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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

T. T. Cain, who has been in a Chi cago hospital for several weeks un- der treatment for his eyes, was able to return home Tuesday. His many friends are glad to know the treat ment he received was successful and his eyes are very much improved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
COTTON ROLLING IN

The past two weeks have been most favorable for picking cotton In this section, and the crop is being gathered rapidly. The crop is the shortest in years. but Is rolling into Hayleville every day and commands a good price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
RADIO IS INSTALLED

The first radio receiving outfit to be installed in Parrish is that put in at the Parrish Drug company by Dr, A. A. Bradford, owner of this firm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
PARTY IS ENJOYED

evening was the "Calenedar Party" which the women of the Presbyterian church rendered to their frieneds at the home of Mrs. Anna PalfA, on Ninth avenue. The occasion proved very enjoyable and was attended by a large number of people.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
BRIDGE nEING RuPAtaED

The Flint Creek bridge between here and Hartselle is now being re- paired by state highway engineers and workmen. For a few days 1t will be necessary for vehicles to wait a few minutes on the workmen. when the desire to cross the bridge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
HEAVY DOCKET FACED
Circuit Court Begins Fall Term In
 MOnrOeviile Monday

MONROEVILLE, Ala. Sept. 29.- eSnAcial Leased Wire. .)-Facing an unusually heavy criminal and civil docket, the>fali term of circuit court will convene Monday for a two-week sitting. Twelve of the s5 cases on the criminal docket are for capita! or lenses, two of them being retrials on appeal. Judge John D. Leigh Will sit as presiding magistrate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
[ ENTERTAINMENT REACHES IA

The enrollment at Monroe county high school reached IA this week, one of the largest enrollments In the history of the school. There are 50 students In the senior class, also n- racnrd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
NEW WELL STARTED
Contract Calls For Flow Of Minimum
 Of 5000 Gallons A Minute

BAY MINETTE, Ala, Sept. 2g.- Especial Leased Wire )-Actual work has begun on Bay Minettes new we'll The city commission contracted for well with not less than 5000 gall Ions per minute capacity. The Grey Artesian Well company of Pensacola has the contract.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
PREPARING ExuIRIr

Elmer Kuhn of Foley is preparing a Baldwin county display for ex- hibition at the Mobile county faIr and other expositions of this sec tion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
MRS. ISAAC TIpTLE DEAD

At an early hour Monday morning, Mrs Isaac little died at the family home in this city after a long illness. She was 40 years of age. and had re- sided in Hayleville for a number of years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
ACT ADOPTED 0N f NAL DAY GIVES CITY FERRY RIGHT
Consolidated Municipality Is Destined To Become Great
 Farm Produce Market
TENNESSEE VALLEY BUREAU l
 THE AGE-HERALD


 The consolidated city of Decatur | Is in possession of franchise privi- leges worth considerable money to the municipality as a result of an | act of the legislature, which abridges | the right of Limestone and Morgan counties to award franchise rights for operation of ferries on the Ten Inessee river here and vests that right i'll the municipality.
 1 The bill, which was introduced In 1 the senate by Senator Hutson and Iadopted on the final legislative day lsored by Representative Patterson, Is | a general measure with a local ap- plication. The bill provides that where there is one city at point on any river, which separates one county from another that the mu- nicipality shall have the franchise for ferries on the river.
 Adoption of the act virtually pro- Vides free ferry here. It is pointed out that rates can be adjusted so that farm produce can be brought here free, making Decatur a great farm market and opening up largo areas across the river front here, which have been more or less cut off because of the stream. The act gives permission for the municipality to operate the ferry itself or let a contract for operation.
 HAS UNIQUE OPENING
 Perhaps the most unique opening any local business establishment ever enjoyed took place Saturday morning when A. A. Harbage re- stunned business after his old store was damaged by fire many months ago. Dr. L. F. Goodwin, pastor of tie Westminster Presbyterian church, of which MT. Harbage is member, appeared this morning with Mrs. Goodwin and a number of other members of the church and read the thirty-seventh Psalm: The steps of a good man are ordered of the Lord; though he falls he shall not be ut terly cast down; the Lord upholdeth him with His hand" A short song service was rendered by w. J. Ram sey of the Ham Ramsey revival workers, and others local singers.
 DIES OF WOUNDS
 Fennell Gibson, aged 22 years, ,Courtland youth who was brought here to a hospital three weeks ago suffering with wounds sCid to have been indicted in shooting affray sthere, died at the local institution Saturday morning. The body was Spfepared for burial and conveyed to the old home of the deceased near Courtland Interment wifi take place Sunday afternoon at Gibson's grave yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
REVIVAL ENDS SUNDAY

