davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10
vkfDLA HoRKE voDY.

Bergen, Norsko, 8. zafi.
z Islandu prave bylo ozname-
no, ze lide tamni nebudou po-
trebovati uhlf k vyt&p6ni svych
bytI. Grady v Reykjavik,
hlavnfm m6st6, pomysleji ma
zuzitkovanf pfirodnich hor-
kych vfidel geyserd k vyta-
penf cel& zeme. Diva velike
geysery json bane hlavniho
m9sta a vody z Mich d&yno by
10 pouziv&no hosp dyn9mi pfi
prani prada. Volda z prame-
nd bude pfivedena do mesta v
dfev9nfch rour&ch Z rozvede-
ma po domech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10
PET cLENo RoDINY
ZABITO.

Terre Haute, Ind, 8. zaff.
Daniel Cash, 42-lety q ctyh
tlenov& jeho rodiny byh zabi-
ii ma .mfst2 dnes yeter, kdyz
jejich automobil zasazen byl
vlakem Chicago and Eastern
Illinois drahy ma kfizovatce v
Pimento, Ind, nedaleko odtud.
Rodina bydlela Billie Pimento.
Krone Cashe byli zabiti, je-
no manxe8ka q til synove,
Homer, 17-lety; Thomas, Sale
ty a John, 2-lety. Jediny z
cel6 rodny zhstal ma zivu
Donald Cash, hoSfk 6-lety,
jenz utrpel pouze zlomeninu
nohy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10

Santa Barbara, CAL, 3. "a
Ii. Sedm torpedoborcd Spoje-
nych Stati q osobni parnfk
Cuba bylo bud rozbito nebo
zle porouchano vcera rano .
vecer. v&leGnE lodi .zahn&ny
byly divokou vichficf q "a hu7
ste mlhy ma skaliska proti
majaku Arguello, sedmdesAt
pct mil Cd Santa Barbara .
osobnf parnik na ltes phi il
hovtcholdnfm konci ostrova
San Miguel, tficet pet NH Cd
tohotos pffstavu.
Dvacet pet muzd ma torpe-
doborcfch zahynulo Z vsschny
lod jsou tax porouch& Any. -
v0bec nedan % spraviH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10
zAERO(EM PNCHOTA 6SPEsN1M.
TEzAk 1 HORNfCI PRISTOUPIII MA
GUVERNERlJV PLAN.
SAa aOUVA, KTERA MUSf BYTI ScHvALENA SJEZ-
DEM HAv1RU, UZAVRENA MA DIVA roxy.

Seznamil sc SWIM plAnem
presidenta Coolidge a v dopi-
Sc tomuto zaslanem cinf ma.
sledujfci navrhy:
l, Ably komise pro mezistat-
nj obchod podrobila revisi
dovozni sazby Gitane zelezni-
cemi "a dopravu tvrdeho "
hli.
2. Totez bude zad&no Cd
pennsylvanske komise pro ve-
fejnou sluzbu.
8. Odporucuje, aby uhelna
komise Spojenych Statd uve-
fejnila svdj nalez . vtdel-
cfch a vylohach dolovanf u
hi a pfi prodeji We velkem i
drobnem.
A. Hodla pozvati do konfe-
renee guvernery vseeh stAtd,
" nichz jest tvrd@ho uhlf po-
uzfvano, ably dIkladne byla
projednana tato ot&xka vyd6l-
XII jich vztahu k cen&m "
hli.
v dopise k pres;dentovi pra
vi guvern&r, ze n&sledkem "a
,,vedenf osmihodinove pracovni
DOLBY a zvyseni mzdy d6lnikd
,,vylohy spojen& s vydolov&nfm
'tuny uhli budou . 60f & csntA
wv Y! -. |4seat ! 81 q
hlo by byti usetfeno pfi do
prave. .T9zari tvrdf, ze vylohy
budou vyssi o 80 cent?. Zajf-
nave vsak jest tvrzenl guver-
nerovo, ze kdyby celych tech
so centd slo z kapes tezafd,
jest6 potion jejich vtdelky
byly by znamenite.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10

