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The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
POULTRY MARKET OFF
ACCORDING TO PAPER

Our local poultryhouse, LIE Marr &,
Bell, have urged early sales of turk
eys, and some have been skeptical,
but the following article clipped from
the California Produce News, should
have some bearing:
New York, Nov. 3O.-The Thanks.
giving market which has just closed
was the most unique in the annals of
the dressed poultry trade. To some
1t was disastrous, especially the
dealers who bought on the track at 43
G46c, landed in New York. When the
stock got here the Wholesale price
was at least 395c lb. lower. and it
kept on declining until It dropped 15c
ID. from early sales on Monday until
the closing sales on Wednesday. The
decline in price from Monday. Nov.
l9, to the close Wednesday, the 2sth,
was 25G27c lb.. the most precipitous
decline ever recorded in the dressed
poultry business.
The Metropolitan papers widely ad-
vertised the low price of turkeys. This
led to an abnormal consumption. while
other poultry was neglected Many
retailers that took their usual stock
OF fancy goslings, ducks. roasting
chickens and fat fowls for the holiday.
were compelled to carry nearly every.
thing over unsold, as the demand was
so universally for turkeys that it was
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14

impossible to sell any other kind of
poultry to consumers, regardless cf
the price at which it was offered.
On Wednesday, with the wholesale
mearket completely, demoralized and
receivers imploring dealers to tlke
stock almost at any price, there vas
no stability to retail prices, and tur-
keys were offered at 30635 At the
low prices, consumers demanded a
larger-sized bird and many of the re-
tatlers had to come back on the
wholesale market Wednesday for
young toms weighing IA pounds up.
These brought 3O934c, but on ship
ments confined to medium sized toms
and young hens it was impossible to
get any kind of fair offer Several
cars of Texas turkeys, mixed hens,
and toms, sold out late Wednesday at
25G27c, and a few cars at zoe. Two
cars that were hurridedly dressed and
not in perfect condition had to go as
low as 15c
The most unusual feature in the en-
tire situation was the lack of specula-
tive buying to freeze. 1t was impos-
sible to frame price low enough to
meet the views of the large operators
who might need the stock for future
use. A tragic incident connected with
the holiday demand was a telegram
received from one of the large Chi
cago packers instructing their branch
houses not to freeze turkeys at any
price, and offered carload after car
load of turkeys to commission houses
to sell what they would bring. This
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
PAONIA NEWS
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Rev Eric Smith spent Wednesday
in Hotchkiss.
Mrs Robert Rockwell is driving a
new Jewett sedan
Dr.. w. f. Holly is remodeling his
home on Orange Avenue.
Gwynne Yates is visiting his moth
er, Mrs DR.. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cline are par
ents of a baby boy.
F. z. Allen is working at the Brad
shaw grocery store.
American Legion Post of Paonia
takes in thirteen new members.
Mrs. Bryon Luce of Delta was a
visitor at the Parker Balch home last
week
Mrs. S V. Vandivier has left for
Denver where she will spend the
winter.
Gene Dale of Delta was visitor at
the home of Walt Thomas over
Thanksgiving.
The Latin club of Paonia High held
the semi.monthly meeting last Thurs
day night.
Dave Stevens has returned from
Denver, where he was marketing a
carload of cattle.
Ronald Crawford. Billy Smith, Alf-
red Walker attended the basket ball
game at Cedaredge.
Frank Beals, Haudin Joy, Charles
Joy and Lawrence Hefley went to
Redlands Mesa last Sunday in the Joy
car.
d. & R. C. W officials were visitors
in Paonia last week. looking over the
shipping proposition on this branch
line.
Phil Rule, Glen Allison, Wilson
Rockwell, Ronald Crawford and Billy
Smith were visitors at the Hi Y con-
vention at Delta.
Miss Mabel Richards and Miss
jeanette McMichael departed for
Grand Junction where they will take
a course at business college.
A large number of the business men
and friends took advantage of the
snow Sunday night. They were seen
IlulhE dlouuu tO"A IN a Slelgh.
Grace Taylor returned to Grand
Junction last week. She has spent a
few weeks at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Taylor.
The High school boys entertained
the girls to a sleigh ride, and a party
at the Community church after the
ride. Light refreshments were served.
The Lions club is making plans to
fix up the old ice pond north of the
school buildings, for skating. A com
mittee was appointed to look after
this affair.
Flohence ThaNton entertained a
number Of her friends Thursday night.
The party was a success and few of
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
SEVENTEEN MILLION
CARS IN 1924

