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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07
HAIR FELL OUT
FROM letter
In Plmples On Face and
Scalp, Cuticura Healed.

"Tetter broke out in pimples on
my face and scalp. 1t itched and
burned causing me to scratch, and
when I scratched sore eruptions
formed. My face was dishgured,
and my hair became lifeless and dry
and fell out. The trouble lasted
nearly three years.
I used other remedies but got
li:tle relief. l began using Cuticu-a
Soap and Ointment and could see
a great change In a few days. !
continued using them and now /
am healed" tSigned) Mrs. Jas. F.
Henry. Louisville, Tenn.
cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
sum are all you need for all toilet
uses. Battle with Soap, soothe with
Ointment, dust with Talcum.
Samples Free By Mall. Address: "cutieura LAhsr.
atefiss, Dept y. Maiden -. Mass" Sold every
where. Soap fse. Ointment Is and Soc. Tale1m 25e.
HE& Cutieura Soap shaves witboutmus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07

school are now seeking n Carnegie
life-saving medal for her.
Lucine' expects to pass the summer
as lifeguard and instructor at q
nearby summer camp for girls.
Besides being an expert swimmer,
Miss Cuny plays basketball. indoor
baseball and is splendid high jumper
on the track team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07
Straight Coats

The straight coat seems to have
the decided preference for fall SO
far as the first styles are concerned.
Bands of a contrasting material, or
of leather are favored trimmings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07
Itching Between the Toes

is relieved quickly by applying piece
of cotton, saturated in Imperial Ec-
zema Remedy. to affected parts at bed
time. All druggists are authorized to
refund your money if it fails. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07
WED In KHAN ROBES
Open Air Initiation Scene CT Unus'
ual Ceremony.

FL Paso. Tex. Aug. IA man
and woman. whose names were not
disclosed. dressed in full regalia of
klansmen, were united in marriage at
an open air initiation held by the
Ku Klux Khan at Deming. \. NJ.
Saturday night. it was announced by
C. l.. Sirmans, kligraph of the T. IL
Paso khan, who attended the cere'
mony.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07

After you have learned 9 swim
quite readily in street clothes you
can learn to undress while swimming
or floating about so that you could
remove your clumsy outer garments in
case of being upset in the water some
time. Wear wash clothes over your
bathing suit as you did in learning
to swim in street clothes. Tennis
shoes are good to wear for practice Mt
first. as high shoes are quite difficult
to remove.
Fall in. MS before and swim to the
center of the pool. Then remove one
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not
a graveyard. beautiful. well kept
burial park. Crockett 1GSS. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07
TELEGRAM FROM SYDNEY CAR
TON TO JOHN ALDEN PRES.
COLT

Can't possibly come until last of
week. Sorry. Wish Leslie bon voyage
for me.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07
Fashionable Stripes

Fashionable Stripes
Striped fabrics are used to trim
plain ones IN many unusual ways
this season. They are applied il,
spiral effects or follow irregular
courses.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07

Revival of Tricornc
The tricorne hat is being revived
with great interest in Paris, trimmed
with feathers in soft, silky effects.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07
H IN T S
Elton Collars.

Elton collars and flowing ties are
to be with us again this fall. They
are particularly suitable for the
young ard slender.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07
Tan Duvetyn

Tan Duvetyn
A fall frock of tan duvetyn is
trimmed with border of leaves cut
from brown satin and appliqued Oh
the hem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
LEGION PLANS SYSTEM
OF UNIFIED EDUCATION

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10 (By The
Associated Press).-During Ameri-
can Education Week, November IS
"a. the American Legion hopes to
push its Americanization proposals
and direct attention to the need Of
a national educational program, an
nounces Garland w. Powell, director
of Americanism for the Legion, who
is in charge of the program for the
Legion.
Member posts all over the coun-
try report elaborate preparations for
the week, Mr.. Powell says. Work.
ING in cooperation with state, coun-
try and city superintendent of in
%struction, the reports indicate that
this, the third annual week spon-
sored by the Legion. will be the
most widely celebrated.
Hearty response has been given
President Coolidge's proclamation
setting aside this week for the pur-
pose of bringing before the people
the vital need of a unified eduCa-
tional program" Mr.. Powell says.
Governors of most of the states
have sued follow-up proclamations
and, in those states where periods
to be set aside by proclamation are
limited by statute, the chief eXecu-
tives have written to the Legion Of
fering every endorsement.
"Many foreigners come to Amer
lea and in their segregated commun-
ity life, retain their foreign customs.
language and methods of living. A
program of education such as we
propose is the best means of as
similating these people
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
JUDGMENT SET ASIDE
IN CARTERET ACTION

