davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-31

vanim nebylo dosud zapocato,
odhaduje sc ma 22O, 600, ,000,-
900 tun.
o industrialni cinnosti V te-
to oblasti mozno 81 uciniti po-
jem 2 nasledujfcich cislic: V
roce 1913 bylo tam vydolovano
113,OOO,O 900 tun uhli a produk-
ce oceli byla 100000 tun q
suroveho zeleza 100000
tun. V roce 1921 bylo vyvaze-
no z one oblasti 10000 tun
nakladI denn9 ayr. 1916 me.
sfcnl produkce koksu v Porufi
byla v6tsi, nezli "a rok v cele
Francii.
v Porufi celkem operuje
SS7 akciovych spolecncsu, ale
|tyto byly We skutecnosti pohl.
ceny tfinacti obrovskymi kon'
sorcii, dhrnnym kapitalem
$500, 900, 900, v jichz cele jsou
|ti nejv9tsi indpstri&lni ,velmoEt
N3mecka.
Tuto oblast mali nyni Fran
couzi obsazenou a vzhledem !
tomu, CO svrchu uvedeno Q je
| il bohatstvi, nikdo Sc menus
ldiviti, ze N9mci tropi takovj
povyk. 80.
-
Presidentu Clevelandovi by
10 zle vytykano, kdyz V listen
! dcpise ma omluvu, ze nemdE,
pfijeti, kan byl ivan, napsa
| he ma 'skongres ma kiku" >
''vlastne dosloyne with congress
on my hands. Bylov tom spa
tfevaho topovrzenf pro demo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-31

kraticke xFixenf, jez piece ne
d& Sc mysieti bez zxkoaDdasne
ho t4lesa.
Jinak Cleveland napsal je-
nom to, co II kazdy president
mysli. Kakdy jest rid, kdyz Sc
pani kongresnfci a sen&tofi z
Washingtonu rozjedou - pax
ma president svaty pokoj Cd
|vselijakych vSetecnych resolu-
lei a jeho sekretafi Cd rdznych
'stejn6 vsetecnych dotazd a po.
skytovani vsech moznych j ne.
moznych informaci. 1
Zkratka nikdy nepamoval a
Bilem Dome smutek, kdyz sc
kongres mel odrociti.. Ten ny.
Inejsf skcncf sve sasedxnf a Cd.
Iroci Sc 4, bfezna - nepochyb.
ne g., ponevadz 4. pfipadA ne
nedeli - q z kruhd presiden
tovi blfzkych sc sd3laje, II
budou to hejdelsf kongresn
prazdniny. We rnnoha l&tech. !
Lee by Sc A9jaka nepfedvids
ma nutnost svkskytla, p. Hard
ing nemfni s}olati kongres d,
zvl&stniho vi abed&ni a zasedan
pravidelnk .z2potne al prvn
pohdelf Y prosinci. Celkein ne
tfeba Sc ysak p. Hardinsovi al
viii. On ami v .tcEn nynejstn
kongresu, $ ohromnou vetSinoa
republikanskou, nen1ohi ,prosa
Editi vsechno, GO chtA - co;
pax teprve vatcm pffzt3m,. |
repablikanskou vetSinuu nepa
trnou = Sc silnou frakcf LaFO'
letoyskych fspovstalc&".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-31

