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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
ESSAY CONTEST ON
AT LOCAL HIGH


A large number Of students oil tne
Lehl High School are enrolled in the
knight and Lott Essay Contest no"
underway and the interest is beeom'
lne very keen. The contests close the
list of May when judges will declare
the winners.
In the Lott contest the subject
under which the students are writing
IS. DAILY Bathing and Bodily Health
The knight essay subject is "a Good
citizen"
The winners Of the contest VIII
have his or her name engraved on
ne large silver loving cups, which
are retained at the school, and Will
receive individual awards in the form
Of medals.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
valuabIe LIfe. aavIng ~ D..,

A useful Invention Is Il" .,'.h, 70
rylng buoy. It's inventor ~ la
devise some means OF se''' nnecif
from ship TO shore, and inc WHEN r.
rylng buoy was the result lind b
leased from the ship u wy .ss aet
In the right direction i n l,.' soaari-
lily toward the shore, the ''ls +, dusIlI
Ing behind It as It goes WI M SUI
the buoy is dragged OUT " sllton 70
with the line intact IN s,vsIlsbls
Its use In this manner u = Of ha
for all the regular purp0''
ordinary buoy.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

Moonshine whisky caused the ar.
rest OF local lad last Friday evening
and came near costing him his life.
He was taken to the Jail and became
so sick that It was necessary to send
him to the hospital.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

MIR. Matt Peterson was removed to
the l.. d. s. Hospital Sunday where a
very delicate operation will be per.
formed in about week. Mrs. Peter
son and daughter, Mrs. Elmer Jack
son. spent Wednesday with him.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
LEGION MEETING

There will be a special meeting for
all ex.service men, Monday, April IL,
1929. at p. M, at the American
Legion rooms.
THOMAS POWERS. AdJt.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Schow we're Sal
Lake Conference visitors on Saturday
and Sunday.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
SALE ON

I S'-We Cover Dress Buttons.
Frame Pictures and are agents for
n Church Books. Also
Family and Temple Records.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

Mrs. Michael Brown OF Delta, is the
guest OF Lehi relatives and friends.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

Miss Norma Hammer spent Satul
day and Sunday in Salt Lake City.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

Leonard Peterson was a visitor q
Salt Lake City on Saturday.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

Miss Eula and Miss Edith Evan.
we're Salt Lake City visitors Saturday
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
SPECIAL SALE
ON SHOES, oXFoRDS
and one and two
STRAP SLIPPERS

All the latest shades in silk hose
zoe to $l.35 for the very best.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

We have just opened up an
other fine showing of spring and
summer millinery, styles and
trimmings are the very latest
Then we have a lot of new shapes.
you select your shape and trim.
ming and we will Trim Il Eppp
Evening star., 1922-01-23
FRENCH OFFERING
MARKET FEATURE
Topic of Interest Among
Brokers Today-LocaI
Trading Light.
BY STUART p. WEST.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, January 23.-The
most interesting question before the
bond market today was how the new
$25,000,O00 department Of the Seine
bonds would go in view of the less
favorable sentiment toward French
securities irf general since the new
ministry went into power with lts
extreme nationalistic policy, regard
less of what the outside world be-
lieves is the best interest of Europe.
These bonds are put out at 90h,
almost 8 per cent. Today they were
being allocated to syndicate members
and will be offered to the public to-
morrow.
1t was noteworthy that other French
issues were quite heavy rejecting In
part the political position, and par. lt
the expected competition OF the new
Seine bonds. French City issues
were off half point to point and
the French government 7Rs sold wen
below 95.
Traction bonds had the liveliest ex-
perience of anything in the domestic
market. A sharp rise occurred early
in the day. followed by an almost
equally sharp reaction. The market
for the Interborough es and the IN
terborough Metropolitan 4Rs was
making further response to the optl-
mistic statement of President Hediey'
which was printed on Saturday morn
ing, but the rise proved to have been
rather too rapid. and hence the af-
ternoon recession.
Except for the attention directed
to the per cent Cuba Cane. sugar is
sue, the dealings in industrials were
uninteresting. These bonds rose 3
points from their final price of last
Saturday and then lost part of their
gain. New York Railway refunding
Is certificates were up point.
In the galway section Seaboard
Air Line consolidated 5s advanced al
most a point and the per cent bonds
of the company rose over a haif
point. Atchison general As went up
to around SO. New Haven is dropped
a point.
The syndicate handling the s3,50o.-
900 Porto Allegro. Brazil forty-year
8 Der cent gold bonds. offered at %
and interest, reported the sale of the
entire issue.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
CANADA SEEKS OIL.

