davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
Mrs. Edward Walker and Mrs. /

Mrs. Edward Walker and Mrs. D.
Percy Hickling.
Gen. John J. Pershing was host
to Gen. and Mrs. John L. Hines. and
The charge d'afraires of Austria
and Nine. Prochnik was among those
with Mrs. Elonzo Tyner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
had with them their daughter. Mrs.
Lewis Newton Murray and Mrs. Will
n Y. who are their house guests.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood was
hostess to Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh.
Mrs. Montgomery. Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty and Mr.. Hugh Webster.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ: Thompson
Fullam. Mrs. Emory Sands. Mrs. w.
Sinclair Bowen and Mrs. Ralph w.
Kelly.
Mrs. Rafeal R. Gown was hostess
to Mrs. Dewitt Talmage, Mrs. w. Pitt
Scott, Mrs. Charles B. Howry, Miss
Mrs. George F. Huff had with her
ray E. Cobb and Mr Smith of Phila-
delphia; and Mr.. Julian S. Ashe Of
Virginia.
entertained small party in the box
Of the formers parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Victor Kaufman.
bclOS "a DlOuSctL anu MIS-.
Charles G. Mathews entertained Col.
and Mrs. Frederick Coleman, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert ". Fleming.
Gen. Buchanan had with him his
son and ,daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Buchanan Of Virginia.
Col. Theodore Davis Boals was host
to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuker-
man.
Miss Carolyn Nash entertained a
party in the box of her parents, DR.
and Mrs. Francis S. Nash. including
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Dryden, Miss
Frances Hampson. Col. winthrop S.
Greene and Commander r. w. Griffith.
Miss Julia Whiting was hostess to
Mai and Mrs. w. w. Wertz, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Addison and Mrs. Howard
Hume.
Others seen at the show were Miss
Ailsa Mellon. Mrs. Mahlon Pitney,
Mrs. Kenna Elkins, DR.. and Mrs. A.
Camp Stanley, Mrs. r. NJ. Kauffmann
Mai and Mrs. George Oakley Totem
jr.; Miss Marcia Chaplin, Mr.. Frederick
Chaplin, Miss Beatrice Pitney, Mrs
G.. F. c. Smile. Mrs. James W. Wads-
worth, jr.; Miss Helen Campbell, Miss
Margaret Crosson, Mrs. T. A. Scott
Thropp, Mrs. Loren Johnson. Mrs
Randall Hagner. Mrs. William Barrett
Ridgely, Mrs. william Henry Smith,
Mrs. Nathan Heft, Mrs: Edward Rob
bins, Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie, Miss
Charlotte Freeman Clarke, Mr..
Brewster Remey and Mr.. Dennis
Epson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
FASHIONABLE THRONG
IN BOXES YESTERDAY
| FOR RIDING EVENTS

A fashionable audience. though not
as large as on the previous day. wit
messed the horse show yesterday.
Among those in boxes were:
The minister Of Switzerland and
Mime. Peter. who were guests Of Mr..
William Phelps Emo, other guests In
his box being Mrs George H. Ehle.
Col. and Mrs. John Hull and Mr.. Wal
ter H. SchoellkOpf.
The minister of Panama and Sonora
dc Alfaro were entertained by Mrs.
Kennedy Wheeler. whose other guests
were Representative and Mrs. Fred A.
Britten, and DR.. Paul Lessinof.
The minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes, DR.. Pavichvich. was a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Gordon
and Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Others in
the party were Miss Beatrice English.
Mr.. A. H. Ritter and Mr.. William
Bowie Clarke.
Sonora de Oiaya, wife of the minis
ter of Columbia. was guest of the
Commissioner Of the District and
Mrs. cunosH. Rudolph. who also en-
tertained Mr.. eAd Mrs. George White,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
BISHOPS TRIBUTE
TO THE RED CROSS

