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Evening star., 1923-07-15

Celebrating Bastile day at the
French embassy last night with the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
and other officials and diplomats as
guests. gave a feature of unusual
Importance to the weeks social pro-
gram, and unless something unex-
pected happens, such as the arrival Of
a worldwide notable, there will be
few diplomatic ceremonies of note for
the rest of the summer. Several of
the embassies and legations will re-
main open until the end of July, after
which only the chancellories will be
subject to call. Only few of the
foreign offices will be moved to the
summer resorts, among them the
Danish legation at Bar Karbor and
the Hungarian legation at Newport.
Nine Jusserand entertained at dinner
last evening at the embassy, in cele-
bration of Bastile day. The company
included the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Hughes, the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Harry s. New the minister
Chavalkovsky; the charge danaires
of Belgium and Nine. de Warzee; the
charge d'affaires Of the British en-
bassy, Mr.. Henry Getty Clifton; the
undersecretary of state, Mr.. william
Phillips; the assistant secretary or
state, Mr.. Leland Harrison; Gen. ana
Mrs Carter, Mrs. Gillett, Nine. Iai-
divar, Miss Patten, Miss Josephine
Patten and the members OF the en-
bassy staff.
Nine. Riano. wife of the ambas-
sador of Spain, will leave Washing
ton the latter part of the month to
spend some time with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler Anderson, at York Harbor.
The ambassador of Brazil, Mr..
Augusta Cochran de Alencar, and the
first secretary of the embassy, Mr..
Samuel de Sousa Leao Oracle, and
Nine. de Oracle, who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas JEFF
ferson Ryan at Hot Springs, Va, Tor
several days, will return to WASH
ington tomorrow.
The minister Of the Dominican Re-
public, Licdo Emilio c. Joubert, re-
turned to Washington yesterday from
Los Angeles, where he went to at,
tend the Monroe doctrine centennial
celebration. The minister was ac-
companied on the trip by his young
son, Julio Joubert. Sonora de Jou-
bert remained in Washington during
his absence.
The minister of China. DR.. Alfred
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Mrs. Mortfeld Entertains
Kenilworth Ladies Guild

Mrs. William Mortified entertained
the members of the Ladies' Guild Of
Kenilworth at luncheon Wednesday.
The table was decorated with cut
flowers, the color scheme being purple
and gold. the guild colors. Among
the guests were Mrs. Harvey. Mrs.
Neil, Mrs. Parent, Mrs. Lynch. Miss
Alice Dumpley, Mrs Naylor, Mrs.
Brashears. Mrs. Baur, Mrs. Holt, Mrs
Macdonald. Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. Freeman
and Mrs. Macintosh. Mrs. Mortified
was assisted by Mrs. George Helig
and Mrs. Harry Kent
Evening star., 1923-07-15

state with Mrs. Bennett, stopping yes
terday at the Hotel Astor in New
York, and will sail from San Fran
cisco August 4. Lieut.. and Mrs. Ben
net are with the formers parents.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. J: b. Bennet and
Bennington Bennett at Plattsburg.
Maj. Bennett Is the eldest son of Col.
and Mrs. Bennett.
Cadet Charles H. Heyl, jr, who is
visiting his father, Col. Charles H.
Heyl, at his summer home at. Deer
Park, Md, has gone to New York for
a short stay. and is at the Hotel
Astor.
Mr.. Edwin F. Gay of New York is
spending the weekend in Washing
ton and is staying at the Lee house.
Mr.. Basil Gordon left Washington,
yesterday for Wakefield Manor, Va.
to join Mrs. Gordon who has been
there for several days.
Mrs. Kennedy Wheeler and her
will leave Washington Friday for
Bass Rocks, Me-, to spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
Col. John Temple Graves has re-
turned to Washington from Chautau-
qua. and is spending a few days in
Washington before joining his fam
lily in their camp in the Adirondacks.
The Rev. DR.. Robert Johnston and
Mrs. Johnston are staying in New
York for a few days en- route to
Chester, Nova Scotia, where they will
spend the rest of the summer.
Mr.. Clifford X. Bergman and his
son, Mr.. James Bergman. are house
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Rufus l.. Allen
Of Waynesville. N. C. Mrs. Allen
gave a dance last week in compli-
ment to the latter at her home, The
Columns"
Miss Elizabeth Brady of Chevy
Chase Is visiting her aunts. Mrs.
James Morley Hityrot and Mrs. Ed
ward p. Botsford. at their summer
homes in New Canaan. Conn. and at
Shippin Point. Conn.,. respectively.
Mrs Merchant NJ. Mahoney, wife of
the representative of the department
Of Canadian affairs of the British
embassy. is spending the summer at
Cornwall. Canada, where Mr.. Ma
honey will visit her and their infant
son whenever possible,
Miss Beatrice Keith is spending a
month at Digby, Nova Scotia.
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Plans of Official
/. And Unofficial
Washingtonians
Postmaster General New
Will Leave for Conven-
tion-Mondell Plans Trip.

