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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-24
POZNAMkY K SOVJCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

konecne objeven byl ten pra
w vinnik, ienz jest zodpove-
den "a svetovou valku. Objevil
lei gen. Ludendorff a neni jim
nikdo iiny nez mas Uncle Sam,
jenz pry ponoukal spojence, a
by "zacali valku".
We clanku, ktery Ma zadost
redakce napsal pro atlantic
;Monthly', pravi zmineny vo-
Njensky genius Nemecka:
"Premysli-li kdo vice histo
ri svetove valky, neni v po-
chybnostech, ze pocinanim 81
Spojenych Statu, Dohoda citila
Sc povzbuzena zapociti valku
a vedla il, az by koncich A
marika zakrocila We Francii.
Jest to mym peVnym presved-
cenlm cerpam je q nellep-
Slch pramenu, ze pred valkou
"gentlemanske dohodnuti" sta
valo mezi duIezitymi muzi We
F'rancii, Anglii a We Spoj. Sta
tech. Bylo namlreno proti do
mnelemu "VSenemeckemu ne
bezpecl vazalo Spojene Sta
ty zakrociti V pripade valky S
Nemeckem a Rakouskem. Je-
den nemecky diplomat tvrdi,
ze Wilson dospel k temuz do
hodnuti $ Anglii V roce 1913 a
re slibil blahovolnou neutrali-
tu a hojnou Zasobu zbranl a
streliva. Jest ma biledni, ze to-
to dohodnuti ucinilo to mnohem
snazslm pro Dohodu roZhodnou
Il Sc pro valku.
TAX cd sameho potatku val
Ky viada Spoi. Statu nebyla nj
kdy neutralni. kdyz V L. 1914,
pred bitvou ma rece Marne, Wy
skytly Sc hlasy We Francii, lez
zadaly MIR, jisti urednl zastup-
ci Spojenych Statu Y Evrope
prohlasili, re Francie musi W.
drzeti, ponevadz Spojene Sta
ty zakroci V kazdem pripade.
Vysledek bltvy ma Name dovo-
III Jim zustati stranou. Dohoda
q Rusko nacerpaly novou made
il ia porazku N6mecka Ra-
kouska. Mlmo to, propaganda
Dohody We SpoJenych Statech
nerozvlrila jeste nenayist' pro
Ii Nemecku X tomu hylo treba
casu. MeZitlm vlada Spojenych
Statu venON ala Dohode ka2dou
moznou podporu a tax seSillla
Tell ucel pOkfacovatl We valCe.
Vlada svollla ku vsemu, co Do
Eoda uznala IA dobre uciniti
neb nariditl, a zakrocila polka
zde, kdyz Nemecko pokusilc
Sc pretnouti nit zivota Ahglie
jeji obchod -
Timto tonem pokracuje ella
mex dale a vldlme Z toho, re pre-
u SpoJenym Statum, jako pra.
velnu vlnniku. zodpovednemu
IA valku, sVedectvl Sc stale vi.
&c hromadi. Napred cinen by
zodpoveonym Theodore Roose.
welt, pc dve lhuty president
SpoJenych Statu. Ten na svt
ceste ko!en, sveta zastavil Sc \
Berllne a kdyz Vilem ukaza
nu svoJi armadu, tn pry poke
nal mu (Vilemovil na rannent
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kovou armadu, napraskal bych
celemu svetu." Vilem, prostodu
chy dobrak, wal to dooprav-
dy a vysledek je kazdemu
znam.
Nyni pax prichazi gen. Lu-
dendorff Sc svym 'historic-
kym" sv6dectvim, re byly to
Spoj. Staty, jez ponoukaly Do
hodu, ably "zacala valku'. Ma
konec jeste objevi "historik"
Ludendorff, re byly to Spoje-
ne Staty, jez poradily viden-
skym "statnikum', aby posla-
Ii Srbsku ono ultimatum, o
nemz vedeli, re nemuze je pri-
jati a re znamena valku.
Jinym dokladem, re Spoje-
ne Staty cd sameho pocatku
pocitaly Ma zasazeni do valky,
jest Ia Skutecnost, ze byly ma
nj tax "vyborne pripraveny,"
kdyz konecne vypovedely val
ku Nemecku Ma jare 1917!
Dalsi skutecnosti ie, re ge-
neral Ludendorff jest nejenom
slavnym vojevudcem, ale jeSte
slavnejsim historikem.
| x
President Taft mel "sveho'
Ballingefa (sekretare odboru
vnitra), president Wilson ''sve-
