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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-29


Was any one person ever the
father Of four queens?
Yes. Raymond l)erencer. Count Of
Provence, had four daU ;hters. all of
whom married kings Margaret mar
ried Louis TX of France: Eleanor mar.
ried Henry III Of England; Sancha
married Henry's brother Richard, king
Of the Romans and Beatrice married
Charles IT Of Naples and Sicily.
To whom did Tennyson refer as:
Her. who clasped in her last
trance
Her murdered fathers head?
To Margaret Roper. daughter Of Sir
Thomas More, who was buried with
the head Of her father clasped between
her hands.
How arc oatmeal bags to be
used in the bath made?
Take one pound of oatmeal and a
half pound Of powdered orris root
Stir well together and sew in a square
bag. Toss the bag into the tub and
let 1t remain fifteen minutes
What is known as the city with
Seven Hills, or the Seven Killed
City?
Rome, Ancient Rome was surround
ed by seven hills: The Pauatinus, the
Capitolinus, the QuirinaIis. tho
Cactus, the Aventiuus. the VirninaHs
and the Esquilinus.
How many years are guinea
cocks and hens good for breeding
purposes, and how many hens
should be kept 10 each cock?
From five TO seven years. Guineas
ordinarily mate In pairs There are
some instances Of one cock mating
with moro than one hen. but not as a
general rule.
What are the Seven Lamps of
Architecture" nv Ruskin?
Sacrifice. truth. power. beauty, life.
memory and obedience.
In 1908 was Cleveland using
Eastern or Central time?
Central. or Goth. meridian time.
How much corn will wagon
nine feet long. forty inches wide.
and nineteen inches deep. hold?
About thirty-eight bushels of
shucked corn.
What relationship do cousins
children bear to each other?
They are third cousins.
Does the value of silver in
silver dollar fuctuate?
Yes; at the present time the price
Of silver Is about So cents per ounce.
and there is about three .fourths Of
an ounce in silver dollar. The
United States silver dollar, however. /
Is always worth 100 cents, because /
the Government guarantees it's value
Is there such thing as
"whale-shark?"
Yes. this species of fish is found |
In various parts Of the world. par |
ticulariy in the Indian Ocean. Sew |
eral specimens have been caught off !
the Florida coast. On June I, 1912. |
Captain. Charles H. Thompson caught |
one there, thirty-eight feet long and |
eighteen feet in girth. It was not |
placed on scales, but it's weight was
estimated to have been between 10000 |
end $4,000 pounds. The whale |
shark" is harmless to man, and feeds |
only upon very minute animal life. |
What is Billy Sundays address
Winona Lake, Ind.
DID the U. S coin one-cent
piece in the year 1853 with
flying eagle on one side?
The u. S. coined a one-cent piece |
such as this in the year 1888.
What are ting seven mortal
sins7
They have been held to be pride
Wrath. envy lust. gluttonys avarice,
n~.a ~i1s1,
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Safety Valve.
lSouth Bend Newg-TIn

A good-sized family row. now and
then, is the safeguard for the family.
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What Editors
Are Saying
Difference
lNewcastle Conrierl

newcastle courier
The difference between Santa Claus
and tho letter carriers is that the
carriers season Of Juggling a pack
lasts ffty.two weeks.
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Indiana
Sunshine

