davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Garns Of Tbanks.

CoE. We wish to express our sincere thanks
and heartfelt apprecia tion to our friends and
relatives for their sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes rendered at the death OF our
beloved son, SAMUEL D. C0E.
HIS FATHER, MOTHER, WIFE AND son.
13s
GRICE. We wish to extend our sincere thanks
and heartfelt appreciation to our friends ana
beautiful floral tributes at the death of our
beloved son and brother. BENJAMIN ID.
GRICE. THE GR1CE FAMILY.
JUDGE, We wish to express our sincere
thanks and heartfelt appreciation to our
neighbors. relatives and friends for the SYM
pathy and beautiful floral tributes, rem
dered at the death of our beloved sister,
SARAH r. JUDGE. .
HER SISTER AND BROTHERS.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
FUNERAL OF MRS. WILEY.
Services at St. Marks Church and
Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery.

Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia
died Wednesday at the Washington
Sanitarium, Takoma Park. Md. were
held yesterday at st. Marks Episco-
pal Church, Rev. William II. Pettus,
the rector, officiating. The burial was
in Rock Creek cemetery.
She was the widow of Lewis Ham
mond Wiley and was closely identified
with the work of the Episcopal
Church. She was one of the managers
Of the Episcopal home for Children.
Anacostia. The pallbearers were
Henry P. Blair. William D. Clark, DIR.
Raymond A Fisher. Colon McRae,
John H Williams and Lynn H Trout
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bulgarian Minister to.
Attend DIR. LesSinOF-

