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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dum Q A pokojich S koupelnou
dole a to same nahore,. vse
moderne zaTizeno.- Haste Sc v
else 1906 Southview Ave. q
vych. 131. ul., blize kostela
sv. Rodiny. 90
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PRIME Sc krejci neb po-
mocnik ma muzskou krejcov-
skou praci. Stala prace a do
bry plat. Haste Sc v elsie
54O7 Clark Ave. 1913
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DVOURODINNE DOMY

Union, Sc vsim modernim "a
rizenim, ulice dlazdene, o II
pokojich a IL pokojich, "a vel
mi mirne ceny. Zameni Sc Ia
jednorodinnove. Dopiste, neb
navstivte LEGIO REALTY
CO., 5403 Broadway, Tel
Broadway I'll.
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= s - * 4 q
TEzCE NASTRADANE u
SPORY vlozte do vlastniho do
NOVA. Dosti mala splatka kou-
.pl tyto rodinne domky v Cor
let:
Is pok. s koupeinou a ferne-
sem, blize vych. 131. ul. "a
@,5OO.OO.
5 pok. $ koupelnou v temze
okoli "a $4,000.
IS pok. koupelnou ferne-
sem "semibungalow" Z w
chodni 116. ul. "a S., 600.
!6 pok. koupelnou a ferne-
sem, zcela novy, z E. 116
ul. "a $5,5OO.OO.
Mdzete po .pfipade vymenit
Vas prazdny lot. Haste Sc u
LEGIO REALTY CO., 54O3
Broadway. Tel. Broadway Ill.
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PRODA.-SE feznicky OBJ
chod, kde Sc trzi hotove $7Q0
tydne, je pri nem byt . 8 po-
kojich, hned "a obchodem. Ia
volejte telefonem Garfield
1869, da Sc LEVINE. Blizsi po-
drobnosti sdeli Mr. thinner
man, 1907 Miles Ave. 1O-o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

BYDLfTE MA BOULEVARDU.
pakli ne, zde jest vase prflezi-
tost koupiti so sti.evicI stroke
Lofty ma East Boulevardu mezi
Union a Kinsman. Pospeste
81. BlizM sdelf Nejedlik &
Mikes, realtors, 11015 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1886 I?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