BY January the world will have
in operation 100000 automobiles,
passenger cars and trucks, according
to the estimate by NJ. H. HoeDH chief
OF the automotive section of the De-
partment of Commerce. OF that total
100000 will run in the United
States, about one to every eight per-
sons, whereas in the rest of the
world the proportion will be about L
to 112 persons. The number of cars
in operation is expected to show on
January /, 1924, an increase of II
per cent over January l, 1928.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14

resulted in drop of 7c lb. in not over
10 minutes.
Quality Was Satisfactory
The quality of the turkeys for the
holiday, was, perhaps, better than at
any previous Thanksgiving in the
memory of the oldest receiver. An
inquiry among the old-line receivers
did not reveal any Thanksgiving in
the past so years when the quality
was up to the standard of this week.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
Apprehension Turns to Joy.

Lieutenant Governor, Robert F.
Rockwell of Paonia, received a tele-
gram Monday announcing the serious
illness of his father in New York
City, Of pneumonia. Mr.. Rockwell
started to New York city Tuesday
morning but received another mess
age stating that his father was very
much improved, and delayed his trip.
The family lives at Hornen and the
elder Mr.. Rockwell was taken i'll
while on a business trip to New York
city.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
DELTA ELKS WILL REPEAT
MINSTREL FOR MONTROSE

Delta Lodge No. 1926 B. P. o. E.
has been asked by the MOntrose Elks
Lodge to present the minstrel which
is being given here this week, at their
city, Monday night, Dec. nth.
The enthusiasm with which the pre-
sentation was received here assures
us that they will make good in Mont
rose.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
Former Paonia Man Dies.

Word was received here that D. F.
Heddles, of Phoenix, Arizona, died on
Monday morning. Deceased was born
at Fulton, Wisconsin, December 18th,
1870. At the age of 19 he moved to
Colorado he and his brother being en-
gagged in the lumber business. He
brought his family to Paonia in 1909,
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
Returned from OuraY.

Bert Smith and Bert Norton return
ed last week from the Alta mine near
Ouray, where they spent several
months mining The product was
white spar with a four foot face.
There are three grades valued at from
S25 TO s4S per ton.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
Lawrence Returns to Delta.

Irving Lawrence and family return
ed last week form Placerville, where
they had been since early last spring.
Mr.. Lawrence had employment there
during the spring and summer
months.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14

Pumpkin Pie Problem. Headline,
The biggest problem is getting enough,
Women's outing pajamas, reads the
caption in a city stores advertising,
Well, we wouldn't be at ali surprised
to find Milady running around in that
mode as the next whim of Dame Fash,
ion.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14

where he remained until about three
years ago. His health was failing him
so he changed climate. His wife and
six children survive him.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14

Fine assortment of Leather Bags in
all coIors and sizes, at The Fashion
Shop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

no vzdycky pevna v1le a zelez
ma povaha zpisobily, re Sc tax
.dlouhou dobu branil. Posledni
slova zesnuleho, vzkazana ma
'rodu, jsou dojemnou ukazkou
teto tvrde nysli milujcim
srdcem. Dotrpel. Jak velika
je bolest jeho smrti, prece ne
lie pomysliti, 70 smrt je take
dlevou utrpeni. Bolest rodi-
ny zesnuleho jiste jest nesmir-
ma a obdivujeme-li statecnost
zesnuleho, muslme obdivovati
i tragickou statecnost jeho nej-
blizsich. V hodinach utrpeni
ukazali Sc hodnymi tohoto ne
zapomenutelneho' 'muze.
Pred mrtvolou velikeho ze-
snuleho klani sc narod ucte.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

