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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
WHICH 5 VIEWS
ON SEX MEET
OPPOSITION
EIinor Glyn Takes Issue with
the Novelist for His Conn
lnents on Women.
BY WILLIAM PARKER.
COsmopolltan News Service.
Copyright. 1923. by Cosmopolitan
Na-@ 9aVvfNA


HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Aug. ga
third sex, is developing in the
world. It's father is Business Ambi.
tons and its mother is Feminine In
dependence. It is sex that will
scorn marriage and ignore posterity.
Eleanor Glyn, author OF "Three
Weeks" and other novels. today ore.
cast this strange sex when she took
issue with Harold Bell Wright. the
novelist, in some of his comments on
woman as published last week in The
Washington Times.
Here is the sharply divergent view
point of Madame Glyn on this ques.
ton.
"The ever-increasing number Of
business, who are putting. marriage
and all that it means behind them,
are developing neuter sense which
will become reality a few years
from now.
II heartily affirm Mr.. Wright's
statements concerning the moral
cupidity of the world and the
motives which prompt women TO
murder, in the main, but take excep.
ton to some Of his arguments,
MAN, as Mr.. Wright has claimed,
is still pursuing woman, but in that
statement he shows that he has not
kept abreast with modern times.
Woman is pursuing man. for man is
abdicated from his position as lord
and master.
women are becoming more inde-
pendent and they refuse to obey the
man; they viii obey THE MAN; they
viii not obey man simply because he
is man.
1.-THE ever increasing number of
women going into the business world
is bringing about this independence
and this spirit Of independence is
being brought down by education.
The women Of 100 years ago never
dreamed that their sex would become
so Independent. The women of today
do not dream Of the changes still to
be made.
LAS to Mr.. Wright's statement
that women murder because of in.
stinctive hatred for man: They kill
not for justice, but for drama. Wo-
man loves nothing so much as to be
dramatic and will sacrifice herself to
become so. A woman will lose the
man she loves because Of her impulse
to make scene-and thus be
dramatic.
1.-THE lesser the education, the
lower in scale the woman, the more
dramatic she wishes to be-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
CARRIER PIGEON BRINGS
HELP PLEA FROM CANYON

ROCKVILLE CENTER, N. Y.
Aug. 22.-An exhausted, emaciated
carrier pigeon fluttered to earth
here today.
Attached to one leg was a message
reading, "Help, Grand CANYON, COZ
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
DRAMA LEAGUE
TOREFORN|
STAGE
Actors Can't just Happen,
Must Be Trained, Says
Organization Head.
By ROLAND KREBS,
international News Service.

CHICAGO, Aug. %. The thing
Of girl changing overnight from
railroad station waitress into
prima donna Of a Broadway WOW
just because she has good looking
ribs is a thing of the past.
The Drama League Of Chicago
decided 1t today. That sort Of
business can't go on, said Mrs. A.
Starr Best, the president, in an.
nouncing the opening OF school
to teach all phases Of dramatic
work.
''It isn't fair" she said, "Now
all an actress needs is pretty
face. q good figure and 'ambi.
ton and 10! She's hailed as the
century's discovery. Acting Is a
high art. One don't study human
emotions before trying to interpret
them. Architects don't suddenly
decide to design magnificent houses
and just design them
The stage is just coming out OF
its infancy, the league contends.
Rather early this season.. The
leagues school is going to see to
it that votaries of the stage study
and study hard.
The good effect is bound to be
felt all through stagedom. Even
the varieties may benefit
When one sees a trained seal
bark for his fish in the two-a-day,
one will know from now on that
that seal studied years before he
was let into even the pop houses.
It'll mean, too. that before the
wise-cracking team can come OUT
and say: do you drink"
s Yes"
What do you drink"
IT often wonder They'll have
a copper down a lot of cold facts
on Elizabethan drama and the
comedies of Aristophanes."
Wouldn't 1t worry you sick to
listen to Frank Tinney and suspect
that he knew nothing whatever
about continental drama?
Me either.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
DETROIT RAISES
FARES ON CITY
CAR LINES
Boost in Wages of Employees
BY Arbitrators Is Given as
Reason for Action.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. %. - An
increase from to cents for single
fares on the Detroit street rail-
way lines, the largest municipal
ly controlled street car system in
the world, was announced today by
the board Of street railway COM
missioners.
The schedule provides for nine
tickets for so cents. Transfers will
remain as at present, ] cent.
The commissioners stated the in
crease was made necessary by the
increase in wages granted by arbi-
traitors a few days ago for platform
men. The award will increase the
street railway company monthly ex-
penses approximately $4,000. it
was announced.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
Movie Scenes Made
Where Dry Agent
Met Death