MONTREAL, January 23.-Interest
centers in the statement by c. Q.
Stil'man. rae~a ding II prospects in
Canada, designed to impress the ne
cessity of a Canadian source of sup
ply, and this his company is now try
ing to find in the Fort Norman dis-
trict. a,
1--WE are forced to import about ss
per cent of our raw material" he said
'High freights are most important
but in addition we have been heaVily
penalized in the last two years by de-
probation in Canadian exchange;
to pay for our raw material abroad
our expenditure in the last year has
been about $4,O00,000, or an amount
almost equal to that paid out in dlvl-
dends."
Evening star., 1922-01-23
SOARING SUGAR COST HIGH
American Consumers Lost Hun
dreds of Millions, Says Report.

The American sugar consumer has
paid hundreds of millions of dollars
because of early dissolution of sugar
control by previous administration.
according to a statement by the Com
merce Department.
THE world sugar market" the de-
partment said, has followed very
uncertain course during the last two
years. During the years 1913 and
1919 sugar prices and distribution
throughout the world were under
joint control and western hemisphere
sugars were administered through the
sugar equalization board.
THE previous administration de-
cided not to continue the operations
Of this board beyond distribution of
the 1919 crop and Immediately there
after large speculative operations
began with most disastrous results.
whereas during the period of great
stress of war sugar was maintained
at prices that dealt fairly with both
producer and consumer. The control
was obviously dissolved too early in
view of the enormous disturbance to
both production and consumption.
The loss to the American consumer
amounted to several hundred mil
lions of dollars and was inevitably
followed byoa crash which has done
infinite injury to the sugar producers
themselves"
Evening star., 1922-01-23
STUDENT is STABBED.
E. E. Magee Attacked by Uniden.
titled Man on Highway.

While on his way along kIingle
road near Connecticut avenue. last
night Edward E. Mager. sixteen
years old, Central High School stu
dent. residing at 406 Columbia road,
was attacked by an unidentified man
and stabbed in the left shoulder. His
shouts for help frightened off his as
sailant before the latter could rob
him.
The young man had accompanied
Miss Mildred Kidwell, 3110 Woodley
road, to her home. he explained to the
police, and was on his way to the
street car line when he was attacked.
He returned to Miss Kidwelrs house.
received first aid and was taken to
Georgetown University Hospital. He
was not dangerously wounded.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
FUR TRADE Is HEALTHY.

NEW YORK, January 23.-Accoro-
ing to some of the most experienced
men, the fur industry is in as healthy
a condition at present as in many
wears, not even excepting the early
neriod of tn boom. 1t is acknoWl-
edged that the incoming catch of raw
skins will be the largest in some
time, but it is asserted that this VIII
he more than offset by the general
scarcity in this market of both raw
and manufactured furs. The carry.
over of raw skins from 1921 to 1922
was the smallest in a long time:
Small catches of several varieties OF
foreign furs are also told of in re-
ports received from the other side.
The general inclination in the trade
mere is to regard thel present market
as firm but not "bullish."
Evening star., 1922-01-23
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
DRY GOODS MORE ACTIVE
Some Inquiries for Prices for Gray
Cloths,

NEW YORK. January % (Special).-
Trading was little more active in
the cloth markets today than it was
last week. with printers in4uiring
freely concerning prices current for
gray cloths for February and March
delivery. Reports Of a sale of 3Sh-
inch 64x60-inch 5.35-yard southern at
81 Saturday brought out the buyers
today, but the best they could do was
Sss. Some mills were holding for Shs.
Sheetinss were easier, sales of 31-inch
5-yard goods being made at cents.
The large corporation printers have
revised prices downward on fine count
percales, continuing old prices on the
low counts. There was only a scat
tered demand for raw silk, ithprices
unchanged.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
TO TALK FOR CHURCH AID.
T. A. Daily to Lecture in Gonzaga
Hall-Musical Program.

