davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-11-18

a modesty piece OF the kind invented
for the front decolletage. It 10 not
attached to the frock. It IL part OF
an ornamental camisole that holds
In the upper part of the body. Pos
slbly 1t is the upper part Of the un-
derslip. The majority of evening
gowns are built without lining. They
depend on the underslip to give what
ever concealment Is needed.
Metallic tissue. georgette crepe.
chiffon, even exquisitely hne muslin
and lace are chosen for this orna-
mental camisole. They show through
all the openings Of the bodice. They
make possible the simplest evening
gowns which open under the arms
and are held together at the shoul-
der seams.
There Is a revival OF lace for such
camisoles. Black. white. colored lace
will do. The extremists do not line
it. Conservatives do. Thin chiffon
or tulle Is best.
THE simplicity of most OF our
l. clothes would suggest that the
boat-shaped neckline borrowed from
italian Renaissance days be contin-
ued. Not so. Every one is weary Of
it. especially those who design fash
ions. 1t has several rivals, which
appear on frocks that are not for
formal evening wear. one of which,
the round neck. Is revival from
the fashions Of the early nineteenth
century. 1t has been painted by the
great artists, who left colorful rec
Evening star., 1923-11-18
entered the presence Of these who
are not reckoned foes.

are not reckoned foes.
Is is a reversible in our minds as
In clothes to the medieval that
makes US determined to hide all
clues to our identity during the day
hours? Not content with the con-
cealment given by the visored cloche.
We add a scarf veil or possibly q
lace masque across the eyes. In ad-
dition we wear the hide of every ami
NAL that goes to the traps or once
went to the public garbage heap.
And we use fur in such profusion
that distinguishing marks. such as
eyes. nose. chin and hands are quite
concealed. One must know US by our
Evening star., 1923-11-18

OF
SnanTh
Agicutu
Evening star., 1923-11-18
Rice and Jam in Cups.

with cinnamon or lemon rind. Mix
two tablespoonfuIs of ground rice
Evening star., 1923-11-18
BIZ FRANK G. CARPENTER.

LUHICf1, OWIt2erIdNu.
N LUCK hair from the head Of
- your baby. Stand it on end
under a microscope and split
Evening star., 1923-02-13

from you the sheets of paper you
took from inside Hayden storrow's
You have reason to believe. then.
that they still are in my possession?"
Rennison asked, smiling family.
We'll, hardly know. 1t is certain.
however, that you did not deliver
them to tall. lean, nervous old
ceiving them from you at the War
Department-after you left my
rooms"
"You look a little fatigued-over-
wrought. Miss Warburtcn." Renni-
son said solicitously. Wont you
sit down."
Eyes. thank you," replied the ac-
tress.
The Army officer placed chair for
her in the middle of the floor. She
courtesy. then moved the chair toward
a small table that was standing near.
Rennison watched her curiously.
After seating herself. she began to
remove one of her long gloves.
do you chance to know the name
of the tall lean, nervous old gentle
man. to whom you have referred?"
Rennison asked.
1.-THE name of the gentleman is
Horsford = Andrew Horsford - assist, :,
'Oh, yes-Horsford, of course,
Rennison said. as. with an appearance
Of abstraction. he drew cigar from
a pocket of his coat. Yes. Hors-
ford is as you have described him
tall, lean, nervous and old-isn't he?'
He was about to return the cigar
to his pocket when Miriam spoke.
Smoke it--please," she urged. She
laughed-a little nervously-as she
added. Tobacco smoke never annoys
me a t all"
Rennison lighted the cigar delib-
erately, then dropped the match-s stick
in an ash-receiver.
80 you have been informed that
met Mr.. Horsford at the War De-
partment tonight and that I did not
give to him the papers 1 took from
Storrows cane" he said.
"Yes," the actress replied. But
won't you. too, sit down? Since you
are asking me to put my cards on
the table, will you not sit opposite
NE while you look them over?"
Rennison, putting at his cigar, eyed
her coldly This handsome woman
who was facing him SO calmly was
battling him. She was moving as If
she were sure of her ground. 1t was
Evening star., 1923-02-13