The five-week revival which has been conducted here by the Ham Ramsey workers will end Sunday evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
Ac.rn wOMAN EXpIREs

Funeral servlces Will De held Suh- day afternoon TOT Mrs W; John son age 50 vea-s, who died here at fhe home of her daughter, Mrs. w. G. NfcKain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
BALLANGER GAINING

Jim Ballanger, who underwent an operation for appendicitis, Is i'm proving and will be able to return home in week or 10 days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
TO BOOST ROSTER

Eulton sunday school Sets Aside Sum
 day As Brins-A Member Day
 FULTON, Ala. Sept 29.-(Speciai Leased Wire .)-Sunday has been set aside as bring a-member' day by the Fulton Sunday school. Every pupil Is urged to add some one to the roster.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
SHOW GIRL IS. HURT WHEN TAXI OVERTURNS
Young Woman In Huntsville Hos- pital Following Accident
 TENNFSSEE VALLEY BURFAUl
THE AGE-HEKALD 7 Huntsville, Ala, Sept, 20

THE AGE-HERALD
 Huntsville. Ala. Sept. 29 Miss Gertrude Pool, q show girl, with the Rubin & Cherry shows at the fair grounds, is in the hospital here, suffering from serious in- juries sustained when a taxicab in which she was passenger turned over into ditch near the fair grounds. Miss Pools injuries are de- clared not to be fatal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30
' .Yssa.sAT-TEAGHERs MEET ,s..

met with Mrs. Sewall. An Interesting program was carried out and re- treatments were served.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-12

we have Just received hundreds q smart hats leading New York
that
price which We gladly customers worthh savings
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-12
Bargain Basement Misses Coats

The fashionable sports models;
Of all-wool materials; well tai
lored-Tomorrow, Bargain Base
ment.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
That Dull Aching

Don't worry and complain about a
bad bac.s. Get rid of it! For weak kin.
neyS,; am, and achy backs. your neign-
hors recommend Doan's Kidney Pills.
ASK yulr neihDorl
r. l.. Woodard, prop. of Bottling
WORKS, Jackson ST., Roanoke Rapids.
says: Ever since was younster I
was bo.hered off and on with my kid
neys. Iha trouble wasn't serious but
b Dthe! ID III, lot at times. Up until
II ,out - year ago l had some pretty
s l4rp pains in my back and when |
8 s.oop,l tAe pain was SO bad couldn t
q traihten without help. A dull steady
a che through my kidneys had me COM
pleteIy played out when night came and
then my kidneys acten too freely. As
often as every fifteen or twenty min.
utes it was necessary to pass the kit
ney secretions. Ifound the best results
however from using Doans Kidney
Pills. They quickly relieved me of the
trouble and for year now l haven't
been bothered at all with my sSack. I
keep Doan's Kidney Pills ON hand get
ting them at the Roanoke Pharmacy.
6c. at all dealers. Foster MiIh4rr
Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo N. Y
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
convenience N
ANY HOUSEHOLD
Serving Tray Saves Housewlfe's
Time and Strength in Many
Different WAYS.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculturs.)
A serving tray on castors or wheels
sometimes called "wheel-tray," tea
wagon" or "tea-cart," Is a household
convenience that saves the housewives
time and strength In many ways.
boy or man handy with simple tools
can make one; a number of women,
similarly skillful, have also made
them. In Virginia home recently q
very successful wheel-tray was made
out Of an old washstand, utilizing the
large drawer, the top, the framework,
and other parts To roll such a tray
around conveniently, swivel castors
may be provided from some discarded
piece of furniture, small swivel wheels
or the small wheels of baby car
riage or toy wagon. In the serving
tray illustrated the wheels were evi-
IDENTIFY taken from a childs wagon. A
wheel tray saves many trips between
the dining room and kitchen, both In
serving and in clearing away meals,
especially in a large household where
many dishes must be handled. The
top and shelf spaces are sufficient to
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29

