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New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Ward Defense Springs Surprise
 By Declining to Giue Evidence
Case Goes to Jury as Soon as Arguments Are Heard Defending Lawyer Is Warned by Judge = Motion Is Denied.
ay The Asseelated rr.s..

By The Associated rF.ss.
 White Plains. N. r.. Sept. 2G.-A sensation equal to that Of yesterday when the state abruptly ended its prosecution. came today at the trial of Walter s. Ward. charged with mur- dering Clarence Peters of Haverhill. Mass, when the defense announced to the court that 1t rested it's case without submitting any testimony.
 Charge Not Dismissed
 After announcing the defense case rested. Isaac sMills. chief counsel for the defense. renewed hls motion that the indictment be dismissed and the jury be instructed to return verdict of acquittal, but Justice Wagner again denied all motions.
 Mir. Mills then began summation of the defense.
 Must Follow Evidence
 Hardly had the chief of the defense counsel begun his address to the jury when Attorney General Sherman ob- jected to his statements and Justice Wagner ordered MT. Mills to refrain from all comment and to keep to the evidence.
 Charges Persecution
 We are at the beginning of the end," MT. Mills had begun, 'and I have to tell you that have the most profound satisfaction that my client has come to the bar of justice this way, prosecuted by the state and that he is emerging in this way.
 "One of my first satisfactions is an finding nothing in the peoples case that was not there before. The cards have been laid out and have counted them all. They are dog cared and torn. I have had them before."
 Surprised at Evidence
 MT. Mills went on to say that he had been an attorney for many years and that he was surprised that Attor- ney Gen. Sherman had revealed nothing new" and that in the exam- ination of Former Dist Attorney Weeks it was shown that all the wit nesses in this case were the same ones who had testified before the first grand jury that Indicted Ward
 T have been in the case since the first indictment was presented" add cd MT. Mills. T am like an old mar irer riding the seas; now he steers for the open gate of the home port, real izing that the opposition contains nothing but wind, nothing but mere bluff, at that. Now, with every sail set, holding fast and true, here in this craft we are going home safely as we sought"
 The chief of the defense then told the jury he derived satisfaction that they were men with whom he had worked as member of the Westches- ter bar and that his last satisfaction was in the realization of the constitu- tional rights of his client. He said he had no complaint that the law was being enforced.
 T have gone to my home," Mr. Mills continued, day after day a weary man, because I had not talked | of this man, and I now speak to you of him."
 Mills began to speak at ten minutes
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
PRAISES N. B. FIREMEN
Supt. Haclsett of "New Haven" Road Thanks Chief Noble and Men for Good Work at Berlin.

Chief William J. Noble of the fire department today received a letter from W. r. Hackett, superintendent of insurance for the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, con- graduating him and his department on the splendid work in combating the flames and saving additional prop erty from being destroyed at 8 fire in workers dining car in Berlin on September II. Mir. Hickey also re- quested in his letter that all Berlin property of the New Haven road be placed on the Special list" of the local departmnet so that any calls from that town might be answered by the New Britain firemen without first securing authority from the Berlin town officials. Chief Noble stated that the request will be granted.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Child Labor Amendment
 To Constitution Sought

Washington, Sept. 26.--Decision to urge adoption of child labor amend ment to the constitution and entrance of the United States into the world court as the chief legislative aims of the National League of Women Voters at the next session of the congress was reached at three day conference just adjourned, of the leagues executive committee.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Prosecutor Will Not Mod
 fly Warrant When Men Are Presented For
 Hearing Tomorrow
Insists He Will Be Able fo Prove Premeditat'on . Autopsy Shows Blunt In- strument Caused Frac- ture of Skull.

Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods today told a representative of tho "Heraid' that he will not lessen the charge of first degree murder preferred against Joseph Aiigatz. Stanley Budnik. Austin Zawaliek, Tony cerulick. Edmund Iipltz and Edward Potash. arrested Sunday following the death of Frank Dayidowicz at the New Britain gen. erai hospital as the result of being att tackled by the above men. Prosecutor Woods said that when the continued cases of the men will be heard in po- lice court tomorrow morning they will be charged with first degree murder in a revised warrant which claims pre- meditation.
 Believes Crime Premeditated Following court Monday morning Prosecutor Woods said that he might lessen the charge but when seen to- day stated that he is fully convinced that the men premeditated a crime by waiting in front of the restaurant for the murdered man to put in an ap- pearance, and therefore should be charged with murder in the first de- gree. In the revised warrant and complaint as prepared by Prosecutor Woods 1t is claimed that the young men did with their hands and feet strike and kick Frank Davidowicz in the head, stomach, bnck, breast and side-did cast and throw him down did strike him on the head with a bottle or blunt instrument"
 Fracture Five Inches Long
 According to Prosecutor Woods the base of Davidowicz' skull was frac- tured as the result of blow inflicted by a bottle or some blunt instrument. according to a decision announced yesterday by Medical Examiner Lyon, following an autopsy on the body, was the direct cause of the mans death.
 Some interesting facts will probably be brought to light when the cases are heard in police court tomorrow. It is believed that the men were in the Orange street restaurant on Satur- day night in a somewhat intoxicated condition when Davidowicz entered to secure loaf of bread. In some HlhuleT OT OlIlcT llt DGCdiIle tISdScu in an argument with them. The ar gument did not cease in the restaur- ant and it is believed that they left the lunch room prior to Davidowiczs departure and waited for him outside where it Is alleged they attacked him.
 One Other Sought
 Chief William c. Hart this morning said that although 1t has been ru- mored that the police are on the lookout for two additional men in connection with the case, there is only one other being sought. The where abouts of the missing man is not known, Chief Hart said, and he has so far been able to eyade the au- thorities According to the police the man was as active In the af- fair as any of the six now under ar- rest. They are at present, at the Seyms street jail in Hartford where they will remain until brought here tomorrow morning for g. hearing.
 Funeral of Victim Today
 Funeral services for Davidowtcz were held this morning at 7:45 o'clock It the Sacred Heart church. Rev. Alexander Tanski offioSated and inter- nent was in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
DRAFTING PARTY pLANKs

New York, Sept. 26.-Planks to be suggested for inclusion in the plat forms of both major parties for the 1924 presidential campaign were or dered drafted today by the national association of manufacturers at the opening of two day conference.
 Charles Cheney of South Manches- ter, Conn.,, was elected permanent chairman of the conference to shape its industrial platform.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
PRISON FOR AUToIsTs

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Prison sentence at hard labor to solve Chicago's reck- less speeding problem are advocated by Mayor Deever who has rejected the idea of having special session of the legislature called to pass bill re- quiring mental, physical and mechani- cal tests for motorists.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Democrats Claim Victory
 In State of Washington

Spokane, Sept. 26.-With S6 pre- cincts out of a total of 509 unre- bored early today democratic leaders were proclaiming a victory for their candidate, Judge Samuel Hill, over state Senator Charles E. Myers, re- publican, by a plurality of 359 votes. This is the first special congressional election since MT. Coolidge became president.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
WOMAN HEADS UNIONS

London, Sept. 26.--Miss Margaret G. Bondfield, we'll known leader among women workers was today elected chairman of the general coun- cil of the trades union congress for the ensuing year. She is the first woman to hold this post, the most important in the trades union move ment in Great Britain.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Accused of Murder, Says
 He Found Victims Dead

Juneau, Alaska, Sept. Exchanged with murder of Hulda Weiss and Miss Billy Mason in resort here Monday, Harry Johnson Calgary, Alberta, was under arrest today, Johnson who claims to be the welterweight boxing champion of western Canada in a signed statement, admitted he was in the resort but declared he found both women dead when he entered.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Federal Court Will Open
 In So. NOrwalk October

New Haven, Sept. 26.-The federal grand jury which sat yesterday had its work completed today and Judge E. S. Thomas will open a session at South Norwalk October 1. The petit jury will be called the next day and with the docket of cases liquor vio- lations and others. court will prob ably sit throughout October.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
West Point Examinations to
 Be Given on 9th of Nov.