For the benefit of st. Aloysius
Church, T. A. Daily, poet, humorist
deliver lecture on The Poetry of
Business and Vice Versa" in GonZaga
Hall tomorrow evening at SIS o'clock.
The church recently incurred in
debtedness in repairing and renovat-
ing the steam plant which heats the
upper and lower church edifices, the
rectory, the two parochial schools and
Gonzaga College, and the purpose of
the lecture is TO lessen the indebted
ness. A musical program will pfc
cede the lecture. Tickets are on
sale at st. Aloysius' rectory, 19
street northwest
Evening star., 1922-01-23
MAINE sHIPBU1LD1NG DROPS

PORTLAND. January 23.-Gross
tonnage of ships produced in Maine
shipyards during 1921 decreased
$4,000 tons as compared with the out
put for 1920. Statistics show that
slightly over $4,000 tons went down
the ways last year, while in 1920
$4,000 tons were sent over.
While the figures show a large fall
ing off from the peak of the industry
reached in 1919. when 10000 gross
tons were produced. the output is
$4,000 tons above that of the average
pre-war production.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
RAILROAD SUIT DISMISSED
Action of North Dakota Against
c. & N. w. Ruled Out.

The suit of the state of North Dakota
to prohibit the Chicago and Northwest
ern and other railroads in that state
from charging increased rates within
the state was dismissed today by the
Supreme Court. -
The court, in dismissing the proceed
ings, declared that the suit should have
been brought in the United States dis
trict court and that the federal govern
ment should have been made party to
the suit.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
TRAPPERS GET ST. 100000.

SARANAC LAKE. January 23-Fur
buyers in the Adirondacks declare
the present season will be marked by
the largest harvest of pelts on record
with the trappers receiving approxi-
mately $1.500,00O for their catch. In
1919, the banner year until now, when
unusually high prices were paid for
furs, the trappers realized more than
S1.000.000.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
FREDERICK MAY CUT CROP
Solution Seen for Present Low
Prices.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

FREDERICK. Md. January 2s.-
There is possibility that Freder-
ick county farmers, at least those
affiliated with the grange association
of the county, 1000 of them, will con-
slider. reduction of crop acreage as
a partial solution IIa onoSdoti Of the low prices
gers at a recent conference, at which
every grange organization, except
two, Liberty and New Market, were
represented, discussed the .t;t of rop
production costs. They claim that a
shrinkage in the supply = products
produced might. II made effective
dency to "boost prices" In reality
it is a boycott Of the consumer. The
grangers propose to cut down the
size of the crops, hoping that the
lessened supply will be followed by
a greater demand. insuring for the
farmers q greater price for a product,
the production of which was re-
duced in proportion ito the amount
Of acreage chopped off.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
CALLS FINANCE MEETING.
Provides for Discussion
by Department officials.

President Harding has issued a cali
for business meeting on February 3
of heads and assistant heads of de-
partments and establishments. dis
bursting officers and all other officials
of the government who are in .au
thoritative relationship to budget ex-
pendituIes.
other officials called to the meet
ing include directors and assistant
directors, chiefs and assistant chiefs
of bureaus, oudgtt officers and chief
clerks and assistant chief clerks. The
purpose of the meeting is to discuss
the budget situation and economic
governmental measures.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
$4,000, 200 SEAL SEASON.

THE PAS, Manitoba, January "a
With more than a quarter of a mil
lion dollars worth of furs already
marketed here, it is reported that
ceive $2,0O0.000 for the seasons
catch. Encouragement of high prices
for all furs and numerous animals
have drawn about 5000 Indian trap
pers to the trails. The quality of
the furs is reported to be good. Z
Evening star., 1922-01-23
CONFIRMATION DELAYED.
Senator Pomerene Said to Oppose
George w. Upton.

