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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
WORD AWAITED FROM
L. A. IN ARREST OF
DORIAN IN NEW YORK

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, May IS
Word is being awaited by county
authorities from Los Angeles and
Chicago police in reply 10 photo
graphs and finger prints of Frank
Doran of Chicago, which have been
forwarded TO them to determine
whether Doran had any connec-
ton with the shooting of William
d. Taylor, motion picture director.
County officials stated they still
were in doubt that Doran is want
ed in Chicago or Los Angeles.
The first answer to the descrip-
ton and measurement of Doran,
which are being distributed widely
came today from New York when
a telegram from Chief Inspector
Leahey announced Doran was ar
rested on September IL in New
York under the name of Edward
Leary on the charge of grand lar
ceny and was discharged.
Doran now is held in the county
iail to await the action Of the'June
grand jury on a charge growing out
OF a taxi ride exacted from
chauffeur at a pistols point.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
sH0UP PARD0NS
WOMAN SERVING
!. LIFE SENTENCE
tBy The Associated Prer..l

Denver, May 2S-Mrs. Angelina
Garramone, convicted in Decent
ber 1911, of the murder of Mrs.
Maria Laguardia of Denver, near
Golden on August 20, 1910, and
sentenced to life Imprisonment,
was pardoned by Governor Oliver
HI. Shoup three weeks ago, accord
in to a story the Rocky Mountain
News of Denver will print tomor-
row
The News quotes an attache Of
the state prison as explaining that
the pardon was kept secret because
Mrs. Garramone feared she would
DO assailed by "black handlers" af-
ter her release. She is said to be in
Youngstown, Ohio, now.
The murder for which Mrs. Gar
ramone was sentenced to prison
was not discovered until year
after 1t had been committed. When
the discovery was made, Mrs. Gar
ramone was serving a three year
sentence in the state prison for
forgery.
i When Mrs. Garramone applied
for a pardon in 1920, it was refused
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
HIGH PRICE is PUT
ON SAN FRANCISC0'S
STAR THIRD BASEMAN
tBy The Associated Press.)

Los Angeles, Calf, May 2S.-
One hundred thousand dollars and
three pitchers is the price of Willie
kamm, star third baseman of the
San Francisco club of the Pacific
Coast baseball league, according to
what George Putnam. secretary of
the club, and Andy Ferguson, as
sistant secretary, told Danny Long,
Pacific coast scout for the Chicago
Americans, here today.
Long arrived here today on the
way to San Francisco and opened
negotiations with Putnam and Fer
guson for the purchase OF Kamm.
Putnam named the price the San
francisco club wanted for kamm.
The price, it was said. would set a
record for minor league sales.
Long, it was said, planned to
refer the matter to Charles Comis-
key, owner OF the Chicago White
Sox.
The kamm deal, 1t was declared,
would be overshadowed in all base
balloon only by that through
which the New York Yankees OBJ
tanned Babe" Ruth from the Bos-
ton Red Sox for $125,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
MEXICAN CHIEFS ARE
EN- ROUTE TO new YORK
TO NEGOTIATE A LOAN

Kansas City, May 2S--Adolfo
de la Huerta, Mexican minister Of
finance, Leon Salinas, president OF
the National Railways of Mexico,
and other Mexican railway officials
passed through here today enroute
to New York.
Mr.. Salinas said that the pur-
pose of the trip was to obtain a
loan for the rehabilitation and i'm
provement of the Mexican national
railway system.
Minister de Ia Huerta, the rail-
road executive said, was accom-
panying the expedition because the
loan had the backing of the New
lean government, which was con-
WINGED of its necessity and pre-
pared to endorse it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
ORGANIZING Of
LABOR HAS NOT
WEAKENED, SAYS
Only a Slight Decrease in
General Membership OF
the A. F. of l.. Is Indicated
BY Returns.
tRx Tho Associated Prcss.l

Washington, May 2S--Despite
unemployment of workers during
the past year, there has been no
weakening Of labor organization
work, Samuel Gompers, president
OF the American Federation OF
Labor, declared today in comment
ing on preparations for the annual
convention Of the federation in
Cincinnati beginning June IL.
Only slight decrease in gem
oral membership of the federation
is indicated by recent returns, he
said. This was held to be due to
unemployment making it ''impos-
sible for workers to pay even the
small sums due as union dues"
1.-THE Cincinnati convention will
be called upon to deal with a wide
variety of subjects" Mr.. Gompers
added. Paramount among the
subjects to be acted upon are the
recent child labor decision of the
supreme court; the growing use of
injunction and the forthcoming
political campaign. Labor looks
with great hope to the coming
primary elections. and the gem
eral elections this fall"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29

Miss M. A. Lake. former librar-
ian Of the British ministry of labor,
has mans sized job in her new
position as head OF the library OF
the International labor office in
Geneva.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
TOURISTS FLOCK
TO MESA VERDE
NATIONAL PARK
BY FREDERIC J. HAsK1N.

