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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
BY FRAZER EDWARDS

NGToN. July is-A
brand new presidential boom for
Hiram Johnson as the compromise
candidate between Mr.. Harding and
Senator La Toilette was being built
today upon the wrcekage Of the re.
publican defeat in Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Boys Sports
Blouses Csc

Well,made Blouses. In ser.
viceable Madras and Oxford
cloths in plain tan and white.
also striped Percales and
woven Madras for Boys to
wear during vacation,
Sizes to Is. csc each.
BOYS WASH HATS, in
broken assortments, sizes 6
to ca only, reduced to 15c
each.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

NEW YORK. July ia repre-.
sentative group OF prosreasiyes has
conferred and decided 70 back WI.
liam s. Kenyon. Of Iowa, former
senator aud now federal judge. for
tho presidency Of the United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
ny LAWRENCE MARTIN

WITH PRESIDENT HARDING.
Seward. Alaska. July President
Harding Is unimpressed by tho po'
lttleal nennco seen In the Mime.
sofa senatorial election. which, he
thinks. resulted entirely from local
conditions.
Warning OF Senator Brookhart
that something must he done for the
farmers II the republican admins.
tration expects 90 win In 1884 has
also left the president unmoved.
lie win not embark on any sudden
farm relief program. Mr., Harding
Is Of the opinion that efforts to
save the farmers or any other class
by artificial ncans, such as con.
gressionai legislation. q as futile as
for man 10 attempt 70 lift himself
hy hts own hootstrans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Hi johnson and KENYON
Doomed for Presidency
Victory of Farmer in Minnesota Starting
Talk on compromise" Candidate for G. O. P.
by PAUL r. MaLInN

to the third party movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
ALL CLASSES TO
SAVE THEMSELVES

FRrmcrs and all Other classes
must work out their own salvation
with whatever help the government
can give In tllc normal. regular way.
the president feels,
II the farmer spokosmen. like
Brookhart. win frame specific recon.
mendations Tor helping tho farmers
they win ho given administration
consideration. Mr.. Harding will as.
SUR. but he holds that congress
has already gone about as fnr as Il
can IN helping agriculture and time
must now be given the new farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

A popular design Gas
sketched), in Table Flat
ware-the Chatham pat
tern, in silver plated,
French-gray finish, fea-
turing the following
pieces, Thursday, at low
prices:
800 KNIVES. Sc each. set
OF 6. S2.1O.
800 FORKS, 30c each. set Of
G, S1.S0.
432 TEASPOONS. 25c each.
set OF 6. S1.5O.
la DESSERT SPOONS. 3Oe
each. set of 6. $50.
IA TABLE SPOONS, 30c
each. set of 6. S1.S0.
IA BUTTER SPREADERS,
3Oc each, set OF 6.
$50.
IA SALAD FORKS, 4Oc
each. set OF 6, $40.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
ALIEN WOMEN EAGER
TO BECOME CITIZENS

DULUTH, Mimi, March 26.-Up
on the iron ranges Of Minnesota, far
away from the disturbing influences
Of the other melting pots in the
United States, there are many wo-
men of foreign birth among the COM
paratively large number of unnatur-
allied residents. But no longer do
they devote their chatting time to
trivial personal matters and tales Of
the old country. Instead they are at
tending schools with the idea of be-
coming active American citizens.
This is the conclusion reacehd by
R. K. Doe, United States naturaliza-
ton 4Naminer for the head of the
lakes, who cites figures to show that
so per cent of those who attend the
range night schools are women. He
says this melting pot is pointing the
way to other centers of native Amer.
leans in civic advancement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
FARM PESTS COST
BILLION EACH YEAR
Hundred Major Plant Bugs And
More Are Of Imported
Kind

WASHINGTON, March ga bill
lion dollars d year is the board bill of
unlimited farm and fruit pest which
have come to the United States from
foreign lands, according to Chairman
c L. Marlatt Of the Federal Horticul-
tural Board. Two hours Of every
days work on the farm or in the
garden and orchard goes to feed
guests, DR.. Marlatt says.
There are at least 100 major plant
pests and many hundreds of minor
pests which have been imported, but
there are thousands Of other pests,
insect and plant, that have not gained
entry into the United States and
which the Federal Horticultural
Board is endeavoring to keep out.
Fifteen guarantees are being en-
forced now, and in connection with
these, efforts are under way to Grad
icate the pink bollworm, the citrus
canker, and the Parlatoria date scale
The other recently established pests,
including the European corn borer,
the Japanses beetle, the pine Blister,
etc, are recognized now as pCrman-
cnt factors in the agriculture Of the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
CORDELE READY FOR
BAPTIST S. S. WORKERS