Harrisburg, Pa, 8. zafi. "a
stupci t6zafd a havirI z tvrdo-
uhelneho pasma dnes vecer
|pfistoupili ma lpodminky mzdo
We. smlouvy ma dobu dvou ro-
kh SkAlovy lvybor unie bezod
|kladn3 schvalil dohodnutl a
|ur<il II. zafi jako den ku ko
mani sjezdu ze tri distrikti We
Scranton, kde bude pfedloze-
ma ku schvaleni homiknm. To-
to bezpecn6 Sc ocekava a pax
zah&iena bade prace v dolech,
|jez byly 2avfeny Cd |. zarf.
Nova smlouva bude pode-
ps&na zastupci havifd q te.
xafI v Harrisburgu. avsak 4.
fednfci unie pravi, ze nebude
1eba vyck&vati formalnfho pc
|deps&nf. aby prace v dolech
mohla byti zahajena.
Opatfeni noveho dohodnutf,
uzavfeneho ma zdejsi konfe.
renci opfrajf Sc o ctyfi body
'pl&nu guvernera Pinchota
|jenz svolal obe strany ' pora'
du do Harrisburgu minuly t.
den. Tyto ctyfi body obsahu
il: Zvyseni mzdy 0 10 procen'
pro vsechny delniky v do
lech; zavedenf osmihodinove
ho pracovniho dne, uznani Y
ME q z&sady kollektivnfht
vyjednavani.
Harrisburg, Pa, 8. zafi. Ny
nj, kdyz sc guverneru Pincho'
tovi podarilo ukonciti stavku
podnika dalsi kroky k tomu
cili, aby dcet nemusela platit
vefejnost We zvysehych ce
mach "a tvrde uhli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10
DEDIc JIHOsLOvANSKEHO
TRUNU.

Belehrad, 8. zarf., = Kra-
lovna Marie jihoslovanska da-
La dnes rano zivot zdravemu
synovi. 4 Kralovna Marie, jak
zn6mo, jest rozenou rumun-
skou princeznou a jeji shatek
5 kralem Alexandrem jihoslo-
vanskym vykladan byl jakoz-
to upevpeni svazkd mezi Jugo-
slavii 9 Rumunskem, kterezto
ODE zem6 jsou cleny Male do
hody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10

nenych bude kolem 100000.
Ma jednotlive pohfby vdbec
nelze pomysleti. Ably prace 8
odklizenim desitek tisicd mrt-
vych byla co nejvice nrychle-
ma, zrizovana jsou prozatimni
krematoria. Financni ministr o
znamil dnes v Kyoto, proza-
timnim lhapitole Japanu, ze
pomocne sbirky dostoupily
$15,O0O,OO0. Subskripce CT
sarske rodiny cini 100000
900 yeni ($50,O00. .000).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10
ROZSAH JAPONSKE kATA.
STROFY.
PoGet mrtvych mezi 200, 600 .
SOC, 900, ranSnych mezi 30O,-
600 q 500, 600.

Washington, 9.> zari. Stra-
slivy rozsah katastrofy postih-
nuvsi Japan, byl dnes 1fedn6
naznacen spolecnym prohlase-
MIN sekretafe obchodu Hoove-
ra a Johna Bartona Payne-a,
narodnfho pfedsedy Americke-
no Cerveneho Kfize. Odhad,
jenz opira Sc o zpr&vy ku Via
de Spojenych Stat1 a Cervene
mu Xiii, udava pocet mrt-
vych mezi 100000 q 100000
a ran9nych mezi 100000 a
100000 a tech, kdoz jsou v ma
proste nouzi a bez pfistresi
ma 100000. Do fondu Ger
veneho Kfize seslo sc jiz 3d.
542,9O0.
Sanghaj, Gina, 9. zafi. Re-
konstrukce spustOSene obla-
sti v Japonsku rychle pokra-
cuje. Vl&da ch&pe Sc heroic
kych krokn ma zmfrn6nf utr-
penf ma 10000 ctverecnfch
mitch spustosenych v sobotu
tJden tim nejhrozn9jAm ze-
m6tfesenim, ohnem q pribojo-
YOU vlnou, jake kdykoli a kde
koli Sc ud&ly.
Tficet tisic mrtvych bylo
spocit&no v Yokohama samot-
ne q tolikez v Tokiu, die Il
redniho odhadu obdrzen6ho v
Sanghaji dnes. DIE t6chto ci-
slic nebyl by pocet ob9tf tax
veliky jak prvne oznamovanc
"a vseobecn@ho zmatku 2 jak
i nynf ud4vaN zpr&vy; obdrze-
ne vl&dou Spoj. St&tds Amer
Cervenym KHzem. DIE japon.
skeho 6fednfho odhadn pora.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10
NAMOkNf PIRATE PRE-.
PADLl LODI.