| hO' Burlesona (generalniho
postmistra) a p. Harding ma
"sveho" Daughertyho (gene-
ralniho navladniho). Mohlo by
Sc jeSte dodati, re p. Harding
ma jeste ''sveho" Falla (sekre-
tar vnitra) a "sveho" Mellona
(sekretare pokladny) to
ySak je jina historka. Proza-
tim p. Daugherty zastinuje
vSechny ostatnl. Doznavame
zaroVen, ze nenl to Zrovna
vhodne srovnavatl Burlesona S
oneml svrchu jmenovanymi
cleny kablnetu republican
skych presldentu. Pan Burle-
son nebyl vinen re zadnych ne
|peknych praktlk, nybrz ie-
nom toho, re 81 We SVEN ura-
de generalnlho postmistra po-
email asl tax Jako omen prislo-
vecny byk krame nadobim
a prospect Wilsonove admin
straci asl tolik jako Ballinger
Taftovl d Daughertv Hardin.
govl.
kdo ma dobrou pamet
vzpomene 81, re p. Ballinger
jake sekretar vnltra, chtel 20.
castovati Guggenheimovy "a.
Jmy narodnim majetkem &C.
ne mnoha millionu dollarn a
co Sc tyce Daugherty-ho, to pa.
til k udalostem pritomnych
anu, treba ze ony svizele p
| Hardlngova generalniho na.
vladnlho vzaly svuj puvod "a
| admlnlstrace presldenta Tafta
Jednou liz psali jsme 0 tom M
tomto miste.
i Souviselo to uveznenim c
i W.. Morse, zakladatele ledar
4 sk6ho trustu v New Forku {
lod arskeho trustu ma Atlanti
ckem pobfezi. Tento finanen
'Napoleon delsl 81 TAX dlouh,
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Statu, az konecne Stryci Sa-
movi dosla trpelivost a vysle-
dek byl, re Sc ocitl We federal
nj trestnici v Atlante.
Mel tam ztraviti slusnou fa-
du roku, ale neztravil. Ma
sklonku sve lhuty V r. 1913 o.
milostnil jej president Taft,
kdyz mu byla predlozena spou
sta svedectvi Cd lekaru, osetro-
vatelek jinych autorit, re p.
Morse ma pred sebou jenom ne
kolik mesicu, nell dokonce ty-
dnu zivota, a ze by mu melo
byti doprano zemriti donna.
Byl tedy omilostnen stal
Sc S MIN hotovy zazrak. Pan
Morse stal sc opetne povedo-
mou postavou ma Wall Street a
behem valky dovedl Sc tax Gu
plaintiff, re vznesena proti ne
mu a jeho firme zaloba pro o.
sizeni federalni vlady o neko-
lik millionu dollaru ma neja-
kych valecnych kontraktech.
Pan Morse, kratce pred tim,
nez zaloba byla vznesena, ode
iel do Evropy, ale Stryc Sam
povolal jej zpet a jest ma svo-
bod6 pod velkou zarukou, Ja-
koz i jeho diva synove JIM
clenove firmy.
Nuze, nyni vySlo ma jevo, re
byl to D. Daugherty, tehdy adj
vokat V Columbus, O., a dit
verny pritel tehdejsiho senate
ia Hardinga, jenz to vsechno
"sfixovaP, ably Sc ten zname-
nifty muz - G.. w. Morse -
dostal Ma svobodu 2 federalni
! trestnice v Atlanta, Ga.
Kdyz Sc to prvne provalilo,
| p. Daugherty prohlasil, re ne
mel celou tou veci niceho spo.
lecneho a re ackoli Sc zajimal
0 pripad Morsuv, nikdy neobdl
Eel zadneho honorare od zmine
5neho financniho Napoleona -
a tom dopustil Sc jinak vsemi
mastmi mazany Harry M
Daugherty chyby. Kdyby by
fekl, "ano, byl jsem zjednar
jako advokat Ia honorar pracC
vati pro omilostn6ni Morsovo"
mohl byti nyni ma tom lepe. P
Daugherty zaprel vsak vsech
no, jako Petr Krista a co tott
piSeme, nevime dosud, co ma
k recent dopisech S jeho vlas
norucnim podpisem, v nichz S,
S p. Morsem dorozumiyal O po
drobnostech sveho kontraktu
Mel dostati nejenom $4,000
ale jeste $4,000, $1,000 Ma w
lohy a Ike vsemu p. Morse sli
bill dati mu (Daughertymu)
jeho spolecniku Felderov
: 100000 a dale slibil, re z O
bou udela bohace - pomohou
Ii mu ven.
Pan Daugherty ma asi pra'
du Jenom tom, re opravdu o,
Morse niceho nedostal, ackol
