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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10
Greater Alexandria
Trade Exhibit Opens
Monday Night
THIRTY-ONE BOOTHS
Cash Prize of $25 Each
Night to Ticket Hold
ers-D a n ci ng and
Music. u n *

When the doors Of the armory
are thrown open to the public
Mt 7:2O o'clock Monday night to
mark the opening of Greater
Alexandria's second annual trade
exhibit which will continue until
Thursday night, closing that night
it will reveal a very pretty hall
replete with exhibits from almost
every line of merchandising act-
vity in the city. There are thirty
one booths in the big hall and at
least twenty-five to twenty-siN
exhibits.
Uniform booths have been
erected by S. d. Devaughan and
the work of decorating the hall
was done by Copeland and Com
pany of Washington. Flags and
bunting hide the bleak walls OF
the big armory and festoons OF
tiny incandescent lights installed
by j. Kent White will add to the
illumination.
The exhibits will be in their
places late Mondav afternoon.
Many of the displays of spring
stock by the rercsants will prove
most attractive, especially the.
automobile section which will
compare favorably to that of
Washington.
A stage has been erected in
tn east end of the hall for the
exhibition of living models. Here
will be seen the latest creations
i'm fashions for the spring in wo-
mans wearing apparel.
The occasion will be enlivened
with music and this will be fur
nished by the Krazy Kats. Each
NIGHT there will be dancing from
1880 o'clock until 1880 o'clock.
Many features have been ar
ranged and many prizes are to
be distributed by individual mer-
chants. Each night there will be
cash prize Of S25 offered to the
holder of the lucky ticket, a cou-
por being presented to each per-
son purchasing an admission tick
ct To the hall which cost 10
cents. In this manner the in
terest in the awards will be
worth while.
The merchants promise some
thing doing every night and the
public generally is cordially in
vited to patronize the exhibit and
get a glimpse of the latest in
spring styles and also find other
things that are to be found on
sale by the exhibitors. Nothing
will be sold at the armory dur
ing the exhibit except refresh
mentS and soft drinks.
The following are chairmen OF
the committees in charge of
which j. Kent White is general
chairman: F. Clinton Knight, eX-
hibits; C. Page Waller, hall; Viii
liam Illch, decorations; K. l.
Myers. jr., publicity; Claude W
Fletcher. finance; J. f. Ross
automobiles. A list of the eX
hibitors arranged are as follows
Alexandria Light and Power
Co, Aero Auto Company, Alex
andria Real Estate Board, Belle
Haven Garage. Bendheim'S, lrviI
tional Bank, DickerSon's Garage
Diener proprietor, Citizens Ma
Duncan's Garage. Robert +
Downham, Dyson Brothers, Flet
cher Motor Company, B. B. Ez
rine. d. G.. Grillbortzer, r. f
Knight and Son, Frank Michel
bach, Metropolitan Life InSur
ance Company, Mutual Ice Com
pany, Myers Brothers Garage
Rammel Manufacturing Company
Ruben's c. PAGE Waller proprie
tor. Remschers Auto Company
l.. Shuman and Son, Swan Broth
ers. Washington and Ladd, ,
Kent White. and We'll Brother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10
Merchants Trades Exhibit Opens Monday
and Babe
Killed by Explosion
lRy United Prcss)

Clevland, o., March 1O-A
mother and her nine months old
baby died early today from in
juries received when a fifty gal
Ion moonshine still exploded in
the attic of their home. Mrs.
Josephine Bordcnaro, 81, was
watching the still while she rock
ed her baby. Her husband, Louis,
was down stairs. The explosion
wrecked the attic and set fire to
the clothing of Mrs. BOrdonaro
and the baby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10
Two Buildings Burned
and Damage Is
$780, 900
HOSPITAL MENACED
Spectacular Blaze At
tracts Crowd Of 1000
Persons to the Scene
Probe Filed