Sofia, Bulharsko, 8. zari. -
Pirati pfepadli buQharsky SKID
ner Anon, z Varny, ma Ger
mem mofi, umuGivse k smrti
vsechny cleny mu3stva al ma
jednoho, die zpravy zde dnes
obdrzene. Dvacet osm tisic
tureckych lher zlata bylo u
kradeno. Lod' byla pax poto.
pena vybuchem petrolu. il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10

S vYKLIZENlM OSTROyA KORFU, ZABRANEIIO
ITALIl, BUDE IHNED ZAPOcATo.

Geneva, 8. zaff. Politis, FEC
Ky delegat We Svazu Narodn,
obdrzal dnes vecer zpr&vu 2
Ath6n, ze jeho vlada pfijala
rozhqdnutf rady velvyslancd. 2
italakych kruhd Sc sdeluje, ze
. vyklizenfm ostrova Korfu
bude zapotato ihned, jezto 4
tale rovn<z pfijala podrnmky
zminen6ho t9lesa.
Tfmto aff6ra,. jez vyvolala
obavy pred novou valkon jest
povazov&na "a skonGenou. Ka
zdy 2 deleg&ti jevf upfimn6
pot9senf mad tim, ze nebezpe-
cna zapletka byla st'astn6 u
rovnana a jedin9 vyskytuje Sc
otazka,. do jake miry Svaz
NArodd osv9dGil svoji uzitec-
most. V9tsina delegath shoduje
Sc v tom, ze byl to vlastn9
Svaz narod1, jenz zabranil
hrozicf valce, nebot' pred MIN
byla celia zalezitost projedna-
ma a tim pax fidila Sc velvy-
slanecka rada. Ia pouha okol
most, ze jest zde t6leso, pied
nez jednotlivf narodove mo-
hou pfijiti Sc svynli spory, pl-
ne ospravedlnuje existenci Sva
zu N&rodh.
~ zde nflody "a .netvrdilo. ze
! - 1slred M ~ konnpe.
tentnin, aby mohl diktovati,
jakou n&hradu neb jake "a
dostiucinenf Recko melo by
d&ti Italii. Ami Recko tohoto
stanoviska nikdy nezaujfma-
10. Avsak ono Sc odvolalo ku
Svazu q tyz prijal toto odvo-
l&ni, ponevadz p9tidenni ulti-
matum dane Mussolinim Re
cku, v mineni v6tsiny delega-
til, moh1o miti v zap6tf valku.
A okkupace ostrova Korfu by
la jiz do jist6 miry zahajenim
skutecne valky.
z t6to pficiny, aby Sc valce
zabranilo, Svaz Narodd polka
dal "a svoji povinn'ost zakro4
citi a ze konech6 oba narodo-
We pfijali rozhodnutf velvysla
necke rady, kdyz celia otazka
byla dlkladn9 procerp&na
pred Svazem Narodd, nepada
celkem ma vahu. Svaz byl tn
v postavenf poroty, pred MD
cely spor projednan.
Zajimavo tez jest, lie ze AZ
n&rodn, zastoupenych We Sva-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10