The Postmaster General, Mr.. Harry
New. will leave Washington early in
the week to attend a postal conven-
tion at Marion, Ohio. After the close
of the business trip he will return to
Washington and except for like jour-
neys or a brief pleasure trip he and
Mrs. New will be in Washington all
summer.
Mr. Frank w. Mondell, director of
the War Finance Corporation, will
leave Washington today for an ex-
tended western trip, which will in
clude Denver. Cheyenne. Salt Lake
City, Helena, Boise. the Pacific north
west and San Francisco. Mrs. Nom
dell will remain in Washington dur
ing his absence. Miss Dorothy Mon
dell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
dell. will leave shortly for SPRING
field. N. H, to be the guest of Miss
Myra Morgan.
The assistant attorney general and
Mrs. Rush Holland sailed from New
York yesterday on the Majestic to
spend two months in Europe.
Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming and her
daughter, Miss Diana Cumming, will
leave Washington Tuesday to visit
the formers brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Hrs. Henry A. Wise, at
their summer place, Kiptopeke, on the
eastern shore of Virginia.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John H.
Dayton. who are visiting In Newport,
will sail Thursday for the formers
new post as commandant Of the spe-
cial service squadron at Panama.
Maj. Richard H. Tebbs. United
Safes Marine Corps. and Mrs. Tebbs.
left Washington yesterday for Allen
hurst, N. j., where they will be guests
for several weeks of the latter's par
ents, Col. and Mrs. Duval.
DR.. Francis s. Nash will leave
week for Atlantic City, to join Mrs.
Nash. who has been there for about
a week. Miss Carolyn Nash Is visit
parents later in the month.
Mr.. Adolph Casper Miller, has re-
turned to Washington from Sorrento,
Me, where he accompanied Mrs. MIL
Ter, who will spend the remainder of
the summer there.
Lieut.. Alexander Sharp Bennett. for
mer aide to Brig. Gen Harry Fl. Band
holtz, u. S. A., and who was recently
EfVen months leave and ordered to
Hawaii, is now motoring In New York
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Legion Post to Give
Hospital Garden Party

The L. S. S. Jacob Jones Post, No. .,
the American Legion. will give gar
den party at the old Naval Hospital.
10th and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, Monday and Tuesday evenings at.
1880 O'Clock.
There will be various games, for
tune telling and dancing. The invi-
tation is general. {
Music will be furnished By the
Boys Independent Band.
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Supper and Drama
Planned In Garden

A subscription supper and dramatic
evening will be given by the Women's
city Club, 90 Jackson place, Wednes-
day. The supper, which will be
served in the garden al $50 O'Clock,
will be followed by the presentation
of a group of plays, suitable for out
door settings, among them scene
from Much Ado About Nothing" and
"Stagestruck." Miss Adelaide e.
Borah. chairman of the dramatic Sec
tion. will direct. Miss Caroline Man
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ming, contralto soloist of st. Patric,x,s
SHurcn, Will give vocal selections
Miss Jennie Glennan serving as hsr
accompanist. Mrs. William E. Cham.
perrin, president of the club. will
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Hermann-ShuLnan
Engagement Announced

Mrs. NJ. Hermann announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Rosetta to
Mr.. Samuel 8. Shulman. Mrs. Her
mann and her daughter entertained
Mr.. Shulman's family last Sunday.
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Bastille Day Observed
At French Embassy as
JusSerandS Entertain
Many Informal Parties Held at Country Clubs
and Roof Gardens During Past Week..
Socetys Ranks Depleted
SALLIE V. II. PICKETT.

