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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-26

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod prodejem skolnich
potreb v elsie 6223 Broad
way, tydni zaruceny prijem
pres $3.50. Da sc LEVINE. Blizsi
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907,
Miles Ave. S-29
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PRODA Sc dum o 5ti poko-
jich, velky sklep, koupelna. a
garaz, vse moderne zaTizeno,
Tvrde podlahy a pekna pIda.
Haste sc v els. 13409 Svec
Axe. v Corlett. 9--26
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'1ENATECH
70 NJ A NJ
Napsal Karel M. Pffbramskt.

- Chtel Sc podekovat pise
mne nebo ustne milostive pan
j vam, ale panf chot' 81 to zak;
zala a pokud jde Q vas, pan,
tovarnlku, vysiv6tfil jsem mu
ze u vas predstavuji Sc teprv,
vySSi lrednici.
Dublin Ease jen pokyvl hla
- .Milostiva pani zna patrn,
pane adjunkta jeste z domova
,Patrne.
Reditel poznal, ze sefovi ne
nj jiz do reel a mlcel take. Jer
.,tu tam pc ocku Sc podival ns
Dubina. Ale jeho tvaf byla Il
dove klidna, neproniknuteln;
jako vzdy.
- Ma. mem nevidf clovck nj
kdy mic, myslil 81 feditel.
Ale pod klidnou maskou ne
hyb1e tvafe Dubinovy zurils
boure. Nebyl ami okamzik y
pochybnostech, re mu Sci redi.
tel v istrety, ably mu oznamil
co spatril rano parku. A trou
fall 81 s tim prijft, byla vec
zrejma, vi prece, ze kdyby me-
mohl dokazat jeji pravdivost,
letel by beg milosti. a Will
to jiz reditel
Ale to vse bylo vedlejsi. Tu-
to zenu tedy miloval, il prina-
Sci kazdou obet', .ji niceho ne
odpiral, ktera vyuzila sve mo-
ci k tomu, ably privedla 81 ma
zamek milence, ably nestoudne
8 MIN podvadela sveho, mamze-
la, jakmile vysel z domu. Mi
lence - kolik jich mela.
- Jak, jste rkal, jmenuje. Sc
pan adjunkt?
- Novak, prosim, Novak.
Novak, tedy ne Nevola! To-
no Sc bal, tohQ pokladal "a ne
bezpeci pro sve steati, proti to-
mu ucinil vsecka opatreni, wy
zadal 81 ma zene cestne slovo !.
Jak byl posetily! Cestne slovo
Setrilovy dcery! Jablko nepa-
da daleko od stromu. Ostatne,
zaviralo-li j slovo cestu k jed
nomu milenci, nasla 81 jineho.
Jako otec! Prijimat dobrodi-
nj, obeti, lasku a zklamat vse-
cky. 'Ano, to jest on, Setril!
Mimodek vyrkl toto posled-
nj slovo hlasite. Reditel je po-
kladal "a Otazku.
- Ano, pan 'tovarnik pfijel
vcera.
- Ten zna pana adjunkta?
dotazoval sc Dublin.
- Patrne velmi dobfe, refe-
roval reditel, hned po prize
zdu dial jej zavolat k sobe, ma
vecer pax navstivil jej sam a
vecer mu pry nesl jeste sluha
dcpis. Cd pana tovarnika.
- Ano, ovsem, myslil jsem
81 to, rekl Dublin sc svym OBJ
vyklym klidem.
Redhel znovu nan stranou
pohledl.
- Clovek Sc opravdu v nem
nevyzna.
