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The Indianapolis times., 1923-12-01
Parent Teachers Notes

School No. 33 will meet Wednesday
at 3:O5 D. m. The program will be
by the children of the school. There
will be music by Marjorie Wood, a
scene from Julius Caesar by the
eighth grade and a reading by June
Brossart.
DR.. Jane Ketcham will speak on
Child Welfare" at school No. 76
Thursday at 3:15 .. m. Jesse Crane
will give some suggestions in music
appreciation especially for small chill
dren.
The meeting at school No. SO has
been postponed from Dec. 8 to Dec. 10,
when a Christmas program will be
given by the children.
Kendall school No. 62 will have its
meeting Wednesday at 3:15 o'clock.
Mrs. A. Bell will sing a group of songs.
There will be music by Miss Violet
Hess and reading by Mr.. B. Kinsey,
followed by a social hour for mothers
and teachers.
The regular meeting at school No.
II has been postponed to Monday. Dec.
2, when final preparations will be ar
ranged for the Christmas bazaar to
be held Dec. in the school audi
torium. A musical program will be
given.
There will be bazaar at school No
13 Wednesday, Dec. s, at p. M, in
stead of the regular meeting. All
mothers are invited.
Miss Carrie Scott of the public IL
brary will speak on Books for School
Children" at Charity Dye School No
27 Wednesday at S:15 p. m.
The meeting of the Parent Teacher
Club OF school No. will be postponed
from Dec. to Dec 10. at which time
Christmas program will bs given.
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STUDENTS ARE HONORED

Two Indianapolis boys, Elmer Kast-
ner, 30S N. Riley Ave, and Helbert
Rust 931 Eastern Ave, are holding
positions of honor at Capital Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio. Kastner is bust
ness manager of the "Capitalian, the
yearbook of the university. Rust
has been elected president of the re-
Gently organized English Club. He
has been active in debating affairs.
Rust also is a contributor to the Co
lumbus Citizen, one of the Scripps-
Howard newspapers.
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c. O.P. WOMEN VIE
FOR NOMINATION
HONORS OF CLUB
Politics Buzz as actions Bat
tie for Offices of
Organization,

With two factions battling between
their leaders, DR.. Amelia Keller and
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, the Republican
Women's Club cast a vote electing
Mrs. Julia B. Tutewiler, candidate for
president on the independent ticket,
Tuesday at the Claypool. Mrs. r. E.
Remington, candidate on the regular
ticket, received thirty-nine votes to
Mrs Tutewiler's 157.
On the ballot arranged by the nomi-
mating committee, consisting Of Mrs.
Charles Shaw. Mrs. E. ]. Robinson.
Mrs. Mary Kynett, Mrs. Harriet
Sharpe and Mrs. NJ. ]. Anderson, ap-
peared the following names in addi-
ton to Mrs. Remington
Mrs. J. E. P. Holland. Bloomington,
first vice president; Mrs. Julia Belle
TuteViler, second vice president; Mrs.
r. G. Huggins, treasurer; Mrs. Daniel
V. Miller, Terre Haute, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. C. A. Pritchard, re-
cording secretary; Miss Dora Moore.
Logansport, auditor; Mrs. Arthur Rob
inson, Mrs o. NJ Wallace, Vincennes,
and Mrs. Pyrle Hughes, directors.
The independent" ballot, headed
by Mrs Tutewiler's name and pre-
sented by the following committed:
Mrs. Elizabeth A Kuhn. Mrs. Harry
Dunn, Mrs. William Hart, Mrs. Laura
NJ. Foote, Mrs Ida Backley, offered
the following candidates:
Mrs. ]. E. P. Holland. first vice
president; Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Louise Wei
senberg, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
r. c. Huggtns, treasurer; Miss Dora
Moore, auditor; Mrs. Arthur Robinson.
Mrs. Jessie Campbell, Mrs. o. M.
Wallace, directors, and Mrs. w. O.
Bates, director for one-year term.
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!. FRANKLIN BABB
TO GIVE ADDRESS
Take It From Me- Topic of
Philosopher Sunday,
MISS ALMA SICKLER