Hartford, Sept. 26.-A board to ex- anime candidates for appointment to the United States military academy had been appointed in orders from the adjutant generals office, consisting of Brig. Gen. c. M. Cole, the adjutant general; President R. B. Ogilby, Trin- ity college; Prof. E.. F. Humphrey, Trinity college and Prof. J. L. Robins, Hartford public high school. The board will meet at the state armory on November at 9:15 a. m.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
NEW YALE CoMMANDaNT

New Haven, Sept 2s. - The com mandant of the military detachment at Yaie university Is Major H. V. Ar hold, graduated from West Point in 1912 and transferred from Fort Sill, where he was post adjutant He fol- lows Major Hoyle, who commanded the Yale reserve officers corps for sev- eral years and was transferred to Fort Leavenworth in June.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Baby Swallows an Open
 Safety Pin: to Operate

Philadelphia, Sept. 26.-The five months old son of William W. John- son of Concord, N. C., was rushed to the Jefferson hospital here in spe- cial train for removal of safety pin which the baby swallowed Sunday. X-ray pictures showed that the pin was open and had lodged half way down the esophagus.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Aviators Unite to Try
 Preventing Stunt Flying

Los Angeles, Sept. 26.-More than 100 aviators have united in forming the professional pilots association with the chief object the abolition of stunt" flying, which is said to be re- sponsible for more than 50 per cent of airplane accidents
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Mems Hats in Colors
 That Would Cause Pain

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Men's hats in colors "so loud they will make your head ache' are decreed for fall, &C., cording to the national association of retail clothiers in convention here. Silk hose for men in gay and gaudy tints are also prescribed.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
HIT BOY ON BICYCLE
Driver of Automobile Arrested for Alleged Evasion of Responsibility by Disappearing After Accident.


 Me1siada Btanehi was arrested this aftsrl5on by Roa.ceman 3ohn c. Stadler on charge of evading re- sponsibility following an accident on Monday morning in which Bianchi is alleged to have been driving an auto mobile which struck Frank Koinns of "A Seymour street, who was riding on bicycle knocking the boy off his vehicle and not stopping to ascertain what damage had been done. The accident happened at the corner of passer-by took the number of the machine. Bianchi first denied that he struck the boy but later admitted to Policeman Stadler that his ma- chine collided with bicycle.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Free Feeding Stations to
 Be Set Up in Prussia

Berlin, Sept. 26.-The Prussian cabinet has decided to establish public feeding stations throughout Prussia to ameliorate the distress arising out of the dislocation of food supplies and the chaotic price ranges.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
THEATnICAL MAN pH1s.

Providence, Sept. 26.-Francis Westgate, manager of the Empire theater here and associated with the E. F. Keith enterprises for the past 35 years died here today. He was a 32nd degree Mason.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

Quebec, Sept. 26.-Alphonse Lam dry of Kamouraska, B. de Salaberry of Ottawa, and N. Deguiz, surveyor were killed in a hydroplane crash at Roberval, Que, early today.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
NIGHT FOOTBALL GAME.

Baltimore. Sept. 26.-Johns Hop k;ns is planning night football under fioodlights and will play a game at Homestead field on the evening of october 27 with Haverford as the op- ponent.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
THE WEATHER

Hartford, Sept. 26.-Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Generally cloudy with moderate temperature tonight and Thurs day; winds mostly easferly.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
SHADE EXPLODES BOMB M
 ~ B. H. g. ATHLETIC ROW
sIAsoSs AND KACEfs TO
 H0IlD SOCIAL SESSIONS

weenseeket. R. T.. Sept fe..- The Weonsoeket Masonic club and WooRsoeket Knights of Columbus will meet on October ss in a social session, according to announcements issued by both organizations here today,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
WANTS "WET" PLANKS
Gompers Says Both Parties Will Be Asked By A. F. of l.. to Insert These Pledges.

Spokane, Sept. 26.1The American Federation of Labor will seek the in- corporation in the platforms of the major parties at their next national conventions of wet plank Samuel Gompers, president of the federation said when he passed through here yesterday en route to Portland to the national convention of the organiza- ton.
 The federation Mir. Gompers said is not after repeal of the 18th amend ment but wants 1t modified to legal ize light wines and beer.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
TWO DIE IN FALL

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New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
TAKE .MEXIKO MA KU
KLUXY.