couldn't imagine what had held you
up"
He drew a coin from one Of his
pockets and gave it to the bellboy.
Here's a half dollar for you, son.
Much obliged to you. Goodnight"
When he closed the door he bolted
1t again. Then he turned 10 his visi-
tor.
1T is unfortunate you had such a
reckless driver he said. Permit me
to congratulate you on your escape
from injury
She did not answer. Without
glancing at him. she slowly unbut-
and crossed to one OF the two win
dows of the room The shade had
been lowered by Rennison. Miriam
raised it, then after fumbling with
1T several moments, she drew it down.
"A signal, eh?' Rennison NUT
tered
Yes" the actress answered, coldly.
"1t is known now that / have found
you here-that we are together"
door and his hands thrust into the
outer pockets of his coat, was watch
ing her speculatively.
"And how are your friends likely
10 profit by the knowledge" he
asked her.
She Slipped off the raincoat and
tossed il to the back of chair, then
faced him.
'"They will infer that / am in a
| brought me here she replied.
quietly would 1 be presuming too
much were l to ask You the nature
of that purpose"
"Oh. no. 1 will tell you. ] am here
because 1 have undertaken to obtain
Evening star., 1923-02-13

plain that she was commanding,
rather than inviting, his confidence.
In a vague sort of way he realized
he was surrounded by formidable
enemies and that he would be required
to meet them single e-handed. On one
of the walls Of his room was a tele-
phone, but into his mind flashed the
suspicion that no call of his would
get further than the operator of the
hotel switchboard.
why do you not sit DOWN." per-
sisted the actress, and there was a
new sharpness in her tone.
Without speaking, Rennison placed
a second chair at the table, then seat
ed himself, facing his visitor.
Miriam. having removed her second
glove, now folded her barred hands
on the tabletop.
We'll, Miss Warburton, 1 have un-
pared to put your cards on the table,"
Rennison began.
Yes"
"Then-"
him. ,Glancing toward the door, she
asked:
Did you lock the door after you
let me in?'
Rennison nodded.
II am glad 1T is only a .one-door
-quietly-very quietly. That is why
I wanted you to sit like this-with
only the table between US. But where
shall we begin?"
A new lignt had come to her eyes
new color to her face. Her man
ner suddenly had become confidential.
We'll" Rennison hazarded, sup
pose we take things in the order in
which they occurred-after / left you
alone in your apartments"
very WELL" Miriam assented. Hes
itating, she looked thoughtfully at
the table, her expression indicating
that she was formulating the story
he had asked her tell
CONTINUED in Tomorrows Starr
Evening star., 1923-02-13

CLEVELAND, February ia
trowel which it is claimed will enable
bricklayers to lay double the amount
of brick is on exhibit at the CON
vention of the National Brick Man
ufacturers' Association here. The
trowel is the invention of Oscar +.
Mann of indianapolis, who declared
it's use will greatly reduce the cost
of brick construction.
Evening star., 1923-02-13
Are energy and personal success
worth the cost of sound sleep?

You can't dodge Natures sleep tax. She simply
confscates four months in every year. Whether
you get full value for all your time in bed de-
pends onthe condition of your sleep equipment.
Ii a worn-out, lumpy mattress noisy, sagging
spring keeps you from going to sleep easily or
breaks your rest you lose. You miss the rebuild
ing of strength and energy which only deep,re-
freshng slumber can give.
Take ten minutes tonight to study the mattress
andspring yous sleepon. Go toyour f1nnitmed deal
ers and examine the wide range of fSimmons mat
resses and springs, priced to fit any pocketbook.
Compare what you have with Simmons mat
tress of buoyant material and Simmons
spring of the type you like Then judge for your
self whether health, energy and personal success
are not worth the cost of Simmons sleep comfort
S | M Nj s
MnttTeSSeS
BEDS AND SPRINGS
B U 1 o I P
7zNl6S$y7<z&a2zRE
Evening star., 1923-02-13

