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RANGERS RENT
IS PAID UP TO
FEBRUARY %
Headquarters Leased by
!. W. 7. Garvin and Not
7 by the State.
PAY In ADVANCE
Believe That Barton Will
Keep Them Here Until
Election Returns In.

State rangers who, under the lead
ership of State Ad2utant General
Thomas d. Barton. swooped down
upon San Antonio some two months
ago to carry on what the adjutant gen.
eral termed "clean up" campaign,
are expected 10 remain here ut least
until March 1. next year. This de-
spite statements attributed to Cen
eral Barton some time ago that he
had, intended removing the rangers,
had not opposition to their presence
here been Displayed.
Proof that the ,adjutant general ex-
poets to keep his "hooks in San An
tonic" as he expressed it in North
Texas some time ago. is contained in
the fact that the rent for the house
on Garden street where the rangers
are Quartered, has been paid up 20
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

February %. Information to this eff
feet was obtained at the state comp
troller's office at Austin Saturday aft
ernoon.
Coincident with this announcement
from Austin came one from San An
tonic that the lease for the Garden
street quarters is not in the name of
the State of Texas. Adjutant Cen
eral Barton or the rangers. The sig
nature to the lease is that of W. T.
Garvin. The lease specifies, however.
that the property is to be occupied by
state rangers.
Leased to w. L. Garvin.
The communication from Austin
Saturday afternoon stated that rec
ords in the Comptroller's Department
disclosed that warrants in payment of
the rent on the ranger quarters. 331
Garden street. were issued in favor Of
and paid TO w. 7. ,Garvin. The dis
patch said further that Adjutant Gen
eral Barton had stated that Mr.. Gar
vim is not a ranger.
The records, the dispatch said, dis
closed that the Garden street quar-
tiers were leased for a period of six
HOHluS. august 81, 10 fDTuuTy 90
1924, for total consideration Of
5000.
"One warrant for $3.50 was issued
on August 81. 1928" the dispatch
says. land the second for same amount
paid the rent in advance TO February
IS, 1924"
May Stay Until Election.
Attention was called to the fact
that the Garden street residence be-
fore it was taken over by the state
rangers, was used as the headquar-
tiers for the local branch Of the Ku
Klux Khan. 1t was at this address
that the Atlanta officials of the KAN
are reported to have made their head
quarters during their visit to San An
tonic several months ago.
Mr.. Garvin was named as de-
PENDANT in the injunction proceedings
instituted by one faction of the Ku
Klux Khan in San Antonio on Septem-
Der u. when it sought to prevent the
San Antonio khan from comforting the
Knights of Kamelia degree. A num-
Der of others also We're named as de-
PENDANTS in the suit which finally was
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New Second Lieuteuants.

Three enlisted men of Kelly Field,
two of Brooks field and one civilian
living in San Antonio were included
in n list issued by the War Depart
ment Saturday announcing appoint
ments to commission of second lieuten-
ant in the regular army. The three
Kelly Field men are Robert c. Ash
ley, Carl Il. Mcdaniel and Felix n.
Parsons. The Brooks Field men are
Edgar Marvin and A. +. Songer. Ben
f. Cordell. los Alamosa street, is the
San Antonio civilian included in the
list.
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State Bank Deposits Increase.

Austin. Tex. Oct. f3.--Individual
deposits in the 94S state banks operat-
ing in the state at the close of bust
ness September Ia. 1923, amounted to
s25j.I14.56S, an increase % 1889, 302.
100 as compared with the last proceed
ing call. june 80. 1923. according to
a statement issued by ]. J.. Chapman.
commissioner of banking, Saturday
afternoon.
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dismissed from court on motion OF
plaintiffs.
1t has generally been believed in
San Antonio for the last month that
General Barton plans to keep the
rangers here even longer than Febrn-.
airy and perhaps until the county cleo
ton next summer. General Barton
has already announced as n candidate
for governor and the state election will
be held at the same time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

for Internal Bathing. because IL comes frens
the well-known Specialist. Charles A. Tyr
rel, MD, of New York, and successfully
and scientifically clesnses the Colon is e.
tire length.
Cal sad LET rs explain |. to ysa-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

You can buy all your tot
let needs here, at greatly
reduced prices, EVERY
DAY IN THE WEEK.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

We honestly. believe
Cranoline will cure any
case of Eczema or other
skin disease. Come in
and let us tell you about
it. Use one jar and it
YOU are dissatisfied your
money will be refunded.
The price is 81.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
MEXICO POLITICIAN
FREED IN BAL LTIMORE
De La Garza, Presidency Seeker,
Makes Good on Draft and Is
Released by Court.
By the Associa ted Press.