Tribute to the American Red Cross
as being the agency of promoting
common, friendly and patriotic action
on the part Of the Woman's Relief
Corps of the G. A. +. and the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy in
uniting for the unwilling ceremony of
the Red Cross window AZ the Ameri-
can National Red Cross headquarters
was paid by Rt. Rev James Henry
Darlington. Bishop Of Harrisburg, in
his address at the dedication yester-
day afternoon.
Extract From Address.
How fitting it is that on this Fri
day before Whitsundav or Pente-
cost we should unite through the
leading of the holy spirit in this
union Of north and south for the con-
quest of the eastern and western
continents through love. The ran
cors and btternesses of the past
must be forgotten in the bright new
day OF affection which has come"
declared the bishop.
DIR. L. f. Grecn Opens Ceremonies.
Or. Thomas F. Green Of the Red
Cross opened the ceremonies by
memorial and its significance The
opening PRAYER was offered by the
Rt. Rev: William F. Mcdowell
Bishop Of Washington, and benedic-
ton was pronounced by the Rev. w.
S. Abernathy of Calvary Baptist
Church. Music was furnished by
section of the Marine Band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
By the Associate Press.


ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May ls.-The pro-
posal Of President Harding for the
United States to become a member OF
the Court Of International Justice
was condemned as a scheme to coax
this country into the league of ma
lions, by United States Senator VIII
liam F.. Borah of Idaho in an address
at meeting under the auspices of
a committee of business and pro-
fessional men here last night.
Senator Borah insisted that the
world court is an integral part OF the
league Of nations, that the league Is
Its foundation and that the proposal
for the United States to enter 1t Is for
no other reason than to get the coun-
try into the league to bear the
leagues financial burdens.
Opposes Partial Entry.
II cannot understand the argument
Of those who say, that we should 60
into a part of the league of nations
and stay out Of the rest Of it. he as
serted.
Predictions that President Harding
would be renominated by reclamation
by the republican national con-
vention. but upon an air-tight
platform, was made by the
smstes that an the HE Until
proposal would be an issue in fran.
ing the republican platform for the
1924 presidential election.
"If anybody thinks that he can win
in 1924 by uprooting a system of
foreign policies as old as the govern
ment itself. let him get upon a politi-
cal platform and try to carry the cleo
tion." Senator Borah continued.
DenOunces Ruhr Invasion.
DEPRESSING from his prepared ad-
Dress the senator denounced the
French invasion of the Ruhr valley
as Sowing the seeds Of another world
war" declared the invasion was in
tended. not to collect reparations. but
to dismember Germany. and pictured
Premier Poincare OF France as "a
menace to the peace Of the world"
He also demanded the release of polit-
ical prisoners in the United States
and criticized the League to Enforce
Peace as a "hellish doctrine" He con-
Guided with q plea for sympathy for
the Russian people, who, he added,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19

Rosedale playground, 18th and Gales
streets northeast. is the first of the
many local Fairgrounds to present a
May festival with the browning of a
queen, a maypole dance and all the
other things that make up such an
event.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
the grounds were filled with hundreds
of interested parents and friends to
witness a program by about fifty of
the little folk under the direction Of
Mrs. Caroline Alexander. who is in
charge of the playground. and her
able assistant. Miss Katherine Col
Inns.
The chief event was the browning
Of the May queen. Miss Thelma Rose.
who with her big blue eyes. abundant
yellow curls and long white frock
made a charming queen. Little Mae
Rawlings in a dainty yellow costume
presented the crown OF roses. which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19

Continued from First Page)
the exception of a few. all were taken
to widely scattered homes and it was
physically impossible to gather up
the list. Confusion reigned through
out most of the day. few being able
to tell coherent stories.
j. n. Mcleod, caught on the sec
ond floor of the building. jumped to
safety and. obtaining a flag pole.
placed it against the. building, many
slid down this to safety.
George Dixon lost eleven relatives
in the fire. After saving one of his
children he returned to get his wife
and other children. He was caught
in the jam at the door and was pulled
out by Jesse Pearce. Pearce was
caught in the same jam a minute
later and persisted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
WILL INVITE GOVERNORS.
Davis Says All to Be Asked K
Mooseheart Conference.