bulgarian Minister to.
Attend DIR. LeSsinOff.
The minister of Bulgaria, MIR. Ste
phen Panaretoff, will be the best man
Tor DR.. Paul LeSsiroff, retiring Sec
1etary OF the legation. at his marriage
TO Mrs. Kennedy Wheeler Wednesday.
The wedding will be unique in Wash
lngton bcause of the two religious cere-
monies, the service of the Bulgarian
Church and the Episcopal service.
The Rev. DIR. Tsenoff, assisted by Rev.
Nakoff, will perform the Bull lgarian
service, and Rev. Allen Hawkeworth
of London will officiate at the Episco-
pal service.
Mrs. Wheeler will be given in mar
riage by her mother, Mrs. Hartley
Given, and will have as matron of
honor her young daughter, Mrs. Will
liam North Sturtevant, a bride of
this summer. Mr.. Archibald Wells
Will be best man at the Episcopal
ceremony, DIR. Panretoff acting as
best man at the other servica.
A wedding breakfast will follow
number about fifty, including the
members of the legation staff and
intimate friends.
DR.. Lessinoff and his bride will
leave Washington Immediately after
the ceremony for New York, and will
sail October 90 on the Olympic for
Europe. They will pass some time in
Paris and will then go to Vienna,
where they will be entertained by
the charge d'affaires of Bulgaria in
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty
four hours:
John W. and Mary E. Stone. girl.
Robert r. and Helen NJ Faulkner. girl.
Douglas and Flossie Griesemer, girl.
James T. and Kathryn s. Poplin, boy.
Robert and Helen @. Burpee, boy.
William A and Florence NJ. Bresnahan, boy.
Jacob F. and Ellen BeltZ, girl.
Henry E. and Fedora G.. Dulaney, girl.
William and Mary L. Moreland. boy.
Joseph o. and Maude E. Reeves, boy.
Lee v. and Cora Thacker. boy.
Walter and Agnes Barnwell, boy.
Robert and Olivia Brown, girl.
Patrick II. and Rhoda B. Stork, girl.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty
four hours:
Elizabeth B. Latta. IA, 1425 T st.
Minnie B. Cole, 49, Emergency Hospital.
Catherine Krageck, 80, Providence Hospital.
Helen Agnes Fitzgerald, 30, 500 N. ]. ave.
Irving A. Coffey, II, en- route Garfield Hos
pital.
Marie c. Shreve. %. 1924 s4th st.
Juanita Henderson, 2, 1343 1st st.
Edward Robinson, 81 Freedmen's Hospital.
Caroline Lucas, IS, 1925 Morris road se.
Francis r. Muse, II. tuberculosis Hospital.
Infant of Walter and Agnes Barnwell, Z
days, Freedmen's Hospital.
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Gage, and Mrs. Gage will sail today
from New York aboard the Majestic
for their home in England after Wis.,
iting the latter's father, former SEN
ator Henry F. Lippitt, in his home. in
Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor
of the minister of Ecuador and Sc
nora de Elizalde. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ment will leave for New York tomor-
row to pass about ten days.
Mrs. Clark Munford has taken an
apartment at the Hamilton Hotel
She has with her her daughter, Miss
Norvell Munford, who will make her
debut here this winter.
Mrs. James H. Collins of New York
1 is spending a fortnight with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McCaully, in
their apartment in the Cordova. Mrs
Collins came to Washington to attend
the reunion of the Washington Semi
nary alumnae.
Maj. and Mrs. James A. Lyon will
sail from New York today aboard the
Majestic for Europe, where they will
spend the winter on the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ditrichstein en-
tertalned at dinner last evening at
the Shoreham, where they are staying
in honor of the ambassador of Spain
and Sonora de Riano.
Mrs. Aurelius r. Shands has COM
plesed arrangements for the exhibit
tion of heirloomS and historical relics
which will be held Thursday. Friday
and Saturday of next week, in the
home of Mrs Minnigerode Andrews,
at. 1882 10th street, for the benefit
Of the Monticello foundation fund.
Mrs. Stands is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge and has among her
assistants. Mrs. Monte Griffith, Mrs.
Walter Peter, Mrs. Noble Newport
Potts and Mrs. Clark Munford. Mrs.
Rose Gouverneur Hoes is in charge of
the tea table; Mrs. Richard Parker
Crenshaw, chairman of the hostesses; ;
Mrs. Everard Robinson Todd, chair
man Of publicity. and Mrs. Jean Low
rie Bennett, treasurer. Mrs. Hoes
will be assisted by Mrs. Monte Grif-
fifth, Mrs. Thomas Sim Lee, Mrs. Will
liam Bowie and Mrs. John Speed Nor
ris.
Mrs. E. L. McClelland, assisted by
Mrs. James Maxwell Durant, will re-
ceive, Wednesday, at Mrs. Andrews,
house, all articles for exhibition. Miss
Mary Morris Amber, who has been
an active member of Mrs. Stands
committee, will exhibit one of set
great t-grandfather's, Mr.. Robert Nor
ris, one of the signers of the Declara-
tion of Independence, and also sill
yer tray brought from England by
her great-great-g grandfather, Mr.. Ed
ward Jaquelin of jamestown. Mrs.
Frances NJ. Butts has loaned the JEFF
ferson clock.
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FOREIGN,
reenwich time, today.o
TAKES JOB SURVEY.
Cooke Studies Conditions Among
Colored.

An employment survey 1s being
faken among the colored residents of
washington by E. Leo Cooke, with a
view to securing work for capable
colored men and women. Mr.. Cooke
is chairman of the trade relation
committee of the Negro National
Educational Congress-.
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lard, where they have taken an
apartment.
Mrs. John Blake Gordon is enter
tanning a company at bridge today in
compliment to Miss Katharine Hol-
loway Nicolson, whose marriage to
Mr.. Garland Sydnor will take place
October 27. The guests include Miss
Lucy Matthews. Miss Emily Mackall,
Miss Dorothy Berrall Miss Frances
Henderson, Mrs. Lawrence Du Bose,
Mrs. George Llewellyn Nicolson, jr.
Mrs. Henry S. Matthews. jr.: Mrs
Wychoff, Miss Margaret Rohrer, Miss
Virginia Thompson, Miss Lenore
Greenlees and Miss Juliet Williams.
Miss Elizabeth Lackey entertained
at luncheon today followed by bridge
in compliment to Miss Mae Norwood
Grimes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Middleton Grimes, whose
marriage to Mr.. William Hopkins
Beck will take place October II.
Mrs. Wade H. Cooper had as her
luncheon guest at the New Willard
yesterday Mrs. Irvine G. Chase of
Nashville, Tenn.
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Society
Mrs. Coolidge Spent Yesterday With Her
Sons at Mercersburg, Making
the Trip by Motor.