Drawer 10 ussful to store Silver and
Table Linen.
Nd Of the china compartment By Z
moldlng IN inches wide to prevent
dishes from slipping off, The inside
Of the china compartment Is painted
white even II the outside Of the tfsy
is dark. On the sides Of this com
partment are little screw hooks on
which cups may be hung. There ID
space in the compartment for serving
dishes for Ax.
Drawer for silver Or Linen.
Below this serving compartment II
4 drawer 2 inches deep, which IL d.
vided into two parts. One side Is used
for linen and one side for silver. The
side used for silver is lined with dark.
colored felt or outing flannel.
In the space below the drawer q
large undershelf is fitted. 1t should b.
edged with molding about IN inchM
wide, so that soiled dishes may b.
safely placed on 1t. One handle may
be put on if preferred, instead Of ths
two shown In the illustration, for pull
ing or pushing the loaded tray about
These handles may be made from old
broomsticks.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
Advantages of Motor
Trucks In Corn Belt

The experience of other farmers who
have owned motsrtrucks Is the best
guide In determining II one will prove
profitable on farm and II so what
size will prove most profitable, accord
ing to the United States Department
Of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin 1914
"Motortrucks on Corn Belt Farms" BY
H. r. Toliey and l.. M. Church of the
division of agricultural engineering, ID
Just Off the press and gives data based
on the experience Of over 500 grain
and livestock farmers located In the
Corn Belt who have owned motor
trucks for more than two years. From
these men there has been collected in
formation ON size Of truck used, cost
Of operation, amount Of hauling done
and the advantages and disadvantages
Of owning q truck. The bulletin il In.
tended for use primarily in the section
where the data were collected but will
be Of interest to farmers in other SEQ
tions. Copies may be obtained upon
application to the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, Warrington.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29

Wheel Tray Saves Many Trips Be-
tween Dining Room and Kitchen.
carry all dishes to the table In one
trip, or to remove them from 1t after
the meal. Steps are saved by 1t In
serving refreshments at social ocoa-
sions. 1t is invaluable for use a. q
bedside tray in the sick room. When
well made the tray ID attractive a.
well as useful and may serve as q
reading table or flower stand II may
be stained dark or eHameled white to
harmonize with the dining room and
Its furnishings. The space In the top
may be used to keep dishes In, and
the drawer will store silver and table
linen.
Dimensions for Tray.
The United States Department Of
Agriculture recommends the dimen,
sions given below for making Z con.
venient serving tray which will 20
through doorways without danger Of
humping. The upper part Of the tray
is box shaped, 1o inches wide and %
inches long. The box part, or china
compartment, il AZ inches deep. This
is upheld by 4 legs, y by IN inches,
which measure 81 inches from the
floor to the top Of the tray. It 10 bsst
to edge the top of the tray or the
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
4 Got Real Mad When | Lost My
Setting Hen" Mrs. Hannah

Il went into the hen house
one morning and found my favo-
rite setter dead. | got real mad
Went to the store, bought some
RAT SNAP and in a week | got
six dead rats. Everybody who
raises poultry should keep RAT
SNAP" Three sizes, 35c, Csc,
1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Roanoke Pharmacy Co., Roanoke
Rapids, N. C.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
Spread Manure Thin In
Every Short Rotation

Best evidence indicates that manure
gives largest returns to the ton when
applied thin once In each short rota-
ton, or twice in rotation of more
than five years. Eight to ten tons to
the acre In three or four-year rota-
ton, used with an average of 200
pounds Of acid phosphate to the acre
each year. give excellent returns, the
New York State College Of Agriculture
at Ithaca has found. A manure spread
er lie said to be time and labor saver,
particularly in making light applica.
tions, and 1t tears up the manure so II
is mixed more uniformly with the SOIL
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
Pure Bred Sires
Winning Friends
Number of Owners Partici-
pating in Campaign Passes
10000 Mark.