ma svobodu mu pomohl. u MOI
sc byly totiz sliby opravd
"chyby'. Ma miste hotovym
chtel platiti nejakymi akciemI
jez osvedcily Sc byti bezcen
nymi a tudiz p. Daugherty u
svoji lidumilnou snahu dozna
Jenom eerneho nevdeku a nyn
nesmrtelne ostudy.
! Co pax asi p. Harding udel
S Daughertym, svym staryr
kamaradem predkonvencnir
"manazerem,' Jenz mu dope
mohl k presidentske nominaci
Hodl Jej pres palubu, jako Jo
nase, ably jej nejaka velryb
spolkla, nebo bude pri ner
loyalne stati?
; Vselicos. = Y prosteiovsker
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II
"Byl, jsem dnes velmi spo-
kojen. Povidal, re uz je Bo-
zenka zdrava a re sem jiz
neprijde.'
81 neverte, svakre," usklib-
la Sc a vytirala zamodrale
mlti Ultra zas. Ten Sc brzy
koutky ust. "Budete no tady
mlyna nespusti.'
"Proc myslite? On je sikov-
| ny lekai. a kdyz rekl, re je ze-
ma zdrava, je to pravda."
"a Wy jste tax blahovy, re
jste veril jemu a zene, re j
neco chybelo? Co Sc ma mne
koukate? Chtela jsem yam
beztoho davno uz rici, abyste
|tomu udelal konec. Je to ostu-
da pro cele pfatelstvo. Povi-
da 81 cele okoll o TOM"
"a co 81 povida?" divil Sc
mlynar.
Gnu, re jste odjakziva do
brak clovek nevidite pro svou
dobrotu, co JIM davno profile
hi. Uz pred mesicem mi po-
lvidala celadka, re je vase ze-
ma zdrava a re by doktora me-
1 potrebovala, kdyby S MIN ne
drzela.'
Posledni slova rekla usecn6
pfitlumenym hlasem strcila
hlavu mezi ramena. Mlynai
otocil po nj chvatne hlavu.
"To snad ne,' povidal, a
| dech Sc n6m zatajil.
"Nu, kdyz ne, tax me-" od-
Isekla posmeSne. "Clovece, O.
tevrte oci podlvejte Sc ma ze-
|nu. Vypada tax nemocna? -
Jen kvete. Stroll Sc, leku ne
tuziVa, ma vas je jako kat vo-
| la po doktorovi, zname takove
nemoci."
| Hodila rukou a zachechtala
se posmesne.
Mlynar jen tiSe vzdychl, ia
ko by sc mu nedostavalo dechu
- stal vyd6Sen, vsecek zhrou-
. cen, a bez ducha.
"To ami nemuze byti. Vzdyt
ona nelze," chytal Sc posledni
nadeje.
"A ptal jste Sc il ma to? Ne
: ptal. TAX vidite. A kdybyste
Sc ptal, tfeba vam zapre. Una
me takov6 panlcky. Mas mlyl
: stal mesta, vSechno to move
: panstvo chodilo k nam ma smt
4 tanu, a co jsem preslechla, ne
/ da Sc povidat. Ale clovek vse
: licos ZaSleehne a nabude zku
: SenoSti. Ones jSem sem Sla ST
zlostl, re sc sama do III dam
Muz mi povidal, abych to ne
!, trpela. w 81 o tom mleci pc
!; vidali, a kde je mas mlyn OF
kotouce! Jake nj mazleni
Vzdyt' neni Z cukrovi. Nestuj
!; tie, cloVece. jake bez duse, ne
stoji VAN "a to. Pojd'te k nj
promluvte S nj hezky ostra ;
; nepujde-li to po dobrem, "a
! cnete po zlem. Takove nesko
I di, dostane-li ma pamatnou ne
co ma zada.'
"Ano, ale mate-li pravdu, j,
! vsemu konec,' rekl uzkostne.
! "Nevidano! Jaky konec? :
Z Neco sc kazdem manzelstv
: semele a nesmi sc to brati nj
)takove lekarnlcke vazky. Uvi
: dite-li, ze jsem mela pravdu
= drzte il hezky zkratka. Ia
! prahnete il do prace, zavret
paradnl saty, a at della de
veckami. Ony il roupy pre-
4 jdou. Pojd'te! Jsem dnes pf
: kurazi, podivame Sc ma tu vas
: vrchnost hned."
v Mimovolne Sci 5 nj. Neslyse
0 mic toho, CO po ceste mu pc
e vidala a Jake zkusenosti m
t vykladala. Jen jedina my
n slenka sc mu stale mihala pre-
: ocima, je-li pravda, co mu sva
!. / krova rekla. On, muz. otrly
; drsny, jenz prozil cely dosava
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at& MOVE RAN0. a3&
Napsa Bohumi Zahradnik-Brodsky.