Washington, d. c. May 2S.--Vis-
iting prehistoric ruins is now a
popular pastime with vacationists
who believe in seeing America first.
Out in Colorado in the Mesa Verde
National park we have prehistoric
remains that compare favorably
with ruins anywhere, both in pic
and mystery. The
government has for some years
been engaged in oXcavating and re-
pairing them and they show prom
Use of becoming one Of the stand
ard sights of America, in a class
with the Washington monument,
Niagara Falls, the Statute of Lib
erty, and Pixies Peak.
Only recently have Americans
been awakened to an interest in
homegrown antiquities. In 1907
when the Mesa Verde reservation
was established by the government
25 tourists came to see its wonder
full cliff dwellings. Last year $500
visitors were shown the sights of
the park.
Each year more of the Mesa
Verde ruins are in shape for public
DR.. Fewkes, who is
chief of the Bureau of American
Ethnology of the Smithsonian In
stitution, spends his summers dl-
recting excavation and restoration
work. with the twofold purpose of
scientific knowledge and
of interesting Americans in the re-
past of their country.
Scientists have never been able
to prove definitely whence the
cliff dwellers of southwestern Col
orado came, or how they learned to
be stone masons OF such skill. or
why they at last abandoned their
stone towers and temples and dis
It is supposed that they were the
of some of the modern
southwestern Indians who live in
pueblos, or community houses. At
one time some scientists thought
that the Aztecs of New Mexico
taught the Mesa Verde cliff dwell
ers to build with stone. But now
IL has been practically agreed that
these prehistoric Americans devel-
oped their own building craft.
At first they were cavemen, seek
ing shelter in natural caves In the
sides of the canyons. Then they
began to pull stones about and
place them for greater protection.
What are supposed to be their early
attempts at building are simple
shelters made of huge stones set
on edge. From making these rude
huts the builders progressed until
they were constructing horizontal!
with stones laboriously
fitted into place. At least, this Is
the story read by scientists in the
varied types of ruins which plainly
illustrate different stages of skill.
Ancient Communists.
Circular, square and semi-circu-
lar towers, some 25 feet high. were
built by these Indian craftsmen.
Rooms were arranged in tiers to
form community houses. There
were temples with affairs and out
lets for smoke. Then the stone
builders vanished, and SO complete
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
S0CKS--T0 BE OR
NOT TO BE? THAT
is THE QUESTION
(By Central Press)

New York, May 2S--Thc war
is on. Broadway is in the throe.
Main street is on the verge.
The Hague is worrying over the
coming of the Genoa diplomatic
remnants. Berlin is battling with
reparations. Chicago has its build
ing war and Squawville its new
town pump.
But all of these pale into insig-
nificance beside the most momen-
tous question of the day, A ques-
ton that threatens to disrupt every
city, town, village and hamlet in
this great and arid CD land,
When should a girl wear socks
and why?
over in Brooklyn Miss N. NJ.
Truman, director of Girl Scouts,
has tabooed the bare knee alto
gether. They'll have to stop
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29

trained for twelve years to wear
socks and then be compelled to
don long ones only TO roll her
own few years later?"
OF course in the well known
flapper strongholds. the motto is
roll 'em down, wear socks or so
barefoot if you prefer"
Chorus the Tapping brigade:
"They see our bare knees at the
beaches, SO why not in town."
To which critics reply; "You
cen do lots of things at the scn-
shore which you can't do In town !"
And so, all In all, the great
American question has the nro5-
lens of Genoa, Berlin and way
points looking like the thinkfest
Of a blank mind
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29

scouting if they wear 'em rolled
at any age" says she.
But then down in oklahoma, IA
nous for codes and other things
it has been decided that socks
could be worn up to tcn-years,
not size.
Out in one institution OF higher
education in Kansas it has been
decided that Mr.. John Conscience
shall be the one and only advisor
of the fair co-eds as regards oc-
casional disclosures of dimpled
knees over socks and roll-downs.
And so it goes throughout the
provinces. Some say socks up to
twelve--years; others only to nine.
Says Mrs. Clarence b, Smith,
who resides in the well-konwn viii
lage of New York:
How come a child should be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
DECISIVE STAGE IS
ENTERED BY CHILEAN
PERUVIAN CONFERENCE