J. Franklin Babb, New Hampshire
philosopher, will speak at the Big
Meeting at English's Theater Sun
day afternoon. His subject will be
Take 1t From Me-" Babb has ap-
peared three times before the Big
Meeting audiences.
The Big Meeting orchestra, con-
Quoted by L. A. Won Staden, will give
a concert. The Sterling Ladies
Quartette will sing.
The meeting Is open without charge
to men only. Doors open at p. m.
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CONTINUED.

"I don't mean anything in particu-
lar" said Ruth evasively, except
that every man has to do this when
his wife has money of her own. You
know very well, my dear, that If you
had an assured income without going
back to your father, you would tell
Jack all about your pearls and if he
didn't like 1t you would say, III take
my baby and get out
Speaking of babies, Leslie, did you
ask Jack to go with us to that NOV
ing picture tonight?'
Yes, but he said he thought he
would be too busy to 60"
well. you tell him for me, Leslie,
that because of the coincidence Of
little Jack being left before your door
and Paula Perier's picture, which has
10 do with a child being left at the
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- I1INIO1 l. 1MAS music Dy rISu
IL Newell Morris will constitute
G the program for the Monday
night meeting of the art section of
the Woman's Department Club. A
dance for the students at the John
Heron Art Institute will follow Mrs.
Carl Fletcher is chairman of the meet
ing, assisted by Mesdames R. M.
Bryce. A. A. OgIe, James G. Duncan,
Walter Olin and w. A. McCabe.
Mrs. Edward Haldy is in charge of
the meeting Of the bridge tournament
Tuesday afternoon at the clubhouse.
Members who are not able to attend
are asked to notify Mrs. Haldy or to
send a substitute.
1.-The Crime of Sylvester Bonnard," :"
by Anatole France. will be reviewed
by Professor John S. Harrison of But
Ter College Wednesday afternoon at
the joint meeting Of the drama and
literature section of the club. The
play to be read by the members Of
the section is 1.-THE Man Who Mar
ried a Dumb Wife," by Anatole
France. Miss Helen Payne is soloist
for the afternoon. Christmas music
will be played during the tea hour by
a trio composed of Miss Martha Belle
Pierce, pianist; Miss Anne Cunning
ham. cellist, and Miss Maude Custer,
violinist.
The sixth birthday of the Business
and Professional Womens section Of
the club will be observed with ban
quet Thursday night.
Mrs. E. P. Brennan, 1884 N. Capt.
tol Ave, will entertain Friday after
noon with 500 party in honor of
ner house guest, Mrs. Harvey P.
Meyers Of Upton, Mrs. J. E. Hutch
ingson of Cleveland house guest of
Mrs. J. e. Benefited. Rockville road,
and Mrs. Warner L. Schmidt of At
lanta, Ga, niece of Mrs. W. H.
Blodgett's, who has recently come to
this city to live.
Mrs. c. H. Augstein. is Peter Pan
Apartments, will entertain Dec. 6.
Miss Mildred Benton, 1857 Park
Ave, returned today from Alexandria,
Ind, where she spent Thanksgiving
with Miss Eileen Mahoney.
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ri HE Annual Charity Ball, Indian
apolis society's most brilliant
spot In the winters affairs

