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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
ST. Due or Home
Eeggar Kills Self:
Norfolk Woman Desp0n1cnI' rearing
Loss OF $i0.d0o House,
Police Say

Norfolk Va. Jan. NichJ!a Mona
of New Havan Coma, Is coming 10
Norfolk 10 take charge OF the pouy
of his aunt. Teresa L"cav;. de Bona
who. until yesterday, was stree
beggar in Norfolk ana "nC Vas lou no
les. right Gead in tha m'c%t OF tne
scuaior OF her hone on Powhatan
avenue. she had turned on tne gaS
IN q small peanut ro&Ster, WAlch mao
helped her rake Il livelihood. a:H had
died FROM the fcracs.
Two pet dogs had died by her slac'
ana = large raj, climbing - ,aDie
rpat bv, MAJ also been q Vit5irn Of t1e
GAS. Two otne~ dos IN - "dto!G.hG
room were found running about ~
frenzy whea qCliccman entered I-'e
MS. de Bona bought The Powha'a.3
avenue nome for $4,000 and haC raid
81, GEO toward his sum. a r"yErent
Of 81 vas due or the $4,000 ren2.n-
inc. ard investigation by the p2!!ce
shovel that her inability to T&lse
this amQurr hal brought aesponaency
which >chded in suicide. mas.
Dressed in aGs ana pitilN! III APP
0earance, she mad bsc1 famiiiar nc
IRE or C.l:.nby street, in tn heart OF
The SHOPPING district, who sne beg
red or sold odds anA ends, specimens
Of which lay scattered aboEt the room
in wh;ca police found her yesterday;
She had been fed by neighoors, and
= ht;le boy, carrying food to her, dis
veieG her dead body and called 1he
The $1,000 she had paid For her
home had all been begged, ara q re-
cens crusade against street beggars
in Norfolk is thought TO have been
HE reason for har failure 10 have
tbs amount due for this next pay.
.nent on the remainder. Members OF
,ha Italian colony are in charge CT
her remains, awaiting the arrival OF
her nephew. She has q brother, Cav
endo petro Lacava, who is Inspector
of forests in Naples. and has another
brother in Pra2.l. She had nc lela-
tives in Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
COAL

Channel coal yields from 5000 to
$1,000 cubic teet of gas per ton.
The escape ii coal gas into the
soil is injurious TO trees and shrubs.
1t is net known at what time Goa!
was first used as fuel.
II has been estimated the coal sup
ply of The United States is about
$4,000 100000 tons.
Coal is defined: a solid opaque,
inflamsble substance. found in the
earth, largely employed as fuel, and
formed from vast masses of vcgeta-
BE matter deposited through the
luxuriant groth Of plants in former
epochs Of the earth's history.
Anthracite, nearly pure carbon,
burns with little flame; bituminous
is the common household coal and
camel. which burns readily, like a
candle. is much used in gas making.
Ignite. or brown coal may contain
only 80 per cent carbon.
Coal is found in commercial GUAM
titles in twenty-eight of the United
States.
The worlds known coal area is es-
timated ct 471.S00 square miles, dis
tributed as follows: China and ia
uan 100000; United States, $4,000;
India, $4,000. Russia 27,000; Great
Britain, 5000; Germany $500;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02

he's fallen into such intelligent hands.
"Gringo" is a play of Mexican life
The action is in the mountains, the
first and second acts at the entrance
of Chiyers nine; the third in Tito's
retreat. A truer picture of the re
lations OF Americans and Mexicans, II
is safe to say, has never been port
raved or the stage.
There arc daring bits o. life philos-
obhy brought oat dramatically in
these contrasting peoples. And against
The vivid background, where Tito's
audacious figure, now fascinating wo-
men. now blackmailing Chivers. to
whom he has sold his wife Concha,
swaggers impudentiy among the
American conscientious obiector Light
and his wife Myra; the American en-
gineer, the miner Chivers, CoHchai
Tie peons-there stands out in high
relief The girl Bessie, living her
drama to the point where she chooses
20 follow Tito rs his woman.
The two excellent stage settings
were designed by Andrew Dasburg
Guthrie McClintic is the producer OF
this play at the Comedy Theatre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
"GRiNCO"
IHy United Prcss.)
(Pv Alice ilohe)