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. a.
Moving pictures of the scenes
surrounding the killing of En-
forcement Officer Allen Gim-
bert, near the State rifle range,
Virginia Beach last spring, were
made today under direction of
DIR. David Hepburn, former
superintendent of the Virginia
Anti-Saloon League.
Every officer that partici-
pated in the tragedy in which
Luke Spellman, negro, is al
legged to have slain Gimbert,
took part in the picture, Ben
Gimbert, brother of the dead
officer, taking the ''lead."
The still and house that are
alleged to have been used were
rebuilt. Every detail was
made nearly as possible like
the conditions that prevailed
when Gimbert met his death.
It is said that the picture is
to be used for the purpose of
instructing officers in the
methods of raiding stills.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
ALBAN|ANS FLEE
FROM SERBIA
To ANDOL
Pitiable Scenes Enacted at
Railway Stations Where
Refugees Seek Shelter.
By CONSTANTINE STEPHANOVE,
international News Service.

SOFIA, Aug. 22.-RailWay sta
lions in Serbia and Bulgaria along
the Sofia Constantinople line pre-
sent O picture these days that is
reminiscent of the times when Bel
gian refugees were fleeing before
the advance of the German armies.
Hundreds Of Albanians migrating
from Serbia to Asia Minor throng
the depots.
Authorities in every town have
refused to admit the refugees, and
hence thCy are compelled to con-
gregate in the stations as they
await trains to their intended des-
tinations. Train service is infre-
quent, and many spend days hud-
died, with their pitiful belongings,
In any temporary shelter they can
find-or without shelter.
The refugees are rather q sorry
lot. There Is q large percentage or
women and childen, with many
old men. They carry all their per.
sonal belongings in bags and bun
dies, to which they cling with fero-
cious tenacity.
One aged woman, closely yelled,
for they are all Mohammedans, car
ried in a bag a rooster and q hen,
her pets, in the hopes Of having
them wherever she might settle. An
old man chung desperately to an
alarm clock and never allowed
other hands to touch it.
As there are many prosperous Al
banians living in Bulgaria the AL
bantam consul at Sofia had OBJ
tanned permission of the Bulgarian
government for the refugees to
settle in this country. He got a
distinct shock when the pilgrims
refused to accept Bulgarian hospi-
tally.
I'VE care for no hospitality in
Christian lands" one of the leade rs
told him. "All we want Is to reach,
as soon as we can, the blessed land
of our forefathers in Asia Minor,
where rules our great. Padishah
Mustapha Kemal.
I'VE can no longer stay in Al
bania, which is now untrue to Mo-
manned, as it has changed the
sacred alphabet Of our holy book
for an infidel one. There Will be
no rest or. solace for us until we
gather with our own of Andoa
(Anatolial. Allah will not fail to
bring his punishment upon our peo'
pie in Albania who are violating
his sacred ordinances.
1.-The Serbians are prosecuting u.s.
robbing us and daily molesting us
They do all they can to drive US
from our homes. But great Is Al
lah and his worthy champion, Mus
tapha. He will not leave US IN
want"
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can chieftains from the middle West
and the far West also seek to block
the appointment of any additional
"down-easterners" to either possible
Cabinet vacancies or high dipio-
matte posts. They want these posts
for the West.
Counting President Coolidge,
Henry Cabot Lodge, Republican lead
er of the Senate, and Frederick III.
Gillett, Speaker Of the House, all
from Massachusetts,. the political
power Of the New England delega-
ton is practically unlimited. Lodge
is as powerful in the Senate as
Gillett is in the House, Secretary of
War Weeks is also from the Back
Bay State.
In the Senate, the New England
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-22
REPUBI ICAN LEADERS TO REBEL AT RULE BY NEW ENGLI
Graves Near Norfolk
Held Corn Mash
For Bic Still

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. a.
The grave Of John Barleycorn
has at last been found. In fact,
two of his graves have been
found, and both were in a
negro cemetery near Indian
River Park. Officers on a
"stilI' hunt here discovered q
thirty-gallon outfit near the
cemetery and further search re-
vealed two freshly dug "graves"
in the cemetery, each contain
ing three barrels of corn mash,
connecting with the still by
means Of pipes. No arrests
were made.
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now DEAD
IN BUSEA[L
NEAR NICE
Bodies of Six Americans, En-
baImed, Await Instructions
From Relatives.
By International News Service.