Fourteen persons were hurt and
damage estimated at 100000 was
done by fire which last night de-
stroyed two buildings at Fort
Myer and which threatened the
destruction of the entire post.
The blaze was discovered at
9:2S o'clock and it was l1:25
O'Clock before it was completely
subdued. Washington and the
neighboring Virginia towns fur
nished fire apparatus to fight the
flames. Three Of those injured
were carried to the hospital were
overcome by smoke and the others
suffered from slight burns and
decorations. All will recover.
According to officials at Fort
Myer the fire originated in the
barracks occupied by men Of the
10Th field artillery and which was
destroyed and then spread to the
isolation ward which is part Of
the post hospital and it also was
destroyed
An investigation TO determine
the origin oil the fire was negun
today by army officials.
There were twenty-SiX patients
IN the isolation war, twelve Of
whom were unable to walk. The
men were taken to the home of
officers and after the fire re-
turned to the hospital.
Private Thomas Fitzgerald,
Troop E. Third cavalry, lacera-
tions of face and nose.
Private John Brossman, post
chauffeur, cut in foot with axe.
Sergt. II. DeGraff, of the post
FIRE department, overcome by
smoke.
Scrgt. II. c. Purcell, post hos
pitaI corps, decorations.
William p. Lynn, volunteer fire
fighter from Clarendon, Va. cut
by glass.
Sergt. Roy Hamer, Battery c.
cut on head with ak.
Private John Merezky, Battery
A, Sixteenth field artillery, eur
bv glass when he fell from roof
on one of the burning buildings.
Private John Engle, of No.
truck company, Of the Washing
ton fire department, injured left
foot
+. J. 2arr, chief Of the volun-
teer fire department Of Ballston,
Va, decorations of head and nose
when he carried "A hose line into
burning building.
Private George thinner, Bat
terry A, Sixteenth field artillery,
burned hands and arms.
Private Harry Grsvel, Troop
f, Third cavalry, ut on head and
arms breaking into burning build
ing.
Private Frederick Homer. post
medical corps, overcome by
smoke.
Private Ralph Elliott. hospital
corps. sprained wrist.
Serge. Harry Hines, Battery B,
Sixteenth field artillery, overcome
by smoke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. DR.. f. B. Jackson will
take as his subjects, at the serv-
ices of the First Baptist Church,
tomorrow: II a. m.' Seeking The
First Place." 7:45 p m, The
Wild Beast Lying in Wait For
Us"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10
EVER VAIN

New York: A woman doesn't
lose her desire to be attractive
just because she is in jail" said
Major Margaret Duffy, salvation
army prison worker in describing
the necessity of powder puffs for
women prisoners today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10
PLEADS GUILTY TO DRY
VIOLATION

In the corporation court today
Herbert W. Ferguson, indicted
for violating the provisions of
rhe state prohibition law. ent-
cred a Plea of guilty and was fined
$50 and costs and sentenced to
serve one month in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10
INTERCHANGEABLE
NV The United Press

NY The United Press)
Washington, March 10.-The
Interstate Commerce Commission
today announced that the rail
roads of the country would rot be
required TO place interchangeable
mileage books on sale until May
].
A precious order of the COM
mission directing that these
books, in denomination of $50
eb ready for sale on March Is.
No reason was given for the de-
lay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10

Albany. n. Y.-Hip pockets
would be inviolate under the pro-
visions of bill introduced in the
Assembly making it misdemean-
or for an officer TO search pock-
cts for liquor without a warrant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10