By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, Nd, October H.
Emeterio de la Garza. Mexican states
man and candidate for the presidency
of that country. who was arrested in
Washington Wednesday and brought
here to face a charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses,s was
freed late yesterday.
The warrant on which de la Garza
was arrested charged him with OBJ
tanning $50 June % last from Charles
H. Dankmyer- of Baltimore by means
of sight draft drawn on his brother
Francisco. who is in Mexico. The
draft, it is alleged. was returned.
At hearing in police court the
Mexican statesman said he was un-
aware the draft had not been paid and
made restitution to Dankmyer. Turbu-
lent conditions in MEXICO. he said,
prevented him from returning home
and attending to his private affairs or
the matter would have been taken
care of.
Senior de la Garza's release followed
Dankmyer's refusal to prosecute.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
HARDING GRANTED
56 PER CENT PARDONS
Late President Reviewed 689 Cases
and Denied Clemency in
A Per Cent.

Acting upon 20 per cent more pardon
cases last year than in the preceding
year, President Harding denied A per
cent of the $50 involving executive Glenn
ency, according to a report just made
by James A. Finch, pardon attorney.
to Attorney General Daugherty. Par
dons were granted in 56 per cent OF
the cases.
The Attorney General announced 20
day that there has been a marked in
crease in the number of applications
for executive clemency during the past
few years as compared with the aver
age for fifty years preceding. but even
a greater increase, proportionntely. In
the number of denials as compare
with the applications granted.
Excluding the pardons granted to
Evening star., 1923-10-12

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN. October 12.--Hugo SHINES,
German Industrial leader, works
eighteen hours day and takes al
most no recreation. Occasionally he
may be seen In the theater with his
wife or some other member of his fam
lily, but they are always so simply
dressed and occupy such inconspicuous
seats that few persons know who they
are.
SHINES can walk the streets of Berlin
without being recognized by the public.
There are scores of bearded middle
aged men in every German city who re-
semble him In appearance, and there is
never anything, about his dark gray
business suits and overcoats and black
derby hats to- distinguish him from
scores OF other German business men.
Although SHINES has his Offices and
living Quarters In the luxurious Es-
planade Hotel, which Is his property,
few of the guests recognize him when
he passes through the lobby He
generally dimes unostentatiously in
Evening star., 1923-10-12
STINNES, WORKING GI8HOURSD DAILY,
PASSES LlNNOTICED IN BERLIN

the public dining room with members
of his family and men who belong to
his various business organizations.
He and his dinner companions are
never In evening. clothes, and the
meal is generally simple.
Shines oldest daughter is with him
much of the time, frequently driving
his motor car and assisting with his
secretarial work. His two older sons
are associated with him In business.
One of them lives in Hamburg and is
in charge of the SHINES shipping in
terests. They are often in Berlin for
conferences when their father Is here,
and there are often several grandchil-
dren in the family group.
Muehleheim. on the Ruhr, Is really
the SHINES home, and Mrs Stinn %
stays there much of the time In their
simple villa q
Much of Shines life is passed in
travel His interests are so widely
scattered that he cannot direct them
from one center and spares himself
not at all In going from one point to
another.
Evening star., 1923-10-12

A minute of keeping your mouth
shut is worth an hour Of explanations.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
Always at It.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
Jones was late again. as usual.
When he strolled coolly into the Of
flee at 1880 the boss was storming
up and down.
do you know what time we begin
work here?" he asked the late arrival
with deep sarcasm.
Jones took off his coat and hat.
hung them up and strolled across to
his desk. *
mo, sir. can't say I do exactly" he
replied: 'but they're always at it
when / get here"
Evening star., 1923-10-12
TALKS ON SCHOOL PLAN.
Junior High Principal Before Pet
worth Association.