NICE, Aug. 22.-The death list
Of Americans in the sightseeing
motor bus tragedy Monday near
Guillaumes was brought up to six
today by the death of Alexander
Sonderheimer of Muskogee, Okla.
His wife was killed outright.
Prof. r. b. Miller, who was in
charge of the tour, is in grave con-
dition.
The total dead in the accident is
eight, the French chauffeur having
died last night.
The bodies of the six American
dead have been embalmed and
awaiting instructions from relatives
as to shipment.
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Backward turn backyard, oh time in thy ftght!'
Cry opportunities sUGsted but Odste
The possibilities of future those of
the past.
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HOLD MOST
DESIRED
POSTS
West and Midwest Seek
Greater Power in House and
Senate Control.
By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
International News Service.


international News Service.
A Republican revolt against the
far-sweeping rule of New Eng
lands "elder statesmen" was
brewing today among party lead
ers in the Capital.
With the Presidency, the Sen
ate leadership, the House leader
ship, Cabinet PARTICLE and
many other high Government
posts all held by New England
ers, Republican leaders from other
sections were preparing a demand
for greater recognition. '"Too
much New England in the saddle"
was the burden of their complaint.
New England Powerful.
The revolt undoubtedly will be
centered on winning laurels away
from the New England "elder states
men" in the next Congress. Republi-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-03-07
Ianoiue.

LamOiue.
James Covey, who has been quite
i'll. is now able to sit up.
Friends of Rev. w. Fl. Rice are glad
to see him out again.
The usual town meeting dinner was
served at the grange hall Monday.
The proceeds, $3.50, went to the
grange.
Stephen Young and wife of Tren-
ton visited Mr.. Young's sister, Mrs.
Andrew Gibson, last Sunday.
March s. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-03-07
GOuIdSbOrO.

G. L. Tracy and wife were week
end guests of d. A. Tracy and wife at
West Gouldsboro.
Miss Ina Rolfe has returned from
Corea, after several weeks with rela-
tives there.
Miss Grace Holt, who has been en-
ployed at F. T. Woods, will soon re-
turn to her home in West Goulds-
boro.
David P. Guptill of Eddington is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Roy Stewart and children, of
Corea, are visiting her parents,
George Rolfe and wife.
March 6. "Elttah'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-03-07
Mckinley.

Mrs. Annie Sprague and Mrs.
jeanette Manchester entertained
friends in the banquet room last
Thursday evening. Progressive whist
and finch were enjoyed by eighteen.
Delicious refreshments were served.
BY the efforts of fishermen, the har-
Dor has been partially cleared OF ice
and the welcome sound of motors IS
again heard.
Mrs. Mary Richardson entertained
a few friends at her home last Mon
day evening. Whist and finch were
entertainers and dainty refreshments
served.
The sewing circle will meet with
Mrs. Annie Sprague this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Higgins Feb. %, at Up
ton, Mass.
March 5. r. vi.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-03-07
Oak Point,

Mr.. and Mrs A. Fl. Grindle and
son Herbert of Bar Harbor are
spending several weeks at their home
here.
Austin Phelps has been very i'll of
grip, but is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Horace Marks and Mrs. r. F..
Remick are i'll.
Miss A. Evelyn Howe of ELS
worth was a weekend guest of Mrs.
]. W. Remick
L. B. Googins has transferred his
crew from Seal Cove to the Burr
woods. Raymond Ames and wife,
who have charge of the cooking, are
located at Harry Alleys.
March g. X.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-05
new YORK JEST PROTl PR0HIBICI,
STATNl ZAKON MA JEJf VYMA-
HAM ODVOLAN SNEMEM.
OCEKAVA Sc, ZE CUV SMITH PODEPfSE PRED
LOHU A VYMAHANf PROEIBlCE BUDE IT,
STAVENO FEDERALNfM URADUM.