CARTERET, Nov. 43.-Supfeme
Court Justice Gummere has issued
an order to set aside a judgment for
$4,000 rendered in favor of Peter
Mawnis against Stephen and Sophie
Olah, of this borough, and has or
1ered the plaintiff in the case to sub
NIT a reconstructed complaint and
file it again with the court so that
the defendant may reply to the
complaint.
A judgment for the amount just
mentioned has been rendered by the
supreme court in default, because
of non-appearance of the defendant
in the court. Attorney Francis A.
Monaghan, attorney for the defend
ant, revived the case and brought
about the recent order.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
MISS GRACE COTTRELL
WEEDS ELMER BAHRENBURG

KEYPORT, Nov. 13.-Nrrs. Tho
mas V. Cottrell, of Washington
street, the marriage of
her daughter, Grace, to Elmer Bah
renburg, of Hazlet, last Thursday at
6 o'clock p. M. Rev. Frank S.
HARDWOOD, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church,, officiating.
The attendants were Miss Irene
Geran and Elmer Bahrenburg and
the ceremony was performed in the
presence of the immediate families.
The couple left early in the evening
for an extended honeymoon follow
ing which they will reside in the Cot
trell house in Washington street,
which has been entirely remodeled
for their occupancy.
Mr.. B~ahrenburg will enter his
fathers business at Hazlet, having
formerly been a member of the far
mer's exchange at Hazlet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
AMERICAN HAS
GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS
BY GEORGE III. MANNING
washington Correspondent of The
Perth AmboY Evening NeWs.)

no.t w.bo, E.a.n- To
ctIINTpsrDN NTs,, 20 wan
800 - aLonnaon 49,
$500 " 49, az "
roySao,t a. tIo paIi.h !"
ItoIitiioHt HSute "hiolS the AoIA'
InIan ot y eouisIS, anu p"i-
'lEuiaiiy VI view Jelsey, aliloHS
with ne pa actiVeiy last
year OH Delia,l Vi former senator
Soaepn .. aired
Couht N4vISCioWsN uasilhs SCION "
IN u tnc pest IahlileS ol tHe olu
= oiisn MUMMY - ~" ellpdlhlhS OH
tWo ne" ventures more AMBITIOUS II
Poaelpie, .n@h anything ne mas uh-
ueItdNeH peLore'
'uy 9lloltiy' CouhI ~leIycloW5kl
~ ~ S, % eoeo gu Io[ WdrsdW 70 me
~ y Y-0v'VOV lhsesteu ny Hoiisi-
iioiie1iis ~ d coHipaHy oIsahIzeu
~ 1uppiy 9hoes 70 the 1oIiSIl drlily,
"nen ~ Sets tiiS matter ATTENDED,
~, ny count WIN return TO Inns
IountIy 70 Iepar lor ms marriage
20 d pedutIlul helTess OF Baltimore
WHOSE ehsaseIneht TO MN mas just
peeh Inc wedding is TO
t@he pace IN the spring, ana by
tidt liiIie the CouhC hopes 10 De aple
70 lake tline OIL TO ENJOY a real
honeymoon TOUR
IN the d moments lett him be-
tWeen these two engagements count
NIeIycnoWskl Wlil pussy hlmseI1 IN
oalcIaI ana soclai washington IN an
eIlort 10 ralgnte out a claim oil
some low on me TWO SHIPS
AesciusAko anu "arsZWa' Wnicil
we're p~urchaseu from me shipping
poaru oy lhe foilsh- AInerican NaVl-
saIloh cohlpany' IN "hlca ne was
11tIse, put WlIch were conllscdted py
GnaIIlndn Lanher wllen payments on
'n9Ih were alloweo TO IAN pehina;
"Is IN c~ohiIection WIN .nIs
StaiIIi uuIIn5 ia9t MlnleI tIdL couII
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
KEYPORT WOMAN HONORED
ON HER SD ANNIVERSARY

KEYPORT, Nov. 1S.-Mrs. Emma
Mason. of First street, celebrated her
eighty-third birthday on Sunday and
in honor of the anniversary her chill
dren, grandchildren and other rela-
tives gathered at her home and en-
joyed a pleasant social time. Forty
six guests were present and present
ed Mrs. Mason with a handsome
bouquet of roses to which was at
tached a purse of gold. Little Miss
Bessie Hopla, her grandchild, rem
dered Love Sends a Little Gift of
Roses" as the presentation was
made, and solos were also rendered
by Louis Van Ermen.
A banquet was served at 6 o'clock
and all partook of a large birthday
cake upon which cleaned eighty
three candles.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Ma
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason, S. +.
Mason, ST., John Mason, Miss Irene
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cornell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin Mason and chill
DIRE nof Atlantic Highlands, Miss
Marjorie Cornell, Miss Abbie Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson S. Hopla, Miss
Bessie Hopla, Judson b. Hopla, Mel
win Hopla, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard l..
Hanson, MI. and Mrs. S. Frank Ma
son, Jr., and children, Frank and
Guide, of Matawan; Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Mason and son, Jensen,
Miss Ruth Disbrow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Schmutz, Mrs. Jennie
Laugh and George Sutphin OF
Brooklyn, Miss Leona Mason and
Mrs. Miller.
In honor of the event the house
was artistically. decorated with cut
flowers and besides many gifts OF
beautiful flowers, Mrs. Mason re-
ceived a large shower of birthday
cards from her many friends and
relatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
Begin Here Today