- @ocIAL capital httnsly enough by
the French embassy last when the ambassador
~ Jusserand celebrated Baile
omitted by usand who being historian himself knows full
we'll the value keeping such fresh in the minds of the people
There informal dinner clubs
gardens oper-a places
point higher diplomat official
some one from the ranks OF smart society.
WHILE each outgoing ship bears burden of human social freight
W the seaside and mountain claiming
social will
Washington diplomats and other folk from the Pacific
who will least long enough The
service officers dance last night for their chief Maj William H.
Garrison. and Mrs Garrison delightfully."- informal
the dnerdanc the Montgomery Country Club for the benefit of the
escaping the mpounng for benefit
of kind Bay Shore Long Island has for days
of Dutch village
direct Holland with setting
features of Holland landscape carried Dutch village
fit OF the new Souhside Hospital
THERE something quite tangible OF the
and Mrs Harding whn Tuesday morning
from the
Chesapeake bay and the of the points
and bring them back Washington the Panama
is excellent condition but seafarng
dent should have She large enough she
ranged for the distinguished human freight she
AsHNGToNIANs found another delightful playground for
social Clifton the old Eerson standing high
Massachusetts,
vanda one dimes in great
fort Clifton has been taken Universal Alliance
and there parts of the world met
and discussed erecting great monumental building
the capital for NJ wooed and won the
charming MISS Eerson and whenever the Philadelphia family
LENViEW FARM another meeting place socially elect Col
ana MIS- ames Lyon tarrying there until late
Nothing could have
there there OF CO.. and Mrs. Lyon few weeks Lyons
COUSIN COL
s da1ns Gt MIS- Lyons family carried
@ M % with equal Tuesday
lor D and Mrs John Gayk Simpson who sailed Europe YESTERDAY
~ wv 'N"euu'eu ior iohg
Stat. FARM sna m @ vsS W5 o
the domestic @ e Of csnns th ayn1d and
ana vegetables which in the winter will be distributed those her
country Mai
or the major going for study that time
' ou' TIC greatest
Evening star., 1923-07-15

The charge d'affaires of Lithuania
and Nine. Carneckis left Washing
Evening star., 1923-07-15

Lieut.. Alexander Sharp Bennett. for
mer aide to Brig. Gen Harry Fl. Band
holtz, u. S. A., and who was recently
GfVen a months loave and ordered. to
Hawaii, is now motoring In New York
Evening star., 1923-07-15

Mr.. Adolph Casper Miller, has re-
turned to Washington from Sorrento,
Me, where he accompanied Mrs. MIL
ler, who will spend the remainder of
the summer there.
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Continued on Fifth Page.)
Evening star., 1923-07-15

! from his years of residence here is
exceedingly popular. Mrs. Craigie has
her home, when in Washington with
Mrs. Lyon, formerly Mrs. William
Henry Smith. jr., who few weeks
ago announced the engagement Of
Miss Hall and Col Craigie.
Evening star., 1923-07-15

DR.. Francis S. Nash will leave
Washington the latter part of the
week for Atlantic City, to join Mrs.
Nash, who has been there for about
a week. Miss Carolyn Nash is visit
ing at Bar Harbor and will join her
parents later in the month.
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The ministeE Of China. DR.. Alfred
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DOSUD zADNE MINISTERSTVO.
uSILl DR.. ALBERTA @ SESTAvEnl
kABINETU bEzvYSL EDNYm
ABY ZlSKAL PODPORU SOCIALISM,. MA.
BfZf Sc ZRUSITI VOJENSKY ZAKON

