davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
8, 100000 POUNDS
Of SCOT FALL ON
ONE SQUARE MILE
Anti-Smoke League Urged by
Derby In Speech to
Engineers.

Three million. four hundred thou
sand pounds of SCOT fall upon the mile
square comprising the downtown dis
trict every year. asserted DR.. I. II.
Derby, $3.50 University Ave, before
the Indiana Engineering Society in
it's forty-third annual meeting at the
Hotel Lincoln today.
The smoke nuisance affects the
health. morals. religion and pocket
books Of the people Of the city. he
said Tons OF SCOT made the atmos-
phere hazy. The SCOT falls and is i'm
nediately replaced by an equal
amount and kind
DIR. Derby advocated formation Of
= smoke abatement league.
-Four billion particles are thrown
into the air by one puff from cigar
ate" he asserted
Enormous Fuel Waste
In the mile square approximately
I0.O28 pounds of SCOT fall on every
acre each day. he said.
Chemical analysis he continued.
shows that the falling particles con-
tain one-fourth the heat producing
waste Of fuel materials.
Another evil effect Of the smoke
nuisance is the presence of sulphuric
acid in solution in the atmosphere.
This is injurious to health. Building
cutters in smoky cities last only one
fourth as long as cutters in smokeless
places"
Turns Bronze Green
As an example Of the action OF sui
phuric acid in solution in the atmos-
phere, DR.. Derby cited the green col
ored bronze muskets of the soldier
figures on the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument. 1t is estimated that there
are $50 tons of sulphuTic acid dis
tributed over the mile square every
year. he said. This acid is largely
the cause of tuberculosis and pneu
monia in cities, DR.. Derby asserted.
Other speakers today were: The
Bates Experimental Road" Clifford
Older. Springfield, Ill; Discussion Of
Engineers License Law" Charles W.
Cole, South Bend; The Railroads and
the Public" c. A. Paquette, Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Power Plant Progress"
Prof. ]. W. Cole. Lafayette; ''4ydrau-
lie Power Development Of the Tip
pecanoe River" Roger n. Freeman.
New York, and super Power Plant
Of the Central Indiana Power Com
pany," L. B. Andrus, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
The convention viii close with q
dinner and dance tonight in the Trav-
ertine room of the Hotel Lincoln, at
which the Indianapolis Scientech
Club and local engineering sections
will be guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19

streets were kept handy by every
man.
An armed force was posted at the
approaches OF the town, ready 10
hold off any attack until reinforce
ments could be organized.
The Citizens court" continued
rounding up strikers for questioning
in the face of the Investigations. A
statement issued by the committee
said the legislative investigation was
welcome" and I'VE congratulate our
selves on having wound up this stu
alton with a minimum amount of
tragedy and unpleasantness."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
HEALTH BILL ADVANCES
Bill For Pre-Nuptial Exams Goes to
Second Reading.

Forces aiming to better public
health were victorious in the Senate
this morning when a bill providing for
health certificates from parties seek
ing marriage license, was started
on it's way to second reading.
The committee report favoring the
bill requiring counties to maintain a
public health nurse also was adopted
by the Senate. Senator Van Orman is
author of the county nurse bill. Sem
ator Henley introduced the epgenics
bill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
Hard Problem

Hard Problem
When Iscsche took office Jan. I, he
had twenty-three appointments to
make, AS he was the only Demo
cratic county candidate with patron
age at his disposal to be elected, he
found himself Immediately the center
Of a grand rush Of ofice-seekers.
With 214 precinct committeeman to
be considered, to say nothing Of ward
chair1nen and political workers in
general. the problem of distributing
twenty-three plums became a sert-
Gus one.
General Meet Abandoned
In making his selections, Losche
Is said practically to have ignored
the wishes of Chairman Ryan and the
county committee. In fact, he Is said
to have defied them openly.
There was some talk Of calling a
meeting of precinct committeeman to
consider the situation, but fear that
personal feeling would be too violent
in so large a meeting led to the
abandonment of this plan.
L.osche's insistence on utterly lg
noring certain elements in the Demo
cratic party was said to have been
a big factor in the break.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
ARKANSAS MOB
RESTORES ORDER
Governor Declares Situation Is Quiet Following Lynching of
Railroad Striker.
BY THOMAS c. M'RAE
Governor of Arkansas.
Copyrfeht. 1928. by United Press AS