Washington, May rs (by the AS
ISOLATED Press. - The Chilean
Peruvian conference here is enter
ing upon a new and apparently de-
cisive stage with the two delega-
tons centering their hopes upon
proposals to leave the long stand
ing controversy over Tacna-Arica
to some form of arbitration. Any
prospect of direct settlement
without outside aid is conceded in
virtually every quarter to have dis
appeared because of the widely
separated positions maintained by
the two delegations from the outset
of the conference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
MONTANA SHEEPMEM
CONTRACT WOOL CLIP
TO A CHICAGO FIRM
Ey The Associated Press ,

Billings, Mont, May 2S.-The
saltwater and Carbon county
wool pool, representing all sheep
men Of saltwater county and
those on Red Lodge Creek in
Carbon county. have contracted
the 1922 wool clip for 40 IL
cents to a Chicago firm accord
ing to n report received here to-
night from Columbus. The clip
will approximate 100000 pounds,
1t was said. The 1921 clip,
handled by the same firm, brought
20 cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
CHILDREN IN SPRING TIME.

Cleveland. o., writes: my grand
daughter was troubled with q
cough for nearly two years. She
took Foley's Honey and Tar and
her cough Is now gone. II loos-
ened the phlegm so she could raise
it easily" Foley's Honey and Tar
is Just what children should have
for feverish colds, coughs, "snuf-
files" and tight, wheezy breathing.
Be sure to get Foley's. 1t checks
Group and whooping cough, too.
Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29
GEN. AGUINALD0 WILL
SAIL FOR u. S. IN JULY

Manila, May 2S-General Ameil-
10 Aguinaldo will sail for tho
United States early in July, he an
nounced today, to attend the con-
vention of Spanish war veterans
in Los Angeles in August. The
Filipino leader will be accompan-
led by three native veterans of the
Philippine instruction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29

Journal Want Ads Bring Results.|
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-29

proprietors declared they would
take legal action TO close the city
up tight next Sunday.
The blue law controversy arose
a week ago when police. armed
with warrants sworn out by mem
bers of the shoe repairers' union,
arrested fifteen owners of shoe
shining parlors on charges of vio-
lating the Sunday closing laws.
Some of the latter threatened to
by invoking in full force
the Sunday closing laws.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
PROCEs S HAVfRI
v PRCUDU.
Svedkove vypovids il O walled.
mem taz.ni" uniovych
ullokopu.

Charles Town, w. Va, %.
dubna. Appel "matky Jones'
owe" k velisemu shromazdenf
havifd Mirmet V srpnu Ion
skeho roku, ably Sc vratili do
svych domovu rozestaveni O.
zbrojenych hlidatu, ably zabra-
Mill vzdaleAi sc muzu DO one
schulz, bylc vyEcovano We vs.
povedlch ttyr sv6dku dnes V
procesu Williamem Blizzar-
dem, pro domn6lou zemazradu,
We spojeni valecnym tazenim
uniovych haviru do neunioveho
revlru okresu Logan.
Guy. Morgan prijel Y pole
dne, na rychlo, podaval sv6
sv6dectvi odpoledne a jakmile
byl hotov, bylo mu dovoleno
vzdaliti Sc. Jeho sv6dectvi Sc
tykalo provadeni voienskeho
zakona okresu Mingo Gin
nosti jehO uradu ma rozpaylenl
davu. Guverner vyprav6l o re-
krutovani sill We vSech Gastech
statu ma ochranu okresu Logan
a o nekolika zadostech o fede-
ralni pomoc, jez konecne mely
"a nasledek vyslani vojska Spo-
jenych Statu a zastaveni bojI.
j. F. Stewart, prvni sv6dek,
jez byl povolan, pravil, re jest
dosud clenem havirske unie,
vypravel, re videl asi 5000 ha-
vlfu bllze Marmet a re slysel
matku Jonesovu retniti -
bizeti "hochy', aby sli domd,
jezto poruSuii zakon. Nevid6l
pry, re obzalovany, Blizzard,
byl by cinil neco nezakonit6-
no. Y podobnem smyslu vypo-
vidal tez ostatni sy6dkove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
JOFFRE Sc LOUCf.

