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Evening star., 1923-03-19
SOON TO TAKE UP TRIALS
OF HERRlN MINE RIOTERS
SECOND Hearing Interrupted by
Illness in Jurors Family, May
Be Resumed Late Today.
By the Associated Press.

By The Associated Prces.
MARION, Ill, March 19.-Interrupt-
cd for ten days by serious Illness in
the family of juror. the second
Herrin riot trial, in which six de-
PENDANTS are charged with the mur-
der Of Antonio Mulcav vich Of Erie,
Pa. promised again TO get under way
today.
Living in one Of the most isolated
sections of the county Nathan
Barnes. the Juror whose wife was
seriously i'll OF pneumonia, kept the
court informed by courier OF his en-
forced absence.
Tho last word from him was he
would return Friday. but Judge D.
T. uartwell granted him until today.
Today Japan is a close rival OF Ger
many in the manufacture OF rubber
toys.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
RESIGNS COUNTY OFFICE.
New Supervisor at Fredericksburg
to Await November Election.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
F'REDERICKSBURG va.,-March
1s.-George w. Herring. a supervisor
Of Stafford county. has rendered his
resignation to Judge r. II. L. Chiches-
ter, who will make an appointment to
the board until the election in Nov
ember. Mr. Herring, who has been a
supervisor for five years, stated that
this action was necessary on account
of his having moved out of Stafford
county and also because pressing de-
mauds of his business required his
full time and attention.
Mr.. Herring is now living at
Featherstone Farms, in Prince Will
liam county, which he purchased. and
Is engaged in stock raising and the
lumber industry. Prior to becoming
a member of the board of supervisors,
Mr.. Herring served for six and one
half years as clerk OF Stafford county.
1t is not known who will be ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy on the
board, but petition has been cir
culated asking Judge Chicester to
name W. F. Powers Of Garisonyille
as Mr.. Herring's successor.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
Warden Gets mo,
Third Time for
Dog-Killing Bill
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND. Va. March 1s.--Cnder
the laws of the state game wardens
are charged with the duty of killing
unlicensed dogs. c. o. Petherbridge
Of Princess Anne was a game warden.
and he reported having killed 1877.
He presented his S467 bill to the su-
pervisors, and that body refused to
pay. He then went to the circuit
court. and the claim was disallowed.
Then he came to the supreme court OF
appeals. and the court below was
sustained.
Petherbridge gets nothing for his
work. Other game wardens are paid
for similar services.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
Bloodhounds Only
Pups, Man Hunt
Is Declared Off
,oec;., DISPATCH TO The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
WINCHESTER, Va, March 19.-An
attempt TO burglarise the residence Of
Philip Shade. prominent democratic
politician and election judge at Siler,
this county, was frustrated early yes
terday. and Mr.. Shade fred his shot
gun at the men.
The shots aroused the entire neigh
borhood, and Robert Shade, local
merchant, sought to organize posse
to conduct man hunt.
A happy thought was to ask Sheriff
Pannett to bring out his pair of blood
hounds from Winchester. but the
hounds were merely pups and not ye,
properly trained.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
PLAN $1,000 900 DRIVE.
Washington Alumni Of Middleburz
College Told Of Project.

Plans for the S1.0o0.Oo0 endowment
campaign of Middlebury College
which will be launched May 1, were
outlined at q luncheon today of the
washington alumni in the University
Club. DR.. Paul Dwight Moody, presi-
dent of the college, explained the
need of the endowment fund and the
disposition to be made Of it,
Other speakers were Mrs. Martha
d. Miller. Miss Anna Sheldon, J. A.
Soofield. DR.. Ford Langworthy, Frank
Knowlton. and Louis A Austin. AL
bert N. Prentiss presided.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
BROWNS HIMSELF
AFTER Ak MURDER
Maryland Farmer Kills !
Daughter and Wounds An
other Before Suicide.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Md, March 19.-De-
pressed by financial losses and the
death of his wife four years ago, Ed
ward Boerner, farmer on the Bro
river road, four miles from Essex.
drowned himself In his we'll early
yesterday. after killing one of his
daughters and seriously woundinp
another with an AK.
News OF the tragedy was carried t.
tho home Of Fred Fisher. living 500
yards down the road, by Erieda. on"
iof the daughters. Her head and fac"
were covered with blood from threa
wounds. She made her way from the
shambles of her own home. half
walking, half crawling, to ...her's
door
Evening star., 1923-03-19
PRISONER TELLS
Of SLAY|NG TWO
Sensation Barred in Probe of
Attempted Shooting of Bald
Friar, Md, Policeman.
Bv the Associated pNss.

