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AT THE MOVIES


barr more ~ 3hrFtsth itRiussa
The feature picture II the week At
The Bradley aas JohH Barrymore ~
tSherloek Holmes supported b an
exceptionally able and very expensive
cast W found only oar objection
20 the picture There Wa too much
u It and too mans af thu famous
detectives exploits were crowded IN
10 "a single evening entertainment.
A series n "Haimes" pictures might
haze been made Of the same material
The cast. which included some - the
best actors on the American stage.
was excellent There was Roland
Young rs Df Watson. Reginald Den
ms " tine eaddish German prince.
Carol Dempzter a. the necessary gid.
Hedda Hopper Is hand some villain
eaa aad Iu#sdeH Hare as her hua=
band Opposite John Barrymore as
thu king II at crime Or Mosmty.
1as Gustav son seHiiefit7 THE roIe
- @H8imez" Wa# An excellent one for
john Barrymore The quick play Of
facial expression tin calm courage Of
The Ffeat zIsutH sas ali there While
The picture aBs taken IN Anterior an
English atmosphere MS eVgriisutiy
maintained aHd some very good views
Of London we're used 70 give more
ruI0r In tho Conan Doyle IN Ester=
piece
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Mrs. Victor Shiv.s, Buck street. "a
wishing relatives iH Proyidenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Bibeault 81
Livery treet were Worcester visitors
Sunsisiy-
N I Constant OF vfiilimansie
spere the weekend sith ms family on
Mais trc,t.
Ms Robert Bro-snlie, BqJles street,
IS vEitng her daughter. Ms john
Pyrf-a OF Worcester
NJ. and Mr. Fued Cegr.,n and Mr.
and Nrs. John Ganan, lr spent SAN
day 81 AtlebWu. Mass
Miss Emma CGssavant Of Webster
was tne guest of Mrs Nui1me Br'auit
of 1Haison street Sunday.
Mrs. John J Tanning and son Har-
old Of Aouson Mass, 4iv guests Of
her parents. Mr. and Mr. Frederic
pur=as of Providence street.
Mrs Archibald Macdonald. Jr..
SogErh Main st.r~st. IS entertaining Miss
Miriam Downey Of Hudson, Mass.
NJ and Mrs Michel Dslgle of Hart
ford spent the weekend with Mrs.
Joseph Daiele Of HARRISON sti,set
Edwin Burgess. son Of Mr. and Mrs
+ u.reu Bunvess Gearyieye street r.
cousnlescif9 FROM a recent illness.
Miss Vista Lstous Of Webster ,sss
tae guest Of her aist and dncit, "
and Mrs Iahn J.uvis 1T ehrch street.
Miss Eraestine ~rixht. South Min
street. spent the weekend in Orleans
Mas ze3 guest Of Ns Fiorrnee
+ Harvey
Me,.srs. Arthl4E Gilme<e and Leon
ard B~lsrd II Springfield spee. the
seek end with M 8pi Mr. David
Beausoltil Of Earrisog. street.
James ( Perry has returned from
a visit with MS sister, Mrs Martha
Rogers. and cotl>5u. Mrs Sophia
Maatheld. IN " ofcester.
M aud Mrs. J@aaes f. Perry. East
Grove street. leave tomorrow for "a
visit III tvv weeks with their daueh-
Ter Ms C. b Jennings in Peoa-
5.uuce
James Mahoney OF this city. rho
has been IN ST Petersburg. FIa.. with
Ernest T. Davis = Walnut street. the
PAST three months. viii start north
next Sunday BY automobile NJ pa
as Nill return yraif u5aut TWO weeks
later
Mr. and Mrs Eben Holden (aee
Hiss Daisy Park and daughter. Miss
Marion. have removed from Maine.
whore Mr. Holden was manager Of b
lcannery. 70 los Grove street. this
city Mr Holden is now employed in
the Putnam Woolsn= Company office.
Mrs. Myrs NJ Munson, Gensvieve
street. entertained her sister. Mrs.
ALVIN Walker Of Woodsyille. \ H.
Tor a few days last week Mrs. Walk.
er returned home on SATURDAY aecem-
panied BY Mrs Munson's father. John
Walker. who has made his home here
for number Of years.
MIR and Mr.. Allie $. King. Grove
street, entertained 10 tables az whist
last Friday evening. for the benefit Of
A. G. Warner Relief Corps. The first
prizes were won By Mrs. George Lard
adm John johnson. Mrs. Aline Hogan
assisted IN serving delicious refresh
ments
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-03-02
FLEES FROM PRISON,
CARTIER Is SOUGHT
Putnam Man, Serving Term,
Eludes Guards at STATE
Institution