N IF RS. COOLIDGE, wife of the
NH President, returned to the
White House last evening
from Mercersburg, Pa, where
she went by motor yesterday to pass
the day with her two sons, John and
Calvin, jr.
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Col. and Mrs. Grimn
Back From Europe.

Col. Frank ]. Griffin, u. 5. A, and
Mrs. Griffin, who have been abroad
for the past two months, arrived yes
terday on the President Roosevelt and
are at the Hotel Astor, in New York,
for a day or two before coming to
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cunningham of
Lynn, Mass, are at the New Willard,
where they are occupying the suite
formerly occupied by President and
Mrs. Coolidge.
A musical will be given under the
auspices of the entertainment COM
mittee of the Women's City Club at
% Jackson place Monday evening at
S:30 o'clock. The program will be
given by detachment of the Army
Band. known as "Pershings own
under the direction of Mr.. w. ].
positions by Mr.. Stannard. The band
will be assisted by Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons, soprano; Sergt s. l.. Johnson,
euphonium soloist, and Sergt. j. Du-
fresne, cornetist. The orchestral Sec
ton of the band will play the accom-
paniment for Mrs. Lyons.
Mrs. Charles Norris Rambo of New
York is at Wardman Park Hotel for
an extended stay. Mrs. Rambo as
Miss Helen Urquhart made her home
at Wardman Park Hotel until her
marriage several years ago.
Mrs. Melville Gillett of Las Vegas,
New, is at the Lee House for a fort
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rush Wendell of
Casenovia, N. Y, are at the Hamilton
Hotel for an indefinite stay.
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gn men1oriarlI.

BARNES, In sad but loving remembrance of
nv dearest friend, AMELIA A. BARNES,
who departed this life twenty-one years
ago today, October ID, 1902.
When alone in my sorrow and bitter ears
flow,
There cometh a dream of the sweet long
ago;
Unknown to others, they stand by my side
And whisper, Dear Polly, death cannot
divide"
HER FRIEND, POLLY TAYLOR. .
BENDER. A tribute of love to the memory
of our dear mother, MARGARET ANN
BENDER, who passed away seven years
ago today, October ID, 1916.
LULA. NELLIE AND WILLIE. .
Evening star., 1923-10-13
Miss Davis Marries
Mr.. Adams Today.

Mr.. Adams Today.
| The marriage of Miss Julia Davis,
| daughter of former United States am
| bassador to Great Britain, Mr.. John
| William Davis, to Mr.. William Nc
| MILAN Adams, is taking place today
| in the Church of st. Johns, Latting-
/ down, Locust Valley. Long Island A
reception will follow the ceremony in
| the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Davis.
The third assistant secretary of
state and Mrs. j. Butler Wright en-
tertained informally at dinner last
evening.
Justice John Bassett Moore of the
Permanent Court of Justice at The
Hague and Mrs. Moore have taken an
apartment in the Devon, at 20 West
55th street, New York, for the early
winter.
The commercial counselor of the
British embassy, Mr.. John Joyce
Broderick, had a small company din
ing informally with him last evening
at the Willard.
The attache of the Netherlands
legation, Jonkheer E. G. de Seriere.
has gone to New York and is spend
ing few days at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Miller, wife of former Repre-
sentative Clarence B. Miller, accom-
panied by Miss Louise Pattison and
Miss Agnes Winn, has gone to Nor
| folk to spend the week end with Miss
Pam Hogan.
Former military attache of the Brit
ish EN- baS Ssy, Brig. Gen. Moreton Foley
Evening star., 1923-10-13

Former military attache of the Brit
ish embassy, Brig. Gen. Moreton Foley
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FOUND.

SUM OF MONEY. Address Box SOs-R, Sta
office. 14s
Evening star., 1923-10-13

The attache of the Netherlands
legation, Jonkheer E. G.. de Seriere.
has gone to New York and is spend
ing a few days at the Ritz-Carlton.
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CHTEL PRODATI zENU
cERNOCHOVI.

