davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-07-13

Will be sucked down into the exhaust
at the bottom of the pit and flnd an
exit via the roof of the exchange.
VIII Rush Quotations.
The center of the pit will also be
equipped with dictaphones. into which
reporters will repeat the quotations
as fast as the brokers gathered
around the ring make them. The
dictaphones will fash the prices to
telegraph operators, who will send
them DIRECT to the New Orleans ex-
change and to cable operators, who
will keep Liverpool advised Of the
New York market.
Cotton brokers who have Offices in
the fourteen floors available for such
will also have the benefit Of
Evening star., 1923-07-13
INITIAL DIVIDEND VOTED.

NEW YORK. July 13.-An initial
dividend of 21s per cent on the pre-
ferred stock was declared yesterday
by directors Of the Hudson and Man
haitian Railroad Company, which OPP
crates a double-tube tunnel system
under the Hudson river connecting
New York and New Jersey The di
rectors also voted the regular q.
per cent interest on the company'S
5R per cent adjustment income
bonds.
The preferred dividend, announced
as semi-annual payment, is at the
rate of per cent a year
Evening star., 1923-07-13

their clothing ripped and collars and
ties torn Off
The new pit" measures thirty-one
feet across at its outside. 1t is sunk
about FIVE feet below the level of
the trading floor. Six steps, covered
with half-inch layers of cork to
deaden the sound and insure sure
footing, run around the pit, and 1t
Is on these steps that the cotton
A powerful exhaust system has been
Installed in the center of the pit
which will draw out dust and germs
as the members stand about shouting
their bids across the ring. If Broker
John Smith has a bad cold and coughs
and sneezes as he cries out Sixty
cents for October" the invisible germs
Evening star., 1923-07-13

the dictaphone service. They can sit
comfortably at their desks in kfeir
offices. several floors below the ex-
change, and follow the trend of the
market by means of an annunciator
in the wall 1t will no longer be
necessary for brokers who have
offices in the exchange building to
consult the ticker. for the dictaphone
will announce the quotations to them
virtually instantaneously.
Evening star., 1923-07-13
TIMKEN BUYS PLANT.

CLEVELAND, July 13.-The Tim
ken-Detroit Axle Company has ac-
quired the Standard Equipment Com
pany of Cleveland through the pur-
chase of all outstanding preferred
and common stock, it is announced
here by Fred Glover. president of the
Timken- Detroit Company.
Evening star., 1923-07-13

Miss Elizabeth Lorraine Wooster.
former state superintendent of public
instruction and the first woman to be
elected to a state office in Kansas, is
being urged by her friends and sup
porters to become a candidate for the
governorShip.
Evening star., 1923-07-13

Miss D. E. Mortimer of Exeter Eng
land, recently admitted to member
ship in the Stockholders Association,
is the only woman stockholder in
Great Britain.
Evening star., 1923-07-13

1870 of The Digest's readers are classi-
fed as executives. This statement is
based upon an investigation of The
Digest circulation to learn what Its
readers do for living and how high
up they havo got in their respective
jobs. We shall be glad to prepare upon
request a chart showing just how
the information we have about The
Digest may be applied to your own
advertising. The Literary Digest,
354 Fourth Avenue, New York.
Evening star., 1923-07-13

who count, in every field of
endeavor in politics, in the
professions, in business, in So
ciety. All the different tastes,
all the different interests, have
one taste, one interest, in COM
mon. They want to know what
happened, and what people
thought about it the news
and public opinion.
The Digest is not a magazine
which tells how to succeed. tits
a magazine one grows to as one
does succeed.
The bigger ones job, the wi
der ones influence, the more
important ones decisions, the
more necessary becomes some
source of authentic, unbiased
news of what the world thinks.
That needs supplied by The
Literary Digest.
Evening star., 1923-07-13

