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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06
FOR
QUARTERS
ENDED BY
BANK
Radicals Obtained Rooms
Through Subterfuge, Both
Sides Say.

Officials OF the international
Exchange Bank, Fifth. and i
streets northwest, today announced
that they had cancelled the lease
for Liberty Hall with the District
Zionist organization, as result
of the unauthorized subletting Of
the hall Wednesday night to the
Workers Party Of America, aG
which meeting James z. Cannon
defended the present soviet system
81 Russia and upheld the execution
Of Catholic priests.
Obtained BY Subterfuge.
The District Zionist organiza tion,
which held the the lease on Liberty
Hall also issued statement II
which it was declared that the mail
Was obtained by the Workers Party
- America by subterfuge, and
SirornIIslv denounced the speech O
Cannon and the political aims q
the party. ....., - 49,
hank feel that the unauInoIIzsu1
s,IinIetting of the hall by the zionist
organization was q breach OF lne
agreement under which the nall was
leased $50. 4,,..
tba nroner authorities Of the AionisI
organization would have pernlll1ed
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and scattered the parts of the lit
tie bungalow in every direction.
Mrs. Speckiine, and her daughter,
Mary, sitting in the dining room,
were thrown to the floor and
stunned. Recovering, Mrs. Speck.
line found that the rUof was gone
and also the front of the house.
The front of the house gave the ap-
pearance Of having been cut in half.
The wind continued on it's way
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06
Harding's Reelection
Certain, Asserts
Coolidge
q InternatlonaI News serviee.

. 1g 7DGEEIlIS1UE1-II 1VNVVU Dll vH77Ns
The denomination and re-elec-
ton Of President Harding was
predicted here today in a formal
statement issued by Vice Presi-
dent Calvin Coolidge. He said:
81 believe the people will de-
mand the denomination and re-
election of President Harding
because of the great record of
accomplishment under his leader
ship. / have no announcement
to make at this time Of my own
plans for the future"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06

The home of John Cowell, directly
across the street, was the third
house to feel it's effects. This
house, a brick structure, lost its
roof, which was blown 200 feet.
Windows were broken. Then the
fast pouring rain practically soaked
the home throughout. No one was
home at the time.
Next the gale struck a house
CONTINUED on Page 2S.)
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Overseas League Meeting.

Miss Anita Phipps, director of
the women's service bureau of the
army, is to tell the Women's Over
seas Service League how to CO.
operate with the army, at the
monthly meeting of the league to-
night in the Y. w. c. A building.
1888 F street northwest. The Balti.
more unit of the league has been
invited to attend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06
New Workers Plan Dance
.KiI,EII;Y'IsiTIoNE lPaOT0

At a meeting of the New York
State Society held in Mt. Pleasant
lodge last night, plans for a dance
and reception to be given April 20,
were completed. Officials of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company demonstrated the switch
board system to the members.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06
THE RAINBOW OF LIFE.

Come along and smile with me and let
the sunshine through.
Come along and pass the time, ana
we'll rhyme q smile or two. !,
Wen split the clouds asunder-tho
we'll never hear the thunder.
And well smile q while a-watching
the rainbow coming through.
Wen chase away our worries and wen
smile to see them Bcurry;
And wen smile to think OF spring.
times morning dew. -,
And If we smile q little while, we VIII
reach enchantment's isle.
And we'll see the silver lining OF the
dark clouds darkest hue.
Wen avoid the road to trouble In LIES
ever bursting bubble,
And well smile when we reach the
crossroads IL we de.
And we'll smile III we should fall, for
wen never know 1t all,
And well smile with those who smile
rs we should do.
And wei smile to those we meet ~
we walk along the street,
And we'll spread the cheerful smM-
Ing through and through.
And Wen cover up our strife by smil-
Ing all our life.
And wen always see the rainbow,
THOMAS J. FORD.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06
"HooFING .ITn BACK HOME.

The following conversation
occurred on a W., B. & A. train
just out of Washington about 6:15
p. M:
This road certainly does look
out for its right of way" said a
passenger to the conductor. why
I've seen at least two dozen track
walkers within the last mile!'
You are mistaken" replied the
conductor. They are not track
walkers. They are some OF the
sports who backed the aiso-rans
at the Bowie race track"
w. e. MAYGHE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06
COUTURE STYLES.