Police Of Putnam, as well IS many
other cities the country over, are on
the watchout for Fred Cartier Of this
city. who recently escaped from the
state prison at Wethersheld Captain
Delage 81 the local police department
has been notified that Cartier got
away from the prison, but as % details
on how the prisoner succeeded in
eludine the guards and keeper. the
captain was not informed
Returns 70 Putnam
Cartier was arrested ia Putnam
some months ago following bIs return
20 Putnam after an absence II many
months. one or more II which WAS
spent IN jail At the time be fell into
the hands II the local police b. was
holding secret conference IN the
eorncrib ~ the farm of Lewis ? Bat
tey. i was a secret affair as far a.
Cartier ard hiz eompaaion knew. It
i secret also about how the police
Vere 70 quietly and quickly informed
about Carriers return % the city
Held For Superior Court
From the lower court he was bound
over 70 the Superior court, and last
fall be- was sentenced 10 not lesa than
one year nor more than two. in the
state prison. on the charge Of theft
from Louis Bousquet u BalI0u street.
from whom Cartier stole some cash.
taking ii from Mr Bousquet's house
while be and MS family were enjoying
the evening GOODNESS o. the piazza
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PUTNAM PERSONALS

Henry Austin Of Wilkinson street
IL IL at the Day Kimhal Hospital
Mr ~ad MIS- H~rber, a. johnson
have removed from les Grove street
ia 2 George street
Mrs. Ray c Bo.~orth has bs-@u the
ruest If her sister and hruthars I'm
Hartford she past Eeek
Mr and Mrs Carlton BIossaE Of
16 florence sfp.vt entertained Nf
Blossom parents last week
Mrs Raymond Dsrfee has ben III
with the nrip a hvr hom, ~ Mil
street th- paast wes'k-
The sunny AIDE Club will meet Mon-
day everug. Marsh d. with NJ Jas
u Hall. Sunny shd, aVeuue.
M. JohH BsIxer aud daughter
Grace Of Scisoai street were ~ fToVl-
dence several days last week..
Mrs. Yvona~ b Fisher OF Milford
-peut th,. week. end with her seather.
Mrs Eva h Grusell, Pn,si,teuee
street
Mrs. Lssrre-~xts B.ssett and dSaxhter
" snifred Of Dslyyille spent enr week
end with her sster. Mrs Ernest Rous-
qnsi lr
Sir and Mrs Fred Carpenter
hase removed from rooms m the
BRADLEY Theatre buildins - South
Mann street
D. and Mrs Gardner L Miiier OF
Thompson and Providence arv IA ST
Petersburg. Fla. where they viii re-
main until April LIST.
Mr. and MFs Leo peIisle. Mrs
Yyouue B Fishce Miss Ruth Beaual
raaif and lfrs. Eva Grfussli were Mer
cester visitors Monday
The ladies' Guild Of ST Philip,
church VII meet with Ms. William Il
Richardson. To- Mechanics street
rue>tay evening, March
Nrs Hathilda Dur-~ aud daughter
NJ. A-aentne. If Fail River. wer,
visitors e Mr. ana Mr.. Odna uu
fa45 81 Bsttey strevt last Friday
Ars Oliver A,lsley. Grove street
Wa entertain ~ Nhist next FrIdaS
evening at her home. for the beneH
lf taa A g. Warmer Relief Corps,
Mis- Sybeila Gilman. daughter ol
Nh sud Mrs Alex Gilman. returne.
Naudav % Ray rath Institute. Sprtne
ael8. after S visit un RaftHe stree
with Dor parents
Mrs ". b. Stone Of sunny sid,
aNeuue ~ 10 has been H.. IS now con
yaiescent Her daughter. Mss Nelli
Stone. a Newburyport, Mass.
teacher has been taking care Of her
This Friday evening there will b,
d Whist arranged hy Mrs James II
. McCuiloch and Miss Chrystahel Gil
, ford for the beneht of the Rebekahs
az the horne 81 Mrs McCalleeh. RIM
street
Mr. and Mrs. c. Harold Gapa,ri
and Miss Ellen Wheeioek retarne,
: from New York Sunday evening Mis-
. Rhoda, George and Richard. who Ia,
: been spending q few days with them
returned also.
The Putnam DelphiAn Chapter vii
hold It's regular meeting in the seventh
grade room Of the Israel Putnam
school. Monday. March s. at $50 O.
cleek. The subject " the discussion
IS English Art"
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kev John q Stoddard Pastor
4, i eith reHet thai So tsaHa ihat
Hfs j. H. KoHgh Of Norwich Who
Ia. been heard at ihis chufeh ON s4l
fefeut occasions to mission Interests.
~. removed tn Plaiuhcld y
Tire Senior hch" class hsia q nus'
re.s ana soeai session Monday cte.
anus Another session s cog Tor max.
Monday evening
Next Monday morning af Iu4'' tiI'
ei,rn5 Fellowship W.lI insect a. guests
- Re2 q stoddafd @ the parsHn
aet
rhe ahIaet n the Siaa"s H'afniH.
+ fmou sci. He TIE Modern NraHiHf
- sae cross
oar peop.p AIll uHii' @lth ihe set
woes SUNDAY az ZOO al the NeEhos.ie'
church. and IN the evening at
clock At the to0sreeaaonsl church
when the Brown University STUDENT
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AMONG THE CHURCHES