spot In the winters affairs
given by the Indianapolis Free Kin
dergarten and Chlldrens Aid Society,
is over leaving behind a radiance of
beautiful gowns, Of soft colors, bril-
liant gowns of flaming cerise, SHIN
mering sequins of blue and green and
silver cloth and jewels that reflected
the lights Of the Riley room at the
Claypool and transformed it into a
fairyland of dainty splendor.
Stately patronesses who have for
years supported this most select gath
ering, gowned in black velvets and
lovely pearls and shawls of exquisite
texture, formed charming back
ground for the younger people in
clinging gowns of beaded chiffons and
bouffant satins with fitted bodices.
More than 500 persons attended the
affair.
The walls of the room were lined
with box parties Of people which in
cluded many out-oftown guests.
General chairman for the affair was
Mrs. John w. Kern and sponsors were
the board of directors, which included:
Mesdames Louis j. Blaker, Henry
w. Bennett, E. NJ. Campbell, w. W.
Critchlow, Samuel H. Fletcher, Fred
Hoke, John H Holiday, Albert z.
Metzger, Herman Munk, S. d. Miller,
A. F. Potts, James E. Roberts, David
Ross, James H. Taylor, Clemens Won
The Indianapolis times., 1923-12-01
BOYS Record Investigates

Police today investigated Henry
Rinnert 1S, of Marion, Ohio, held un-
der $4,000 bond. on charges of va
grancy and carrying concealed weap-
ons, and started a search for part
ner who accompanied him, according
to officers.
Sergt. Johnson and night riding
squad said they found Rfnnert trying
to open a. door to a sedan owned by
DIR. J. A Martin, 2443 N. Talbot
Ave, parked at Capitol Ave. and
Washington ST.
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Thief Robs Mapping Employees

By TUNES Special
INDIANA HARBOR, Ind, Dec. l.
While he was taking a nap at the
plant, light-f1ngered thief relieved
Nick Martin, an employe of the Port
land cement company, of $50 watch
and $40 cash.
Robbers gained entrance to the safe
and took $305 from the Indiana Har-
Dor Battery and Tire Company short
The Indianapolis times., 1923-12-01
MRS. C0LDWELL CHOSEN

Mrs. H. B. Coldwell is the new
secretary and treasurer Of the Pro-
gressive Educational Association. On
the executive board have been ap-
pointed Mrs. Frank Fowler, Mrs. Lee
Burns and Miss Faye Henley.
The membership committee in
cludes Mrs Ruth Mccullough Bon,
Mrs. R. B. FaiIley, Mrs. r. H. Tyn-
dali. Mrs. Frederick Appel. Miss Lulu
Hoss and Professor Richardson, But
lsr College.
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LECTURES ARE POSTPONED

The course of lectures to have been
given by Mrs. Martha ]. Stubbs on
"ChiId Psychology" Wednesday and
Thursday and Friday Of this week at
the Columbia Club will be postponed
until after the holidays. The lectures
are under the auspicies of the Marion
County Chapter of American war
Mothers. The date will be announced
later
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picture comedy. Mrs. Charles i.
BechtoId is in charge of arrange
ments.
The George H. Chapman w. r C.
No. 10, will meet Tuesday at Morrison
Hall for election of officers.
The women of the Gatling Gun
Club will hold a business meeting
Monday night at the clubhouse, 7O7
N. Illinois st.
Miss Katherine Harrington will en-
tertain members of the Alpha Lambda
Chi sorority and their guests at her
home, 1881 Ashland Ave, Monday
evening.
The Omega Nu Tau sorority will en-
tertain this evening with a dinner at
Stegemeier's and a theater party at
Keith's in honor of the initiation Of
their pledges, Miss Evelyn O'Mara and
Miss Almanac Simpson. Covers will
be laid for the following: Misses Flor
ence Monfort, Lillian Reinking, Mar
garite Copenhaver, Ruth Reinking,
Dorothy FELTON,, Ruth Monfort, Lucille
Dichmann, Norma Ernsting and Anna
Ernsting.
The Beta Delphian chapter will
meet Wednesday at the Irvington NJ.
E. Church at GAS an. On the pro-
gram will be Mrs. J. NJ. Thistlethwaite.
Mrs A C. Hickman, Mrs. Nettie Kist-
ner, Mrs Z. d. Donnelll and Mrs. D.
T. Jenkins.
Temple Review No. Is will hold
IL IL dos ID
The Indianapolis times., 1923-12-01