"Nu, ty, maminko, tech roz-|
marti asi .mnoho nesneses," po-
vidala, vyvijejic Sc n&ruci
muzova a otacejic sc Ike dve-
rim, ably sluzky pf1vclala. "Po-
sloucha-li nekdo v Catozc, me-
jsi to ty."
A nez mohla matka neo fici,
vyb3haa ven. Qkamzia se "a
nj dfvAla jako rozzhcbeasa, ale
zvolna sc jeji vyraz rozsv9co-
val u nar&z se dala do smichu.
"V tomhle maze niti pra-
vdu," povidala vsecka sc smi-
chem tresouc. Gale mohu ia,
snad ia to, ze muj muz je ta-
kove dobrotisIko a ze nicemu
nerozuni? Az pfUde k rozu-
mu, rada no budu poslouchat,
Vida, zabu, ma CO nepfisla."
.Veta Jarmilina jaiko by roz-
ptylila posledni mraky jeste
kdyz sc Jarmila vratila, smala
sc matka.
"Pockej, tohle til oplatim, !"
| hrozila j prstem. "Dokud isl
byla donna, cely dum poslou.
chal tebe a ted arci musi po.
slouchat me. A budeS-li TAX
starostliva, jako jsem ia, jistS
tebe muz rad poslechne. Bo-
hu dizzy, re uH to mann odby-
to. Pridelalas mi krasnych
starosti otraNila celou Tadu
dnf."
: "Nela jsi pfijeti dfive," ska
: dlila il vesele.
: "Je to hezke, ze ji ma mt
, pczvA1i ami neodpovedeaa."
: "Nedela jsem, CO nle donna
: ceEl, u proc d,ych 81 tam ,jest'
: pro pldsneni jezdiia? A kdo Vi
: jak ny to byio dopadlo. Mel,
/, jsem straAnou zlost."
: SluEky voha0eiy pfipravit Y;
sttal a statkaTka zkonnlave 1
s je prohli1ela.
= "Musis ma ne trocha lepe d
: hlednOnt," napominala dceru
kdyz cdesly. "Nejsou dost ci
= ste, ami pofsSdne utesany ne
3 jsou a zdvofilosti take mnoh
! nrmaji. Jen tax tax ze pc
l. zdravify. Byva TO TAX, ze kdy
/ dosnaci rani trucuje, cely dar
a yc vzhlnru nohama."
Ii 'Povidala jsem ii, ze jsc1
4 rnela strasnou zlost. Kern.
J. nd. nemel nechat tax dlouh
i, 14sbst i kdyby r&4el, te : s
= hned neudobfim.' sMlada zen
: Sc MIA .pechat dobfit q nIz
e byti rad, re to mdze dNat. =
D, s,no mas podivmou zabavu.
ri "Mam snad nejakou slepSi
4 Vidis, ami jednou nli nefekl, 2
IN 81 nskarn yyjede1ne. KdNt
i. to tfeaja zen talk po silnici bY1
o me by to tesilo. Nebo DO u'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-31
@, SOUCASNYCH UDALOSTECH.

Senator David A. Reed dOpu-
still Sc vazneho poruseni DO
breho tonu, jenz zavladl We
Washingtone' cd nastoupeni
Hardingovy administrace. Tam
totiz veslo do .zVyku, kdyz Sc
mluvilo o valecnych pomerech
v Evrope, prolevati Shy souci-
tu mad Nemeckem. A dali ne
ktery z panG senator1 neb kon-
gresnikd pollock Francii, nero
zlil 81 tim ocet Bilem Dome.
Obavame Sc vsak, ze 81 jej roz
Ill to dnkladn6, David A.
Reed, mlady senator z Pennsyl
vanie, jenz slouzil jako major
v americke ai'made We Francij,
reci proslovenou sobotu.
"Po mnoho dni," pravil sena
tor Reed, "slyseli jsme zde wy
jadfovany projevy sympatie $
to6 fieb onou stranou " pfftofd-
ne evropske krisi. Snad slyse-
Ii jsme vice projevd sympatie
S Nemci, nez-li $ Francouzy.'
MysIim, ze ma tyto otazky me-
10 by sc pohlizeti hlediskA a.
merickeho a nikoli pro-fran-
couzskeho, neb pro-nemecke-
no, nybrz pro-americkeho a We
rim, ze jest urcite pro-ameri-
cka smernice, jez mela by byti
sledovana, ncjenom debate
zde, nybrz jednani nasi ad-
ministrace.
"Stava sklon mezi jistymi
skupinami lidi, osvedcovati sou
cit pro zlocince, jenz dosel
spravedlnosti, nalezame lidi
v Americe, kteri dokonce posi-
laji kv6tiny vrahum a zapomi-
naji zlocinu, jenz takoveho
vrai1a piivedl k jeho koncam,
Neco podobneho Sc projevuje
v nasich diskussich krisi v
Poruri. Zapominame ma prici
ny, jez piivedly Nemecko k je
no prltomnym koncum. Zapo
miname, proc Francouzi shle
dali to nutnym obsaditi oner
kraj.r Zapominame, co ii Mem
ci ucinili, re sc pfivcdli do svi
zelh, v nichz sc ocitaji dncs.
"Proc nahle takovy vybucl
sympatie pro jcdcn tech dvo,
narodu? Proc TO bylo, ze v ro
ce 1914 nebylo mkde pozoro
vati takovy vybuch We pro
speech Belgicand? Do jejich q
me vtl.hl ncpritel S ohnem !
mecem "a nlkoli pouze hrozpo
tehcz. Jcjich zerne byla prepa
dena, cimz primo byla porust
ma smlouva, kterou rovne
jsme podepsah a piece nept
zvedli jsme sveho hlasu V ton
to zpasobu v sympatii Belg
cany, kteii byf pfepadeni.
"Kdyz nasi nemecti pfatcl'
S nimiz jsme byli v miru, uzn;
Ii "a dobre torpedovati Lusit'
nj; q sta Americana zahynu'
v Atisrticken oceanu, ma
piece Sc nejak podarilo zdstl
neutralnfnli a proc nem1zen
ztstati neutralnfmi dnes, KID,
odplata pfichazi tenn vrahd
De9gicafFtl, Francouzl Am
riEand?
sMluvi sc D tom, ze deti d
sud nenarozene v N6meel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-31
JEH0 DRUHA zENA.
- ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik---Rrodskt