Hope Ranger is held prisoner in
a sanitarium owned by a group of
criminals. She makes friends with
another prisoner, DIR. Kelsey. The
two escape from the hospital in the
superintendent car.
The car is wrecked and Hope Is
recaptured, but Kelsey escapes and
joins Juarez Charlie, a~dventurer, in
an attempt to rescue Hope before
the abductors have time to kill her,
Alderman Higgins tells DR.. Bristow,
superintendent, that the girl must
be killed.
Nurse Copley, in love with Bris-
tow, kills him in a jealous rage
Hope is taken in a car by Higgins
his intention being to have hel
killed. To his CONSERVATION Higgins
finds his car in charge of Charlie
and Kelsey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
ST. JOSEPH'S CLUB WILL
GIVE PLAY At CARTERET

CARTERET, Nov. 13.-The St.
Joseph Junior Dramatic Club is busy
rehearsing the three act comedy
play, Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry
Yard" which will be presented at
st. Joseph's auditorium on Saturday,
December first. Two performances
will be given, one in the afternoon
at 1880 and the second at 8:15. The
cast will comprise the boys and girls
of the club. An excellent orchestra
has been secured to furnish the
music. There will be dancing after
tile play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
FILE DIVORCE CITATION
IN CARTERET PROCEEDINGS

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 49,
Divorce citations have been filed to-
day at the sheriff's office by Attorney
Francis A. Monaghan in an action
of his client, Anna e. Fitzgerald, of
Carteret, against Joseph F. Fitzger-
aid, of the same borough, on the
grounds of desertion. The complaint
In the suit for divorce and alimony
states that the Fitzgerald's were
married on January II, 1916. The
defendant, according to the docu-
ments, deserted his wife in Septem-
Der, 1919. There are two children,
Joseph, six, and Edward, four years
old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
KEYPORT LEGION POST
HEARS ARMISTICE talk

KEYPORT, Nov. 13.-Armistice
Sunday was appropriately observed
at st. Johns M. L. church, when the
members of Raritan Post No. %,
American Legion, attended the serv-
ice and listened to a most eloquent
address by Professor w. H. Mountz,
principal of the Spring Lake high
school.
The national emblem and the le-
gion flag were both carried by the
post, headed by the commander,
Deyson Woodhouse.
Cecil S. Ackerson introduced the
speaker whose discourse was most
appropriate to the day. Special mu-
sic was rendered by the choir and a
very large congregation was present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
GIVE PARTY At old BRIDGE

OLD BRIDGE, Nov. 13.-Miss
Agnes Mae Penson, daughter of Mi.
and Mrs. George Penson, of South
Old Bridge, entertained a number of
friends at her home on Saturday
night. Guests were present from
New York, New Brunswick, Mill
town, Brunswick Gardens, South
River and this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13

Among foods served and eaten in
the streets in Florence, Italy, are hot
stewed pears costing two for a PEN
ny, and fried doughnuts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13

Radio operations more successful
in the Arctic in the winter because
the transmission is said TO be poor
when the sun shines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13

A new wood made from n mixture
of so per cent sawdust, chalk and
chemicals is said to have the hard
ness of oak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13

Oldest land plants that are
'-nown have,been found, as fossils in
the rocks of Scotland and are prob
ably 40O,000,00o years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
What Advertising does
for Telephone Service