zu, 35 Sc jich Primo vyslovi-
10 proti Italii. cfmz nejlepe
se dkazalo, ze sv9tove We
fejn6 min9nf postavf Sc proti
kazd6 zemi, jez jednala by u
kvapen6 We v9ci porusenf mf-
m.
Korfu, 8. z&ff. Ultimatum
bylo doruceno Reckon Alba
nil, vyzadujicf vydanf b9hem
p9ti dni vrahn p9ti italskych
dhstojnfkd billie Janiny, die
zprayy obdrzene zde. Recko
ucinilo omen poxadavek ma Al
banii po vysetfov&ni, jirnz Sc
pry ukazalo, ze byli to vlast-
ne Alb&nci, kteff Italy po-
vrazdili.
Rim, 8. zaff. Italsky konsu-
lat fatrasu, Kecko, Dyi "a
palen davem b2hem protiital-
ske demonstrace, pravl depe-
se ku Giornale D'Ita1ia, cd
zpravodaje onoho listu v Kor-
flu, jenz obdrzel inforn,ace ty-
To cd lOdnikn. ktefi pfiieli tam
po+ra.u
1+ol.Ls ro,o,;a x,+.;,cs 90;
< o00 osob vxtz;nou ) Annie
! s;c;,;e srro. r;.ovaIa rrnt;-
darron.+r.,c; 4 : ohx+; h,,,v IA =
IN, stransch
D e. s s. 4 /. sssss
Aor1u' :. zaf1. ltalsti kara
Dinnicl zatkii ones ctyri rec
ke cetnfky, dopadene pr tom,
kdyz Sc pokouseii pr1statl ma
ostrov. Kekove proniasill' ze
sDehi od sveno piuku V Epi-
ru. kde pry docnazelo ku ca
stym q KrvaVym vzpouram. DE-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10

lv zahn&ni ma skaliska v n&ko
lika minutxch "a sebon die
sd4len{ namofn{ch distoinf.
XII Flotilla. ;eiiz G6stf rozbi.
Is lodi bvlv. bvla nod vele.
MIN kapitana Edwarda Watao
ma : Delphv. a byla ma. cvi.
1ebnf playb9.
Mrtvl Dyh vslcnnl zachyce'
~ Ve sVycn iuzkacn na TOT
peooDorcl Young 9enz se po'
|sopA ve dvoasmana.ae YOU Pc ~ !
razu ma skaaisko. vlce nez oo.
n9zu Dyio zacnraneno z torpe
uoDorcu' Jez ones vecsr roA.
J..y a,.c,;.,. .' 80 1' -
aa =
z pozdstaltch, patnact va
1n8 poranenych bylo pfiveze.
no do okresnf nemocice v San
ia Barbara. Sto jinych byio
potluceno a pofezano, kdyz
plovai v bezpeci melkou vo.
dou pmou ostrych kamend,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10
Ma SKALY PACInCKfHO POBkEn.
.ZAtINANO SEDM VALECNYCH Lodi
A JEDEN PARNfK.
TRACEDlE, UDAVSl Sc "a VCHkICE a HUSTE
MILKY, vYzADALA 81 Is zIVOTU.

Parnfk Cuba potopil Sc be-
hem noci, avsak vSiclni cestu
lief q clenove n1uzStva byli
bud dopraveni do Los Angeles
ma torp6doborci Reno neb jsou
ma cest9 do Sam Francisca ma
parnfku Standard
Oil Co. w. s. Miller, s vyjim-
kou kap. G. J. Hollanda, po-
kladnfka. stewards q osmi lod-
nikd, kteff zistali. aby hlfda-
Ii zasilku $2,500,000 V neraze
1l6m stffbfe.. -
Neproniknutemk nlha byla
pffcinou z6bou shest9sti.
Torped edobofci Chauncey,
Woodbury., Fuller. .;sS. P. Lee,
Nicholas, Young = Ds0phy BY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-10

Columbus, O., 8. z&fi. Ze
ctyf trestancd, ktefi po prepa
deni hlfdace v sobotu kr&tce
po. poledni, uprchli ze st&tni
ohioak6 kaznice. jeden, Ralph
DonIoyan. III -letS. yyslnhNnci
81 dozivotnf za1&f pro vrazdu
v druhem stupni, byl zastre-
len dnes. Ostatni, Tony Am
mersbach, 27-lety z Cleve-
landu, odsouzeny pro oloupeni
obydli "a noci ma patnact ro-
XII; William Harris, 27 -lety, z
okresu Franklin, odsouzeny
ma lhItu cd jednoho roku do
patnacti pro velkokradez a
Joe Carney, 28-lety, z okre-
su Montgomery, odsouzeny ma
dvacet rokd pro stfelbu 8 d.
myslem zabitf, jsou dosud ma
svobod6.
Trestanci dopadeni byli
dnes silnou druzinou v6zeh-
skych a serifovych zrizencd
blize East Columbus a pri pal
be ma ne zahajene Donovan
byl zabit, kdezto 0statni tfi
muzi uprchli do kukuficneho
pole, kde jest po Mich patra-
no.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
FEAR RESCUE ATTEMPTS.
ALI Trains in Neckar Valley
Searched to Foil Efforts.