M6sto Mexiko, 20. srpna.
Dalsi vytrznosti Sc strany Ku
Klux Klanu jsou~ ocekavany
jako vysledek prepadeni IT,
skarny casopisu Excelsior, pfi
cemz .jeden mexicky Klanovec
byl smrtelne zranen. Jose
Campos, redaktor Excelsior,
byl unesen mexickym Klanem
pred n6kolika dny, avsak pro
pusten po Observation-Disclosures
vezneni. Campos naridil pax
vratnemu, ably umistil pristroj
v redakcni mistnosti, jenz by
ohlasil prichod nezvanych ma
vstevnikl. Kdyz Klan podnikl
druhy nocni najezd, signal w
borne pracoval. Campos zaha-
jill strelbu a jeden Klanovec
klesl k zemi smrtelne zranen.
Ostatni utekli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30

kralovskem hrbitov6 v Totoi,
blize Athen.
Anglicky mluvici rusky
knee udelil princezn6 svatost
posledniho pomazani. Pfi
SVEN snatku pristoupila totiz
k recke pravoslavne cfrkvi.
Nebylo MONO zfskati reckeho
kn9ze v Londyne a tudiz ru-
sky knez byl povolan.
DIE zn9ni posledni vile ze-
snuleho w. B. Leedse, dGchod
z pozIstalosti odhadovane ma
$40, 100000 jenz byl vypla-
cen vdove, pfejde nynf ma je-
jfho syna. Nepochybne vsak
princezna Anastazie ucinila
nejake financni opatreni re
sveho soukromeho jmeni pro
sveho manzela, prince Kristo-
ia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
"SKROMNY" UMELEC.

New York, 20. srpna. Vladi
mir de Pachmann, Rus, dozna
va, ze jest tim nejvetsim ziji-
cim pianistou, ia jsem veliky
umelec - nejv6tsf umelec, "
fekl zpravodajim, kdyz Sc jej
zeptali ma jeho min9nf 0 rlz-
nych virtuosech pianove hry.
"Nic nemohlo by byti krasnej
siho a vznesenejsiho nez kdyz
ia hraju," pravil. "Jest to di-
vukrasn6. Kdyz ja slysim, co
hraji, tn feknu 81, ''to jest do
konale um9ni. Dfky Bohu." "
De Pachmann eta Is let veku
a pravi, ze teprve az kdyz mu
bylo sedmdesat, naucil Sc thu
mociti ty prave tony.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
DESETIPROCENTNi ZVYSENf MzDY.
NAVR1UJE We SVEN KOMPROMIS-
/ MIN PLANU GUV. PINCHOT. I'
ZAROVEN ZADA, ABY DOSTALO Sc PLNEHO u
ZNANl UNI Sc STRANY TEzARU.

Harrisburg, Pa, 90. srpna
Pennsylvansky guverner Pin
chot dnes vecer pfedlozil ma
vrh pred 1redniky hornicke u
ME a zastupce tezarI z tvrdo-
uhelneho pasma, v nemz Ia
da, ably Sc dohodli ma kompro
misu sporu, jez hrozi zastave-
MIN prace v dolech l. zari.
DIE jeho navrhu ma byti
zvysena mzda 10 procent
vsech delnikI v dolech zamest
nanych; omezeni veskere pra-
ce v dolech ma osm hodin ;
vzdani sc unit pozadavku, ably
prispevky srazeny byly z W.
platy havird, ale ably pri W.
plate mohl byti v 1radovn6
spolecnosti zastupce unie, KITE
ry by prispevky vybiral; pine
uznani unie uhlobarony a pri-
stoupeni s jich strany ma kol-
lektivni vyjednavani.
Guverner propustil ODE sku-
piny vIdcI ze sve lradovny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
DARWINOVA THEORIE
PODEPRENA.
Zajimave exemplare obdrzeny
z oblasti Jizniho More.

New York, 20. srpna. Pc
triletem pobytu ma temer ne
znamych ostrovech We fran
couzske Oceanii, Rollo H.
Beck v1dce hitney,ovy ex,
pedfce DO 6biGstf Jixnfi1U- Mo
re, vratil Sc dnes do New Yor-
ku.
Privezl sebou 5000 exem-
plafn vzacnych ptakG, nichz
tficet druhI jest vede uplne
novych velika v6tsina neby-
la pred tim vid6na v zadnem
museu dale privezl mnoho
novych odrld ryb nesmir-
nou sbirku rostlin, kvetin a
bezpatefnatych zivocichd.
Panuje presvedceni, re dal-
81 roztrid6ni a zkoumani pta-
cich exemplard poskytne do
datecny ddkaz o spravnosti
Darwinovy nauky vyvoje.
Expedice byla vypravena
zdejsim Museem prirodni hi
storie, kdyz byl Harry Payne
Whitney dal k tomu finan-
chi prostredky. Odejela A
meriky v srpnu, 1920, a potr-
va pet rokl. Beck vratil Sc je-
nom "a 1celem kratke pora-
dy s vyborem, jenz ma expe-
dici ma starosti. PAX odjede
zpet do oblasti Jizniho More
"a ostatnimi cleny vypravy,
ktera ma jiz "a sebou dvacet
tisic mil obtizneho a nebezpec
neho cestovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
TRACEDIE z VALKY.

