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New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Dangers to Navigation

.
North Atlantic ossan..Aions %oIt,. tho ose''''
Tho following obatructionS were ss, ;,
ported Oct is lat = ION IN 20 aisn,etsr. is tss.
tank 10 f. lSne ao. sad Ions In " the
Mount Carroll. Oct lat SO so lon 81 - u Is
largo black conical gas buoy: Aiiesnany; ~;
age apparently the framework Of small yes
sol; Oct s lat ~ 20 % = 50 Jog as n lon 80
e, = : nine; mine lat 81 a N lon ! IL y. e
mine, and miles 233 degrees from Li1asc
Lighthouse, mine. iceland.
Zee has been reported as foilows: Oct
lat 4s 49, lon 40 - X one large Ia. "a and '"o "o
50 %. several small growlers; lal % ~ y
lon Sc os. large berg: lat So 81 lon 81 4S.
large lat 81 s lon - nse es laTss se tWo
large bergs; IL miles southwest of Belle
Isle, large berg; and Oct 8. miles miles Tse5 Sars
arthwess at s. es lon on s. Gss s.. arga eers lat s.
Ion 81 So. small berg: lat 30 Al lon 81 %.
large berg; Remore Head.
Ice in the approaches to and in the Strait
of Belle Isle RS follows: British str Melita.
Oct 10. lat 90 IL, lon SO "A. berg; British
81 sir caee me.agaal rauld e' pess T miles % north Of
Cape Baud a berg; miles north and 10
miles west of Cape Norman. q berg; se
miles southwest OF Fiat lsano, a. EroWlet
and another 25 miles eaat Of Flat Island;
British str Albania. Oct IA, lat So 20. lon
b3 3s, a large berg; lat 81 IA. Ion So A, a
small growier: lat 81 43. lon s. 5e. a
srowier; lat 81 81. Ion Sc o.. GROWER;
lat 81 49, Ion IS o3. q berg and a growler;
British str Cairngowan. Oct ~. lat SO 81.
Ion So 40, a. large berg; lat SO Al, lon So os.
a berg; lat 81 26. Ion SO "a. large berg;
oct IL, on the track. between Cape Nor
man and Point Amour. two bergs; Oct 49,
lat 50 So Ion IS o. small berg Lat L.,
Canada. oct IA, lat SO 81. lon SO 81. met
Ice; lat ia 80, lon 5s 49,. growler; lat
IS 2s, lon ga 81, . small berg; lat 81 70.
ONO medium. sized and a small berg: lat
81 4s. Ion IS 40. a large berg; and miles
northward, respectively, from Cape .p Nor Nor
and growler; on the track. between Cape
Norman and Point Amour. .bergs and
numerous GROWERS; miles south OF Point
Amour, q low-lying berg.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Japanese Lines May
Join Far East Pact

All OF che Japanese steamship lines,
with one exception, have agreed 70
sign the agreement to post $4,000 cash
forfeits TO guarantee rates, and there
ID strong hope that the osher company
will give It's approval, 1t was learned
yesterday. A meeting Of the Pacific
Westbound Conference win be held IN
San Francisco on October 80, at which
an effort will be made to bring the
negotiations to an end. Existing con.
tracts are TO be laid on the table and
rates will be formulated for the year
1929.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Freight SHIPS Due
nue To-flny

KsYhoakacn. A1dsvsssn. Sept ~.
Moore Mccormack CO
Hog island. AlsxAndria. Sept rs
Export 3 81 Co
Es6nos. yrnmanRhars. Sept al. .15srter Liaes
JAispA. AiexRndrsa, Sept s7. q
SnlteA Americas Iaues
Wis dsorkn. Naples. sept 30
Aigersan-AnisffnAn LsrA
THysntia, GiasTow, Oct x...... Ap.har i.isss
Fplcanc. Liverpool, Oct
Itai!s-ATueYtcs Line
Clan Rcnaid. st ssschaels Oct 5. e''''s
Barber 3 Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Marine Corps Orders

from The Trsbnres y Washfncton BuYeo,
WASHINGTON Oct. 15. Marine
orders issued today follow: 7
Hart. Capt. r. A.. to Washington.
Maltncy. Pay elk. F. ", to Atlanta
fend!eton. 1t, r. s.s 10 santo Dontnro.
Lioyd; Mar, Gun. e. j.. to Boston.
q ace3uigan. Pay Gik: y. N. 20 Philadelphia,
Armstrong. Pay elk j. r., to Phi.adaiphia
Sonsoy, Pay GIN. g J.. 80 Norfolk. 80
synitn. q ~. C!k. Il. c., TO Washington.
Aieren, Capt n. s.. to Dept, OF Pnciic.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Clyde Line Acquires
Miami Steamship COn1nany