Dublin Ease jiz mlcel a hle-
del pred sebe. Vzpominal, jals
prave pred svym snatkem mlu
vii Sc snoubenkou O Nevolovi :
Bud on nebo ia - nebo take
oba. Nevola mel jista prava, $
MIN Sc mohl bit, nell zbrani,
asjpon v americkem souboji. u
Novaka toho nebylo, nemohlO
Sc tn mluvit 0 spornych naro.
cich rozporu prav, jen o u.
race, 0 pohane, ktera mohla
byt snlyta jenom krvl toho
kdo sc il dopustil. Nebylo lie
jiz rici bud on nebo ia, zde
byla jedna nloznost: on. A
jezto nemohl Dublin tyto yec
predkladat verejnosti, tahaj
pred soudy nebo pred poroty
musil Sc Jim vyhnout take sam
Ano, formule byla jasna: Or
a tedy oba.
Koear, b1izil sc pomalu par
ku ~ NNl
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PRODA Sc neb vymenf pc.
kna farma o 25 akrech "a
mestsky majetek sc vsemi "a
sobami a naradim, tvrda ce-
sta. Haste Sc u Andr. Meyers,
Box lis, Route. 2, Brecksville,
Ohio. 9-26
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Jim odmitave.
- Nep potrebuji nikoho.
PAX vessel do sveho pokoje
ale jiz "a. okamzik odchaze
Tvar jeho byla nepohnuta /:
klidna jako vzdy. PAX sci pt
ischodech doll do parku.
Kdyz zastavil povoz pa
mem feditelem pred vilou, pri
sla mu vstric sama jeho chot'.
- Neprijel? tazala Sc zkla
name,
! 20, ano, jeli jsme spolu oe
Certova dolu az k parku. Tan
vystoupil.
- A povedel jsi mu?
- Ano, vse.
- Byl asi rozcilen?
- Nevim, vzdyt' jej znas
Zdal Sc mi jeste klidn6jsim ne
Eli obycejne.. Bdh sam vi, ct
bude.
Rodinne drama.
.M.
Kdyz slysela ..Anicka cd Ne,
voly pravdu o jeho domn6lt
kradezi We sporitelne, zdalo Sc
ji, re Sc il otyira zern6 pod no.
hama a trosky nebes Sc riti ma
ieji hlavu. Pravda, napovedi
jeho il pripravily ma nastavaji-
ci odhaleni, ale ubohe devce,
We SVEN optimismu, kolikrat
zklamanem a prece vzdy zno-
WI bujicim v jeho dust, mysli-
10, ze slova Nevolova prinesou
neco neocekavan6ho, nenada-
leho, re Sc ukazalo, re mu roz-
mela spatne. Nenela po svych
zkusenostech k otci valne H.
city, ale prece nebyla S to VII
bee jen pojmout myslenku, ze
by z touhy pc penezich bo-
hatstvi Sc stal zlodejem.
Ale jeji hrdza vyvrcholila,
kdyz Sc roZpomnela, re ,tento
otcuv zlocin byl vlastne jen ,po-
catkem dalsiho hrozneho osu.
du.
- A ty -jsi to v6del, a wal
jsi jeho vinu ma sebe, trpel isl
zan nevinne?
Vypravoval il vse, vylicil j
scenu u kflzku, vylozil j wy
znam rozmluvy, kterou mel (
nj osudneho Nvecera, opakova
il rozhoyor Sc starostou, jeni
mu Tekl do oci, re lie, ze mi
neyeri, dosel az ke scene, kite
ra sc odehrala We sporitelne
k dopisu,. ktery dostal patrni
ISetril donna, zminiv Sc. jak 81
| mu nabizela svoboda, rekne-l
|konecn6 pravdu :.
Poslouchala jej s ocima "a
ficima, zapomnela ma vse o
statni, nebylo pro nj jiz zloci
Inu jejiho otce, bolesti, jiz Ia
,',kousela pred chvil, vse tt
zm!zelo jako by bylo roztave
no a odplaveno horouei wynn
nesmirne ob6tavosti q lasky.
| -. TAX jsi mne-tedy miloval
To vse jsi podstoupil pro mne;
! - Pro tebe, odpovedel a n.
jeho rasach sc chv6ly Shy.