PRONAJMOU Sc nabyt-
KEN opatfene Jpokoje pro jed
noho neb diva lidi, blize Union
q kary. Haste sc. v els. 1912
Revere Ave.Nvi Corlett. 1916
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc pokoj pro
jednu nebo dve danny nahore u
|ceske rodiny, koupelna pro sc
be, zvlastni vchod. Haste sc
" elsie 1851 vych. 81. 'ul. 2
|Quincy Ave. 1O-G
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HEZkY MODERNf DUN
pro dve rodiny v peknem oko-
Ii, lot 40x165 Sc zahradou, 5
pok. dole, 3 nahore, vezme Sc
lot ma vymenu; cena pouze
$65OO.OO. Nemeskejte zavolat
LEGIO REALTY CO., 54O3
Broadway. Tel. Broadway III
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TO rnyslim, ze nikoliv. -
Zcela CHI osoby byl bych 81 pre-
ee jenom povsiml.
-Vite to tedy zcela jiste,
ze pani tovarnikova lezela a.
81 o padesat krokI dale ma
protejsi strane nez kde byla
nalezena mrtvola pana tovar-
nika?
i -Ano. Tam jak jsem panu
soudci prve ukazal.
Vim, vsak je ono misto po
dupano, ze jakekoliv rozpoz-
nan! stop je zhola nemozne-
lnrzute zabrucel soudce.
-Nemela PM tovarnikova
u sebe zbrane?
-Nikoliv.
f-Vite to zcela bezpecne?
-Naprosto.
Ike komu jste drive specha
Ii? T. panu tovarnikovi nebo X
milostive pani?
* milostiva pani nebot' o.
na tise stenala, spechali .jsne
tudiz na pomoc.
--Kdo byl zatim L pana to-
varnika?
-Myslim re nikdo. AZ te-
prve pax, kdyz zeny nlSlosti-
YOU pani odnasely, bezeli Bme
vsichni ostatni k nemu.
-Jak lezel?
-Spocivl ma zadech, hlavu
mel zvracenou k iedne stra-
ne.
-Sviral V ruce zbran?
-Ano, avsak kdyz Jim po-
hnuli, zbran vypadla.
-Kde je?
" loznici pana tovarnika,
kde on je ulozen.
---Dekuii, to zatim Staci. -
Prosim zavolejte mi komornou
mllostive PAM. Vsichn, kdoz
tam byli pi.itomni, at ses pfipra
vi k vyslechu. Take pistol, ji2
jste nasli u pana tovarnika,
bych prosil.
- Celia vec neni tax prosta,
jak jsem Sc pocatku domni-
val, vykladal soudce, kdyz re-
ditel odesel. Je pfece zhola
nemozno, ably naboj, ktery u
vizl " strome, u nehoz nalezer
byl tovarnik mrtev, vysel je.
ho revolveru. Doletel vets
vzdalenosti a to prave tehoa
mista, II nehoz byla nalezens
pani Dubinova.
- A naopak Ease rama, kite
ia zasahla pani tovarnikovou
nebyla vypalena z blizkosti
nybrz asi re vzdalenosti ctyri
ceti kroku, vykladal dokto
Snajdr. Naproti tomu men
pochyby, re tovarnik skonci
sebevrazdou. Rama byl;
vypalena z bezprostfedni biz
kosti. Ostatne, pane kolcgo, $
presvedcite, hovoTil k doktoro
vi Hertanovi.
Stary Setril snazil sc zachy
titi kazde slovo, ktere clenc
We komise prohodili. Ably :
nepovsimli tohoto ieho zaim
ma jejich hovoru, ,sedel schol
len v kresle, takze Sc zdalt
jake by byl cele zaujat svyr
zarmutkem.
Bylo slyseti kroky piichaze
clch. Pc chvili vessel liz i /
ditel prllvodu Stay.
Tia sc ma celem tele chvel,
lice il zbledly velike je.i! ot
uplakanG, hledely udescne k
lem sebe.
Nestrachujte Sc mech
mila. Stazo, chlacholil il d
ktor SnaJdr a piistrcil j TO
nez sedadlo, nebot' bylo vid
ii, kterak il nohy podklesav
il.
Tady Sc hezky posad te
odpovidejte ma vsechno. n
Sc vas szde pan vysetiujici sol
&c zeptd.st,
Nejdrlv sc il tazali na i'm
no, rok a misto narozenl a r
dobne formality. Posleze a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

PRONAJME Sc dlm Z poko
ljich ma vtch. ITO ul. Najem
$1,000 mesicne. Haste Sc v
|cisle 3449 East Boulevard.
1913
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cECHOsLOVACI Poor!

Prodam lacino 60tiakrOvOu
|farmu aneb vymenim "a men
Isl majetek v Clevelandu. O.
|vocna zahrada a krasne podne
|bi. Veskere dotazy zodpovi %
|sobne cesky neb slovensky ma
|jitel JOS. Eisy, Alt Lester A.
We. ,vychodne tri blocky cd Ma
rodnl Sine na Broadway; far
ma je zaplacena, abstrakt a
deed ciste. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
NARfZENfM SOUDU

|da Sc farma o 75ti akrech, ma
lezajici Sc IL mil jizne cd
Public Squaru "a 5000 akr. r.
P. Berwald, receiver. Blizsi
'sdeli L. Maly, 813 Williamson
Bldg. 1O-G
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TENATECH
R,O NJ A NJ
Napsal Karel M. Pfibramskf.