Mrs. w. c. Bachelor, 2227 N.
Pennsylvania ST., is general chair
man for the card party to be given
by the Indianapolis Post American
Legion Auxiliary Dec. + at The
Woman's Department Club. Seven
teenth and n. Meridian SITS.
Proceeds from the affair will go
into the Christmas fund and the
pledge to the Riley Memorial Hos
pital.
Assisting Mrs. Bachelor will be
Mrs. George Feeney Mrs. Neal Gri-
der, Mrs. J. Turner Couchman.
Patronesses for the afternoon will
be Mesdames Ronald Foster. Ed
ward J. Wuench, Edward c.
Wacker, w. E. Kennedy, w. c.
Bachelor, H. B. Pike. George Z.
Feeney, Hedge Worsham, H. Ma
than Swain, Robert L. Stancill, ].
H. Murray, James McClung, Clar-
ence Martin, Malcolm Lucas. L. A.
Yochem, Everitt McGriff, H. K.
Bachelor, John Conner.
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will take place Christmas day at
Christ's Church Miss Betty Bru-
baker, 24O9 Broadway, entertained
today with a bridge party and mis-
cepaneous shower in honor OF Miss
Gould. Many parties have been
planned for her before her wedding.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-12-01
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The Indianapolis times., 1923-12-01

E7NNOUNCEMENT has been
IA made Of the engagement of
III Miss Katherine Gould, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gould.
1920 College Ave, and Vernon
Reeder Of this city. The wedding
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.Gletfber

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Northwest Corner Market and PENNSYLVANIA
BRANCHES AND AFFILIATED BANKS
1888 Oliver Avenue East Tenth Street
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Temple Review No. Is will hold
election of officers Monday afternoon
at Castle Hall, $50 z. Ohio st.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-12-01
Social Activities, Parties,
Weddings, Engagements