The Clyde Steamship Company, which,
recently acquired tho Miami Steamship
Company, generally known as the Van
Line, will start q new service between
Miami and Jacksonville, Fla, early in
November with the steel vessel Paw
nee. Later the Delaware, sister ship,
will be added to the run.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Maritime MISCELLANY

Shore division of the Ocean Associa-
Soa of Marine Engineers will be ad-
dressed tonight by Representative
Michael ]. Hogan. member Of Congress-
frem Brooklyn, on the outlook Of
subsidy.
Cosmopolitan Lines announced yes-
terday II has increased liability per
package in it's bills Of lading from
sieo Go s25e.
William j. Tracy, secretary and
treasurer of the Tracy Towing and
Transportation Company, sailed yes
terday on France on q business and
pleasure trip.
Z. ", o'Connor, vice-chairman OF the
Shipp ng b ard in charge OF labor mat
ters, conferred here Yesterday on
award Of new dunnage contracts.
Board is seeking substantial reduc-
tons
Miss z. e. Wick, administration Sec
yetary in local Offices Of tke Shipping
Board. has resigned.
International Mercantile Marine
Company has receivfd number Of in-
grir.es for sfsaner Minnesota for sale
seTae time. Vessel, Of 20,600 sonss 10
largest freiEhter in werid.
At d meeting Of Lsyant conference
this wssk final details discussed on
agyeemenf to maintain rates. Es-
aentsal festures said similar to thoss
adopted by Far East conference, which
rrcvided Ter cAsh fcrfeits of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
City Island

Ecund East: Schs Athalie. New York for
Cireenport; Cleaner. New York for Man
.troket Joseph Murray. New York for
Huntington. Mary and Ruth, New York ior
Nantucket; Nova Queen, Gutenberg for
Yarmooth. N S Qatter anchored).
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

FRANCISCO, III, HuntamHn {nr>. Gan Fran
osso MnrrirN III .s ssWsss Munaw.
M MANILA. vi ocs 81 i7--rrssidsns Lincoln. san
al MIcHAEIs. oos l7--onsga CRY
aaSHs ScHoPENHAaEN. ss Dot 17--united ststsa
tPsnG1hs sn1hsNos Nsy Wins Wins. o.. ,s--comps.,sor
81 sasiiihnHETAk. Oct II Passed, rhsm,s. #,
nSP.e nSIs ior peT Torse s Arrived
10 ynsssyer ost spr1s as Monirse Moronspoo eBr
AGaalsua. nRlsnANp oct l7--Arrivsd: z5rroi
scottish O. s tBrl, Vancouver; Oct IS. Nlaga-
RI snr1s HaI'cSvs sTCWM. Oct 1s-D,cto lBr,,
Portland, Orc. via San Francisco.
Departures
BILBAO. Oct tide la Sale tFr), New
'sHIfAanMipuRa HAMpuRa. oo. is--somerset. New
IIIvEnpooL. Oct ,,;,, ,srhsrsss s,s,.v IHa, H1rn
sesHtnhi sHiGinps. psoh'sn Oct III i-sisa,ba tDu.oh,.
Monirea.: Romanstar Ir). San Francisco.
Mottreal Florida Dan), Boston.
BRISTOL. Oct 17--Wells City tBr). Now
York.
HARTLEpooL. Oct is--ches.er Valley.
vALENc1A. DC. io--canadian Aviator
C aot,THENBuRa. Oct is-Drottninghoinn
(Swed), New York.
CETTE. Oct i4--Radioleins (Fr>. New
BENIN. Oct lS--Badasry tDr). Now
{. CALCUTTA. Oct 1S-city OF Benarss
(Br), New York.
(Jnp), Tacoma: Tyndareus (Br), Seattle.
.TAfPEH, Oct, 17-Hayre Maru tJap>
(from Hongkong). Now York.
HAMBURG, Oct ib--Montpelier. Boston
WELLINGTON, Oct i7--sailed: Tahiti
siNGAPoRE, Oct l7--City Of Lincoln
(Br) (from Manfla), New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct is--Majestic (Br)'
3'1M LIvERPooL. Oct is--Tafna tBr,. Bos-
ton. ~
York; Santa Teresa, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Vessels Sold

eagitta, gasoline yacht. Ia tons; sold b5
estate Of r de Lamar to CharIes N
Petersen for 81 and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Change of Maste,s