delalo dobry DOZEN.
- Nezdalo sc vam, re je po
siedni dobou pani tovarnikova
nejak zmen6na, smutna nebo
~oztrzita?
- Milostpanf nebyla nikdy,
co jsem u nj, zvlaste vesela a.
nebo ziva. Nekdy vsak prece
Sc stavalo, ze byla ponekud We
selejsi. Ale v minulych dnech
byla hodne smutna, hovorila
tise Staza a lice jeji Sc stale
rdely. Nebyla zvykla hovofiti
nekym o sve velitelce. Ia
znala tuto jeji dobrou vlast-
most chovala sc k nj protc
spise jako k spolecnici, nez ia.
ko ke konsorne.
Nyni Sc Staze zdalo, ze, Sc
dcpousti vaci sve pani cehos
nep6kneho. Nemela vsak casu
q tom premysleti, nebot' Wy.
setfujici soudce nalehal ji5
dalsimi otazkami.
- Kdyz pan tovarnik ode.
jel, neprijala pani tovarnikova
nikoho?
- Ne, neprijimala vabec nj
kdy zadnych navstev nepri.
tomnosti pana tovarnika, odpo.
|vedelo devce rozhodne.
- Take neodeslala nikan
nejaky dopis:?
Ne. Napsala jenN, tele'
gram staremu panovi.
- Coz dnes rano, v jake ma
la66 byla vase pani?
Staza pripomnela 81 podivnt
prlkre chovani sve pani dnes
niho rama a tvaTe znovu Zapla
ly il nachem.
Vysetrujici soudce nespustil 5
nj zraku.
- Milostiva pani mivala svt
dny, kdy byla mrzuta, temel
pfikra, doznavala Staza. Tai
tomu bylo dnes rano. Zave
dla jsem il do parku jako OBJ
vykle. brzy vsak mne postal;
zpet a usedla ia lavicku blizt
zamku.
- Byl jeSte nekdo V parku
- Kolem dokola bylo ticho
rano do parku nikdo nechodi
- Kdyz iste uslysela vystre
'ly, bezela jste hned do parku
| - Ne, az teprve .kdyz 1jser
slysela hluik a volani, re sc cu
81 parku stale.
- Koho iste videla drive
pana tovarnika nebo milost
YOU pani?
- Pana tovarnika jsem vi
bee 8 pocatku nespatI,ila. Vide
;. la jsem jen milostivou pani.
II -Byla v bezvedomi, ci nee
| snad rikala?
j - Jen tise stenala. Nepr,
: m.uvila ami sluvka.
i - Nestal u nj nikdo, kdo b
IVAN byl napadny?
- Ne.
4 - Byla byste 81 toho povs
: mia?
! Byla jsem velmi polek'
ma, ale neznameho bych 81 b.
: la .pOvSimla.
/, - Nu tax, muzete jiti k m
4 lostive pani. Jak Sc il dari
tSpi snad?
/ - Myslim, ze Sc milosti'
i pan dafi spatne. Oci ma sta
zavipne, tezce oddychuje
!, chvilemi vyrazi ien stony.
j., Mluvi Y horecce?
j. - Nerikala dosud MECH
Jen kdyz stara milostpani d
}, tkla Sc jejich rukou, pootevi
J. la oci a zaseptala: Jsem re
= hodnuta, pevne rozhodnutas
e. Cd te chvile jiz nepromluvil
l. Vysetfujici soudce pohle
ma doktora Snajdra. Pc te 2
a kynul Staze. ktera sc We v
ic kych rozpacich vzdalila.
id Zavolali Rudolfa, sluhuf
vArnlka Dubina. Byl to m
6 dix asi dvacetipetilety, vysol
o. vzhledu itellgentniho. POcl
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PRoDAJf Sc diva loty ma Oak
field avych. 129. ul. rozlne-
ru kazdy 40 pfia $50 stf.. Ry-
chl6nlu kupai pnodaji Sc velmi
LEVINE. Haste Sc u Fir. Masak
3Ol4 vych. 116.- ul. 10-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