With Egyptian styles prevailing
this year, EVERETT offers a few
original ideas in coiffures, and
you will agree with us that they
don't look bad at all and that
they will fit most any style of
beauty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06
SOMETHING ELSE
TO WORRY ABOUT

All winter we have worried
Over the little coal In the bin;
Now we'll start to kicking
About the flies coming In.
We've listened to the coal barOns
As they got off their big lies;
| So the very next thing in order
Is the familiar, swat the fliesv
OKLAHOMA PETE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06
HERE HE Is.

As strOlled down the avenue
] met q fellow feeling blue
He was o funny sight!
Upon his hat he wore q wreathS
He held a shoe between his teeth,
And cried with all his might.
said, "Old duff. your looks are queer
1 fear your mind IL out OF gear
Perhaps you drink enamel?"
He answered without thought Of guile,
II am the guy that walked q mile
To get myself cameI."
v. 8. SNOW.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06

Wife with newspaper)-It says
here that men grow bald because
of the intense activity of their
brains.
Enthusiastically. And women
have no whiskers because of the
intense activity of their chins.
SUNNY JIM.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06

Drink may haze caused
many. "a mans "dos0nfGl,"
but nsOonshine has enabled a
lot OF bo0tteggefs to "get mp
in this UOrld." OIDONO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06

d51HEARDroSEKM(9
I'D By BILL.PR ICE s. al -

SOMETHING MUST BE WRONG.
Dear Bill: At least one day
has passed 1UithoMt film actress
or model shooting her millionaire
affinity IN NeU York. At Holly
aOoOd the plan is somewhat bet
ter. Out there they change their
Gffinities so often there Is no tn
centiVe to shoot and kill.
II. A. C.
GOOD ADVICE.
Instead Of big. bold headlines In papers,
Telling the world of o soul gone
wrong,
Let's live our lives so clean and ON
the level
That they'll really miss us when
we're gone.
LULU NJ. SCHULTZ.
n w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
WALTON oPET PRoHRAL.

Oklahoma City, Okla, FL.
listopadu. j. C. Walton setkal
Sc s nezdarem We SVEN dru-
hem usili o ziskani federalni
no zakroceni proti jednani
statniho senatu, jenz sesadil
jej s dradu guvernerskeho v
pondeli. Soudce John H. Cot
taral, ma federalnim soude
zdejsim, potvrdiv rozhodnuti
vydane v Lawton, Okla, den
pred zahajenim obzalovaciho
rizeni, zaujal stanovisko, re
federalni soud nema pravo-
moci v teto veci. Obhajci Wal
tonovi oznamili, re Sc odvola-
il k nejvyssimu soudu Spoj.
Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
UREDNf VOLEBNf VYSLED-
KY.

Columbus, O., 81. listopadu.
Taftdvsberni zakon byl pora-
zen vetsinou 36O,71O hlasd v
listopadovych volbach. AL
baughiv berni zakon porazen
534,011 hlasy. Toto jest die
uplneho uredniho secteni hla-
sG. Dodatek k delnickemu od-
Skodhovacimu zakonu byl pfi-
jat vetsinu 6O,289 hlasi, zme
ma v ustave ma vynechani
white male" prijata vetsinou
1903 hlasI. Zakon ma "a
vedeni starobnich pensi byl
porazen vetsinou 386,752 hla-
si u sdodatek, sby navrhova-
ne dodatky k ustave uverejho
vany byly v novinach ma miste
rozsirovani jich v brosurkach,
byl porazen v6tsinou 1924
hlasI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
JUBILEUM DELNICKE
ORCANISACE.

Washington, FL. listopadu.
Nedele, 2. prosince, bude pa
desatym vyrocfm zalozeni Bra
trstva zeleznicnich topicl a
udalost tato oslavena v Get
nych mestech We Spoj. Statech
a Kanade. Dne /. prosince,
1873, jedenact muzI ma dra-
ze Erie, seslo sc v Port Jer-
Wis, N. Y, ably Sc poradili o
prostredcfch, jak pomoci vdo
We detem George Page, spo-
lutopice, jenz byl zabit We
sluzbe. TAX vzniklo Bratrstvo
zeleznicnfch topicd a zaloze-
ma Deer Park loze els. /. Dnes
ma organisace tato $4,000
clenu a ma rdznych podpo-
rach vyplatila pres $30,000,-
900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
POVINNOST vIsOVA MEZI
FRANCIf A cSR. ZRUSENA.