Los Angeles, 20. prosince.-
Elsier Lamaie, obrazkovy a di
vadelni direktor, snazil Sc pfi-
meti svoji zenu, aby pfijala
$15O.OO0 jako svdj dill z $500
900, ktere mel slibeny cd jis-
teho bohateho cernocha, kdy-
by Sc "a neho provdala. Sem
sacni toto obvin6ni je obsaze-
no v rozvodnf zalobe, kterou
pi. Helen Lamaie podala pro-
ii svemu manzeli. Cernoch, je-
muz m6la byti prodana, Jest
Lou Harris Baker, bbhaty kar
bank q Juarez v Mexiku. Pf.
Lamaie zada cast ze $40O
900 majetku sveho manzela,
O nemz tvrdi, ze udrzoval ne
dovoleny pomer pi. Mary
Holderovou, vdovou po BAN
keri z Dallas, Tex.
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K0NGREs Sc onRoGll, DO 8. lEDNk
ZADANO JEST RESOLUCt PODANOTT We
SNEMOVNE POSLANECKE.

ia bvch vam, republika-
MIN, radil. abyste neiezdili do
MI ma vanoce. Vast lide tam
pref 81 mfti priiemne va
noce. iak Jest to ienom moz-
no. Nekazte Jim ie SWIM ma
vratem, ktervm Jim nripome-
nete. jak .iste Sc zde vyzna-
menali. Radeii zustante dale
cd Mich a ieiich kritiky. Niece
ka vas zadny prfiemny pobyt
donna mezi mimi. kdyz budete
nuceni doznati. ze niceho jste
zde nevykonali."
"Osobn6 ovsem. ia pref
vam vsem vesele vanoce,"
skoneil senator Harrison "a,
smichn ma demokraticke stra-
ne zasedaciho salu.
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Nogales, Ariz., 20. prosince.
Revolucni vojsko pod gen.
Guadalupe Sanchezem dobylo
Apizaco ctyfi jina mista ma
SVEN pochodu k Mestu Mexi-
ku jest nynf vzdaleno pou-
hych sedesat kilometrd cd ka-
pitolu, bylo zde oznameno
dnes vecer Jose S. Healym, "a
stupcem De La Huertovy frak-
ce.
Mesta Porto Mexiko, Aca-
pulco, Puebla a Cuautican
isou nynf v rukou povstalec-
keho vojska, die tohoto ozna-
menf. Obregon Sc pry chysta
vykliditi narodnf kapitol.
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VELKE HOTELY JSOU JIz
MA KONVENCI OBSAZENY.

Delegati z 48 statd republic
kanske konvence. ktera Sc ko-
natl bude v cervnu, zamluvili
81 V zdejsich hotelich pokoie,
tax ze velke hotelv dolenniho
m6sta isou ma siezdove dny jiz
plne obsazeny. Hotely male a
jakoz hotely roztrouSene po
mdste zGstanou vyhrazeny, do
iiste mfrv. jen obyceinym ma
vst9vnfkdm, kteff potlobne pfi-
lezitosti navStevuii jako, nesd-
castneni divaci. Dnes ma byti
jmenovan vybor financni i il
ne podvybory plukovnfkem C.
A. Thomps,nem, jenz ridi vse-
chny pfipravne prace.
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OSUDNE VYSINUTf Sc
KARY.

Toledo o., 20. prosince. -
Diva muzi jsou mrtvi jeden
chlapec je v nemocnici Sc zlo-
menou nohou a jinymi zrane-
nymi nasledkem vysinuti Sc po
ulicni kary, jez vrazila do "a
stupu lidf zde dnes. Mrtvi
jsou: Louis Schwartz, 4Olety,
z Toleda, a Fred Rosenfeld, z
Chicago, predseda Kennedy
Furniture Co., v jejiz zdejsi
odbotce byl Schwartz zam6st-
nan. Poranen byl Robert Swah
lie, 15lety. Schwartz mel Sc O.
zeniti S. ledna Sc slecnou Bes-
sic Raimanovou z Filadelfie,
ktera Sc svoji matkou a SEES
trou byla v blfzkem hotelu,
kdyz sc nest9sti stale.
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BANDITA PAEPADL WAX.