Rakouska Sc hodne zmenily,
pfece jenom, reknete-li "Sko-
dovka", owe sc YAM "Plzen" !.
Nepracuje-li Skodovka, nepra-
cuje ami Plzen, ba cely cesky
zapad. Maloktere mesto sro-
stlo S podnikem tax jako Pl-
zen Sc Skodovkou a malo jest
NEST tax zavislo ma podniku
jako Plzen ma Skodovce. Vel
ka cast valecneho poctu delni-
ctva techto zavodd rozprchla
Sc ma vsechny strany, ale pre-
wanna cast .jeho zde zustala a
ii vsichni, at rozhazeni po "a
padoceskych vesnicich, nebo
usedll Y Plzni, touzi jen po tom
ably Skodovka zacala co nej-
drive opet pracovati. Smutn6
chodi delnici kolem zavodu a
nahlizeji otevrenymi vraty ma
poloprazdne dvory. Ruce ce-
kali ma praci, ktere vsak neni
ami zde, ami jinde, a proto jsou
odsouzeny k zahalce, stejne ia
ko stroje, pece a vyhne uvnitl
zavodu. Kolik bohatstvi, ko-
lik lidske energie utika zde
kazdodenne do vzduchu, ale
nepi nikoho, kdo by pomohl.
Ami Y plzehskych obchodech
neni veseleji. Delnictvo, mel
potetnejsi plzensky konsument
ie 2 valne casti bez prace, be2
penez a proto .e v obchodech
lidkym hostem. Obchodnici
aby prodavali jeden druhemll.
Tragicky je osud Skodovky
Ale stejne tragicky ie i tech
ktefi kdysi pracovali na roz'
kvetu zavodu, .podileli Sc ma ie
ho rozmachu d dnes prodela
vail tczkou krisi MIN, .jsouce
vysazeni ia vrata.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

"a osud vlasti - politik musi
mluviti pravdu - bezohlednou
nedovedeme-li mluviti pra-
vdu sami sobe - ztratime -
ztratime samostatnost - jsem
optimista - verim, re mas bu-
de vice takovych - nekdy Sc
must pravda zamlceti - kdyz
il narod nesnese - vyckat pra
veho okamziku - ale pax il
fici bezohledne, to hned -
hned!"
Takova byla posledni slova
umirajiciho.
Dotrpel. Prehledneme-li O.
mech sest nedel, ktere ztravil v
Podolskem sanatoriu, S hruzou
81 predstavujeme, jak hrozna
muka muscle snesti to zranene
telo. Zraneni samo bylo vel
mi bolestive, telo bezvladne,
komplikace tezke. A prece ta-
to podivuhodna povaha nepo-
|stezovala svemu okoli ma sve
zraneni a utrpeni. Az kdyz
telo jeho pocalo stydnouti, -
pronesl pry slova hrozne pred
tuchy: "Vzdyt' beztak ze
mru." Jiz pred tremi nedele'
mi povazovalo sc Ia jisto, *
dr.. Rasin umira. Lee prece je
Ste jednou podnikla zivotni e
nergie dra Rasina t6zky zapa!
Sc smrti a tehdy il premohla
w nedeli zvitezila smrt. Rval;
zivot 2 bezvladneho tela dele
lneZ sest nedel. Ami lekari st
nestaci obdivovati sile, energi
zesnuleho, nebot' jiste jen je
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
POSLEDNl SLOVA MINI
STRA ORA RASlNA.