Richmond, March 10 - Anti
bond advocates scored heavily on
both sides of the Capitol yester-
day. gaining distinct advantages
in both Senate and House.
The most important victory
was won in the House, when the
Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation made an unfavorable
rporr on the three companion bills
offered by the bond forces in con-
junction with certain neutrals,
while on the floor they succeeded
in pushing the mill tax anticipa-
ton bill TO its engrossment and
third reading. A favorable re-
port on the Brown-Horsley "sub-
mission" bill completed full day
for the ants.
Action of the Senate Finance
Committee in refusing to hold
back the mill-taX anticipation bill,
| is hailed as a victory for the
anti-bond men. Further decision
of the committee 20 group all
other road bills for hearing start
ing on Monday night, gives the
1mill-tax anticipation measure a
long lead on the calendar. REF
erendum" and Submission" bills
will be considered by the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions on Monday morning
While in the Senate, a bill was
being introduced by Senator w.
H. Jeffreys, of Mecklenburg, pro-
viding for a 2-cent gas tax for
! 1923 and Scent tax thereafter,
with one-third g5ing to feeder
roads. the House committee at
the same time reported out a
submission bill" indentical with
one introduced in the Senate yes
terday by Senator Louis s. Epes,
of Nottoway. the object of which
lis to permit the people OF the
State to pass directly on the
Question of whether to have a
"pay-as-you-go" or a "bond issue
policy adopted as the permanent
highway construction plan.
BY a vote of 6 to the House
Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation rtported favorably
the substitute bill providing a 9
cent tax on motor fuels thereaf-
ter, cent of which is to go 10
counties.
The committee. by a similar
vote, also reported favorably on
the rown-Horsley bill providing
for referendum.
The committee reported the
three bills introduced by Dele
gate r. Holman Willis, of Roa-
noke, providing for the issuance
of certificates Of Indebtedness; a
= referendum on S50,000,00C
; obnd issu. and a l cent tax on mo
: tor fuels, with the recommen-
, dation that they do not pass"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10
Anti Bond Men Are Get
ting Heavy Support
In Both Houses
GAS PLAN CHANGED
Committee Acts Unfor-
ably on Willis Measures
Three Reported Back
Without Approval
(By l.. Z. Cooper

Richmond, Va, March TO-
Members of the General Assem-
bly, were today busily engaged in
final preparations for the three
cent tax bond issue fight to be
staged in the legislative polls
here when the two Houses recon-
vene next week to decide upon
the method of financing road con-
struction in Virginia. The House
of Delegates today continued its
work of clearing away all minor
measures in preparation for the
big fight the Senate stands ad-
iourned until Monday, when COM
mit.ee reports on the chief finan-
cling measures are expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-10

Oldest Daily Newspaper in the
United States and Best Advertis-
ino Medium in Northern Virginia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
KRALOVSKE KLENOTY
OBJEVENY.

B6lehrad, 10. dubna. Korun-
nj klenoty a statni dokumenty,
pohrbene, kdyz cernohorsky
kral Nikola prchal z Cetinje '
obavach svdj zivot, byly dnes
tamtez vykopany. Bedna, sest
stop pod zemi, obsahovala ety.
ri krabice klenotu nesmirne ce
ny a nekolik krabic statnich
dokumentI. Byly objeveny V
zahrade jednoho soukromeho
domu. Ocekava Sc, re doku-
menty zjevi dilezita mezina-
rodni fakta, tykajici Sc vztahd
Nikolovych ostatnimi narody
"a svetove valky. Pred uvefej-
nenim budou pfehlednuty zdej
simi lrady. Panuje pfesvedce-
nj, ze bedna zakopana byla V
roce 1916 kratce pred tim, nez
kral donucen byl opustiti zemi
nasledkem postupu nepfatel-
skych armad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
zADAJf SESAZENf
TAFTOVO.

Washington, 10. dubna. Sc
sazeni $ uradu predsedy nej-
vyssiho soudu Tafta, ponevadz
dostava kazdorocne $4,000 z
pozdstalosti Andrew Carnegie
no, jest zadano Marvinem Ga
tesem Sperrym, predsedou Le-
gle prostych vojaki a namornf
XII dopise zaslanem presiden-
tn Hardingovi. "My verime, re
jeho uzitecnost skoncila tim,
ze dostava podporu, jejiz zdro
jem jsou zisky ocelarskeho tru
stu a ze uvalil hanbu ma ono
ctihodne teleso (nejvyssf soud)
pravi Sperry mezi jinym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
ZAZPlVALI WILSONOVI.
Bakulova druzina rovnez mu
odevzdala dopis cd presidenta
Masaryka.