Milwaukee, 20. prosince. -
Zakukleny bandita prepaid ce
stujlci ma Pioneer Limited Via
ku Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul drahy, kdyz vjizdel do
m9sta vcera pozde vecer a
zmizel po skolektovani $1,65O
cd pasazeri. Kdyz Sc vlak bli-
I'll k Allis, pfedmesti Milwau-
kee ma JIM strAne mesta, ban
dita sc objevil n odd6leni pro
kuraky zadni akary namffil
ma pritomn6 nlnze revolver.
Narfdil Jim pax. aby mu odve-
dli penfze a celAnk predmety a
kdyz byl hotov kolekci, Sc
skocil 5 vlaku xvplna jedouci-
no a zmizel.
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Washington. 20. prosince.-
sedesaty osmy kongres, jenz
sesel Sc v pravidelnem zaseda-
nj 3. prosince. odrocil Sc dnes
ma den 3. ledna 1924. Ma "a
sebou ten pozoruhodny re-
kord, ze nevykonal vdbec "a
dne plodne prace.
Neienom ze ami jedina d.
lezita predloha nebvla prija-
ia. ale o zadne nebylo ami ro-
kovano senat dosud nenf sor
ganisovan nasledkem sporu o
predsednictvf vvboru pro me-
zistatnf obchod.
Senator Harrison 2 Missis-
s'ppi rozesmal sj6 kollepv re-
ef, v niz ku konci pravil:
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0sPEcHy MExlekXcA PovsTALct.
OZNAMUJf, zE DORYLI PET NEST PO
KRVAVE BITVE

Vladni vojsko ustupuje pred
povstalci po bitve blfze Api-
zaco, v nfz zistavilo ma bojis-
ii mnoho mrtvych a ranenych
a 5000 zajatcu bylo vzato,
die oznamenf z kruhi povsta-
leckych.
Mesto Mexiko, 20. prosince.
ctyri kolony pozIstavaifci z
10000 federalI zahajily po-
stup ma Guadalajara, Pueblu,
Esperanzu a Oriental, die
zpravy vydane odborem valky
dnes. Zprava dodava, ze do
bytf Oriental jest otekavano
v nekolika hodin&ch.
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vY$ETRovANi FlIlplNsKE WkDY.
Cd ZAHAJENt ZAsEDANt 3. pROsINCE MIC
NEBYLO VYKONANO.

notlivcd." pravil Frear, "jez
cinily celkem $1,773.0OO, spo-
trebovanych Woodovym kam-
pannim vyborem, zahrnovaly
prispevky Cd olejarskych, ta-
baenickych, bankovnfch, ze-
.leznicnich a iinych zajmi, jez
maii zaroven zajem v nevy-
uzitkovanych dosud prirod-
Mich zdrojich Filipin."
z teto prfciny zada Sc reso.
luci rovnez vysetrovanf. zdali
ii, kdoz pfispfvali do Woodo.
va kampanpiho fondu, nejsou
mezi temi, kdoz zfskali boha.
te a vynosne vysady ma Filipi.
mach.
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VRAzDA K V0Ll NABO.
zENSTVf.

Norwa'k. O.. 20. prosince.
F. !. Briggs. 48lety, z Nor
walk. bvl strelen a smrteln9
7ranSn dnes odpoledne blize
Fitsrhville. trinact mil iihov1-
rhodn6 odtrd Frankem Spring
s+eader. 69letvrr. farmafem.
M hadce K Will nahozenstvi.
c+sa1ha ndala Sc vn Snringstea
DOVE do~onvd. odkud BRIGGS
hvl dorravan do nemocnice v
New London. kde zemfel.
Springstead bvl zatcen a OBJ
zaloba pro vrazdu proti n9mu
vznesena.
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.HUCHESOVO ODHALENl VYsMlVANO.
P0KR0K0Vf SENATOR DoBIRAJI 81
SEKRETkRE STATU.
OBVINENf PROTI SOVETU BUDOU WISE
TROVANA SENATNfM VYBOREM.

