davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-08-15

The chairman of it's board of directors
is Benjamin n. Smythe. formerly vice
president of the Liberty National Bank.
Il. II. Goodell, president OF the new Arm,
was associated with r. II. Goodell & Co.
while II. l.. Crowley OF the firm OF
Far2ham, Brandt & Crowley. Industrial
engineers. is vice president. c. a. Cul-
yer and C. II. Gray. for years vice.
president and director, respectively, OF
Cluett, Peabody & Co, are on the board.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. 14.-Trading was quiet on
the Stock Exchange to-day. Gilt edre SEE
curltiee and British industriais were steady,
while oi shares were firm. Quotations were
as follows:
Bar silver, 34ikd. per ounce.
Bar gold, 92s. I'D.
Money, 1A per cent.
Discount Rates-Short and three months
bills. 3-16 and 2h per cent.
Two and a half per cent. consols. 5sN.
british . per cent. loan, f00n.
British. ~ per cent loan, %.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
BOND FIRM ORGANIZED.
Goodell, Willis & Co. to Specialize
I'm Mortgage Issues.

"The firm of Goodell Willis & Co. Inc.
with offices at 80 East Forty-second
street, has completed its organization
and soon will offer it's first issue of
mortgage bonds. in which field ii plans
to specialize.
The new firm succeeds r. II. Goodell
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.

PENNSYLVANIA OIL.
OH, CITY. pR., Aug. iA.--Credit balances,
~ n'Wa CO. average. hi.2i9. Ship
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
$7,O0OOOO
United States Rubber Company
First and Refunding Mortgage so Bonds, Series "A"
Due January /, 1947

fully
""""'"""
ofue ale ftB Bon are
Notes redemption
reduction offs h
dndng gN1rgaeB
crbypedeu rtn FntaRd NI . md riga @ % ~ o
oys2
ding Mortgage
efohe axnoh Jun
Heperd after interest,"
eaala ud % he
OOoSr nd
03ad
NGe
hmaybed d h
.72%
PAYMENT for sdemN m
,.,a, Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Sh@"o"""H '''"
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
crrARINc HOUSE STATEMENT.
SILVER MARKET.

CLEARING House exchanges, 1892 poo, 900.
halances $50 500 600
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28

REX X. LATHAM, sec'y.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Know ThvseIf.

If you want to know whether
you have a soul worth while,
that is if you are a Christian in
truth and not one in name only,
then, some day put yourself to
the answer by standing on a
corner of your towns busiest
thoroughfare for only half an
hour. Closely study the faces
of the passing crowd. You will
be surprised to find so few wear
ing an expression Of satisfac-
ton, of contentment, or of the
calmness of a quiet soul and
mind. You win see happiness
only on the faces of little chill
dren skipping past joyously.
The gravity, the questioning,
unease Of life, the heavy marks
of care and sorrow are set upon
all in some degree of heaviness
ranging from fret to near DESC
lation. AS you stand and look
into faces of men and women so
-
if your soul awakens to a reali-
cation of what it means that
men are born to sorrow as the
sparks to fly upward" and you
find born within a flame of pity,
with the urgent wish to help,
to do what you can to lift the
shadow over your fellowmen,
then, know that the seed of a
perfect charity is planted with
you there to grow-that you are
in truth a Christian.
IS. A. M.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
NOT H ONLY N
There Are Other Lexington PeO-
pie Similarly Situated.


Nathan Talbot, 1910 Rail
road St., Lexington, says: my
kidneys were in very bad condi-
ton. Many days after doing
hard work my back would ache
so l could hardly walk. If l
stopped over, sharp pains would
shoot up and down my back. l
felt weak and lame and often
had dull pains in my head when
everything would seem to be
jumping up and down before
me. My kidneys acted irregular
ly and the secretions were pain
full in passage and contained
sediment. l heard of Doan's
Kidney Pills and got a few box
es at Marshall's Drug Store.
They entirely cured me Of all
the trouble. Doan's is certainly
a fine remedy"
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Equal Though Unlike.