AURORA, ILL.,, May 19.-James J..
Davis Secretary of Labor. today an
nounced that the governors of every
state in the union would be invited
to Mooseheart. Ill, during the week
Of June "a ito participate In the
governors round-table conference on
child labor. as this Is vitality impor-
tant in, view of the recent Supreme
Court decision holding the child labor
law OF the District Of Columbia I'M
constitutional" Each governor will
be asked to attend In person and to
send two delegates. one of the OBJ
jects being to formulate uniform
child labor law and to urge it's adop-
tfon by those states where there il
no such law on the statute books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
RALPH G. BLACK MISSING.

Ralph G.. Black, employed as a
clerk in the office Of Senator Harris
Of Georgia. is reported missing from
his home at 722 Upshur street north
west. The authorities have been asked
to conduct a search for the young
man, who is an overseas veteran.
1t is stated that Mr.. Black had been
i'll in the Philadelphia General Hos
pital. He was to have returned to
Washington several days ago. but
. native Of Rome. Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19

play on the outward trip in the after
noon. Both missed puts to win the
fifteenth, which was halved in 5s.
after putting his second dead to the
pin, reducing Wethered's lead to one.
The seventh was halved in As. and the
Bostonian made dazzling finish on
the home green to square the match
when he sank puzzling three-yard
afternoon cards:
Out. IS "a 4-s7
Ouimet-
Out. s454 SIS
IN. S s44s5 $50 4-ss-7s
In. "a - 5 "a 3-35-70
wethered and Ouimet were nip-and-
tuck going out in the morning, MAX
ing the turn all square. Ouimet won
the eleventh. but lost the lead when
he was. bunkered on the fourteenth.
Wethered came within an ace Of sink
ing his second at the sixteenth. and
took the hole with a to Ouimet's
and became up at the seventeenth
by holing ten-foot putt. The cards:
Wethered-
Out ... 5544s S 3 4-ss
Ouimet-
Out 49,. 4444s4 SIS
Wethered-
In ....... 45454 a 4-37-76
Ouimet-
In 44455 445 1871
Gardnef Wins.
Robert A. Gardner Of Chicago, the
Walker Cup team captain, defeated
Robert Harris by l hole.
Fred Wright, jr., of Los Angeles
ish. by 1 hole.
George v. Rotan of Houston, Tex,
defeated w. w. Mackenzie. British,
Cyril Tolley. former British ANA
teur champion. defeated Jess, Sweet
ser. the American champion. and !.
John Wilson, defeated S. Davidson
Heron of Chicago, l up.
DR.. 0. F.. Willing of Portland. Ore,
defeated w. A Murray. and !.
Max Marston. Philadelphia, defeat
ed w. L. Hope, British, and 4:
The British golfers were leading in
five of eight matches when the play
ers had completed the morning round.
Three matches we're all square. The
British needed to win only four
matches to take the cup.
WAITER HAGEN BEATEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
ASK JAPAN TO PAY.
By the Associa ted Press.

By the Associated Press
TOXIC. May 19.-The American
embassy has taken up with the for
eign ONCE the question of compensa-
ton for the family of Lieut.. Lang
don, an American, who was killed
by Japanese troops in Siberia in 1921.
1t Is pointed out that officers family
was largely dependent on his SALARY.
No answer has come from the for =
eign ONCE yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
PRESIDENT THANKS
TROUBLE MAKER
Continued from First Page.l

was evidenced by the tears and
cheers with which they responded.
Needless to say. they were all
democrats, some of whom, in all
probability, had never seen q real.
dyed-in- the-wool republican before.
but they were Americans first and
were in the presence of their Presi-
dent. There was no politics in that
occasion. These tottering old soldiers
were overcome by patriotic senti-
n,ent. they could see only their Presi-
dent. humane, considerate and even
partial toward them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
WALTER HAGEN BEATEN
BY the Assocla ted Press.