Harrison Ark, is
sabotage resistance citizens
The citizens
Arkansas Railroad.
n a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
BREAK OVER DIVISION OF POLITICAL PLUMS
County Clerk DefIeS Party Committee In Twenty Three
Appointments Indignation Meeting
Is Held

Failure Albert H Loch county clerk and the Democratic
county committee appointments has threatened to dis
rupt organization Marion County, it became
known today.
Indignation meeting of ward committeeman held in
Of Russell j. Ryan, county chairman Thursday night
Feeling high and there sentiment in favor Of hav
ing the organization officially repudate Losche.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
AUTO ZEE MEASURE LOST

The movement to have half the
money collected from automobile
licenses turned over to the counties
from which it originated was defeated
in the House today when conisdera-
ton Of the Knapp bill carrying this
provision was indefinitely postponed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
ASSESSORS PRAISE BOARD

Amendments to the tax law giving
the State tax board more power over
valuations have been approved by
county assessors, who closed their
annual meeting with the tax board
Thursday afternoon. Resolutions
adopted at the meeting praised the
work Of the tax board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
LEGISLATORS INSPECT
PENDLETON BUILDING
Special Train Takes Members to New
RefOrnatory.

RefOrTnatOry.
Members Of the Legislature today
went to the site of the new State re-
formatory at Pendleton to inspect the
construction work.
The legislators left at 11:3o a m
on a special train and were expected
to leave for Indianapolis at p. m.
The trip was arranged by Governor
McCray.
The Governor has asked for an APP
preparation OF 100000 to complete
the reformatory work. The budget
committee failed to recommend this
appropriation and a minority Of the
committee recommended that It be
cut to $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
WELFARE LINK SOUGHT
Community Chest Secretary Proposes
Commission.

A city planning commission for
welfare work was proposed by Homer
W. Borst, secretary Of the Community
Chest. at a staff meeting Of the Fam
lily Welfare Society, It was announced
today.
It is planned to ask all welfare
organizations Of the city to join this
council of social agencies to link to-
gether philanthropic undertakings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
ALL Of ALLEGED
GAMBLING HOUSE
: BOSSES GIVE BAIL
Thirteen CoIored Politicians
ArreSted-Some Come to
SheriffS Office.