Congregational Church Notes
Rev S r Cozad. Pastor
Sunday. March
10 80 Morning Worship. Sermon
By the pastor Subject Tho Perfect
Memorial
1f.45. Spalding Library
1900 Sunday school Leader
from Brown University
zoe Meeting IN charge Of the
Senior y ~ &. a group The chair
man. Allen Thayer VII be the leader
Music furnished - the combined
choirs Of the four churches There
vii be solo by Wallace Smith. ae-
oompaniea b. Mr. Cgzad and ken
nsth Sharpe
Monday. 80 Meeting o. tho
Comes Pioneer 10 the ladies paflof.
On Tuesday the 9th, Missionary
meeting IN the church parlor. Host
ew. Mrs.. { 81 Elliott Program IN
charge II Drop IN class
Wednesday evening, tHe 7ths at e 80
"a parish supper IN the banquet room.
Chairman. Mrs a Z aetcalf Price
Of supper. adali., 3 : cents children.
- cents
Next Sunday is Communion Sun
das The communion Service viii be
he'll af 545 tn the afternoon The
Pastor VIII be very glad TO welcome
al this time .nta our fellowship ans
persons VINO may wish GO unit with
the Church either By letter or upon
Confession - Faith Nr 8Hd Hrs
Joha n Burnett who bring letters
from FaWeaiuek Congregational
Church. Westerly, Z T. we're voted
INTO member hip Thursday evening
Topics 10 be discussed in the Mems
Class during March
March fth Local Prohibition I'm
foreement Leader H. = Bradford
March Iitb Building thc Rural +
Community Leader. Frank T. Davis
March 18th Military Service
Leader. John Mos
March 2bth The = 81. = A and
N. Church. Leader. John II Gurhett
Rev S. F Cozad was tho speaker u
n, annual meeting # HE Lincoln
Club # Plalnfeld last Monday even
my The Lincoln club E 1--we mem
organization Of about two hundred
and forty members which meets
monthly under the ausplees Of the
congregational Church Il d9inF
SEINE fine thing ~ community Nsy
Tor plainfeld
Next Saturday aud SUNDAY Putnam
IS e. have the services # College
Deputation Team from Brown UHi
yersity Saturday evening these four
young men viii entctlaiH and b. en-
tertanod at supper and social Tor
young people II both sexes al the
Baptist Church Next iay eome o1c
If the four viii speak at each Sunday
school. and u the afternoon tAez 4sill
address mass meeting ~ mcu ana
boy at the Methodist Church sun
8ay evening there S te=a Union
meeting for every bady-ta this church
These yauue men are enthusiastically
praised m towns WHERE thts hsse al
ready spent sunday. and FuLHam
Is fortunate t9 have tbtm-h,re
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Toaishl Hd Saturday ehaz jrnr=
IN 7Ihf boss OF Camp !
Sunday only. ifrfhre l;HwtH-au H
Don't Shoot
NondAy IuesdaE. Anta- ste. 8at fH
The Woman IT, Married
" "wednesday. fhW taF Ch# EHa-
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Salvation Army