sta jsme 81 mohli vyjeti. Jiste]
tam byl nejaky koncert nebo1
divadlo. Al budu stara, POI
tom mne to tesit nebude. A za1
me sc stydet nemusi, ia mu1
hanby neudelam."
"Tak j vyhov, abys mel POI
koj," povfdala statkafka.
S1uzky pfinasely ob4d . me-
zitfm, co vchazely a posluho-
valy, statkafka vypravovala Q
polnich pracich q 0 domaclch
starostech. Tardon zfidka kdy
odpovidal. Jeho vyjasneny o.
blicej svedcil, jak je spokojen,
lie Sc vratil do jeho domacnosti
kid re bude usetfen nasil-
Inych prevratG. Obcas Sc podi-
val M JarmilN a zvlas&ni mek-
ky lsmev Sc mu rozlil koicm
list. l ona sc nah Ssmaia, ale
jeji obli6ej nebyl tax klidlne
svetly a abcas trhlo koutky je-
iich &st cosi, jake dozvuky zao.
| Isti.
Kdyz po ob6d6 osamotneli,
znovu ia kr&tce sc vr&tii X
I.adinovi. A entokrate Tar.
don dodal 81 odvahy q pron4'
1sel svaj nahled o n6nl, o jeAc
povaze q jeho plamech. Pfipcs
|stel, Ee myslenky jcho jsou ,
celku dobre, ale posz:xdaji nj,
lezite podkladu.
! "Kdyby aspon byl odborni'
KEN, at uz fipancnim nebt
prumyslovym, mic bych Sc ne
rozpakoval pfipojiti se k jeht
takci. Ale jemu ODE schazl
4 Precetl asi nejakG liceni tako
;dvcho podniku u fekl 81, ze Il
,4provede on take zde. Neuvazil
i je-li zde vhodna pIda, jsou-l
izde nalezite podminky, je-l
! lzde dost vhodnych osob. On
i sam to yesti nemlze, sice by 2,
lnadbal svdj n,andat, COZ je ne
n pfipustne v zajmu okresu. 4
1 1svefi-li sc vse to placenym 81
Ham, jez budou bez bedliveh
: -ldozoru, drive ci pozd6ji pfijd
0 dpadek a upadek bude tin
: lsmutn6jsi, protoze 'ochudi ma
Z |okres a vezme 1idu chut' nee
nj ntpodniknouti nebo. nekomu d6
1v6foyati. Je pfece .znamo, ia,
III jsou nasi venkovatf a namnoz
,iai meststi Tide k novotam nedI
a jak v9ci i velnli pre
uar;lzeji ma .jejich tvl
Al dosijny, ptedsdgek.ss' A ted'lI;'
e pomyslemc, ze.lby.s autgrta ps
slancova pfimEla je X neceini
{ co by "a neia|ky rok padlo. N
? dlouhou fadu let byl by jejic
e1 sluch 'zavfen kazde domluv6
"a kazde novote.,, I
3,i 'Vzdyt' ono 4. .to.ru ned.
ksjde," soudila tkafka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-31