Washington, 10. dubna. Ba-
kulova druzina zavitala vcera
do m6sta narodnfho kapitolu a
odpoledne zap6la tez p. Will
sonovi, byvalemu presidentovi,
jemuz druzinou soucasn6 byl
odevzdan pozdravAy list presi.
denta CeskoslovefJsk& republi.
ku, ktery byvalemu presidentu
vrele d6koval "a vse, co "a sv6
|administrace We prospech ces.
koslovenskeho lidu podnikl.
Bakulova druzina zapela
pred residence p. Wilsona ne
kolik melodif anglickych ee-
skoslovenskych. Byvaly presi-
dent naslouchal n6znym tenn
pisnim uvnitr, ponevadz sy-
chrava povetrnost nedovolila
mu komnatu opustiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
OBcANSKA VALKA v CINE
Jihoz6padni provincie spojily
Sc pr0ti Pekingu.

Peking, 10. dubna. Jednota
jihozapadnich provincii Ciny,
ma sebeobranu" proti "hrozi-
vemu" stanovisku Pekingske
vlady jest oznamena v telegra-
lnu zaslanem parlamentu a
vsem politickNm organisacim,
die zprav tiskovych kancelari
obdrzenych zde.
Telegram, jenz byl pry po-
depsan DR.. Sun Vat Semen, j.
hoho-clnskym vhdcem; gen.
Tangem, guvernerem provin-
Gle Junan; gen. Liu Cenem, ne
'davno porazenym v uchazeni
Sc o zvolenf guvernerem pro.
vincie Secuan jinymi promi.
|nentnimi militaristy, vyhazuje
rukavici severoc(nske vlade a
mdze byti predzv9stf dlouho
hrozfcl obcanske valky.
v telegramu rovn9z sc tyr.
/ di, ze jihu cineny byly poku-
sy o odvracenf valky a zcelenl
naroda, ale ze byly odmitany
Isevernlmi vidci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
vELIKY LUP OBJEVEN.

St. Louis, 19. dubna - De-
vet muzd bylo zatceno "a VI
ce nez S2,OOO,OOO v cennych
papirech ukradenych postov
nlho trucku 2. dubna, bylo ma
lezeno postovnfmi inspektory a
zrlzenci serifovymi, zapadne
Cd mesta. Lup byl nalezen v
krasnem bungalow ma Rich
mond Heights, kde bydli Will
liam F. Doering, 29-lety, dri-
v6isi obchodni cestujici a po-
die vseho hlava postovnich lu-
picd. Prohlidkou dome OBJ
jeven byl hotovy arsenal zbra-
nj = rucnice, revolvery, 6yna-
nit, doutnaky, automaticke
brokovnice a pod. DIE sdelenf
vrchniho postovniho inspekto-
ra jenom asi "a 100000 Gen.
nych papird nebylo nalezeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
OBLEzENl POVSTALCI
Sc VZDALI.
Diva utonuli, jeden zastrelen
ctyfi zajati.

Dublin, 10. dubna. - Dnes
vecer nadeSlo sensacni zakon.
ceni oblehani irskych republi.
kand v jeskyni V horach okre-
su Kerry. Diva z oblezenych,
kteri cht6li uteci "a temna no.
cnfho, utonuli. Lyons, velitel
|jeskynni pevnosti, byl zabit a
ctyfi muzi zajati. Mezi temi.
to byl tez jeden Anglican, Wa
ter Stephens Londyna.
Bylo zjist6no, re v jeskynl
bylo sedm muzG. Lyons byl
vytahovan vzhGru po 1tcsu
skalnlm, kdyz provaz Sc pre-
trhl. Dopadl ma breh pfi po-
kusu O 1t6k, byl zastrelen. Te-
10 jeho zaneseno bylo vlnami
do more a dosud nenalezeno.
Iela dVou pOvstalcu, kterl u
tonuli, byla vylovena a vytaze-
ma vzhdru po skalnim ltesu.
Ctyfi ma zivu jsouci byli row.
nez podobnym zpusobem "vy-
svobozeni' a watt vojaky do
Tralee.
Dublin. 10. dubna. - Via
da Svobodneho Statu vydala
dnes zpravu, ze Msgr. Luzio.
ienz poslan byl papezem do IT.
ska, ably sc pokusil smireni
rozvadenych stran, navstivil
presid. Cosgrave-a. Jezto ne
mel vsak zadnych pov6fujicich
listin, navst6va jeho byla po-
kladana "a pouhy akt zdvo-
fiicsti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
MESTO MUEHLHEIM Y RUK0U DAVU.
BARIKADY ZRfZENY V ULICfCH
RADNICE OBKLfCENA.
v BlTCE MEZI NEZAMESTNANYMI A POLIclf TRI
MUZI ZABITI