Washington, D. c., 13. listo-
padu: - Die ujednanf mezi
vladou CSR a vladou francouz
skou jest cd 1. listopadu 1923
k prekroceni hranic res dosta
tecnym prdkazem cestovnim
pro francouzske statnf pfislus
Milky kontinentalni Francie a
Alzfrska platny cestovnf pas
francouzsky a ku prekroce-
nj hranic kontinent&lnf Fran
Gle a Alzfrska pro ceskoslo-
venske statnf pffslusniky plat
ny cestovnf pas ceskosloven-
sky bez jakehokoliv visa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
ROTA SEJDiRU DO KRIMINALU.
v JEJf CELE JEST DIR. COOK, DkfVEJ-
ST POLARNi CESTOVATEL.
OSIDILI MNOzSTVf DUVERIvYCH LIDf PRODAvA.
MINI OLEJARSKYCH AKClf.

.desoleno sloziti, poknd dplny
fpfepis svedectvf Y tomto ,pff-
pade nebude pofizen. Vsichni
odsouzeni muzi okamzit6 po
vyhlaseni ortele byli watt do
vezeni, kde zustanou, pokud
neslozf zaruky. neb o jejich
odvolanf k vyssf instanci. jez
nepochybne vsichni podaji, ne
bude rozhodnuto. Jenom ie-
den re ctrnacti muzG. kteff
byli souzeni po sest tydnu 7de,
uznan byl nevinnym " souhla-
su S instrukcemi udelenymi
soudcem Killitsem.
Porota radila Sc dvacet ho-
din a kdyz oznamila. re Sc
shodla ma rozsudku. soudce
Killits jail Sc pranyfovati Coo
l., "a,
Cook, falesny obievitel se-
verni tocny, vedl skolu zloci-
nu a podvodu. maskovanou
iako Petroleum Producers As
sociation, prohlasil soudce
Killits. "Tyto vase transakce,
Cooku, jsou tax proklate shni
le," pokracoval soudce. "ze
Sc mne zda, re vasi obhajci
museli 81 drzeti satek IL nosi,
aby vas mohli zastupovati.
Pachne to az do nebes. ia
vim, ze mate ukradene penfze
ukryte, ale vasi zene a dcefi
nemelo by byti dovoleno dotk-
nouti Sc jich. Wy ukradl jste
tyto penfze vdovam a sirot-
kim. Wy mel byste zaciti il
nou spolecnost a vraceti je
zpet. Vim, ze nemohu ueiniti
spravedlnosti zadost v tomto
prfpade. Wy mel byste byti pa
radovan v kazdem state, kde
iste prodaval akcie."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
NOTY POSLANY NEMECKE VLADE.
MA NALEHANf ANGLE TON JEJCH
JEST VELMI UMlRNENY.
POINCARE SvOLIL X TOMU, ABY DOHODA BYLA
ZACHRANENA