Adiutaat Daisy whipple and Cap
tain Fannie St John. Officers in
Charge.
Holiness meeting at 1890 a. IA.
Sunday school at g o'clock
J T Legion az ESQ p. N.
Salvation meeting at p. m. All
are welcome
There will be a nammage sale held
at the Salvation Army hall. Saturday
afternoon, starting At | o'clock. pro-
ceeds 10 80 70 Salvation Army work in
town.
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Mr.hea..t church Note.

Rev. y. p Burton Pastor.
sunday morning service. @ 80.
sunday school. l2
Epworth League service 80
There were nine people from our
g.ssFue Ia attendance az the annual
banquet o. the Quinebaug Circuit
League at Moasup Friday evening, the
23rd.
6. Stanley shaw vas the leader Of
fhe Epworth League service Sunday
evening.
Next Saturday and Sunday a depu-
tailon team from Brown University
viii visit Putnam in the interests 81
4hs Y. NJ. {. A. One Of the young
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-03-02
ooNAHUE BLOCK SUFFERERS
New Locations ef Burned Out Ten
ants Are Given Below

J. +. Donahue Drug Store Vic
Tory Theatre building.
rorrey 4 Geissler. LAWYERS
Superior Court Library.
Arthur 5. Macdonald, Lawyer
Superior Court Library
Or. B. p. Murphy-Lynch block,
Canal street. over Buick Company.
DR. II. B Wright, Dentist
Bradley Theatre building
D. B. Angelo. Tailor-Zaltas
building. Front street.
Charles seder-Not as yet relo-
yet relocated.
AlexandeF's Shoe Store-Not as
yet located.
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RradIrr

Tonight and SATURDAY Wsila7' B,id
tn srh, Nes, Dirtator
SUNDAY aisH.. B,'lir a5st in = atitt
to Youth
Monday. Tuesday "Wednesday.
Checker elrls Musieaf Camr,fr Co..
with Al Lemons
Thursday only Ns vaudeville AT
comedy picture Hll# sermon. hiutou,
i loyi. Hamilton
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-03-02
NAME JOS. PLESSIS
TAX COLLECTOR
VIII Receive Poll TsxeS--Ex-
TIA Work Prompts This
Change
Attorney & { Uorsr 6 Continue
Collecting Town Propcaty fsxes

Bseaase double ne work has 10 t.e
performed aoVad4 IS tn =tts eoltsettoss
Il ;he personal Tor fell4t tsN. all he.
cause of die add.Gon Of tie narpas of
several lsandred wamcn f-fson.d t5N=
payers ta ~ list ile iob IS ara ardu
nus uur tor zryssgi Y,at-, the rullcc
tiou af Il4H tsNes rs well a. prosperity
taxes. has b,eu peffofm,-L by eluess
e. MnIss Thu 90 HhIncd WORK. how
ever. has Assu vctz heavy and lsd Mr.
Morse tu ash THE 4anrd q srieStmeu
10 appoiuT somcons else u eoiitvt the
poll taNeA H. VIZ eontiTaln GO suile,s
The property taxes. Tor which he IS
elected tHs khe pesspie ~ sutnau.
Sea-~tncn lsppoin, Pless.
The s.feetmen nave appoiused 1s.
seph pl-ssls to a. personal Ink cd
hector and he IS adNcresine that ne
Is re4dy 10 reee - the tsla g. fftsB
each utsn OF woman Of Putmu8 liable
to such 3 taV
Since the women h,src hat to say
5 pciseral tax lfor lusla NsaL naS B
-, l.'.ss''.'' . ,..'1'''..,t '..'5 SUI
while airrc baxc aee1 only abouS H.
500 irvn on tAs poll tax list iH wears
past. there a-x HrarN 2.oao Women=
ft.g q due - The fast that numerous
ueu are exempt an secour6 Of service
in lsr fire department 81 the World
..Hzs a.. as.ss....t. sl44t...45-s5. f5Hs.-f5rft
is ~ women who us eNsmFL Son any
~ SON
AT H. r-,.--..
HAVING seuar.ffr collectors Is the
custom ahrIl aas hsrn followed 'n
SEVERAL other tswHs and cities ln the
stttt, Ahftttutar.} sAlce tar " One
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-03-02