Muehlheim, 49, dubna. Oh.
chodni Cast Muehlheimu jest
v rukou ozbrojenych nezamest
nanych dnes vecer. Dav, citaji
ci kolem 5000 muzd, zridil
barikady pres hlavni ulice a
ma nekolika mistech doslo ku
srazkam $ policii, v nichz til
muzi byli zabiti a mezi ctyri-
ceti a padesati poraneno. Cd
sveho zahajeni vcera vyzadaly
81 tudiz demonstrate pet lid
skych zivotd.
Radnice, Sc 800 policisti, je
obklicena nezamestnanymi,
kteri jsou ozbrojeni rucnicemi,
jichz Sc zmocnili pfi vyrabova
nj kramG Sc zbran6mi. Vsech-
ny obchody jsou zavreny a dve
re a okna jejich zatarasena.
Pc rozpusteni bezpecnostni
policie zIstalo malo straznlki
We meste a neni zde zadnych
francouzskych vojakd. Neza-
m6stnani pouzivaji dlazebnich
kamend a cihel z budov ma zri-
zovanf barikad.
Delegace cd techto muzd by
la prijata purkmistrem, jenz
prohlasil, re nemdze Jim dati
v6tsi podporu v nezamestnano
sti, lee byl oby mu to narizeno
ffSskou vladou. Delegace ozna
mila tudiz, re nezamestnani
budou cekati "a svymi barika-
dami ma rozhodnuti z Berlfna.
Vsechna doprava We meste
jest zastavena a vsechna Gin
most jest kontrolovana vytrzni-
ky, ktefi jsou vedeni cleny ko-
munisticke strany a konfiskuji
potraviny. Ocekava Sc, re poll
Gle v radnici bude donucena
ku kapitulaci, nedostane-li sc
il pfispeni.
Dusseldorf, 10. dubna. Ne
len Muehleimu, ale take v
tomto m9ste, Essenu jinych v
Porufl doSlo v t6chto dnech k
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20

bourlivym demonstracim. v
Muehlheimu jest situace horst
nasledkem toho, re neni tam
zadneho francouzskeho vojska
kter6 bylo odvolano pred Sest
|tydny, jezto Muehlheim, lezic
uvnitf ruhrskeho pasma, jest
oddelen cd ostatniho N6mecka
|vzdalen6jSim francouzskym
vojenskym kordonem. Mesto je
|stfediskem Thyssenovych indu
strii a rovn6z jsou tam velike
Stinnesovy zavody.
Ones nebylo mono priblizi-
I'll Sc k zastupu nezamestna-
nych, jezto byli az pffliS poho-
tove Sc svoji zbrani, kdykoli
nekoho spatfili, ale pres to by
10 zjist6no, ze vedle nespoko-
.jencd nasledkem nezam6stna-
|nosti, jest mezi mimi dosti ko-
munistu. To zvlast6 plati 0 po-
m6rech. jez Sc vyvinuly v Es-
sen. Tam dav 1900 muz1 pri-
|tahl k radnici pozadoval od-
menu ma hotovosti, mali NADIA
le zistati loyalnim a odpirati
Ipracovati pod Francouzy. z
radnice bylo sdeleno, ze bez
lsouhlasu fisske vlady nemGze
byti zvysena podpora v neza.
mestnanosti.
Ma toto bylo odpovedeno hu.
lakanim mavanim holemi, ,ale
jinak nedoslo X zadnym nasil-
nostem a dav Sc vzdalil a po-
chodoval ma periferie mesta,
kde Sc rozdelil We diva proudly
jako by byl pod nejakym zku-
Senym vedenim a jal Sc zrizo-
vati barikady v delnickych
ctvrtich.
V Muehlheimu 1rady zada-
|ly Francouze o zakroceni, ale
tito odepreli, jezto maji pffsne
rozkazy nevm9sovati Sc do spo
Ri mezi lidem a n6meckou po-
licii, lee by byli napadeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
PR0TI CUKERNlM VYDRIDUCH0M.
ZAPOVED ZADANA VLADOU MA
ZAMEZENf SPEKULACE.
PRODAVANf A KUPOVANf EUKRU MA PRfSTf Do
DAvKU MA BYTI'ZAKAZANO.