'Iu pozvedla z nenadani OBJ,
ruce, a nez tusil. co zamySli
'slircutila Sc jeji postava pre-,
MIN ma kolena. jeji ruce svira
'ly hlavu, jakoby chtely il roz
DRIFT.
/ "A ia te zradila! Zklama
la jsem te. Ne, nikdy, nikd,
mi nemdzes odpustit! zvolal'
~ zoufalem splaci. ii,
-, PRO boha, vstan,i vzpahna
tuj lse;' poSaE, co eiiSis, moho
te vid6t.'
| - Neza!ezi mi jiz ma nikor
ma nicem. Co jsem to ucini
la, vzlyka'a, sv;jejjc Sc u jeh
, nohou.
lRokrscovani)
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PRODA Sc reznicky OBJ
,chod, kde sc trzi hotove $70O
tydn6, je pri ,Aem byt 0 8 po-
,kojich, hned "a obchodem. Ia
volejte telefonem Garfield
1869, da Sc LEVINE. Blizsi po-
drobnosti, sdeli Mr.. thinner
man, 1907 Miles Ave. 1913
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PRODA Sc ddm ma zap. SO.
ul. blize Clark Ave-, hodi Sc
pro til rodiny. Lot je "a pri
127 str. Cena $500. Haste
Sc u v. v. Pojman, 1929 zap.
"a. ul. .s 9-29
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PRODA Sc novy dvourod dinny
dun, vse zavedeno, ulice dlaz-
dena, dvojita garaz, cena mir
ma. Haste Sc cis. 1895 w
chodni 145. ul. z Kinsman Rd.
:?
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PRODA Sc Ford Roadster
kara "a $185.00, Cord Tires,
1922 model v dobrem porad-
ku. Haste Sc v elsie 1929
Miles Ave. O. ~
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CHCETE-LI PRODAT men,
81 vas majetek "a hotove pri
mirne Gene, obrat'te sc ma J.
l.. Mlckovskyho u Atlas FL
nance Co., 5458 Broadway.
9-27
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: PRIME Sc pradlo, tez ze-
hleni, muscle by Sc pfivezt a
odvezt. Dobra prace zaruce-
ma. Haste Sc v elsie 4506
Champa Ave. z Broadway.
9-28
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\ PRIJMOU Sc tri zenati mu
Ii, kteri Sc domluvi v recich
mimoanglicke k obchodovani
primo Sc zakazniky. Dohry
plat stala prace. Haste Sc
" els. 6207 Superior Ave.
9-26
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Z Cesicos1o ov1saaska.
ONO Sc 70 kEKNE
(Prazsky soudni obrazek.)

u I
RUIZ kolem - ale /. y. TOhle tc
"ale" ma hlubSf vyznam, neil
by Sc zdalo a znamena vlast,
ne spatnost lidskou, presneji
receno: spatnou mdzskou. o.
no Sc tedy felne: s'vdavejte
Ise!" Jest to mokno, kdyz
mezi muzi je tolik oSemetniko
a zradcG zenskych srdci? Nasi
muzi jM pred tou sv6tovou vol
nou nestali "a mnoho, ale ny.
mi zkazeni jsou naskrz, pridr.
zujfce Sc nemravd primo ma
chometanskych, mnozi z mich
jsou pravf Mormoni, ba dokon
ce i Modrovousove i. Tako-
veto zalostive hodinky We spra
vedlivem rozhorcenf pela one
hdy jista 23leta divka, povola-
MIN delnice, ma chodbe okres-
nfho soudu, kde. zalovala jiste
no zeleznicare, ze il 0 cest phi
pravil a v hanbu uvedl tim, ze
il svedl pod slibem manzelstvi.