The Odd Fellow. worked the inisi.-
tory degree on a class Of five eandi-
dates Tuesday night The first de-
gree viii be eNemplifed Tuesday eve
ning. March Is.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-03-02

Entered as Second Class Matter At
the Postoffiee at Putnam, Conn, ae-
eordine 70 zoe At Of Congreas.
Subscription Price 81 90 per Year
Single Copiss Five Cents
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-03-02

Mrs A " Macdonald Prospect
street. hus beeu entertaining her
.iaupht.F Mrs IA H Holmes af Nt
Vernon. \. \. ana hef grandson,
Richard HOLMES
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-03-02

men Vill speak 10 our SUNDAY school
and there Will bc union service for
men and boys IN our church Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock and union
service az the congregational church
~ tine evening al z o'clock
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Dnes zaGin& novy roman
IA CEST
0TC.0 v U !"

N&xev sam sebou nastinuje
obsah napinav6ho dxje q pro-
to neopomente no Gfsti Cd Ia
GStku.
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"a ZPEVU MA SMRT.

Columbus, O. 2. listopadu,
"Umiram jako nevinny clo-
vek, ocekavajici zivot v Kri-
stu Jezisi. Bdh zehnej moi
starou matku." Tato slova by
la promluvena Irvinem Laye-
rem, 38-letym, z Dayton, vra
hem 14-leteho chlapce, kdyz
sveho konce v elek-
tricke zidli v ohioske statni
trestnici dnes po pIlnoci. Byl
popraven We 1908, Do kom-
naty smrti vstoupil "a zpe-
WI "Boze, pfichazim domh"
Layer byi odsouzen pro "a
vrazdeni Arthura Moore-a,
14-leteho chlapce, ktereho via
kal do lesa Sc slibem, ze mu
da zajfce. Zlocin spachan byl
10. kvetna 1922 a druhy den
mrtvola hochova nalezena a
Layer zatcen.
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POINCARE o KONFERENCI
We etyfech bodech naznaSil
mez jeji pr8vomoci.