New York, Jan. 2.-Sometimes 2
play cones along when Combines
authenticity OF co!cr and atmosphere
a visual and emotional realism
and at the same time, satisfies the
minority Of theatre goers who be-
licye that drama can still be romantic
which has an intellectual analysis OF
the causes motivating actions.
This has happened twice this sea
son. once in Rain and now in Sophie
Trca3well's "Grirgo."
Miss rTreadwell in her first olay. ct
le&st in the first night version, mas
not escaped dramatic pitfalls. She
has crowded too much IN three acts,
has brought dramatically alien IN
tcrest 10 her final curtain and has
sometimes jncompieteiy characteriz-
ed her people.
But she has done two things that
make her entrance into playwright
ing q "hope and q promise:"-she
has Reproduced life with the under
standing of brilliant and serious
thinker, and she has given character
10 the modern drama, which through
the artistry of Edna Hibbard is q
classic Of dclineation. It's Importance
for students Of life should command
attention beyond the limits OF The
drama.
Although Jose Ruben is the star
red performer in "Gringo" and gives
al excellent portrayal Of Tito, the
fascinating one-eyed Mexican revolu-
t:onary opportunist-e evidently IN
spired by Viia--iS is Edna Hibhard 5
performance as Bessie Chivers which
! IS the outstanding feature Of the play
Miss Hibbard portrays the half
breed daughter of the American
miner. Chivers, the sixteen year old
Girl in whom The forces of life are
Surging and who is responding to
their call though she does not up-
derstand the cause of her unrest. is
psychological study so superbiy
conceived. land acted az TO make il
without comparison in its frank
thourht 1eiicatety-handleG pro;ec-
ton Of realism before the footlights
! There is one scene between thiS
girl. throbbing with disturbing forces
and her father, 10 whom she con
fdes her unrest, which is startling II
It's poignant human appeal.
It is fortunate that this character
Of Bessie, so inteiligently written
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
y. S. Detective Films
Popular in Russia
nv United Press.)

Moscow, Jan. 2.-Charlie Chaplin
will probably only shrug his should
ers aid say "barbarians" when ne
hears that not his own films but the
American detective films are enjoy
ing the greatest popularity among
the Russian public.
The lines in front of q cinema adj
vertjsing such film are by far much
longer than any food queue ever was
even in Moscow, which some reputg-
ton along these lines.
The leaders Of the Communistic
youth are much worried over the re-
suits and The obvious influence these
films are getting over the young
workers, who are impressed by the
detectives, in whom they find all their
ideals incorporated-highly develop
cd physical strength, darodevilness,
alertness, courage and sound nerves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
FORM A GRANT PLAN TO UNITE
THE RADIO AND TIE TELEPHONE

stantly and simultaneously reproduc-
ed at New York and San Francisco.
Since, broa6casters have used the tel
ephone wire with more or less sue
,, cess. bat. because of the relative diff
Inference OF frequency between the
telephone wire and the radio and
because of the lack of technical IN
formation up to recently the results
had not been all that could have been
expected.
With the development Of the new
wire and accompanying apparatus
however, nothing stands in the way
Of Joining together for such speual
occasions as are desired sufficient
broadcasting units 10 furnish the en-
tire country simultaneously, except
the selfish desires of many broadcaSt-
ers now in the field "to hear thehi-
selves broadcast" Because Of anti
ouated regulations governing TINS
husire-s. ,lacie Of unified :ontroi OF inc
:aE, a,d insufficient V-s'yc lengths
are new a. the disposal Of tread
casting. In tho w-rds OF C0Nem'ac'.;,
radio cxpert. The a" e mess.
This situation must DC cEan%ca py
new legislation, preferably slyh e a.
would place control Of the radio fed
in the hands o. lnc government Ge-
,,artment. before 'thc Interest," ~ ~"
iI;s+eninp. public arc retained para
mount and before tho eclliEg puhilc
can select with It desires t2 near
without fear Of Interference ii"m 'he
broadcasting hog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
BIDS FOR HIRING
HORSES REJECTED

Only TWO bids were received By the
city manager for the hiring Of horses
to the city for use in the removal Of
ashes and garbage. Both bids were
rejected. One provided for thirty
eight cents m hour in payment for
horse and driver, and this was for
only one horse, and the other pro-
vided for siXty-fou: cents an hour.
The former was rejected on the
ground that it was too low and the
latter on the ground that it was TOO
high. City Manager Rich stated this
morning that he has not yet deter-
mined What course be will take. The
citv may be compelled to purchase
horses in tho event nc. other bids are
received The city will require aeven
horses for It's work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
WEE WILLIE KELLER
GREAT BUNTER, DIES
cpy United press.)