Thirteen colored politicians indicted
Thursday by the Marion County grand
jury on charges of operating gam
bling resorts were at liberty today on
bonds of $1,000 each.
Most of the men, including such
figures as Robert "Rufe" Page, Harry
"Goosie" Lee, William H. Jackson.
known as big Jack" and Henry
Fleming. custodian Of the city hall.
came in voluntarily with bondsmen
after they learned OF the indictments.
Ralph A. Lemcke. county treasurer,
and Charles o. Roemler, attorney,
were among the bondsmen.
Factions Gather
Members of all the factions of the
Republican party visited the sheriff's
office and assisted in arranging for
bail. George V. Coffin, c. o. Dodson
and Harry Tutewiler. leaders of the
party's county faction, held frequent
conferences with Big Jack" "Rufe"
Page and others Of the indicted men
when the latter were not busy talk
ing to representatives Of the city hall
Republican wing. Prosecutor Evans
was let severely alone by the colored
politicians.
The list of those named in the five
indictments and their bondsmeu is
as follows;
Louis Butler. 226 w. Michigan St.;
surety given by John A. Bailey, col
ored, 800 w. Vermont St. custodian
Of an apartment, and Eli Gmil, SAG
w Eleventh St grocer
Archie Joker" Young, 923 Indiana
Ave. proprietor of the Golden West
Cafe" bond furnished by Charles
Medals. 721 N. Delaware St, mer-
chant.
John Nicely. 319 W. Vermont St. en-
ployed by Young; bond by Medals.
Harry GOOSE" Lee, partner of
Young. 627 W. Michigan St; bond by
Medals.
Fleming Gets Out
Henry Fleming, AIS W. Twenty
Fifth St, custodian city hall; bond
by Samuel Welch, colored, 2702 n.
Capitol Ave.
Alexander Nichols Jackson. alias
Doc" Nichols, 407 w. North St..
manufacturer Of Soldiers Relief" a
"cramp medicine" sold at soft drink
bars; bond by Archie Greathouse. col
ored. 1881 y. Capitol Ave, an ex-
saloon keeper.
William Lancaster, 223 Allegheny
St, assistant custodian city hall; bond
by Harry Schoheld, 32S Indiana Ave,
ex- peddler.
John Overton. 1929 Fayette St. EN-
ploye of Page; bond by Charles o.
Roemler. attorney. 1109 Fletcher Say
ings and Trust Building.
Robert "Rufe" Page. proprietor of
a poolroom and soft drink bar at 1921
y. Senate Ave: bond by Roemler.
William II. Jackson. Big Jack. "
editor OF the Indianapolis eLdger, 226
w. Vermont St; bond by Ralph A.
Lemcke, county treasurer.
John "Fawn" Wilson, 1896 Indiana
Ave. politician; bond by Mrs. Anna
N. Howard colored, 1908 n. Capitol
Ave. widow of J. .. Howard. former
owner of the Ledger.
William hummer" Carter, 544iz
n. Senate Ave. bond by Lemcke.
Walter Churchill. city employe, cog
Fayette St. bond by Lemcke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
JAMES WICKS INSTALLED
AS DIRECTOR OF STAGS
Lodge Plans Campaign to Increase
Membership to 1000.

-I~N1IIU u 5A-I 70 -5V00'
With Adolph Biccard officiating.
the Patriotic and Protective Order Of
Stays of the World, Drove No. 1852,
installed the following officers at the
Knights Of Pythias Hall: James w.
Wicls. exalted director; o. A. VANS
ley, prelate; George w. Shirley,
senior warden; H. H. Foreman junior
warden; Harry H. Smith, treasurer;
Newell w. Ward, recorder; Frank
Roston, inner guard; Frank Stoner.
outer guard; ]. P. Sciscoe. S. c. John
son and H. A. Grabill, trustees.
A drive to increase the member
ship from 500 to 1000 is planned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
BOYDEN IS UNDER FIRE
Senate Demands Hearing On lob.
servers" Activities in Europe.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-Fun in
formation as to the activities of Ro-
land w. Boyden, unofficial represen-
tative of the United States on the rep
arations commission, was demanded
in a meeting of the Senate foreign re-
lations committee today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
tablets. The box bears the signature
of E. w. Grove. (Be sure you get
BRONCO Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-19

Despondent over Ill health, DR..
Merle Pritchard. 20, Of 80 w.
Twen.y-Fourth St. strangled him
self with a bathrobe cord IN his
room at the Fletcher Sanitarium
Thursday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31
NejDfelej$f dfky.,

miym
nanym afarme
o. ni pely
pijmete vchni spoeene ao
rod "a za d ct rod voa dar zych Eone
rodine kralu
JOSEF vYROsTEK, blanti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31
UHELNA VYSTAVA v tEs-
KOSLOVENSKU.
Take zelezarsky a chemicky
prImysl jsou zastoup any.

Praha, 20. cervence. - Prv-
nj vystava oboru uhelneho,
zelezarskeho a chemickeho
prdmyslu, jez kdykoli porada-
ma Ceskoslovensku, bvla
prave otevrena v Moravske O.
strave, jez jest nejvetsim uhel
nym a zelezarskym strediskem
v republice. Odbornici, kteri
vystavu. navstivili, prohlasuji,
re jest to jedna z nejdIlezitej-
sich pr1myslovych vystav, o
nez Sc mlada republika poku-
sila. Methody uhelne produk-
ce, zuzitkovani vedlejsich W.
rohkl koksu a process vyro-
by zeleza jsou zde velmi ma
zorne ukazovany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31
Vrah a. Slovaku ma svobods.