Posledni rozhovor umiraji.
clho tykal Sc verejnych zale-
zltostl. Y patek (Zemrel ne
deli Is. unora y 12:45 po po-
ledni) o pul osme hodine ve-
cerni tazal Sc cir. Rasin lekaru:
Go je noveho?'
Professor Jedlicka mu odpo-
vedel: "Odpoledne tn byli pa
move ninistri Eechyne, Stribr-
ny Sramek. Prinesli YAM po
zdrav od pana ministerskeho
pfedsedy SvehN.'
Professor Syllaba dodal: -
"hadi by cd vas neco slyseli,
CO by mohli sdeliti narodu."
Septer, sbiraic silly a odde-
luJc slova i vety, pravil dr. RAJ
sin: "Ano = ano - napisi.
" 70 plal " duchu) - Snad
asi Ia Til dny budu hotov -
NJ sc vyspm - chtel bych 81
odpoGlnouti -"
Pc delsi prestavce septal DIR.
Rasin dale: "Dekuji vsem ko-
lcgum "petky" --->jsou to do
bll lide = Vim, ze mne mali
Professor JcdIicka: SAC jsou
to odpurci."
DR.. Rasin, kyvajc hlavou -
"Chteji dobro republiky - -
name k sobe duveru - rekne-
te, at zustanou, jak jsou II
I kat 81 praydu - budeme-ii vsi.
chni drzeti k sobe, udrzime re-
publlku - rozejdou-li Sc stra.
ny We vSeobecnem vzajemnen
boil, ztrqtime samostatnQst-'' !
Po dlouhe prestayce pakIpra
vii: "Politika ie hrozna -
tezka - vsichni zodpoyidame
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
SkODOVkA v PLZNI JINDY
A DNESNf DOBY.
Pise Josef Jirout v Plzni.