In reality there can be no con-
fict of the sexes, they supple
ment each other in a way to
make a perfect whole. Woman's
cause is mans also. This can
not be changed, being CAS- it was
in the beginning, is now, and
ever shall be-" Woman's uplift
is mans also, they rise together
as woman's debasement is mans
also. They rise or sink togeth-
er always. Whatever uplifts and
enriches one sex equally advanc-
es and benefits the other.
GAS unto the bow the cord is 50 is
woman unto man.
Though she draws him, yet she fol-
lows him;
Though she bends him, yet she obeys
him:
Useless one without the other"
IS. A. NJ.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Raj Fstatn Tranefers.

Deeds filed in the Recorders
office at Lexington, Mo, week
ending Saturday, July %, 1922.
Compiled by Lafayette County
Abstract Co., Lexington, Mo.
Abstracts and Farm Loans.
John H. Cordes decd. to Fred
inand G. Frerking Admr Deed
$s4, 99S.70 SW Sc 32-49-24.
Eta Tennis to Arlie Mansell
w D $1.OO N.Y. lot 8 Blk 10 Ma
'poleon.
R. A. Wilson decd. to Kate S.
Wilson A D S1252.60 lot 2 Blk
II Southside Add Lexington.
Owen Key ct al to Richard
Lockhart w D $3.50 part W Sc
.6-5O-27.
Geo. F. Shippy and wife to
Geo. M. Shippy W D $1.OO part
SW 5-2O-27.
Articles of Incorporation Of
the Concordia Farmers Cooper
alive Co. Capital stock $10,-
900.
Wesley A. Feith and wife to
'Chas H. Gladish and wife w D
$1.OO lot l and N1a lot 2 Blk
d Higginsville.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
STOCKHOLDERS \

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing of the stockholders Of Wentworth
Military, Scientific and Literary Edu-
c~ational Company, will be held at
the office Of the company in Went
worth Military Academy building in
the City Of Lexington, in Lafayette
County Missouri, on Tuesday the
18th day Of August, 1922, at the hour
OF nine o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day for the election of directors
for said company and for the trans
action Of such other business as may
come before said meeting.
SANFORD SELLERS,
President.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry bankers
went to Kansas City Sunday ev-
ening for a few days visit with
relatives.
Richard Cavanaugh of Kansas
City, spent Sunday here with
relatives.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28

Liberty Bonds, which now are
above par, at Market Value in
payment for above named stock.
Lafayette Telephone Co
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28

so Cumulative Preferred Stock
Your Liberty Bonds pay you,
at best, Az. Our Preferred
Stock win pay you go. We take
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-07-28
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHERAS
GAS ORIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Holleron
Jr., returned Sunday morning
from a weeks outing in the O.
zarks.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
ECONOMY PLANNED
 IN BRITISH ISLES
One Recommendation Calls for Co., ordination of Army, Navy and Air
 Forces Under One Head.

London, Feb. 10.--(Ry Associated Press. )--Coordination of the British army. navy and air forces under a ministry of defense Is advocated in the report of the economy committee headed by Sir Eric Geddes issued to- day
 The committe also recommends of 35.oo0 men and a cut in the naval estimates for next year from s1 ,o00,- 900 pounds to 60.0oo, ,o00 pounds, ex- elusive of any saving brought about through the ten year naval holiday agreed upon at Washington.
 Reduction of 50,O0O men in the army, together with cut in the army
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

thing God wants us 10 learn ia to use our gray matter to protect ourselves the best we can, All the natural, physical and spiritual laws are sim- ply Gods way of doing things,
 The Beacon Light
 We know God Is against wicked. ness He Is so much against drunk enncss that he has hung out red light on every irunkard's face so that we won't run Into him. He ought to have made 1t red flag, He did put q red flag on some drunkards faces. Look at the disease that's eating out the lives Of some sinners. That shows that God Is against sin. But he didn't send the disease as divine punishment, the disease came as a di- rect violation of natures laws,
 Plague Causes
 ''If you shove your arm Into an electric current and get burned, you can't say God burned you as divine punish hment You burned yourself, One time there was a plague In n dying with the cholera. They met and decided to pray and fast for q day. hoping God would take away the plague A certain lord nearly lost his head when he wrote them a let ter and said You can pray and fast until doomsday, and it won't do you any good unless you get to work and clean up your city. The germs of cholera are breeding in your garbage cans God didn't send that plague because the people were sinners, He sent it because they were dirty
 God sends disaster only when we have broken one Of natures laws.
 Future Rewards
 ''I don't think God ever sent any one to hell. don't think he ever will. He put mo here 10 go according 10 my own judgment. It doesn't make any difference if I believe in hell here or somewhere else. or a heaven here or somewhere else God has surrounded hell with 10 rail fence the 1n commandments. and if you deliberately take the pace that lands you in an eternal hell or an eternal heaven, who sends you. yourself or God?"
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
800 TAKE PART IN
 BIG ICE CARNIVAL
First Event of Its Kind In City His tory, Staged at Pilz-Rhodes
 Rink, Big Success