SluZepnlctvem V Zamku Jen ma
10 a to jen o vecech vsednfch.
Proto tez ostatni slouzici pre-
zdivali jemu a Staze "domy-
slive panstvo".
Ac byl zdrcen smrti sveho
pana, prece nynf stanul vzpii-
men pred vysetrujici komisi.
Vicka jeho oci byla zarudla,
kolem rtl vryta byla bolestna
vraska.
-Posad'te Sc, pobidl no do
ktor Mixa.
Usedl a hlasem zastfenym,
vsak pevnym, odpovidal ma da
dane mu otazky. Kdyz udal
jmeno, v9k a prislusnost, jakoz
j ddbu sve sluzby u tovarnika
Dubina, otazal Sc no soudce:
Nepozoroval jste zadne-
no rozechveni u pana tovarni-
ka pred jeho cestou do Prahy:
- Sveho pana nevidel jsem
nikdy rozechveneho. Byl vzdy
klidny,- odmefeny.
- V6d6f jste, kdy Sc vrati?
- Ne.
- Videl jste' no po ieho pri-
jezdu z Prahy?
- Ano. Vessel do sve pra-
covny, okamzik v nj setrval, a
znovu odesel.
- Nebylo vam mic napad-
no?
/ - Ne.
- Videl jste no z blizka?
- Blizko pristupoval jsem
k nemu jen, kdyz jsem byl vo-
lam. Sam isem mu svych slu-
zeb nevnucoval. Byl jsem to-
mu zvykly po cely ten cas-.
- Vystrely parku jste ne.
lslysel?
- ~Slysel.
Videl jste parku lezetl
Isveho pana?
- Nikoliv, special jsem ia,
ko vsichni ostatnf k pani tovar-
nikove, ktera stenala. Pana
tovarnika nasli jsrne az potion
Nyni Sc jeho hfas zlomil q
vicka oci nekolikrate zamrka.
la. Hrlrd' zachvela SIC mu tez.
kym dechem.
- NJ to staci, pokynul soud
Ice a mladik Sc vzdalil.
Pc te nasledoval vyslech o
statniho sluzebnictva. To Wy
povidalo jen vystrelech a {
tom, kterak milostivou pani ns
slo. Nu, vyslechy sluzebnictvs
jsou u konce. Nyni sc podiva
me k pani tovarnikove a pal
X panu Durbinovi. Myslim, u
nez Sc seseri, budeme hotovi
ut6soval aebe soudce Mgxa.
| Reditel Sci napfed, "a min
ostatni panove. Nejposlednej
81 sci Setril. Opet cast breme
Inc spadla mu $ heder. Jel
Ipomysleni, ,ze Anicka zmita $
Nv horecce. re blouzni, jej tizi
10 a zvolnovalo jeho kroky, ia
ko by tim bylo mozno zastavi
I'll cely beh udalosti.
V loznici Aniccine pano,,
,sero. Huste tylove story tlu
mily svetlo.
We vyklenku arkyre sedel
,lStaza. Nehledela vsak ven d
sadu, kde st'avnata zelen m
sila Sc s barvami svezich XVI
|tG, kde peli ptaci, sumel vodt
trysk chvilemi Sc oval hls
cvrcka, vesticiho odpoledn'
Byla obracena ke vsi te kras
letni pfirody zady a oci jeji ,
Ipiraly se"stale ma llzko, u nj
, hoz V lenosce shroucena sedel
stara pani Setfilova.
Il Stara pani pfistavila 81 kr
: |slo X lizku, take mohla SLED
. lvati kazdy dech nest'astne 5,
dcery. Drzela We svych ruke
rozpalene prsty sveho ditete
i, Iocima spise krvi, nez slzar
zalityma, hledela do jeji ro
, Ipalene tvare. Snazla sc ro
, |umeti Movlm, jez septaly
1 Ichvii rude, rozpukane rty d
" 4 = q
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PRODAM DODGE Touring
automobil, 1928 model, malo
suzivany. Da se LEVINE. Adresa
Sc sdeli v adm. t. listu. 10-6
PRODA Sc moderni dvouro-
Idinny dunn ma zap. ia. ul.
blsze Lorain. Cena levna. vez-
mese lot co splatka. Haste SC
u P. Neuzil; 9715 Denison Ave.
! s1O-s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, blize skoly peknym by
tenn. Dobre mfsto pro ceske
lidi. Haste Sc v {. $500 Union
ave. 9-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
PRONAJMOUg Sc diva neb :

tfi pokoje pro jednotlive pany,
mohou miti tez svli nabytek,
tez garaz k pronaimuti. Elek-
trika, plyn. Haste Sc v elsie
'4501 Champa Ave. 1O-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