- HRISTMAS music by Fred
Newell Morris will constitute
the program for the Monday
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Homer IL. COOK, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Buddenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Cooley, DR.. and Mrs. Ernest B. Cofeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kleder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fant, Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Spiegal, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hoff-
meister. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Temple
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Krauss, Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Depew Bevington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dolby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffe Marshall Mr.. and Mrs.
Chick Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
w Lichtenbers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
Hallick, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Natho,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rasmussen, Mr..
and Mrs. James Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank G. Parry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
G. Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
J. league, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sheets,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Meyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Goodpasture, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Yager, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kenney, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Craddock,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lucker, Mr.. and
Mrs John Chamberlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whiteford, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Cobb,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Livingstone, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Kaercher, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. Earring, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred PEN
rose Hickman, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Eberhardt, George Harmes, A. l..
Wright, Ralph Abbott, DIR F. w. VIII
son and DR.. Fred G.. Mcmillan.
The Caroline Scott Harrison Chap
ter, D. A r., will hold an all-day
meeting Thursday at the chapter
house, 824 N Pennsylvania ST., be-
ginning at II a. m. Each member
is requested to bring luncheon dish
and also 10-cent gift to fiIi Christ
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Serif Charles B. Stannard s
n6kolika pomocniky navstivil
v sobotu vyletni hostinec ma In.
dependence road. zvany Viii.
low Inn, kde nasli jistou zaso.
|bu hhovin. Ptftcmnf hoste by
Il sice dotazov&ni, ale nikterai
obt6zovani, jen oba majitelt
Josef Rybak a Michael Bova,
zatceni, ale ma zaruku propu-
st6ni. Tyz hostinec byl podoh
nou nayst6vou poct9n pred ne
jakou dobou, ale tehdejsi pro-
hiidka byla Ipln6 bezvysled.
nou. Zatykac vydan byl ma
yorem G.G Linnem v Linndale.
Podobny osudem postizen byl
jiny podobny hOstinec Golden
Hill ma Wooster Pike u Strong
vile. kde zatcena majitelka,
|pi. Nell Wintersova.
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Paffz g. kv6tna. Kdyx premiefi francouzsky belei
ckt by Sc rozhod nepfsoupi pfani brckeho kahne-
cfou repaacn not text fankobesicke odpovxdi by do
ruten Dr. Won Hoeschov spf&vci neeckeho vyslanecv
hodm dnes vecer.
vyso jevo ze brickt zahrancnf ministr lord Cur
zon sna se pfimeh Poincafea aby spojenci cdpov9dx
spoletne avsak ancouzsky prier ednaje pine shodx
premerem Theunse. pfidrzel pdvodnfho planu kdyz
byl dal pfilezos Ang podepsa nou kterezto pexitos
bric& vl&da nepouzila Tudiz op&tnx Fancie Besie
znamy sve rozhodnuti zdsta Pouf pokud N6mecko
vyTovn& plny obnos pozadovanIch n&hrad
rafixska vlada. aGko odepfela odloz svoji odpov4d
ua vlkdu brckou ze ochotn9 zah&jf vyjedn&vani
jeneckou dohodu, jakme Angle schva franko
okkupac Poru avsak zaujai ssanovisko ezto podsa
nou c&sd francouzskeho p&nu jest pokracovan rursk&
okkupac poklada to nevhodne zatna nziake debaty
Iondynem pied podanim odpoy9d N9mecku.
Nota Bernu jest Poincare-ov9 obvykl&m raznem slo-
hu Uv&df ze France Belse trvajf pozadovani vaec
nch nahrad We v jak bya urcena ondtskou konferenc
Popra nemecke vrzen ze tny odpor vyse podn9tu oby
vatesva dokazuje lie toto bylo n9mu posvano berlin
skou vadou. zejm6na zd6raznuje ze Fancie Belgie
budou uvazovati nemeckych navrzh edn9 ehdy az
tf trpn5 odpor.
100000 fankd nemeckt dSet ze poovcs obnevy spu-
kraj6 zbtv& je6t3 yykon<ni. Franeie Bekie
nespxavedlnsss 35emeciU ~budUs1iUM Il sve
indusre Odpfrao plai spousty jez valky
plo Podrobne rozebr4 technicke namky pro nemeck6-
nahu obvnuje berlinskou vadu. ze nsho vsunua
pno Iskoki.
odpovsd nxmecky poxadavek. ably pocatecnim bo-
dem vyjednavan byo vykzen Poru Poncare pravi DO
nceho by nepato spojenci nem3 by z&n&ho zabezpeGe
nj ze vdbec nekdy zapati Opakuje. ze Francie Beeie
vykidf Porun, az Nemecko zaplatf. ale nkoli dive.
zaverku pravi Poncare, xe pfije nsmeckeho navrhu
We skutetnos by znamenalo zavzeni smouvy versaske
Nemecko zbavo by cetnych z&vazki Francouz Belgi
cane odtahli by Poru Poyn vsechno jeden dal-
n6mecky sb Poincare vyb2f berlnskou vadu aby
dvakrate rozmysila. nez Pride nou podobnou nabdkou
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WAX PREPADEN BANDITY Y cine.
$50 cESTUJiCiCH BYLO UNESENO
DO HOR.
MEZI POHkESOVANYMI JEST SLECNA ALDRIcH-
OvA, PRlBUZNA ROCKEFELLEROvA.