prepared by the United statsa Department
of Agrtculturs)
Progress In the Better Sires-Better
Stock" campaign broke all previous
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
Do They Turn II Off

A little girl from Indianapolis with
TWO older sisters visited Niagara
Falls. After watching the volume of
water pour over the American SIDE
Of the falls several minutes she III
Quired: DO they turn 1t off at mig. Z
The girl probably had in mind 'ae
water at the Indiana Soldiers "nd
Sailors monument at indianapolis.
which pOurs over the stone WORK
there and Is turned off late each nisilI
indianapolis News
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
Yearling Fruit Trees
Overtake Larger Ones

Yearling trees Of some fruits arc
quite small trees while of the peach
they will be as large as they should
be at all for planting out, If they are
nrst class. With all the fruits, the
yearling trees will grow more surely
and many times will overtake the
larger trees In couple of years, even
when they start promptly. and one
fault with large trees Is slow starting
The small trees having less root spread
are damaged less in the digging, and
the small tops make less demand on
the roots
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
cIearss Marble Slab.

To cleanse the marble slab cut Q
slice Of lemon, dip 1t in salt and rub II
over the marble; let 1t remain an hour,
then wash the slab In the usual way,
A mixture Of saleratus and whiting
will remove stains from marble.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29

To the 6nt, f'ou Hcather Stark.
AurS ar+ creHseH with an ins.in,.
tive knowledge Of the general weather
for whole season. When the, are
observed ;n the summer eniarginy
and Strengthening their dwellings, II
is said to he q sign Of an early and
cold winter.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
Save Boil Moisture,

The conservation OF soil moisture Is
one Of the most important roles of till
age The moisture Of the soil around
the plant is rapidly exhausted by being
taken up by the plant and evaporated
through the leaves.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29
Winthrop Tapered Shingle

and is a vastly superior product. The asphalts are
carefully selected because Of their known waterproof
resisting qualities.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-29

Warm a knite-board before using II
and the knives will polish more easily
Should the cover Of knife-board wear
through, a piece Of linolsum may b
used to replace t.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
ElgANCNf STRkNKA OKKUPACE.
FRANCOUZSKE PRiJMY v PORUN
BLlzf Sc VYDANf.
DIVA NEMCI PORANENI PRI STRELBE v OKkUPO-
VANEM PASMU.

Pafiz 90 kvetna. DIE cislic uyefenenych dnes pO-s
slancem Eymondem 1fednim zuale okkupace Poruff 0
H. ledna az do konce kv6tna bude st Franc
frankI Pro tomuto obnosu NIUE byt odrazeno 1O2O90
600 frankd ez byy zskAny prodeem uhi koksu zabAve
nych distriktu pokut tresd ulozenych oper6
van zeleznic Porynsku. !
Tyo csice jsou obsazeny dodatecne zprave upravee
posancem Eymondem pfedve6er parlamentni debay IL
nancich okkupace ez zapocii dtery w
lohy okkupace jsou mnohem nza byla odhadovano
daeko nedosahuj dverd pozadovanych premieem Ponca
rem.
Pfijmy ziskane Porufi opravhu prohlaseni preme
Poncarea ucnene mnuy cvrtek pred koms snemovny,
re kratko bude okkupace vyplacet
Ma vydrzovani civln msse zeeznc bylo zadano 49,
900 ranki ale enom 855O000 bylo vynaozeno w
ohy voenskou okkupaci byly odhadovany 100000
ranki ale jenom 99O0OO00 byo vynalozeno. Odrazh Sc
dale normani vylox spoene vydrzovanim voska ktsre
rovnez Franci muscle by by zeno saceno okkupace
stala jenom 81, 900 frankG.
Berlin, 49, kvena Zvlastni depese berlinskym Ca
sopsdm pfinase zpray orgch poulicn sfelby Francou
zy Mannhemu vecer nchz nejmen6 $50 bylo
vypaeno Nemci vazne poran6ni N6mci tv be fran
couzska hdka Fedrchove rela bez pficiny ma
vsechny strany ze srey zasahy okonf domy tz
bylo sfeno pouicni karu pnou di Pfcny streby ne
[jsou
Jine depese oznamui smrtelne zranen vcera Mann
heimu Kara Trauba, poicisty nemecke rany vypra
vi, re Francouz oznamil nemeckym uradlm ze ma ednu
fancouzskych zelezncnch hdek byo hazeno kameny de
mi, nacez Nemc postav pocejn hdku nadraz, jejiz
clenem byl tez Traub.
Brzy potom byl pry zaGen neznamo pro akou pficinu
Kdyz byl veden pryc vytrhl vojaknm skoc ficn
baru pax Sc vrhl vody Francouzi pry neho zaha
Jill pabu kdyz poval vode pozdeji je vytahh Traub
utrp6l vsak poraneni tax tezke. re ne zemrel.
Koblenc, 10. kvetna. Mezispojenecka vysoka komise
vydala vypovdac roZkaz enz tyce 9O2 osob Mno
ri TECH chz jmena objevuji seznamu jsou nemett
zeleznicni funkcionafi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
S, ,47s,O64,3l3 0(ET NEMECKU.
"A SKODY VYVSTANSf AMERICA
NUM- "a SvETOvE vALKY.