Berlin &C. listopadu - Dr. Heinrich F. Albert cell
hym obzim SVEN us uvoen novehO ministersva Je-
nacionascke srane kdezto strany sedni centrste de-
mokrae zdaji vat komproms enz odsran by nutnost
rozpustenf fsskeho snemu. A
Socianf demokrate ou dosud nerozhodnut Albert "a
dal diva jech ceny aby vstoupi do eho kabnetu dves
no pruskeho mnistra Dr. Suedekuma drvejsiho mnstra
valky Noske-a Tito muz nejsou vsak dele obben social
ne demokraticke sran6 Suedelrm ponevadz pr vyedna
van statn hohenzoernsky majetek by pris beranim
bohatsvm naroda Noske ponevadz nechal prekvapit
Kappovym pokusem prevrat
Panue pfesvedceni, re Albert pouze ceka, ably social
scka strana menovala 81 jine eny ustanoveni do mini
sterskych mist.
Co ucino Abertovu kanddaturu este priatelnejsf
canm byla jeho nabdka odpoledne zrusenf vym
necn6ho tax ably drzena nyni Won Seeckte
vojenskym ktatorem vlozena bya vysokeho cvin
no komsare Tim vsak Dr. Albert popud prot sobe srany
pravce, ktere ej obvnu ze poddava vlvu marxstdv
Nekok clend stareho kabineu vyadro souhlas slouzi
pod Dr. Albertem, mez nimiz jest DR. Brauns minr pra
Won Kanitz, mnistr rozdeni poravn Dr. Luther,
minstr financ.
Dusseldorf, &C. istopadu Tlupa as 100 protiodste
pencil ozbroena holem revovery napadla odd odsepen
CD skarnach Duren sobotu vyhostia je Doso to-
vsak al osrem bo nemz odstspenci nell til zabitd
edenact ranenych DIE tvrzen francouzskyc uradd toc
nikdm velela bezpecnostn polcie Berlfna.
Ustredn bernska vlada ustaa veera zasian podpory
nezamesnanym Porufi, die sd6len zdeJsch casopsd.
Brussel &c. listopadu Belgicka vlada zabava dnes
zeeznicn vozy lokomotivy Duisburgu Hambornu kdyz
neobdrzela zadne odpov6d Berna svGj pozadavek
zapaceni zavrazdenf por Graffa bze Dues
sedorfu breznu, 1922 Zmnene vozy lokomotivy byy
hotovy dodavce dien Duisburgu Hambornu nemecks
Wade
Mnichov 26. istopadu. Adolf Hitler vGdce bavor-
skych ascs enz by zatcen pc nedavnem nezdarenem
conasckem pokusu prevrat zaha pry hadovou stavku
pevnost sadelhem bize tohoo mesta kde jest veznen
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OSNOVA NOVEHO PRISTE.
HOVALECKEHO ZAKONA.

Washington, 26. lSstopadu.
Az kongres sc sejde pristi pom
deli, poslanec Johnson poda
predlohu nov6ho pfistehovalec
keho zakona. iTato lisi Sc cd
pfitomneho zAbona We dvou
ddlezitycIh bodech. Predne ny.
neisf 3-procentni kvota Sc sni-
zuje ma 2-procentni, pri cemz
bude wat "a meritko census z
r. 1890 ma mist6 r. 1910, jake
doposud. A pak ma miste ably
pfipousteno bylo 20 procent po
volene kvoty kazdy mesic, a.
mcricti konsulove v cizin6 O.
vefi uplnou kvotu a jakmile
dotycny pocet pristehovalcIl
pfistane We Spojenych Statech
z te ktere zeme, zadni dalsi
nebudou pripusteni. Ocekava
Sc, ze o predlohu budc sweden
ostry BOZ V kongresu.
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KRONIKA NESTESTf.