CROcERNl, reznicky a GU
krovinkovy obchod Sc proda
aneb vymeni "a mestsky ma
jetek, .pouze "a $500. Haste
sc v elsie 9406 Woodland
Ave. 1O-6
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BuDE PRODAN DUN v COR.
LETT MA BEECHWOOD -

s svetnic a koupel, 4 loznIce,
sun-room, vse krasne, moderni
a garaz. Cena ,S10,500. cast
.hotov6 - {. 12808 Beechwood
- Rude hned k nastehovani,
prohlednete 81 no v nedeli. -
Loyal Finance Co., 1911 E. 55.
ulice. Broad 22O6 j. 100
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PRODA Sc

PRO TYs ktefi 81 nemohou
vybrat, maine prfjemnou no
vinku. Necht' jen navstivi, neb
sdeli svoje prani dopisem X
LEGIO REALTY CO., 54O3
Broadway. Tel. Broadway I'll.
Lad'a Kiml. Lad'a T. Kfizek.
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PRIME SE'

PRIJME Sc starsi pani "a
hospodyni. Haste Sc v els.
1882 Cromwell Ave. vezmete
Woodland karu. 1913
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-21
BETTER
BATHING BEACH
South Amboy FIocks to Wa
terfront But Facilities are
Very Poor

SOUTH AMBOY, June 81 = The
need of some sort of accommodations
at the local water front was clearly
shown yesterday when several hum
dred persons including many child
rem f1ocked to the shore in an effort
to get some relief from the heat OF
yesterday.
outside of the direct relief af-
.forded those fortunate enough to get
into the water, there is nothing at
the beach to relieve the discomfort
of the people. An effort was made
some time ago by Morris Alpine. q
local merchant, to secure the use
of a section of the beach, which was
to be used for the erection of bath
houses and comfort stations, as well
as making the beach attractive. At
that time both Mr.. Alpine and the
council could not come to any agree
ment. Now there is a that
the beach is being sought by a num-
Der of persons who expect to con-
vert it into a place of advantage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-21
Changes
Approved by State

TRENTON, June 21:-John Res
to-was today given authority to OPP
crate an, auto bus, formerly owned
by Michael B. Bodnar, between and
including Perth Amboy and Carter
ct. The route over which the appli-
cant proposes to operate Is as fol-
lows: Starting at Smith and Water
streets Perth, Amboy thence on
Smith street, thence on Prospect
street, thence on New Brunswick on
Amboy avenue, thence on Main
street, Woodbridge, thence on Rah-
way avenue, thence on Woodbridge
street, thence on New Bruns-
wick avenue, thence on Amboy
; venue h Q on M n
again Oh Roosevelt avenue, thence
PershinS avenue. -nsnce on Cook
avenue, thence on Washington ave-
thence again on Roosevelt ave-
returning over the same route
to point of beginning, covering ap-
-proximately seven and one-half
miles. 1t parallels the streets and
tracks of the Public Service Rail-
way company on Smith street in
Perth Amboy and on Railway avenue
Z In Woodbridge.
There are now sixteen buses on
tAi3 iAO l. at "a P1o-
posed to be charged by the petitioner
1 are as follows: Between Perth AM
Z boy and the Borough Of Roosevelt.
20 cents; between Perth Amboy and
: Woodbridge, s; woodbridge and
Port Reading, 5; Port Reading and
> the Borough of Roosevelt, 5. These
rates are not to be changed without
The approval of this board.
The petitioner offered evidence
$ submitted in the case of Stephen SAT-
from for the approval Of municipal
: consents to operate, establishing
public convenience and necessity.
: The conditions imposed upon bus
operator Stephen Saffron are to
govern in this case. Additional con-
ditions laid down follow:
= That the bus shall not accept pas
Csengers who begin and end their
on Smith street between Water
and Prospect streets in Perth Am
boy.
That the bus shall not accept pas
sengers who begin and end theii
= trips between the municipality oil
Woodbridge. on Railway avenue in
said municipality, and Perth Am
boy, New Jersey.
That the bus shall NOT accept pas
~senssrs who begin and end their
= trips on Railway avenue, between
Freeman and Main streets, in Wood
bridge.
That the bus shall conspicuously
display a sign indicating these re-
Btrictions.
That said approval shall be sub
spect to such rules, regulations, or
conditions as the board may here
after impose.
That said approval shall be re-
yocable for violation of the boards
rules, regulations or conditions OF
for other good cause. .
That all state laws and munictpa
regulations must be fully complied
with before this permit becomes ef-
fective.
John Vereb was today given auth
ority by the Public Utility Commits
sion to operate an auto bus formerly
owned by Michael Sasco, between
and including Perth Amboy
and Carteret. The general con-
-ditions and facts surround
= Ing the bus approval were similar TIC
>Nhose accompanying the John Resko
.application, also granted by the
board today, except that the routing
of the Vereb bus Is somewhat differ
ent. 1t will V the following
thoroughfares:
Starting at Smith and Water
streets, Perth Amboy, thence on
bmith street, thence on Prospect
street. thence on New Brunswick
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-21
FREE DRIVER OF AUTO THAT
KILLED CARTERET BOY