When Floyd found that his automo-
bile had been stolen It did not occur
20 him to blame a duck.
But such was the case. Milo is the
Ducks first name and he halls from
Paris. III. He was hailed from there
by Sheriff Hollen to Princeton and
was Jailed charged with vehicle TAX
ing.
Five hours after he had taken out
an insurance policy on his car, Don
Faul OF near Largo reported to Wa
bash police that motometer had been
stolen from his machine,
L didn't know that I had one hus-
band too many. I thought I had two
two many" declared Mrs. Pearl
Bruce, 81, colored. who was married
to Carl Corey, 26. last June without
the formality Of divorcing her first
husband. Isaiah Bruce who is serving
tirno at Michigan City for burglary.
Mrs. Bruce said that she was under
the impression that when Bruce went
to prison. his sentence released her
from martial obligations. Corey
stated that he was going to attempt
annulment Of the first marriage.
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In which one Of Dickens books
does the "Marchioness" appear?
In The Old Curiosity shop"
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Q U E T O N s
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tiou Of fact or information by writing
to the indianapolis Times Washington
Bureau 1922 New York Ave. Wash
ington. D. c., inclosing . cents in
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marital advice cannot be given, nor
can extended research be undertaken.
All other questions VIII receive per
sonal reply. Unsigned requests cannot
be answered. All letters ar conhden-
ual.--Editor
Who was the inspiration Of
Byron's poem. Maid Of Athens?'
A Greek girl by the name Of Theresa
Maori.
In which one Of Dickens books
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Does the value of silver in a
silver dollar fluctuate?
Yes; at the present time the price
Of silver Is about 65 cents per Dance.
and there is about three fourths Of
an ounce in a silver dollar. The
United States silver dollar, however.
Is always worth 100 cents, because
the Government guarantees it's value
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Courthouse.
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To whom more, and to whom less
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-12-21

ministrations to manipulate the pay
ment of expenses in such a way as
to show surplus in one year by de-
ferr1ng payment Of part Of the bills
for that year. An outgoing administra-
ton, for instance, or an administra-
ton approaching a political campaign,
desiring to make the records appear
as favorable as possible, can easily
hold up some accounts for investiga-
ton or for minor corrections and leave
these accounts for the succeeding adj
ministration or for payment in the
succeeding year. OF course, it is not
practicable for any administration to
pay every last cent Of the expense
bills it has incurred. It is practicable,
however, to let the deferred payments
accrue normally, so that they will be
about the same in amount each year,
or to make an account of expense in
Cured so that the real status of the
postal business will be known.
Postmaster General New has adopt
ed the plan of showing the expendi-
lures and obligations for each year as
contrasted with the revenue for the
same year. That is, if he has incurred
a debt which is due in a certain year,
he charges that as part of his ex-
penses even if the amount has not
actually been paid. That is a fair and
honest way of keeping the accounts.
Heretofore it has been the prac-
tice to charge the expenses of the Post
Office Department at Washington
the office Of the Postmaster General
and his assistants-to the general eX-
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-12-21
NEW LIFE IN THE POST OFFICE
DEPARTMENT

Postmaster General Harry S. New
is putting the Post Office Department
on a strictly business basis so that
hereafter its annual reports will show
its annual business transactions with
approximate accuracy. While it will
probably never be possible to make an
exact statement of postal business, as
it is not possible to show an exact
statement of any private business, yet
under the system Mr.. New has es-
tablished, the figures will be as near
correct as good bookkeeping can make
them.
It has been the practice of some ad-
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-12-21

penses of the Government, just as the
expenses of the Department of Labor
are charged. The expense Of the De-
partment here has not heretofore been
charged as part of the expense of run
ming the postal system. Yet, in reality,
this is a real and necessary part Of
the expense of handling mail, just as
the general corporation offices of a
railroad are a necessary part of the
operation of the road. In the fiscal
year which ended June 80, 1923, the
overhead expenses were for the first
time charged as a part of the postal
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-12-21

ings are of special design, usually
constructed with some consideration
Of architectural beauty instead Of use
fulness exclusively, and the cost is
often out Of proportion to actual pres
ent necessities. It would be unfair to
charge the postal service on the basis
of cost of the building and yet an an
nual statement that does not take in
to consideration the rental value Of
public buildings is obviously incom-
plete.
Because of the faulty system of ac-
counting used in the past, COMPARE
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-12-21
Lincoln City