GAINESVILLE, O., 26. listopadu.
Slecna Envy Fogelova, 20leta,
z Olive Green, byla smrtelne
zran6na v sobotu vecer, kdyz
automobil, v n6mz jela, preko
til Sc ma silnici nedaleko od-
tud. Til jine osoby utl-pely jen
lehka poraneni.
Cincinnati, 26. istcpadu
Konstrukcnf Walk drahy Big
Four vrazil do Sharonvillske.
no autobusu v Lockland,. pred
mesti zdejsim. vcera. Fred Ra-
he, vozka autobusu, a McClel.
lon Griffith, 20-lety, z West
Middleton. byli zabiti. Jeden
muz a jedna zena 'byi vazne
poraneni.
Canton, O., %. listopadu.
Phi srazce vlaku s autcmobi-
lem ma krizovatce We Waynes-
burg vcera vecer diva muzi
byli ma mfste zabiti q pet O.
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RozslRovAHl N EoRlovicH zlvoDo. Y!
BUDE v4NALozENo s11o 600 900 NA, Novt
STAVBY v RUZNYCH MESTECH

Detroit 26 istopadu. - Ford Motor Co. zahajuje kon-
strukcnf jenz 81 vyzada $4,000 900 behem cyi
mesc1 bude moci vyrabe 10000 automobile denn6 Henry
Ford prohlasil zde dnes
Cast teto konstrukce" prav, bpde nasich detroit
skych zavodech ostatni jinych mestec Rozsfueme
celych Spoenych Satech ponevadz neverime do
spelo tax zvanemu 'bodu naplneni"
Lec by obyvatelstvo prestao rds de prestali budo-
vat cesty pfal chodti mist6 jezd bude staa po
pavka automobilech Zdokonalen vetsi pouzvan le-
tade bude nsledova brzy avsak nkdy nenahrad atomo
bill Zadna opravdu uzitecna nebya nikdy
Dale sde Henry Ford, ze jeho spolecnos kratko
pocne stavbou vnany Michigan, ponevadz ento stat
neni daleko jnymi produkci Why Neocekavame
bit vechnu vnu potrebume pro vycpavan atd ale
eji cast budou vyrobni vylohy ak to name nynf
pocftano," pravil Ford.
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. BOJ PRIPRAvOVAN Y KONCRESU.
P0KR0K0vCI H0DLAJl zMEklTI $VE
silly S REAkCI0NARI.
STARA REPUBLIKANSKA GARDA HROZf
IGNOROVANfM LaFOLLETTA.

Washington, 26. listopadu
Pokrokovci V obou domech
kongresu dnes prohlasili val.
ku proti stare republikanske
gard6.
We sn6movne senate dlou
he konference byly konany q
podniknuty kroky k ochrome.
nj organisace zminenych zakc
nodarnych teles, neposkytnou.
Ii republican, tax zvanym ra.
dikalnim pokrokovcdm mdsta
ma dalezitych vyborech.
Zaroven takovi vhdcove sta.
re republikanske gardy jake
senatofi James E. Watson z In
diany a Richard P. Ernst 2
Kentucky, vytasili Sc S hroz.
bon vylouc;ti senatora La Fol.
letta z Wisconsin, z republi.
kanske atrany a nedati mu ia.
dneho mlsta ma vyhorech, ale
celkem konservativni senator
neodporucuji zadnych podob'
nvch drastic kych krokl.
Tah v onom smeru pripra.
vii by uznavan6ho vndce radi.
kald jeho pfitomn6 posta.
veni jako nejstars1ho elena Sc
natniho yyboru pro mezistatn
obchod, postavenf, n6hoz by
postoupil ma predsednictvi te
noz tom pfipad6, ze sena.
tor Albert B. Cummins 2 Iowy
by Sc podekoval, ably sc mohI
st:,ti prozatimnim predsedou
senatu.
Clenove La Folletovy skupi.
nv dnes podnikli kroky k do.
nucenf ! senatora Cumminse
aby pfijal mfsto predsedajici
no llrednika senatu. Senator
George w. Norris Nebrasky
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STR0JE PRO cEskE kol0NIsTY
RUSkU
CESKOSLOVENSKA VLADA POVOLILA MA
ZAKOUPENl $5OOOOO