Yankton, S. D., %. srpna.
Emil Kfiz, 27-lety a svobod-
ny strelil sc We SVEN domov6
blize mesta z brokovnice do
prsou a skonal "a hodinu po
spachani sveho zoufaleho ci-
nu. Kfiz narodil Sc v Lester
Vile, v tomto state q prodelal
svetovou valku v americke ar
made v oddilu strojnfch pusek.
Vratil Sc sc zdravim podry-
tym a to nepochybne dohna-
10 jej k sebevrazd6. Bratr
jeho, jenz rovnez s1castnil Sc
valky We Francii, poslan byl
nasledkem t9zke nervove cho-
roby do ustavu choromyslnych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
PRINCEZNA ANASTAZIE
ZEMRELA.
Skonala vGera v noci We SVEN
l0ndynskem domovS.

Londyn, 20. srpna.' Prin-
cezna Anastazie, manzelka
prince Kristofa reck6ho, Diff
v9jsi pi. William B. Leedsova,
vdova po americkem plechaf-
skem 'magnatu, zemfela We
SVEN londynskem domove
'dnes v noci. Skonala klidne v
1855, aniz by nabyla vedo-
mi.
Primo Kristof, kralovna mat
ka Olga, William B. Leeds,
ml., jeho manzelka, princez-
ma Xenia q ostatni clenove ro-
diny byli u loAe umirajfcf.
Bezprostredni pficinou smr-
ii byla rakovina komplikova-
ma tvrdnutim jater. Jest prav-
d9podobno, ze t6lesn6 pozh-
statky budou bezodkladne po
slany do Spojenych Statd q po
chovany v mausoleu ma hfbi-
tov9 Woodlawn v New Yorku.
kde otec a matka zesnule od-
pocfvaj{, ackoli nekteff cleno-
We rodfny vyjadfili pfani, aby
byla pochov&na ma feck@m
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STRANA SVOB. STATU We
vETSINE.
Pfitomni ministfi v Irsku vsi-
chni xvcleni.


Dublin, 20. srpna. V IL ho.
din dnes vecer zpravy z po.
slednich voleb nasv6dcuji
zvoleni q yladnich Glen1, de.
Wit. republicans ctyf farma.
u, M ctyf fefairsfy yai tieiid s
sedmi neodvislych. Phi zdejsim
systemu hlasovani die pomer-
neho zastoupeni, vezme to je-
Ste asi diva dny, nez vysledek
voleb bude dplne znam. Vseo-
becny zajem vzbudilo obdrze-
nj kromobycejn6 velikeho po.
ctu hlasI vSemi ministry.
Dnes vecer bylo poloufedne
sd6leno, ze Eamon de Valera
zfskal 1900 hlasd v Okresu
Clare proti 5000, jez byly' O.
devzdany pro prof. Johna
MacNeilla, ministra skolstvi,
Ocekava Sc, re jeste diva JIM
republican, budou zvoleni S
De Valerou.
Volby ukazaly, ze vlada a re-
publikani tvori ty dive hlavni
strany. Vlada ma vsak cisel-
nou prevahu mad republikany
dvou proti jedne.
Belfast, 20. srpna. Kdyz
stoupenci Svobodneho Statu v
Ballybay, v okresu Monaghan
oslavovali zvoleni sveho kan
didata, Ernesta Blythe-a, rany
byly vypaleny a strela vnik-
nuvsi do srdce Francise Conlo
ma, mladeho muze, ma miste
jej usmrtila.
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kADENf KoMUNlSTov.
VenkovslkS kraje v Sasku jsou
pfepadavany organisovanymi
tlupami.