DR.. and Mrs. Harry Marland anG
Mr.. Howett of Wilmington were the
guests of VIM. Truitt and family on
Sunday.
Lester Clendaniel entertained al
dinner Sunday Geo. w. Murphy Of
Spur, Texas.
After spending the fall months at
Hanover, Pa, Mrs. Geo. Warren and
daughter, Ethel Mae, have returned
home.
J. L. Clendaniel and family have
moved to their new bungalow which
he has recently built opposite the
cemetery.
E. F. Burris and wife, John Burris
and family spent Sunday at Cheswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walden and George
Walls and family of Dover were
guests of Chas. Walls and wife on
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Beardsley left on Thurs
day of last week for Oteen, a suberb
of Ashville, N. c. Miss Beardsley who
is trained nurse will be employed
in the Camp Hospital, No. go.
The Sewing Circle was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs.
George Morrison on Wednesday even
ing.
John H. Clendaniel butchered one
of the largest porkers raised in this
section last Friday; when dressed the
hog tipped the scales at us lbs. 1t was
Of the Poland China breed and 10
months old.
Arthur Walls and family spent Sun
day at Dagsboro.
Among the many who have been Do
yer shoppers are Jos. Morgan and
wife, Mrs. R. H. Derrickson, Mrs. VIM.
Lank and Miss Lena johnson.
Paul McVey and family of Milford
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Biggs.
Robert E. Curtin and family Of Will
mington have been visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Curtin.
There will be no meeting of the La
dies Aid this week. Further notices
will be given later.
Mrs. Harry E. Clendaniel and Mrs.
Frank Clendaniel spent Tuesday in
Dover.
Mrs. Ora Roberts was visitor at
Salisbury, Md, on Monday.
Fred Carey and family of New Castle
nave DOOn f4o4J4A5 JhS44 AuObAlCA5 4hL4
Mary Truitt.
Osborne Walls of Milford has been |
spending several days with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Walls.
VIM. Lank, Edna Dawson and Mar
ion Clendaniel are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morrison spent !
the weekend in Wilmington.
Dallas Kibler and family accompan-
led by Mrs. Kate Beardsley were the
guests of Osborne Willis and family
of Wyoming on Sunday.
John Clendaniel and wife enter
tanned Chas. Schick and Mr.. Smith of
Wilmington on Sunday.
Henry Cook is rapidly progressing
in the building Of his new bungalow
on the du Pont road between Lincoln
and Milford.
Mrs. Nellie Hatfield and son Howard
spent the weekend with Elmer Swain
and family.
J. R. Fitzgerald and L. K. Lewes
Of Wilmington have been spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Coverdale.
The Christmas entertainment will
be held in the church on Monday ev-
ening, December "a.
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service.
There is one feature of postal ex-
pense which cannot be exactly stated
each year-the rental value Of public
buildings owned by the Government
and used by the post offices. In many
instances the public buildings are oc-
cupied jointly by the postal service
and other branches of the Govern
ment. Any apportionment of the rental
value to the different services would
be but an approximation, as, also,
would the estimate of the total rental
value of the building. Federal build
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Warwick

The first snow of the season fell
here on Friday, covering the ground
to a depth of several inches.
Christmas bells will soon be ringing
and Dame Rumor says before the echo
dies away we shall hear the joyful
sound of wedding bells (0
Arlie Steen and family of Dagsboro
called on relatives here on Friday af-
ternoOn.
L. P. Faucet and daughter Benona
and Miss Louise Based and little Ed
ward Baker of Philadelphia, also
Messrs. Thomas Harte and William A.
Faucet of Georgetown were Warwick
visitors on Saturday morning.
We note among our Sunday callers
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory B. Birmingham
and children of Lewes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee C. Mumford and children of near
Millsboro, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ralph Biz
card of Georgetown and Miss Oleva
Burton and Russell Wilgus of Ocean
View.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lingo and son
were dinner guests on Sunday Of ].
T, Calhoun in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Steele and chill
dren of Trinity spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lingo.
Albert Downs and Lloyd Magee
were Georgetown callers on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Downs and small
son spent Sunday with L. R. Lingo
and family in Long Neck.
The Ladies Aid of the Central M. e.
Church will hold the first meeting of
the new year, at the home of Mrs. A.
H. Lingo, the second Thursday even
ing in January which will be the 10th
of the month. Everybody come and
have a good time.
Yule tide greetings to all the read
ers of the Milford Chronicle.
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loves Cross Roads

A Merry Christmas to all the read
ers of The Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrison Wis
tied their daughters at Wilmington
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Birmingham
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Burton, Jr, at
MillsbOro.
The P. T. A. will have their meet
ing this Friday afternoon at the
school.
The Christmas entertainment will
be held at Bethany Church next Tues
day evening, December 25th.
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sons Of one year with another have
been Of little real value. Under the
system Postmaster General New has
adopted, such comparisons will serve
as a basis for determining actual
changes in postal revenues and dis
bursements.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-12-21

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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-12-21

Some people make such a virtue
Of their virtue that it seems a pity
that they can't die before being led
into temptation.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-12-21

Beginning Thursday,
and until Christmas, our
Store Hours will be from
$3.50 A. NJ, to $3.50 P.
NJ, Daily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
MOVE POLSKE MINI
STERSTVO.