Considerably more delay in Senate
disposal of the nomination of George w.
Upton of Ohio to be a federal trade
commissioner was indicated after a
meeting Saturday Of the Senate inter-
state commerce committee which has
charge Of the subject.
Senator Pomerene. democrat. Ohio.
who was said to oppose Mr.. Upton on
the ground that he was not qualified.
sought and secured an agreement for
further delay in consideration of the
nomination.
have declared that he regarded the
nomination as a political reward, the
nominee being the husband Of Mrs.
Harriet Taylor Upton. prominent re-
publican worker in the last political
campaign.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
selling ehecks-dollar values at noon toda,
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, January 23-Foreign
exchange irregular. Great Britain,
demand, 4.21: cables, 4.21x; sixty-day
bills on banks, Alb France, demand,
s.031k; cables, s.04. Italy, demand.
4.37h; cables, 4.3s. Belgium, demand,
7.69 k cables, 40. Germany, demand,
OATH; cables, 0.48H. Holland, de-
demand. 1854. Sweden, demand, 1885.
Denmark, demand, 1000. Switzerland,
demand, 1910. Spain, demand, 1892.
Greece, demand, 4.32. Argentine, de-
msnd. 34.25. Brazil, demand. 1852.
Montreal, 94H.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Railway general 6s-$5. 900 at
96l2
Capital Traction-oO at 961s, 20 at 98Ia
Washington Gas LightA5 at 80. 6 at so.
Continental TRUST at 9S, 10 at 95.
AFTER CALL.
Money-Call loans, 5a6 per cent.
Evening star., 1922-01-23

A puzzling. feature about color-blind-
ness is that many persons SO afflicted
are experts at matching coiors.
Evening star., 1922-01-23
diRu. LOW. IAh!
Call Money. 6A 8 6la

HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
IL a.m..... 221 400 IL m. go. 352 100
1p.m.. 438 200 2p.m... bl4 600
Evening star., 1922-01-23
BONDS.
Bid and Asked Prices,
MISCELLANEOUS

Riggs Realty s. Qong). ....... 80
Riggs Realty 5s (short). $500. ~
Washington Market IS, 1927, 81
Washington Market IS. 1871. "a
W. II. Cold Storage 5s. ....... 80
Evening star., 1922-01-23
STOCKS.
pJJRLIC JJTTI.TTfES

American Tel. and Telga...,. III ....
Washington Gas ...... 49is 49s
Norfolk and Wash. Steamboat. 1876 49,.
Wash. Rwy. and Elec. conn.,. 81 40
Wash. Rwy. and Elec. pfd 65 G61
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-20
DAVIS NEBUDE KANDIDATEM
VIDAL OBSfRNE PROHLASENf, NEMZ PRAVf,
ZE JEHO PLAN REORCANISACE STATNf VI.ADY
POTKAL Sc USPECHEM

Columbus o.. 49, brezna. - Guv Harry 1. Davis ozna-
mil dnes veter, re nebude kanddatem pro druhou hnu.
Vzdali do soukromeho zivota, pry rodnnych OBJ
chodnch duvodG presveaceni eho amnitrace celkem
reorgansacni plan satn vlady Zvlas pine osvedy P
vi mez nym re dix reorgansaci satn vlady m6sic
zakon jest planos docileno byo pory $20O0000 ze
do roka bude cnt $35000O0 TO pry dokazue od
bonik ez guveer povef aby vysetfl pdsobnos noveho
zakona.
Ia techto okolnos guverner jest toho mneni re neni
treba ably snad zakon hl uchazenim dhou lhGtu
ma pry nemench pochybnos ze vsechno pdde hlad-
ce "a ne admnistrace Atko guverner doznava re "a
kon jmz reorgansace stnch TadG byla provedena
dokonay jest pr velkym zvelebenim mad dv6s chyby,
pokud Sc vyskytnou, daj sc snadno napravti.
Definitivnm oznamenim Davisovym ze nebude uchi-
zet das lhdtu oevfelo pole tenn kdoz rad by zaua
jeho misto cele statni admnstrace Ma prsnn ms6
to puk Carmi A. Thompson Clevelandu nmz bude
satn narodni admnsrace mmo to Jest as pn tucu nyc
kanddatG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-20
MEXIKO BUDE PRY UZNANO.
PRESIDENT HARDING A OREGON v NEUSTALEM
VYJEDNAVANf

