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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
CLARA MA CESTE DO
VEZENf.
Stale tvrdi, ze byla odsouzena
nespravedlivs.

New Orleans, 80. kvetna.
Pi. Clara Phillipsova. stfezena
dvema uredniky z Kalifornie,
odejela 2 New Oleansu dnes
Ipfimo do San QAentin, Cal,
kde V tamnf tresf7iicI nastoupi
dozivotni zalar pro zavrazdeni
pi. Alberty Meadowsove, mia
de vdovy, kterou podezfivala z
udrzovani pomeru Sc svym
manzelem.
Phillipsove bylo sd6leno az
kratce pred odjezdem, re jeji
zadost novy process byla "a
mitnuta. Zpravu tuto priiala
bez pohnuti.
"Co ma tom zalezi," pravi--
la. ia jdu zpet a zahajim
svdj BOZ a vytvam V mem az
presvedclm soudy a vereinost,
re jsem byla nespravedliv6
|odsOuzena."
Phillipsova nyni tvrdi, re
Meadowsovou zabila Paggy
Caffee-ova, V jejiz spolecnosti
vyiela 81 pi. Meadowsovou v
automobile. Sve odsouzeni sva
|di ma advokaty, kteri pry il ne
dovolili svedciti pri procesu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
DAUCHERTY-HO PkfTEL
SEBEVRAHEM.
Sdilel byt 8 generalnim navlad
MIN q byval hostem Bilem
Dome.

Washington, 80. kvetna. -
Souzeni mad chatrnym zdra-
vim nepochybne dohnalo k Sc
bevrazde dnes casne rano Jes-
sc w. Smitha z Washington
Court House, jenz po vice nez
diva roxy sdflel byt general
MIN navladnim Daughertym,
svym dlouholetym prftelem.
Smith byl rovn6z div6rnym
pfltelem presidenta Hardinga
byval castym hostem v BIZ
lem Dome.
Kdyz Daugherty spal dnes
casne rano v Bilem Dome, kde
byl hostem cd sveho navratu z
Ohia v pondeli, Smith posadil
Sc ma kraj postele krasnem
byte We Wardman Park Inn,
jednom re zdejsich panskych
hotelG a strelil Sc do praveho
spanku revolveru. Smrt by.
la okamzita.
Ze sc k cinu svemu pripra.
voval po delsi dobu, svedci
strucn6 sepsana posledni vile,
ktera nalezena byla v jeho ka.
bate. Nebyla overena sv6dky a
jeji obsah nebyl dan ma vefej-
most.
Smith 'by1 muzem zamoz.
nym. AZ do nedavna vlastnil
velky departmental obchod We
Washington Court House, ro-
disti Harry Daugherty-ho a
jeho bratra "Mela", 5 nimiz
Sc cd detstvf znal a pfatelsky
stykai. Kdyz Harry Daugher-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31

Londyn, 80. kvetna. v "a.
peti po depesi 2 Pafize k Lon
don Daily News, ze ruhrska O.
tazka byla urovnana, zpravo-
daj zminen6ho casopisu pozd6-
il telegrafoval, ze jeho infor-
mace z prameni spolehlivych
jest, re "ruhrska otazka jest
v procesu urovnani, ale muz,
cd n6hoz jsem prvni sd6leni
obdrzel, stoji ma SVEN pdvod-
nm, prohlaseni, ze otazka byla
We skutecnosti urovnana."
Jest zrejmo 2 nejposlednej-
81 depese, ze urovnani - zda
Ii k nemu skutecne doslo, bylo
privodeno do znacne miry zm6
nenym stanoviskem Belgie a
jeji 1silim, aby Francie pri-
stoupila ma urovnani. Pravi Sc,
ze blokada Porufi mela me-
pfiznivy viiv ma belgicky pril-
mysl a pfivodila velkou neza-
m6stnanost.
Essen, 80. kvetna. Stavka ko
vodelnikd v celem Porurf, ma
niz Sc podilelo vice nez 500,-
900 muzG, byla skoncena dnes
kdyz stavkafi sc vratili do pra-
ce. Bylo Jim povoleno 50-pro-
centni zvyseni mzdy, 0 nez u
silovali, ale jejich dalsi poza,
dawes y bonus f50, ,0t0 martk
pro kazdeho byl zamitnut.
Hnuti ma organisovani obec
nj policie, jez zaujala by mi
sto bezpecnostni straze, ktera
byla vypuzena z Poruri Fran
couzi, sirf Sc po celem okkupo
vanem pasmu, zejmena b.
chumu, Muelheimu, Oberhau-
sen V tomto m6st6.
Francouzi dali povoleni v
t6chto pripadech, aby omeze-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31