Washington, 10. dubna Via
da obratila sc ma soudy We SVEN
1sili 0 Zamezeni spekulovani
S cukrem, ma nez Jest svalova-
ma zodpovednost "a pritomne
vysoke ceny. Jest mono, re
trestni zaloby budou nasledo-
vati.
Darebacke spekulace, jez
vysroubovaly cenu cukru pres
to, re 1roda byla hojna a zaso-
ba vice nez dostatecna, provo
zovana jest dvema newyorsky-
mi syndikaty, jez kontroluji
obchod kavou a cukrem. Proti
temto Zadala vlada zalobu, kite
ra mohla by miti nasledky mno
hem dalekosahlejsi, nezli "a
mezeni spekulace s cukrem.
Jest ma biledni, ze zdali soud
pfizna Wade pravo zameziti
s cukrem "a ice
lem vysroubovani ceny do w.
Sc, pfizna il zaroveh pravo "a
meziti spekulace s jinymi po-
travinami zivotnimi potreba-
mi vibec.
Vlada We sve zadosti o zapo-
we'd snazi Sc dokazati. re ony
diva syndikaty dopustily sc
spiknuti, porusivse tim Sherma
nGv protitrustoyy zakon a Wil.
sondv celni zakon ku poskoze.
nj lidu Spojenych Statu.
Petice podana odborem spra
vedlnosti V New Yorku z mari
zeni generalniho navladniho,
po porad6 $ jeho hlavnfm pri-
rucim Seymourem, jakoz i $
presidentem a kabinetem zada,
ably lrednici obou syndikatu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
STRAzNlK ZABIT PADEM
S KONE.
Druhy policista zranen ma
"klasicke dlazbe" Wood
land Avnue.

Kdyz Sc vracel vGera vecer
oddil .izdni policejni straze do
staji u vych. %. Ill. ma Wood
land ave-, klopytl ma spatne
dlazbe kun policisty Samuela
Kilbana a splasiv Sc, shodil
jezdce a uvedl v neporadek &c.
lou cetu. Kilbane byl zran6n
a pokopan tax zle, ze "a dive
hodiny po utrpenem urazu V
Charity nemocnici skonal. Ia
povstaleho chaosu shozen byl
tez straznik Joe Kennedy, jenz
byl vsak zranen jen lehceji.
Politovani hodne nestesti u
dalo Sc pred domem {. 100
Woodland ave. ma tam6jsi kr-
kolomne dlazbe, jez posledne
byla opravena prave pred dva-
citi roxy.
Jizdni policie po denni sluz-
bS V dolejslm m6st6 Sc pravi-
delne shromazd'uje na Pro-
spect ave-, a vych. 9. ul., od-
kud pax ieta, jez vcera citala
Is muzu, odjizdi do zmine-
nych staji. Ia nestesti pre-
letl Kilbane pres kohovu hla-
WI. Tri policejni straznici, me
ri mimi i krajan Frank Dvorak,
ihned sesedli a vlozili oba IRA
meme kolegy do AUTOMOBILE a
dopravili je do zminene nemoc
nice. Usmrceny straznlk byl
46-lety, bydlel v els. 1886
Morris ave. NJ, E. V policejni
sluzb6 byl 13 rokd a posledne
pridelen k jizd6. Zanechava
zde vdovu a dceru. Zraneny
Kennedy ponechan byl po prv-
MIN osetreni v nemocnici v do
macim leceni.
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NAVSTEVU WHISKOVYCH
LODI.
Vykonal We spoleGn0sti nOvina-
ri prohibicni 1fednik.