Albany, N. Y, a. kvetna Gage-dv statni "a
kon vymahan prohibice bude vySkrtnu zakonniku
zda guverner Smith podepise Cuvilerovu predohu kera
byla pata senate vcera pozde odpoene % pro % ha
sum- kdyz byla pred tim prosla snemovne stavn vets
76 HAST
Predloha nepochybne Sc ercem novych dokd Pro-
tihostinske gy nych suchych soupencd p verenem sly
SEM pred guvernerem Jest vSak mao pochybnost tom
kruzich bZkych guvernerovi, re predlohu podepiSe.
Mad 1sp6chem We snemu docenym zavado velke mad
SEM kruzich beranich zaroven vyvsava otazka jaky
dcinek zruseni zakona vymahani prohbce bude m
zakon federar Vyskyuje mineni ze pax satni pcce
bude odvoana Cd kanadskych hranic tim move cesy
tevrou pro dopravu ihovn do tohoto statu.
Behem debay senate dnes vecer bylo poukazovano re
sice obzalovanych ktei mali b souzen pro presoupeni
MuenGageova zakona byo by propusteno tom okamziku
kdy guverner podepise predohu Jednm lcnkem bude
pfesupky osmnacteho dodatku prohbcnho zakona nebu
dou sihany statnch soudech nkdo nebude zaovan
zaklade sdtnho federaniho zakona eden tyz pre-
stupek
Vsechny demokraticke hlasy senate vrzeny byy pro
Cuvilerovu odvoavaci pfedohu We snemovne vschn de-
mokrate az diva, hasova predlohu Devet repu-
blikanu snemovne diva senate pfidal demokra
tGm, cfmz docileno nutne veSny
Washington, 4. kvetna. James F. Jones' prruc pro-
bcni komsaf prav dnes vecer kdyz bylo sdeeno,
newyorsky snem pal Cuvlierpvu predohu odvoavajici
satn prohbicn zakon re to nak nezmen smernic fede
raln vlady ucinti New York kost suchym.
"New-yorsky snem nemdze odvoati osmnacty dodatek
nemIze odvoati Volsteaddv zakon, poznamena 'Vol-
steadlv zakon zakonem ohledu udeai
Albany. Odvoani statnho zakona privad New York do
eze kategore ako Rhode Island kde nen zadneho saniho
prohbcnho zakona ale kde Volsteaduv zakon jest vyma
han prohibcnimi urady"
"Jaky to bude mit ucnek vymahani zakona, pokud
tyce poicie mesta New Yorku?'
Nemelo by to miti zcela zadny 1cinek,' odpovedel,
nebot poicie sloza pfisahu haiti stavu osmnacty
datek jest cast 1savy At cokoli ucni statu New
vdbec lrednkd poverenych vymahanim zakona. vymaha
narodn Zakon."
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20 RUTHENBERCOVI SOU.
ZEN BUDE MINER.

St. Joseph, Mich, 4. kvetna.
Stat bude pokracovati proce-
sy dalsich komunistIv, aniz by
cekal az nejvySsi soud statni
rozhodne odvolani C.. f. Ru-
thenberga, jenz uzndn byl vim.
nym v sobotu vecer. O. l..
Smith, pfiruci generalni ma.
vladni, oznamil dne, ze 4. Ger
vna, kdy Ruthenberg bude od-
souzen, pozada soudce White-a
ably urcil co nejdfive process $
Robertem Minerem, new-yor-
skym illustratorem a drivej-
sim redaktorem ufedniho ko-
munistickeho organu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-05
SOUD S RIDITELY k.
POPiRAJl ZODPOVEDNOST ZAu
KRVEPROLITi. II
NEDALI PRY ROZKAZ, ABY DAN BYL POPLA5NY
SIGNAL ZAVODECH