CORDELE, March 26.-Local
Baptists are very enthusiastic over
the program that has been arranged
for the Georgia Baptist Sunday
School convention here April As
styling it as one of the most interest,"
ing ever planned in Sunday school
circles.
The principal speakers have been
announced as Governor-elect CHIT
ford Walker, Of Monroe; DR.. W. l..
Poteat, president Of Wake Forest col
lege: Arthur Flake, of Nashville,
Tenn; Miss Annie L. Williams, Biz
mingham, Ala; Miss Margaret Frost,
Nashville, Tenn; George w. An
drews, Of Atlanta, secretary OF the
Sunday school department OF the
Georgia Baptist convention; Dr
William Russell Owen, of Macon, and
Miss Virginia Lee, of Nashville
Tenn. H..
The meeting opens Wednesday
night, April a, with musical prog
ram by the Locust Grove destitute
orchestra, the principal speaker OF
the evening being Mr.. Walker ana n ms
subiect "Christian Citizenship" Inc
meeting will be opened with prayer
bv DIR. Charles W. Daniel, of Atlanta
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
S'MMhmlzk1n 80
! l1mzz6ANAupntzN

ing smart clothes could command
more money; some as high as SIS a
day, while ordinary pay for extras
ranged from So to SO.
Here was another shock. / had
always imagined that the studios
supplied clothes worn in pictures. In
some cases they do, but seldom for
the beginner.
Later | was to find out that legs,
too, count lot. l was to face the
embarrassing order, Show me your
legs"
At $3.50, the average extra girls
wage, | would have to work at least
three days a week to keep from eat
ing into my precious little bank fund.
held for emergencies. Only few
extras seemed to get that much EN-
ployment. | thought of my baby
now, rather than my ambition.
Smiling to keep from crying,
trundIed my Billy boy up and down
before the studio gate had haunted
most. Finally | mustered courage to
write a little note to the casting dl.
rector, whom | had never seen, and
got it sent by the gateman who re.
Taxed a little, probably at sight OF
the terror on my face.
TOMORROW: Virginia Bradford
finds clothes-and legs, too-count a
lot in landing job as movie extra
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26

seemed to be generously dlsregarded
but they only added to my sense Of
chaos.
Hugging my photograph I was
just about to venture up the forbid
den stairs when a man came down
and asked what l wanted.
Sorry, young lady" he said brisk
ly, we're not registering any more
Just now. Have more than we can
take care Of
At several Of the studios I had
been advised to register at the Ser
vice Bureau. Now my hopes for inn
mediate placement We're completely
dashed. The only step eft was to
apply personally at the studios.
l learned that the bureau makes
no charge for registration, 5ut that
! per cent of wages for work secured
is collected when the work slips are
cashed.
Clothes Fix Wages.
Registration, / was told, might be-
gin again at any time, depending on
the fluctuations Of supply and de-
mand. The time to come was be-
tween IL and /.
A most important thing was ward
robe-clothes for different occasions
"a sharp line Of demarcation in the
value of extra" people. Those hav-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
e. VIRGINIA. BRADFORD

HOLLYWOOD March 26.-Regis-
tration at the picture agencies and
studios is your official announcement
of intention to break into the movies.
You file your best photograph, give
your name, address and phone num-
Der, data on appearance, wardrobe,
experience, accomplishments and
what wage you're willing to work
for.
Then you wait, for days or weeks,
within reach Of the telephone.
The biggest registration office in
Los Angeles is the Service Bureau,
maintained by the Motion Picture
Directors Association 1t was estab-
lished six years ago 10 relieve the
individual director from having to
round up at short notice masses OF
people for background bits or parts
Here approximately 10000 persons
are listed on call, with and without
experience on stage and screen. At
any moment may come a demand Tor
from 10 to 1000 extras, and within a
few hours the bureau telephone OPP
orator viii have summoned the mob.
The phone exchange here is said to
be the busiest in Los Angeles from
4 to T every afternoon.
Many Waiting Call.
When | came to list myself, the
place. an aged residence, fairly over
flowed with men and women, waiting
for calls-mostly men, whose ganlet
Of inquiring eyes / ran with sink
ing sensation that became almost
manic when | got inside the door.
No one seemed to care whether l
was there or not. One .placard on
the walls admonished me Not to
Ioiter in the hall; another one warn
ed "No one allowed these stairs
without permission"-stairs leadlngg
to the mysterious casting room Both
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
DUBLIN PROPOSES SCHOOLS.