New York, Jan. 2.-"Wee" Willie
Keller. one of the famous pioneers of
baseball and the greatest buuter OF
all time, died here yesterday from
heart disease at the age of 81.
Hit 'em where they aint," was the
slogan of "Wee" Willie and with this
battle cry he built up = record as
batsman which will long remain deep,
~ craven in the tablets of baseball
history. -, -
For his nineteen years in the big
leagues he never let his batting aver
age slip below the 300 mark and when
he finally retired from the game ne
had the enviabie average OF 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
PENN QUINT WINS
m Ifn!fch preaS.l

Philadelphia The Pennsylvania
basketball team defeated the .McGill
University five champions of Canada
SO to % in tight battle in which the
visitors forced the red and blue team
throughout three quarters of the
game.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
TRINKLE's CONDITION BETTER

Richmond, Va, Jan. News to-
day from the bedside OF Will s.
Trinkle, of Wytheville, was to the
effect that his condition was some
what improved.
Governor Trinkle, his brother; ac-
eornpanied by DR.. J. Morrison Hutch
eson, Of this city, left last night for
WvthcTle. in response 10 news OF
rs critical Illness. arriving there this
morning. Because Of the illness Of
the Governors brother the New
Years reception scheduled to be held
! at The State Mansion last night. was
abandoned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
AMERICAN GOLF
TRIUMPHED IN 1921
nv United Press.l

new YORK, J2nu. E-ElSe OF All
erican players to aseendency during
the season of 1922 was the ontstand-
ing feature of the golf world.
For the second time. in succession
an American player won the British
open championship and ithe honor
was even more becoming because it
was kol9s-born American, Walter
Hagen, who won the title.
Additional and even more greater
interest was added to the summer
campaign b. the development in the
United States Of young player who
promises 10 become one OF the. great
est of ell times, With the clubs
Gene Sarazen. -.-.......
Sarazen. twenty-oae year old pro Of
a. PittsLureh club and a, fprQea' eaccy
around New York., woe the American
open title, the championship of the
professional golfers association and
wop, rom Hagen IN a speeIa4S~m4Sfch'
o T.
When Jack HutcbisH. won the Brit
ism open title in 1921 the grief of the
British was tempered somewhat by
the feet. that he was not native
American ard although 1.-The jock IN
sisted that it was a triumph for the
American, game. II not for a strict
home American golfer the British
considered il home victory.
When Hagen went over this year,
ne was conceded TO more than the
CHARGE Of an average good American
PLAYER aga,nSt the handi"aps that
most al English courses impose.
lrtirnateS knew that Hagen was
enc of the ganest golfers in the sport
and they predicted he would hnsn
high but few expected him to YIN
the title.
Champion Of England and golfer
of established ability for years IN
American competition, Hagen was ma
tura'y considered the favorite toE
the American open championship.
So much attention did he get that
when the handsome. young, llttie'
Sarazen went out they asked
"Who's he?"
Sarazen didn't get gallery until
his last match was alIioaI YIN
vhen the word went to the club house
"tha. Sarazen kid was going alter the
title"
The voungster grabbed the cham,
piorship and instead OF being turned
by the praise and attention ne at
tracted, he Settled down to play even
greater golf. -, g .ho
He won The championship OF the
nro golfers and defeated HAGEN IN
special match for the unofficial tt'ie
of the worlds open champion.
2 @#
Sarazen has years and years NJ
front of him and close followers OF
the game believe he can become Am
erjcf's Tilden OF Golf" .-
Another young player of promise
who defeated a veteran field for the
American amateur champion was
Jessc Sweester, the Yale star:
Tie also was dark horse IN the
ton1.oament, although it is becoming
more and more fact that practical
" all the young players IN the mn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02

SATURAY, JAN. >, 1871
The British government has
agreed to let their merchants trade
with France on q system OF re-
ciprocity.
,Efn me issue OF December 25,
appeared taa--fellowinF: This
day being Christmas no paper
will be issued from this Office IN
I'll Friday" The issue contain
ing the foregoing is that OF We'd
nesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
Preliminary Hearing
In Bank Case To-day

j. Lawrence Perry, former chi
ployee Of the Alexandria National
Bank, is scheduled TO be given a pre-
liminary hearing at ) o'clock this
afternoon before u. 6. Commissioner
John Barton Phillips on 4 charge Of
an alleged violation Of the national
Banking laws. Attorney Albert v.
Bryan will represent the accused az
the hearing which will take place in
the commissioners Office in the
United States courtroom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02