ce, kdykoli otazka uznani Ru-
ska byla by vyvolana v sena-
te.
Odbor. statu ostre kritisoval
senator Norris z Nebrasky,
jenz vyvolal vseobecnou vese-
lost, kdyz prohlasil, ze ma spo
lehlive informace, ze pri po-
slednfch '.rudych najezdech"
bylo nafizeno odborem spra-
vedlnosti, ably sebrani byli ja-
ko bolsevici vsichni muzi, KITE
Fl nosi vousy nebo vypadajf
jako bolsevici a tn pry sekre-
tar statu mel by 81 dati pozor.
"Chystaji-li Sc move najez-
dy, doufam, ze odbor sprove-
dlnosti uvedomi sekretare HUI
ghese a, naseho vehlasneho
vidce zde. p. Lodge, tax aby
nebyli zatceni a spoutani de
portovani nekdy, az klidne ru-
ku v ruce kraceti budou po
Pennsylvania ave. Jaka ma
rodni pohroma by to byla!'
zvolal Norris "a vseobecneho
smichu v zasedaci sfni i ma
gallerifch. Ma tom vsak Sc ne
podilel senator Lodge, jenz
sc zle mracil.
Rovnez senator Rorah ostre
tkritisoual selretafe I 1zne s~ss
a po delsfm nalehani ziskal cd
senatora Lodge slib, ze obvi-
neni odboru statu budou vyse-
tfovana vyborem pro zahra-
nicnf vztahy, jehoz jest Lodge
|predsedou. Senator Lodge to
slibil, az kdyz Borah pohro-
I'll vysetrovanfm jinym vybo-
rem.
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Washington, 20. prosince.-
v resoluci, podane dnes kon-
gresnikem Frearem, republi-
kanem z Wisconsin,, zadano
jest vysetfovani vyborem ma
pravidla administrace guver-
nera Wooda ma Filipinach. Wy
setrovanim tfmto ma Sc faro
ven zjistiti, zdali nadesel cas-
k poskytnuti neodvislosti lidu
filipinskemu.
V reci, kterou kongresnik
Frear provazel podani sve re-
soluce, zminoval Sc o kampa-
nj gen. Wooda o republican
skou presidentskou nominaci
v r.. 1920. "Prfspevky cd jed
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Washington, 20. prosince.-
Sensacni obvineni americkeho
odboru statu, ze rusti bolsevic
tt vddcove planuji "vztyciti ru
dou vlajku mad Bilym Do
men,, budou vysetrovana Sc
natem Spojenych StatI.
Republikanstf odporucova-
tele uznani Ruska v senate,
iako senator Borah z Idaha a
Norris z Nebrasky, kteri kriti-
sovali a vystavovali posmechu
sekretare statu Hughese pro
ieho ''neotesanou a nezdvori-
lou notu sovetske vlade", Il
skali slib cd senatora Lodge z
Massachusetts,, republikanske-
no vidce a predsedy vyboru
ma zahranicnf vztahy, ze W.
Dor tento podrobi bedlivemu
vysetrovani vsechny informa-
.ce, O nez p. Hughes Opel sva
obvin6ni.
Ma tvrzeni, ze material"
jenz poslouzil p. Hughesovi k
ucineni tax tezkych obvineni
proti sovetske vlade, jest pet
rokI starry, z dob, kdy jeste
svetova valka trvala a kdy W.
setfovana byla radikalnf Gin
-noee We Spojenych Statesh, od-
pCrxdef Sci seskretaaf statu, We je.
no informace Sc datujf ze srp.
ma 1928. A rovnez jaksi mad.
hodil, ze ma jest6 dalsi ddka-
zy o sovstske cinnosti zde.
Prevlada mineni, re p. Hu.
ghes odevzda vsechen mate
rial tohoto druhu senatoru Lo.
dge-ovi, tax aby jej mel po ru
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Pafiz, 20. prosince. - Ra-
da Svazu Narodd dnes prijala
jednomyslne plan ma financni
rekonstrukci Uher TIME zpI-
sobem, jako pouzito bylo v Ra
kousku S takovymi dobrymi
vysledky.
DIE tohoto planu Uhry od-
vadely by Svazu dichody re
sveho cla a jinvch statnich
monopoli a sverily by Svazu
dohled mad svymi financemi a
Svaz Sc uvoluje ziskati pdicku
25O.OOO.00O zlatych korun a
vvrovnati statni rozpocet, tax
aby vydani kryto bylo prij-
mem. do 80. Gervna 1925.
Svazovy plan bude nyni
predlozen mad'arske Wade a
narodim Male Dohody. iez
mali k pozadovani cd Uher
vSleGne nahradv. Avsak jezto
vsechnv tyto vlady daily jiz
predbeznv souhlas, iedna Sc o
ponhou formalitu a neni po-
chvbnosti o tom. ze az rada
Svazu seide Sc V breznu pfi-
stiho roku. bnde moci zahaiiti
unisovani pHickv. Tato jest q
60 procert mensi nez ona 30.
kvtrnta Rakonsku. v cemz Ms
49, isor zislan&ni. nebot' "a
dali p6icku mnohem v6tsi.
Presne podminky planu ma.
d'arskd piickv nebylv dany
ma vereinost. avsak nelisi sc
od onech.~za nichz zaopatrena
nHicka Rakousku. Vsichni sG.
Hastneni narodOve se 7avazn.
II. 10 nehndou vyhledavati ~
dnVch zvlastnfch who'd v U.
hrach a vlada teto zema Sc "a.
va7uie. ze bnde satriti vsech
podmfnek Trianonske smlou.
wy.
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RUMUNSKO Rude PLATlT
DLUHY.

