varoval evropske naro-
dy, re ztrati posledni zbytek
sve prestize V Americe, jestli-
re pri svych apelech 0 pomoc
neprokazou, re snazi Sc pomo-
ci 81 nejak samy. Vystraha
earla Balfoura priSla We spoje-
nj s diskussi o nabidce Ameri-
cke Pomocne Administrace o.
hledne vyzivy ruskych uprch-
likG V Carihrade.
Nabidka podana byla usty
Arthura C. Ringlanda, zastup-
ce Americke Pomocne Admin
strace We Varsave, jenz pro-
hlasil, re Pomona Administra-
ce hodla $4,000 ruskych uprch
likd v Carihrade ziviti dalsi city
ii mesice, kdyz Svaz narodl O.
patri 100000 dollard ma eva
kuaci techto uprchliki do Evro
py po vyprseni teto lhity. Earl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
MA NYNf DIVE zENY

Los Angeles, 16. kvetna. Ru
dolph Valentino, "veliky milov
nix rise flint, jenz ozenil
Sc v Mexicali, Mex. Sc slecnou
Winifred Hudnutovou z New
Yorku, znamou ma "tiche see
ne" iako Natasa Rambova,
ma k ocekavanf jiste neprfiem-
nosti po SVEN navratu do Ca
lifornie. Valentino ziskal roz-
vod Cd sve prvnf zeny, Jean A
ckersove, 10. ledna t. r., avsak
die californskeho zakona de-
kret vchazi V plnou platnost az
Ia rok po jeho vydani a tudiz
az do te DOLBY bude Valentino
zakonitym manzelem sve prvni
zeny. Hrozi mu tudiz stihani
pro bigamii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17

britky reznicky nuz, vrhla Sc
|opet ma manzela. Tento musel
,podstoupiti druhy zoufaly "a
/ pas zachraneni sveho zivota
a posleze Sc mu podarilo Wy
rvati manzelce nuz znovu il
svazati. Nez pfisla pomoc, byl
p. Lokajicek tax vysilen, ze iiz
krajne potreboval lekarskeho
oSetreni.
Kratce po 5. hodine odpole-
dni uvedomily dentonske ura-
dy okresniho Serifa v Lewisto-
nu zapeti byl ma farmu W.
Sian podserif Guy Slocum a pri
ruci Bill Ryan a S mimi jel tez
koroner DIR. Wilder. Pani Loka-
lickova byla zatcena a odveze-
ma do okresniho vezeni a od p.
Lokajicka byla vyzadana pred
smrtni vypoved', ac stay jeho
nebudil vazne obavy. AvSak
koroner chtel byti uplne jist,
ze bude miti pc ruce vSechno
svedectvi. Poraneny muz w.
licil celou udalost, jak vyse u
vedeno a vypravel, re jeho re-
ma trpela jiz delsi dobu nervo-
YOU poruchou nalezala sc V
lekarskem oSetrovani.
Pi. Lokajickova cita 38 rokGl
veku, manzel jeji As. V Denton
bydleli asi IL roku.
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NEJVETSf Lob MA MORfCH.
MAJESTIC MA SVE PANNENSKE PLAVBE PREKO-
NALA VSECHNY REKORDY.

~ New Yerk, k,16 kvxtna. 49, Mnje nesvet4 lod
ffch zakova sveho pieru odpoledne po pav
be Angle behem niz pekonala vsechny savac rekordy
pro panneske plavby Atlantiku.
Sir Berram Hayes jeji kapitan prav re nikdy behem
cele pavby neroze lod nejve moznou rychost naopak
elkova diva dny jedin cd Fire Island Ambrose
owe maaku puli rychlo 26 uzG hodnu Plavba Cher
bourgu az ku zmin6nemu maku kde pristavn pilot
A. Peterson prevail LODI vyzdaa pet dni estnact
hodin
Majestic Jest nenovejsi lodi angcke spolecnosti White
Star Line slibuje by neenom neircheisi ale rondz ne
bezpecn6jsi lodi morfch New Yorku, pred navraem
do Angle znsane deset dni.
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ALBANIE POD MANDATEM
SVAZU NARODU.

Geneva, Is. kvetna. Rada
Svazu narodh prijala ma wee
rejsi odpoledni schIzi mandat
mad Albanii, kdyz podarilo Sc
il prekonati opposici Italie.
Italie prostrednictvim sveho
zastupce, markvze Imperiali-
no. pred nekolika dny pouka-
zala ma to, ze nemnze pripu-
slit podobnou intervenci Svazu
do zalezitosti vlady albanske,
aniz by Sc il dostalo zaruky,
ze zabezpeceny budou dilezite
italske zajmy v teto zemi. Ra-