jineho, re marne doufal. PAX
bude take pravdou, re netyra-
la jej re sve nemoci, ale z ne
chuti prot nemu, re iej chytre
klamala a skryla pred MIN vse-
chino, nae on sam mel jen pra-
vo. Jeji telo, patriot jen jemu,
nepatrilo jen jemu, nepatrilo
We skutecnosti muzi, ale tomu,
ktery pod zaminkou leceni do
domu chodil, a jejz on sam TAX
dutklive zval.
Teprve pokoji mlynafcine
jaksi prohledl. Bozena sedela
V koute svetnice a bylo ma nj
videti, re plakala. Patfila ma
ne jaksi cize, zlostne, nena-
visit.
Zazvorkova il ma pull ust po-
1
zdravila a zadrhuiic 81 pevne
satek pod bradu, ukazala ma
mlynare.
"Svakr jde Sc vas ptati, jak
lie to tim doktorem," povida-
la ostre a pohodila bojovne ra-
meny.
IS jakym doktorem?" kirk
la Bozena a vyskocivsi, posta-
villa sc proti Zavorkove.
"Vsak Wy dobre vite. Jen
nedelejte takovou nevinnou. 0
vasi nevinnosti uz vrabci po
strechach zpivaji. Cely svet
Sc tom smeje, re Violate k sobe
/ doktora, ackoliv jste jake me-
sleek a jen kynete zdravlm.-
Tonik mne sem postal, abych
tom delala konec. Ma toho
smich a ostudu, kan hlavu
strci. Styd'te Sc prec. Tako-
va osoba - nekouka na cest
- nekouka ma muze, ktery il
zahrabal do vSeho a vybere 81
jineho. Proc jste sc tedy vda-
vala? Kdyz jste tax bujna,
delete neco, nezahalejte, ne
ukradejte Pan Bohu cas- a sve-
mu muzi zdravi. Neni vam Sva-
kra Ito? Zustal, chuderka, ia
ko kdyz hrom do neho uderi. ="
Bozena zprvu zadivala Sc ma
nj jako II videnil. Ale pax zble-
dla, sevrela pevne rty a ruce
izatala pesti.
"To on vam rikal, abyste
sem Sla nim?" ptala sc velice
pokojnym hlasem.
!, "Rikal, neiikal, to je jedno.
Je tn sc mnou Vi o vsem.' .
"Kdyz Wy "a neho mluvite,
: povezte mu, re je mi protivny
iako peklo. Proklinam tn chvi-
, Ii, kdy jsem 81 ho vzala. A kdy
bych dnes mohla mu neco ude-
: lati, co by jej hodne mrzelo, u
delala bych mu hned. At 81
uz w, nebo cely svet mn6
mysli, co chce. Ale to YAM po-
: vidam, panu doktoru date po-
: koj. Ten je lepsi nez Wy vsi-
chni, kdyby byl chtel, chodil
| by k nam stale. K vuli tomuhle
: cloveku me dnes pokoril, re
-iisem plakala, a Wy sc zepteJte
: Tonika, plakala-i jsem nekdy
donna. On ie nevinen, ale id
> sc yam zpovidati nebudu, &C
isem chtela co 81 myslim.'
: "Hezky, tuze hezky," vyjela
/ mlada zena, podrazdena pohr-
I davou odpovedl Bozeninou. Je2
: III otevrene mluvila a neJevi-
la zadneho prekvapenl a Ito
: sti. TAX Wy byste byla radai
: neco provadela, nae lide pllJl
: protoze ten, koho jste 81 W.
: brala, nechtel, proto jste byla
i hodna. Krasne mluvite, Jen &C
i je pravda. A o SVEN muzi po'
vidate pekne veci. Tady bude
| nejlepe, budete-li mlti, svakfl-
: cku, poradnou hull. Ia bude
/ lepsi nez vsecka slova.'
: "Co jste to rekla?' vzkrlkla
| Bozena rozvasnena. Chytlla
: Zavorkovou u krku zalomco.
a vala il. "Ty nicemo, takhle
: budes mluvit V mem dome?
10
Evening star., 1922-11-24
REV. J. M. NOURSE DIES
IN WESTMINSTER. ND.
Presbyterian Minister, Member of
Masonic Fraternity, Succumbs
at Daughters Home.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va. November "a
Especially. - Rev. James Michael
Nourse, retired Presbyterian minis
ter. died suddenly yesterday afternoon
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs
]. +. Myers. Westminster. Nd, at the
age of eighty-two years. His funeral
will take place at 2 o'clock Sunday
afternoon in Westminster. and a dele
cation of members of Alexandria
Washington Lodge of Masons of this
city, Of which he was chaplain, will
attend.
Five years ago, owing to the in
f1rmities incident to his advanced
years. Rev. Dr. Nourse retired from
active participation in ministerial af.
fairs; His last charge was at Vienna.
Va. He spent most Of his time in this
city with his daughter Mrs. Hattie N.
Brockett, and with Mrs. Myers, his
daughter, in Westminster. Md.
The deceased is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. Hattie N.
Brockett Alexandria; Mrs J. +.
Myers, Westminster, Md; Mrs. J. S.
Myers. Westminster, Md, and Clarence
Nourse. Manassas, Va.
Nourse of Washington, d. c., and Mrs.
sssrah North, Germantown, Pa. He
graduated from Lafayette College.
Easton, Md, in 1862, and from Prince
ton Theological Seminary in 1865. and
in 1865 he married Miss Sarah FRAY ces
Blackman, who died about five years
ago.
Rev. Mr.. Nourse was chaplain of the
Sons Of the American Revorution,
Lodge Of Masons, No. %: Mount YER
non Chapter. No. IA. Royal Arch Ma
sons, and chaplain of the Masonic
lodge at Westminster
Evening star., 1922-11-24