Cochrane, Ont: Airplane investl-
cation Of uhexpiored parts Of Cahada
viii begin next Spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02

Toronto, Can: Heavy fall plow-
inc. reported in Ontario, due 70 open
fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02
NEWS MTHE GAZETTE
II2 YEARS AGO

SATURAY, JAN. >, 1911
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02

Another young player VI tto 10
who defeated veteran field for the
American amateur champion was
Jesse Sylvester, the Yale star:
lie also was a dark horse IN the
tournament, although it IS becoming
more and more a fact that pracfical-
" all the young players IN the nm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-02

Sarazen has years and years NJ =
front of him and close followers OF
the game believe he can become AMI
ericf.'s Tilden OF Golf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
ODSOUZENEC SKONAL
KYTICf v RUCE.

Columbus, O., l3. dubna. -
N6kolik minut potion, kdyz
velika kytice rizi a karafiatu,
dar to nezname zeny, vypadla
z jeho ruky, umrtvene elek-
trickym proudem, jenz projel
jeho t6lem, Stanley Forber, 26
lety, usvedceny re zabiti poll
cisty G.. P. Koehlera v Colum-
bus, byl prohlasen "a mrtveho
v elektricke zidli v ohioske
trestnici dnes kratce po pnlno-
ci. Odsouzenec zertoval, me-
zitim co byl pfipoutavan k III
dli teprve, kdyz ma oblicej
byla mu dana skraboska, zvaz
mel modlil Sc v zidovskem
zargonu. Kratce pred popra-
YOU mel S MIN dlouhou rozmlu-
WI rabin Tarshish.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
NEyfTANA NAVSTEvA.

Brooklyn, N. Y, IL. dubna.
Asi dvacet detektivi vykonalo
navStevu dnes casn6 rano v
mistnostech republikanskeho
klLbu dvacateho distriktu "a
tiki $50 osob, mezi nimiz bylo
pet zen. ktere pry tancily ode
ny "velmi lehce" pred shroma.
zdenou muzskou spolecnosti.
Detektivove dostavili Sc krat-
|ce po jedne hodine rannf a u
|trofili kordon kolem budovy,
nacez nekteri z Mich vnikli do
vnitr. Mensimu poctu z pfitom
nych hosti podafilo Sc zmizeti
okny. ale 245 muzi a pet zen
|bylo zatceno a odvezeni ma
nejblizsi policejni stanici, kde
podana proti MIN zaloba z ne.
poradneho chovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
WAX PREPADEN.

Peoria, Ill.,, IL. dubna. Ctr
nact muzi prepadlo nakladni
vlak drahy Santa Fe. kdyz W.
jizd6l z Pekin o piilnoci a u
koristili "a 100000 lihovin a
alkoholu. Die zpravy obdrze-
ne serifem. ctyii muzi vyspl-
hall sc do bulky strojvedouci-
no porutili mu zastaviti ma
Grandalove krizovatce, kde de
set ieiich sprezenci cekalo 5
nakladnimi automobily. Mezi-
tim co prvni ctyri lupici mirili
revolvery ma zrizence, ktere
vedle vlaku seradili, iejich spo
lecnici pohodlne nakladali zbo
ii ma trucky a kdyz byli hoto-
vi a odjizdeli, vypalili salvu w
streli ma rozloucenou, jako Sc
to delo "a CASH divokeho Ia
padu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
PRVNf DELNICKA BANKA
v NEW YORKU.

New York, IL, dubna. =
Rozsahle piipravy byly ucine
ny pro zastupy, jez jsou oce-
kavany V sobotu pri otevreni
Amalgamated Bank, prvniho
ustavu toho druhu, jenz bude
vlastnen a operovan organise
vanym d6nictvem historii
statu New Yorku. Ma sta Gle
nd krejcovske unie vyzvedlo 81
vklady v jinych bankach u
lozi 81 je v bance zalozene A.
malgamated Clothing Work
ers Of America. Banka bude
slouziti nejenom delnictvu, ale
fejnosti vubec. Dividendy
jsou omezeny ma 10 procent a
vydelky je presahujici budou
rozdeleny mezi vkladatele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
cESKY PIVOVAR ZABAVEN
NADOU.