"OvSem, napadlo mne, ze pl
st'ala vyvola delniky, ale nj
kdy jsem nemyslel, re dojde
k boji.
'Za hodinu po SVEN pricho-
du do dilen sci jsem do mist
nosti, kde direktori jednali 0
financnich otazkach. V te chvi
Ii oval Sc zvuk pist ally. Ne
kdo prisel a sdeloval mi, ze ra-
da delniku snazi sc pfimeti
francouzsky vojensky oddil, "a
by odesel re zavodu. Brzy po
IL hodine posel prib6hl Sc
zpravou, ze strelba Sc udala.
Bezeli jsme k oknGm a videli,
iak zastup delnikn We zmatku
utika.
ia 81 nikdy nepocinal W.
bojne," dodal svedek.
Vojensky soud Sc odrocil ma
zitrek po vyslechnuti ostat-
mich kruppovych direktor1,
kteri rovnez popirali zodpoved
most a porucika Duriuxe, jenz
dal rozkaz ku stfelbe ma del
Milky.
Porucik licil, co Sc udalo a
skoncil temito slovy:
"Nejsem zadnym chlapcem;
pohlednete ma me bile vlasy.
Toto drama bude mne tiziti pc
cefy fnuj zivot. avsak prosel
jsem pred tribunalem sveho
svedomi a ono mi dalo "a prav-
du."
Essen. 4. kv6tna. Direktor
Jaeger re Eelezarskych zavo-
du V Hattingen byl usvedcen
dnes pred vojenskym soudem
re zodpovednosti, ze dal popIa
shy signal parni pist'alou, kdy J.
francouzsti vojaci pfis'i. aay
rekvirovali nejaky material V
ljeho zavode. Byl pokutovan
80. 900 900 marek.
| Jaeger popiral obvineni a
stejne jako fiditelove kruppo-
vych zavodu vymlouval Sc, ze
poplaSny signal dan byl delni-
ky ma jejich vlastni zodpoved-
most.
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PRfMERf v zIDOVSkE
cTVRTI.

V okoli vych. 55. ul. cd Wood
land az skorem po Broadway
panovalo Cd soboty minule il
ste jitfeni mezi zidovskym o.
byva,elstvem kteremu byly
zvyseny ceny "a koserovane
mas,o. Vcera bylo uzavfeno
piimeri, kompromisem mezi
skupinou obcanu a rezniky v
ten smysl. re sc rituelni maso
prodavati bude Sc stejnou pri-
razkou 2 cent? ma libre. Jak
bylo oznameno, doslo minule
soboty odpcledne k male revol
te, ma jeff utlumeni byla po-
volana nekolikrate polista
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Werden, Nemecko, 4. kvet-
ma. Prvni den procesu pred
francouzskym vojenskym SOU
dem DR.. Gustavem kruppem
Won Bohlen, predsedou krup-
povych zavodu, peti riditely a
ctyrmi delniky. venovan byl
zalobou hlavne kladeni ota-
EEK. jimiz mela byti zjistena
zodpovednost, cd koho vysel
rozkaz, ably dan byl poplasny
signal Essenskych zavodech
81. brezna.
Pronikavy zvuk parnich pi-
st'al. .ienz vyvolal tisice krup-
povych delniku po prichodu
francouzskeho vojenskeho od-
dilu. vedl ku sroceni ntoku
ma francouzske voiaky, nacez
tito odpovedeli strelbou, jez 81
vyzadala "a ob6t' zivoty ctr
nacti delniku.
Pod prisahou a podporovani
delniky, kteri povolani byli ja-
ko svedci, fiditelove svedcili,
ze davani poplasnych signalu
parnimi pist' 'alami bylo zave-
demo a kontrolovano radou del
niku. Jeden ze svedku pravil,
re delnici byli by vyb6hli TAX
jako tax, jezto panoval ely z;
'jcm o otekavanou navStevi
francouzskeho vojska. Ctyri
Get svedku bylo povolano, ale
jenom nekolik bylo jich Wy.
slechnuto dnes. Ocekavalo Sc,
re process bude skoncen dnes,
ale Zatlm sc pr0tanne DO Zltr-
ka a pres nedeli.
Proc medal jste rozkaz ma
zastaveni hlaholu parni pist' a.
ly po dive hodiny, co znela,
tazal Sc plukovnik Peyronel,
predseda soudu, kruppa.
"Nebylo to zvykem direkto-
ri zasahovati do takovych "a.
lezitosti, iez byly V rukou del.
nictva samotneho." odpovade
krupp.
Y odpovedi ma jinou otazku
odv9til:
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VEDENSKY ZVOLEN ARCI.
BISKUPEM.
Jest to hlava move "xivouci
cirkve" a zalobce TichOniv.