Clarence Whitman Osgood, we'll
known newspaper man and manager
Of the publicity of keiths Theater
of this city. died this morning at 1870
o'clock at Garfield Hospital, where
he was taken yesterday morning. Mr..
Osgood had been i'll for the past
month. He was a native of Wash
ington and was fifty-seven years old
He was the son of James Blake Os-
good and Corlelia Upham Osgood. HIS
father served a number of years as
deputy auditor of the United States
Treasury.
The funeral services will be held
at the residence of his sister. Mrs.
William H. Holmes. 1854 Belmont
street northwest, tomorrow af ernoon
at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. DR.. Dudley, rec
tor of ST. Stephens Episcopal Church.
officiating. The interment Will be
private in public vault in Rock
Creek cemetery until a private vault
is constructed.
Whitman Osgood. as he was famliarly
known to his friends. was educated in
this city by private tutors and in
private schools. He completed his
education in old Columbia College,
now George Washington University,
and later obtained the degree Of
bachelor of law He was admitted
to the bar of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia and the Dis
trict of Columbia Court of Appeals
He did not practice law, however.
and after leaving college he took
up newspaper writing and dramatic
criticism.
He was city editor of the old Wash
ington Times when that paper was
owned and operated by a cooperative e
organization made up of printers and
other newspaper men of the city.
Later he was connected with the
Washington Post and his last active
newspaper work was on the staff of
The Evening Star. where he remained
number of years.
Mr.. Osgood during the days that
Chase's Theater was operating was
the publicity man. When the Keith
interests took over the Chase Theater
Mr.. Osgood continued with the new
work until his death. He was the
principal owner and president of the
Washington Printing Company. at 730
18th street northwest. Early in his
life Mr.. Osgood was at the head of
the vital statistics of the United
States census. He had travelled ex-
tensively and at one time had a
theatrical company on the road. He
was a member of the National Press
Club.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Thalia Perry Osgood, and a son and
daughter by his first wife, ], w. Os-
good OF New York city. and Mrs Rose z.
Brilliant of California. He was mar
ried to his second wife a few months
ago. In addition to his wife and son
and daughter he is survived by three
sisters, Mrs. William H.. Holmes, Mrs,
Clarence Eccleston Clifton of this
city. and Mrs. Walter H Pumphrey and
William ]. Osgood, brother, of Chi
cago.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
FATHER OF rs ARRESTED.