Chicago, IL. dubna. - Vlad
nj tirednici zahajili vcera
dvoustranne tazeni proti pie
stupovatelim prohibicnich "a.
konls Ma prvnim miste zmoc-
Mill Sc vladni urednlci pivova-
ri Garden City ma Albany ave.
a 21. ul., kdezto pripadu IL
kvidace jmeni palirnicke fir.
my Crommes & Ullrich bylo
narizeno vysetrovani zvlastni
velkoporotou.
X zmocneni sc pivovaru Gar
den City vladimir uredniky do,
Slo neocekavane - bylo tc
pfekvapeni Sc strany hlavnihc
prohibicniho agenta A. r. Har.
rise a Sam Howarda, hlavnihe
spolkov6ho podmarsala. Miste
ably 81 vyzvedli warrant u ko'
misafe $ obvyklymi phi ton
komplikaeeani, vyzvedli 81 je:
primo u spolkoveho soudcs A.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
DOZVUKY MAYOROVY Re.
CI "A NEDELNf DEDlKACE
MESTSKE NEMOCNICE.

Raymond Moley. riditel The
Cleveland Foundation, dotGen
ostrou kritikou tax. zvaneho
Dobrocinneho Fondu, kterou
mayor Fred Kohler pronesl,
kdyz nedeli svemu icelu by
la odevzdavana m6stska me-
mocnice, zaslal vcera ma radni-
ci dopis protestni. v tom listu
Sc drzel as die stareho prislovi
"jak sc vola do lesa, tax owe
ma odpovida". Zejmena w.
vraci narceni, re by mel jakesi
zisky penez urcenych pro
chude a nest astniky, piset' v
uzaveru dopisu. "The Com
munity Fund bude ziti k pro-
spechu mesta jeste dlouho po
mayorovani Freda kohlera, na
nehoz zbude jen popletena
vzpominka."
Mayor ma tuto pOklonu od-
povedel nemene "zdvofile", de
laje 81 ponekud nedhstojne
hlavy mesta, dsmeSky z jeho
Cinnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
PROTINABOzENSKE DE.
MONSTRACE.

Moskva, IL. dubna. Protina-
bOZenske demOnstrace sc Ozna
muii z jiZniho Ruska, zejme-
ma z okoli Odessy. Rudi delni-
ci drancovali pry kostely a pa
lii ikony. Po ulicich konany
prIvody, z nichZ vykrikovana
rcuhava hesla.
Petrohrad. II. dubna. Ze
zdeisi ,aeronautickes academic
'bylo graduovano onehdy 33 nc
vych velitelu, schopnych ridi-
ii aeroplanove eskadry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
FARAR ZABIT KAPLANEM.
Zlocin spachan zachvatu 81.
lenstvi, pravi biskup.

Kalamazoo, Mich, II. dub
ma. - Rev. Charles Dillon, ka-
plan katolickeho kostela sv.
Augustine, zastrelil farare te-
hoz. rev. Henry O'Neilla, kdyZ
spolu vecereli dnes vacer. pax
sci k telefonu a uvedomil poll
'cii a koronera.
Dillon vypalil ctyri rany, jez
vsechny zasahly Gil. Kdyz IA
rar O'Neill klesl mrtev, Dillon
podal P. McCulloughovi, jedi
nemu svedku tragedie, lahvit-
ku posvatnymi oleji sc zado-
sti, abv udelil zabitemu sva-
tost posledniho pomazani.
Farar O'Neill narodil Sc V
Hubbardston, Mich, asi pred
Sc lety a studoval, ma kolleji
Sandwich, Ont, Ma seminafi
V Baltimore. Byl ordinovan
pred "a roxy fararem koste-
la sv. Augustine Sc stal l. listo-
padu 1921, naAoupil pc ze-
snulem monsignoru O'Brieno-
Vi.
Chicago, II. dubna. = Die
zpravy obdrzene biskupem NJ.
!. Gallagherem 2 Detroitu,
ienz dlel Ia urednimi zalezi-
tostmi zde. Rev. Dillon zabil
farare O'Neilla behem hadky
o iistou malichernou zalezi-
tost Casio 81 pry pocinal vel
mi vystfedne neni pochyb-
nosti, re Gin spachal V zachva-
tn silenstvi. Biskup Gsllaaher
odejel dnes vecer do Deh6itu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
PAMATNY SJEZD VETERAN0 ! JIHU.
OTEC PRESIDENTA HARDINCA We.
LEBf VUDCE KONFEDERACE.
NAVRHUJE KONANl SPOLECNEHO SJEZDU Wy
SLOUZlLCU ARMAD UNIE JIHU