New York, %. dubna. =
Marsal Joffre ztravil posledni
den V New Yorku klidne a ie-
nom asi dvakrate vysel re sve-
no pokoje V hotelu. Ma rozlou-
cenou vydal nasledujici prohla
Semi adresovane americkemu
lidu: "OnaSfm sebou presved-
Give dukaZy vernosti americk.
lidu V jeho pratelstvi. Avsak
nemohu witt sebou jako sve
vlastni vsechno to pratelstvi,
jez bylo mi prokazovano, ne
bot povazuji. ze vetsina tehoz
byla obmySlena pro moji vlast
Avsak vidim tom dukaz a
slib, re pocit prichylnosti vaSi
velike zem6 pro moi vlastni
neni nebezpeci zaniknuti.
Ultra marsal vypluje k domo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
voDY sTQUPAJl.

Vicksburg, Miss, %. dubna.
- Dvanact tisic osob bylo o.
samoceno V severnich yychod
mich castech Issaquena okresu
zpatecnimi vodami, provalivSl-
mi Sc trhlinami V hrazich feky
Mississippi. Pet set osob pre-
kvapeno bylo We meste Valley
Park stoupajici vodou. Rozlo-
ha zeme 35 mil dlouha a pade-
sat mil siroka Jest zatopena.
Alexandria, La, 28. dubna.
tisic osob, donucenych
opustiti domovy okresich Ca
tahoula a Concordia, V Louisi-
ane, vodami provalivsimi Sc Z
Mississippi a jinych rex. bylo
soustred6no dnes V okoli Jeny,
Sicily Island a Hollaway, La,
die sdeleni mistniho zastupce
Cerveneho Kflze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
MLADE DfVKY.

Hoopeston, H., %. dubna.-
Gertrude Hannova, mlada zp6
vatka z kostelniho sboru a dri-
vejsi ucitelka, jeiiz telo bylo
nalezeno podprizemi prazd-
ne fairy Zdejsiho presbyterian
skeho kostela, byla zadusena
neb chloroformovana die mine
nj lradu. Divka, jez brzy Sc
mela stati matkou, byla podle
yseho Zabita neiakou vZdale-
most Cd fary a telo jeji bylo
pax ukryto We vlhkem podpfi-
zemi obydli. Prohlidkou vnitr
nosti nebyly objeveny stopy po
iedu a ma tele neni odrenin a
neb iinych znamek nasili. Div
ka odeSla ze sveho domova "a.
brezna cd te DOLBY nebyla Vi
dena. Ctyri mladi muzi byli
dnes podrobeni vyslechu poll
eli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
BOURLIVE SCENY v POL
SKEM SNEMU.

Varsava, %. dubna. Ma
schulz snemovn1 doslo k bour-
livym scenam. Narodne demo
kraticky poslanec podal inter-
pelaci ohledne transakce pol
skeho pozemkoveho uradu,
ktery prodal jeden z nejvet-
slch polskych statkI ma Litve
polsko-americke bance, v niz,
jak tvrdi, jsou ucastniky i stra-
ny lidove, kteri ma teto tran
sakci nell cinny podil. Posla-
nee Putek, narodni demokrat,
naval poslance lidove strany
Bryla "canaille", nacez tento
reagoval tim, ze jej uderil dva-
krate pesti do tvare. Bourlive
sceny trvaly po delsf cas-. Pred
seda hlavnfho dfadu pozemko-
veho Kiernik poda pry resig-
naci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
RUSKO-NEMECKA
SMLOUVA.
v mineni reparccni komise me-
nj ma zavadu splnsni smlou-
Wy Versaillske.