DUBLIN, March 26.-This year
the Dublin schools viii close on Fri
day, June list, the first time in a
long while that they have run until
June.
The graduating exercises will be
held on the night of June LIST, these
will close the session for good. Plans
for the graduation of the senior class
are not yet complete, but 1t IS eX-
pected to have them ready to an
nounce in a few weeks.
So far, the present term has been
one Of the most successful and sat
isfactory that has been held yet by
the schools, with a great deal Of most
excellent work done by pupils and
teachers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
LEE LANGLEY,s DREAM.

ROME, March ga bill authori-
zing the appropriation of from $1O,-
600 to $4,000 to finance the presen-
tation of the proposed Atlantic-Gulf
of Mexico canal to the United States
Congress will be introduced in tn
coming session of the legislature by
Lee J. Langley, representative-elect
from Floyd county and member Of
the Waterways and Canal commission
of Georgia, he states.
Such a canal, constructed from
Cumberland Sound to the mouth Of
the Mississippi river, would be worth
more to Georgia than any other pub
lie or private enterprise, Mr., Langley
believes, estimating that it would re-
duce the distance between the gulf
ports a9d those Of Europe at least
500 mills.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
ICE PLANT For DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, March 26.-Just now it
is hoped that the new ice plant now
being constructed here by the At
lantic Ice & Coal Corporation will
be ready for use by May LIST. Wheth-
er that will be an actual fact depends
upon a good many different factors,
but with reasonable conditions this
is the eXpectation now.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26

in vat that was improperly charged,
or, rather the solution was just
three time as strong as it ought to
have been. About fifty head of cat
tie were dipped in it and from fifteen
to twenty of them died, while 9TH
ers We're said to be in bad condition.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
PREVENTING AUTO ACCIDENTS

COLUMBUS, March 26.-With q
view to aiding careless drivers iii be-
ing less careless, the city manager
has caused to be painted white tenn
porary supports between driveways
at the Eleventh street underpass. 1t
was feared the support would not be
clearly visible to motorists at night
but it is expected the glazing white
paint will it end to prevent accidents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26

after which the delegates will be well
coined by DR.. c. B. Williams, Of
Cordeie. Rev. George w. Garner
pastor of the Fayetteville church
will respond to DR.. Williams address.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26

country, and for these, retardaLon
Of spread is the only hope left. This
eradication and control work is beng
conducted by the Federal Hortlcul,,
tural Board and involve an annual
expenditure Of upwards OF S2'OoO''
600.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26

FOR SALE-House and lot north
east corner Lee and Church. Tel
ephone $50. 24-3t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -
50-pound capacity refrigerator;
good as new; prefer to exchange
for larger one.-Call c. C. H., phone
99.-tf-dh.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
DIPPING KILLED CATTLE.

VALDOSTA, March ga report
comes from W. R. garter's dipping
vat in Echols countyfof disastrous re-
suits following the dippn Of cattle
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26

WANTED-To protect you, your
family and your property. Frank
E. Matthews, Insurance. 1871
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-11
OMEZENf BOLSEvICkE
PROPACANDY.

Riga, 10. prosince.-Nasled-
KEN odhaleni sovetskeho finan
cniho kcmisafe Sokolnikova,
re velik6 sunny penez byly wy
plytvany Treti Internacicnalou
ma propaganda V zemich, kde
nebylo vyhlidky ma revoluci,
dcslo k omezeni vydani tohoto
druhu. Nadale maji byti peni-
re vynakladany jenom " tech
zemich, kde stavaji vyhlidky
ma 1spech, jako v Nemecku,
Bulharsku a v Polsku. Rovnez
,,sneseno, re dstrednf vybory e.
vropskych stran komunistic-
kych museji podavati podrob-
ne vykazy 0 SVEN vydani. TIE
tt Internacionala doznava, re
se pfepocetla v ocekayani brz-
Ike revoluce v jinych. zemlch,
ale pres to verl, ze pride a
podvrati evropaky kapitalis-
mus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-11