The origin and purpose of junior
high schools was explained by How
ard P. Stafford, principal of the new
Macfarland Junior High School, speak
ing at an entertainment of the Pet
worth Home and School Association at
the Petworth Baptist Church, 7th and
Randolph streets, Wednesday night. -
Children of the Petworth School, di-
rected by Miss G. L. Ladson, presented
a play in connection with fire preven-
tion week. Vocal solos were rendered
by George B. Cowles. DR.. E. G. Kim
ball, new supervising principal of the
third school division, spoke. Presi-
dent r. S. Hart presided.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
HOLDS COLUMBUS
F. MODEL FOR TODAY
KiWanis Club. Speaker Says
U. S. Constitution Needs
More Discovering. !.

Stressing the sterling characteristics
of Christopher Columbus and emu
merating the outstanding qualities. of
the discoverer of America, Rev. Igna-
tious Smith, president of the Domin-
lean Order, Catholic University, was
the principal speaker at the Columbus
day exercises held by the Kiwanis
Club in the Hotel Washington yes
terday.
Detailing the many vicissitudes en-
countered by the navigator before he
was able to secure approval and finan-
cial aid for his long -dreamed-o Of ex-
pedition. Father Smith emphasized the
necessity of Intelligence. persever-
ance, courage and tolerance. SO mark
ed in Columbus, If the United States
of today would remain fndissoluble.
Nor do mean physical courage"
said the priest, but that courage
born of patient perseverance to con-
quor all obstacles. Aside from the
ridiculists his theory the world was
round, Columbus was forced to suffer
the company of liberated Jail birds
as crew, men who would rather
chance the terrors of an ocean voy-
age than remain in dungeon cells.
MutinieS arose and 1t was only
through tolerance and unselfishness
that the great sailor was able to
keep his helpers united until the goal
had been Won"
Much to BE Discovered.
The speaker said much could be
learned in America today by those
who. after 431 years, have not yet
discovered America" and what it
stands for.
There are thousands, yes hundreds
of thousands" continued the priest.
who at this very minute are fg-
Of
this migty Union means. Those who,
through the generous spirit of true
Americans, have been permitted to
find asylum on our shores and who
dermine the fundamental principles
of liberty and freedom"
Father Smith said while possession
of an education of the broadest scope
was the surest cure for narrowness,
bigotry and selfishness. 1t was not
entirely the solvent of these problems
that now threaten the foundations of
the republic. But 1 will say that a
general love for education, broad
concept for what the land stands for
and contempt for any movement that
would separate its peoples is abso-
lutely necessary if the United States
would stand" he said.
Given Vote of Thanks.
The priest was extended a standing
vote of thanks at the conclusion Of
his address.
Claude w. Owen presided and made
an appeal for 100 per cent attendance
at the forthcoming convention of the
capital district of Kiwanis to be held
at Baltimore. when every effort will
be made by local Kiwanians to elect
Claude HI. Woodward, past president
of the local chb, District governor.
Continued cheering greeted Mr.
Owens announcement that President
Coolidge had appointed Brig. Gen.
Anton Stephan, a member of the club,
to the rank of major general, to COM
mand all militia in the District of Co.
lumbia, Virginia and Maryland.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE.

William webb, colored, residing at
461 l. street southwest, charged with
a double assault with a knife the
night of October 10 on Della Peavy
and Darrall Gassaway, colored, Of
the same address, was held for the
action of the grand jury today in the
United States branch of police court
Webb was, arrested a short time after
the assault by Capt Sheets, Sergts.
Harney and HALEY of the fourth pre-
cinct. The injured complainants were
in court, both of them having been
slashed in the face with sharp knife
Love. Joy and Peace were the names
of witnesses in a recent rent dispute
before an English court.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
Given Vote of Thanks.
OBSERVANCE BY x. OF G.
Spaulding Council Guests to In
clude Supreme Agent.