ty jmenovan byl presidentem
Hardingem generalnim ma
vladimir, Smith nasledoval jej
do Washingtonu a bydleli v je-
dnom byte v hotelu. Smith BY
val zenat, rozveden vsak a me-
mel zadnych deti. Cital 81 rok
veku.
Pred nejakou dobou nucen
byl podstoupiti operaci ma "a
net slep6ho streva v Columbus
a jezto trpel cukrovkou, rama
Sc spatn6 hojila, nasledkem &c
hoz casio upadal v trudnomy-
slnost. To bylo asi tez pricinou
sebevrazdy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
TIL DETI ZABITY
RIESKEM.

Colquitt, Ca, 80. cervna. -
Kdyz manzele Tom Lewisovi
vratili sc z Donaldsonville wee
ra do domova souseda, kde "a
nechali sve ctyri deti, nasli til
z Mich mrtve, ctvrte bezvedo
mi sousedku, pi. John Widne
rovou, rovn9z V bezv6domf. BY
Ii zasazeni bleskem. Jest made
je, ze pf. Widnerova ono O.
mratene dftko budou zachra-
neny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31

Onehdy prvni vlak ma Union
Pacific draze pfijel do pro.
sluleho udoli Pah-Vant We sta.
te Utah, jak zobrazeno jest
touto fotografii. Omen muz v
modrych plundrach Jest gu
werner Mabey, jenz jmenem
statu uvital prvni vlak We Fill.
more, "a velik6 nGasti mistniho
i nkolniho obyvatelstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
VlTEZ v AUTOMOBILE
VYCH ZAVODECH.
Tommy Milton docilil primer
ne rychlOsti 91.4 mil "a no.
dinu.

Indianapolis, 80. kvetna. -
Tommy Milton, re St. Paul,
Minn., dosahl dnes vrchole sve
Skvele zavodnicke kariery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
TIME TO BOOST

The Hoffman bill which would aside the money which the
State will receive through the Morris canal settlement for
buying the right way New Jersey for the ship canal from
Morgan to Bordntown has been reported avoaby in the House
E the committee to which referred The next is to
get passed Here something for every enthusiastic booster for
Perth Amboy to get behind.
AS usual in all matters which Perth Amboy interested,
hear the croakers and the knockers all about Some who
Pike pose leading and influential citizens dcung and
beng the efforts being put forth get this canal through
But the project will succeed in spite of them Such petty
ns the possible profits that property along the line
rf the proposed waterway likely to make heard others
Hcy waterways general and they have been made useless
by the railroads It is anything for TO knock
Rarently
just such petty smatown stuff this that keeps Perth
Hboy from forging ahead should Here project that
has the support of prominent all along the Atlantic
board something that has been recommended desirable
both by the of New Jersey and by the United States
rnen and Perth Amboy stands to benefit most of all Yet
We heard socaed prominent citizens knocking the project
significant that these knockers not present at the
ass meeting In the high school auditorium last night They
ee afraid probably that they might be Convinced that they
ire wrong It pity that cannot all get together the
feay big things beyond the petty ideas that to
rowd everything else in shrveled minds Perth
Aboy has everything gain and nothing lose in the ship canal
project Why can't the city get behind it with vim and show
some real booster spirit:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
THE RED BEAR