More than 800 skaters took part In the skating carnival and masquerade on the pilz-Rhodes ice skating rink on Shuttle Meadow avenue last night, the big feature Of which was d grand march several hundred yards long, The lines moved to the strains Of Gross band orchestra. The event was far the greatest success of the numerous Innovations introduced by Director A, N. Pilz this season, and he has made announcement that 1t will be repeated next Thursday night
 There was a slight furry of snow throughout the evening, but this did not in any way dampen the enthus- iasm Of the skaters. The ice had been planed, making an exceptionally glossy surface.
 Awards of s2.bo in gold were made to Miss Helen Lynch and Victor Ehrle for the best girls and boys costume, respectively. For the most appropriately attired couple. w. J.. Schultz and Evelyn Barrett were awarded prizes. The judges of events were George Bayer Paul Schneider, Victor Smith. William Force and Frank English.
 Director Pilz has arranged for two games of ice hockey tomorrow after noon to settle the city championship. The Mohawks and the South Ends, each of which has won three and lost one game will meet at 2:30, followed by the Annex-Nigger Hill game. The snow was removed from the ice to- day, placing the rink in top-top shape.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
DISASTERS DUE TO
 NATURAL CAUSES
Great CataslrOphes Are Not Di- vine Punishment for WiCkedneSS

National disasters are not divine pnnishments, according to tho ad- dress delivered by Rev, John l.. Davis 10 the John l.. Davis bible class at the Y. NJ C. A. las, evening. but are the direct result Of violations of some law of nature.
 There were l6d men present al the supper and meeting. an increase of 3 over last week and the largest number Inc class yet has seen. Among those at the speakers table was Rev A. B. Taylor, of the Peoples church.
 Compliments "Y" Stan
 Rev. Mir, Davis opened his talk by paying a tribute to C. II, Barnes, general secretary Of the Y. M c. Az and his staff of assistants for their cooperation and said he never met finer bunch of men.
 Referring to statement made in last evenings Herald, which was questioned by number of men pres ent, that the Everyman's Bible class has 300 members. he said he was present when q Herald representative obtained those figures from the class secretary and could vouch for their  accuracy,
 Natural Causes
 Taking as his text the question, Are National Disasters Divine Pun ishment." the minister took the atti- tude that national disa sters are sim ply unavoidable laws of nature and are not divine means of revenge for wickedness. He cited the story of Job to show that misfortunes and suffer- ings are visited upon the good and bad alike. Speaking of some men who were killed in Christ's time by the falling of q tower. he said Christ said tbe men were not killed because they were sinners above others, but because they were in the way of the tower when il fell. The lesson to the reople from that accident was to keep out of the way of falling towers.
 Error of All.
 "The fundamental error of Chris tians and atheists alike.' said the minister" is that they have failed to realize the divineness of the natural and the naturalness Of the divine. DO not think of a universe that runs S65 days with God. If God left this
 
 10 pieces. God was described as being to the universe what the spirit is to the body Speaking of the San Francisco earthquake as thought to he a divine | punishment. he continued ''They said many San Francisco people were more wicked than the rest of ,ls. That's | where they were wrong. If that were the case that earthquake might have happened in the middle section, in the south or east,
 Stay Away From Danger '"The earthquake came to San Francisco Earthquakes are natura there The lesson to learn from that is. If you don't want 10 be in an earthquake, don't go to San Francisco. Ii you move 10 Oklahoma, God won't stay the cyclones just because you are there,
 National disasters arc Gods way of educating the human race. The 1
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
GETS MORPHINE BY RISE.