Columbus day will be observed by
Spaulding Council of the knights of
Columbus to night in the Knights of
Columbus Home, 918 10th street
northwest, at 8:15 o'clock, with the
Grand Knight John r. Dowlan pre-
siding.
The council will have as visitors
and guests Supreme Agent Thomas
McGahan, State Deputy DR.. Charles
I. Griffith, District Deputies James
A. Sullivan and Robert M. OLone.
Grand Knights T. J. Fitzgerald of
Washington Council. John E. Burns
OF keane Council, James T. Ryan of
Carroll Council and Charles Fahy OF
Potomac Council.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
Not Proper.

From the Boston Transcript.
Seems to me Janet hasn't particle
of social tact"
What do you mean?">
"Why, when she is invited to lunch
she talks more than the girl who is to
pay the bill"
Evening star., 1923-10-12
PENALTY OF SUCCESS.
n the Kansas City Star.

From the Kansas City Star.
The Boss-So you need more salary
to take care of your dependents :?
When hired you, you told me you
had no dependents.
His Secretary-Thatswas true then
but they turned UP as soon as they
heard / had this Job
Evening star., 1923-10-12

Al6 Eye Street
Evening star., 1923-10-12

but his children, all of whom are Iiv-
ing, have attained the following ages:
Anne, ninety-one years; John. eighty
nine; Mary, eighty-seven, Rachel.
eighty-four; Angus, eighty-one; Ma
rion, seventy-eight: Flora, seventy
Ave. The average age is eighty three
and one-half years.
Evening star., 1923-10-12

restore civil rights-which are granted
only after prisoners have completed
their sentences-the average of denials
last year was 81 per cent, c- more than
one-half of all the applications
Evening star., 1923-10-12
WE ARE UNABLE TO
SUPPLY THE DEMAND

from prospective purchasers for well situ.
ated business and investment properties.
III you have for sale business or other IN
come producing property and will communicate
assure you most energetic action looking to
Its quick sale.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY
l4l6 Eye Street Main o4aA
Evening star., 1923-10-12
CLAIM LONGEVITY RECORD.
British Family Averages s3 1-2
Years for Children.

LONDON. October @12.-From the
island of. Skye comes a claim to the
der Anderson, the father, lived an av-
erage life and died many years ago,
Evening star., 1923-10-12

Silver was first coined in Rome in
269 BE. when Fabius Pictor set up
a mint.
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NUCENA PRACE v Bull
HARSKU.

Sofia, 13. list. Bulharska
vlada nema v Imyslu zrusiti
zakon o nucene praci, ktery
zavedl jeff predchidce, "a
vrazdeny Stambulijsky, ale
pres to budou provedeny ne
ktere zmeny, jak ohlasil Stan
cev, novy ministr verejnych
praci. Nucena prace mladi-
stvych bude podrzena, bude il
vsak pouzivano v mensim roz
sahu. Nucena prace zen bude
zrusena, jezto vysledky neo-
pravnujf jeff zachovani a jez-
to prace Zen v domacnosti je
pfi socialni organisaci bulhar-
ske uNtecnejsf, ba nezbytna.
OtAzka docasne nucene prace
obcan1 do As let v9ku bude
vecf obecnich rad, jez budou
il pouzfvati die mistnich po-
treb.
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TROCKY BYL PRY PO.
STRELEN.

Riga 13. listopadu. DIE mo-
skevske depese, pficina, proc
Trocky Sc nesdcastnil oslavy
vyroci revoluce 7. listopadu
nebyla, jak Sc oznamovalo, ma
hle onemocn9ni. Jeho nepfi-
tomnost byla pry pfivodena
vrazednym Gtokem ma neho.
Depese sdeluje, ze mluvil ne
d&vno k jiste male schdzi,
kdyz byla vypalena rama z hle
dist9 a strela zasahla jej ma
hlav6. Byla pry ucinena pfi-
sn& opatfenf, aby Sc nemohlo
zjistiti, zdali zran9nf jest vaz
ne.
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Z KRAJANSKE cERNE
KRONIKY.