By the Associated Press.
HEIDELBERG. August 16.-The
Neckar valley has become an armed
camp as result of the Bergdoll af
fair. All trains from the occupied
area are searched on the theory thai
French or Americans may be en- route
to Eberbach or Mosbach with inten-
tions of trying to rescue Hooven
GritfiS and Victor Nelson from jail.
Plainclothes men are assisting the
Baden police in the work of inspect
ing passenger trains going toward
Eberbach. All passengers without
visaS TO enter Baden are taken from
the trains and arraigned before the
passport control to have their papers
regulated.
The RadeneSe fear an armed at
tempt on the part of the French mil
i.ary in the occupied area to rescue
Karl Sperber. the Freedman held in
connection with the Bergdoll' kidnap-
ing case, and officials today an
nounced that he had been moved
from the hospital To jail for safe
keeping.
Sperber's baggage in his hotel here
has been searched and all his papers,
together with those of GriffiS and
Nelson, have been sent to the Baden
states attorney at Karlsruhe.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
WOMAN, 73, RESCUED
AFTER UPSET IN RIVER
Backwash From Steamer Over
turns Rowboat-Clings TO It
Despite Current.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Mich, August 16.-Pas-
sengers on the White Star steamer
Greyhound witnessed fifteen minute
struggle between the waters Of the
Detroit river and a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
old woman, clnging to an overturned
rowboat. The woman, Mrs Michael
Sosinski, was rescued by an officer from
the Greyhound.
Mrs Sosinskrs husband died re-
Gently and the aged woman had gone
IN a rowboat to- Fighting Island to be
alone amid the scenes where she and
her husband had spent many evenings
together. Backwash from the steam
er City of Detroit, overturned the
rowboat, which she had anchored.
She went to the bottom IN thirty
feet of water, but was able to climb
back by means of the anchor chain,
hand over hand. She then chung to
the boat until rescued.
The woman refused further aid whel
the Greyhound docked. When Capt
w. c. Adams of the steamer express
ell surprise that "a woman OF her age
was able to survive such strenuous
encounter with the treacherous
waters of the river, Mrs. SoSinski
said she had been with her husband
on the river for more than thirty
five years before he died.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
G0MPERS SAYS LABOR
| IN u. S. NOT RADICAL
Evolution Instead of Revolution
Declared American Aim, in
Chicago Address.

CHICAGO, August 16.-The labor
movement in America is evolutionary
and not revolutionary, and radical lism
is not prevalent. Samuel GomRers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, asserted in an address be-
fore the Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployes Association. He made it plain
that labor proposes to continue or
ganization work among immigrant
workers.
Development of national spirit
can not be effected when foreigners
coming to this country =, are still
mentally living in their own coun-
tries" he continued, until this diff
Guilty is overcome We cannot have
national harmony"
Declaring that big business inter
eSts have sought to keep channel
open from all parts of the world" to
bring in foreigners to work in indus
trial plants. the veteran labor chief
declared that If these people are
good enough for them to bring over
here so they may profit by their
labor, they are good enough for us
to try to organize together for their
own rigfEs.''
Mr.. Gompers declared that after the
armistice the antagonists of labor
opened such a drive on labor as
never was before witnessed in any
country on the globe"
Evening star., 1923-08-16
WILL SEEK RETURN
Of BERCDOLL TOU.S.
Hughes Says Americans Held
for Attempted kidnapping
= = to Be Protected.
ny the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, August 16. - The
United States government not only
will do everything it can to obtain
the release Of Lieut.. Hooven Gritfis,
Hamilton. Ohio, from prison in Ger
many, but will exert all its power to
bring Grover Cleveland Bergdoll,
draft evader, back to America. This
was the Sist of a telegram from Sec
retary of State Hughes to Raymond
a. LasanCe. national adjutant of the
disabled American Veterans of the
World War, received at national head
quarters in Cincinnati. GriffiS was
imprisoned In Mossbacfr, Germany.
following an attempt to kldnap Berg
doll.
The telegram follows:
Although the Bergdoli -Griffis sit
uaticn is extremely delicate, the State
DeEa rtment wishes to assure the ma
ttonaA headquarters of the Disabled
American Veterans of the World War
that the utmost care of the govern
ment will be exercised to protecT the
interest of Lieut.. Gritfis, and, if pos
sIbie. to obtain the immediate eX-
tradition of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll
tSigneO ~"CHARLES E. HUGHES, j.,
Secretary of State.
More than $500 already has been
received at national headquarters
from various rosts and individual
members of the Disabled American
Veterans to obtain 1qunsel for Lieut.,
lGriffis, and indications are that Il
fund of not less than SlO,OoO VIII, d
raised within a few days for his de-
Tense. The Disabled Veterans have
declared their intention 70 back Lieut.
Griffis to the limit, and they say II
$4,000 is not sufficient they Will
raise more.
Evening star., 1923-08-16