Jeste je v zive pameti smutec-
nj slavnost ma pamatku sloven-
skych mucedniku V Kragujeva-
ci, kdy ma Stanovianskem ma
mesti byly odevzdany hroby
nasich chlapcu do opatrovani
obce kragujevske jiz vysky-
tuje Sc otazka, co sc stale $
hlavnim pachatelem teto hroz-
ne tragedie. Je znamc, re
pnvodcem kragujevacke trage
die byl byvaly rakousky setnik
K. Spira, ktery nevyGkav po-
tvrzeni rozsudku, dal rozkaz
vykonati popravu mad IA Slo-
vaky. Tento rakousky -'hrdi-
ma" dostal Sc do rukou Gesko-
slovenske spravedlnosti hned
po pfevratu, kdy vsazen byl do
zilinskeho vezeni. Ma vysle-
dek soudu Sc dosti dlouho ce-
kalo, vefejnost doufala, re bu-
de ucineno zadost spravedlno-
ST a re Spira bude nalezite po-
trestan. Proto tim vetsi ie pre-
kvapeni nasi verejnosti, re hla
vni vinnik kragujevacke ira
gedie, setnik Spira, je ma svo-
bode, re je urednikem prumy-
sloveho podniku v Krchove v
Bukcvine. Je iisto, re setnik
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31

svalstvo. Ma to ubil psa, kter5
ma neho stekal. Pri prohledava
nj satniku skleniku nenalezl
penez a uloupil zavrazdene z
kapsy pouze 9 Kc. Ma to prch
nul ma dvur pospichal do Je-
covic, ably mohl dokazati alibi.
Prachfeld je nyni We veznici O.
kresniho soudu We Slanem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31
ZAHYNULI v RECE.

Columbus, O., 80. cervence.
Dv6 osoby prisly o zivot v re-
ce SciOto zde dnes. Emerson
Ventuella, 12-lety, re Spring
fieldu, utonul, kdyz spadl S
pramice, ma niz 81 hral S neko-
lika jinymi hochy. Chlapec a
matka jeho dleli zde navste-
YOU. Otec bydli v Chicagu. Dal
81 obeti byl John Hussey, 37-le
ty, jenz utonul pri plovani. TIE
10 jeho nebylo nalezeno dnes
do vecera. x4y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31
zENA PREDSEDKOU
POROTY.

Pred zahaienim procesu $
Whitfieldem promluvil ,kres-
nj soudce +. C. Phillips X
zvlastni velkoporote, iez roz-
hodnouti ma We stu pfipadech
Jako pfedsedka poroty byla
zapfisahnuta 50-leta pi. NJ. L.
Barthova, 6102 White ave. OBJ
zalovani, jimz Sc bude pred
tonto porotou zodpovidati, jsou
v6tsinou Zavfeni v okresni vG2
nici zaloby zastupovati bude
asistent okresniho zalobce TIL,
J. Herbert.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31
DELNfK USMRCEN
HRfDELEM.

u The Cleveland Tractor Co.
ma Euclid a Lamb ave. Zamest-
many 32-lety Gudesic, 1902
Waterloo I'd. N. E.. otec ctyr
nedospelych ditek, byl vcera
"a Sat strzen rychle Sc otaceji-
cim hffdelem, ktery nest asst
nlkem nekolikrate otocil drive
nezli molly byti stroje zara-
zeny. DO eastclevelandske ne
mocnice dopravena byla jiz je-
nom nest astnikova mrtvola, v
ktere, die vypov6di l6kaTd, ne
zGstala celou ami jedima kost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31
DOROZUMENf v MALE
DOHODE.

Sinaja, Rmmunsko, 80. Gcr-
vence. Zahranicni ministfi ma
lie dohody dale upevnili dorozu
meni stavajici mezi jejich Via
dami, ustanovivSe sc ma spo-
lecnem programu, ktery pred
lozi V pfistim shromazdeni Sva
zu narodd, v nemz vysvetli
svoji smernici vdci spojencilm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31
Odivodnsny zarmutek.