MOBILE. Ala, November 24.-Wn-
liam Gadson, a negro. brought to Mo-
bile last night from ,Cullomberg.
Washington county. Ala. ard locked
up on a charge of attempting to use
the mails to defraud. declared he was
the father of twenty-five child, en-.
twenty-three of whom are living.
Gadson said that he was twice mar
ried The man is he'd in jail pending
trial before a federal commissioner.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
9n M emorlam.

BoTELER. In sad but loving remembrance of
\ our darling little granddaughter. MARY
BOTELER, who so suddenly passed away
five years ago today, November "a. 1917.
Oft from our hearts comes the bitter cry,
Why, oh why, did our little Mary die?
Then comes the answer SO soothing and
sweet.
Your Mary is not dead. but only asleep.
GRANDMOTHER AND GRANDFATHER
B0TEI.ER.
BoTELER. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our darling daughter. MARY f. BUTELER.
who departed this life five years ago today.
November "a 1917.
The moonlight stars are beaming
Upun silent grave,
Where sleeps. without dreaming,
The one could not save.
Heaven retaineth now the treasure,
Earth the lonely casket keeps,
And the sunbeams love to lin.er
Where our dear Mary sleeps.
LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
WOMAN FLYER HERE.
Boiling Field Officers Entertain.
Miss Lillian datlin.

Miss Lillian Gatlin. the first woman
! to fly across the continent from San
Francisco to New York. was shortly
before noon today presented with the
key to Boiling Field by the officers
at that station.
After the brief ceremony she was
Informally entertained and escorted
about the field. where points of in
terest were pointed out to her.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
CARDS of Tbanks.

NALLEY. We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and heartfelt appreciation to our
frienGs, the lodges and undertakers for
their kind sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the death of our bel wed husband
and father THOMAS II. NALLEY.
TIE FAMILY.
THOMAS. We wish To thank many
friends n:d relatives for the kindness, sym
pathy and floral offerings at the death Of
our dear mother. SARAH L. THOMAS.
TIE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
LOST.

CASE, leather. initiated "F. r.
g." Return to 9O9 Monroe st. NV. So re-
Evening star., 1922-11-24
U. S. Ex-DIPL0MAT DIES.
Harry S. Dickey, Former Attache,
Expires in Ohio.