LEEDS, May 19.-H. c. jolly of
Fox Grove, the English professional.
defeated Walter Hagen, American
holder of the British open golf
championship title. 2 up in the final
of the professional tournament here
today.
Hagen never had the lead in the
morning round, and his putting was
Door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
PLAN CROSSTOWN
BUS IN SOUTH D. C.

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
u. S. STARS.BE
BRITISH GOLFERS
AFTER GAME FIGHT

CONTINUED from First Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
STATE TO EXTEND
FIRE VICTIMS AID

Continued from First Page
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
ARMADA - ASPON PRO
PARADU.

Brussel, 9. kvetna. - Jour
nal d. Esch", oznamuje, re vel
koknizectvi Luceburske Jest
ma cestG, ably vstoupilo do ra-
dy statu vojenskvch. Nechce
pry byti vysazeno vtipum, ze
must 81 vypajcovati lidi zbra-
ne, chce-li 81 opatriti vojen-
skou stafaz ku nejakym obra-
dunn Il proto sc rozhodlc. re
sorganisuje svoji vlastni "pra-
videlnou armauu' V poctu 500
muzi. Eterd bude miti take
svo.i vlastni vyzbroj. Tim zpd-
sobem pledejde Sc podobnym
pripadnm, jaky udal Sc pri ne
davnem narozeni jedne velko-
knezny, kdy ma oslavu jejiho
naroZeni muscle Sc strileti 2
della, jcz vypdjteno bylo cd
Francie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
DULEzITE SOUDNf ROZ-
HODNUTf.
Omezovani mnozstvi l;hovin,
jez lekar NIUE predepsati,
neustavnim.

New York, 8. kvetna. = Fe-
der;,lni soudce Knox prohlasil
dnes "a neustavni onu cast
Volsteadova zakona, jez usta>
novuje, ze lekar nesmi prede-
psati pacientu vice whisky nez
Ii paint kazdych deset dni.
Stalo Sc to V zalobe, kterou
2 podnetu Sdruzeni ma ochra-
NJ dstavnich prav, organisace
100 prominentnich lekaiu, po-
dal ;eji predseda. DR.. S. w.
Lambert, cestny rektor lekar-
ske fakulty university Colum-
bia.
Rozhodnuti soudce Knoxe je
yelmi obsirne, citajic 5000
49,. Pravi y mem mimo jin6,
ze nciedna Sc o otazku, zdali
predpisovani lihovin Y nemoci
Jest nutnym neb blahodarnym,
nybrz pouze o otazku, mall
kongres pravo usMrpovati funk
&c iekafe 4 nafizovati mu, jak
velke mnozstvi lihoyin smi pre-
depsati svemu pacientu. Ma O.
tazku tuto soudce odpovida "a
polne.
Panuie mineni, re rozhod-
nlti soudce Knoxe bude miti
vztah rovn6z ma zakon, ktery
omezuje mnoZstvi opiatu. iez
lekari mohou pacientum pred
pisovati.
Washington, 8. kvetna. -
Odbor spravedlnosti neni do
sud rozhodnut, zdali poda od-
volani k nejvySsimu soudu z
rczhodnuti federalniho soudce
knoxe V New Yorku. Jeho mi
nenim totiz jest, ze timto roz-
hodnutim neni rusena platnost
dotycneho odstavce Volsteado-
va zakona a ze kaady lekaf,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
STRASNY VYBUCH PLYNU
A OLEJE.
Tfinact muii zabito v olej.
nych zfidlech v Texasu.