yesterday for an indefinite period be-
cause of lack of orders. About 800
employees are affected. The company
has built every yacht defender of the
Americas cup.
The Herreshoff plant was founded
in 1879 by Nathaniel @. Herreshoff,
noted designer, of cup defenders. and
his brother John b. .Herreshoff. In
the early 70s the Herreshoffs began
the building of steam yachts. torpedo
boats, ferry boats. high speed marine
engines and tubular boilers. For many
years the firm did work for the
United States government and many
foreign governments.
Evening star., 1923-08-16

teresting because q new formation
for the army will be experimental
with. Two types OF units will be
tried. One of these will be composed
of q division of storm troops with
wireless and flying sections. intended
to replace cavalry, of which the last
war is held to have shown the use
lessness. The other will be a division
of light infantry, provided with all
possible means to obtain the maxi
mum mobility.
If these experiments prove success
full. the whole army probably will be
remodeled on these lines.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
BERGDoLL AIDS PROBE.
Seeks to Run Down Clues in Al
legged kidnapping Effort.
By the Associa ted Press,

By the AsSocia ted Press.
EBERBACH, August 16.-Grover
Bergdoll, who now is the best known
resident of Baden and the hero of
Neckar valley. which has been his
home for the past three years, is so
busy helping the officials run down
clues in connection with the recent
alleged attempt to kidnap him thai
he has not had time. to reply 10 tele-
grams of congratulation sent from
America.
The Badenese Gre indignant over
this second attempt to capture Berg
doll and are extremely bitter because
damages alleged TO have been prom
ised a German girl WHO was shot two
years ago when all Amer lean at
tempted to seize Bergdoll have not
been paid.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
VOTE $4,000 FOR MINERS.

NEW YORK, August 16.-Officials
Of the United Mine Workers of Amer
ica, gathered here for wage negotia
tions with anthracite operators. today
appropriate $4,000 to relieve the dis
tress of members in the mine explosion
at kemmerer, Wyo.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
PRISONERS AGAIN MOVED.
Authorities Act as Popular Feel
ing Runs High.
Iir the Associated Press

TT the AssOCiated Fress.
MOSBACH, Baden. August 16-
Hooven Griftis and Victor Nelson, the
Americans held in connection with
the recent attempt to kidnap Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll, draft evader,
have been moved again since their
arrival at the Mosbach Jail. While
making this announcement today the
authorities refused to dlvulge
whittier the men had been taken, de-
claring an attempt to injure or kid
nap them might result should their
whereabouts become known, as high
state of excitement prevails over the
affair.
Evening star., 1923-08-16

and authorized to proceed at once With
the Incorporation and promotion of hs.
new Abraham Lincoln University. tEy
Institution TO be built and conducted
according to the democratic ideals or
the martyr President.
Effort will be made at once to raise
$500, 900 to begin organization OF the
school Within a few months the
committee will start a drive to raise
a permanent endowment of $5,OOO,OOo
Evening star., 1923-08-16
MRS. REID UNDER GUARD

CHICAGO, August 1.-two federal
narcotic agents We're assigned to
guard Mrs. Wallace Reid. widow of
the movie star. after she complained
to authorities yesterday that she had
been warned twice by telephone here
to stop her campaign against drugs.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
CHILDREN'S SHOES