Greenwich. Feb. 10.--William Fo- shay of NeWburgh. N, Y., early yes terday telephoned the Greenwich hospital he was physician and was sending a shell-shocked man for mor- phine treatment. He then obtained the drug on the preteXt he was the patient He was sentenced 10 the Bridgeport jail for thirty days on charges of intoxication and breach of the peace.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
RICHARD GETS DECISION.

Washington, Feb. lo.--The appel late division of the supreme court to- day reversed a supreme court order naming receivers for Tex Rickard the Madison Square Garden corporation and the Madison Square Garden Sporting Club, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

estimates of 20,nOo. .O0o pounds,
 A cut of 5000. OoO pounds in the air service estimates and reduction by sA Of the air squadrons allotted to
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

the navy and army,
 The committee favors trimming the education estimates by l6,OO0,O00 pounds,
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

National disasters arc Gods way of educating the human race. The
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
IS HoDIN We vzDUCHU.
Diva arm8dni letci prekonali
vsechny dosavadni rekordy.

San Diego, CAL, 6. rijna. -
Porucici John A. Macready a
Oakley Kelly, kteri vznaseli Sc
mad San Diegem cd $3.50 vce-
ra rano We velikem jednoplos-
niku T-2 snesli Sc ma Rockwell
letisti v 5:11 dnes odpoledne,
prekonavse vsechny dosavadnf
rekordy We stalem letu We stro-
.jich tezsich vzduchu.
Armadni letci byli We vzdu-
chu 35 hodin osmnact minut a
tricet vtefin.
Macready a Kelly ohlasili v
depesi, kterou svrhli dold dnes
odpoledne, ze mali dosti gaso-
linu a oleje, ze mohli by setr-
vati v letu az pozde do noci,
ale ably vyhnuli Sc nebezpeci,
re veliky stroj mohl by byti po
skozen pfi nocnim sestupu, 3D.
hodlali Sc snesti sc k zemi pred
vecerem.
Umyslem zmln9hych ddstoj-
Mkt bylo doleteti bez zastav-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
co NASLI v LESE NASI
HOUBAkI.

Krajane Jan Stepka, 4O74
vych. 1877. ul. a Josef Stipek,
12509 Angelus ave. vysli 81
vcera ma houby do zalesnene-
no traktu u cest Bradley Jen-
nings v jihozapadni casti Gle
velandu, ale misto vaclavek
nalezli visici telo obesence, v
nemz poznan 59-lety John Set-
zer, 1884 Scranton rd, staveb-
nj kontraktor, jenz byl svoji
rodinou pohresovan jiz cd S.
cervence. Oba krajane ucimili
O prisernem nalezu ornament
a mrvola dopravena do okres-
nj marnice, kde zoufaly sebe-
vrah zjisten byl pozdeji bra
trem Benem Selzerem, vypo-
mocnym marsalem v Parma
township die nekterych MALE
zenych veci v kapsach mrtvo-
ly, jez byla arci jiz jinak k ne
poznani zmenena.
Seller zanechava zde vdovu
a dive ditky. z domova odesel
DO navalu nervove choroby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
AMERIKA PROHRALA.

Washington, 6. rijna. Mezi-
narodni soud vHaagu prave Wy
dial rozhodhuti We prospech
Norvezska ma narok $17,000,-
900 proti Spojenym Statim "a
lodi zabavene v americkych
pristavech behem valky. Ame-
ricka vlada nabizela vyrovnati
Sc $3,000,0O0. Spojene Staty "a
stupoval pred mezinarodnlm
soudem George H. Sutherland,
jmenovany onehdy presiden-
tenn Hardingem "a prisediciho
nejvyssiho soudu Spojenych Sta
til.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
PRVNf VYSLECH JEDNOHO
z LEKARU, KTERf NELL
SIDITI STAT.