Pariz, /. listopadu. Premier
Poincare proslovil rec v Ne
vers dnes, v niz die vykladu
francouzskeho zahraniEnihO
ministerstva uznal ctyfi body
spadajici v pravomoc vybo-
ru odbornikd, jenz ma Sc Sc
jfti ma podnet anglicke wash
ingtonske vlady. Tyto ctyfi bo
dy jsou:
1. Pritomna platebni schop-
most Nemecka.
2. Move methody placeni.
g. Obnoveni nemeckych fl
nanci.
4. Novy penezni system.
Tento program, poukazuje
Sc Y zahranicnim minister
stvu, jest We shode s ameri-
ckou notou do Londyna. Pre-
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Akron, o., l. listopdu. =
Ones bylo zde dredne potvr-
zeno, ze Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Co. zakoupila nemec
ke Zeppelinove patenty, coz
znamena, ze toto m6sto, jiz
nyni gumarske stredisko sve-
ia, stane Sc zaroven svetovym
strediskem v budovani obrov-
skych fiditelnych vzducholo-
di.
"Vyjednavanf mezi firmou
Goodyear a cizfmi budovateli
vzducholodi typu Zeppelin1
bylo vedeno po delsi dobu,"
pravil jeden z dredniki fir
my, "a brzy predlozeno bude
dradGm We Washingtone, ma
cez pax spolecnost sd6li vse-
chny podrobnosti a sve pristf
plany verejnosti."
Toto prohlasenf potvrzuje
povest, jez kolovala v Akro-
nu a v New Yorku po delsi
dobu, ze Zeppelinova prava
byla koupena spolecnosti
Goodyear a ze obrovske vzdu
cholodi budou vyrabeny v te-
to zemi ma letisti pfi Wing
foot jezere . v tovarnach
Goodyearovy firmy sAkronsa,
Ocekava Sc, ze vsechny po-
drobnosti cele transakci bu-
dou sdeleny prfstf tyden.
Sbor zkusenych staviteld
Zeppelini z oddeleni inzenyr
skeho mechanickeho bude
privezen do teto zeme Ze "a
vodu v Friedrichshafen pTi je-
zere Kostnickem, kde hrabe
Zeppelin zbudoval prvni lehci
vzduchu letadlo pevns kon-
strukce.
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ZEPPELlNOVE patiently Y AbIERICE.
KOUPILA JE ZNAMA AKRONSKA
FIRMA GOODYEAR.
OHIOSKE MESTO STANE Sc SVETOVYM STREDI-
SKEM v BUDOVANf VZDUCHOLODf

Kdyz pffmerf, jfmz skonte-
ma svetova valka, bylo prohla-
seno, spolecnosti v Nemecku
vyrabejici vzducholodf- ~typu
Zeppelinova, Enthusiastically
1900 1redn'ki a inzenyru a.
$4,000 delnikd. z toho nejle-
pc da Sc posouditi ddlezftost
prlmyslu, ,jenz bude nyni pre-
stehovan dc Spoj. StatI.
Jezto cetni zamestnanci v
inzenyrskem mechanickem
oddelenf byli u spolecnosti cd
sameho pocatku a jsou velmi
dobre obeznameni Sc stavbou
Zeppelind, nepochybne mnozi
budou prestehovani do zdej-
sich zavodG.
Tovarny ma Zeppeliny cd
skonceni valky byly skoro vss--
chny zavreny, jezto smlouva
Versaillska zapovfda budova-
nj V Nemecku letadel, jez da-
la by Sc pfizpisobiti valec-
nym u6e,im. Zte pficiny ne
mecti aeronauticti inzenyfi
byli nuceni vzdati sc plani
ma zrizeni pravidelne vzdus-
ne dopravy pres Atlanticky
ocean. Smlouva Versaillsk&
dovolovala budovani v Nemec
M vzducholodi pro spo-
jenecke zeme, ale pri tom
byla cetna omezeni. Ia on9ch
podmfnek postavena byla pro
Spojene Staty We Friedrichs-
hafen vzducholod' ZR-3, jez
ma byti hotova ma jare pristi-
no roku.
Jest pravdepodobno, ze n.y.
nj spolecnost Goodyear bude
staveti obrovske vzducholodi
pro Atlantickou osobni dopra-
WI.
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FORD Sc MU NEZAMLOU.
Va.
"Jest to smsine," pravi senk-
tor Couzens, drivsj;i spolet-
mix Fordiv.

Detroit, 1. listopadu. Phi no
stine We zdejsim Republican
skem klubu vcera vecer sena-
tor James Couzens vysmival
Sc kandidature Henry florida
ma presidenltsky urad a bral
v pochybnost jeho pohnutky
We sporu o Muscle Shoals.
Couzens zaroven jaksi odpovi
dal Fordovi ma jeho kritiku.
kdyz Sc byl Couzens prohlasil
pro 5-procentni pivo. Oba mu
ii pracovali spolu v pionyr-
skych dnech Fordova tovAr-
niho obchodu az do nedav-
ma byli obchodnimi spolecni-
ky.
Ackoli naval florida ia
skavym, milovanf hodnym
muzem a prohlasli, re 1eJ
INA TAX rad, jak jenom muz
mlze miti rad mule, sena-
tor zminuje Sc O Fordovych
presidentskych aspiracich, pro
hlasil:
"Jest to sm9sne. Jak muz
pres sedesat rokd veku, jenz
nedelal niceho jineho jenom
motory, jenz nema zadneho
vycviku aniz zkusenosti We
vlade, mize aspirovati ma Ia
kovy drad?"
"Ford chce byti presiden-
tem," dodal senator, 'ta o.
kolnost, ze nevzal sve jmeno
s pfedvolebnfho lfstku v Ne
brasce, to dokazuje."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-02
VZPOURA MA cERNE
HOkE.