Seznamili Sc v dubinu predlon-
skeho roku ma jakesi zabave
"a v mesici mali byli jiz v IL
bankach. Slo to rychleji nez
by Sc zdalo, jako vdbec vse,
co Sc kolem mas a nami de-
je. Mladenec svemu idealu pro
kazoval vSemozne pozornosti,
byl jenny, krasne a sladce
mluvil, zpdsobny a usluzny a
pax hezky a statny. Takove
cerne uhrancive oGi mel !.
A pax il prosil, smel-li by il
navstiviti. Nemohla mu to odfi-
ci, uprosila maminku a mamin
ka - dobrak, rada pfivolila,
kdyz zvedela, ze pan Hen
|'drych Sc uz vyjadfil, "jako ze
81 il vezme". To bylo ovsem
velike slovo a zenskym znelo
jako hudba nebeska. Pan Hen
drych osmelil sc pax pfijiti
casteji, nedeli ma obed, vse-
dni den ma vecere. nebot' zn&
mo jest, re zasnoubeni jest ne
co tax uprostred nnezi manzel
stvim a bezplatnym stravova-
MIN We sporadane rodine. Sta
valo Sc pax casio, re nastava
jici zenich zdrzel Sc S Marin
kou do noci, ovsem bez mamm
ky a re odchazel, kdyz davno
jiz vrata domovni byla zavfe
ma. Maminka Sc jen usmivala
ma Marinku, zdalo sc, jakoby
Sc radovaly, ze chasnicka ma
il uz pasti a jisteho, ale ten
chasnicek-darebacek vypalil
tenn zenskym rybhfk. Svatbu
stale a stale odkladal, vselja-
ke vymluvy mel a "a tohoto
stavu v6ci minul skorem rok.
Co by tax pan Hendrych po-
spichal? Libanky mel jiz d&v-
no "a sebou, "radostna" uda-
lost stale Sc ne prihlasovala,
tax tedy jake pax specify! AZ
pax nekdy po sv. Josefu Ma
rinka uderila ma '.sveho" mi
lacka, ably bezpodminecne u
stanovil den svatby, ze mali
spolu uz rok znamost, ze lide
ma to ukazuji, ze je to skan-
dal, re takove koutkovani nj
kan nevede. A chasniGek tepr
We nyni primal bozskou, re
me a ne a ze Sc nebude ze-
niti. A pax to slo uz do ostre-
ho az pred soudnou stolici.
Oklamana Marinka trpce ma
sv6ho zeleznicare zalovala a
vyslovila podezreni, ze neni
ona jedina, -kterou oklamal,
ze klamal, nebo klame jeste
inpu. A skutecn6 nemylila Sc
pouze jen v tom, ze ten chasni
eek nevodil "a NOS jeste jinou,
lnyhrz dokonce jine. Pokud sc
[dalo vysetfiti, byly celkem city.
II: s jednou pannou mel jiz ne
manzelske d6cko a te chudince
|,vyplacel alimenty; druhy po.
inner mel 6 vdovou, matkou
Idvou d6ti, treti jeho milen-
Ftpu ,byla jakasi osetrovatelka
JNxIrySA~,, I'LL xsxssS ~
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc nutne priciny
Icukrovinkovy obchod s kuzel
nou, kde Sc trzi pres $500 IT,
dne, aneb Sc vymenf "a menSi
farmu. Haste Sc po CITE hodi-
ne vecer v elsie 1892 vych.
49. ul. 9-28
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NASLEDKEM ODJEZDU
do Evropy proda sc nabytek
re ctyf pokojd mimo jineho,
pekny trikusovy parlor set,
8-kusovy American walnut
dining room set, knihovnf
still, lampy, karpety a RUNE
jine, vse velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc v elsie 1882 E. 83 st. z
Euclid Ave-, dvere cislo 8.
Prijd'te po ste hodine vecer.
9-27
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PRODA Sc LEVINE novy jed
norodinny dbm, vse moderne
zaflzeno.. Haste Sc u F. Silha-
w ma Thomas St., Maple
Heights. .9-26
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PRJJMOU SE zrucni tesam.