Feking, g. kvetna - Secna Lucy Aldrchova svakrova
Yohna D. Rockefelera ml byla mezi $50 cestujcfmi
enyml bandy kefi pfepadi expressnf vak jedouci Pu
iowa do Tentsinu Lincengu, provinc Santung,
asne rano Sdelue re eden cizinec byl zab dvace.
tfem Chandm sesi cizincdm podarilo utec Omen
bity cizinec by pry Rus
Minisr dopravnictv dnes pozde odpoedne telegrafov
gen. Tsao Kunovi civlnm guvernerim Sanungu z4d&
je, ably vyslali vojsko obkliceni banditl. -
Expressn vlak jel kdyz pfepaden byl
bandy poctu as 1000 kteri odzbroi vojaky vytrha
zelezncni kolee vzdaenos Padesat
prvni sto druhe tfidy byo uneseno
podafio utec Pozdej byo sdeeno jest mezi
atymi Sir Robert Scpps. Glen novnarskeho syn
dikatu ktery vydava nekolik denniku.
New York. g. kv6tna. Winthrop w. Aldrich Glen jed
ne zdesf pravncke frmy bratr secny Lucy Aldrchov6
dnes vecer dzkoslve ocekaval zpvu SVEN domove cd
dfednikd Standard Oil Co. Cine. Pravl re nen nife
no znamo zaet jeho sestry mmo to- bylo sdxleno
teefonu cd msnich casopisd kere obdrzely kabeog
fcke depese Ciny. Prav vsak John D. Rockefeller
jenz dl Seal Harbor Me- teegrafoval odboru sxtu
pOslednejs nfomace zaroveh uvedl pohyb celou mas
ner Standard Oil Co. Cine pod jejiz ochranou setna
Aldrichova konala cestu kolem sveta.
"Moje sestra vypravila cesu koem svata hjnu
ninnl&ho roku prav Aldrich Navstivila n9kolk
sktch senpi, ,Indlk pak seaOu jAko
spolecnici setnu Minnie McFaddenovou Providence jed
nu komornou Vsechno uspofadani jej cesou bylo
kou Standard Oil Co. Cd rednki teze isme nesly
sell az do hodin dnes vecer.
"Sestra mole byla zpateGn ceste do teto zem6 .
Ia umysu vyplout Japanu 25 cervence pfijeti dom
nekolk tydni potion. Ona podnkla nekok cest do c
zich zemf mela vekou zalibu cestovani.'
Jeden zastupci Standard Oil Co. pravl dnes veter
ze druzn6 slecny Adrichove posledn6 sysei Yokoha
Japan, ze zda byla bandy drzena jest
vykupne tn musela vratti zpet do Ciny Adrch vsak
prav ze eho sesa byla ocekavana Cine as t6to dob6
odamud minla zajeti do Japonska pax odpouti do po
jenych Stati tsi.s s.f* ~ s.
Aldrchova jest velmi bohatou We SVEN ylasnim
jmen6 ej otec senator Aldrch zanechal poz6saost
$3O,O0OOOO ejfz rocni dichod cin koem 100000 Ma
d6dictv podilei vdova senatoru Adrichov jez
mfela pied nekoka ety detf zesnueho senaora
ri nimiz jest chot' JoFna D. Rockefeller, m
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KDYz cLOvEK NEvl, KAN
MAIL PENlZE ULOzITI.


Sch6vavami pen3z die syste-
mu starych babHek Sc nevypla
tilo Ant. Phursonovi, povola-
MIN zednikovi,. ktery bydli v l..
& X. hotelu ma Bolivar road.
Vcera jej vyzval n6jaky do
bry~ pfitel" k navst9v3 jisteho
domu ma vych. 40. ul., kde ma
seho zadnika bud Spatne ba-
viii aneb mu dali neceho napi
ii. Usnul totiz ma zidli tax
tvrd6, ze jej n9kdo zul, zmize-
ly boty ponozky, .obe konecne
by Phurson ozelel, ale v jedne
2 puncoch, JED. slouzila mu "a
banku, mel ulozeno $50. ktere
ovsem zmizely take. jak vyprs
voval policii, ktere udal jmeno
"pfitele", jenz jej ma podivnou
navstevu pozval.
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NOVA PRAkTukA. DAM
SKYCH ZLODEJU.