Every pair Ked Oxfords and Pinafore Pumps, CSC.
Boys Tennis Sport Shoes, white or brown, S1.19.
Infants and Childrens Low Shoes, ST.
Mahogany Brown All Leather Play Oxfords, soc.
$3.50 to $3.50 Billiken Low Shoes; broken lots, 81.
Half Socks, pairs for SOC, pair for 19c.
Art Silk 81 Socks; Mercerized Half Socks, 29c
HechtC Third FIor)
Evening star., 1923-08-16
FAMED YACHT PLANT
FORCED TO SHUT DOWN
Bristol Factory Closed Fifst Time
in Fifty Years by Lack
of Orders

by the Assn"iatet Press.
BRISTOL. Il. L., August l6.--For the
first time since the Herreshoff Manu-
featuring Company was established
fifty years ago, the plant was closed
Evening star., 1923-08-16

When the gas companies can't make
both ends meet, is it the fault OF the
meters?
Evening star., 1923-08-16
ELAN COLLEGE FOUNDED
ON LINCOLN IDEALS
sspringfeld, Ill, to Raise $500, 900
to Start School Orgari-
zation.

BY the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, August 16.-At
a meeting of 200 business and profess
sional men, committee was appointed
Evening star., 1923-08-16
ITALY TO EXPERIMENT
WITH MILITARY UNITS
Storm Troops and Mobile Infantry
Divisions Will Be
Tested.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, August 16.-The army ma
neuvers to be held shortly in north
ern Italy promise to be especially in
Evening star., 1923-08-16
WOMEN'S APPAREL

Linen, Ratine, Wolfe Wash Dresses, $6o5.
81 Excellent Style Silk Dresses, $6.o5.
10 Dresses of jersey for sport wear, $6.95.
, Dresses of tweed, to close out, S6.95.
SIS & $3.50 Sport Coats; small group $8.o5
S5.95 to $40 Sport Coats; small lot $2.o5.
Four SIS Silk More Dresses; to close, $3.50.
Two Lace Frocks; formerly $2o5O, $19.5O.~
Two $2o5O Foulard & Georgette Gowns, $3.50
Two $35 Roshanara Crepe Sport Frocks $3.50
Two SIS Pussywillow Silk Dresses, $3.50.
Twelve SIS Dresses; assorted styles, $3.50
SIS to SIS Dresses; various fabrics, $11.95.
Extra-size Knit Fabric Dresses, $11.95.
$40 50 to $35 Goats in mannish fabrics, SIS.
$40 so to S35 Suits, in various styles, SIS.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
BOYS APPAREL

Wash Suits formerly ST. 80 to S1.o5, now 95c.
Summer Pants, of gray tan crash, now 29c.
SOC to $1.25 White, Khaki, Percale Shirts, 69c.
Splendid One-p piece Bathing Suits at 81.
Big Boys So 2-Pants Suits; Norfolk style, S5.o5.
The HecnC Co Third
Evening star., 1923-08-16
TOTS APPAREE

Summer Dresses; many styles, many fabrics Csc.
The Hecht Third FLnr
Evening star., 1923-08-16
LINENIS---DRAPERIES

81 or Fu1-sized Seamless Sheets; irregulars, 81.
Cretonne Overdrapes; side pieces and valance, 69c
Cretonne Overdrapes; side pieces and valance, 81.
Marauisette Portieres side pieces and valance, ST.
TIN Co FouthF
Evening star., 1923-08-16
GIRLS APPAREL

Imported Gngham School Dresses sizes to IA, $13o
Sizes II and IA SIS Silk Dresses, close, $S.o5.
California Style Bathing Suits at $195
Evening star., 1923-08-16
WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES

S2o5 to $4. 50 Bathing Suits, $2.45.
Rain or shine Silk Umbrellas; irregulars, S2.95.
Long Silk, Channois Fabric Gloves; seconds, o6c.~
Ribbed Cotton Union Suits; perfect, 48c.
Ribbed Cotton Vests; two styles; perfect, 19c
The F Fl
Evening star., 1923-08-16
LUGGAGE

Women's ll-piece Fitted Week End Cases, $6.o5.
Genuine Cowhide $1O75 Travelling Bags, now $895
Full-size Wardrobe Trunk; complete, $29.o5.
Co FrsF
Evening star., 1923-08-16
The Hecht Co.
Seventh at F
The Hecht Co.

There is but one Last Day. Friday is that Day
It therefore behooves you to be here when the
doors open-9:l5 AM-to obtain some OF these
marvellous values