jest formovan a potahne ma
-Mesto Mexiko po Mexicke
draze, aby spolupGsobil oddi
lem jiz postupujicim.
Zpravy z pfistavu Frontera
sdeluji, re pluk. Vivanco wy
kona rozkazy zaslane mu re-
volucnim hlavnim stanem zdej
sim a potahne ma Villa For
mosa, hlavni m6sto statu To-
basco, proti guverneru Garri-
dow. stoupenci preridenta O.
bregona. Mazi zaiatci, ktefi
byli sem dopraveni 2 Jalapy,
ktereato m6sto bylo dobyto re-
volucionafi V sobotu, jest An
gel Casarin, jenz byl Iraduji-
elm guvernerem statu "a ne
pritomrosti guv. Tejedy.
Brownsville, Tex, 10. pro-
since. - Tri tisice federalnich
vojaku z Monterey, pod vele-
MIN gen. Amaro, dobylo vi
ctoria, hlavni m9sto statu .aTa-
n,aulipas a jsou v kontrole v
iizni casti statu, die nedred-
Mich depesi obdrzenfch zde
z Matamoros. Vojsko nase-
do ma vlak V patek dobylo
VictoFi v nedeli bez vypaleni
iedine rany. Pred tim nedo-
sly lzxdn4 zpravy q. ppvstalec-
ke cinnosti v Monterey neb Y
one casti statu Tamaulipas.
Mesto Mexiko, 10. prosince.
Zprava odboru valky, vydana
dnes. pravi:
"Kdyz pluk. Aureliano Guer
rero dobvl Ciudad Victoria.
hlavnf mesto statu Tamauli-
pas V nedeli, gen. Cesar Lopez
De Lara. guverner a podporo-
vatel De La Huertv, uprchl V
pfestrojenf, nejspfse. aby Sc
pfidal k HuertistHm. Gen.
M"nlrel Pelaaz. dffvSis' "car"
olejnych kraiin, Jest drzen ja-
ko vezen v Tampicu, kde pa
nuje kid"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-11

ze lie totoznvm s rakousktm dii
o+oinikem Theodcrem Ugresi-
Gem. kterv 18. s-pra 1914 "a
vr adu rakousk6 armadv do
Srhska dopustil Sc onoho vy'se
vyl'1enahe zlocinu.
Obvineny 1Jeresic-Urhan no.
dal ma snisovatele Jahodu.
ienz lie znam iako muz velmi
vaznV a seriosni. zalobu. Dosud
vvslvchani svddci rotvrzrii. re
eeskoslovenskv kapitan hradec
k6ho d6lostselectva Theodor
Urban ie totoznvm 8 phvod-
Gem prise',nAho maeak1u V Pru-
iavafe ze vvvrazdsni a W.
palenf teto vecnice stalo Sc ma
ieho rozkaz a "a jeho dozoru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-11
POkROKOvCl WTEzM Y SENATE.
zAMEzlLl zvoLENi cuMMlusE Pred
SED0u DoLEzITEn0 UB0RU.
JAKO We SNEMOVNE, STARA GARDA BU-
DE DONUCENA KU KOMPROMISU

nu a pokrokovy biloxi jasne
dokazal, re ma v rukou rozho
dujfci moe.
Toto rozdeleni hlasi zdsta-
10 pri trojim vyvolavani jmen
a republikansti vddcove ko-
necne uznali, ze bude nejlepe,
kdyz svoli k odroceni a poku-
81 Sc znova piimeti Cumminse,
aby Sc vidal predsednictvf Sc
natu a tax zabranil, aby La
Toilette nestal Sc predsedou
zmineneho vyboru die pravi-
dla seniority.
Co delo sc v senate dnes,
bylo pouze opakovanim toho,
co Sc udalo minuly tyden, We
snemovne poslanecke, kde po-
krokova sikupina donutila pra-
videlnou repubikanskou orga-
nisaci k jistemu kompromisu.
S vyjimkou, re senator Cum
minis nebyl schvalen jako
predseda vyboru pro mezistat-
nj obchod, ostatni odporuceni
byla prijata. Ucinen byl po-
kus, ably schvalena byla vsech-
ma jednomyslnym souhlasem,
avsak senator Wheeler zadal,
aby o odporucenf senatora
Cumminse "a pfedsedu vybo-
ru pro HnezistAtnf ~obchod .hla-
sovano bylo die jmen a zde
pokrokovi senatori ukazali
svoii silu.
Ddlezita mista ma vyborech,
jez musela byti poskytnuta
pravidelnymi republikany no.
We zvolenym pokrokovcGm
jak mezi demokraty tax mezi
republikany, zajist'uji Jim
silna strategicka postavenf v
boil, jejz hodlaii podniknouti
tuto zimu proti> stavajicimu
iednacimu fadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-11
OSPECHY MExICKYCH POvSTALC0.
D0BYLt TEPIC. HLAVNl MEST0
STATU NAYARIT.
JEDEN ODDfL REBELU TAHNE MA SfDEL-
Nj MESTO REPUBLIKY.