DE tNe Assoc lFu l'FfsS
LANCASTER, IA, March i9.-Ar-
rested on a charge 70 Attempting to
shoot policeman, Gussie Carr or
Bald Friar Md. was said by the au-
thoritics last night TO have confessed
Staying Bud Williams, his Army COM
panion, near Fort Bliss. Tex, 1918
He also was alleged to have con-
Tossed that fe and williams had rob
bed sh1nty near Hatch. Mexico. and
shot and probably killed two Mex
lean inmates.
\ letter found in the prisoners
pocket. police said, told OF his hav-
ing killed Williams and OF his hav-
ing been acquitted on the grounds
that the staying was accidental
Carr later, the police said, told them
that he had drowned an uncle in the
SuSque hanna river several months
ago. He refused to go into detai
about tho crimes.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
BRIDGE WORK TO BEGIN.
TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG Va. March 10.
Representative of the Atlantic
Bridge Company of Roanoke, Va,
have just made arrangements TO be
bridge.
Three car loads Of steel have ar
rived and are being placed on the
grounds ready for the construction OF
the bridge. which Will be started as
soon as the south abutment is COM
pIeted by the Major Construction
Company.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
TO BUY BASE BALL FIELD.
Dlspa tch to The Star.

Special Dlspa tch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG Va, March 10
"A company is being formed to buy
a base ball field in Fredericksburg
for the approaching season.
Z A meeting was held on Wednesday
night by number of base ball en-
thusiasts to discuss the scheme
There has already been subscribed In
stock 5000.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
JUDGE SUES ALDERMAN,
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND. Va. March 19.-Suit
has been commenced here by Judge
William F. Rhea. chairman of the
state corporation commission, against
Barton II. Grundy, q member Of the
board of aldermen.
Several months ago car belonging
to Col. Grundy and driven by his
chauffeur struck a car in which
Judge Rhea was riding. wrecking the
latter's machine and seriously injuring
him. Judge Rhea was confined to his
home for several weeks. The suit Is
for $4,000 damages.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
Dead Kneeling
On Train, Woman
Is Heart Victim
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AssOcIated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. March 1s.-Heart
failure was attributed by Coroner j.
NJ Whitfield today as the cause Of
the death of Mrs. Mary Chambers
Of Brooklyn. n. Y. whose body was
found in a kneeiing position beside
a Pullman berth as II in prayer. when
Florida New York train arrived
here yesterday.
Mrs. Chambers was returning to her
home after wintering in Florida. Her
husband. II. H Chambers. was expect
ed here today to take charge of the
body.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS,

Special Dispatch to Tho Star.
FREDERICKSBURG Va, March
&c. J. Charters, a well-known
farmer of Stafford county, suffered a
stroke of paralysis Thursday at his
home. The right side of his body Is
affected
Evening star., 1923-03-19
MOSCOW HEARS HOOVER
PLEADS FOR SOVIETS
Dispatches From New York State
Recognition Is Opposed by
Hughes, However.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, March i9.-Moscow
newspapers display a New York dis
patch saying 1t IS officially under
stood that Secretary Hoover. acting
upon reports from his agents here.
recommends recognition of the So
Wet government. while Secretary
Hughes still opposes such a step.
Russian leaders have heretofore
considered that President Harding
was possibly favorable to recogniz-
ing the Moscow government. with Mr..
Hughes against IL and Mr. Hoover
on the fence.
Evening star., 1923-03-19
PIN IN APPENDIX.
Child Improves After Operation at
Pocomoke City, Md.
s,eci.l pispat ten to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
POCOMOKE CITY. Md. March Ie.-
Ellwood Taylor, the four-year- old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Taylor
of Pocomoke City, was taken to the
Peninsula General Hospital at Sails
bury on Friday. where he underwent
an operation.
Or. Dick, the resident physician.
removed a rusty pin from the child 8
appendix and the little fellow is
slowly improving.
Evening star., 1923-03-19

A telephone book with a name
finding guide in the front IS being
tried out in Chicago.
Evening star., 1923-03-19

= We list below few examples In each Of t
you the actual goods at your convenience.
Evening star., 1923-03-19

The store will remain open from
Am. to $50 PM.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29