neb dftete, kdoz ,slyH muj hlas
v teto. minute, kten nebudou
davno mrtvi, nezli americky
lid pfestane platiti "a to, co
musi platiti v ddsledcich poru-
Semi mezinarodnfho zakona
Nemeckem. Zapominame ma
to, kdyz upadame do chorobne,
sympatie Nemci.
"Netlumocim me .vlastni
smyslcni, me vlastni soukrome
nahledy. Myslirn, ze mluvim
jako ii muzi, ktefi bojovali We
Francii by mluvili, kdyby byli
zde v tomto sale. Myslim, ze
mluvim jako ii muzi, kteri ze-
mfeli We Francii by mluvili,
kdyby mohli vyjadriti sve N.Y.
slenky dnes. Prayim vam, pa
hove, ze zapcmfiAme ma nase
vlastni mrtve, kdyz zaciname
plytvati sympatii, ponevadz
Francie vymaha to, co il pa
|tfi."
Zprava SdruzenehoI tisku
sdeluje, ze senatoru Reedovi
bylo mnoha stran blahopra-
no po skonceni jeho feci, KITE
rou zajiste promluvil re srdce
americkeho lidu. A byl jiz Ia
ke svrchovany cas-, aby nekdo
takto promluvil senate Spoj.
Statn po tech fecich, nichz
prolevany tax hojne Shy sym.
patie nemeckymi vrahy.
Snad bude zahodno blize Wy.
1svetliti, kde lezi Poruri, {
1nemz tax casio pf1tomne sc '
.novinach p7se a odkud ten ma
izev. Kraj tent6, pojmenovanJ
'po fece Ruhr, pfitoku Ryna -
,,jako fikame v Cechach Polabi
;. Poohfi pod. - jest podlou
,hla kot1ina, tficet mil sirok.
pfi Ryne a z1zujici Sc ma pat
,,nact mil "a Dortmundem a pa
desat mil dlouha. Rozloha Pc
ruff jest asi 1924 ttverecnicl
:. mil a sotva nekde jinde ma svG
it6 nasel by Sc kraj tax bohat,
l]a industriAlnt vyvinuty. Ma
II nejvyse dala by Sc k nemu pfi
: rovnati oblast v Pennsylvanii
\ ohranicenA Connelsville, U
4 niontownem, Waynesburgem
2, Washingtonem a Allegheny,
u mesty Pittsburgem, McKees
a1port, Braddockem, Mononhs
,-igela a Homesteadem.
y Ma one svrchu uveaene roz
z1loze jest deset NEST, z Mich
"A kazde ma pres 100000 obyvs
"a teld. Ctyfi neb pet mali lidns
ii tost pres 500 600. Celkova liz
natost jest 4,00O, GOO. Tato kr
81 jina ma viditelnoa zasobu uh
/ l54,0O0,O 100000 tun, 2 mich
J. -l11,0OO, 100000 maze byti dol,
10 vano do Aaeubky roo Metr
NILS, 100000, 900 We hloubce M
II Hi 7oOsa 1000 metrd gea s25
Is Ooo, ,oO0, ,OOUs tan We hioab,
,zlmezi 1000 a 800 met1d. Kr
mime techto ,ohrpnlnych lozis
e-1 ces.neho uhk Pcruif nra vidits
1nou zasobu 4,Ooo, eco, 600 II
o1 hneaeho uh1i. Zasoba uhIi
50 lozeneho vzemi, s jehoz dol
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-31