Budysin, (Bautzen), Sasko,
%. srpna. Saske venkovske
distrikty staly Sc cd minule-
no tydne koristi organisova-
nych tlup komunistd, ktere Y
nich fiejen die slibosti f6df; ale
jejichz pfepady, jak Sc zd&,
rfzeny jsou jakymsi general
MIN stabem", jehoz hlavnf
stan sc dosud 1radIm nepo-
darilo vypatrati.
Plen6ni hospodarskych USE
dlosti nabylo nyni takoveho
rozmeru, ze mfstni lrady me-
jsou vice to celiti tlupam,
ktere ma prepadech tech jsou
s1castneny a radeni sve prova
di "a bileho dne, odnimajlce
sklizen polni, vyrobky mlecne
i dobytek bezbrannym sedla-
kim. v cetnych pripadech thu
py pozGstavajici obytejne re
100 az 800 muzd seberou be-
re vsech okolkG move vymla-
Gene obili i odezenou dolby.
tex.
Kdyz rolnici proti tomuto
radeni PROFESSIONAL a dozado-
vail Sc ochrany, byli mistnimi
drady odkazani, aby Sc obra-
till Sc ma berlinskou vladu.
Mezi panstvimi, ktera po-
sledni dobe byla vyloupena,
naleza Sc jedno, jez vlastni
baron Won Maltzahn, podse-
kretar zahranicniho Iradu.
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ITALE DALA llTlMATUM kECKU.
zADA ZADOSTIUCNEN "A POVRA-
zDEN SVE. DEL EGACE.
VALECNE LODSTVO VYPLULO TARANTA A
ARMADA JEST v POHOTOvOSTI.

skych ddstojniki, az budou
vezeny ma valecnou LODI, jez
dopravi je do Italie.
Dnes zaroven dosla do RI
ma zprava, ze oddil italskeho
valecneho lod'stva vyplul z
pffstavu v Tarantu "a nezna-
mym urcenfm, avsak neni po-
chybnosti o tom, ze jeho ci-
lem jsou vody Piraeu, kde pro
jektovana jest demonstrace. o
statnf jednotky italskeho va
lecneho lod'stva jsou soustre-
d'ovany v Capo Dileuca, kdez
to karabinnici v Tarantu a
Ctyficaty sedmy p6si pluk
obdrzeli rozkazy, ably byli v
pohotovosti vyplouti ma Okla
mite oznameni.
DIE zprav 0 vrazde, jez do
sly do Rima, MEDIA Sc byti
nejmensich pochybnosti o tech
to dvou bodech: Predne, ze
dtok byl veden vyhradne ma
italskou delegaci a nikoli ma
ddstojniky jinych narodd, KITE
Fl rovn6z byli pritomni v onom
okoli a "a druhe, ze zlocin byl
politicky a ze Sc media prici-
sti ma 1cet brigantstvi.
Atheny. 20. srpna. Premier
Gonatas prehlasil tlnes vdci
zastupcdm zahranicnfho til
sku, ze ackoli vsechny podmfn
ky italske nejsou pfijatelny,
vlada pfistoupi ma nektere a
bude zadati o zmirn6nf ostat-
Mich. Premier dodal, re vlada
odpovi Ialii behem naznacene
lhdty p6ti dni. Zahranicni mi
INSTR Alexander pravil, re be-
dive vysetrovani bude zaha-
jeno a ze k tomu cili valecna
LODI policeinimi iiredniky bu-
de pnslana do Santi Quranta
V Albanii.
Ma italskem vyslanectvi
zdejsim prohlaseno, ze zlocin
byl politicky, vysledek to ne
pratelske propagandy, ktera
po dlouhou dobu byla rozdmy
chova'na proti Itali. V feckych
vladnich kruzfch zdejsich pre-
vada vsak presvedceni, ze vra-
ii byli Albanci a nikoli Reko-
We.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
HARDINCA PRY ZABILA
PROHIBICE.

Londyn, %. srpna. Byvaly
pennsylvansky guv. Sproul VII.
ci zdejsimu tisku prohlasil, ze
president Harding stal Sc bez
decnou obetl prohibice. Hard
ing byl pred zapovednosti ma
vykly pozivani skotske whisky
a kdyz prohibice stala Sc v
We Spojenych StaIech zako.
mem, zanechal uzivani lihovin,
cimz jeho system byl oslaben
a on obycejne nachlazeni pax
nesnesl.