/, DIR. w. E. Sampliner, zdej-
III vl&kaks.1688 xych. .91~sul~ ps-
piral "a vcerejsiho federalnl-
no vyslechu, re by byl uzival
posty k podvodnym uceldm,
tim, re statni prdmyslove ko-
misi postal dcty a take priji-
NAL penize "a leceni delnictva
pri urazech, ktere ale nikdy
nekonal.
Vyslychan byl komisarem
Spoj. Statd o. J. Zinnerem a
propulsion po slozeni zaruky
$4,000 ma svobodu. Vyslech
druhy konan bude v patek.
Zatcen byl vcera a podobne Sc
stalo i dr.. j. A. Carnesovi v
Massillon, O., jenz zatcen do
poledne a dopraven do Canto-
nu k vyslechu podobnemu.
PrOhlaSOval sc "a nevinna u
podobne jako SAMPLER propu-
stem po slozeni kauce $1,000.
Oba sc ohrazuji proti nartent
velice horlive, ale urady 81 pre-
il vysvetleni, zda "a vybra-
nych as 100000 "a poslednI
tri roxy opravdu take statu po
SlOuzili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
ODVOLANf KOMUNISTt
ODMRSTENO.

Chicago, 6. rijna. William
Bross, milionar-komunista a de
vatenact jeho spoluclend. bylo
odmrSteno jejich odvolanim
k nejvyssimu soudu statnimu z
rozsudku nizSi instance. Byli cd
souzeni do zalare cd jednoho
do peti rokd a k zaplaceni po-
kuty cd $1,000 do $4,000 pro
spiknutf, jehoz dcelem pry by
10 svrzeni pritomne vlady Spo-
jenyh StatI a nahrazeni il So
v6tskym systemem. Komuni-
ste Sc odvolaji k nejvyssimu
soudu Spojenych StatG z toho
ddvodu, re jejich odsouzeni by
10 protiustavni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
SMRT NASLEDKEM ROZ-
PUSTILOSTI.
Jiny hoch zranen smrtelne
automobilem.

Ctyri hosi vynasli 81 podiv-
nou zabavu. Vyskakovali ma
nakladni vlak drahy New York
Central ma Babbit rd. a jeden
z Mich, 15lety G. M. Gaylord
897 vych. lac. ul. Euclid Viii
lage spadl pod kola, ktera mu
odfizla pravou nohu. Zprvu
Sc domnivali lekari noting
hamske nemocnice, kan hoch
byl dopraven, ze Sc podari "a
chraniti jej pfi zivote, ale stav
pacientuv Sc zacal horsiti az
rane svoji podlehl.
Ma vych. 10. ul. a Payne ave.
nalezen byl v bezvedomi 12-le-
ty James Irvine. 1477 vych.
l8. ul., ktery prejet byl au-
tenn. Jiny autoista dovezl no.
cha do Charity nemocnice, kde
az do vecera lezel bezvedo-
mi a nepoznan. Hoch sotva
pry tezka zran6ni prezije. u
fady pripad vysetruji. Ma SOU
dnim kalendari jest celkem
112 zalob pro rychlou jizdu, z
nichz bylo vcera municipalnim
soudem odsouzeno II provinil-
cG k vezehskym trestlm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07

Carihrad, 6. rijna. Ackoli
zadne definitivni zpravy neby-
ly obdrzeny z Mudanie, kde
spojenecti zastupci obnovili Wy
jednavani ma konferenci Sc "a
stupci tureckych nacionalistd,
optimisticka nalada siri Sc me-
ri diplomaty zde, re Sc dospe
je k uspokojivemu dorozume-
nj.
Tento pocit prevlada pres to,
ze Kemalovci vydali dnes ulti-
matum spoiencGm, v nemz po-
zaduji jejich souhlas turec-
kou okkupaci Thrakie a prede
sic odmitnuti Kemalovci navr-
hppa-xyslani spojeneckeho vol
ska a zrizeni spojenecke kon-
trohi..komise We zminene pro-
viHcks
Ultimatum, tykajici Sc wy
klizeni Thrakie nejprve poza-
dovalo odpoved' do pull treti cd
poledne. Pozdeji lhuta byla
prodlouzena do 6:3O vecer a je
ste pozd6ji do 8 hodin. Mezi-
tim spojenecti generalove Wy
pluli do Mudanie.
Depese obdrzene b6hem dne
z Londyna a Parize zdaji Sc ma
-sv6dtevati, sksTviasly briticir<rn =
francouzska vyhledavaji pidu
pro dohodnuti, ma niz by celit;
mohli tureckym delegation sic
dnocenou frontou. Mineni pre-
vladajici mezi Brity zde bylo
tlumoceno jednim stabnim dI-
stojnikem, jak nasleduje:
"My osvedcili jsme ochotu
dospeti ku kazdemu cestnemu
dorozumeni, jez by zabranilo
roztrzce. Zdali nase smirlive
navrhy nejsou prijatelny nebo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
Fascist VLADNOU v ITA.
LII.