Kdosi pfidruzil Sc k svemu
znamemu, stoiicimu truchlive
mad rovem olsanskym. "Koho
hostf tento hrob?" taze sc tru-
chliciho, re jste tax sklfcen?
CT vernon zenu, ci meme ditko,
Ii ustarane rodice, nebo neroz'
lucneho pfftele 2" - "Nikoli,"
odpovida osloveny. "Zde lezi
mIj krejci." - "A k Will ne
mu Sc tax trapfte? Jej opla-
kavate?" - "Ano, jej. On byl
ten tediny, ktery mi - cekal!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31

Spira nezodpovfdal Sc dnsud
ze sveho zlocinu ma nasich slo-
venskych bratfich a proto tre-
ba zadati nase dfady, ably W.
svetlily, jakym zpdsobem do
stal sc jmenovany setnik ma
svobodu, kdo dal rozkaz k pro-
pusteni a "a jakych okolnosti,
Vefejnost chce byti informova-
ma 0 celem pripadu a nemozno
tudiz niceho zamlcovat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31

Isl e. dlovek, ktereno lprostred
poctl1e prace vytrhli ? zahna-
Ii v strelecke zakopy, nak ma
posled no zmrzacili takhle ne
kfest' 'ansky ma vsechny 1--WE
dny -
"Pravfm vam, ze konam ja-
ko pansky hlidac (toho pan
Iskeho hlfdace pronesl pre-
hnanou vaznostD jen svoji po-
|vinnost, kdyz zadam, abyste
hned opustil park"
"Hezke je, ze jste pansky
hlidac a jeste hezci je, re ko-
nate svoji povinnost, ale po-
vezte mi, po lidskem rozumu
mi povezte, jaka skoda Sc yam
deje, kdyz 81 lehne poctivy pou
tnik ma pokoseny travnik, ably
81 trochu odpocinu?"
Hlidac, ,ktery Sc cftil urazen
We SVEN povolani, pristoupil
krok blize, uchopil h1l ma O.
bou koncich a polozil il pres
sucha bedra.
"Pravim, abyste sci 2 parku,
isice -"
! "Sice? - No, co? Snad sc
vam zlfbi pretahnete mne
bykovcem?"
| ITO ne, ale - ale oznamit
to pujdu do pisarny; at ude-
laji co chteji."
(, mic neudelaji, vam rikam,
docela mic! Skoda, nadarmo by
ste TRIAL podrazky! Polezim
81 tn We stinu, ktery je zrovna
mdj jako vas a vasich pisarI,
a az Sc mi bude chtit, pnjdu
dale"
Obratil Sc pomalu a pokra-
J coval:
."Jiste jste lepe obedval nez
ia, a proto jste tax naduty.
Buh vam pozehnej, nezavidim
vam docista mic! Ale povezte
mi pfiteli, kde iste byli ten
krat Wy a vasi mocnf pisari,
kdyz mi rezali nohu a zasiva-
Ii oko? Kde jste byl, kdyz
jsem Sc sviiel v bolestech, kite
re bych ami jedovatemu hadu
nepral?"
+; "A komu ma prospech mne
takhle zmrzacili? - No, rex
nete, pane hlidaci!
'tDo spitalu chodily nasla-
IDLE zenstiny, kroutily pobozn6
ocima, kdyz. Sc plazily cd po.
steli k posteli mluvily "las-
ce k vlasti'', o "jasnem cisari,
lkteremu krvacf srdce", bdh-
wi o jakych hloupostech je-
i ste, 1ktere mely vsechny ma ja-
zyku., PAX aby ukazaly take
"citici srdce', darovaly neja-
kou cigaretu nebo kus .kolace.
A odchazely naposled Sc zasl-
zenyma ocima a bylo videt, re
placi uz re zvyku. ~
'Potom mas vlaceli nemoc
nice do nemocnice a vsude
jsem slysel tn doiemnou pisen
starosti Ia "naSe' invalidy"
"vecne vd6cnosti vlasti'.
Ted mas "starost" a "vdec-
most" flaSinet a costa :"
Hlidac Sc Opel o kastan, a
neklidne hrabal holi do pisku
a ohlizel sc po stromoradi.
lnvalida zakrouzil rukou,
jakoby 81 byl ma neco vzpom-
mel.
"Dobfe re jste mi ukazal
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CERNOCH UPALEN.