The Literary Digest is a neces-
sity, not a luxury. 1t is more en-
tertainingthan many magazines
although it is not primarily
magazine of entertainment. 1t
appeals equally to high-brows
and low-brows, but it is appre-
ciated most by those who know
most.
1t is a necessary magazine in
a peculiar and unusual sense.
1t caters to one trait we all have
interest in the -curios-
ity about what is happening in
the world.
For seven years we have been
picking our readers from the
readers of newspapers by ad-
vertising in the newspapers that
reach the better and more in
telligent partof the community.
The Digest appeals to people
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

vcera vefer prepaid lupN
kasirk,l 81. Annu, Murphyovou
v diyadle Columbia ma St. Clair
Ave. a,vych. 25. I'LL, aat. Sc
dlvka state&ne branila, poda-
fib. ss ulu, zmizeti i $ tukotiste-
Inymi $205, celou to nedslnf
trzbou; !" Nifema Sc vloudil do
jeh lo3c a uchopil Sc va2ku Sc
stixenym obnosem a kdyz po-
'kladni pevn9 penize .drzela,
udefil j pesti voblicej, ale ami
potom dfvka vacku nepustila a
tahala sc $ lupicem az do hle-
dist9,' hde blizko zadni rady
sedadel. "a staleho pokfikd,
byla zlosynem udefena jest9
jednou. Lupici, jenz mel, jed
noho pomahace, podarilo Sc u.
prchnouti. Byli sice pronasle-
dov4ni, coz mSlo vsak jen je.
diny vysledek, ze Sc policiji
dostalc zevrubneho popisu, tax
ze Jest patrani velice usnadn9.
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

Fimna The Partisan Candy
Co. zazalovala pred casem ne
opr&vn3nym zpdsobem znam&
no krAjana Josefa Nimbergra
proto, ze tyz mel skolektovati
pro z&vod naktere obnosy, jez
81 ponechal pro sebe. "a So
botniho liceni okresnf soud u
znal, ze Nmnberger byl vSfite-
lem zmfnSne spolecnosti. JET
mu &luhoyela jisty obnos, KITE
rAho zaloNany nemohl jinak 50
donapci nezli ze1 sob6 pr&vem
rnu patriot penize podrzel ma
vyrovn&nf vlsstni pohledavky
u jnhenovan6ho z&vodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

ZvlaStni misto zrozeni 81 wy
brala nova svstob boanka, jez Sc
pattbtSS nemohla dockati az L.
vidi krasy naseho m6sta a ro-
zcvfela ma hamizhy svet .por..
We sva ocka We vagonu osobnf-
ho vlaku drahy Big Four; KITE
~ mel do Clevelandu doraziti
v sobotp v 1880 hod. vecer. ale
lpfiel IS dvouhosiinovym zpo1
zdenim. Pfichod jeff byl hla-
Sen v zdejSf nemocniti a-Aena
otek4vana n,arn3 nAsledkenl
opozdsni.' Pkjela1z Mansfield
q byla v Clevelasid4, i Is noSo-
.rozenstem 'dopravena do mist:
nosti r. ArmAdy r'i!4ly gp .spisy' Esosi y
Kinsman I'd. II.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29
PRESIDENT zELEzNlcNlHo
BRATksTvA FODA RE.
0A04N1~ss