A se.ry-ef Secret Service md Diplsm.tio Intrigue
Evening star., 1923-02-13

Thinking quickly, but moving de-
1fberately. Rennison hung up the
telephone receiver. switched on the
electric light and put on the gar
ments he had removed when he lay
down to rest. Scarcely had he COM
pleted dressing when low knock
ing on his door apprised him OF the
arrival Of his visitor.
From a. hip pocket OF his trousers
Rennison quickly drew a stubby
automatic pistol. This he dropped
into tho right outer pocket of his
coat He then unbolted the door and
opened 1t.
Miriam Warburton, with one Of the
pe1lboys OF the hotel, stood at the
threshold.
"Hello!' Rennison greeted her.
eheerfully. Come in. So your car
left the road, eh? Too bad.
Evening star., 1923-02-13
TROWEL DOUBLES SPEED.

CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Star
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
PLAN MA UROVNANl
RJECKEHO SPORU.

Pariz, 10. zafi. Oznamuje
Sc zde nedredn6, re Italie a
Jugoslavie pracuji ma dohod-
mutt, jez by sc opiralo o ma
sledujici body: Predne, pri-
vtAeni Rjeky a zazemi Italii
a uznani jihoslovanske svrcho
vanosti mad Barosem okolni
oblasti. Ia druhe, upraveni j.
talsko-jiho oslovanskych hranic
pfi dzemi Slovinci. Ia treti,
hospodarska smlouva mezi l.
talii a Jihoslavii. Ia ctvrte,
politicka smlouva mezi obe-
ma zememi vzhledem k Jader-
skemu mori, die niz Jihoslo-
vane pfistouIpili by ma podmin
ku, ze nebudou tam vydrzova-
ii valecneho lod'stva. v zahra
nicnim ministerstvu 'nemaji
zadneho dfednlho potvrzeni,
ze Sc jedna o tomto planu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
CSL. VOJSKO MA NEMEC.
KYCH HRANICfCH.
Panuji obavy pred moznym
pfekvapenim Sc strany
Bavorska.

Berlin, 10. zafi. Vaznou po-
zornost zde vyvolaly posledni
zpravy 2 Bavorska, jez nasved
cuji, ze odtud lie Sc naditi
|rdznych pfekvapeni. TAX pred
seda bavprsk6ho ministerstva
" jedne . f;Ss;Sj f;s;jl llsd1ifch- svych fe-
ci naznacil, ze Bavorsko ne
prime 1zadnou kapitulaci pred
Francii, s dolozenim, ze Ba-
vorsko must byti pfipraveno
ma move konflikty. Soucasne
vIdce bavorskych fascistI Hit
Ter vyznamne predpovedel, ze
behem osmi dnn dojde ku
"rozhodne akci".
Dosle sem zpravy sdeluji,
re Ceskoslovensko Swear
sko soustred'uji slime vojenske
oddly ma n6meckych hrani-
cich, aby zadrzely ocekavany
prival uprchlikI z Nemecka,
dojde-li zde ku n6jakemu pre-
vratu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
VALECNE LODI Sc
SRAZILY.
Jeden muz zabit q Sestn1ct j.
nych pfi tom poransno.

Boston, 10. zari. Jeden
muz byl zabit a sestnact pora-
memo, kdyz bitevni LODI Arkan-
sas vrazila do torpedoborce
Mcfarland pfi manevrech bli
ze vychodniho vjezdu do Cape
Cod prilivu dnes. Mcfarland
Sc svym pfedkem roztriste-
nym, dostal Sc do lodenic v
Charlestownu dnes vecer, pro-
vazen torpedoborcem Sturte-
want. Muz zabity byl Spencer
William Brown, namofnik dru
he tfidy z North Caroliny.
Lodi Sc srazily We 4 hodiny
dnes rano, kdyz Mcfarland
jel zvolna Sc vsemi svetly roz
zatymi. Bitevni lod' yzasahla
jej ma pfedku a naraz zpdso-
bill vybuch kadf $ olejem. Olej
zaplavil mistnosti pro spani ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
KoMUNIsTIcKE BoUkE.