Yazoo City, Miss, 80. Ger
vence. Willie Minnifeld, Ger
noch, byl upalen zde vcera da-
vem, jenz jej vinil z prepadeni
bile zeny dvacet mil jihovy-
chOdne cd tohoto m6sta. Obeti
sve zasadil sekerou nekolik
ran, jez jsou pokladany leka-
ii "a smrtelne.
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lilo Mail:
zAKAZANA CESTA.

1900 rs-------s
Nekde "a vrchem zakricely
tovarnl slreny a zvony pely po
lednf pisen. Byl srpnovy, dus-
ny den, re prazilo cd zaprase-
ne cesty a chvel Sc do bella roz
paleny vzduch mad dozravaji-
elm zitem.
Muz s neohrabanou dreve-
nou nohou a krizem, svraste-
lou kdzi mad vyteklym OXEN,
zahnul v park a sedl ma poko-
seny travnik We stfnu vyso-
kych kastand, ktere objimaly
II obou stran bilou, hladkou
cestu, ztracejici sc v chlad-
nou dalku. Kdyz odlozil kolo-
vratek a postavil nan umaza-
nou vojenskou cepici. vyndal
2 vytahle mosny kus chleba a
par casnych jablek,
"Jaky obed bude Ultra?
Snad jeste horst, cert viz syk
Inul nedbale a lehl si ma loket.
"Ale k cemu ia starost o zi-
tfejsf obed, kdyz jeste "a
|dnesni vecefi nevim! Dali, ra-
di nebo neradi, jen hlavne, re
dali. Reknou MONA: Bib S te-
bou! Pomyslf ale: jdi k certu !
Co pax! - V tom pekelnem
case must byti clovek spoko-
jen, ze vdbec zije, ze Sc tlaci
ku pfedu, jakkoliv uz Jen
stin zdstal jeste privetivy a
'pohostinny jako drive, vsech-
no jine. Sc zkazilo a pohorsilo.
/ voda, zda Sc mi, ze tece skou
|peji a vitr fouka nucene."
mac to puste mudrovani 7"
Machl rukou, jakoby odha-
mel mouchu a vrhl Sc jeste ma
'druhy loket. Zahledel sc v ST.
roxy pas azurneho nebe, ktera
|neklidne viselo mezi kaStany a
vrchem. Potom 81 zahvizdal
lehce, skoro bezstarostne Try
vek nejake melodie re sveho
kolovratku. Ia chvili ma to "a
,dfimal.
Drimal MONA pil hodiny,
kdyz no vzbudil drsny HAS:
He - co pax Wy tady, co.,"
Podival Sc do parku, kde O.
'pfen o tlustou hill, stal hube-
ny, bradaty clov6k.
"Co?" - siroce zazival.
"Nic zleho = odpocivam.'
"Odpocivate - hm - snad
unite take cist?"
"Nejnutnejsi, kdyz to musi
byt. Co byste rad?"
"Aspon drzy nehud'te! Dost
velika je tabulka, ze il muze-
te videt," Sc utrhl a ukazal
dlouhou, kostnatou rukou tam
pres cestu..
Muz s drevenou nohou Sc ma
mahave ohledl ma zelenou ta-
bulku a cetl billy napis: ga
kazana cesta".
"A takv Obratil Sc ma bri-
cho, ze dfevena noha uhodila
o skorni a oprel 81 hlavu.
"Nevidel jsem driv, oprav-
du ne; vzdyt' vidite, re mann
jen jedno oko. Invalida jsem"
"To je jedno!"
"Jedno? - Nevim, je-li to
zrovna jedno, lezi-li zde laj-
dak, ktery We rvacce ztratil O.
kO a nohu, anebo odpocine-li
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-31
LOUPEzNA VRAzDA OBJ
CHODNICE.