Haste Sc u FIR. Slaby, 1880
COath Ave. " Corlett. 9-28
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MUSi BYTI PRODAN q da Sc
LEVINE novy dIm 6ti svetni-
cich v prizemi, jeden pokoj ma
hofe, koupslna, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, fernes, garaz, ma
l6za Sc blize ceskeho .kostela
a skoly. Dalsf informace po-
dali Sc v els. 3429 zap. Al. Ill.
9-23
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PRODA Sc novy jednorodin-
ny dun, vse moderns zafizeno,
je hned k nastehovani. Haste
Sc u FIR. Slaby, 1870 Coath
Ave. v Corlett. 9--26
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DR. o B N +
ON A M K Y.

SVOBODNY PAN. hleda
byt Sc stravou. Haste Sc u j..
Wolf, 4646 Gallup St., z
Broadway. 9-26
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28
HOLIDAY FOR COMPANY
Machine Gun Outfit Making Rest
Score VIII Take Three Days orr.

The best machine gun company in the
Second Division is TO get a three-day
holiday. it.. was announced FRIDAY.
Brig. Gen. Dennis. L. Nolan. comman-
der OF Fort Sam Houston and the Sec
ond Division. announced that the ma
chine gun company that made the
highest score in machine gun. contest
to be held at Camp Bulls following
the end of the present target season
will be given a three-day holiday.
Every machine gun company in the
Division is to enter n team. In addi-
ton TO the three-day holiday that the
winning team will gain for it's com
pany, trophy cup will be presented 10
1t by the division commander. The
holiday period will be set by the regi-
mental commander Of which the win
ming team belongs
The Twelfth Field Artillery and the
Fourth Infantry Brigade are now on
the range at Camp Stanley and Camp
Bulls. The artillery regiment will re-
turn to Fort Sam Houston next Thurs
day. As soon as the infantry brigade
completes its target practice It's camp
on the range at Camp Bulls will be
oecupied by the Third Infantry Brig.
ade commanded by Brig. Gen. Preston
Brown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28
OFFICIALS OF 7 OIL
COMPANIES CITED TO
GO TO WASHINGTON
Mail Will Be Returned II
Fraud Order Made
Permanent. 49,

Fort Worth, Tex, April 2S.-The
federal government has used IT'S most
drastic weapon 10 prevent further al
legged Fleeing Of the public by al
legged fraudulent oil operators IN
Texas.
At least seven companies, and pos
sibly more have been cited TO appear
in Washington and show cause why
the postoffice department shall not
issue fraud orders against them.
One Of this number is the Pro.
ducers Petroleum Association. Of
which DR.. Frederick \. Cook, is sole
trustee. Cooks citation is dated
April %. The names of the other
companies have not been made pub
lie.
The citation addressed to Cook was
mailed from Washington and carried
the signature of an associate solicitor
Cooks hearing is set down for May ,.
The Petroleum Producers ASSocia-
ton is one Of the fifteen companies al
fected by the recent indictment OF
81 oil men by the federal grand
jury.
If the fraud order is made per-
manent. II VIII mean mat 10 luore
mail will be received by the asSocia-
ton. When it arrives in Fort Worth
it will be stamped fraudulent and re-
turned 10 the sender. which would
have the effect of preventing the
company from disposins of any more
of its stock through the mails.
In order for fraud orders TO be
issued it is only necessary for the
facts in the case TO convince the post
master general that the mails are be-
ing used by the cited company for
fraudulent purposes.
Attorneys for Cook laid the alleged
harrassing of the former Arctic OK
plorer TO a desire of the federal off
Gals to serve their own political ends
and gain favor with the people gener-
allv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28
CHARTERS GRANTED.