CARTERET, June 81 - Steve
10th of Highland Park, the driver
of w. T. McAdams company's truck,
which caused fatal injuries to Jo-
seph Halasz in Carteret on Tuesday
was released by County Judge Kirk
patrick in New Brunswick y%ester-
day when $4,000 bail was furnished
by Frank Elias.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-21

avenue, thence on Amboy avenue,
thence on Main street, Woodbride,
thence on Roosevelt avenue, thence
on Pershing avenue, thence on Cook
avenue, thence on Washington ave-
nue., thence again on Roosevelt ave-
nue., returning over the same route
TO point of beginning. The length
of this route Is approximately seven
and one-half miles in one direction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-21
Orioles Play Clifrwood

The Orioles of this city will en-
deavor to add another to their list of
wins on Sunday when they oppose
the Cliffwood Indians. The manager
of the Orioles wishes to o
that only Sunday and holiday games
are played by that team.
The Washington times., 1923-05-12

New Revelations Expected as
List of Prominent Victims
Passes $50 Mark.
By international News service.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Further
sensational disclosures of the
"poison pen" scandal in which
slanderous letters were sent to at
least $50 prominent men sand
women, doomed today when the
districtaattorney's office admitted
that Only part of the grand
jury's investigation had been dis
closed.
Maxwell Indicted.
The grand jltrya iriSl eatIoti re-
suited in The Indictment of George
Maxwell. president the American
Society of Composers, Authors, and
Musicians, as the alleged sender
of scurrilous letters to Mrs. Allan
A. Ryan. Maxwell at present is in
England. An effort will be made
to extradite him, 1t was said.
AS a result of the LAT vicious
letters, in District Attorney Ban
toms possession, nine homes were
broken up and one man reported
sent to insane asylum. it was said
on apparently good authority.
Other men as noted as Maxwell
are also said to be under the State $
scrutiny in connection with the
letters, which have been sent dur
ing the past ten years.
Among the prominent persons
said to have received letters are
the following:
Countess Santa Eulalia, widow of
John B. Stetson, millionaire hat
manufacturer; Mrs. Louis r. Page,
Philadelphia society woman; John
Drew, the actor; Mrs. Dorothy Ca
russo, widow of Enrico Caruso, the
famous tenor; Thomas w. Cridler,
former Government official: AL
bert r. GaIlatin, broker and So
ciety leader.
Prominent persons in New York,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Bue.
falo are known to have received
the letters.
The Washington times., 1923-05-12
HAT SAVES MAN
BURIED BY
CAVE-|N
Kenneth Davis, an Hour Under
Earth From Bank of Ditch,
Dug Out by Firemen.