A A Andersen succeeds Back com.
mand steam screw Astral.
Olaf Soneson succeeds John ri. Torsn a RI
commsnd gasoline screw John A Ericsson,
comamnd canal boat Otis Shepard.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
for Hayana 40 on Havana

ulua Santiago for Havana 4io OF Havana
Oct II.
victeiitc 81 II Nantucket Oct is.
West Cclina lat "a 23 lon k9 ~ Oct 10,
West Lake 7so Is Cape Henry Oct 10.
William pohenw as n Diainoud Oct -.
~ II Libby Its =. Ambrose Oct ig.
w l. steed lss N by II Diamond Oct ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

Cosmopolitan Lines announced yes-
terday It has increased liability per
package in its bills Of lading from
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

Miss e. e. Wick, administration Sec
ystary in local Offices Of the Shipping
Board. has resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
Cynthia Grey
Letters From Victims of Husband Snatchers' Con-
tinue TO Arrive
BY CYNTHIA GREY

impossible TO close the discussion regarding The
dppers and ramps IN the business ord oho stepping
mt oih married and breaking homes. The letters
continue TO arrive ia every mail from tores and mothers
icho either hare faced ais problem doing noio
One tcondn, fotosc husband sprncd her and their chill
dren for appe but oho his fov and returned home
repenten asks her confidence in him pH be restored
Can those of vou cho hare had similar experiences
herr Personally 0oud say that she probably wtH
completely regain her old complete trust ia him. but time and
patience and CONSCIENTIOUS effort pH array The sharp
edges Of distr1st
Following is her letter. and others:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Dear Misa Grey. Your discussions
lately concerning Neutrality-suspicious.
have been many and interesting
am writing you for your personal
advice and ask you this. Can conf
dcnce be restored7 I loved my huH'
band with all my heart. Ito became
infatuated with a mere girl Of aucs.
tionable character. They were often
together. no buying her valuable
presents. aud all such. I found u
out from number OF very dear and
prominent friends Of tho family.
Immediately offered Go release him
OF all obligations Co me. ! knew IN
time he would zee his awful mistake.
lie refurrd TO so. and. had he left
mo at that time. to-day his children
might hav. had pieasantrr memo.
rlcs OF their father. who IN good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

MIR. Taxpayer. will you be willing
90 pay your share Of IN. port OF
Seattle tar levy when you learn tina,
port funds were used TO purchase in
toxicating liquors. a misappropria-
ton OF public funds and a violation
OF both state and federal statutesg
During recent convention Of
port authorities held in Seattle n bar.
room was opened up In one OF our
largest hotels. and certain port of
Seattle officials and department
heads imbibed 80 literally that at
least one man had TO be helped TO n
hotel.
During this same convention. at q
banquet attended by port officials
and employees in "a leading cafe.
whisky was seryed openly.
ITO quote the King county grand
jury. the purchase OF liquors was
concealed In vouchers drawn long
afterwards
Wood charges that "a port exccu.
tive assisted a port customer TO
cvacis taxes" by concealina from the
tax assessor 2.ssi cases OF rubber
shoes I'm 1921
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

expense Of the smaller counties. let
tho next legislature take up tho
whole matter of reapporuonment at
ifs neat session.
This II tho advic. OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. whor- beard OF trus-
tees went on record on the matter
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26
Seeking Port Job-No. 3

Walter q. Wood IL making the race
for port commissioner on an "ex-
pose platform.
In a booklet he has gotten out
Wood has printed a lot OF charges
which he offers 20 subsfantiatc by
producing. should occasion demand.
copies OF records. documents and az.
fidavits.-
Asked 20 produce them. however.
he evaded doing 80 by saying he
wanted them for ammunition OF his
own during the campaign.
Ills booklet says. in part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

man In many respects. Tho children
would not have learned some cruel
truths that they now know. that I
have endured for their sake BY re.
naming faithful 40 long.
Many times we have found him
untrue 10 Nv all and yet have been
patient. knowing that he In human
and feeling that Ia some way or
other he viii wake up.
This mere GIRL that first came be-
tween us n attn In th. city and at.
tending school and her parents arc
divorced. ! have been told since tina,
this Eiri lives life Of rernorn. and
shame. knowing that she broke up
happy homo and that her associates
are few. lie has done many things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

warehouses such burden upon ~
shoulders that you viii giaA'y assau
10 just what tho rang dsstru
namely. the complcte SURF nder
all port OF Seattle facilities t. r.
waite intercsts.'
Wood promises 70 stamp cut -
practices a. he 'exposesr' IN Il
pamphlet. and to introduce rsforInl
He was dismissed as = port empie
not long ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