Moskva, a. kvetna. Knez We
densky, jenz vcera zastaval
lrad zalobce v cirkevnim SOU
tdu, jenz vedl * zbaveni knez-
skeho dfadu byvaleho patriar-
chy Tichona, byl dnes poveren
vseruskou cirkevni konklave
d1stojnosti aribiskupa Mo-
skvy. Toto kromobycejne po-
vyseni obycejneho kneze, u
cineno bylo ma navrh presidia
v uznani sluzeb Vedenskeho v
Tichonove pripade, ale prosa-
zeno pres jistou opposici "a
vykrikG "Ne! Ne!" Konklave
rozhodla Sc dnes vecer zrusiti
vsechny svate ostatky, prohla-
sivsi, ze slouzi .ienom k udrzo-
vani pov6ry.
Vzhledem k rozhodnuti kon
!klave, re biskupove smi Sc ze-
niti, skupina, asi tficeti peti
|techto hodnostafa podala petit
ci, niz zadaji, aby mohli III
stati nezenati. Az dosud bisku
poye byli voleni pouze mni-
chG, kteri zachovali celibat.
Konklave dale rozhodla, re
obycejni knezi mohou Sc zeniti
podruhe, clmz zruseno stare
pravidlo, die nehoz sc mohli ze
niti pred ordinaci, ale nesmeli
Sc ozeniti podruhe.
Wichita, Kas., a. kvet. Resolu
ce, kterou Sc odvolava metho-
disticka episkopalni delegace
ma rusky nabozensky Sized a
odpira Sc brati zodpov6dnost
"a jakekoli vyjadrenf biskupa
Edgara Blake-a v MOskve, byla
pfijata dnes radou biskupd, je-
| jiz biskup Blake jest clenem
! po uvazovani n6kolika hodin
v resoluci dale Sc pravi, re me.
thodisticka episkopalni cir.
kew nepodporuje aniz nehaji
ruskou sovetskou vladu, jak da
10 by Sc souditi z reci biskupa
Blake-a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-05
MAYOR KOHIER VYHLA.
SUE DEN MATEK.

Y proklamaci vydane mayo
rem kohlerem vcera, pozaduje
tyl, aby byla venovana pozor-
most Dnu Matek, ktery piipa-
dne ma pfisti nedeli Is. kvet-
na. Y zneni sc pravi, aoy kaz
dy V druhou nedeli m6sice kve
tina vzpomnel obetavosti rodi-
telky a prokazal il svoji vdet-
most. Matkam zemrelym pax
budiZ laska a uznalost projeve
na vzpominkou ma dobroditel-
ku, jez byla poz1stalych ditek
nejvetsi d nejobetavejsi pfitel-
kyni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-05
vELlKA SKoDA v LESfCH
Byla zpIsobena pozary a Cd.
haduje se ma $4,000, 900.

Washington, A. kvetna. Diva
Get tisic lesnich pozarl, jez
zufily We dvaceti statech, zni-
clio "a $1O,OOO,OOo dfivi ma
stoiata behem saiSssAho nesi-
|ce, bylo oznameno dnes sena-
torem McNarym, republika-
mem Oregonu, predsedou Sc
natniho vyboru ma opetne "a
leshovani.
McNary pravil, re die vlad-
mich zprav vsechny tyto poza-
ry byly zavineny lidskou ned
balosti a nepozornosti. V mno-
hych mistech zniceni lesu mi
ze miti zle nasledky ma vodni
zasobu v nadchazejicim lete.
Vzhledem k temto spoustam
McNary oznamil, ze pozada
kongres o povoleni $1,50O,OO0
jako zvlastnl fond pro zamest
navanl federalnich hlidek. V
poslednim kongresu k tomu L.
cell bylo povoleno $40O.0O0.
Senatni vybor podnikne in
spekcni cestu po severoZapad.
Mich statech, ably ma vlastni
loci Sc presv6dcil o zpusobe-
,,nych spoustach. Odjede pristi
nedeli pocita Sc, ze costa W.
zada 81 Sedesat dni. Nejvice
skody natropeno bylo lesnimi
pozary v Pennsylvania, kde sc
odhaduje ma $3,OOO,OOO.
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FRANCIE PROTESTUJE..
ODESlLA NOTU VZHLEDEM K VYKLADU AME
RIcKEHO PROHIBICNfHO ZAKONA.

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