8 o'clock at the high school audit
olium. The pybNc is cordially in
vitNa To att, nd The program which
is filled with interesting numbers
follows:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29
96 PUPILS
FINISH EIGHTH
GRADE WORK
RichhOlt Sends Out First
Eighth Grade Class in
Its History

Ninety-siX pupils were promoted
from the eighth grade to the fresh
man class of high school at the con.
clusion of the school term.
Fifty-eight of the students com.
pleted their work in William Moor.
school and thirty-eight in Richhoit
This was the first class to com,
from the Rlchholt school. Those VIII
were promoted follow:
VIM. Moore School.
Leonard Anderson, John BirdZell,
Dorothy Bolton, Irene Brown, James
Buckner, Paul Cook, Cecilia DEFINE
Harold Dohn, John Drennen, Der
trum Dunn, Joe Fettig, Evelyn Free
burg, Winnifred Halfyard, Sidney
Hoffman, Esther Hoist, Sara .Jen.
nings, Marlys Lair, Charles Leon
ard, Carl Martin, John Meisner, Mel
lie Nicholson, Gracella Munger, Els
Their Noggle, We Ina Nupen, Vera Per
son, Carrie Reddy, Phyllis Rosen,
Elizabeth Russ, Helen Sayler, Alvin
Schlenker, James Slattery, John
Sloan, Gerald Vettel, Ebert Watkins,
Annie Allerdings. Muriel Benson,
Jane Byrne, Rose Davis, Goldie Dob
son, Milford Dresbach, Bernice
DEFINE, Opal Elness, Vivian Erstrom,
Mott Erwin, Gladys Hanson, Gwen
dolyn Jensen, Louise Keller, Carl
Kositzky, Hugh Mandigo, Ray Nc
Gettigan, Willis ,Nebergall, Francis
Nuessle, Edmund O'Hare, Carl Piflen,
Thomas Slattery, William Smart, Rea
Taylor, Helen Leonard.
RichhOld School.
Marot Agre, Henry Barneck, Herbert
Bender, Ernest Benser, Charles But
Ter. Mervin Clough, Clara Gordon, AL
bert Cordner, Anita Cram, Henry
Danrot, Elsie Dralle, Margaret Gallo
way, Harold Gutman, Harriet Hughes,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29

on a charge of taking his minor son
Clayton from the custody of his
grandfather and guardian Herman
Nictemeyer of Casselton convinced
the court on arraignment here today
on his right to possession of his
children and was released.
After conducting his children to
a restaurant Hilborn is said by po-
lice to have mistreated one of his
sons and was said to be again un-
der detention.
Pending further investigation of
the case the three children were
placed in the custody of the juven-
lie court commission.
Hilborn came to the home Of Nis.-
emeyer Sunday from Minot and de-
manded possession Of his children.
The request was refused.
Hilborn is said to have gone to
another farm wesv of Casselton and
obtained possession of Clayton, his
year old son, with whom he went
to Valley City whd<e he was arrest.
ed. Some time ago n court order.
ed the children into the custody Of
their grandfather after showing
that the father was an improper per-
son to care for them.
Wait for the STAR!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29
VERDICT OF THE
CRITICS:

VERDICT OF THE
CRITICS:
N. Y. Herald "CrOwds
everywhere but Il was
worth the push
N. Y. World "Here mt
last is d truly GREAT
film
N. Y. Globe "CHfton
looks like Griffith, acts
like him and makes pic.
lures like him"
N. Y. Telegram-"HOld
on to your seats when you
see the giant whale head.
ed for the boat"
Phila. North American
st combines the best In
everything, acting, pho.
Biography, direction and
east"
Detroit News zone of
the real surprises OF the
year."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29

Evelyn Jacobson, Juanita jaeger, Anna
Mary Jochim, Joseph Jochim, Baltser
Klein, Richard King, Luciel Kraft,
Ford LeBarron, Rose Lengenfelder,
Andrea Mcdonald, Jessie Mcdonald,
Herman Milde, Paul Mowry, Dorothy
Pollock, Sidney Rigler, Helen Robidou
Edward Ryberg, Earl Scharnowske
Donnel Weaver, Katie Weisenburger,
Bessie Yeasley, Robert Iier.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29
Forest Fire
Menace Continues

st. Paul, Mimi, May ga serious
fire menace still exists in the north
Minnesota woods according to w. C..
Cox, state forester, but all reports
received today INDICATED that the
flames were well under control and
there is no immediate danger OF
spreading unless high winds rise. A
drenching rain is necessary untll
all the 100 fires which are now
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29

burning between Duluth and Leach
Lake and in the cut over land will
be under control.
DR.. Cox warned all tourists, fish
ermen, and campers in the woods to
be careful of fire and said if the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
Mrs. Genevieve M. Hughes Presents
Pupils in Recital at High School