Parlz, %. dubna. - Repa-
racni komise nebude pozadova-
| ii zruseni rusko-nemecke smlou
Wy, ale bude zadati, aby Meme
cko rozsiiilo vyhrady We smlou
We, tax ably uplne bvly chrane-
ny zajmy spojenecke.
X tomuto rozhodnuti dospe-
10 sc komisi pc uvazovani zpra-
Wy pravnich znalcG ustanove-
nych k roZhodnuti, zdali nova
smlouva poruSuje smlouvu
Versaillskou. Francouzskvm
hlediskem bylo, re il porusuje,
j kdyz ne clanek 260, tedy jiste
clanek 243.
Odbornici dospeli k presved-
ceni, ze vyhrady jsoucf jiz We
smlouve zarucuii spojenecka
prava u znacne mire. Zdali
tyto vyhrady budou ponekud
rozsifeny - k cemuz Sc oce-
kava souhlas Nemecka - ne
bude zadneho poruSeni Ver-
saillske smlouvy.
Pred dvema dny reparaGni
komise obdrzela odpoved' Cd
Nemecka ma svoii notu odesla-
nou pred dvema tydny, vyia-
diujici nespokojenost S neme-
ckym odepfenim priiati move
dane a financnf kontrolu. Ko-
mise povazuje nejposlednejsi
nemeck6 prohlaseni "a uspoko-
jiy3jsi, nezli pfedeslou depesi.
Tudiz ny1i Jest cils stand no.
ia, jez pfipamatuje Nemecku
zpusobem, jenz nemuze zusta-
viii je V pochybnostech, re mu-
81 dati uspokoiivou odpoved'
pred 81. kvetnem neb pripra-
viii Sc Ma nasledky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
CfNSKE ARMADY v BOJl.
Palba zahajena ma fronte $50
mil dlouhe, blize Ma6angu.
Tientsin. %. dnbne

Tientsin, %. dubna. - Dav-
no oGekavane nepfatelstvi me-
ri vojsky gen. Canga Tso-Linga
mukdenskeho pfedaka gen.
Wa Pei Flu, vudce stredocin-
skych provincii, aahajeno byla
blize Macangu, kde vseobecny
1tok Sc vyvfji ma front6 $50
mil dlouhe. ODE armady isou
zasobeny aeroplany a delostre-
lectvem.
Macang, jenz leAl V provin-
eli Chill, jest sedesat mil w
chodne cd Paotingfu, kde gen.
Wa soustredil svoie severni ST.
ly. MaGang jest vzdalen 6S
mil cd Pekingu a % mile cd
Tientsinu.
Peking, %. dubna. - CHI
vyslanectva poslala cinske Via
de spolecnou vystrahu proti
moznym bojum Pekingu.
Vystraha upozornuje ma vaz
ne nasledky, jez by molly
vzniknouti V tom pfipade, kdy-
by bombardovanim neb ito
KEN sc vzduchu zabiti neb po-
ran6ni byli prisluSnici cizich
neb jejich majetek mi
cen.
Vojensti veliteloye ma anne
rick6m, britickem, francouz-
skem a iapanskem vyslanectvi
podnikli kroky k ochran6 Pc
king-Tsien Tsin drahy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
CIZf AUTOMOBILY NESMf
DO CESKOSLOVENSKA.

Pafiz, %. dubna. - Turisti,
hodlajici witt S sebou svoie au-
tomobily do Evropy, musi uci-
niti zvlastni opatreni, chteji-li
V Ceskoslovensku straviti vice
nezli 4S hodin. Ceskoslovenska
viada prave vydala narizeni,
kterym zakazuje Sc cizim au-
tomobililm, kdyby Sc jednalo
o obyvatele Ceskoslovenska,
pobyt V zemi dele nezli 49 ho-
din. Jen V Ceskoslovensku Wy
robene automobily sprosteny
jsou vselikeho omezeni. Pro
CHI automobily lie vsak 81 O.
patriti zvlastni dovoleni, ktere
nesmi presahovati ctyri nede-
le. Pravl Sc, ze "a timto nafize
MIN stoji ceske automobilove
podniky, zvlaste fra Laurin &
Klement a re jedna Sc o opa-
trent proti vzrustajicimu OBJ
chodu firem Steyer a Daimler
V nastupnickych statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
SP0JENO ODPOVi DNES RUS(jM.
BUDOU zADATI OCHRANIJ PRO CJ
ZlNCE A JEJICH MAJETEK
DIE JEJlCH NAVRHU, OBNOVA RUSKA MA RYTI
PROVEDENA MEZINARODNfM KONSORCIEM