Obyvatelstvo v klobukach u
Slaneho a v sousednich vesni-
,cich bylo 27. cervna vzruseno
objevenim loupezne vrazdy,
ktera byla mezi 10 a 12. hodi-
nou dopolednf spachana ma
manzelce obchodnika dobyt-
KEN Josefa Slapnicky, Matyl-
de. Nest'astnou zenu nalezl O.
noho dine holicsky ucen Vaclav
Juppa A. hod. odpoledne lezi
ci V byte ma podlaze proriz-
nutym hrdlem, prikrytou lok-
tuskou. Tento oznamil prfpad
lined cetnictvu, ktere zahaji-
10 usilovne patrani. Podezreni
pablo lined ma muze, ktery den
pred tim tehoz dne dne byl
v Klobukach widen, vyptaval
Sc ma pomery u Slapnicku, a
pred 10. hodin dopoledni WIDEN
'byl, kterak rozmlouva ma dvo-
re Sc Slapnickovou. Neznamy
byl asi ITO en- vysoky, ma hla-
We mel placatou cepici, V ruce
'silnou dubovou hill S plecho-
wynn chranitkem. Cizinec Easel
Isl take den pred tim do hostin-
,ce V Klob1kach, kde Sc vyda-
val "a reznika Tucka z Ejva-
|ne. Dcera Slapnickove videla
take onoho muze den pred tim
u sve matky, kdyz il chtel do
hoditi prodej dvou krav tele-
tie. Phi tom zapamatovala 81,
re matka rekla: "Vy jste z Ger
lnochova, pfizenite sc do Pal
ce, tam budete sekati a vystip
nete Radvanovskeho." Nezna-
my zminoval Sc tez tom, re
pry ma bohate devce a re Sc $
MIN ozeni. Cetnictvo slo DO
itechto stopach dne %. Gerv-
ma Zatklo feznika Miroslava
,Tucka z Ejvane. Tento vsak do
kazal mad vsi pochybnost svoje
alibi tn nezbyvalo cetnictvu,
nez jiti druhou stopou "a O.
MIN neznamym Cernochova.
Reznik Miroslav TuSek Sc roz-
pomenul, re v Cernochove by
dli feznicky pomocnik Prach-
field, jenz byl u neho drive v
ucenf, je Tuckovi dosti podo-
ben, nyni je peneznf tfsni a
test sc neprilis dobre povesti.
V Cernochov6 bylo cetnictvem
zjisteno, re Antonin Prachfeld
! je skutcne v nouzi a re slibil
rolniku Fiedlerovi Cernocho-
vic, ze mu 27. cervna zaplati
duh 1000 Kc. Kdyz Prachfeld
snazil Sc velmi umelkovane do
kazovati svoje aiibi na jeho
cernych satech, We kterych byl
omen neZnamy v den vrazdy Vi
den, byly zjisteny stopy krve,
byl zatcen. Pri konfrontaci S
klobuckymi obcany poznali IL
to made vsi pchybnost v mem O.
noho cizince, ktery Sc vydaval
"a reznika Tucka. Pres to
Prachfeld neustale Gin popiral
a teprve 30. cervna veznici
okresniho soudu v Slanem pfi-
znal Sc, ze skutecne Matyldu
Slapnickovou 27:. cervna O IL.
hod. zavrazdil. Toho dne podle
jeho vypovedi prisel asi V 10
hodin k Slapnickovum. Zastihl
hospodyni samotnou donna,
kdyz sini prala pradlo. Roz-
mlouval nj chvili kdyz jej
Slapnickova pozvala do kuchy
ne, uderil il We svetnici holi do
temene hlavy, pax wal jeden
z dvou nozu, lezicich ma stole
bodl il do krku, vyvratil nuz a
pTerfZl hltan. hrfan krcni