Five hundred thousand Russians will die from hunger
diseases caused by nourhmen this year. before
the 1928 crops are harvested.
We get this in letter from William Gardner former
American newspaperman connected with the American
relief organization in Russia.
Five hundred thousand may seem like big figure, and il
is in the autumn Of 1921 nearly "a millions were starv.
ing in the Russian famine districts out Of their total popula
ton of 42 millions.
In the year that followed writes Gardner than
100000 Russians died from famine This the estimate OF
Of the leading American officials who have been feed
ing the hungry over there.
American relief broke the backbone of the famine. The
lives saved probably run into the millions good JOB
One Of the greatest handcaps Russian recovery, says
Garner that many horses sheep and goats were
killed for food American relief however put the brakes
that.
Garner writes Russia will not be able to feed its eh-
dren properly until the and goats brought to the
normal number And will not be fully able to otake advan
tage Of its available agricultural land until its draft horses
again equal to their number replaced by motor
and tractors
Gamers report struck interesting enough pass
along especially because it the idea that lot of the
reports from Russia have been exaggerated He quotes Ame
officials estimating that the number of Russians
tuay starving this winter does not exceed 100000 Our
charity representatives have the situation hand about we'll
as could be expected the matter of food and mechanical
supplies For thing the cholera and typhus epideics
getting under control.
Garner sums up general Russran situation by saying
that there has been change for the better The
people badly clothed But they animated
by energetic spirit 'They have and the
of having something to do whereas they had
the appearance Of having nothing to do and nothing
to look forward to.
sThe change the better may be noticed the shop
windows in the fact that the streets kept cleaner Rail-
road service apprecaby better The street car the cleo
trio lighting and systemsin Moscow at 1eastare bet
ter than year ago.
The Red Bear gaun and weak but with renewed interest
in life and desire to do, slowly emerging from his den
Recovery will be slow. But it's Notwithstanding to Gar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
CITY MANAGER AND PUBLIC
SAFETY TOLD OF BY HASkIN
Daily Letter by Frederic J. Haskin

cover more than one-third Of the
street mileage. Seven old men on
the police force were retired on hall
pay, and, because of motorization,
their places were not filled. Thls'
with other economics, reduced the
cost of the police department about
$1,000 a year, at the same time
greatly improving both the quantl-
ty and the quality of the service ac-
tually rendered.
WOman's Bureau Created
The first separate organization OF
a woman's bureau under woman
officer in a police department took
place in Washington when Mr..
Brownlow and his then chief of po-
lice, the late Major Raymond w.
Pullman, opened such a bureau. Mrs
Brownlow believed in doing here
what he did in Washington and one
of his first acts was to organize a
woman's bureau in the police force.
There are only two women, one a
sergeant and the other, a colored
woman, a private. The work done
BY the policewomen in Petersburg is
gladly recognized by the policemen
and is accorded wholehearted sup
port by the police. The marked
diminution of comm ercialized vice
is largely due to them, as also is the
exceedingly large patronage of the
venereal disease clinic at the health
center. The policewomen also serve
as probation officers for women and
girls for the juvenile and domestic
relations court.
Another factor in public SAFETY is
the militia. For more than a CEN
tury, Petersburg young men have
been represented by a crack mill
tary organization. In the ReVolu-
ton they won fame at Yorktown.
In the War of 1912 they won from
President Madison decoration and
their city received from that same
President the sobriquet of "The
Cockade City of the Union" In the
war with Mexico, the Civil War, the
War with Spain and the World War,
the Petersburg Grays have upheld
their great tradition. The new city
government is giving them recogni-
ton that they never before received
by planning for the erection of a
modern armory.
The remaining feature Of the pub
lie safety administration is tho Of
fee of the building inspector.
building code was adopted several
years ago, but had not been enforced
and the Office of building inspector
had become merely A salary. Strict
enforcement under competent direc-
ton has resulted in greatly improved
building standards, and, incidently
| in the raZing OF many dangerous
buildings.
| A new code is now being worked
/ out, and the council has authorize
| the appointment OF a. coming com.
mission to prepare a modern zonins
ordinance and city plan to contro
the future growth of the city. To
| morrow the business methods 7m
| ployed by the new form of govern
| ment will be reviewed.
TOMORROW-The City Manager
| and Business Methods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

a shallow CREASED baking dish
sprinkle with buttered crumbs or
chopped nuts and bake in a n1edel-
ate oven until onions are soft.
@. Was Christ born in the year
A. DIFF T. T..
A. There was a discrepancy be-
tween the Jewish and secular cali
endars when the revision was made
and it is estimated that the error
was about four years According 70
the accepted chronology, this would
make the birth of Christ occur In
the year a. d.
Q.Who was Fighting Bob ?-F. e.
u.
A. Fighting Bob" was the nick
name given to Com mander in Chief
Of the Atlantic Fleet. Admiral Rob-
ley d. Evans, who died in 1912.
@. Where is the highest lift lock
in the world &c. O. r.
A. At Little Falls on the New
York Barge Canal.
@. Does a persons hair grow after
life leaves the body?
A. Probably not, though authoei.
ties differ on this point. Halier ex.
plains apparent growth by the
shrinking of the soft tissues around
each individual hair. Draper sass
THAT growth of the hair after bu-
rial of the body may and does o.
cur in exceptional cases appea.s
to b' demonstrated by authenrc
cases on record
@. What does the word ring
mean as used by an artistic. q.
A. This is an expressive term fer
a bright splotch of color. Dudolph
Schasffer of the California School of
Fine Arts is fond of this term an :
he has organized a Ping Society
for advanced art students in Sa.1
Francisco.
q. Is there any geological foun-
dation for the theory that the Jap
ar1ese current is receding every time
an earthquake occurs, gradually
causing the climate Of the Pacific
coast to grow colder ?-E. N. G..
A. There ID nothing to substari-
tiate the theory that the current
recedes when an earthquake oectiis
and scientists are of the opinion
that the current does not affect the
climate OF the Pacific coast OF
North America.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