Nogales, 10. prosince.
Tepic, hlavni m6sto mexicke-
no statu Nayarit, pablo do ru-
kou povstalcd, die zprav OBJ
drzenych zde z Tepicu. ODE
strany mely ztraty. Gen. Ana
tolio Ortega, nacelnik vojen-
skych operacf v Nayaritu, byl
vazne poranen a jeden mlady
podporucik zabit. Vojenska
posadka Sc rozdelila a cast
presla k rebelim, cimz umoz-
memo bylo jejich vitezstvi. Te-
pic jest jednfm z nejdilezit6j-
SIGH zeleznifnich stredd ma
zapadnim pobrezi Mexika.
Urednfci drahy Southern Pa
cific oznamili dnes vecer zde,
ze nebudou prijimati zadnych
cestujicich. kteri hodlaii jeti
dale ma jih cd m6sta Maza-
tlan.
Vice nez 1000 Yaqui India
MI, kteri Sc pry prohlasili pro
vzpouru s Huertisty, veslo do
hor Pacatele a chystaji Sc wy
iii ra valeenou stazku. Mimi
~ tyden obdrzeli Indiani vel
kou zasobu potravin z Ortizu
Gen. Diaguez, jenz pry We.
lei vojsku, ktere Sc zmocnilG
Fepicu, byi "a Carranzovs
revoluce nadrizenym dIstoinf.
KEN Angela Florese, jenz jest
nynf kandidatem ma presi.
dentstvi republiky. 1
Vera Cruz, 10. prosince. -
Oddil revolucionard, jenz ia.
hne ma Mesto Mexiko 20 Me-
zioceanske draze, wal Sc
bou ctyri batterie 75-millime-
trovych del a ctyri batterie
stroinich pusek a velike zaso-
hv s+reliva. Oddil z:skal VET
81 pocet del 2 valecnych lodi
We Zdeisim pristavu v pew
nosti San Juan De Ulua.
Jiny oddfl vojska, pod osoh
MIN velenim gen. Sancheze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-11
JARO VKANADE - SNfH
v TEXASU.

Toronto. 10. prosince. Pocasi
iako ma iaHe pTevladalo dnes
vc vsech Gastech Kanadv q die
pfedpovedi vladni povetrnost-
n kancelare potrva jeSt6 vice
dni. Rtut' v teplom6ru lkoliaala
mezi 45 a so stupr'.
Amarillo, Tex, 10. prosince.
Snih. hnany silnvm ostrym We
trem, kryie saverozapadni CAST
statu znamou jalso Panhandle
dnes. Napadly no asi tri palce
a misty Sc nakupily velike "a
veje. Rtuts v teplomerl klesla
ma 25 stupnd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-11
LIDSKk BESTlE Y
cSL. ARMADE.
DIstojnik, jenz nechal postri-
lett vsechny obyvatele srbske
vcsnice, pod nepravym jme.
mem v ceskoslovenske
armade?