Pafiz, 1. listopadu. 2 ital-
skych kruhI Sc sem telegraph
je, ze ma Cerne Hore vypuklo
povstani. Cernohorsti horale
opustili pry sve domoviny a
tahnou do Min, kde soustre-
duff sva vojSka. Depese doda
va, ze tento odboj Cernohor-
CD jest We spojeni s povstanim
v Makedonii.. Revolucionari
pozaduji 1plnou neodvislost
cd b9lehradske vl&dy, jake Sc
t9sili pred valkou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-02

mier Poincare zaujima sta
novisko, ze duh Nemecka
spojencIm urcen byl jednou
provzdy a nemIze byti zms-
nen, zrovna jako c&stka po-
skytnuta Spojenymi Staty spo
jencIm behem valky nemIze
byti m6nena.
v zaverku pravil, Re odbor
|nfci ustanoveni reparacni ko-
misf mnseji jednati jedine Q
prftomne platebnf schopnosti
Nemecka.
"Toto nenf okamzik zmenl
ii nase pocin&nf q my je ne
zm9nime," premier prohlasil.
"My prejeme 81 CO nejvrouc
|neji rozlustiti v&zne reparac-
INF otazky, avsak my neminf.
me znova uvazovati 0 urceni
naseho Iveru, vzd&nf Sc ma.
sich prav, odmitnutf nasich
zavazkd a nehodl&me zniciti
smlouNu podepsanou toliks
n&rody."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-02
BENES O SPOLUPUSOBENl
AMERIKY.
Hlavni otazkou pry jest ona
mezispojeneckych dluhi.

Praha, l. list. Csl. ministr
zahranicnich zalezitosti dr..
Ed. Benes We sve reci pri wee
rejsim zahajeni Narodniho
shromazdenf pravil mezi j.
nym:
"Celou reparatni politiku
mono shrnouti nasledovn6
Jest zapotfebf najiti anglo
francouzskou formula mezi
spojeneckych dluhi jakozto
basi pro vsechny dalsi reparac
nj plany. Spojenci must pri-
pravit plan, ktery po neja-
KEN odkladu ucini moznym
takovy hospodafsky a finane-
nj zivot Nemecka, jenz by u
moznil tomuto zapociti pro-
vadenfm planu spatek, ktery
bude spolecne ujednan. Bude-
Ii otazka mezispojeneckych
dluhi rozresena, otazka meme
ckych reparaci nebude ciniti
zadne potize. Jest vsak sotva
prfpustnym, ze toho bude lie
dociliti bez pfi nejmensim ne
prime kooperace Spoj. Statu'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-02

Plant O'Brienovych nebylo
pouzito, jezto ma nemocnici
bylo povoleno $l,6OO,OOO a
nejnizsi nabidka ma stavbu
die on6ch planI >byla $780,
900. Byly tudiz plany vrace-
ny k oprave q "a to 81 podal
ucet ma dodatecnych $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-02
NOVA DELNICKA
BANKA.

Indianapolis, Ind, l. listo-
padu. United Labor and Trust
Co., banka zalozena uniovym
delnictvem, jejiz 1000 podil-
nikl upsalo 100000, bude
zde otevrena 2. ledna, 1924.
Predsedou byl zvolen John
L. Lewis, pfedseda Spojenych
dIlnfch delnfk1 Ameriky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-02
KORUNNf PRIMO JEST PRY
v NEMECKU.

Berlin, 2. listopadu. Deut-
sche Allegemeine Zeitung sde
luje, ze nemecky korunni
prime pfiiel ma sytj statek v
Oelsu v Prusk&m Slezsku. Ne
nj zadneho dfednfho potvrze
nj teto zpravy.