Paffz, 81. listopadu. Pc tom
nejpodivnejsim vyjednavani
mezi spojenci cd uzavfeni pri
m6rf, bylo oznameno konfe-
renci velvyslancd dnes vecer,
ze dospelo Sc k dorozumeni 0
notach, jez zaslany berlinske
Wade a re dohoda drM pohro
made, tfeba re jenom velmi
tenkou nitf. Velvyslanci posla-
ii dve noty do Nemecka, z
nichz jedna Sc tyka vojenske
kontroly a druha navratu
korunniho prince.
Tyto noty jsou mirne, pone
vadz Angle fekla, re museji
byti takovymi, jinak ze W.
stcupi re vsech mezispojenec-
kych komisi, jez byly zrizeny
smlouvou Versaillskou.
Pred touto vyhrGzkou Polk
care ustoupil, kdyz byl Wy
svetlil We schdzi kabinetu, ze
kdyby nestavala mezispoje-
necka kontrolnf komise, WI
bee zadne by nebylo, jezto
kazdemu must byti zrejmo, ze
Francie a Belgie samotny ne
molly by il vydrzovati.
We francouzskych urednich
kruzfch zcela otevrene Sc do
znavA, ze toto jednani rady
velvyslanci znamena konec
spojenecke vojenske kontroly,
ale ze Francie tim vice bude
hledeti zabezpecit sc ma Ryne.
Jest znamo, re Poincare
chtel poslati spojeneckou no.
tn do Berlina, pozadujici pl-
nou nemeckou ochranu pro
mezispojeneckou missi kaz
de casti Nemecka, kdekoli a
kdykoli gen. Noellet uznal by
to "a dobre a Nemecku melo
byti pohrozeno tezkymi tresty
kdyby k tomu nedalo sveho
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Fort Worth, Tex, 21. Ii
stopadu. Or. Frederick "A.
Cook, olejarsky operator. jenz
byl porotou uznan vinnym We
federalnim soude zdejsim
dnes odpoledne z podvodu V
souvislosti operacemi Petro-
leum Association, jejiz byl je-
dinym ddvernikem, odsouzen
byl ma ctrnact rokh a devet me
sicG do federalniho vezeni a
mimo to pokutovan $4,000
federalnim soudcem Johnem
Nj. Killitsem z Toledo. O.
DR.. Cook shledan byl vim
nym ma dvanact bodu zaloby,
v ktere byl vinen pouzivani
posty k podvodnym dcelum.
Fred K. Smith, pokladnik spo
lecnosti, byl odsouzen ma 7
rokd a pokutovan $4,000, S.
j. Cox byl odsouzen ma osm
rokd a pokutovan $4,000.
Dale devet spoluspiklencG
Cookovych v jeho podvod-
nych transakcich bylo odsouze
no do zalare cd dvou do sed-
mi rokd a k pokute cd $1,000
do $4,000 pet jinych, kteri
Sc priznali k vine bez proce-
SUI a nesli mensf zodpovednost
Ia podvodne operace, odsou-
zeno k mensfm pokutam a
ma kratsi lhdty do vezeni.
Soudce Killits vynesl roz-
sudek mad DR.. Cookem, kdyz
byl podrobil zdrcuiici kritice
methody dfiveisiho polarnfho
cestovatele a faleSneho obje-
vitele severnf totny. Cook ne
ucinil zadneho prohlaseni.
Zaruka Cookova urcena ma
$4,000, kterou nebude mu
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souhiasu.
Co vsak Sc stalo jest, ze spo
jenci poslali do Berlina notu
podobnou rade jinych v teto
veci, pozadujici, aby vojen-
ska kontrola, jez skoncila v
|lednu po okkupaci Porufi, by
Ia obnovena. Jenom jeden od-
stavec teto noty ustanovuje,
re mezispojenecka komise bu
de miti pravo rozhodovati,
kdy a kde inspekce da Sc pro-
vesti. a jest nutnou. Zaroven
s tim poslany byly instrukce
kontrolnf komisi, aby Sc od-
volala k rade velvyslancd, kdy
koli Berlin uzna, re inspekce
|nenf nutnu, nebo re Sc media
provesti.
Netfeba sc obavati, ze Ber
lin notu nepfijme, avsak v
Parfzi panuji opravnene oba-
wy, re berlinska vlada We vet
Sine prfpadd uzna, re inspek
ce bud Sc media provesti, nebo
ze neni nutnou, kdykoli gen.
Noellet uzna "a potrebne, aby
byla konana. V koncich to
znamena, ze vojenska kontro-
la pfechazi do Berlina zrovna
jake spojenci sv6rili Berlinu
souzenf a potrestani valec-
nych zlocinci, coz pax skonci-
10 znamym fiaskem v Lip
sku. Kdyz byl povolil We veci
vojenske kontroly, Poincre
zistavil lordu .Curzonovi, bri-
tickemu zahranicnimu mini
stru, napsanf noty tykajici Sc
navratu korunniho prince. V
teto note pravi Sc v podstate,
ze spojenci budou ciniti ne
meckou vladu zodpovednou "a
nasledky, jez mohou wink
nouti z navratu drfvejsiho ko-
runniho prince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
OPET NOVA STRANA.
Jest to Peoples Progressive
a chce nominovati florida Ia
presidenta.

Omaha, Neb., 21. listopadu.
Resoluce, formalne svolavaji-
ci Sized do Detroit, IL. pro-
since, schvalujici nominaci
Henry florida "a presidenta ma
listku, jenz ma byti znam ia
ko omen Peoples Progressive
Party (Lidove pokrokove stra
NY a nastinujici tri odstavce
platformy, jez mali byti pred
lozeny sjezdu, byly prijaty
skupinou pokrokovcd, stou-
pencil farmarsko-delnicke
strany, neodvislych a liberia
LII, v cele s Roy M. Harro-
penn, narodnim prozatfmnim
predsedou progressivni strany
zde dnes.
Patnact statn bylo zastou-
peno, die prohlaseni vydane-
no p. Harropem. Ma provola-
nj jsou podepsani mimo Har-
ropa, F. S. Hammond z Eli
zabeth, N. j.; w. Bennington,
Clevelandu, O. a zastupci
progressivni strany ma zapade
a jihu.
Ocekava Sc, ze zivly s1cast-
meme ma zdejsi schulz a svola
vajfcf Sized do Detroit, hudou
sc podfleti ma nominacni kon-
venci vsech pokrokovych po-
litickych organisaci, jez bu-
de konana v St. Paul, Minn.,
80. kvetnas 1924.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
SHANK UZNAN VINNYM.
Vrah tri osob odsouzen k do
zivotnimu zalari.