William C. Lee, cd r. 1908
president silneho bratrstva ze.
leznicnfch vlakovych zfizencu
vcera prohlasil, re pod& resig.
.naci a ze pro pfiste venuje
vsechen Gas move zfizene spo-
lecnosti 8 kapitalerh 100000
600 The Steigelmeyer Manu-.
featuring Co. ' Seymour, Ind.
Resignace uvadkna jest We spo
jeni s jistym rozSt6penim v fa-
.dach zeleznicnich zffzencd We
diva tabory, z nichz jeden Sc
seskupil kole4n Warrena S.
Stohea, pres. bratr. lokomotiv-
Mich strodnikd a druhy Ease
povazoval "a vidce Lee-a. -
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PAN J. SIX. St. Clairsville, %.
. v Clevelands nenf deske
malifske skely a nsni nam znd-
ma take s4resa krajana, jenz
by byl pov{fanim 1nal{f. Nej-
vyznacpsjs1n malifem diletan.
tenn mezi zfejsimi spolukraja-
ny byl p. S3pan Kratochvil,
meskajict hyni na malffsk@
.Juliets AcaR Remii v Paffzi. kde
sc v umenflonom zdokonaluie,
aby Sc die |vlastniho projeve.
neho lmys usadil jako ma.
III v naserr n9sts. Prace p. S,
KratochvflaI dobily sob9 nsko.
likrate na dejSich. vystav&ch
|lichotivyc4 ozoniostl / v ,tisatu
|anglickeml a !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29
foNpELf, 20. LEDNX, 1928.
NOVA OBVINOvANf Gle.
VELANDsKE POLlclE.
Jest pr5 .hpviv.you vasi
nefestim.

Poslednf objev celnych pa.
storl 20 Sodome a Gomofe" ma
Central ave. a vych. 81. ul. me
ii Gernosskou mladczi vynesl
jista obvin9ni nasi policie, jez
pry 81 v dokazanych pfipadecli
vedla velice vlazne. v, mno'
hych pffpadech nedostavila be
zavolana patrola vhbec d .kdyz
!, Sc policii ur&Silo piece pfijfti,
pax neprovedla kolikrate zad-
heho zatcenf vibec. Take Q
nemoralnfch sp&dech ml&deze
dpbfe vad6la a VI, ale nepod-
nikala niceho, ably nefest byla
ivykofen6na, pravi tax probac-
nj lfednik Thomas c. Lewis,
jenz rozmlouval dv9ma zatxe
nymi divkami a podobne'se W.
jadfil jeho kolega Howell,
ktery vsak obzalobou nikterak
nechce fici. ze by 81 vlazn9 po-
cfnali vsichni polcejni dfedni-
ci, a zejm6na odporucuje kapi-
tana tfetfho precinktu, Marti-
ma Ho1rihana j nekolik jinych,
jimz patrn6 tazenf proti vykfi-
eenym dom1m bude sv3feno j
vYsetfovanf vsech dopadenych
prostopasnfkd.
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UMRrf NEzNAMEHo
HOSTA.

" dome (. 1916 vych. 81. 'ul.
cekala vcera vecer celia rodina
ma vecefi. mezi tim co venku
panovala plfskanice. Pojed-
nou Sc ozvalo nesmeie' zakle-
PAM. Prednosta domAcnostl
pfekvapen, kdo ze v takem ne
case pfiehazf, Sci otevffti. Ma
prahu objevil set lefty fnuk, O.
deny v chatrny kabat, cely pro
moceny. Prosil 0 nejake sou.
sto a prosba '3eho nebylo osly.
sana. byl pozvan ke stoll a
jedi $ ostatnimi. We chvih,. kdy
chtsl dshovati "a prok&za nou
laskavost, sklesl prave U pro.
stted nedokontene v9ty k re
MI Ulekani hostitele pfivola.
Ii policii, jez sice pfisla. ale ha.
leila neznameho iiz mirHolou,
Byl dopraven do pohrobnickf,
no dstadu,;; 5o4o. Broadway,
kde Y mem pozdsji listen &C.
lety podomni obchodnik snlr-
kfntsWilliam Merick. bytem
" cisl 9eo4 Richmond Ave. E.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29
SOboTNf MEDkLNl NEHO.
DY N KLUZkEcH
DLA AzBkcH. !.