Varsava, 20. kvetna. = Vim
cent Witos, jenz stal Sc nastup
Gem generala Sikorskeho v IL
radu polskeho ministerskeho
predsedy, oznamil prave ma
sledujici sestaveni sveho kabi-
netu: Marian Seyda. ministr
zahranicnich zalezitosti: Ladi-
slav Grabski, ministr financi.
General Osinski, ministr yalky,
M. Kucharski, ministr obcho-
du a primyslu; Nowodworski,
ministr apravedlnosti; Goscic-
XII, ministr zemedelstvi: Lopu-
szanski, ministr verejnych pra
ci; Maszenski, ministr post;
Karlinski, ministr zeleznic;
Stanislav Glambinski, ministr
vyucovanf; eBujarski, ministr
zdravotnictvf; Kiernik, ministr
vnitra: Ludvik Darowski. mi
INSTR socialni pece; Osiecki,
ministr zemske uiadovny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
BANDITE VRAzDi SVE ZAJATCE,
SHAZELI Sc SKALY A USMRTILI
80 DOMORODCU.
VUcl CIZINCUM JEDNAJf VSAK SETRNEA DXA :
DALSf PROPUSTENI

! Sanghai, 20. kvetna. Ne
dostatek potravin Y baSte ban
ditu V horach Paotzuku pred
unesenlm nekolika cizich ce-
stujlcich re Sanghaj-Peking
expressnlho vlaku 6. kvetna,
pfimili briganty, ze shazeli $
pfikre skaly osmdesat Gin
skych zajatcu, die zprav OBJ.
drzenych zde Cd nemeckeho
katolick. kneze, Williama Len
ferse jenz podnikl nekolik cest
do lezenl banditu.
Rev. Lenfers prav1 dopise,
datovanem V Linocingu, ze no.
ny vezhd byly svazany a k sa,
tn kazdeho 2 Mich prispendlen
! listek sc jmenem, nez byli vr
zeni Sc skaly, tax abv
n6ni bylo usnadneno. Jedna
zcna svrzena byla sc skaly )
ditkem v naruci.
Pozdeji bandite uvedomili
rodiny pobitych zajatcd a pri-
buznym bylo dovoleno odvezti
isi t6la. Jeden krest 'ansky CT,
nan, jenz zaplatil jiz 800
jako vykupne "a sveho syna,
nasel jeho mrtvolu ma upati
skalniho utesu nekteri dosud
hledaji tam sye mrtve pribuz,
ne, pravi We SVEN dopise Rev
Lenfers a dodava: -
"Jediny zpusob, jak zavest1
pofadek bezpecnost zde, jest
prijati bandity do armady a
drzeti je po leta V tomto Gzemi
jako policii, nebot' oni jedin6
seznameni jsou nepristupny-
mi horskymi skrysemi a stez-
kami. Zdali budou vypuzeni,
mensi bandite sc vyskytnou a
privodi stejnou situaci V bu-
doucnosti."
Rev. Lenfers popira, re vol
sko jest We spolku s bandity.
Pravl, re vojaci oblehali je po
mnoho mesic1 blize Paotzuku,
az 2 toho povstal nedostatek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
PRIJlMA RUSKOU
NABfDKU.
Velka Britanie svoluje k od-
skodneni Ia zabavere ry-
b4fske lodi.