Corsicana, Tex, 8. kvetna.
- Pokud znamo, dvanact mu-
zl bylo ma miste zabito a je-
den skonal pozdeji nasledkem
hrozneho vybuchu V olejne
|studni els. l. G.. X. Hughes De.
veloping Co., deset mil ma il
hovychod odtud dnes pozdt
|odpoledne. Jest mozno, re 0.
beti jest vice, nebot' dvacet
delnikG, ktei'i priSli sem z Me-
xika, Tex. dnes rano, Jest do
sud pohresovano.
Jiskra vyvozena kladivem,
dopadnuvSim ma kamen. kdyz
kontrolni zaklopka byla meme
ma We studni, zapalila plyn a
olei, iez proudil re studne. kite
ia pry vydavala 5000 sudu 0,
leje a 2O,OOO,000 krychlovych
stop plynu denne. Sest tel O.
hofelych k nepoznani, bylo w.
tazeno a nejmen6 pet lezi pry
jich bliae studne.
Jeden muz, jmenem Sim
r1onds, jenz pracoval M jera.
Lu, sc zachranil a MIN patna.
ctilety chlapec, jmenem Owen.
RovneZ Emmettu Birdovi po-
dafilo Sc dostati Sc z dosahu
plamenu, ale utrpel tax t6zkt
popaleniny, ze sotva bude ma
zivu zachovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
ZkJATCI PRY v NEBEZPEcl
Hrozi jim "zlk nasledky" ne
bude-li vojsko odvolano.

Sanghaj, 8. kv6tna. - Une-
senym AmericanIm a jinym
cizincim drzenym bandity v
horach blize Lincengu, hrozi
"zle nasledky", zdali vojako
obklfcivSi bastu brigantii nebu
de odvolano, die depese, ktera
byla vyslana jednim z unese-
nych, j. B. Powellem, americ-
kym novinarem re Sanghaje.
Hentsin, 10. kv6tna. - Sle-
cna Lucy Aldrichova, svakrova
Johna D. Rockefellera, NIL,
pfijela sem dnes ma pozdnim
nocnim vlaku re Tsinanfu, ma
ceste do Pekingu. Byla pro.
vazena svoji spoletnici sleGnou
MacFaddenovou a sle6nou
Schonbergovou, komornou, /
nimiz sc shledala We zmin9nf
vesnici. DR.. H. S. Houghton Z
amcricke lekafske kolleje y
Pekingu, jenz provazi druzinu
pravil, 2e zminene zeny ode
hraly Sc ma loze a zakazal jick
yyruSovani, ale sdelil strucni
zkusenosti slecny Aldrichove
jak mu o Mich vyprav6la. Ne5'
vice pry zakusila slecna Mac,
Faddenoya, jez utrp9la pora,
nani pri padu osla, ma n9hoz
il bandite posadili, kdyz dale
uz nemohla. Slecna Aldricho,
va newt pry, proc byla bandity
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
MA AUDIENCE U PAPEzE.
Papez

Rim. 8. kv6tna. - Papez
Plus prijal anglickeho krale
George a kralovnu Mary We
slaync audienci V apostolskem
palaci Vatikanu dnes. kra-
lovsti manzele byli provazeni
hritickym vyslancem We Vati-
kane. Rev. Theophilem Russell
lem jejich druzinou. Do sou
krone knihovny papezovy ve-
sli jenom kral Sc svoji choti a
zdrzeli sc tam v audienci pGl
hodiny. Pc te Sc odebrali do
pokojh kardinala Gasrariho,
papezskeho sekretafe statu,
jenz pozdeji oplatil Jim navste
WI V residence vyslance Russell.
"a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
PRVNf BYcf ZAPAS v kfME

Rim, 8. kvetna. - Tricet IT,
sic osob shromazdilo sc vcera
" Narodnfm Stadiu, aby byly
sv6dky prvniho byGfho zapa-
su, ..cnz pofadan 'byl v Rfm9.
Sest importovanych spaniel
skych matadori utkalo Sc Sc
slejnym poctem byki, z nichz
vsak zadny nebyl zabit, treba-
ze obecenstvo dychtilo po krvi
rozlicenych zvffat, dra1denych
banderilly. Barevne spanelsk6
kostymy budily veliky zajem,
prave taxi jake vlastni zapas
sam. ,~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
VLADA PROHRALA PRYNf BITVU.
zADOST o ZAPOVED BYLA SOUDEM
ZAMlTNUTA.
We VECl SPEKULACE CUKREM MA BURSE BUDE
VSAK PODANO ODVOLANf.