@. Can radio waves travel under
| ground ID. z. w.
A. The Bureau of Mines IS ex-
lperisnertinS with radio underground
| and 1t has been able to send waves
through 125 feet of earth and rock.
Further development will be neces-
| sary before general use OF radio
underground is possible.
@. What do some English au-
thors mean by the expression We is
| very Alsatian ?'-B. f. K.
A.The term "Alsatian" is used as
a slang word to mean an adventurer
or a Bohemian. It arose from the
| fact that the name Alsatia was
given to Whitefriars in London
which was a sanctuary for insolVent
debtors and hence any sanctuary Tor
! criminals. The name was conferred
| in the sense of its being debatable
land.
@. Is it permissible to wear a
face veil on a hat at night ?--F. y.
A. According to authorities on et-
| iquette. it Is a general rule that a
face veil ID not worn after 9 oclonk
@. In a woman's organization who
| Is the president between election
tinaA and the next neetins?-~D. b.
A. After tho election the woman
who has been elected 10 the presi"
den" and hence ts SO regarded.
@. Have you q recipe for stuaed
baked onions.
A. Remove skins from onions and
lparboil ten minutes. Turn upside
| down to cool and remove part ef
centers. ELL with chopped cooked
meat. soft bread crumbs seasoned
with salt. pepper and chopped on
ion, or chopped peanuts. Place II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
CAPITOL.
* JOKES
By ARTHUR NJ. FREE
Z. S. Representative from California,
Eighth District

When / was a prosecuting attorney
in California, had occasion to visit
a court in neighboring county.
There was a man up for horse
stealing who had no lawyer, and the
judge, with smile, appointed me to
defend him. The testimony against
my client was pretty strong-he had
been seen to take the horse and ride
away. But one of the witnesses said
the thief had worn a white hat and
black shirt. BY harping on this dis
crepancy and pointing out that testi-
mony inaccurate in one detail might
be wrong in every other way, I sue
ceeded, much to my surprise, in get
ting verdict of not guilty.
My client came over and shook me
by the hand.
"Thank you, Mr.. Free, thank you,"
he said. Then, lowering his voice,
Say, Mr.. Free, if I'm not guilty,
hadn't I ought to get the horse 2"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

Any reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Perth
Anlboy Evening News lnformsu uon
Bureau, Frederick J. Haskin. Dtreo'
tor. washington. .. g This onsf sy.
piles strictly to tnsofmauon. Ine
Rureau cannot give advice on legal.
medicinal and financial troubles. u
does not attsmpt to settle eomsstis
trousiex nor 70 undertake sxhsus.
tive research on any subjeot. write
your question piainiy ana briefly.
close two cents In stamps Tor sturn
postage. All e1hss as sens difscs
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

Many peoeple are growing ricn
from selling bootleg and many pev-
pie are growing poor from drinking
bootleg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

Crude oil production Is said to be
very high this year, while crude
movie productions are falling off,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

influenza From Neglected Colds
Stop your coughs and colds before
they become serious II neglected
they lead to influenza, Ia grippe, as
thna and bronchitis. Three genera
tions Of users have testified to the
quick relief given by Foley's Honey
and Tar from coughs, colds. croup.
throat, chest and bronchial trouble.
Largest selling cough medicine in
the World. Mrs. S. L. Hunt. Gin
cinnati, Ohio. writes: "Foley's Hon
ey and Tar cured be Of a hacking
cough, wheeling and pains In chest"
Refuse substitutes.
Sold everywhere.--AdV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
Bible Thought For Today

- A DAILY PRAYER--Le the words Of my mouth and
he meditation of heart be acceptable thy sight Lord
Strength, and my red6emer-Psalm 1914
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