Berlin, 10. z&fi. Komunisti-
ck6 vytrznosti sifi Sc po ce-
lem Badensku. v Loerbachu a
n9kolika jinych mestech pro-
hla$en byl stav oblezeni. Vse-
obecn& stavka Y cele provin-
eli byla nafizena komunisti-
ckou stranou. jez pozaduje
odvolani policie a pleceni pred
valecne mzdy. Komuniste zaji
mali zamestnavatele jako ru-
kojmi a pozaduji, aby uvezne
nj komunisticti d9lnici byli pro
pust9ni. v Loerbachu doslo k
novym .vytrznosten. Dav vrhl
rucni granaty po policistech,
kteff chtGli jej rozehnati. Ma
to pax policie odpov9d6la strel
bou, zabivsi jednu osobu a IRA
nivSi dve jine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
NOVA BUDOVA PRO cES-
KOU BANKU.

New York, l9. zafi. Zdejsi
mcstsky stavebni Ifad prav&
schva'l plary pro novou budo-
VII, icz ma byti postavena pro
cesky pen6zni ustav "Bank of
Europe" "a inist6, kde pritom-
ne jest, roh IA. ulice a Prvni
Avcnle. Stavba vyzada 81 ko-
lem $225, 900 n&kladu a bude
jednou nejkrasnejSich v O.
nom oFoll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
RUSKA ZEMEDELSKA
VYSTAVA.

Moskva, 10. z&fi. Prodavaci
a makupovati re vsech casti E.
vropy hrnou sc ma moskevskou
zam9d6lskou vystavu, kterou
Rusko dokazalo made vsechnu
pochybnost, ze Sc jiz postavi-
10 ma nohy. Vystava jest roz-
lozena ma 100 akrech q vlada
il pouziva ku vzd6lavacim Il
eellm. Zastupy sedlakI. jsou
privazeny 2 provincii ma zvlast
mich ylacich kazdy den, rozde
leni We skupiny po 50 . prova
dGni vystavou zkusenymi pred
n&3eci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
MLADY KRAJAN ZAHY.
null We STUDNI.

Alpha, Minn., Is. zari.
Post. zprava). Ma farme man
zell A. Drahotovych blize
Jackson prisel onehdy tragic
kym zpisobem o zivot jejich
24lety syn, Vilem. Vrtal s OF
CEN svym studnu, kterou ma
nekolika mistech bylo nutno
dynamitovati a tn mlady muz
po kazdem vystrelu spustil Sc
do studny, ably zjistil, byla-li
prckazka vybuchem odstran6-
ma. Dvakrate st'astne Sc wy
splhal ven, po tfeti byl vsak
omamen plmy vyvinuvsimi Sc
po vystrelu dymamitu. Otec.
kdyz mu Vilem ma jeho dota-
zovani neodpovidal, zavolal
o pomoc a mlady muz vytazen
re studny, avsak vsechny po-
knsy vzkrisiti jej, byly bez-
vtslednymi. Vilem Drahota ma
rodil Sc ma farme rodicd, kde
PC cely zivot pracoval. Jest to
Jruhe bedne nestestl rodinu tu
to postihnuvsi. Bratr VlemIv,
Frank, zahynul v roces 1917,
kdyz N9mci potopili v Irsk&m
mofi transport Tuscanii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
APPEL K NARODU I 0hLAHOMY.
NOVINARI VIM CUVERNERA z DE-
SPOTICKEHO JEDNANf
SNEM SEJDE Sc PRY v ARKANSASU NEB v TEXAS
PRlPADE NUTNOSTl.