Ottawa, O., 81. listopadu.
Charles Shank, farmarsky
delnik okresu Putnam, dnes
byl shledan vinnym vrazdy v
druhem sthpni pro zastreleni
pi. William Tenwalde-ove,
matky sve milenky, l. zafi.
Bude odsouzen v pondeli k
dozivotnimu zalari.
Porota radila Sc dvacet tfi
hodiny, jezto jeden re clend
stal ma tom, ably vynesen byl
rozsudek pro vrazdu v prv-
MIN stupni s odporucenim mi
losti, coz die ohioskeho zako-
ma by znamenalo celozivotni
zalar bez nad6je ma omilost-
neni.
Jezto Shank byl uznan vim
nym 2 vrazdy druheho stup-
ne, mdze byti podmfnecne pro
pusten ma svobodu guverne-
rem neb omilostnen po uply-
mutt urciteho poctu let. Shank
projevil spokojenost s rozsud-
KEN a obhajci nebudou zada-
ii o novy process.
Krone pi. Tenwalde-ove,
Shank zastrelil dceru jeff,
18-letou Olivii Tenwalde-ovou,
S niz mel nemanzelske dftko
a jejiho bratranee, Lawrence
Tenwalde-a, 20-leteho. Zlocin
spachal, kdyz Tenwalde-ovi
odepreli, aby 81 divku wal ma
sledkem nAbozenskych rozdf-
lii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
PRO ZAsTkELENf
SESTRY.

Bucyrus, o., Fl. listopadu.
William Kissling, 14-lety. jenz
zastrelil svou 7letou sestru,
Bette v sobotu vecer, byl Eat
cen a uveznen zde dnes. Stalo
Sc to, ably byla zajistena jeho
prftomnost pri koronerove in
kvestu v pond6li. Rozsirily Sc
totiz zpravy, ze hoch chtel u
teci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
RUSKA DELECACE DO
KANADY.

Moskva, FL. listopadu. Rus
'ka obchodnf delegace, v cele
s M. Jansenem, odebere Sc je
Ste pred skoncenfm tohoto ro-
to roku do Kanady "a 1celem
navazani obchodnfch stykd s
onou zemi. Konference vsech
zahranicnich obchodnfch "a
stupci ruskych bude konana v
Moskv9 /. prosince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
ZAHADNE BOMBOVE
VYBUCHY.
Osm udalo sc jich v Toledo,
O., bShem dvou mesicG.

Toledo, O., FL. listopadu.
Dalsi tajemny vybuch bomby
otrasl casti m6sta dnes We
Ger, osmy cd II. zarf. Policie,
ktera byla ma miste v nekoli-
ka minutach po vybuchu, ne
nasla nejmensi stopy po pa
'chateli. Vybuchy tyto jsou
|jednim z nejhorsich problemi,
is nimiz bylo policii zdejsi "a
pasiti "a mnoho roki. Ackoli
|nkdo neprisel o zivot a majet
lkova skoda vybuchx natroae-
ma neni velka, nejistota, kde
|pristi vybuch mlze Sc stati,
pIsobi zdeseni mezi lidem.
Vybuch dnes v noci udal
Sc v obydli C. S. Yanta ma
Wall ulici, kde bomba polo
zena ma okenni vystupek. O.
bydli bylo skoro 1plne znice-
no a okna v cetnych okolnich
domech rozbita.
Yant, pi. Yantova a jedna
sousedka byly v te chvili We
staveni. Yant, jenz byl obetf
podobneho vybuchu V dubnu
tohoto roku, objevil zapach
horiciho prachu a zvolal ma
zeny, aby Sc zachranily.
''Bezte vent" kricel. "Jest
to novy dtok ma mas"
Sotva ze Yant a ODE zeny
vybehly z pfednich dveri,
bomba vybuchla v zadu. Vsi-
chni tri byli vrzeni ma chod-
mix, avsak unikli zran6ni.
Mezi vybuchy, jez Sc zde
udaly, jeden stal Sc v kostele.
Pohnutka jejich. zIstava zaha
dou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
DEVET ZABITYCH PRI
VYBUCHU.