Londyn, 81. kvetna. - Bri-
ticke memorandum, pojednava
jici nejposlednejsi odpovedi
Ruska ma notu lorda Curzona,
bylo doruceno Leonidu Krasi-
,novi, zdejsimu sov6tskemu "a
stupci, vcera, die sdeleni Daily
Heraldu. Prijima Sc mem, $
malymi vyhradami, ruska ma
bidka vzhledem k odskodneni
"a zabavene rybarske lodi a
"a popravu C. F. Davisona a
zatceni vezneni pi. Stan.
Hardingove, br.iticke novinar-
ky odvolani dvou Weinstein-
ovych not, psanych v odpoved'
ma briticky protest prot; stiha-
nj cirkevnich hodnostaru. iez
Velka Britanie povazuje "a u
raZllVe.
Pravi sc. ze memorandum
rovn6z mlcky upousti Cd obvi-
neni, ze sovet financuje brittle
ke komnnisty, ale prohlasuje,
ze ruska odpoved' vzhledem k
rwske propaganda v ASH Jest
neuspokojivou a pozaduje, by
rusti zastupci Teheranu a Ka
bulu byli odvolani.
Konetne Velka Britanie pro
jevuje ochotu svolati mezina-
rodni konferenci, ma nfz byla
by rozfesena otazka pasma d.
zemnfch vod.
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kdyz byl prvni ! cile ma 500
milove zavodni draze, opako-
vav pred 10000 divaky sve
vitezstvi z roku 1921.
Byl to nejvetsl zastup, jenz
kdy prihlizel A automobile
wynn zavoddm v Americe. Mil
ton ujel onech 800 mil "a
5:2S :O6.27, takzk jeho prh-
m6rna rychlost NJ hodinu byla
la ola mil u poroviani $ re-
lkordn1 fychfosrf B1.4s doci1e.
nou pred rokem.
Harry Hartz z Los Angeles,
jenz ziskal druhou cenu v Ion.
skych zavodech, byl pet mil
"a Miltonem ma konci zavodni
drahy, kdezto tretfm byl Jim.
my Murphy, jenz byl prvni u
cile pri lonskych zavodech.
Ctvrtym byl Earl Cooper. ia
ko obycejn6, zavody vyza-
daily 81 ob6ti - tentokrate jed
|noho zabiteho tfi ranene. u
|smrcen byl Herbert Shoup,
16-lety hoch 2 Lafayette, Ind,
kdyz automobil rizeny Tomem
Alleym z Indianapolis, vyletel
re zavodnl drahy prorazil
pilot, blize n6hoz chlapec stal.
Diva jeho druzi byli porane-
nj mimo to jeden mechanic
lnemeckeho zavodnika C. Lau
tenschlagera, jm6nem Kraus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31

zere v malem clunu farmafem
Allenem Johnsonem, jenz "a
volal konstebly. Tito Sc rozde-
ILL ma tri skupiny, z nichz je.
dna plavila Sc po jezere v mo-
torovem clunu, druhe dve '
automobilech a pozdeji pesky
Sc 'blizily k mistu, k nemuz Re
gers We SVEN clunu smeroval
4 Zbujnik patrne nemel ne.
mensiho tuseni, ze byl V nebe7
peel, nebt -ysri z noustf d
klidn6 kracel k jezfrku a "a.
cal 81 myti ruce, kdyz palba
ma neho zahajena.. Chopil Sc
sice sve rucnice, nez nemohl
il pouziti, nebot' byl smrtelne
ranen jednou z vypalenych
strel. Telo Rogersovo bylo sem
pfivezeno dnes pozde vecer "a
roveh onim serzanta Urqu-
harta, jenz byl jeho posledni
obeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
MIR JEST PRY BLfZKf v PORUkl.
POVESTI o TOM Sc VYSKYTUI Y
PARfzI / LONDYNE.
STAVKA KOVODELNfKU v RUHRSKU SKONCE.
MA; v DRAzDANECH OPET KLID.