Tulsa, 19. zari. "Oklahom-
sky sn6m sejde Sc pristi IT,
den - kdyby clenove meli
Sc sejiti v Arkansasu neb v
v Texasu," poslanec j. H. Mil
Ter rekl novinarIm dnes We
Ger po SVEN navratu y Oklaho
ma City, kde byl cinnym pc
nekolik dni v lsili sorganiso-
vati v6tsinu snemovny. Do
znal, ze vojsko mohlo by. "a
braniti sehazi We statnfm kapi-
toledv Oklahoma City.
Tulsa, 10. zari. Provolani k
"lidu Spojenych Stati", v KITE
rem Sc pravi, ze "svrchovanou
otazkou v Oklahome dnes je,
MALI miti stat lstavni vladu
nebo despotism," bylo vydano
dnes ve6er skupinou vydavate-
lii dennich listi v Oklahoma,
DO celodenni schulz svolane
jednim z mistnich redaktori
k tomu eli, ably "zeme byla
seznamena s pravou situaci"
Vydavatele n6kolika nejvet
sfch denmikd We state podepsa-
i.4ono provolani.
"Guv. Walton svymi vlastni
mi einy Sc pokusil zrusiti pra-
va zarucena pod nasi 1sta.
YOU a zastaviti zakonite pro.
cesy republikanske vlady," pre-
|h1asuji novinafi. v druh6m %
stavci clenove sn6mu jsou Wy.
syv&ni, aby Sc sesli okamzite
GUY. j. C.. Walton jest no.
tov udrzovati Oklahoma poo
vojenskym zakonem rok, uks
ze-li Sc to nutnym k vykofene
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20

nj nezakonnosti, die zpravy u
vefejn6ne v Oklahoma City
Times dnes. Guverner pry pro
hlasil, ze ma dosti pen6z a Ii
di a mlze vydrzeti rok. n
We SVEN provolani. novina-
Fl rovnez slibuji podporu ITEM
redaktorim, ma n9z uyalenA
byla censura, ponevadz cht9i
poctiv9 representovati nejlep-
81 zajmy statu.
v jinem odstavci vyzyvani
jsou clenove sn9mu, aby bez-
odkladn6 Sc seSli "a 1celem
"zjisteni pravosti neb falesno-
sti obvin6ni cinenych casio v
poslednich n9kolika mesicich,
ze nejvyssi vykonny urednik
Fstatu jest vinnym urcitymi pre-
stupky zakond a ustavy sta
tn" a ku konci provolani k ma
rodu, po vyliceni potinani gu
|vernerova Sc pravi:
"Tyto ciny zp6sobily nesne-
sitelnou situaci v Oklahome -
,situaci, kterou lid nemdze de-
lie snaseti a tisk zamlcovati.
Casopisy statu jsou prospfisne
zachovavani vsech zakonG a
jsou spojeny v pozadovani,- a
by dstavni prava shromazd'o-
vani, svobody tisku, civilnich
soudl, velkych porot = z4koni-
tteho procesu pred porotou z1-
stala neporusena.
"Svrchovanou otazkou v O.
klahome neni dnes viditelna
neb neviditelna vlada, jak
Walton pravi, nybrz ustavni
vlada neb despotism."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
POVSTANf v ZAJORDAN-
SkU.

Londyn, 10. zari. Posledni
=pravy naznacuji, ze povstani
v Zajordansku jest vaznejsim,
nez dalo Sc souditi z dfednich
prohlaseni, pravf jerusalemska
depese k Daily Mail. We
vzpoure jsou diva kmeny, jimz
cell .asi $4,000 vojakd. Brittle
ka vlada 'vydala lredni zpravu
z Jerusalema, jez sdelovala,
ze zajordansk6 vojsko roze-
hnalo kmenovce, usmrtivsi
jich asi tficet. v zaverku zpra
Wy Sc pax pravilo, ze jest jM
asi po cele vzpoure, coz vsak
vyvracejf pozdejsi sdeleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
HROMADNE ZATYKANf v
MOSKvE.

Riga, Lotyssko, 10. zafi.
Prichozi z Moskvy potvrzuji
zpravy 0 hromadnem zatykani
v onom m6ste, jez postihlo ce-
tine pracovnfky pro americkou
pomocnou administered a tez
vojaci konajici sauzbu v Krem
lu byli zatceni. Ufedne ozna-
memo, ze Ceka (mimoradny
tribunal pro stfh&nis protire-
voiutnfho hnutf)s objevila mo-
We protisov9tske spiknuti sor-
ganisovane tammimi cizinci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
. PRACE v TVRDOUHEL-
NYCH DOLECH ZAHA-
JENA.