Chicago, IL. listopadu. Vik.
tor, 12-lety synek Karla Lo-
renee, bydlicfho rodinou ma
farm9 ma severni strane me-
sta, nasel vcera kdesi otcovu
rucnici a zertem namiril il ma
sveho 14-leteho bratra Claren
zee s prohlasenfm, ze jej "a
stfeli. v rucnici byla jedna
patrona a tfesknuvsf rama
zpusobila nest astn@mu chap
ci smrteln& zranznf, jemuz "a
kratko podlehl. Viktor Lorenc
utrp9l pred casem zranenf ma
hlav9 pfi p&du Sc schodou a
cd te DOLBY jevil znamky sla-
bomyslnosti.
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RAKOUSKE FINANCE v
LEPSfM STAVU.

Widen, 13. listopadu. We
zprave vydane zde,- DR.. Zim-
Imermann, ministr financi, shr-
nuje nasledovn6 dIkazy uspo-
kojiveho pokroku k upevn6ni
rakouskych financi:
Schodek v rozpoctu byl sni-
zen 0 766 lnilisnd koruTi v ser
'stis nazsS Scic lf 6sedAi- sasp6fyj
vzrostly $ so ma 400 billiond
v upHnulych dvanacti mesf-
cich; kontrolor byl zadan po-
skytnouti o 500 billionG meme
ma pIl roku nez fondy ma ru-
ce dovolovaly; nezamestna-
most Sc zmensila o 54 procen-
ia u porovnani s mesicem Ino-
rem.
Zprava lvadi, ze "1ver ze-
me byl pine obnoven, koruna
ustalena, CHI kapital plyne
do zem9 asonen rakousky ulo-
zeny v cizine sc vraci, obeho-
va m6na jest kryta z so pro-
cent zlatymi reservami Mar.
banky a produkce vzrista."
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PLUK. FORBES Sc HAJf.
Popirs vsechna obvinSni, jex
byla ma nsho vznesena.

Washington, 13. listopadu.
Pluk. C. r. Forbes, dfivejM
direktor vyslouzileckeho 1fa-
du, pfeSel k dtoku ma sv6 kri-
tiky v dnesnfm zasedan{ zvlaSt
niho senatniho vysetfovaciho
vyboru. Pluk. Forbes, v obsfr-
nem pfsemnem prohlasenf, po
prel vsechna obvin6nf, jez by
la ma n9ho vznesena, pro
graft" a sizenf vlady pfi "a
davanf kontraktd ma stavbu
vojenskych nemocnic a pfi
prodavani zasob zbyvsfch 2
valky v Perrysville, Md.
Forbes zejm6na dtocil ma
brig. gen. C.. e. Sawyera, o.
sobnfho lekafe zesnul@ho pre-
sidenta Hardinga q obvinil
jej ze zasahovanf do spravy
vyslouzileck6ho dfadu. Sa-
wyer prt Sc pficihoval, ably by
Il zam9stn6v&ni v nemocnicfch
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NEMCUM POVOLENO BYLO SLYSENf.
POVlREPARACNf KOMISI O SVE
PLATEBNf SCHOPNOSTI.
DRIVEJSl KORUNNI PRIMO JEST JIZ MA SVEN
STATKU v HORNfM SLEZSKU.