!
VcerejSi nfd9le vyznamen&-
vala Sc jakd pfedeSl& sobota
tim. ze dlazHa ! chodnfky pfe-
menny byly y klouza6ky, ne
bezpetne nejen chodcdm, ale
autdm. v {pbotu zaznamena-
no deset yaAAjSfch nehod q
raporty poll fejni dnes uvetej-
meme, ylai lji ut pcdlmSch
nehod, uda}afch = v nsd1N,
N6kolik ot( b mpaslo byti do
praveno d nemocnic, az zre.
n9ni jejich jsou vesm6s lehci-
ho r&zu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

Alois Kellmek vstouril 3
dymkou v ustech do kupe a ia-
kasi horkokrevna, poradku NH
lovna pasazerka Sc nan rOz-
krikla: "Coz neumite eistiA
Tam stoji psano, re sc zde me-
koufi." Kelfmek rozhlizi Sc
kolem a pravi: "No, ono to
tam stoji, ale kdyby mel clov6k
vsecko delat, co vsude stoji!
1ady Ease stoji: Pijte denne
Saraticu. Nu, aspijete w snad
take denn6 Saraticu?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

Svec, EN-. Cernohorsky, Frant.
Janousck, Anna Texleroya, E..
Dezort, Alois Huml, Mathilda
Rausova, FIR. Waiak, Frant.
Friedl, Jan Riedl: jako ma
hradnici: Emil Lenc, Em. Fin
gulin, Jar. Kubasta, Anriil Mu-
lacova a Anna Mikesova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

straznikim Fredu Cervenkovi
a G. Cressovi podarilo zb6silce
polapiti a odzbrojiti. Chap byl
znamenit6 pfipraven, neb stra
znici u n6ho nasli diva revolve-
ry automatickou pistol, zaso-
bu stfeliva a patrn6 k dodava-
nj kurazc j kvart "raisin ja-
cku".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29
'NEZDAR vYtfAvY MA HER
NY ~ HAZARDNfKY.

Sobdtnf rannf noviny prime
sly 8 yelkym ramusem zpravu,
ze ma henry 4 brace, sazece
jinou chasu podniknuta bude
prava vtprava. Proto Re "chy-
frost a lnazanost nejsou zadne
cary, dostak vsichni, jichz Sc
expedice, mele tylcati "vitr" a
zavcas pamatovali, aby policie
mic nenasla a take nenasla a
policejnf sef Graul, jenz jest
podobn4 ja'bo mayor Fred Koh
Ter pfipoutan chorobou ma luz
ko, velfse Sc divi, ze v sobotu
odpoledne vyslane 4 Getty poll
cisti, aby vycistili dolennf me-
sto, nen@li vdbec co k 'cist4ni
neb. Sc vr&tili domi, jak fika-
vail staff myslivci, kdyz neme-
Ii st&stil IS bzundou". Ddkud
nebyla prpMidka vefejne ozna
mena, podafilo Sc policii do
konce minul6ho tydne zlapati
81 osob v rdznych klubechh a
soukromtch donech, 20 osob
zatceno pro epilstvi Z ~ spat-
ne spolecnosti" doradeno 80,
pro poruIenf prohibitnfch "a
konii % osb.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29
,o'plcE:, zuklvA.

v okoli Auburn, ave. a zap.
IL. 4al. s. w. pobihal vcera 3D.
'hoipdns rozzurenY m44 s.. re-
'io.FefeIn. Y jednk : IS Ahyi. no
,falky v druh6 ruce q "a po-
'kfiku. povazlive, po nekolik
hodin ohrozoval cele soused-
stvi, az Sc konecn9 policejnim
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29
VOLBY DO RIDITELSTVA
cESKE NARODNl SINE
MA BROADWAY.

Ia cetne navstivene vcerej-
81 schIze patronatni zvoleni
byli do riditelstva p. Josef Fro
ka predsedou, nam6stskou pi.
Arno$tka Bubakova, tajemnici
.pi. G.. Vlachova, do riditelstvi
PIP. a danny: Vaclav Svoboda.
Josef Fal, Mattel Papez, Josef
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29
|vrBucH "vlNoPALNY."