Ably snaze mohly obchodni
zlod9jky odnaseti kofist, vne-
sou do kramu ma plocho sloze-
non lepenkovou krabici zaba-
lenou nenapadn6 v papfr. Po-
dafi-li Sc lup, umistf Sc do pfi-
praveneho obalu q pax bezpec-
ne vynese. v sobotu u May
Co. byla podobn& zlod9jka po-
lapena detektivkou. M9la '
krabici "a pet prstd koupeny
oblek ' Gene $500. Byfa do
vedena ma hlavnf policejnf sta
nici. kde sc k tinu pfiznala :
pochybnou ale v5inluvou, ze
potfebovsla penez ma. narkoti-
|cke drogy.
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zEMkTkEsENf v CHILE.

Santiago, Chile, s. kv6tna.
ISilne zem9tfeseni udalo Sc We
state Atacama v severostfedni
Chile, pfi cemz cetne budovy
|pobofeny q velika skoda zpd-
sobena. Pfibojova vlna, jez ma
|sledovala, pfelila Sc pies me-
sto Carrizalilo, zaplavivSi We
likou- rozlohu. Lide We zd6senf
Lutikali hledali dtociSt3 v ho-
rach. We Vallenar, pobfeznim.
meste domy otfeseny ' zakla-
dech a castecn9 pobofeuy. Ina.
cna skoda zpdsobena. zejm6-'
ma ma zavodhovacich pffko-
pech. Dosud nelze ami odha-
dovati ztraty ma. zivotech I'D
skseh' L -=.xtl
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R0zUMN7 MAILED.

New Philadelphia. O., S.
[kvetna. Zakony m9ly by byti
Fvym&h&ny proti v&lk3m, zrov
|na jako proti vrahdm. Toto Cd
iporucenf bylo uGin9no soudky-
|nf Florence Allenovou 2 nej-
|yySSfho soudu st&tu Ohio v fe-
LEI pied zdejsfm zenskym OBJ
[canskym klubeln vcera. "Kdyz
| jednotlivec dopustil sc zlotinu,
z&kony potrestajf pachatele, .
pravila soudkyn9 Allenova.
I've valce pl4ny jsou cineny
[na zabitf tisfcd lidi q mic sc pro
|ti toanu necinf. Osnovatele va
|lek nikdy nebudou potrest&ni,
|pokud valky budou z&konite. y
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Detroit, 6. kvstna. ri. John
II. Avery-ov&, ,manzelka zdej-
siho millionaire, prbhlasila|
snatek ss6 42-let6 dcery, Flo:
renee Olcott Avery-ove g 10
jich zahradnikem, Franciscan
Barrigrandem. ze "bl&hovost''
q pravila, ze ''nemohou niti
vice z&dn@ho mfsta v naSem 81
vote. Novomankel6, kteff =
dali oddati v sobotu, ibyli male.
zeni dnes zpravodajem jedno.
no zdejSfho dennku v bytx Y
River Rouge, 2 n9hoz plat
$40 mksftnx.
Pr. BarTingrsndov& pt1vl
ch4stala veGefi pro sv&ho mar
4elA. jsnx xtt& 81, roxy. . je1(
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YLADA NARlzi pLUHo.
PIsY.

s I. - + - II > -
Washington, 6. kvEtna. Ably
mohla -provesti fundari neb sta
hnuti tax zvanych Dot vitez-
stvi, jichz bylo pdvohne vyda-
no "a 4 billiony, vla}a ozna-
mila vydani "a $4p.ooo.o 900
pokladnicnich not, .j& pone-
sou 4 q til ctvrti .prIcenta IL
roku 4 budou splatny Is bre-
zna 1927. Sekretaf Mellon pra
Vi, ze yefejny duh s{izen bu-
de ad aa.. $22, 400 .o0dooo do
konce pfftomneho betnfho ro-
Fku, 80. teTvna.