Washington, 10. brezna Uznani Obregonovy vlady
Spojenym Staty Jest pokladno administered enom
velmi kratke dolby.
Byo zJisteno made vsechnu pochybnost re president
Harding by pfimem vyednavani te vec presdentem
bregonem re vymenou dopisd doco dorozumen
spornych otazkach Rozchazeji edne Harding
ova admnstrace preje 81 uznn meXcke vady dohodnuti
ohledne americkych pray Mexku jednem dokumentu.
Obregon chce vsak uznan napred poom epe dohodnuti
obchodnho razu.
We skutecnos PRESIDENT Harding Obregon dospel tax
daeko SVEN osobnm vyjednavan ako drv6jN president
Wilson Caranza. Tehdy president Wilson pozadoval se
zaruky nmz Caranza svol nformalne, avsak sby tyo
nebyly nikdy vteleny dohodnu Americka vada uznaa
Caranzu pax marne cekala spneni eho sbu Presi-
dent Harding chce tudz mt forme mluv nezli
uzna vlldu Obregonovu.
Mesto Mexiko, 10. bTezna. President Obregon prav
re vyJednvan mez George T. Summerlnem amerckym di-
plomatckym zatupcem Alberto j. Panm mnistrem zahra-
ncnich veci vzhedem uznani Mexka Spojenym Stay
spelo nanevyse pfznive fase Jest pr dobra vyhdka
tentokrate vyjednavanl skonG uspasn6.
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v POLARNfCH KONCINACH.
VZTYCIL CESTOVATEL VILHJAMUR sTEFANSON
BRITICKOU VLAJkU

New York, l9. bfezna. Bricka vaika vztyGena bya
druzlnou Vysanou Vhamurem Steansonem Wrangeloye
otrove Jednom nedGezitesch poarnch koneinach ez-
to srategicky dominuje severovychodn Sibir.
Prosuly cestovatel nyn doznva kdyz nad prcdstrz
Jeho pate nepoednejsi vypravy byl tez obGane
Spoenych Sat1, dorazia Wrangeuv osrov 81 zr MIMI
leho roku, leJl ucel byl politcky jakoz vedecky
Wrangelnv orov, ktery jest veikosti Jamajky ez
100 mil od severoychodniho pobrez Sbie mil zapadn
od Berngovy dziny p IT, stupn Srkv 1870 supni
Vychodn deky vetsiny jest pokryt prer
tam rovnez hemenove ska n6ktere Mich stop
soke. Take polarni medved tam hoine vyskytuie
70 Jeho obeveni Brity +. 849. Wrangelnv :
srdave obazen Ameri6any Brity vsak die Sefans
okkupaci.
Druzna jez brtickou vaiku vysok6m severn vztyca
pozdsavaa re ttvr beoch ctvf Eskymakn vud
CO. kanad an Vedel jaky by e te kdyz nastoupa
by to Allan Crawford professora Craworda Toronsk
university Americana, vysveuje Stefanson piipoji
prave encm yn dobrodruzstv By rovnez zasv6cen
do ajemstvi, kdyz vyprava pfistaa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-20
STANOVISKO MALE
DOHODY.

Belehrad, Jugoslavia. -1a.
brezna. - Ceskoslovenska, j.
hoslovanska, polska a rumun-
ska vlada docilily zde dohody
ohledn6 spolecneho stanoviska
ma mezinarodni finantni a no.
spodarske konferenci v Janove.
Vlady tyto zadaji, ably z agen-
dy konference vylouceny by
ly vsechny otazky, zamitnute
ma spojenecke konferenci v
Cannesu. a navrhuji, aby do
B6lehradu svolana byla schnze
expertu. kteri by Sc dohodli Q
spolecnych bodech hospodaf-
skych zajmn. ma nichz by Sc
mohli sjednotit Janovs.
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POROTA Sc. NESHODLA.
BYLA DEWITT PROFIT TREM HLASUM PRO ODSOU-
ZENf Pr OBENCHAlNOVE.

Los Angeles 10. brezna = ri. Madaynne Obenchain-
ova, zalovana vrazdu j. Beona Kennedyho mus pod
stoup process podruhe Porota jejm prvnm iGeni bya
propustena dnes veter soudce SdneyN Reevem
ma ze nemdae shodnont a6hoii pc "a hod uvazova-
la peate hlasovaa Vysledek bv vzdyckv steny dev6t
protl rem hlasum uznanl vnnou. Ze m porot6
dive hasovay odsouzen edna pro osvobozen die vy
dreni iednoho porotcd
Pi Obenchanova, oblicejem bledym prepadlyn byll
prvedena do soudn sine 45 soudce
pred tim mel deA poradu ejim hlavnim obhacem prrl-
elm distr1knim navladnm Keyem Hned porota vea
do soudnf sine soudce taza predsedy Franka
eketa advok5a odpocinku Pasadeny, ak bylo haso
vano
Soudce tazal pax kazdeho zdal JEST n6aka
moznost shodnuti rozsudku obdrze ode sech
nou odpoved Po te porou fonane propustl OteFavd
2e pfisti utery bude urcen den druheho procesu.
Ryli jsme devet proti trem cd sameho potatku 2
povedel
) pf1tomnym procesem zapocalo 6. lnora avSak bv
nekokrae odlozen nasledkem onemocnenl poroc svedk
P Obenchainova SVEN svedectw popiraa spika
Arthurem Burchem zavra2den Kennedyho
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GHANDI UZNAN VINNYM.
VUDCE INDICKEHO HNUTf PASSIVNf RESISTEN-
CE POSLAN MA SEST ROKU DO VEZENf