New iberia, La, 21. listopa.
du. Devet osob bylo zabito a
patnact jinych poran6no, pet
z Mich nepochybne smrtelne
pfi vVbuchu kotle v cukrova-
ru v Loreauville. deset mil ma
vychod odtu6,s Tri iinf zamest
nanci. kterf isou pohresovani
nepochybn6 tez zahynuli. W.
buch Sc udal v prvnf den "a.
hajenf prace v cukrovaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
ZKLAMANf " POLITICE
SEBEVRAzDA.

New York. FL. listopadu.
Ia okolnost. ze byl porazen v
posledni volbe a financni ne
snaze patrne dohnalv k sebe-
vrazde mayora Waltera M.
Taussiga z Yonkers, ienz "a
stfelil Sc We sve garazi dnes.
Byl to bratr prof. F. w. Taus-
siga, z Harvardske universe
ty, proslule autority v politi-
!ck6 ekonomii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
PRAGUE PROTI UZNANf
SOVETU.

Pafiz, 21. listopadu. Cetni
rusti slechticove, mezi mimi
prime Jusupov, jenz usmrtil
povestneho mnicha Rasputina
ustanoveni byli ruskymi monar
chisty, ably sc odebrali do Spo
jenych Stath a pracovali tam
proti pokusdm jistych politi-
ckych pfedakI o uznanf So
v9tske vlady.
Primo Jusupov vydal se jiz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22
ZAHUBA $4,000 LAHVf.

Washington, q. listopadu.
Dlouho do noci mala druzina
muzl pracovala "a zare ohne
ma vrsfch Virginie, rozbijejic
$4,000 lahvf 5-procentniho pi-
va, jez bylo zabaveno We zdej
sfch zeleznicnfch nakladnich
nadrazich. Lahve rozbfjeny
vrhanim jich na kameny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22

vcera ma cestu ma parniku Be-
rengarii. V pruvodu jeho ma
chazi Sc ruska velkoknezna
1rena a baronka Wrangelova,
'manzelka generala Wrangela.
Ostatni budou nasledoyati, jak
mile sebrany budou potrebne
Obnosy ma cestu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-22

"The Marine, pomnik Ro-
berta Aitkena, dobre znameho
americkeho sochare, jenz jest
skvelym holden slavnym ci-
Nun namorni p6choty We sve-
tove valce, byl odhalen ma den
prfmeri v Paris Island, South
Carolina, v upominku ma tisice
namornikG, kteri obetovali Ii
voty "a svoji vlast.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-03-22
STATE EFFICIENCY
SURVEY PROPOSAL
(From the Reno Gazette)


The governor has under consider
alton senate bill No. 1875, which
provides for the appointment of a
non-partisan committee of specially
trained men to direct an investiga-
ton and business survey of every
department of the state and report
its findings to the next legislature.
The bill was introduced by Senator
Sheehan of Winnemucca, a banker
and large taxpayer.
A majority of the members of
the senate and assembly believed
that the state could we'll afford to
spend the $4,000 upon the survey,
for the valuable recommendation
which would result.
1t is reported that Gov. Scrugham
contemplates vetoing this bill. 1t is
said that he has expressed himself
as favoring such an investigation
and survey but that he is opposed to
expanding $4,000 of the states
money for such a purpose. He is
quoted as making the counter sug-
gestion that such a survey be made
unofficially, and that the expense of
the work be betrayed from moneys
now in the executive fund.
If the governor vetoes the bill
and proceeds to have such an un-
official survey made the result
would be substantially as follows:
The investigating and survey COM
mittee would have insufficient funds
to prosecute its work.
1t would be unable to compel
public officials and department en-
ployes to supply it with necessary
data.
Whatever report it would make
would be unofficial and would not
carry the same weight and authority
as one from an official body.
If the survey should be incom-
plete and inadequate the report
would be worthless and the funds
expended would be wasted.
Seemingly, the governor contem-
plates vetoing the bill upon the
ground of economy" This would
be strange excuse, indeed, when
the legislature passed it in the in
terest Of public economy. True
enough, the bill appropriates the
sum of $4,000 to carry on the
work, but the work is expected tc
result in recommendation that will
save the state many times thai
amount without any loss in eff
cheney, whatever.
The bill should become law. The
survey should be made. The tax
payers, generally, would gladly ex
pend that amount for the advant
ages that would follow.