The of Mrs Gene O'Clock the high school audit
assisted by the Nv,
oih students
n recital evening at follows:
Country DaiCe Schick
Jack Dngle
Play of the Butterflies Qui,os
Andrea Mcdonald
Melody in F -. RubuSteiu
:" Margaret Johnson '''
Enchantnent Waltzes . Albert
Ellen Coghan
Marc, of the Caants Thomas
Orma McChrly
Sunshine Polka Vuaf
lrlna tlappe
Garland Of Roses Sfanding
Isabel Humphreys and Jean Anderson
Dream Fairies DareI,
Rose Davis
Flow Gently Sweet Alton IT,. Stil,nan
Merle Schwantes
Fairy Footsteps Farrar
Jean Anderson
Home Sweet Home . Bishop
Marion Scnwantes
Arrival of the Teddy Bears .4ntton,
Isabel Humphreys
Gavotte :, Henke'
Henry holman
Cherry Buds . Keats
Olive Hughes
Queen of Roses DuccN.
Robert Larson
Voices Of Nature .K,ohn
Joyce Moule
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29
FATHER GAINS
CON troll OF
HIS CHILDREN
Again in Custody After Being
Given Children BY
Court

Fargo, May 29-Armed with an
order from Judge Lowe of the Ward
County giving him custody of his
three children H. +. Hilborn of Mi
not arrested Sunday ut Valley City
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29

situation became worse, it might
be necessary for him to order those
people out of the woods, until the
danger is past.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29
A Beautiful
Complexion
e Admiration

Ladies "A few days treatment with
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS
will do more TO clean ~
up the skin than all 49,
the beauty treat - a 1.NsFS.T1S1Sl
mentS in crea. N,AR 81
alton. An i'm SI0TrsE
perfect COM H6[IEs
plexion is A>y,.SI
caused by a BSBL1SI
sluggish liver lesa9 !
Millions of people. old. young \ middle age.
take them for B,:iousness. dizziness. Sick
Headache. Upset Stomach aud for Sa!low.
Pimply and Bloichy Skin. They end the
misery of Constipation.
SslaMpist-Saiail Desc Small osy':c
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29

What does the STAR cost:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-29

The piano pupils Of Mrs, Gene
We've Menard Hughes assisted by the
violin students of Donald Mcdonald
will appear in recital this evening at
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
CIKANI POUzlVAJf K SVE.
MU "REMESLU" AUTO
MOBILU.

Policie v Berea a Elyrii pill
ne patra pc cestOwnim autu
pro sedm osob, v n9mz sc ule-
bedili 4 muzi a 3 zeny, vesmes
v pestrych cikanskych krojich.
Celia spolecnost jest hledana
pro loupez spachanou "a bile
no dne ma Berea rd. We vzdale.
nosti as Is mil zapadn6 cd Gle
velandu.
Jak vypravi John Barrett, II.
dc autotrucku The Baker Ice
Cream Co. bvl v delce pill mi.
le sledovan cikany, kdyz iei ii.
to nahle PREDICT a zatarasil
dalSi cestu. Diva "OsmahIi" sv.
move pouste vyskocili, obsadili
stupatka trucku, jeden ohrozo.
val jei revolverem. kdezto dru.
ny mu prohledaval kapsy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
WHITFIELD BUDE SOUZEN
PRfSTi PONDELf v
CLEVELANDU.

Take druha namitka obhajo-
by o prideleni soudniho liGeni
jinemu okresnimu soudu byla
vcera okresnim soudcem Bae.
rem zavrzena a proto bude j.
L. Whitfield souzen pro vr'az-
du, spachanou ma policistovi
Griffinovi jiz pristim pond6lim
pocinaje, u okresniho soudu
zdejsiho. Soudce odmftl tyr.
zeni obhajcd obzalowaneho, ze
by proti poslednejsimu pano.
val zde n6jaky predsudek a
neuznal potrebu, aby soudnim
licenim povffen byl soud jiny.
Ia vcerejsiho jednani pred
Gital obhaice Day nektere W.
natky z novin, jimiz melo bytl
dokazano, ze proti Whitfieldo.
vi skutecn6 zde panuje predsu.
dek nenavist. Proti podObne
obhajob6 postavil sc okresnl
zalobce Stanton, ktery naval
podobne ddkazy posetilosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
Sokoliln
Clevelandskyyrn!