New York. 2S .lsdna. Jeden
mud byl zabit . t&m9f sto oscb
vypuzeno ze svtch domovt
dnes, kdyz ctyfi destila&nf apa-
raty vybuchly v garazi We w.
chodnf c&sti m6sta.
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j jako divaci. Sc zarmutkem
vsak Primo spontann9 projevu-
.je Sc vile, zelezna vile, ze Ca
slav must mfti co nejdfive no
We, vzkffsene Dusfkovo diva
do.
Vefim, ze vile ia provede
tpraci nadlidskou. Tisfme ma
me, miliony potfebujeme. Da
je nadseni obcand caslav-
|skych q vsech, ktefi po svete
|jsou roztrouseni a ziji Sc sta
|rou laskou v srdci, 8 laskou k
mestu a jeho chloube, Dusiko-
We divadlu.
Vsichni tt jist9 pfispeji k
|vybudovani noveho Dusikova
divadla v Caslavi.
K. Cibulka, starosta mesta,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

II. ..v CASAAN.
1C&slav, s. ledn 1923.
ctsn6 redskc4 "SVeta"::
Jako aanettckt oRydAn, zde do
6asnz na 4evolsxk, prosim Vas
Q nvefejnEnf pfoycl6nf ke
vsem CSslAt&kdm . podporu
ku, krytf slnilionSrtch skod. kite
re zhoubnt .ohsn vykonal. A.
dresu Vast nam u va4eho listu,
ktert shl las]iav9 zasila mli
pfftel Kard fufek, 3o53 E.
116 St. Pfedefn Yam .vzdAvam
srdecn4 diky, spozd4ji oscbne q
jse1n YASs II y
Henry GaIek, Kostelnf ulice,
els. IL cfslay.
" kr6tkt doSs pfiv.lily Sc ma
.G6slay dyx .klosnv AZ srpna
% s. ohro,.slX vieht;ce .zni,so-
Mia .n3st.s1 rii,ltrafe1aI, statisf.
- xkodv IN ,,,xsto vvnaloailo
t16(l 600 ;Kx IN xkot,v na stro
NOW : pissttiach asnon zhru-
IA odxidna, ~ vaak u ykech.
M, i nrnt; ne1exstf. kterk m1-
sto st;hlom 81 ncs,t ~ tdv sho-
|felo do, zxJitad& Dusfkovo diva
|dlo.
Jen .cttff ubyodnf zdi trci k
nebesdni n fhfst1 ladn4h,o; d
|telneho divadla. ktere bylo led
MIN ! ne5vlty5eh divadei ve W
|chodnfch Cschach. " diyadle
[bylo. ass srdadeD. We propa-
|dio zkAse. plame1v znieily "a.
|fisenf... kuixy. satnu. nabvtek.
Zniceho svxteIn1 .affaenf. mi.
cen slyostiSx la,tr-m{ato ~.
chv a ch1h,,Nv f|x.asvsnn zbvia
|htomada xerSvc,, trosek. K M.
|stu. kter6 vssehnv po kultufe
|zfzn;cf. nanaitIo. bohat6 iak
chude. spxchaif lid6 q nafek ne
se3 Sc 30 msstx j okolf. Zapla.
kali rnnozf. pfemnozf.,
Kn,tny,nf s,vo+ ,axa, 90 roz.
|y,ncv.t; u. j. cssiav; Il ;;s nrsa q. /,
nasuxr 1 ,,sh,,ch.yn !, - xssatvf
~ ,c, a,,,', 'o,r,.x+,,{i. s, !. s+xr,,'
~ . ro,,, .iI IA, ~ .,;i; !, cs si.v, !,
- It'll. sa,.fch ~ i otn;;,;n'
rts-SS y ko,.t;rc !; J - i KraleviSa
ssd,;ssSsT SssI; NV iM,str
81 ss : 80, 49, I sS Ia q; ocSotT;f: aT
ltS% iii ctsy;afyi, e., kavs ia
sis SasvIh0 l6ss / I 4 ;lf;no,,tsid { /, 'sta;
NJ NiSt11an M ;IjIfvaata ' pHa Il.
E3ros,;ao "a ;sss;v, Ss.lav;;t ,yr,;vvssIen,
| tosIf', ,,,os+ n sy;f;t' d;v a,dlo rtstau;,f
= 4 &; I ! 49, tl;ssysys,, Nall so,; =,
Z; ;,s,,;S2sti .prca, MN rasliha,sv,aif
= ~, ss-s.,,tossena Ind,
.+s;,ha ~ as.+c;; ,; & IN va1;knlena
= III !, ISst h;.dc.tt hliset; ,bi,do,
ShSsns e,, & !, ,xjn,,,.{ ,4a .nehvl; n,
:; nn.ls,,n;,,i, 'i;4 q Il |, vv1,,,dnva'
!; .s4.sstrx ,,s,ons,,,ahaE ! i !, .Ii1, 2s
q Y 80 ,aso ,,.sex 1;vadln ,slav.
ost,,x o.s,,x.s.;;, 1,.ys hiso,,n,, Z ! !,
s.ra,.-,,, - 80. 49,, J, ,t4teisx,o ) }, .,ns
80. - .,..., I a. ~, .svxto 81,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29
Rodkci 4 lkrajani 6&slavsti!