New York, 8. kvetna. - Ia
dost vlady . prozatimni zapo-
ved' na zameZeni spekulace 5
cukrem ma pfisti dodavku. ma
new-yorske kavove cukerni
bursc jeji ustredne, byla "a
mitnnta odvolacim soudem
Spoj. Statu, pred nimz pri-
pad byl projednavan. S'oud o.
znamil, ze memorandum, Y
nerz sdeleny budou priciny
.ieho rozhodnuti, bude vydano
rozdeji.
@ prozatimni zapoved bylo
aadano nez mohlo by byti ko-
nano zaverecne slyseni ohvi-
nenich, re transakce Sc suro-
vym crkrem ma pristi dodavku,
jak jsou proyadeny ma burse a
.ieli 1atredne, tvori spiknuti ci-
ii dohodnuti ma pfekazeni "a
hranicnlmu mezistatnimu ob
chodu, coz Sc pfici Shermano-
VII protitrustovemu zakonu a
Wilsonovu celnimu zakonu.
Vlada zadala soud, aby "a
kazal vyslovne obchodoyani Sc
surovvm cukrem, kdyz ten,
k1o jej prodaval, We skutecno-
sti icj nemel, jak Sc ukazalo
hedl.vvm vysetrovanim, iimz
zjisteno, re jenom nepatrna
cast cukru, MIMI ses obrhodo-
|valo na burse, We skutecnosti
byla dodana do rafinaren neb
cbchodnikim S cukrem.
Ceny precist6neho cukru by
ly uncle urcovany, dovozoval
pravni zastupce vlady, jenz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
ROZTRzKA v RUSKE
RUDE ClRKVI.

Moskva, 9. kvetna. - We
Vseruske cirkevni konklav6
loslo XII zrejme roztrace a
Krasnicky, hlava skupiny give
cirkve ruske', nesGcastnil sc
vcerejsiho slavnostniho yysv6-
ceni noyeho arcibiskupa mo.
skeyskeho Vedenskeho. Kra.
sinsky, jehoz skupina prohlasi
Ia Sc pro komunismus, a jen5
domnival Sc, ze ma konklavf
bude hrat hlavni roll, Jest veli-
CO pohn6van,- ze byl ia mzasti-
nan skupinami sibirskeho me.
trcpolity Petra, metropolity
Antonina z apostolske skupiny
Vedenskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
TRACICKA DOHRA
STANKY.
Ohiosky havir zabil diva muze,
ktcre podezfival, ze jej cht&li
odvleci do Zap. Virginie.

Pomeroy, O., 9. kvetna. =
Edward Reynolds, 37-lety, 2
Montgomery, w. Va, a j. w
Swanner, 5O-lety, 2 Logan, w
Va, byli zastreleni We VULGAR
|tabore blize Pomeroy, kratct
pred poledncm dnes, Jameson
Millerem, 53-letym, jenz "a.
''bil oba ma prahu sveho domo.
va. Miller jest We vezeni a
velka porota, jez zrovna sc
chtela odrociti, pripad vyse.
'tfuje.
DIE informaci. obdrzenych
zde dnes, Swanner a Reynolds
byli hlavnlmi svedky pro stat
" pflpadech vyvstavsich ze
|stavky a tazeni havif.G okre.
su Logan, Zap. Virginia, r
1921. Miller uprchl z one cast
statu pred dvema roxy. By
pod obzalobou V Zapadni Vir-
ginii pro domn6le podileni sc
ma onom tazeni haviri.
Ones rano priSel Miller a
uyedOmil Serifa Reeyese. ze
hyl varovan jistym pritelem ,
Zap. Virginii, ze diva ddlni hi
daci vypravili Sc unesti jej q
witt zp6t do Zap. Virginie ku
procesu a tazal Sc zmin6neho
lrednika o radu, CO mel by uci.
niti. Serif pry mu rekl, zdal
dotycni muzi prijdou jako Il.
fednici, nalezitymi listinami
,, aby mimi sci, ale jinak ze ma
pravo haiti Sc a svdj domov.
Sotva ze Miller prisel domi
rluzi priSli a zabuSili ma dvere
4 kdyz Sc jich tazal, json-li Il,
rednici a maji-h listiny, odpo.
vedeli, ze ne. Miller varovaI
lie, aby nechodili dale a kdy2
zatali Sc do dverf dobyvati. "a
hajil ma ne palbu z revolveru
S tim vysledkem, ze oba usmr.
til.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
PROTI SESMESNOvANf
KAZATELU.