I v nedeli 22. cervence ko-
ma Sc spolecna vyjizdka ma
zakoupenou farmu u Twins
burghu. Vsichni, kdoz sta
Ii Sc jM podilniky nebo chte
j 81 podily zakoupiti, pfi-.
jed'te urcite. Prijed'te tez
ostatni farmu 81 prohlednou
ii. Konati Sc bude porada
o lprave fanny a jejim RI
zeni. Nejleps1- costa auto
mobilem je po Center Rd.
do Bedford, odtud po
Twinsburgh Rd. do Twins
burghu, kde ma Squaru od-
boci Sc spodni cestou ma pra
vo. Mono witt Akron bus.
do Twinsburghu, odkud ma
falmu je - mile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
UMRTf SENIORA NEST.
SkE RADY.

We SVEN dome, 9213 Miles
ave. zemrel vcera vecer pol
kratsi nemoci 67-lety William
F. Thompson, senior m6stsk6
rady, jenz po sedm obdobi "a
stupoval starry distrikt newbur-
sky. dnesni Is. wardu. Zesnu-
IL byl v zdejsich politickych
kruzich znamou osobnosti neb
pftsobil vefejn6 jiz cd let osm-
desatych. Byl osobnim prite-
lem a horlivym strpencem po-
litickym mayora Tom l.. john
aona. "a jehoz administrace
vstoupil do mestske rady, "a
stavaje pred tim urady policej-
nlho a vodniho komisare, ia
koz urady jine. Jako pfedak
demokraticke strany tezce nesl
|vitezstvi republikanI r. 1919,V
,kdy v mestske rade ustoupiti
musel w. E. McNaughtonovi.
ale ne ma dlouho neb volicstvo
Sc k nemu, iako k staremu a
osvedcenemu Representative
piiklonilo jiz neiblizsich vol
bdch. Jedine okolnost, ze byl
pfisluSnikem demokrat. mensi-
ny v m6stske rade, zbranovala,
he, nebyl, volen predsedou.
II Thompson narodil sc v South
Bostonu, r. 1857 a do Clevelan-
du pfisel jako 13-lety hoch
chude rod;ny a pracoval pc ne
iakou dobu v slevarnach, ale
jiz iako 31lety muz stal Sc po-
licejnim komisafem a Cd t6
DOLBY stala sc politika jeho po-
vo!anim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
TRAcEDlE cLovEKA.
Polapeni uprchleho trestnika.

Pred ID mesici dobyl Sc ma
svobodu z ohioske trestnice
Earl Fender, odsouzeny na do
ziuoti pro zavrazdeni Y roku
1910 pi. w. Ranerove,v " Rock
portu, ktery Jest dnes sloucen
s Clevelandem. Uprch1fk ode
sci do Grand Rapids, Mich,
k3e Sc skutecne jako delnfk po
|ctiv6 zivi! praci vlastnich ru-
kou, ozenil Sc a I'll 5 manzel-
kou spokojene. Tyto dny byl
vsak poznan a neuprosna spra
vedlnost vyrvala jej domova
a umistila We vezeni, ka'm 81
pro neho pride urednik z Co
lumbus, ably iej odvedl nazpet
do mist, odkud sc jiz nikdy ne
ma vratiti.
Manzelka jehO Sc doZvedela
o jeho strasne minulosti teprve
20 jeho zatceni. Propukla v
plaG sc slovy: "Nemohl nikdy
|spachati vrazdu, vzdyt' byl
vzdy tax dobrym muzem, jenz
ami nebyl schopcn podobneho
cinu."
Pender uprchl 2 trestnicke
carmy v London, O. kvetnu
1922, zamiril do Grand Rapids
kde sc seznamil pi. Lulou Re-
ctorovou, 43-letou vdovou a
matkou tfi ditek. Pender sam
jest star az rokG. Vzajemna
znamost trvala do leta skon-
ella ma podzim snatkem. Ze-
Mich opatril skromny ale dtul-
ny domov a stale pracoval jako
mechanik Il jedne stavitelske
spolecnosti a svedomitosti svo-
il dobyl 81 uznani zamestnava-
tell iistou vaznost II sousedi.
Nedavno jej poznal jisty muz
2 Ohia, udal jej policii a Pen
der byl zatcen prave We chvili,
kdyz sc vracel k rOdinnemu kr.
ku po vykonane denni praci.
Nezbyvalo nez-li Sc pfiznati a
nechati Sc pohrbiti "a ziva VI
ponurych zdich trestnica.
Pc spachane vrazd6 byl Pen
der zatGen teprve diva mesfce
po cinu, take tenkrate uprchl
a byl zatcen teprve po 4 m6si-
cich az San Francisco V Ka-
lifornii, odud dopraven do Cle-
velandu, kde .byl usvedcen a
odsouzen pro vrazdu druheho
stupn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
DEPoRTovANY RUS vZPf.
RIAL Sc FOTOCRAFOVANl.