Bezohledny osud znicil pra-
men, z nehoz m9sto okoli Ca
slave cerpalo kulturni potreby.
sNicivy plamen obratil v nekc-'
lika hodinach v trosky Dusi-
kovo divadlo, ktere vice nez So
rokd poskytovalo obcanstvu
poutenf j obveselenf.
I Shy zalu derou Sc do oci
mad zk&zou nejlepsiho divadla
.vychodoteskych NEST.
Siln9jsi vsak nez zal, silnej-
Vi vsak nez plameny ohne jest
vile vsech spontann6 po poza-
ru provedena: "Zahajiti Okla
mite kroky k vybudovani no.
y6ho Duakova divadla". d
i'sOhtomny naklad vyzaduje
potnoc vsech. { A o tn Vas pro-
sime: Pfisp9j kazdy die pro-
stfcdkh -'swych k,g vybudovani
noveho divadla. De;te vsichni
bez rozdilu, nebot's Dusikovo
divadlo slouzilo a s1ouziti bude
take vsem,@ bez rozdilu.
~ Agituj kazdy mezi svymi
zn&mymi, sebe mensf darek je
| vftany!
/ Skoda, ktera divadlo postih-
la, jest nesmirna. Zniceny by
~ zasoby v satne, dekorace,
knihovna, ktere mravenci pi-
III byly hromadeny po .55 let.
z4dne pojist9ni neni s to tuto
Iskodu nahraditi.
Dokazte. ze Vase ob6tavost
Ijest siln9jsi nez nicivy oheh.
Pomozte znovu zbudovati py-
|chu q chloubu m9sta Caslave,
move Dusikovo divadlo.
v Caslavi, dne 8. ledna '23.
Jednota divadel. ochotniki,-
,M9stska rada. - Spravni rada
I-nnsikova diNadla.
Darovane obnosy bud'tez "a
slany spravnf rad6 Dusikova
divadla,v Caslavi. Jmena dar-
leu. 8 udanim rodiSte budou u
yefejnena v mistnich casopi-
sech q mimo to prohlasena 8
darova1iyms sobnosem pflezitost
Inc. s.balkopu radpice,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

obroucky q byly vystfid&ny
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Evening star., 1923-05-15
HELD IN 100000
EMBEZZLING CASE
Man Arrested in Arizona Charged
With Swindling Insurance Com
pany in Martins Ferry, Ohio.