Janov, 2s dubna. Mocnos poslou Ultra ruskJ,, dole,
gatum no niz pravi re zdal Rusove pref 81 pomoc c
zy JeJlch vada mus uzna vlasnctv soukromeho maiet
cizincd Rusku
Noa, jak jest vypracovana zada cd Rusd uznan pred
Valecnych duhu navracen czncIm maetku prevza1eho
Vaoou neb posytnuti odskodnen enyz Nota dale pra
vi ze mocno jsou hotovy utvor konsorcium ma
skou obnovu Ruska zuztkovan eho prrodnich zdro To
TO konsorcum by melo narodni odvetvi.
Mocnosti zdGraznu, re system mze pracovat ia
nom kdyz czci budou usteni bezpeenos drzebnos
ech nveslci prace Nota rozhodne odmtne rky navrh
ze czl podnk Rusku mdze by zaozen enom tehdy kvz
Dude We spoecenstvu sovety.
Komise els. l. ez konaa schdzi bez prtomnost pus6
Nemc uvazovala dnes opetne byy predlozeny diva
naertk eden anglcky eden francouzsky Nerozchazeil
mnoho, vyma navracen soukromeho ma iatu VI
leGnych dluhd "
Francouz usiuii dpne navracen neb odskodneni kdez
to brtove byi by ochon seviti We vaecnych duha
Brtove ou vsak pevnesi nezl Francoz nebot Anoa no
skytla vetsnu pdj6ek Rusku.
Byo sdeleno dnes fedn hledisko francouzsk6 while
Gem odpoved Rusku uvedeno bylo onm brtickym
po eefoncke rozmluve Barhou havou francozska do
legace premierem Poincarem.
Rusove vyda dnes skoro dpenvy appel O pomoc pro-
vazeny vsak zaroven vzdorym prohasen nkdy nezm5
nj system sve vady kdyby to meloby podmnkou zskani
81 pomoeissro Rusko
Francouzska kade naseduiicich dvanact pod
mnek: ~
l. sb, ze ustane cd komunistckt propagandy "a hra-
g. Uznani duhd ruske vady jnym vladam a ustanoveni
platebnch lhdt.
g. Mocnosti poskytnou moratorium usnadni pacenf
d. Rovnez poskynou ponoc aby Rusko mohlo vvrovnai;
sve dluhy pfislusnikGm czich zem
g. Sovety uznaj a zavaaou vyrovnat fnancn zavaz-
KY prevzate m drivejsmi ruskymi vadami msnimi t.
Tady.
o. Pred 81 prosncem, 1922, sov6ty dohodnutt
orZteh ruskych bondu vzhledem k jich spaceni.
Z Zdali dohodnu jest nemozne sov6ty uvolf SO pati
rozhodnu smisene arbirani komse ez preseda bvl bv
Jmenovan nevyssm soudem Spoenych Sat Svazem Naro-
dd neb svetovym soudem
g. sovety uvo ueiniti opafen ma vracen ciziho ma
Jetku prevzateho JIM.
D. kdyz majetek nemGze byti naezen neb nemtze bvti
vracen odskodne must byti zapaceno prpade sovey
hemohy py Sc dohodnout czimi vastnky prmou odhad
smseneho rlbunau ednoho Rusa ednoho s1cas
meme vlady jednoho elena jmenovaneho nevsm souden
Spoenych Statn.
H. ruskych podnicich nichz dGlezity zaem drzen
byl cznci yto zmy muse by navraceny drvesim vastn
kim
z Castky povinovane "a soukromy maetek, budou pa-
ceny novym ruskym bondy nesoucimi procen
kovy obnos. ienz hude urcen smsenym trbunalem
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DEPORTACE OSMI
CIZINCU.

Ultra rano odvezeno bude z
Clevelandu zvlaStnim depor-
taGnim vlakem do New Yorku
osm cizincd, kteri nemeskail
dosud ) roku V zemi "a teto
DOLBY Sc stall bud vereinou OBJ
TIL aneb Sc dopustili nekterych
nechvalnych prestupkd zako-
ma. Mezi mimi jest i Paul Ka-
ras, nejedna Sc vsak, jak by
tlovek soudil die ceskeho, ma
prvni pohled jmena, o kraja-
ma, nybrz o Karasa reckeho,
jenz byl odsouzen pro loupez,
spachanou v Daytonu a paro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-29
NEMECKY VLIV " METRO
POLITNf OPERE.

New York, 90. dubna. -
Rozhodnuti rad6ji zebrati ma
ulicich Parize, nezli zpivati ne
mecky, vedlo Madame Louise
Beratovou, altistku, k opustenl
Metropolitan operni spolecno-
sti, prohlasila pred tim, nez ma
stoupila cestu do Evropy ma
parniku Rochambeau. "Jsem
hotova Amerikou navzdy",
pravila. "Ztravila isem til ro-
ky ma boiiStich Francie behem
valky, a to, co jsem spatrila
tam, mcdowell mi nikdy zpivati
V reel bosu." Dodala, re "vliv
V metropolitan opere jest ne
mecky."