Washington. 90. kvetna Ucet Ameriky We valecnych
narocich proti NSecku chi STATS ak pfedlo
zen byl smfsene narokove komsi k urovnani.
Vlada Spojenych Stdti ma ten nejvsts narok,l
slice kdezo ten nemens 12416 narokd pred
ozenych kos Jest ST. cele iednoivych narokd sou
pozistaych po Amercanech, kte zahynul parnku
Lusana potopenem nemeckou ponorkou. Tyto cin $22
900 nepochybn9 bude Mich jednano nejdfve nebo
Nsmecko pznalo z drive svo zodpovednost jedna
vyI pozadovanych nahrad.
Obrovska cislice nahrad dana byla dnes poprve
fenost kdyz Robert Norris pravn zasupce Spojen5ch
stan koms poda svo zpravu odboru statu Prace
hodnut casky jz N6mecko must plat bya zapocata jiz
komisi jez sorgansovaa fijnu mnuleho roku jez
pozIstava Edwna B. Parkera zTexasu americkeho kom
safe DR.. Wilhelma Keaselbacha nemeckeho komisafe
kdezo dfiv9 Glen nevyssho soudu Spojenych Sati Day.
jest rozhodefm Jak brzy kome skonc prac neze ami od
hadova ale ocekava ze pfpady budou rozdeny ne
drive takze rozhodnu jednom pfpad6 bude vzahova
radu jnych podobnych.
americkych narocch bude rozhodnuto bez ohledu
spojenecke vaecn6 nahrady bez ohedu smouvu Vesa
sou ktera nkdy nebya schvalena Spoenymi Say Jedno
pravdo pfjae koms ustanovue xe naroky z pfedozene
mohou byti zvyseny.
Nejvstsf jednotvy narok jest amercke vlady na
$255544 vyohy spoen6 vydrzov&nm okkupacni
arm&dy Nsmecku cemz pfitomn9 iedn& spojenci
tycna poozka bya by skrnuta amerkych narokt proti
Nemecku Osatn vladnf naroky % jsou
skody vyvstavsi nemecke ponorkov6 vaky
kadoxano jest vysouzeckym ufadem pojstne premie
SIS $3.50 900 zeezniGn administered $4OO75 valecne
jistn6 preme pro lodnf radu.
Narok 81 Jest predlozen Emery Robertson ztrau
majetku kdyz by n6meckym zaatcem. Jest est6 n6kok
mensch narokd ale vetsnou sou veik6 vys jdou do
statisicn mionn dollari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
BANDTTE: OFILASlII ULTIlKTUM.
DIVA z CIZlCH ZAJATCU BUDOU ZAnlTI, NEOD-
VOLA-Ll VLADA VOJSKO.3