New York, 10. dubna. Vlad-
nj expedice vypravila Sc dnes
z New Yorku ma hledani ::'whi
skovych ostrovi". Vyprava ia
to byla celkem 1sp6sna, nebot'
nasla sest lodi, ma nichz Vol
steadily zakon jest zcela ne
znam, dvanact mil jihovychod
ne cd pobrezi New Jersey. To
oysem bylo "a trimilovou linii
a tudiz expedice nemohla ciniti
niceho jineho, jenom podlvati
Sc ma ne. Zeptali Sc muzstva
ma jedne lodi, jaky jest jeji ma
klad dostalo Sc Jim zdvorile
odpov6di, ze 'limonada'.
Kdyz bylo v novinach psano
o podloudnick6m lod'stvu. jez
krouzi neustale "a trimilovou
linii, byl Y tom namnoze spatfo
van vytvor bujne fantasie zpra
vodajI. Prohibicni direktor Pal
mer Garfield tudiz Sc rozhodl.
ze Sc pojede podivati ma ono
podloudne lod'stvo wal Sc
bou druzinu zpravodaju ma
cutter pobrezni straze Manhat
tan.
Ackoli nevid6l ami kapku IL
hovin, yratil Sc presv6dcen, re
byla jich sila pod palubami O.
mech cizich lodi, jez kotvily "a
trimilovou linii. Pan Garfield
kriticky prohlizel 81 flotilu,
ktera Sc sedmnacti lodi scvrkla
Sc ma sest; odeprel pozvani,
aby zavital ma vlajkovou lod'
Istar, byl "dobran" jednin 2
dustojnikd onou ''limonadou"
a ma cest6 domG ostre odsuzo-
val podloudnicke lod'stvo jako
supy dorazejfcf ma srdce ma
roda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
DCERY REVOLUCE v
REVOLUCI.
P0licie musela byti pfivolana
do sjezdu vlastenecke Organi-
SAGE.

Washington, 10. dubna.
Sized Deer Americke Revolu-
ce odrocil sc dnes v IL hodin
vecer bez jakehokoli lrednfho
oznameni vysledku vaaniveho
strannickeho zapasu, jenz byl
sweden o zvoleni vrchni pred
sedkyne a jinych narodnich L.
rednic. Policie byla povolana
do sine, ably pomohla v udrzo-
vani pofadku.
Pi. George Minorova, nyn6j
ii vrchni pfedsedkyne, po kon
ferenci pf. Evou M. Bisselo-
YOU z Connecticut, pfedsedky-
nj scitaclho vyboru, oznamila
dnes pozde vecer, ze lfstky
jsou dosud scitany a ze neni
vyhlfdky, ze vysledek mohl by
byti zjisten pred uplynutfm
n6kolika hodin. Tudlz zaseda-
nj bylo odroceno do 10 hodin
Ultra rano, kdy vysledek bude
oznamen.
Volbu predchazela kampan,
We ktere bojovano i pomluvami
nejhorsfho druhu proti n6kte.
rym kandidatkam a behem hla
sovanf, jez zahajeno bylo v 8
hodin rano a trvalo az do 8 no.
din vecer, doslo k takovym see
nam, re policie povolana z o.
bav, ze mohlo by dojfti k vaz.
ne vytrznosti.
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PROTIREVOLUCNf HNUTf.

Milan, 10. dubna. Protirevo-
lucni hnuti ma vyrvani kontro-
ly italsk6 vlady z rukou premi-
era Benito Mussoliniho a jeho
fascistickych stoupencI bylo
objeveno. Byli "a tim komuni-
ste, z nichz n6ktefi byli zatce-
nj a priznali Sc. Obydll promi-
nentnfch fascistI byla pry O.
znacena komunisty, kterf pa
trne NELL v 1myslu napadnou-
ii je soucasn9 neb zapaliti.