Oklahoma City, 8. kv6tna.-
Nebude zadneho dalSiho Sc
smeshovAnl kazateli a vibec
duchovnich We vaudevilnich a
obrazkovych divadlech neb j.
nych verejnych zabavnich mi
stech Y Oklahoma City. Byla
totiz prijata mestskou. radou
ordinance, ktera zakazuje vse-
chino, co mohlo by uyesti We We
-fejnN nosm6ch .neb opovrzeni
-nabo3enstvi neb hlasatele te-
hoz. CTS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
MAYOR KOHLER ODPOU
STf KVETINAROM PO-
PLATKY.

Prodavaci kvetin u vchodu
zdejslch hfbitovd museli sob6
V minulosti V Den Zdobeni hro-
hi zaopatfovati dovoleni ma
kladem $500. Jak oznamil
ycera mayor Kohler bude po-
platek tento zrusen, aby
chudi mohli zaopatriti ma ro-
w svych milych kvetinove W.
zdohy. Mayor totiz pfedpo-
klada, ze prodavaci, kdyz Jim
mesto vyjde takto vstffc. bu-
dou prodavati levn6ji. Ably Sc
tax skutecne stalo bpde pry ma
pozadovane ceny dohlednuto.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
ORTEL SMRn VOJENSKEHO SOUDU
VYNESEN MAD HLAVOU VRAzED-
NEHO SYNDIKATU.
DELNfCI KRUPPOvYcH ZAvODECH UPUSTIL1
Cd PROTESTNf STAVKY
lIHk:Yx !

Dusseldorf, 8. kv6tna. -
Albert Schlogetter, jeden z nj
calnikii tax zvaneho "vrazed.
neho syndikatu", jenz ridil
hampah terroru .proti francouz
sxe okkupaci v Porufi, byl Ii.
sweden dnes vecer pred vojen.
skym soudem a odsouzen \
smrti. Byl obvinen z vyzv6.
dacstvi a SABOTAGE.
Jeden re Schlogetteroyych
romocnikI, Hans Sadowsky
byl odsouzen X dozivotnimu We
zcni pri tube praci. Pet il
nych NGmcd z "vrazedneho
syndikatu" poslano do yezenl
ma lhity Cd ptti do dvaccti ro-
XII.
Schlogetter, Gfiv6jsi prusky !
dastojnik, primal Sc, ze Sc do
pouNel sabotaze. Tvrdil vsak,
ze nikdy neposkodil osobni Via
ky, nybrz jenom niGil dynami-
tenn zeleznicni trait a mosty.
Jeden obzalovanych. Kuhl.
man, pracoval drive pro Krup-
py v Essen zaloba dokazova-
Ia, ze procesovani muzi byli
placeni "a svoji praci ;istym
Kruppovym urednikem, jenz
uprchl pred tim, nez mohl bytl
zatcen. Jednim z ucelu vra.
zedne roty bylo pry zabijenl
Ntmcd, kteri pracovali pro
Francouze.
Zaloba rovnez tvrdila, re
muzi tito dostavali rozkazy
prayidelne Cd vyzvedacske or
ganisace, ably hledeli ziskati
informace pohybech vojska
a francouzske vyzvedne sluz-
be. Pravi Sc, ze skutecny vId-
ce .brigady, ktera vedla KAN
pan terroru Hornim Slezsku,
nebyl dosud zatcen.
Odvolani rozsudkI vynese.
nych mad Kruppem direkto.
w jeho zavodi vojenskym sou.
dem, bylo podano obhajci. Cd
souzeni drzeni jsou We vojen.