Vybor sestava ze zastupcd so
vetskeho ministerstva zahra-
nicnich zalezitosti a minister
stva orby a re tri clend ceske
misse. Vybor tento, jak Sc
oznamuje, obdrzel jiz nabid-
ky cd 20 ceskych firem. Je-
den cesky drednik bude miti
dozor ma dodavku a zaplati L.
city dodavatelI. Kolonisti po-
die smlouvy maji stroje zapla-
titi v peti rocnich splatkach.
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pfedseda organisace pokrokov
Gu re senatu i snemovny posla-
necke, odebral sc k icygskemu
senatoru a mel nm upfim-
'nou rozmluvu.
Senatoru Cumminsovi bylo
,feteno, re nemdze byti Pred
sedou vyboru pro mezistatnf
obchod a zaroven prozatinl-
MIN predsedou senatu, avs..k
pfejc-li 81 posleze zminene po-
staveni, pokrokovci jsou hotovi
pro neho hlasovati.
Senator Watson a JIM Gle
rove pravideln6 republican
ske organisace bezprostfedne
pc toto rozmluve Sc senate
rem Norrisem navstivili sena-
tora Cumminse a fekli mu, &c
"a zadnych okolnUti nesmi SC
vzdati predsednictvi vyboru
pro mezistatni Obchod. Zaro-
ven pfevlada namnoze mine
nj, ze kdyby Cummins vidal
SO predsednictvi zmlnsneho w
boru, LaFollette nestal by Sc
jeho pradsedou, i kdyby bylo
m!tno zrusiti starry zvyk. ze ma
mistc pfedsedy nastupuie nej-
starM Glen dctyfrdho vyboru,
Dnes zaroven skupina pokro
kovcii ze sn6movny poslanecke
konala avoii poradu a nacrtla
plan jednani. Skupina pokro-
kovca v kongresu neni tax sill
nou, aby snad sama sob6 mo
hla diktovati a prosaditi ne
jake zakory, avsak We spoje-
nj demokraty mohla by zma-
fiti vsechny plany republican
ske organisace kongresu. Z
teto pr.ciny must Sc nj poc'-
tati.
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"MISS AMERICA" UNIVER.
SITNf STUDENTKOU.

Columbus, O., 26. listopadu.
Mary Catherine Campbell z
Columbus, jez uspesne podru-
he podrzela 81 svIj titul jake
"Miss America" ma zavodeni
americkych krasek v Atlantic
City, vstoupi ma kollej umeni
ma statni universite Ohioske
pfi zahajeni zimnfho semes-
tru. "Spoletenska cinnost We
zme malo meho casu," pravila
sleena Campbellov& dnes, "vet
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PAEYR We PROSPECT XII.
NIKY PRO ROZLISOVANf
ZLOCJNCU.

Krajan, vynikajici pravnik
prcdseda judiciarniro vyboru
pfi Pravnicke komore, H. F.
Payer Sc vyslovuje We pro.
speech zrizeni ustavu, kliniky
na rozliSovanf zlocincil, kterou
povazuje "a velkou vyhodu ne
ien pro lidskou spolecnost, ale
!; pro odsouzen6 zlocince. /.
@ zrizeni kliniky ma byt
lednano ma spclecne schulz o.
iresnich soudcii a kazdy pocin
smGrujic: k tomuto cili, dozna
Sc vydatne pcdpory rravnic.
ke organisace, jak pravnil'
Payer "a interviewu s novinai
skym zpravodajem prohlasil.
Dosavadni zphsob trestani
nemdl polep$ovacich vysledki,
naopak We spolecnosti zkuse.
rvch kriminalnikI byl clovek
pro prvni pfestupek odsouze.
ny jeste zkazen a proto by me.
10 byti mezi odsouzentlni iis.
'.ych rozdili, ably z veznic ne
vvchazela individua horst ne5
pfi nastoupeni trestu. Lekari
psychiatrikove NELL by zde
prijiti ke slovu, jak ostatnd
Pravnickou kcmorou hylo po-
zadovanO liz vr. 1921.
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PET. HAVlkt zAHyNuL0.
VYBUCHY UDALY Sc v DOLECH
ILLINOISU A ARIZONE.