READERS OF this column who
wish information ON flower and
sem symbols. their meanings. etc.
viii receive same BY writing 90
Tho Seattle Star Washington bu.
reau. iss2 New York ave. Wash.
ington. u. c.. and lnciornng two.
cent stamped and self addressed
envelope for reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

OF " bnfrsis OF rrnzfn hiatkberrfes.
whose shortage was discovered sew
crai months later ~ the owners.
MIR. Voter" Woods adds IN his
booklet. you cannot affori TO allow
such conditions TO longer l-esmirch
the fair name Of this ~ify and
county. Clean out 'hss gang OF po-
iiticai freetoosrrs before tho port has
become the laughing stock OF the
country and Its splendid docks and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Miss Grey will receive callers
In her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday from / TO y m, and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
ii n. m. to IL IN. each week. Please
do not come at other times as IL
seriously interferes with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

10 make me unhappy and IN fact
every day seems TO carry me farther
away from him. and realize that
he II IN. loser and not Fnr. CON
tend thst " they once begin going
about with girls they will eontinu.
80 do 10. no matter 70 they lose all
respect for wife and family. Tho
children try 10 be kind and consider.
ate but 4, 10 bitter pill for them
also. ! ask you IL there 10 any
chance Of one reEalnlHg lost conf
donca. \. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

doncs. s.M.
Dear A'is~ 0reyi A few lays ago
Your Admlrer- wrote IN your col.
lumn 60 ~Dlniliusiones'' that love ~
truth. sincerity. appreciation. tender.
ness and Kindness. agree with this
and | also think there are many
good men In this world and many
good women who are ready to love
them as per above statement
! have been married IL years and
am the mother OF three children.
tntil last year I had always loved
and trusted my husband.
Unfortunately. like 90 many mar.
ried women. my health broke down
and. added 10 that. had all tho
financial worries OF the household 10
carry. My husband became cruel in
his treatment Of me- 10 never spoke
10 me and stopped all relationship
with mo without ono word Of ex.
PLANTATION. He seemingly became a
very active iode. member. as he
stayed out evening after evening
going 10 lodge"
Late in tho fan 7 found on, ne
had had a girl all this time. which.
OF course. explained everything 10
mo.
Now my only reason for writing
this r. TO warn all you girls who arc
working and mingling with men. A
Girl who IL probably future wife and
mother should keep herself morally
clean and be certain that she In not
starting nm affair with n married
man and n fnfher OF little children.
We women should be the inspiratIon
10 men and our children. hut II some
OF you girls bc not qualified TO make
man better. do not drag him down.
What do you gain by winning the
so-called love OF man who has no
right To give 1t 10 your IL you
marry him will either OF Won be
happy7 How about memories OF the
past. and how can you trust each
other7
Now. turning from your own per
sonai side. what about the little chill
drcn enjoying In full their conflden.
tial and loving association with
Daddy" and will there not always
be nm ache In their little hearts7
Girls. think and then think again.
II man tries TO be too friendly
with you. become interested In his
family and. II possible. visit his
home. You will probably find sad.
eyed. weary and disappointed woman
and why not try your hand at helm.
ing to bring Joy into somebody's ilfe
instead OF sorrow7 Truth and love
always win the way. The idea Is not
to be discouraged but keep on trying
and hoping.
FROM ONE WHO rs TRYING.
What II a bonded warchou.e7
For the convenience Of merchants
doing both an import and an export
business the government aiious goods
Intended for export 10 be brought
into the United States trithout nan
mcnt Of duty. These goods are placed
IN bond: that Is 10 SAP. heapy
bonds are Diucn guaranteeing that
the goods tcH NOT be sold IN the
United states 'cithout payment Of the
regular customs duties. such. bust
ness Is usually conducted thru bond
cd warehouses; tchich charge the
merchant for storage and for trans
acting business tcith the customs Of
ncsdis. The warehouses are under a
bond. which Is forfeited " goods ara
rcmorcd for sale uifhin the United
States before the duties are poid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Rather than rgn the Initiative
measure sponsored by state Senator
T. u. Palmer. which would give King
county larger representation At the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

NEW YoRK-0eraidips Farfar 4
be starred By David Belascs = I
new play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-26

Pattie Harold. Shs is the
shining light in Irene" the
popular Nep York musical
comedy, which is playing at
the Metropolitan this week.
Miss Harold is good looking.
has a pretty poice. dances adj
mirubly. possesses comedy
ability and is altogether a cap
tiratinD little star.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-30
OLEJ NAHRADOU "a UHLf.