Dne g.. cervna 1921 zatcen
byl pro rozsirovanf poburujici
literatury 33-lety r,lsky pri-
slusnik Stanislav WyzykoNsky,
2757 vych. 81. ul. ale propu-
stem ma sv0bodu ma Zaruku
$1,000. K deportaci urcen byl
dne 5. srpna 1921 vynosem te-
hdejsiho dradujfciho tajemni-
ka prace Theodore G.. Risleye.
Pocatkem roku byl Wyzykov-
sky vyzvan, ably pfinesl podo-
benku svoji, jez mela byti pri-
pojena k deportacnim cetov-
MIN prdkazdm, neb nema-li fo-
tografie, aby sc k fotografova-
nj ma tirad dostavil. Kdyz od-
piral, bylo jeho rucitellm ma
lr.zeno, ably sc Wyzykovsky
dostavil a kdyz Sc tyz dne S.
cervence dostavil a jelikoz Sc
fotografovanf zpecoval, byl po
nechan Cd te DOLBY We vezeni.
Neni ovsem zakona, die KITE
reho by mohl byti donucen ne
Ichati Sc fotografovati proti sve
|vlastni vdli a lrady jsou roz
pacich. jak v teto podivne "a
lezitos.ti pokra6ovati.
| Deportovani urceny Rus "a
stupovan ien zenskym pravni-
KEN. Marii Kruchkovovou, je-
| jiz uradovna jest budove So
cicty for Savings, taz pravi. re
jeji klient. neni vinnen skut-
KEN mu prisuzovanym zte-
zuje 81, ze mu upreno bylo pra-
Iva pravni ochrany "a vyslechu,
ktery zakoncil deportaci, &C
dodatkem k ustav6 ma v teto
Zemi kazdy pravo ma zivot,
svobodu i majetek.
Dotycna pravnice podala jiz
stiznost pro neopravnene "a
tceni drzeni We vazbe jejiho
chran6nce.
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''svFT''

"Nechceme Cd vas snad tisf-
ce neb n6co pcdobneho. pre-
jem 81 ien CO mate, pravil je-
den bandita, ale lupicska cha
sa nemohla kousek dokonciti,
jelikoz sc blizil automobil il
ny. Cikani prchli, vzavse pre-
padenemu $24.O0, ale pfchled-
Ii $4,000, ktere mel Barrett
uschovany v kapse jine. Ci-
kanske auto bylo oznaceno il
linoiskou icencni tabulkou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
POZDRAv ZE SLOvENsKA

"Svetu" okruhu jeho cte-
narstva zasila pozdrav 2 Pie.
stan, slovenskeho lazehskehc
leSebniho mista pro rheumati-
ck6 nemoce p. Karel Mezera 5
manzelkou a svakrem A. Stro.
sem. Zdravice Jest pima mad
sene chvaly 0 krasach nasi re-
publiky a vypravi. ze i letosni
uroda lest mnOhosl;bna. Ia
vzpOminku mas dix.
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PRoMERNA MZDA v ILL.
NOISU $28.73.

Chicago, 10. cervence. W.
d9lky tovarnich delnikG IL
linoisu jsou nyni prImerne
$28.73, Gill tem6r o 20 procent
vice nez pred rokem, oznamil
illinoisky odbor prace dnes.
Kupni moe dollaru poklesla 0
5 procent "a uplynuly rok, ale
d9lnici mohou koupiti nejmene
o Is procent vice "a svoji
mzdu, nez-li v roce 1922. pra-
vi Sc We zprave zmineneho L.
fadu.
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z casovych hOvorH6..

- Jak soudis Q, prohlemu,
ja-li mozno videt bez oci? V6-
ffs tomu?
- Vefim! zenaty clovek
"a rok po svatbe, mIze 81 zava
zat oci nejtemn6jsim satkem a
piece docela dobre vidi - re
provedl hloupost!