MQei necO Vyn1k1yecl0o p0O1sfAi
nout a v nedcstatka jinS. my
Eeiiky uchopil - tohohle. .i
Dnes ma ma sve stran4 fada
lidi Ma mem zavislych a fadu
lidi, ktefi v mem jako v poslan-
ci vidi vhodnou osobnost, kte-|
RI by jim ' jejich soukromych
zalezitosteoh ,pomohla. III vsi-
/. chni, ably Sc nu izavd60ili, bull
!, dou pro .jeho n4vrh agitcvst.
Arci, musi jeste opatfH penfze,
ale i ty oal.opatfi.. Mistai pe-l
lntzni dstavy dajf jistk k dispo-I
sici sve ptebyHky = kdyby mel
kdo professional, odnesl by dol
ljista jeho hnev. Jarmila ho|
lpovazuje "a cloveka srdce do
brGho, ale jeho srdce ma cefn@
1tanE. ",t' !. ,s II
~Jak TO mdxes ty vedeti?'|
ohraaovaia Sc nemile dot6ena.
~Protcze Sc divanf stffzlNe-
il ne& ty i .linne jeho ssvmej-
SEX nehuaame.. Mimo to no jiz
| znam fada let mnoho jsem o
4 nem slysel."
4 ~ liaskych reci sc media na
I povaha soQditi. Jiste tebe
hide snizovAli."
r. "Ovsem Z byi bych povds-
cen, kdyhys mi nsstto .feh. co
Sc o rnnE nsinVi; pfotoze bych
Iysdsl, Elm - fiditi a 60 ze .sve
]duse sodstraaiti. ! Ale jenu to
hide uz, .casto ! pftrno do oci
ifekli a on jde pres to k 'denni-
,Imu poradku. CiovSk, jenz Sc
'inezdckonaluje, vxdycky klesa.
A on kiesal vzdy. Nejhlubsi
|ijeho klesnuti bylo, kdyz misto
Ilstudii po Praze hyfil q DON'T
3se vratil jake zbankrotovana
(jcxistence, kteroa zachranil ma
.ljetek pficinlivym otcen1 ma
lstfaMany. Potion udelal ne
'isvych zen dosnaci otrokyne a
'ls:in zii Y pohodli. Al jednou
!Jsrmila sc uklidni a bude pfi-
lstupaa vyslechnouti neco hod-
inc oskiivehc, zavoiam SEM p,
iKindlera. Ten il pow, jak Wy
lpad& lena otroayn9."
s<Nezatinej, hdyz jsem Sc t
luk podloxiia.''
"Nu, nu, mic zleho ii nei1lsa.
! lien dobf'e pcslcuchej, m to ia
.'ky trcchu znam a vim, ze ne
Slprehani. Ma starost, jezdin
hi ia nebo ty do zabav, ale Ee
IN 1lu SNON tam neVezme.
II "Kdovi, aml6e-li il tam yves
- nebo preje-li 81 toho sama.
S-l "Ktcra lena by necht9la u
m! !obcas $ muzem ma vcfejnost
lei ukAzat, zvlast' zAujimaI mu:
postaweni? Sana sc
e.. ..dnes dovolavala, ably te Korne
D. ma zabavy vczil.'
"Nu anso, ale nesmite jenen
Ii Ina nem vsecko zle videi, jist
k.'i oa ma dobre vlastnosti. Kdy
RI by byl tax spatny, aebyl by pr
l. &c poslanc em."
lol 'Xajiste, Ee ma dobre vsast
~ unosti, tct1o nikdo nep9pira. =
VI ALE CO je v n3m dcbreho, to o
a-l lezdkcN6 saMa z&stfe m4ciF
Asratmym. Je cchotny, udsl
" smad 12venaa. trem dosh zllScn
oo,' sMkby, ale Il Gtvrt6ho toho IN
e-sNzije We svuj prospech = pe
no. divine hamiznosti dopusti $
Il. itakoveho tydridusstvi, ze vst
O.. cke, CO dobreho afezistn6 kons
to- ic zapomenuto. V mladi M
Il, Naal cenu penez, vyhazoval
II, to bez Nycitek sv6doml tezc
II, nastradane penize otcovy, kit
)n. ri 81 donna odepfelvse, jen ab
"a SYN jeho vseho hojnost mel
le-.ted' Sc zvrhla jeho vasen pr
A.vy opak. Sh&ni bohatstvi .
81 Rah vi, pro koho. Deti nem;
ho pfibuznym nic media a K Gem
de tedy takove hromadeni maize
i'm ku?" &
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-04
Boomers and Step-ins, 81