Rim, 6. rijna. Clenov6 fasci-
std (krajnich nacionalist1) i,
kteri zmocnili Sc Trentina, pre-
wall formalne sprawl one pro-
vincie. Vlada fascistI byla zri-
zena v Tridentu a guverner a
mestska rada donuceni k resig
naci. Ozbrojeni fasciste patro-
luji celou krajinu. Poslanec
Mussolini, mluvci fascistd We
snemovne, pozaduje konani vse
obecnych voleb nejdele ma po
pocatku prosince. Pravil, ze ne
rozpusti-li vlada pfitomnou sne
movnu poslaneckou, "fasciste
vezmou veci do svych vlastnich
rukOu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
"a $75O,O0O LIHOVIN
ZABAVENO.
PrOhibicni zfizenci v New
Yorku pfisli ma velky
poklad.

New York, 6. rijna. - We
sklepe jedne tovarny blize
East River, tax peclive zazde-
ma cihlami a cementem, jako
pohadkove poklady, byla OBJ
jevena dnes vecer prohibicni-
mi zrizenci jedna z nejvetsich
zasob lihovin kdykoli zabave-
nych - "a $75O.OOO sampan-
skeho, whisky a alkoholu, die
nyn6jsich "holinkarskych"
cen.
Velky dav shlukl Sc pred to-
varni budovou, Standard Car
pet Co., ma "a. ulici, mezitim
co proh;bi6ni zrizenci, vedeni
pasmovym nacelnikem Apple
bym a distriktnim navladnim
Spojenych Statd Haywardem,
prohlizeli "a pomoci elektrlc-
kych pochodni zaklady budo-
Wy.
WINERY ucinenymi na prv-
MIN poschodi zJfsteno, re jest
sklep znacn6 kratsi nezli po-
school mad MIN. Zrizenci pri-
sli ma lano, vedouci ma pohled
do cementove a cihelne zdi.
Sledujice lano, pustili Sc do
zdi sekerami a palicemi. Ia
to byla dive stopy silna, nicme-
ne zpIsoben v nj otvor dosti
velky, ze jeden z muzu mohl
Jim prolezti. Ia zdi, uzavfe-
me ma vsech ctyrech stranach
zdivem a horejsi podlahou,
zTfzenci nasli nahromadeny
kontrabandove poklady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
WESTON DOSUD SLAVNYM
CHODCEM.

New York, 6. rijna. Prohla-
siv, re sc citi tax zdrav jako
pred dvanacti lety, Edward
Payson Weston, 84-lety, proslu
~ chodec, jez vysel 81 z Buffa-
10 poledne 4. zari ma prochaz
ku do New Yorku, pfisel sem
vcera vecer, diva dny pred svym
'cestoVnim radem'. Noe ztravil
v hotelu v Harlem a dnes ranO
pIjde do radnice, clmz ukoncl
svoji pout' 495 mil dlouhou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
858 OSOB ZABITO
AUTOMOBILY.

New York, 6. rijna. - V ro-
ce skoncivSim 81. cerverce
1922, ma ulicich New Yorku
858 osob bylo zabito automo-
billy, a ackoli priblizne 400 'te-
chto zabiti bylo vinou krirni-
nalni lehkomyslnosti, nikdo ne
byl pfidrzen k zodpovednosti
aniz potrestan, die statistiky
uverejn6ne dnes. Pet set tri-
Get sest muzi, zen a deti bylo
zabito osobnimi automobily a
tricet diva automobily naklad-
mimi. Osmnact osob bylo "a
bito omnibusy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-07
PLAT ZVYSEN o 2 Gently
MA HODINU.

q Chicago, 6. rijna. Delnici "a
mestnani ma zeleznicnich ira
itch, jichz stavka byla odlozena
az do projednani jejich stizno-
sti pred zeleznicni pracovnl ra
dou, obdrzeli pridavek 2 cent?
ma hodinu mad skalu, jez vesla
v platnost Is. cervence. Ozna-
meni v tom smyslu sdeleno pred
sedou pracovni rady E. F. Gra-
ble-ovi, predsedovi delnicke or
ganisace.