Opravnena obava, ze "a ma
stavajiciho podzimu i ma pocat-
ku zimy zavladne citelny nedo-
statek uhli, primela jiz nyni ne
ktere jednotlivce, ably topivo
toto nahradili petrolejem. w.
tazena rozschovavana kamin-
ka a take pomysleno jiz ma dd-
kladne zasoby pro "strycka Pri
hodu". Svedci o tom ceny Pc
troleje, jez v nejposlednejsi do
be 81 "vesele poskocily". Mali
odberatele by ovsem nemeli vii
WI ma tomto zdrazeni nebyti to-
warren, jez Sc pocinaji zarizova-
tt ma tento druh otopu. TAX ku
pfikladu Fordovy tovarny V De-
troit mely pry topiti olejem, jak
bylo hlaseno pred Fordovym
ohlasenim, re nasledkem dra-
heho uhli zavody u prostred
zari vGbec zavre.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-30
VOLNE UCEBNICE PRO
KOLNf MLADEz JIz
PRIPRAVENY.

Letosni zahajenf skolniho
obdobi chova o jednu starost
rodicG ditek, podlehajfcich
skolni navsteve meme. Odpa-
da nakup ucebnic pro prvnich
sest rokd, ktere jsou jiz pri-
praveny k rozdani, jakmile We
skolach sc rozhluci zvon, re
krasna doba prazdnin jest u
koncena a ze droDotine nasi
nastavaji starosti spojene
vzdy pojmem skoly.
Prislusny vybor skolnf ra-
dy zanasi Sc pry planem, ze
by prevail llohu antikvard a
koupil knihy cd skolakd v Gene
cd 25 do 40 procent jejich pG-
vodni ceny. Dokud vsak neni
znamo, iak by Sc tento dosti
podivny obchod dal uskutecni-
ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-30
SPOJENf SKOLNfCH RAD v
CELEM OHIU.

Pred nekolika mesici organi-
sovano bylo v Columbus Sdru-
zeni Skolnich rad v statu Ohio,
v kterem mali byti zastoupeny
vsechny rady v celem state,
jichz pocet dosahuje as $500.
Ucelem spojeni jest dosazeni
stejnych predpisd skolnich a
take by snaze daily Sc zmoci fl
nancni obtize,. .jez jsou skolstvi
ma nemalou zavadu. Skolnim
radam rozeslan byl pripadny
obeznik, aby k Sdruzeni pfi-
stoupily podilely Sc ma schdzi
v Columbus, poradane jiz pfisti
mesic a kde vytycen bude pro
gram spojeneho postupu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-30
Fl "SPLASENYCH" AUTO
lSTU CEKA POHOSTINSTVl
v ROBOTARNE.

V pondeli prohlasil munich
palni soudce Charles A. Seller,
re posle bez milosti vsechny
sportovniky, jimz bude doka-
zano, re ujizdeli rychlostf 80
mil "a hodinu neb v6tsi, do
warrensvillske robotarny. Ida
Sc, ze traficni policajti Sc snazi
poskytnouti soudci prilezitost,
ably mohl danemu slovu dostati,
neb behem osmi hodin zlapali
% podobnych "divokych jed
Gu, kteri dnes postaveni bu-
dou pred soudnou stolici, ably
vyslechli, jak dlouho budou ho-
sty neobllbene farmy, pri ce-
lem zaopatreni i volne jizde
"sem j TAM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-30