Odpociyajfci obr!v Temito
sloyy nejlepe ola sc vyjadf'iti
pocit tlovtka, kiery dnes diva
sc 5 nektercho navn.si, zvedaji-
ciho Sc mad zapadni P)zni na
Skodovy zavody. Cele to O.
broyske tovarni mesto S nespo-
cctnym temer poctem ruznych
budoy, nlzkych i vyssich, sc
stfechami sklenenymi, pflkry.
mi, plochyml RUNE formova-
nymi, cely les komlnu, tot O.
brovsky kolos, ktery dnes jest
itchy a nemy, odpocivajlci. Ii
sicere zvuky ieho hlucne mlu-
Wy, rachot stroju, bouchahli kla
div, sykot parry, piskot lokomo-
tiv uataly temer nadobro, me-
vyrusuiice vice okoli. Drive
ruSne mraveniste, mad mimi
dnen noci vanula mohutna
symfonie, plsne prace, je dnes
zaklete, dotccno jakoby kou-
zclnym proutkem. Maly pra-
covni ruch, ztajeny uvnltr Ia
yodu, mono nazvatl slabym
oddechovanim odpociyajiclho
obra, kterym stezi da sc zji-
stiti iiski'icka zivota, jez nem
skutecne zbyla. .Jinak obrov-
sky zavod, uzasny pomlk lid
ske prace a pokroku, rozpro.
stirajici Sc ma uzemi 36S.OOC
m-2 lezl beg vlady, smutny, 0
pusteny
kdo znal Skodovku I'd valky
a kdo ii pozoruje dnes, toni
je il opravdu Ito. Ne proto, *
znama slava zavcdu vybledla
ze uz nevyrabi kanony "A vra
zedne nastroje, ale proto, i;
lie tax slaba, bezvladna, ae b.
sc rada povZnesla, ale re nc
mrze a pax proto, ze tolik na
hronadenc silly a moznosti lie
Ii uplnc laden, nevyuzitkova
no. Y kaZdcm clovGku zhyl
jiskra lidsktho citn Vidlte-I
proto staroho rakpsskeho gen
rala-pensistu, kteremu Ia m,
narchistickeho rezimu vzdava
!. 1y by sc dncs vsecky pocty
ktereho dnes na naslch uliclc
si nikdo nepovsimne, citite
dusi nejprve jakesi zadostiuc
neni, ale "a chvili citlte lidn
podobneho druhu soustrast
litost. Stejne traglcky Je osu
Skodoyky, kterA syoji eSisten'
budoucncst tax uzce spiala
militaristickym kakouskem. :
Shroutilo Sc Rakonsko. shrot
tia Sc nczbytne Skodovka.- :
Skodovka, to byla pycha 4;
kouska, slovo "Skodovka" byl
vyslovovano $ pychou made
ji,y 1etelo Cd ust k 1stum.
Vzdyt' liz ma pocatkn Walk
ukazaia Sc S,kodovka 1eto prt
smutne pychy hodnou, nebo
motorovc baterie, kterymi Nel
ci roztfiskali Belgii, byly vyrt
beny We Skodovce.
Obroyske tovarni mesto, {
tajici skoro $4,000 delniku
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/
pfipade kozesinou pardali. Y!
z kocaru naznacuji pocet kralo
jake drive. ale uzitecne. kon-
struktivni predmety. Misto ka-
nonu posila Skodovka do sveta
lokomotivy, mlsto strojnlch pu-
SEX odstredivky ma mleko, mi,
sto ju.tiskarske stroje, da-
lie traktory a motorove pluhy.
Ale i pri tomto zpusoby vyro-
by nemuze republika zavod pl-
ne zamestnati. Dodavky do
ciziny re znamych pricin jsou
nepatrne. A proto je smutny
pohled ma Skodovku. Jakoby
vsecky silly byla vycerpala We
valecnem spechu dnes jako-
by odpocivala bezvladna, sotva
dysici a cekajlci. Rozsahle
ponure dilny, ktere ohromuji
syou velikosti, jsou prazdne a.
nebo poloprazdne. Dumyslne
stroje, pracujici S prekvapuil-
ci presnosti stoji mlcelive a
zaprasene. Mrtve stoji SOU
stub, ma namz mono obrabeti
kusy materialu az ctyry me-
try prllmeru, az dvacet me-
tru dlouhe, nebo vyvrtavaci
stroje Ma hridele az 25 metru
dlouhe. Bee pomuti tyci Sc
mohutne hydraulicke lisy, KITE
re tlakem al 5000 tun smack
nou obrovsky kus zhaveho ze-
leza, jako by to bylo maslo.
Odpocivali parni kladiva 0 va
re az $500 kg., kterymi mozno
zpracovati odlitky kujne ocele
az do vahy 12O tun. Zazraky
moderni techniky, ale ncprizni
pomeru zaklete do necinnosti!
OdpoclvaJl j velike jeraby,
ktere .lndy Dez prestanl racno-
tlly mad hlavaml pracuJiclch Il
zyedaly predmety az 10000
kg tezke, tax lehce jake pirko,
Cloveku styska sc po onom ru-
chu, pekemem ramusu, zha-
vych vyhnlch, rachotu kol, svi
steni remenu, sykotu parry, po
onech milionech ruZnych zyu-
ku, ktere sc zafezayaly AZ DO
mozku. Styska sc po tom
vsem, protoze to byl ziyot. Tez
Ky zivot, ale pfece jcn zivot.
Dnesni stav z;vodu 10 je uni
rani a rozs;hle dilny podobaj
Sc hfbitoyum, nichz to vane
mrazivym dechem. TO uz neni
obroyke mraveniste, u nehoz 81
az tocila hlava, dnes je to yrah
ktery poznstala posadka zon.
fale snazi Sc zachraniti, neDot
zahync-li Oh, zahyn u i oni.
Iustalo-ii Y toyarne temer I
. $1,000 delniku a llrednlkt
/, dnes pou1e 10000, to .je nci
| lepsi illulstrace dnesnich 20
meru, drive tax pysneho zavo
: du. kdyz opoustel delnlci q
: ya!ky po praci zavod, hodinl
to trvalo nezli ulice mesta ma
) byly obvykleho vzezreni. Dnes
ten hloucek pracujicich prose
: by snadno We ctvrt hodinG jed
,neml vraty a zany zapadne ,
( ulicich mesta.
/ Rtkalo sc 0 Plznl, &c je cerna
: Dyvala kdysl, ale dnes llz hod
: ne vybledla. Jak by take ne
: Skodovka odpoclva a tn dlou
: ha hrdla kominu nedychaj
kouf. A leckomu Sc styska ,
/ Plzni po onom dymu rika 81
clm vice koure, tim veseleii. =
l Smutno je y Plzni ticha Sko
dovky. Zavod, ktery mluvi
. tisicerou feci, onemel. Hudb'
4 'prace ustoupila ponuremu ii
: chu mleeni, radost q prace az
!. kqsti 0 budoucnost.
Y Ac pomery proti dobam q
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Zde jsou kola korby vote jine cast cyf kocaru ak
byy nalezeny hrobce TuAnkh-Amena Luxoru Egypte
Jsou vyrobeny rznych drh vrdeho drv zlaceneho Wy
kladaneho sonovinou Uvnr sou vyozeny kozem ednom
pfpade kozesnou parda Vypoukle zlate desky edno
kocar naznacuji pocet kralovych valecnych zajatcu
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MA CALERII.