Pariz, 13. listopadu. Vyho-
veni navrhu premiera Poinca-
rea, ably reparacnf komise u
stanovila vybor expertu k w.
setrovani celeho reparacniho
problemu, bylo odlozeno ko-
mist dnes, az nemecti delega-
ii budou vyslyseni vzhledem k
platebni schopnosti Nemecka.
Sir John Bradbury, briticky
zastupce prohlasil, ze toto w.
setrovani bylo by podrobeno je
ste vetsim omezenim nezli o.
no navrhovane Francouzi v
souvislosti s Hughesovym
planem.
Francouzskym zamerem je,
ably po odhadnutf pritomnych
zdroji Nemecka donna Ia
hranicemi, vybor urcil castky,
jez N6mecko mohlo by platiti
behem prfstich tri rokd. Bar
thou zejmena kladl ddraz ma
to, ably zjistena byla. nemecka
aktiva v cizich zemich. Mimo
to pri kazdem novem planu
reparacnich splatek mela by
|byti vzata v lvahu skala wy
pracovana ma londynske kon.
ferenci v kv9tnu, 1921.
N9mecke zadosti o slysen
IbyIo ythovsno bez opposfc'
a beze vseho omezeni a datum
zustalo otevreno, tax aby de-
legatum byla poskytnuta lhu'
ia k priprave. Nepochybne
prvni slyseni bude Romano asi
v deseti dnech.
Premier Poincare dosahl pl.
neho vitezstvi mad opposici
pri zahajeni snemu, prosa,
div navrh, ably prvne bylo jed
nano O dodatecnych uverech
rozpoctu pro rok 1924. Tez
rozliodne odeprel odpovidati
ma jakekoli interpelace, pro-
hlasiv, re pouze jeden den v
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tydnu bude Sc obirati vecmi
tohoto druhu.
Oels, Hornf Slezsko, 13. Ii
stopadu. Drivejsi korunni
prime, jeho manzelka a deti
sesli Sc dnes pri veceri, popr-
We v peti letech. Bedrich vi
lem, jenz konal cestu 400 mil
cd holandskych hranic v auto
mobilu. prijel ku brane zam-
ku v 6 hodin vecer. Byl tam
shromazden pouze nevelky
hloucek zvedavci, kteri ceka-
Ii po cele odpoledne a nedoslo
k zadne demonstraci.
Bedrich Vilem special do
vnitrniho dvora, kde princez-
ma Cecilie, JEFF dve dcery a
nejmladsi syn jej ocekavali
vsichni odebrali sc bezodklad
ne do obydelni tasti zamku.
clenove druziny korunniho
prince ieli We dvou automo-
bilech, ale brali Sc jinou ce-
stou, ably die slibu daneho ne
mecke Wade nebudil prdvod
zadne zvlastni pozornosti.
Berlin, 13. listopadu. Tepr-
We dnes vyslo ma jevo, re kc-
naaa byla zde konference, "a
| duastenstvi zastupcaI PoruSi
a Porynf. ma niz jednalo Sc
planu ma prohlaseni obou "a
autonomni staty v ramci ne
mecke rise.
K tomu sice nedoslo, avsak
We skutecnosti zminene obla-
sti, okkupovane spojeneckym
vojskem, ponechany svemu o.
sudu, jezto Nemecko nemhze
dele "podporovati" Porufi a
Poryni. V drednim prohlase-
nj vydanem o teto konferen-
ci Sc pravi, re ustredni vlada
nikdy nesvoli k zrizeni Ryn-
Iske republiky.
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STAT ZAKROcf.
Bude vysetfovati orgie zloci.
nj We Steubenville.

Columbus, O., 13. listopa-
du. Generalni navladni C. c.
Crabbe oznamil dnes vecer,
ze bezodkladne vyhovi zado-
sti guv. Donahey-ho vyse-
trovani zvlastni velkou poro-
tou hotove orgie zloeinu We
Steubenville a okoli.
+ Generalnf navladni pravil,
ze ihned ustanovi zvlastniho
pravnika, jenz odebere Sc do
okresu jefferson a prozkou-
ma tam situaci pred zahaje-
MIN formalniho vysetrovani.
Omen pravnik, pravil Crabbe,
nebude re zmineneho okresu.
Guvernertv pozadavek o w
setfovani nasledoval zpravy
v tom smyslu, ze masinerie ma
uplatnovani spravedlnosti v
onom okresu sc shroutila ze
otevren6 vzdoruje Sc zakonu.
Vedle toho, ze We Steubenvil-
le a okoli sp&ch&na rada zlo-
cinu, jichz pachatele nebyli
vypatrani, "zivoty prohibie-
nfch dredniki isou v neusta-
lem nebezpeci," pravf guver-
|ner.
Prohibicnf zrfzenec Dixie
Blinn byl zastfelen We Steuben
vile v prosinci lohskeho roku,
jiny zrizenec. Darwin Glib
son, byl postrelen nedavno a
minuly mesfc domov Charlese
Pierce, rovn6z prohibicn{ho
znzence, byl dynamitovan.