by Il Associated Press.
PHOENIX, Ariz., May 15.-Arrested
last night on suspicion of being An
Pa, on charge of embezZling
100000. a man who insists his name
is L. II. White, was turned over to
Department of Justice officers. The
prisoner first was suspected of being
Hepler more than two weeks ago.
! when three woman tourists reported
to police they recognized him. The
authorities wired to Butler for de-
scriptions and the arrest followed.
Police here were informed by Penn
sylvania officers that Hepler disap-
peared from Martins Ferry, Ohio. the
right of November 2. 1922. His auto
| mobile was found in the Ohio river
at a point where the stream was
! but few inches deep. His wife re-
ported that the car had gone over
| the bank and that her husband had
drowned.
According to information here, Hep
| Ter is wanted on a charge of EN-
! bezzling 100000 from the Citizens
| Insurance Agency and Mortgage Com
pany through an alleged fake automo-
| bile accident Police say the prisoner
used the name or w. III. henry mere
and that Hepler employed that alias in
| Pennsylvania
A woman who told authorities she
| was Whites wife also was taken into
| custody and is being held for investi-
| cation. Hepler, or White. attempted
! to escape from arresting officers yes
| terday. He fell after shots had beer
| fred in the air, and was overpowered
after a struggle.
Federal officers refused to comment
on Hepler's arrest, but local authori
ties said the prisoner had been sur
rendered by them on a Mann ac
| warrant.
Evening star., 1923-05-15

cluding confiscation of lands and
goods. arrest and outlawry.
BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 15.-As the result of
the house OF lords decision in the
case Of Art O'Brien the British gov
ernment Is requesting the Irish Free
State government to return to Eng
land all the prisoners deported: to Ire
land, Home Secretary Bridgeman an
nounced in the house Of commons to-
day.
1t has been supposed that the gov
ernment would introduce an indem-
nifty bill to protect tho officials re-
sponsible for the March deportations.
This measure was TO have been
pressed for passage before Thursday,
on which date the house has arranged
to adjourn for the Whitsuntide va
cation.
Measure Opposed.
1t seems to be recognized, how
ever, that the measure is likely to
incur more opposition than has been
expected and 1t is now understood
that the government has decided to
defer introduction of the bill until
after the recess. calling the commons
together one day earlier than was
intended.
Opposition political writer's say the
bill will be fought tooth and nail
and that the government will be
sternly called to account for the de-
Iinquencies of Secretary Bridgeman,
Attorney General Sir Douglas Hogg
and Viscount Novar, the secretary
for Scotland, in allowing the pris-
oners to be sent to Ireland.
There is an insistent demand for
the resignation of these officials. 1t
is said that Secretary Bridgeman has
already offered to step down, but
that his colleagues refuse to consider
his retirement, intending to refer
the question to Mr.. Bonar Law.
Some doubt is expressed as to
whether an indemnifying act could
protect these ministers, some poll
ticians asserting that they cannot
escape some of tie penalties provided
by the habeas corpus act.
1t is assumed that all the March
raid prisoners in Ireland will now
be released. Some of them, 1t Is re-
ported, will be prosecuted for, the
Evening star., 1923-05-15
HARDING ORDERS NEGRO
DOCTORS BE PREFERRED
Positions at Hospital for Colored
Veterans to Be Given Mem
bers of Race.

President Harding has directed the
appointment Of negro eligibles to all
staff positions of the new Negro Vet
Grams Hospital at Tuskegee, Ala,
when reached for certification in ac-
cordance with civil service rules.
This announcement by the Civil
Service Commission settles a dispute
among three factors. one seeking the
employment of white persons only
another the employment Of negro per-
sonnel and white doctors and the
third asking tho entire hospital staff
be composed of negroes. Director
Hines of the Veterans Bureau pre-
viously had ordered the employment
of negro doctors as far as possible at
the hospital. He declared, however
that the chief medical officer, at leas
for the present, will be a white man.
The hospital has a capacity of 600
beds, and the Civil Service Commits
sion announced there will be need for
thirty-three physicians and sixty
three graduate nurses.