New Orleans, IL. dubna. DR..
George T. Harding z Marion,
O., otec presidenta Hardinga,
mluve dnes ma vyrocnim sjezdu
Sjednocenych konfederacnich
veterani, prohlasil, ze rad by
vid6l spolecny Sized mo
drych a sedych" We Washingto
ne v pristim roce. Dale prohla-
sill, re povazuje Roberta E. Lee
"a nejv6tsiho z americkych &c
neralu a Jeffersona Davise "a
jednoho 2 nejvetsich statnikd
zeme. Rovnez pravil, re sam
ma velmi vrele pocity vuci j.
hu, nebot' jeho babicka byla
sestrenici matky Jeffersona
Davise, presidenta jizni konfe-
derace.
Kdyz byl pod6koval vyslou-
zilcIm "a zpusob, jakym byl
prijat ma sjezdu, dodal: ia
chci tez pod6kovati lidu ma j.
hu "a laskavost, S jakou vySli
vstric menu synovi. Jih nikdy
nem6l lepsiho pritele mad
Warrena G. Hardinga."
DR.. Harding byl povolan ma
podium pozdeji, kdy vnucka
jednoho konfederachiho vete-
rama, nesouc ohromnou he'd.
vabnou konfederacni vlajku O.
znamila, re projevil prani
vlastniti prapor takovy 4 vene
vala mu il. We vyjadreni dikG
pravil, re vi, re vyslouzilci sta
Ii pfi nj a ze "kdybych byl by
val zde, ma jihu, myslim, re
rovnez byl bych il loyalnim.
DR.. Harding bojoval arma-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
We FLORlDSKYCH
MOCALECH.
Druzina pionyri uvizla po.
vestnych Everglades.

Miami, Fla, IL. dubna. "'---.
Potraviny a lekafska pomot
vypraveny budou nejv6ts
moznou rychlosti aeroplanen
sedmnacti muzum a peti re-
nam. clenum druziny "piony
rl", jez deseti automobilech
pokusila Sc raziti stezku flo1-id
skymi mocaly a uvizla V Mich
Sedesat til mile cd Miami.
Aeroplan. rizeny kapitanem
w. A. Carrem a nesouci c. H.
Hunta. pruvodGiho. .ienz dve-
ma cleny druziny dostal Sc 2
mocalu do Miami vcera vecer,
pustili Sc dnes do pustinv. Ma
sledkem porolehaneho stroie
byli nuceni vratiti Sc. podnik-
nou vsak cestu Ultra rano.
S Huntem piisel Ora L. Cha
pin, banker z Fort Meyers a
Frank c. Cosden, z Easton,
Md. Dostali Sc sem vcera We.
Ger po hrozne ceste dzungli.
Chaplin byl wat do nemocnice
We vaznem stavu cd postipani
komary a .iinym hmyzem a po-
rezani od ostre travy, iez buji
y Everglades.
"Vyjeli jsme z Fort Meyers
4. dubna.' vyprav6l Hunt, "a
zamirili isme ku Royal Palm
Kazdy Glen druziny. vcetne 0.
mech p6ti zen, mel ma sobe t6z-
Ike armadni satstvo. Mcneil
isme zadnych zvlaStnich svize.
lii prvnich sedmdesati mi.
Itch. Minuly ctvrtek pfisly
vsak boure ocitly jsme Sc y
moii bahna. Pracovali jsme
zoufale a zbudovali 6trnact
mostu pro kary vyplnili de.
set vymoln a urazii .isme je.
nom nekolik mil. Y patek do.
stall jsme Sc do Lemon Camp
znameho tez iako Seminole
City. indianske vesnice tt
jsme 81 uvedomili. ze mas w
let sc muze zmeniti V tragedii
Indiani nam rekli, re neni mo5
no dostati sc z mocalh, pokuo
boure trvall.
Nv nedeli a pondeli isIme
pracovali po pas v bahne, pr
cenz jsnne pobili sta hadii !
nekolik aligator6. BShem dne
mraky, much a brouki mas gu,