Washington, 90 kv9tna. Diplomaticky tbor Pekin-
die zprav obdrzenych odborem statu byl dom9n Gin
skymi bandity ze diva czich zajacn drzent m budou
zastfeleni nebudeh vojsko odvoano do iterkad - - 3
Odbofasdtu oznansii depese obdrxena 0d amerckeho
vysance Schurmana Pskngu sd6uje ze brigan odpraj
vyednavai propusen svych zajacd, pokud vosko jest
Jim patach Jejich podminky jsou, aby by prati
do cinske arady pod svym vastnm velelem aby jeich
bezpecnost byla zarucena sesti czimi mocnostm.
Podmnky band1 pfinesl do Pekingu jeden iejich
jatcG menem O. Berube jenz dnes odpoledne bude mt
dienci presdentem cnske repubky Ultra dostav pred
dplny dplomaticky sbor.
Tientsin 20. kvetna. Pr Manuel Ancra Verea, man.
zeka tovarnka Guaaaara Mexiko jez byla drzena Gin
skymi bandy byla propustena dnes ZGstava udz nact
cizich aatcI rukou bandt6, kte mimi hnuli
mena hor. Phi stfeb6 vcera mez vojaky bandy eden
techto byl zab jny Voensky guvern6r provin
Gle Sanung postal dach $500 voakG do hor pres to- ze
bandite vyhrozu pobm czich zajatcd, nebude vojsko
odvolano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
TRI ROXY NIGEL - ROZ.
VOD "a TO.

Llondyn, 10. kv6tna. Rekor-
du v nepretrzitem mlceni nepo
chybne bylo docileno Georgem
S. Diverem, jenz nepromluvil
ma svoji zenu po tfi roxy pres
to, re m6ly sva jidla spolecne.
Pi. Mathilde Diverova podala
svedectvi v tom smyslu v zalo-
be o rozvod cd sveho manzela.
Jednou Sc pry nabazila toho
vecneho mlceni q pozadala mu
ze, aby il vysvetlil pficinu sve
no pocinani. Tu pax jal Sc j
skrtiti, aby rovnez nemohla
mluviti, vyprav9la pi. Divero-
va.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
z DOMU DAVIDOVA b,
VEZENl.

st. Joseph, Mich, 10. kv6t-
ma. Diva clenove kolonie Domu
Davidova jsou v mistnim veze-
nj, pon6vadz odepfeli odpovi-
dati uspokojive ma otazky kla
dene jim velkou porotou We Wy
setrovani domn6lych nemrav-
nostf pachanych zmin6nou SEX
tou. Jsou to pi. Elizabeth Ju-
liza Stroupe-Rowe-ova, jedna 2
nedavnych mladickych newest
poslana do v9zeni ma 15 dni
soudcem Dingemanem pro. W.
hybave odpov9di, pfi cemz Sc
odvolavala ma ''spatnou pa.
met" a James Moore, manze'
zmizele Etidorphy Smith Moo
re-ove, jemz odepfel odpov6
d6ti ma otazku, kde jest pfi'
tonne jeho zena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
TROCKY Sc STARA o "PRO-
LETARIkT."

Riga, 19. kvetna. Eston-
ska telegrafni agentura ozna-
mule, ze jista banka v Revalu
prave provedla transferovani
125,0OO doll. ze sov9tske statni
banky v Moskv6 do Berlina ma
adresu M. Bronsteiha, bratra
Leonass Trockeho, sov6tskeho
ministra valky, jehoE vlastni
jm6no Jest Bronstein. Bratr
Trock&ho ztratil sve jmeni spe
kulacemi v markach a rusky
'"proletafsky" ministr mu n.y.
nj timto zpIsbem vypomohl z
nouze. Trocky patrne timto
zpisobem stara Sc ] ostatnf svo
!je pfibuzenstvo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
PROTIzIDOvsKE HNUTf v
RUMUNSKU.

Bukurest', 10. kvetna. -Ru-
munstf fascist hrozf, ze dalsi
pobyt zidovskych studenti a
profesord ma universit6 v Blu
kuresti povede ku jejich smr-
ii. Profesorovi Reinerovi po-
hrozeno ibylo snlftf, jestlize
Sc pokusi o obnovenf svych
prednasek ma universit8.
Zprava z TemeSv&ru ozna-
muje, ze 10000 studenti sc
tam sorganisovalo n odpov6d1
ma vyzvu 'Faszia Nationale",
aby pfipojili &c k z&pasu ma b
vot a ma smrt Sc zidy."