Praha, 20. listopadu. (Pos-
tovni zprava). - pamatujeme
Sc. ze re vsech valecnych hrIz,
jez ma mas nejdrtiveji plsobila,
byla zprava o vyvrazdeni oby-
vatel jedne srhske vesnice.
Zpravu piinesli prazsti domo-
1ranci, kteii vrAtili Sc raneni
do Czech a jeff podrobnosti, o
nichz vypravelo Sc ien septem
a, potajmu, byly straslive. Mu-
Ii zatinali peste a zeny bledly
spinaly ruce. Coz je mozno,
aby k takovym bestialitam we'd
Ia valka?
Rylo to talk: Do jedne srb-
ske vesnice vpadlo rakousks
vojsko. Bylo ma ne vystrelemo
dvanactiletym hochem, .ienz Sc
kamsi unchoval nebyl vypa-
tran. V olvetu ma to rakousky
ddstojn.k sehnal vsechno oby-
vatelstvo vesnice, muscle W.
kopati dlouhy, hluboky rrikop,
k n6mu sc postaviti nyni ka-
zal vojsku hromadnou salvou
vesnicany postfileti. TAX Sc sta
10. Muzi, zeny, starci, deh i
nemluvhata u prsou svych ma
TEX - vse bylo postTfleno a ma
hazeno do spolecneho hrobu.
Nekteri jeste nebyli mrtvi, hy-
bali sc a volali, lee rozkaz
znel: zahrabat! A j zivi byli
pohrbeni. PAX byla celia vesni-
ce = jmenem Prujavara - W.
palena -.
Pc prevratu Sc ma tyto hrd-
zy zapomnelo. Teprve nyni
vzpominka ma ohavny zlocin
Sc obnovuje. Jak sdeluje C. S.
znamy spisovatel, distojnik j,
Jahoda, obvinil verejne delo-
streleckeho kapitana Theodo-
ra Urbana z Hradce Kralove,
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Washington, 10. prosince.
Snizenf dani vice nez $780,
100000 rocne a vladni vydani
mensi $275,OOO,00O v pff-
stim bernim roce, jsou navrho
vany We vyrocnim rozpoctu
predlozenem dnes kongresu
presidentem Coolidgem.
Soucasne president znova
zdIraznil svoji opposici proti
vojenskemu bonusu, obiasniv
podrobneji sve stanovisko v te
to otazce.
v dopise, obsahujicim od-
hady vladnfch vyloh pro ber-
nj rok 1925, p. Coolidge pro-
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Washington, 10. prosince.
Pokrokovi senatori zabranili
dnes provedeni organisace Sc
natu. Pri trojim po sobe ma
sledujicim hlasovani die jmen
navrhovane znozvuzvoleni Sc
natora Alberta B. Cumminse
Iowy jako predsedy vyboru
pro mezistatni obchod, bylo
zmareno a senat byl donucen
odrociti Sc do zitrka, kdy bu-
de znova jednano o zvoleni
predsedy pro omen veleddlezi-
ty vybor.
Ones republikanstf vddcove
usiluii o to, oc Sc bez uspechu
namahali pred zahajenim "a
sedanf pritomneho kongresu
- primeti senatora Cummin-
Sc, ably volil mezi predsedni-
ctvim senatu a predsednictvim
vyboru, do jehoz rukou pri-
jdou prvne vsechny osnovy
zakonG, tykajici Sc zeleznic-
a ably Sc nesnazil zastavati
ODE mista.
Kdyz sedm pokrokovych Sc
n&torI stalo pevne pospolu
dnes a vrhli pokazde sve hla-
sy pro senatora R. M. LaFol-
letta 2 Wisconsin, jako pri-
tflhp rapa1blikansk6 k6ho rfedse-
du vyboru, dokazali, ze mo-
hou zmariti vsechny plany pra
videlne republikanske organi-
SAGE, ponevadz demokrate
hlasovali disledne pro senate
ra Ellisona D. Smitha z Jizni
Caroliny, nejstarsiho demokra
tickeho elena vyboru pro me-
zistatni obchod.
S Al hlasy pro senatora
Cumminse, 80 pro Smitha a
sedmi pro LaFolletta, iowsky
senator nemohl ziskati vetSi-
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zNACNE sNlzENl DANE 0GEKAVkNo.
VLADNf vYDANt MA BYTI o $275.OOO,O 600
MENSf v PRfSTfM BERNIM ROCE.

hlasil sc proti bonusu jako pro
posici, pro niz neni "zadne
zdrave pficiny". Pravi, ze
snfzeni dani bude NONE jedi
ne tehdy, kdyz bude setreno a
vyjadruje nadeji, ze lid jako
celek postavf Sc "a administra-
ci, ktera sc bude moci vykaza-
ii uspornosti.
Odhady vyloh pro pfisti
bernf rok jsou S3,298,O8O,4 ,444
cfmz vzhledem k ocekavanym
prfjmIm vznikl by prebytek
S400. 100000, ale tyz byl by
zmensen o cele til ctvrtiny
navrhovanym snfzenfm fede-