Ahmedabad, Brticka Indie 10. brezna. Tazan byv
soudcem obot, pred tim nez mad MIN vynesen
leteho zaaTe podnecovani vzpoury zdal pznav
ne vsech zalob vznesench n6ho veTenym zaobcem
Mohahdas fhgti passivn ressence odpo-
vedel kladne.
VeTeiny zalobce poukaZoval, re Glanky uvefenovane
Ghandm "Mlade ndi tvofly enom cast kampane veTei
rozsevat nespokoenos ystematcky ochromti vladu
piivoditi tax jeji pad
Po te Ghandi u6inl dlouhe prohasen doznal,
slfen nepokoenosti prot savajici Wade salo neho
mef WASN'T Prav re bere sebe vsechnu zodpov6dnos
vyrznosti Madrasu Bombayi Chaur Chaura dodal
bude pokracovat pra pfpade osvobozen Zdrzo-
vani nas p prvnim poslednim cankem jeho viry
nema nemens ze vue proti keremukoi fenikn neb
osobe kralov6.
Ghandi prav, jest soudn sini, aby podrobi
vySmu restu aky NIUE by ulozen jsou jenom dive
sty otevfeny soudc bud resgnova zda Jest pfe6dcen
zakon ker provade Jest spatny Ghandi Jest nevinen
neb uloz nejv6si tes v6fi cnost Ghandi-ova jest
skodu vefenemu blahu.
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SPOJENECKA KONTROLA
MAD NEMECKEM.

Londyn, Is. brezna. - N.Y.
nejsi mezispojenecka kontrola
v N6mecku eta asi 200 dustoj-
niku a 400 poddustojniku a
muZstva briticke, francouzske
belgicke, japonske a italske ma
rodnosti, kteri jsou rozdeleni
po cele Zemi a maji hlavni
stan Y Berlind. Ma odstranenf
mezispojeneck6 kontroly nelze
pry drive pomysleti, pokud me-
'bude k uspokojeni spojenec-
kych vlad splnen ukol, pro KITE
ry kontrola byla zrizena. We
skere druhy zbrani naboj0,
ktere by byly objeveny aneb
vydany, budou mezispojenec-
kou kontrolou zniceny. Acko-
liv nemecka vlada vydala pry
vsechen valeeny material, ne
ma pry mezispojenecka kon-
trola zadne jistoty tom, co Sc
jeSte skrrva. Konana setreni
isou pry jak moano ddkladna
a prace budou teprve ukonte-
ny az vSechny vlady budou o
tom presvedceny, re Nemec ko
nenl schopno vyslati do pole
voisko, jea by mohlo ohrozitl
nekterou ze sousednich Zemi.
Nyni pry bylo tolik nemeckych
zbrani a naboju ZniGeno, lie v
dobre zpravenych kruzich "a
vlada MAJOR, ae Nemecko neni
ma mnoho let to napadnouti
Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-20
SPOJENECKE PODMfNkY
PRO RUSKO.

I.ondyn, 18. brezna. - Bylo
zde prohlaseno, ze Anglie a
Francie Sc shodly ma nasledu-
jicich podminkach, Ia kterych
Sov6tske Rusko mlze Sc SUI
Gastnit mezinarodni hospodaf-
ske konference v sanove:
/. Uznani predvalecntch i
jintch dluh1 Ruska.
2. Odzbrojeni rude armady.
8. Zrizeni svobodnych pfi-
stavd V Baltickem mofi.
4. Uznani versailleske miro
We smlouvy Sc strany Ruska.
5. Kontrola rusko n4mec-
keho obchodu mezinarodnf ko-
misi.