Scranton, Pa, 19. zari. V
dolech ma tvrde uhli, jez by
ly zavreny cd l. zari, zahaje-
ma dnes prace, kdyz byl Sized
havirl schvalil smlouvu uza.
vrenou mezi unit a t6zari v
Harrisburgu, platnou ma diva
roxy. Havffi vSak v tento PRIV.
nj den po "prazdninach" nedo.
stavili sc do prace v plnem
poctu, n9kde jenom 20 pro-
cent jich prislo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
SIZED ODD FELLOW
Ma pravodu ' Cincinnati se po
dilelo SO, 900 muzl.

Cincinnati, B., 10. zarf.
Cincinnati poklonilo Sc dnes
r&du Odd Fellows, jenz kona
zde svij vyrocHI Sized. Prize
zitosti byla nejvetsi parada v
historii mesta, na niz Sc podi-
lelo $4,000 osobsa sta tisice di.
vakd ma nj pohlMelo. Po ctyri
'ifodfny Odd Feiicsks byli pany
mesta. Doprava byla lplne "a
stavena.
Ami jediny automobil aniz
poulicni kara nehnuly Sc We
stredu m6sta. Jiz nekolik ho-
din pred tim ulice ibyly vyci-
st6ny cd vselike vozby a OBJ
rovska manifestace odbyla sc
bez nejmensi melody. V rade
'byli Odd Fellows a Rebekahs
zastupujici kazdou cast zeme
a rovn6z z Kanady. Mimo to
v prdvodu jelo pres dvacet al
legorickych vozI. Nejstarsim
z pochodujicich byl Julius
Martin, 94-lety, Milford, O.
kres Clermont, Ohio. Jest Gle
mem Odd Fellows 73 roxy. PRIV
nj cenu "a nejlepsf zjev v prG
vodu obdrzela loze Washing
ton, els. 81, z Detroitu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
v COLORADO - 4 STOPY
SNEHU.

Colorado Springs, 10. zari.
7r:.sluly tabor zlatokopI ma
Cripple Creek odd6len byl wee
ra cd ostatniho sv6ta nahlym
hliZzardem. Tri sta telegraf
Mich a telefonnich sloupI by
10 povaleno "a prudke vanice.
RoynGz m6sto Victor pfislo o
lsechno spojeni okolim. il
zda ma teme Pixies Peaku by
la zastavena nasledkem zave-
il. jcz byly az ctyfi stopy ivy
81.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
STATNf DELNICKE SJEZDY,
Natsraci q tesafi konali
schdze v Mansfield, o.

Mansfield, O., 10. zaff. u
ME nateracd prohlasila Sc pro
44-hodinovy tyden ma miste
pritomneho osmihodinneho
dne, ktery jest platnosti We
vetsine NEST v Ohiu, ma SVEN
statnim sjezdu.
Ohioska st&tni. rada tesarii
|soucasne odhlasovala poz&da.
ii o vysetrovani povesti, ze
zakon ustanovujici osmihodin-
nou dobu pracovni ma vsech
statnich podnicich nebyl do
drzovan. Jakf tesari, tax nate
raci, skoncili dnes sve triden-
nj zasedani. Ultra Ohioska ra
da stavebnich femesel zahaji
jednani.
Tesari v zaverecnem Ease
dani znovuzvolili pro dalsi lhi
tn nasledujici lredniky: O. j.
Grubb, Youngstown, predse-
da; Harry Schwarzer, Cleve-
land, mistopredseda; Arnold
Bill, Cleveland, tajemnik; c..
M. Baker, Newark, pokladnik.
Urednici unie nat6racG zlsta-
vaji ii, kdoz byli zvoleni ma
schulz v Clevelandu letos v
kv6tnu.
Delnicky zdravotni Irad bu-
de zrizen v Clevelandu pod do
zorem nat6racske unie, bylo o.
znameno Edwardem Haughem,
sekretarem nateracske konfe-
renee. Bude postarano o lekaf
ske osetreni d6lnikd, kteri o.
nemocnf nebo utrpi zraneni.
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predku lodi a Brown utOnul v
oleji. T9lo jeho nebylo MALE
zeno. DIstojnici torpedoborce
oznamuji, ze noe byla celkem
jasna, tmava vsak zrovna v
tn chvili, kdy Sc sr&zka udala.
Muzstvo McFarlandu svola-
no ma palubu okamzite potion,
kdyz Arkansas odbocil a
Brown pohresen. Pet porane
nych osetreno ma bitevni lodi,
til ma Sturtevantu, kdezto O.
statnim dostalo Sc prvniho O.
setreni a pozdeji umisteni v
namornicke nemocnici zdejsi.
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zPEvAcKA zAvRAzDENA