Austin. Tex, April 2s.-charters,

Austin, Tex, April 2S.-Chartered:
Lacy-Miles Lumber Company. Long
view; capital stock $4,000. Incorpora
tors: Rogers Lacy, c. F. Miles Z. NJ
Rrs mlette.
Triangle Sign Company, FL Paso: CAP.
ital stock $1,000. Incorporators: ]. II
Henderson. Laurence Koch. C. L. Terri.
Smith Bend Farm Company. Abilene;
capital stock $4,000. Incorporators
Writ Wright, ]. B. Wade, W. b. Silliman.
Overton Drilling Company, Gonzales;
capital stock. $4,000. Incorporators: j.
L. Ramsay, J. c. d. Whiting, ]. r. Tins
ley.
American Legion Athletic Club. East
land; no capital stock. Incorporators
q. y. Caldwell. J. W. Turner, Horace
Butler.
Standard Coal Company. San Antonin.
filed amendment to its charter decreas-
ing capital stock from 100000 to 5000,
900.
Permits to do business in Texas were
wranted the Boston Miranda Company,
Boston. Mass. capital stock s25,C09, lex
as headquarters at Laredo. c. f. Lang
state agent. purpose, general oil develop
ment business: Hanes OIL COMPANY, Win
ston- Salem. n. c., capital stoc.i. sl0,-
100000. Texas headquarters at wiaaita
Falls, II. T. Fass Jr., state agent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28
TWO MEN SHOT,
ONE ASSAULTED,
FRIDAY NIGH 7
Woman Says She Shot
Husband When He
Tried to Beat Her.
QUARREL OVER WOMAN
Man Held After Shooting
Following Dispute on
New Braunfels Avenue.

Two men were shot and another
slugged during three separate diff
culties Friday night.
r. l.. Pennington, 1920 Grayson
street, was twice shot through the
fight arm. Mrs. Hazel Pennington,
~. his wife, is held by detectives.
T. r. Woodflcy. J16 Spofford ave-
nue.. was shot through the right leg.
Peter Zapantis, -. 121 Bowie street,
detectives claim. did the shooting.
Paul Twiman. Is, 1900 San An
tonic street. Austin. was the third
victim. He was slugged while stand
ing on the sidewalk in front of the
Arthur hotel. Avenue ID. at l o'clock
Saturday morning. His assailant, he
told police. probably used brass
Enucklcs. No arrest has been made
in this ease.
The wounded were taken to Robert
&. Green Memorial hospital by police
Pennington was shot while at his
home. His wife surrendered to
Patrolman Ward a few moments after
wards.
Says Man Tried To Beat Her..
a. shot him because he started
to beat me up " detectives quote
Mrs. Pennington as saying. when they
questioned her about the shooting.
She added, detectives say. the gun
snapped a number OF times before a
cartridge was finally fired.
The shooting Of Woodley. according
to police records, occurred at s $50
in the 1900 block North New Braun
fels avenue. Zapantis was arrested
by Police Chief Van Riper. Captain
TrevinO and Patrolman Ward. A
32-caliber automatic pistol is said
to have been the weapon used.
IapantiS. according to information
given detectives. had driven to a
dwelling on the avenue. A woman
occupied the car with him. He en-
tered the place. it is said. and when
he returned found another talking TO
his companion. An argument. il is
SAID. arose. Iapantis. detectives say.
claims. Woodfley struck him and was
attaching him when he fired the pistol.
In connection with the shooting
detectives have listed as witnesses the
following: Myrtle Campbell, 12l
Rowie street; Joseph Carter. Fort
I'm AA'uE''4l .NNlp thUlilUnN . aiDpfl
Cantos. 1927 North New Braunfels
avenue: Charles Gregory. W. c. Dan.
iels and L. 7. Mills, Fort sam Hous.
ton.
Two Women Witness Assault.