Quite New, and Daintiest Of the Season
Women's Plisse Crepe and Seco silk (fiber),
English Sateen and Lingette Cloth, also Nov
city Batiste. Dainty styles and lovely colors !;
all ESTABLISHMENT Store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-04
Silk Petticoats, So. so

Limited Number at Only 1913
Taffeta Messaline and Jersey Silk Petit
coats; black and colors; new style flounces.
Basement Store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-04
Women's Real Kid Gloves

Lowest-in-the-city prices for 81 nP
such first quality French Kid Nj
Gloves. AOOO
In the wanted shades of brown and tan,
also black and white; sizes to ~. Holly
box given. Palais Royal Basement Store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-04
Vests and Pants, 2 for CSC.

Women's ribbed fleeced Vests, low neck, no
sleeves Pants knee length. Sizes So to AZ.
Any 2 for &c. Basement Store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-04
Ribbed Isle Vests, sec

First Quality. Regular At SOC
Built-up style; lace trimmed; sizes SIS to IA
inclusive. No phone orders. Basement Store.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-09-27
MACHINE GUNS IN
WAR AGAINST KLAN
Entire State OF 0kIahome Put
Under Martial Law BY
Governor Walton

Oklahoma City, Okla. - Statewide
martial law took definite form here
when Oklahoma City, leading the way
for the remainder of the state, passed
under the virtually complete control
of the military.
While machine guns frowned on
strategic centers and officers of the
Oklahoma National Guard completed
plans for putting the city under COM
plete martial rule. pursuant to a proc
lamation Of Gov. ]. C. Walton, in
which he announced his intention to
drive the Ku Klux Klan from the
state, huge electric cross, nearly 30
feet high, the symbol of the khan.
blazed from the top of a downtown
building.
The cross was erected recently by
the khan when 1t became apparent
that the governor was directing his
military action against that organiza-
ton.
Supervision Of the sheriff's office
was assumed by the military, but
Sherin Tom Cavinar was not remov-
ed. No other county office was taken
over.
The first disorder growing out of
the imposition of martial law occur.
red when Campbell Russell, former
chairman OF the State Corporation
Commission and a POLITICAL opponent
OF Gov. J. G. Walton. was knocked
down in front of downtown hotel by
Leo Clark, son of w. ]. Clark, former
Oklahoma City chief of police under
the governors administration as NAV
or of the city
A report that the Ku Klux Klan
had removed all files from it's state
headquarters here to a point outside
the state was current, but khan head
quarters were deserted and the report
could not be confirmed.
Carrying OF firearms is forbidden
unless by virtue of permission of the
commander. Sale of firearms and
ammunition is prohibited.
Public assemblages called for the
purpose OF creating opposition to the
enforcement of martial law are ban
ned as also is publication of articles
having a tendency ito incite riot or
violence or obstruction of the mill
tary." "a
Orders governing the conduct Of
business, operation of public utilities
and agencies that contribute to the
welfare OF the people" will be issued
from time to time as the situation
warrants, according to Lieutenant
Colonel Key.
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Aviator Burns To Death.

Nashville. Tenn. 49, De Reece Shep-
person, aviator, was burned to death
here when his airplane caught fire at
the landing field after he had written
an advertisement in the sky, 1000
feet above Nashville. Shepperson had
just reached the landing field when
the plane burst into flames and he
was burned to death before he could
escape. The cause OF the fire has not
been determined. Two hours before
Shepperson arrived here from Louis
Vile, Ky.
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Twenty.story Church euIIdlno.

Pittsburgh, Pa.-The building per.
NIT for the new 20-story building
which will be erected at SmithAeld
street and Seventh avenue, known to
generations Of Pittsburghrs as the
old birthstone corner" now occupied
by the Smithfeld Methodist Episcopal
Church, has been granted by the city.
This announcement was made by DR..
Daniel F. Marsh, pastor OF the church.
in an address delivered to the congre-
cation Of the Christ Methodist Epis-
copal Church. He stated also that the
architect is completing his plans in
order to call for bids in November.
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PEOPLE RIOT To VIEW
BODY OF DEAD GIRL
Five thousand Persons in De.
troit Attempt to See Third
Degree Victim