Los Angeles, 10. zari. E.
thel Williams, zpeva6ka z ka-
baretu, 25-leta, byla naleze-
ma probodnuta we SVEN byte
zde dnes. jeff t9lo lezelo ma
podlaze. Policie pravf, ze by
la bodnuta op9tovn9 do 1st,
nejspise nhzkami.
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DIR. SROBAR PRIJEDE PRl.
STf NEDELI.

New York, 10. zafi. DIE
zpravy obdrzene zdejsim ce-
skoslovenskym konsulatem, DR.
Vavro Srobar prijede do Spoj.
Statl jiz pristl nedeli, ma 10
di Lafayette. Zaroveh $ :. MIN
pftjfzdi jiny vynikajicl Slovak.
p. Moule.
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KANCIEk PkEDLOn SV0J Plan.
STRESSEMANlN PROSLOW We SNE-
MU DULEzrTOU REC.
T1MTO ZPuSOBEM MA BYTI FORAlALNE ZAHAJE.
NO JEDNANf MEZI FRANCIl A NEMEcKEM. #

Berlin, 10. zari. Mimoradne
zasedani fisskeho snemu bude
svolano ma pristf stredu "a IL
celem umozneni kancleri
Stressemannovi precisti "ddle
zitt document" Ma tomto ta-
hui ustanovil Sc kabinet dnes.
Omen ''dilezity document" bu
de pojednavati 0 'trpnem odpo
ru a urowani ruhrskeho spo-
m.
Kancler nepochybne bude
zadati RISKY snem, ably for
maine schvalil zastavenf trpne
no odporu jako prvnf a nutny
krok k zahajeni vyjednavani s
Francif. Toto schvaleni fiSske-
no sn9mu shalo by beder kan
clerovych vyhradni zodpov9d-
most IA vzdani sc a do velke
mlry umlcelo by zufivou kriti-
ku vystrednfch zivli, ktera Sc
da ocekavati, az omen plan ka
pitulace bude predlozen. Jest
pravd9podobno, ze kancl6f
rovn9z ohlasi, ze novy vyrov-
n&vaci navrh bude predlozen
reparacni komisi a ze velvysla
nee bude jmenovan pro Fran
eli.
Tyto tahy dosv9dcujf, ze
franko-nemecke vyjedn&v&nf
velfo We zcela novou fast. <
tUmu sfifelotaly dffvejN fecf
Stressemannovy, jenz pripra-
voval narod ma to, co nevyhnu
teln6 prijiti musi. Novym vel
vyslancem pro Francii nejspi-
$e .hude dfivejsf kancler Wirth
neb Andreas Hermes, byvaly
financni ministr. J.
Slime odporuceni vladni no.
We fiskalni smemice jest thu
moceno ma vSech stranach. Ze
jmena vyznacnou jest ia okol
most, ze Stinnesiv hlavni or
gan horliv6 je fedruje. Ministr
financi Helferding odhaduje,
re pritomne nemecke banky
maji v drzeni 4,000,000,000
zlatych marek, coz bude dano
k disposici statu. Ponevadz tyz
nebude tolik potrebovati, sta
va nadeje, ze bude MONO dpl-
ne zastaviti pfitomne, primo 81
lene tisknutf papirovych pc
nez. Rovn9z podniknuty budou
kroky, ably vsechen majetek
byl nalezite zdan6n a aby slou
iii jake zaruka ma zaplaceni
valecnych nahrad, ktere Ne
mecko Francii nabidne.