my pocet muzG mohl nosit zbra
ne, tax aby aspon nejake opa-
trent ucineno bylo proti obno-
lveni vytrznosti, v nichz mno-
no lidi bylo zabito a poran6-
no.
Berlin, 80. kv6tna. Die
zprav obdrzenych z Drazd'an
zdejsimi dennimi listy, We me
ste tom opetne zavladl kid a
jenom k mensi srazce mezi po
licii a pochodujicimi delniky
doslo dnes rano. Nikdo nebyl
'pfi tom poranen. Obchody O.
pet otevreny ma trhu jest IL
|vo.
Komuniste V saskem sn6mu
zpIsobili vfavu dnes rano,
kdyz sn6movna prijala pouze
Is vyhradami nalehavy pozada-
vek radikald poskytovani pri
|spevkd nezamestnanym. Snem
odeprel povazovati zalezitost
tuto "a pilnou, svolil vsak od-
kazati il vyboru.
Pariz, 80. kvetna. Zda-li ne
mecky odpor v Porurf prota-
hne Sc do zimy, Francie "ihned
bude uvazovati prostredcich
ma pouziti v8tsiho tlaku," pra
vii premier Poincare vcera pri
kl16aNreniy dehsfE We snemovn6
fposlanecke. Sn9movna sos hla
sy proti 81 povolila cervnove
!okkupacni vylohy a tim vyja-
dfila vlad6 dIv6ru. Poincare
pravil, ze jest presvedcen, ze
Nemecko nebude moci dlouho
vzdorovati.
Premier odpovedel tenn ne
kolika kritikGm sve sm6rnice,
ze vojenska hotovost v Porurf
pro pritomnou dobu nebude Sc
sflena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
KONEC POVESTNEHO
BANDITY.
Muz, jenx terrorisoval soud q
zabil diva policisty, zastfelen '
lesich.

North Bay, Ont, 80. kvet-
ma. Leo Rogers, povestny zbuj
mix a vrah, byl zastfelen v ne
dalekem lese. Vynofil Sc z hou
stf asi osm mil Cd Nipissing
dnes odpoledne dosti dlouho,
ze byl srazen k zemi kuli w.
palenou clenem druziny in
spektora Storey-ho, jez S me-
kolika jinymi stihala Rogersa
Cd jeho sensacnfho terrorisova
nj soudu pred dvema tydny.
Rogers byl stfelen inspekto-
rem Storeym, kdyz 81 myl ruce
v jezirku blize Nipissing. Ra-
nen. Klesl k zemi a tlenove in
spektorovy druziny, jichz bylo
jedenact, vysflali pry stfelu "a
stfelou do t3la mule, jenz "a
bill diva 2 jejich druht. Rogers
byl WIDEN, jak plavil Sc ma je-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31

potravin a vody tamtez Ma
Jed ma vlak v Sucau by pod
niknut, ably voisko bylo odvo-
lano do one krajiny a bandite
mohli Sc zasobiti potrayinami.
Sanghaj, 80. kvetna. = Ma
jor Robert A. Allen z arnady
Spojenych Statu a w. Smith z
Manchester, Anglie, ktefi une-
seni byli vlaku band'ty 6.
.kv6tna, bvli propustani, die
zpray obdrzenych zde dnes.
We strutne denssi z Tsaot-
wangu. V ktere sc to oznamu-
lie, sdeluie Sc dale, re "vyjed-
navani pokracuje prizniv6."
Londyn, 81. kvetna. - Reu-
'nnese ? pekingu pravi,
re major Roland w. Pinger 2
americke armady v Mantle a
Lee Solomon re San FRANCESCA.
zajatci banditii. byli privedeni
dol1 5 temene hor Paotzuku,
kde byli osamoceni. Ostatni
zajatci poslani bvli do noveho
tabora.
Washington, 30. kv6tna. -
Americky vyslanec Schurman
sieluje, re bandite polozili Gin
ske. vlad6 nasledujici podmin-
,kys,
r. 3dvoi.sf,f vojska.
2. rstfedni vlada bude do
davati banditum pravidelne
potraviny a satstvo.
3. Deset tisic handitl bude
sorganisovano vactyri smisene
brigady pod primou kontrolou
ustredni vlady, jez poskytne
zhran6 strelivo.
4. Ustredni vlada poskytne
plat Ma mesic ku predu a row.
nez zpatecni plat "a dobu ne
pfesahujici Sest m6sici.
5. Dohodnutl sc podeoise "a
pfitomnosti diplomaticklch "a
stnpcn ciz1ch mocnosti. ktefi
Sc zaruci "a ieho provedeni."