Paul Twiman Of Austin. WAS found
bleeding from a deep cash in his fore
head, Just above the eye, when police
and the ambulance responded TO n
call shortly after / o'clock Saturday
morning. He told police he was stand.
ing on the sidewalk in front of the
Arthur hotel. on Avenue ID. when he
was assaulted by n stranger. His as.
Sallant. accompanied by two women
occupied an automobile. The car was
stopped directly in front of him and
the man, he said, stepped out and
struck him. He expressed the belief
the man had pair of brass kauckles,
Detectives Kohr and Fox inycsti
gated. The asailant was not arrested.
Two women. one giving her name ms
EDNA johnson and the other identify,
ing herself as Elsie Delfox. were
questioned concerning the attack. The
women. detectives report. claimed the
assault was the result of money mat.
ters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28
CECIL LEAVES u. S.
says America VIII Devise Some Wa,
TO Help Europe.

New YorlG April 2s.-Convinced
tnat the American people have ac.
cepled the view that isolation was an
imrracticable ideal, if it was an ideal.
and that some attempt must be made
TO answer the great question of what
we are going TO do about internu-
tlonal cooperation, Lord Robert Cecil
takes his leave of the United States
today on the liner Olympic.
In his farewell address last night
Lord Robert made it clear that he
does not Suggest for a moment that
tthey accept the League of Nations. T"
but added that the American people
VIII devise some method for helping
Lurope out of its trouble.
This was the impression gathered
IN his four weeks tour of the country
under the auspices Of the Foreign
Policy Association. he said.
Sailing with him are Thomas w
Lamont Of j. p. Morgan & Co. and
Mrs. Lamont. whose guest he was
and James d. Mcdonald, chairman
OF the Foreign Policy Association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28
REVOLUTION
1 FORESEEN IN
|.W.W. STRIKE
Strikers Demand Freedom
q. of Mooney and
Billings.
OIL WORKERS OUT
Sailings Of Vessels Delayed
When Crews m
Desert.

San Francisco, April 2s.-The
spread into the Southern California oil
fields of the I. W. W. strike, which
previously had affected only marine
and forest workers. aad q declaration
in court that a delay in the trial OF
two men said to be members Of the
]. W. W. might result in a revolution
were the outstanding apoints OF the
demonstration today.
The declaration regarding a revolu-
ton was made in police court in Seat
tie. where II. NJ. Peters and y. A.
Steamer faced charge of making
threats to workers on the docks. 1t
was made by their attorney. George
Vanderver. in opposing a continuance
of their trial. which, nevertheless, was
set for May IL
Thousands of workers are in Seat
tie to enforce their rights" Nanderver
said. labor is impatient. These men
are entitled to q speedy hearing. In
less they get it l shall not be respon-
sible for what happens. A revolution
NAV result from delay
Sailings of the. three vessels from
San Francisco were DELAYED by the
strike. portions of their crews desert
ing with the declaration that they
wouId not return 10 work until Thorn
as Mooney and Warren X. Billings
convicted of participation IN oomo
plot some years ago in which ten per-
sons lost their lives, were freed
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-28
UNITED STATES TO STAND
AS GUARDIAN OF PEACE
IN WESTERN HEMISPHERE
Pan-American Nations to Compel Arbitration of Dis
puted Questions, With This Nation
WELDING the Big Stick.

by the United States delegation. The
proposal as rewritten makes il posi-
lie for any nation not represented
on the governing board TO obtain spe-
cial representation in certain cases.
The revised proposal says nothing
about making the office of president
of the board rotative as desired by the
Cuban delegation,
1t is virtually decided that the con-
ference shall end May 3, although the
date has not been fixed officially. II
is expected that the prospect af an
early adjournment will be taken for
the A B G. nations TO get down to
worl: in earnest on the reduction Of
ornaments question. Delegates of the
conference say they do not want TO
enter upon a technical discussion Of
the matter which affects only Argen-
tina, Brazil and Chile. but if these
nations adopt a plan for future deli.
berations this will be agreed TO by all
the members.