They have had 90 inches of snow
this winter in Bangor. Me-, and If It
keeps up the folks will grow fur.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

Kathleen Emmet of New York is
one American girl who not only acts
like a duchess, but really is one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

The Danube broke its erabank-
ments near Budapest and thousan is
of blue Danube's wsltzed TO safety.
Cornell professor says he can
make it rain, which is a very safe
bet with April only a few weeks
away.
Los Angeles wife suing seven
women for stealing her husbands g
affections should feel proud of him.
A friend tell us even his books
are keeping Lent.
How did restaurants cut butter
before safety razors were invented ?
Every man should have dog 10
cuss when he misplaces his slippers.
One-third of our cuss words were
thought up by men waiting for their
wives to get ready for church.
The general impression seems to
be that Germany tried to kick at
France with both feet at the same
time.
Man caught bootlegging in Mod
este, Cal, was 90, but his stuff
wasn't,
Tennessee has two associate Jus
tices on the United States Supreme
Bench and the next Is Ohio with
Taft who is about one justice ana
a half.
A North Dakota former was paid
$3.50 for a car load Of potatoes GO
he is raising cain now.
Stanford University professor re.
ceived 5000 VOLTS Of electricity aud
was unInjured, perhaps because pro.
fessors are always being shocked.
We had no idea Easter was sc
near until we saw the annual report
about an egg shortage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

Things could be worse. Suppose
baseball clubs hired women umpires
SO you couldn't talk back?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

Il NY TAXI nAn
k3k PHONE EAHk
- ~ L. Sheath, Prop. d ~ AV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

The Danube broke it's embank-
ments near Budapest and thousan is
of blue Danube's wsltzed to safety.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

We had no idea Easter was 50
near until we saw the annual report
about an egg shortage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

Cornell professor says he car
make it rain, which is a very safe
bet with April only a few week,
away.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-28
SPORT TABLOIDS

SARAToGA,-My Own, Admiral
Grayson s year old, became one
of the prominent candidates for
the international race with Papyrus
by winning the Fort Edward han
dicap in 1886 %, one of the two
fastest miles of the meeting.
ITHACA, n. Y.-Gil Dobie, foot
ball coach at Cornell, has ordered
all varsity candidates to report
ready for work on September IL.
Freshman stars are expected to take
the place of many veterans missing
from last year S team.
NEW HAVEN.-Eight of last
year freshman football team have
been disqualified for year for
instigating and participating in a
freshman riot during the last term.
Three others were dropped for low
scholarship.
NEW YORK.-Bobby Cruikshank,
runner up in the national open golf
championship will not be In the
final for the professional champion
ship. He failed to qualify in the
trials.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-28
WATCHING THE
SCORE BOARD

Seven runs scored in the sixth
inning gave the Giants aa s to 4
victory over the Cubs and increas-
ed their lead over the Cincinnati
Reds to four games.
After winning the first game
to >, the Cincinnati Reds were shut
out in the second by Jess Barnes,
losing to the Braves, OF.
HTuser hit two homers with one
on each time, and gave the Athle-
ties a 4 to l victory over the
Browns.
Cv Williams passed Babe Ruth
by hitting his S3rd homer and gave
the Phils the margin by which they
beat the Cardinals II to IL in elev-
en- innings.
Behind the good pitching of Bob
,Shawkey the Yanks closed their last
western trip with a 10 to victory
over the Indians.
Ted Blankenship let the Red
Socks down with three hits and the
White Sox won . to O.
The Tigers made it three straight
by winning from the Senators 9
to 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-28
Health Officers
Plan to Attend
Coronado Meet

DIR. l.. c. House, county health
officer plans to be on hand Septem-
Der 10 when the health officers of
the state open their annual session
IN Coronado, and city health off
Ger DIR. L. A. Burger, probably will
be able to attend as well. The
health officers meet each year in
conjunction with the regular meet
ing of the League of California
Municipalities.
Of particular interest to the local
physicians will be the talk on mos
quito control to be given at the
Wednesday morning session by l..
G. Lenert of Sacramento, engineer
in charge of mosquito control for
the state board of health; and the
program on milk distribution, and
the state laws to take place Thurs
day morning.
Entertaining features will include
pageant, "Fete of the Sum- and
viewing the eclipse of the. sun Mon
day; the presentation of Il play
written for the occasion Tuesday
night, a Wednesday night smoker,
and on Thursday night dance on
the U. S. S. California.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-28
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