"Koukejte Sc, co ma prima-
dOna zlata ma krku -
30, jo. Kdyz nema zlato .
hrdle, ma je aspon ma hrdle !"
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strOju. Pracovalo sc We dne VI
noel, V nedeli, ale stale DyloI
to malo. Jeneralni stab pcbi-
ze.: rychleji, rychleji! V dill
mach llebylo hnuti, ieden dru-
hemu pcacoval temer v zadecn
stavela Sc tedy velika nova
oddelenl. S americkou rychlo-
sti vedle starych dilen vyrostlo
move tovarni mesto ma roZloze
261.0OO MP, die prani sameho
Hindenburga.
Y te dobe Ella Plzen We zna-
meni Skodovky. Skodovka, to
byla Plzen, Plzen, to byla Sko-
dovka. Plzen stala sc mezina-
rodnim mestem, nebot' Sc v nj
mluvilo jazyky vsech narodno
sti v Rakousko-uherske risi.
Rano a vecer prijizdejici Via
ky do Plzne chrlily do ulic ti-
|sice a tisice delnikI z celeho
ceskeho zapadu. V te chvili
ulice smerujici ke Skodovce,
promenily Sc v hlucici lidske
more. Jedni spechali q prace,
druzi do tovarny.
PlZenskemu obchodu dari!o
Sc Ia valky pomerne velice do
bre, daleko lepe, nezli jinych
mestech. Delnictvo We Skodov
ce melo stale zamestnani, kdez
to jinde prace vubec nebylo.
Mesto bylo prelidneno, Plzeh
ga valky mela jeden cas- asi
100000 lidi. Tyto okolnosti
byly samozrejme plzenskemu
obchodu pfiznivy. | m6sto sa-
mo mohlo Sc znacne f!nancne
ozdraviti, kdyby bylo vyuzilo
skvele valecne konfuktury Sko
dovky a podnk nalezite zdani-
10.
Ceskemu delnictvu. trebaze
Y zavode byla no prevazna vet
sina, nebylo v tovarne volno.
Sprava zavodu byla hemecka,
yysSi llfednici inzenyri TAX
tez, stejne i vojensky dozor
tesky Sc clov6k nikde nedomlu
vii. Sprava zavodu zalozila
tovarni spolek, ktery mel del.
Milky vychovavati k loyal;te a
poslusnosti vuci zavodu. j mo-
narchii. We spoiku musel byti
kazdy delnik a zadna jina or
ganlsace nebyla nu dovolcna.
Nedivno proto, ze techto du-
vodu, i pax z vedoml, re Sko-
dovka je jednim re sloupu mo-
narchie rakouske, prostfedkem
ktery umoznuic vesti valku
jako takova, re je prekazkou
nasi samostatnosti, ,znikl pro-
|ti tovarne uvedomelem ce-
skem delnictvu zivclny vasnivy
odpor.
"Kez by Rakousko prohralo
yalku,' rikali 81 deInici. ALE
pokud bnde stati Skodovka, -
bude Sc valcit!'
a tax nekolika odvaznych
hlavach, Y nzkcm kruhu IA
svecenych, k nemuz nalezel
jeden Choryat a Polak, vznikla
myslenka, vynutiti nasilne pre-
ruseni provozu Il tim vyvolani
takoveho stavu, ktery by zna-
menal uspiseni konce yalky,
phi kterem samozfejme by Ra-
kousko bylo pos,ei porazen6.
no. Nsecky pfiprayy byly y
| ltichosti IA rychle vyhonany. "a
opatrcay yybusne iatky, bylo
!, ,ujsdnano vthoditi cleltriekou
lccntralu Skodov..y do povtt"l
| Bu1eAi zniccua cliektrarna
! bude zabit tim ccly zilyod. Vst
]. chy porady . ton,to sm6icn
-lpl%iln bsly koIany ve zaamen
i INSTRUMENTATION d6lni
llckdm dome "Poklo'. TAX &c
i ske zapadoceske delnictvo ne
: navidelo Rakousko, jehoz sym
bolem byla mu Skodovka, II
/ bylo ochotno obetovati zivoty
| existence, jen ably mohlo pri
i speti X dOsazcni naSi samostat
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-17
George J. Gould, Jr.,
Is Divorced at Nice;
Mother Gets Children