Ceskoslovenske verejno-
sti v Clevelande, sokol-
skyrn, narodnl1n, p0dpur-
ny1n a v$ern organisaclm
vubec.
PRATELE!
PFedkladame Vam vsem bez rozdilu upTimns
POZVANl k ucast Ceskosovenskeho Dne v Luna
Parku, sobotu 2. zari 1922.
Neocekavejte zvlastni pozvanku, kazda organism
jednotve neni nam to pTi nejlepsi Will mozno ale
povazujte toto pozvani, touto cesou nejvfelejsi
legionarske Nalezme Vam, patfime ceskoslovenske
vefejnosti a touto veTejnou cestou obraceli sme Sc
vzdy a v kazdy cas- potreby budem.
"cEsKosLOVENsKY DEN" budiz nsrodnim
svatkem, representation dnem vsech cechI Slova-
XII Clevelands. Ulozme 81 kazdy povinnost byti
pfitomen a dokazme, ze Cechoslovaci Clevelandu by
Ii, jsou budou
Vas vazeni hoste, delegati II. sjezdu Jednoty c.
S. p S. dodateSns a spolehame, ze pfijdete
Sc ts:t nam dolumentovati silu ceskoslovenskeho
zvlu v nssem mssts.
Bud'te nam vitsni vsichni a shledanou LUNA
PARKU v SOBOTU 20 CELY DEN!
ZAOPATRTE 81 KAzDY VSTUPENKU PREDEM
UPLNE ZDARMA.
dostanf rdznych obchodech, administrator
ces. casopis6 LEGIO HOLIRNE. vchodd do par
ku NEBUDOU VICE DOSTANf.
Odpoledne zapas CS sportovniho Klubu "Cleve-
land" footbalovym klubem St. John (mad'arskym).
Vtszstvi nasich Jest zeruceno!
Cd H. do 2. hod. odpol. vsechny atrakce ZDARMA
NUzE PRIJDTE! VYSLECHNETE REcI
PIP. PERCLERA A ZLAMALA.
Jests jednou co nejvreleji vsechny Cechoslo-
vaky Clevelands,
PokADAJ1cf vYBoR LEGIoNARU
"Ceskoslovenskeho Dne".
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BOHAc VYDEDIL DET1.
Otec vdovy po Carusovi v po-
sledni Will tlumoci r0ztrpGe-
most proti MIN. (

New York, 29. srpna. - VI
posledni Will, jez zrovna srsi
roztrpcenostf proti jeho peti de
tenn, "jez nepocinaly 81 jako de-
ii, ale jako parasite, Park Ben
jamin, prosluly patentnf advo-
kat tchan zesnuleho Enrica
Carusa, slavneho pevce, vyde-
dill svych pet deti, odkazav Jim
po dollaru kazdemu.
Ostatni majetek odkazuje
sve vdove a 20 jeji smrti ma pri
padnouti jeho adoptovane dee
ii, Anna Bolchi Benjaminove,
drivejsi guvernantce pi. Caru-
sove. Tato adoptovana dcera
rovnez dostane nejvet& cast
ku ma hotovosti, a sice $50,
a vedle toho vsechen nabytek
p. Benjamina, obrazy (jenom S
nekolika vyjimkami), knihy, o.
sobni majetek a klenoty.
Obsah posledni vile, zanese-
ne ma pozGstalostnim soudu
dnes, byl velkou ranou detem
Benjaminovym, jez nepochyb-
ne budou il kontestovati.
Zesnuly v poslednf Will u
vadi priciny, proc sve deti W.
dedil, vycitaje Jim nevdek, ze 81
nikdy ami neuvedomily, ze me-
ly tez n6jakych povinnosti vdci
otci a ze tudiz odkazuje MAZE
tex tenn, kdoz pomohli mu hesti
zivotni BRINE, sve zene a adop-
tovane dceri.
Ackoli obnos pozIstalosti ne
nj udan, odhaduje Sc priblizne
ma $50O,000.
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NELfBf Sc jim NAPAD S
HOOVEREM.

Pariz, 20. srpna. - We Fran
eli nenasel takoveho vreleho
prijeti, jako We Velke Britanii,
navrh James M. Coke z Ohia,
ably Herbert Hoover poslan byl
do Evropy ma urovnani repa-
racnfch SPORT mezi spojenci a
Nemeckem. Myslenka tato me-
pochybne byla diktovana nej-
lepsimi pohnutkami, nicmene
vsak at sebe vetsi ddveru ma
Europa We schopnosti Herberta
Hoovera, zadna vlada nezda sc
sve pravomoci v jeho prospech,
pravi Journal Des Debates.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-30
HROZNY ZLOCIN v
CANTON.

Canton, o., 80. srpna. - Tez
kym kusem zeleza 1tocnik az
dosud neztotozneny, dnes rano
zavrazdil tri cantonske oby-
vatele - dve zeny a muze. O.
beti jeho jsou: Pi. Freda Burn
sova, 26-leta; Frank Burns, 27-
lety, jeji manzel a pi. Mary No
Iowa, 21-leta. Vrazdy byly spa
chany v Burnsove domove,
1866 Gonder avenue. Pi. No
Iowa, iez lila odloucene cd sve-
no manzela, Josefa Molly, by
dlela Burnsovou rodinou.