Chicago &C. istopadu. Diva muM by zabit dnes, tfi.
nact popaeno mich nebezpecne pri vybuchu dole
Orient bze Benton Ill., die sdelenf obdrzen@ho dfednfky
dnlni spoecnosti zde dnes vecer
dole tomto ednom nejvetsfch svee, jest zamest
navano 1000 muzu 920 bylo ch sachte dobe
vybuchu enz nepochybn6 byl pvoden pyny Ze vice di
nezahynuo prcia rozvevenemu systemu hrazovych p
Ifi". jichz jest dole pouz{vano.
Catman, Ariz, &C. listopadu - Tfi havfi by zabiti
nes kdyz bedny trhaciho prachu vybuchly jedne
zdesho dolu United American Tea dvou ubozdkh by
Ia roztr4na kusy kdezo te havr pfemozen by vpary
q naezen byl mrtev dole.
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LEVIATHAN DOSAHL NO.
VEHO REKORDU.

New York, 26. listopadu.-
Americky parnik Leviathan,
nejvetsf ma svetovych morich,
vlastneny vladou, pfistal We
zdejsfm pristavu po plavbe re
Cherbourgu, trvavsf pet dni
Z hodin a 20 minut. Primer.
ma rychlost byla 24.17 uzld "a
hodinu, cfmz pfekonan O til.
nact minut rekord drzeny par.
nfkem Mauretania cd Cunard'
sk6 spoleenosH.
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TRAGED|E Ma FARME.
FARMkk. zENA JEKo A sEDM DETf
+. zAHYNuL0 PRI P0zARU. .

Confluence, Pa, 26 listopadu = Samuel Roscoe jeho
sedm d9t uhofelo nes casne ranO kdyz jch obyd
arme bylo zneno ohrem Ohorea tea nalezena byla
troskach.
Roscoe jenz byl havrem, nedavno koup farmu odstc
hova svo rodnu do stareho domu klad prken posave
neho emer pred sto ley Plameny sy velikou rychlo
s nez pomoc pfsa domek sffti Tela nalezena byla
sklep9 nktera Mich ohoreych postech jez propad
y druheho poschodi Dky byy veku cd trinac rokH
tff tydnd Nemuvne naezeno bylo matcnych oktech
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sob poran6no. Byli to vesmes
Italove, jedoucf do Canton.
Toledo, O., 26. listopadu. j.
Kutas zemfel zde vcera vecer
v nemocnici Mercy rasledkem
poraneni, jez utrpel nekolik
hodin pred tim, kdyz automo-
bill, v n6mz jel, zasazen byl
mezimestskou karou blize to-
hoto m6sta. Byla mu roztris-
t9na lebka. Dv6 jine osoby v
autu, mezi nimiz byla nevesta,
jiz wal 81 pred dvema mesici,
byly poraneny.
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Praha, 26. listopadu. -
Csl. vlada, jak vychazi ma je-
vo, povolila S500,000 ma "a
koupeni hospodarskych strojd,
jez poslany budou pro "cesk6
kolonisty" v Rusku. Smlouva
ohledne dodavky t6chto stro-
jI prave uzavrena byla mezi
csl. a sov6tskou vladou rusko!,
a v Moskv9 utvofil Sc zvlastni
vybor, jenz rfditi bude tuto
dodavku.
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zAJiMAVf NkElEzV KARPATEcH.
JEST TO IA 100000 AMERICKTCH RONDU.
ZMIZEVSfCH z POSTOVNf ZASILKY

Praha, 26. listop. (Zvlastni
depese IN. Y. Worldu"). Bon
dy v Gene 100000, jez ztra-
tily Sc z postovnf zasilky me-
ri Omahou a Chicagem "a.
d,ubra 1920, byly objeveny v
Karpatech.
Bondy, jez odesflala Stock
Yards banka z Omahy pro
Continental and Commercial
banku v Chicagu, byly sledo-
vany az ku ceskym hranicim.
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OBETl LEDOVATACH
LIHOVIN.

Philadelphia, 26. listopadu.
Sest muzi je mrtvych nasled-
kern poziti jedovatych lihovin,
100 jest leceno nemocnicich
ma akutni alcoholism a 500 o.
sob pozatykano phi najezdech
policic ku konci tydne pfi rd-
znych pijackych orgifch.