Detroit, Mich.-A riot call was sent
by police when a mob estimated at
5000 persons. attempted to gain en-
trance to the home OF John Lornec to
view the body OF his 13-year-old
daughter, Gladyslava. who, the father
alleges, died from i'll treatment at the
hands OF police after her arrest Sep
tember IL, on a charge OF larceny.
Three patrolmen were slightly injur-
ed by the crowd who fought the Off
GERS attempting to maintain order.
The girl was arrested on complaint
OF j. F. Anderson. The day after her
arrest the girl was taken to hospital
where she died.
Before her death, according to the
father, she told him she had been
abused by the police, put into ice
water three times and that attempts
were made to put her in an electric
chair to make her confess the rob-
berry. The father asserted the body
OF the girl bore marks on It Indicating
bruises.
According to a statement issued by
James Sprott, assistant superintend-
ent Of police. the girl was sent to the
juvenile detention home Immediately
after her arrest and the next day re-
moved to a hospital
The statement of the police super
intendent says the marks on the
body, which the father alleges was
caused by police, in reality were
caused by hypodermic injections
given before the girls death and the
incisions by surgeons during the au-
topsy. The story told by the girl to
her father is said to have been given
while the girl was delirious just be-
fore her death
Hundreds of neighbors, friends and
many mOrbidly curious viewed the
body of the girl. AS a result of the
fathers charges, Coroner James r.
Burgess announced an investigation
would be made
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Mayor Joseph Cauffiel OF Johns
,own Issues Drastic Order
To Colored Residents
GOVERNOR TO TAKE ACTION
"Paek Up and Get Out" Is the Edlet
Given To Some OF the Flood
city's CoIored Population
BY Its Chief Executive.

Johnstown. Pa. - Declaring that he
didn't care what newspapers thought
OF his recent action ordering every
Negro who has not been a resident of
Johnstown for seven or more years to
pack up and get out" Mayor Joseph
Cauffiel reiterated his former order
and gave notice that those Negroes
who have not as yet complied better
do so at once"
What does New York. Philadelphia
or Pittsburgh know about the situa-
tion in Johnstown?" the mayor said.
I'm the one that is responsible for
law and order. and I'm going to see
that it's preserved here"
"All I've got to say now is want
every Negro who comes under my or
der, and who hasn't taken warning
and got out of Johnstown by this time,
to pack up and get out. I'm giving
them fair warning. It's for their own
good to get out"
Three OF the city police officers who
took part in a recent shooting ARRAY,
and who were wounded, are dead. the
mayor pointed out.
The mayor appeared anxious to es-
cape questioning concerning the legal
ity OF his order, and did not, when he
answered a few questions. touch on
that subject.
Mayor Joseph Cauffiel admitted that
Governor Pinchot OF Pennsylvania had
telegraphed him for an explanation OF
the mayors Negro removal" order
and that he had replied with a tele-
gram and a special delivery letter.
The mayor refused to divulge the
contents of his message to the COVER
nor. He reiterated, however, his pre-
vious order that all Negroes who have
not lived in Johnstown for seven
years or more must pack up and get
out"
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KIan Threat Brings proh.

New York. N. Y.-New York Jews
were threatened with torture by the
New Jersey Ku Klux KIan unless tbev
dropped plans for meetings incident
to the religious holidays, Deputy state
Attorney General Buchler declared
AN anonymous letter, signed by the
Ku Klux Klan of New Jersey. re-
ceived by Mr.. Buchler, as president
Of the Harlem Zionist district, will be
forwarded to the New Jersey Attor.
ney General, he said. Although the
letter warned that an appeal to the
police would make matters worse. ="
protection for the meetings had been
requested. Mr. BuchIer said
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Not Sufficient Evidence.

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Twelve residents
or Carnegie, arrested in conenction
with the riot at that place Saturday
night, August 25, during which Klans-
man Abbott was killed and many per-
sons injured when parading Knights
OF the Ku Klux Klan were attacked.
were discharged at hearing before
Alderman George ]. Anderson. The
men charged with rioting we're. Jo-
seph Joyce, William K. Flaherty and
Lawrence KENNEL