YOUNGSTOWN Ohio. November "a.
Harry S. Dickey. sixty-two years
old, former attache of the United
States diplomatic corps, died at his
home here yesterday. During the
first Wilson administration Mr.
Dickey represented the State Depart
ment on a mission to Santo Domingo.
He formerly lived in South Bend.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
ASSIGNED TO PORTO RICO,

Lieut.. Charles T. Hull of the office
of naval communications, Navy De-
partment. has been detailed as dis
trict communications superintendent
at San Juan, P. r.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
FOUND.

er may get same by calling On c. NJ Comp.
ton, 447 Senate Office bldg, and describing
pocketbOok and contents. 24s
The Colorado statesman., 1922-06-10
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.
22OS.

Whereas. Louis j; Gasser. by deed Of
trust, dated the 2Srd day, of, April,
1921. which is recorded in book 9315,
of the Clerk and Recorder of the City
and County of Denver, Colorado. duly
conveyed to the Public Trustee in and
for the City and County of Denver.
Colorado, the following described real
estate in the City and County of Den
yer, Colorado. to-wit: Lot numbered
eleven CID. in block numbered three
90, in Summers Addition to Denver
together with all improvements there
on. which deed of trust was made to
sorry notes of even date with said deed
of trust, for the sum of twenty-eight
hundred ($2SOO.O0) dollars. payable to
monthly after the date thereof. with
interest thereon at eight per cent per
annum until paid. interest payable
forth in said deed of trust, reference
to which is hereby made for greater
certainty; and.
Whereas. The said Louis ]. Gasser.
and all persons claiming by, through
or under him. having defaulted in the
payment of all of said notes and all
interest thereon and in the payment
of $4,000 interest on the Indebtedness
secured by the first trust deed on the
same premises, and in the payment of
taxes for the year 1921. and the legal
holder of said notes, having elected on
account of said default to declare said
notes unpaid. due and payable;
quest of A. Segel and I. Melman. the
legal holders of said notes. pursuant to
law, I, the undersigned Public Trustee
in and for the City and County of Dem
yer. Colorado, do hereby give notice
that I will, at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922.
at the fremont street front door of
the Court House, in the City and County
of Denver, Colorado sell at public auc-
tion. to the highest and best bidder
for cash.. the. said described premises:
and all the right, title and interest of
the said Louis ]. Gasser. his heirs and
assigns therein. for the purpose of pay
ing the indebtedness secured by said
deed of trust, and the cost and ex-
penses of executing this trust, and will
deliver to the purchaser certificate
of sale as provided by law.
Dated at Denver. Colorado, May IT.
1922.
EDWARD NJ. SABIN.
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County of Denver. Colorado
First publication, May 20. 1922.
Last publication. June II. 1922.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-06-10
Indicts 81 Ku klux Klan.

Los Angeles.-Three high officials
and thirty-four alleged members of the
Ku Klux Klan were indicted by the
Los Angeles county grand jury recent
ly on five counts of felony charges in
connection with a raid at lnglewood,
near Los Angeles, on April % last. The
khan officers were William 5. Coburn,
grand goblin of the Pacific domain
and supreme attorney of the order; G.
w. Price, king kleagle for the state of
California, and N. A. Baker, kleagle or
organizer for the county of Los An
geles.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-06-10
villa Franco Death List Drops.

Buenos Aires.-Discovery of addi-
tional survivors from the wreck of the
steamship Villa Franca on the Parana
river has brought the estimated death
list from eighty to thirty-four, accord
ing to advices to La Naclon. Among
the survivors were Prof. r. w. KEN
merer of Princeton University and his
family. Dr. Kemmerer is investigating
South American financial conditions
for the United States government.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-06-10
Eight Hours Every Day "Freshies."

Springfield, Ohio.-"A definite eight
hour day every day for every student"
was the somewhat unusual program
outlined for future students at Witten-
berg College in an announcement
made at the seventy-sixth annual com
mencement exercises by President
Reese Edgar Tullos. No time clocks
or monitors would be used, President
Tullos said, standards being prescribed
that will require students to work al
least eight hours.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-06-10

Five rooms, modern except furnace,
in very best repair. Price 5000; $500
down, payments $40 month. A deed to
tine property clear of you die inside of
five years. Call Greer, Main 1929.