Bukurest'. 18. prosince. -
Rumunskv rozpoGet ma rok
1924, iak ohlasen byl minis
trem financf. bude poprve Cd
valkv obsahovati opatrenf ku
placenf droku z domacfho a
cizfho dluhu. Y toho obnos asi
10 rnilionu dollarn urcen lest
pro Spoiene Statv. Roznotet,
ienz jest neivetsi v deiinach
zeme, vvkazuje vydanf "a BIZ
lionu lvd a zahrnuje zvyseni
rozpoctu ma arm&du o sos mi
liont lvh.
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Elyria, O., 20. prosince. -
Spolecnost Lorainske poulicnf
drahy vyrovnala sc Dorothy
Schrockovou, 5letou, jejiz jme
mem podana byla proti nj "a
loba. zaplacenfm $4,000 a
vsech vyloh. Dfvenka pfejeta
byla pred rokem karou zmfne-
ne spolecnosti a ob9 nohy il
rozdrceny, takze musely bytf
amputovany.
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PlNKERTON ZANECHAL
$1,000. 900.

Chicago, 20. prosince. -
Pozistalost $1.2OO.000 bvla
zanechana Williamem A. Pin
kertonem, povestnym detekti-
vem. jenz zemfel nedavno v
Kalifornii, die poslednf vdle
predlozene probatnfmu soudu
vcera. Vetsina majetku je od-
kazana jeho dvema dceram,
nj. Isabel Watkinsove a pf.
Margaret Colemanove, jez o.
be bydli v Chicagu.
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NAVRAT UPRCHl.E
ODSOUZENKY.

AS nfed tremi tydnv byla o.
kresnim sousllcem Cullen od-
souzena do Marysvillskt zen-
ska polensovrv 21-leta Sylvia
Stobrichova, iez Sc "a liteni
priZnals. re ukradla J. Sadie
rovi. 1863 lings rd. kozich.
Kdyz Sc bailif po nj po rozsud
XII shanel. aby il dopravil ma
misto. nebvlo danny tuto
zr,;zela. Bydlela sice v els.
34Oo Tate ave. ale nemohla
bfti nalezena. Konecn6 wee
ra Sc obinvila ma policeini straz
rici ma Oregon ave. a vych.
"a. ulici. zavesana s kazde stra
nv " policisty Dwyereme Els
monta. Rvla timed ubytovana
v okresnf v6znici. odkud bude
transportovana do Marysville.
Zdwovala sc v Lorain a as
med ctvrmi dnv vratila sc do
Clnvelandu. kde bvla poznana
pri nakupu V listen obchod6.
"Nev6dela jsem, ze jsem
odeonNena a kdvz kazdy cd sou
dn odchazel. ala isem take.
Stra5nik sam mi otevrel dvefe.
PriSti den jsme novinach &c.
tia. ze Sc DO mne shaneli. Ale
rozhodla isem Sc, ze zpet ne
piidu." vypravela vcera ma.
deina ia mladh DANA, po svem
polapeni.