A felt hat he was wearning prob.
ably saved Kenneth Davis, colored,
forty years old, from being smoth-
cred TO death when the bank of q
ditch he was dining caved in on
him, buryinS him under eight feet
of dirt and gravel. Davis is EN-.
ployed by Joseph Shapiro, who is
constructing a number of new
homes at Sixteenth and Webster
streets northwest, where the acct
dent occurred.
Davis was buried under the
avalanche Of dirt which fell on him
for more than an hour before being
rescued. At the Emergency Hos
pital, where he was taken. It was
said that he had possible internal
injuries, and a possible fracture OF
the knee.
Davis was working in a twelve
foot ditch when the accident occur
red. He had turned and asked a
co-Worker on the bank for a cigar.
cite when he was warned that the
opposite bank was caVing in. Davis
turned to look just as the dirt and
gravel descended on him.
George F.. Thomas, in charge ri
the plumbing work in the houses
called the Emergency hospital for
an ambulance, while workers on
the job started digging davis out
The hospital notifies the fire de
partment. members of which rescued
Davis from his grave.
AS soon as his head was uncov
cred stimulant was administered
and and another AS soon as an arm
was dug out. Then a rome was
passed around his podv. and he
was pulled out.
The Washington times., 1923-05-12
BATTLES ENRAcED LION
AS BIG CROWD LOOKS ON

SUNBURY Pa, May PA thrill
that was not on the program was
enacted in the main show of Sparks
Brothers Circus here. when a train
er, named Jacques Haddoneau. had
a battle for. his life with an en-
RACED lion he was putting through
o. performance.
As the keeper, a revolver in one
hand and chair in the other. OPEN
ed the door leading to the animal's
cage. the king of beasts snarled.
and when he got in made a spring
for the man. He plunged the chair
into its face The chair was demOl-
ished like toothpicks, but the train
err escaped.
Again the lion plunged: This time
Haddoneau fired blank cartridge
in the animals face and lodged. A
third time he fired and was enabled
to get the door open and escape.
The Washington times., 1923-05-12
LIQUOR RESTORED SEIZED
AGAIN BY N. J. DRYS

NEWARK, May 12.-Three hun
dred cases of whislxcy belonging to
Charles Callahan and Edward Cost,
of Sayreville, N. j., which were or
dered returned to them by Federal
Judge Lynch after he had cited
r. @. Merrick. prohibition director
for New York and New Jersey, for
contempt Of court, are again in the
hands of the Federal authorities.
The liquor was returned to
Sayreville, but hardly had it been
unloaded before 1t was seized again
and returned to the warehouse I'M
der new search warrant, issued
by United States Commissioner
Emery. Counsel for Callahan and
Cost will attempt to have the second
warrant found defective.
The Washington times., 1923-05-12

Will Thorne, who is so radical
that he is almost BolsheVik, was
at the party.
Lady Astor breezed up to him.
Want to meet Red Willie?'" she
inquired.
Will Thorne's face was a study
in perplexity. He said that he
would consider it an honor to meet
Red Willie" believing him to be
some unknown agitator.
Thorne laughed heartily when he
found that RED Willie was the
Prince Of Wales. They talked to-
gether for a long Tune.
II suppose l viii get some dirty
ho,,ouets for putting my feet under
the table with royalty remarked
Thorne.
The Prince said he hoped that
nothing IF the kind would happen.
Later on he exclaimed:
'I object to being called royalty,
hut don't mind being called the
Princes of Wales. If you are called
ROYALTY some people might get the
impression you think you are oeIIer
than your fellows.
Thorne took q great liking to the
Young prince. Before they parted
he said:
IT want to assure you OF one
thing. If labor comes into power
there will be no violent changes'
Things will go along about as they
are"
The Prince had an opportunity
To see a cross section OF lire, Tor
all ranks were represented, lnclud'
ing Laborites, actors, artists, writers,
"a ni+alists and clergymen. There
were a number of, visiting amer
cans present. The prince SAID ne
enjoyed himself Immensely ana was
greatly enlightened by MS LONG
prince is a blonde, which explains
his nickname.