NEW YORK, March 15.-Mr. and
Mrs. George J. Gould, Jr., have
been divorced at Nice, France,
friends here learned today. The two
children have been awarded to the
mother.
The marriage took place at Phil
adelphia in 1917, when both were
81 years old, soon after Gould had
been graduated from Columbia uni.
versity. Mrs. Gould was Laura Car
ter. a dancer. The marriage caused
a temporary estrangement be-
tween Gould and his parents. In
stead, Of entering the Gould COM
panies, as was expected, he went
into the bond business with his
brother-in-law, Anthony j. Drexel,
Jr.
For time he worked for an oil
company at Oil City, Pa, where
their first child, a son, was born.
The second son was born here.
Mr.. Gould now is said t. be in
Egypt. His wife and children went
to France some months ago.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-17
Texas Judge Refuses
To Grant a Delay in
Trial of E. Y. Clarke

HOUSTON, Tex, March 15.-Fed-
eral Judge H. C. Hutcheson at noon
today declined to grant a continu-
ance in the case Of Edward Young
Clarke, of Atlanta, former acting i'm
perial wizard of the Ku KluX Khan,
charged with violation of the Mann
act.
1t is expected that an alias capias
will be issued at. once for the arrest
of Clarke and his return to Houston.
The Clarke case probably will go to
trial during the present term Of
court this spring.
Sidney Smith, of Atlanta, attorney
for Clarke in asking for a continu-
ance this morning, said that he did
not know where Clarke now is.
Clarke had been released on $1,000
bond, on a warrant, issued from here.
missioner at Atlanta, who made the
case returnable for the September
term of court. He said Clarke, al
ready worn in health from his work
for the Ku Klux Khan, then left At
lanta.
Judge Hutchinson said that the At
lanta commissioner should not have
made the bond returnable in Sep
TENDER, and that. with the govern
ment read yto prosecute, he could
not be a party to further delay in
the case.