Every day al average of 9,365Ooo telephone messages pass
through the central offices in our system.
And every day this huge volume of traffic isd dispatched with a
speed and accuracy made possible only by the cooperation of those
who use The service and those who furnish it.
You are n 10 mor anxious to have your calls completed promptly
than we are.
For example: a delay of one second on each of o365ooo calls
would mean a decrease elm public satisfaction in the servGe, and also
= a loss of hundreds of hours each day in operating time,
= a large increase in operating force
= the expenditure of hundreds of thousands of dollars for naU equip
nnt uith (Which to handle the same amount of traffic.
Telephone Service is the los personal of public services.
No matter how capable our operators might be- they never could
serve you as well as they dc, without your aid. They are helped on
every hand by telephone userswho knowand do their parto IN every call.
This cooperation exists and grows largely because of advertising
Advertising makes clear the purposes of rules, methods and
1t xpIains new types of apparatus and how to use them.
1t presents the reasons for any change in rate schedules OF plan
of operation.
tkeeps yu in touch with the we business and social uses of
the service.
1t gives you a better understanding of telephone service, the entire
telephone organization and hsi individual members
And as you and thousands of other telephone users apply this in.
formation, in cooperation with telephone workers, the value of your
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13
STOMACH DISTRESS
10 You Want Strength, Vim and Vigor!
Then Take This Advice

Trenton, N. J.-"Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has done wonders for
ne. / was stricken with typhoid fever
md it left me in a very weak condition,
With a badly liberated stomach, had
,eard of the healing and strengthening
qualities of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and sent to the drug store for
! bottle Of it. | quickly realized that it
was doing me good, soothing and healing
nv stomach and imparting strength and
gigor to my entire body l took several
bottles and am happy to say | am today
ABSOLUTELY wen."-J.J. Dearolf, 70 West
End Ave.
Obtain the Discovery IN tablets or hq,
uid from your nearest druggist OF send
lOc for trial pkg. to Dr.. Plerce's lnyahds'
Hotel in Buffalo, n. <.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13

National Pharmacy Stores Inc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
|. HONDA NA EuLlD
. A viCn. 9. III.
OBRANI MA VLAsT.
MIN DVORKU.

Pan Samuel Zaas spolu S
manzelkou sc dnesnfho casne-
no rama odku1dsi vraceli domu,
2190 vych. 80. ul. Rejdovali
autem prave do garaze, kdyz
sc re tiny pojednou vynorily
dve postavy, wjichz rukou sc
leskly revolvery. Manzelsky
parek musel vydati vse cenne
co Il sebe mel, nacez Sc lupici
porouceli, prelezli plot a zmi-
.zeli. Zaas a jeho zena zapla-
till neprijemne ranni dobro-
druzstvi $74.00 ma hotovosti a
q prsteny v hodnote $4,000.
Ma zivem rohu Euclid ave.
a vych. 8. ul. u banky Union
Trust, poznai diva detektivove,
Diskoysky Murphy, muze,
Jenz uprch 2 Warrensville,
kan byl v lete odsouzen pro
porusenf Yak. O narkotickych
prostfedcfch. Kdyz prijizdel
patrDlni v1z, zatceny udefil
Diskovskeho a prchal smerem
k Hippodromu. Murphy vypa
Ill ia prchajicim ranu re slu-
zebnfho revolveru a trefil lei
do nohy, jiny policista pax u
hodil klackem uprchlika do
hlavy, kdezto pred Hippodro-
mem byl Murphym uderen 'ru-
kojeti revolveru do hlavy. IRA
nany, ktery udal, re Sc imenuje
Frank Otis, ale odpiral fici
blizsi adresu, byl dopraven do
Huron rd. nemocnfee, kde by
10 jeho zl'aneni, jez renf vaz-
nejsiho razu, osetreno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28

- Nejvstsi podniky svsta
dSkuji "a svij rozmach re-
klarns.
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POSLEDNi KAPITOLA v KA
BEROVE PROCESU.

Ma zadost hlavniho assiten-
ta okresniho zalobce j. r. Cas-
sidyho, vyskrtl okresni soudce
Gull zalobu pro vrazdu prveho
stupn6 proti Vittorovi Pisellio-
vi. ienz spolu Sc 'Samem Calou
v tervenci r. 1919 zavrazdili v
posteli lakewoodskeho nakla.
datele Kabera. Manzelka DO
sledn6jsiho, Katefina Kabero-
va. jez vrahy zjednala, jest
zavrena v Marysv;lle a podob-
ne Gala odsouzen ma dozivoti.
Pisel'i utekl do Italie, kde byl
ale chycen ma americkou OBJ
zalobu odsouzen k nejvetsimu
trestu pfipustnemu italskymi
zakcny - ma 30 let do trest-
nice. ~
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SC CENTOVE JfZDNE MAS
BUDE "TESITI" JESTE
DLOUHO.

,Riditele spolecnosti poulic-
Mich drah ma vcereisi mesicni
schdzi prohlaslli, re centove
zvyseni ma poulicnich karach,
jez zavedeno bylo cd 1. prosin
ce pfislo prave v cas-, neb "a
listopad vykazovan jest v po-
vestnem drokovem fondu def
cit We vysi $14O.537. Ia listo-
pad jelo v poulicnich karach
cclkem 33,77i,156 osob O jed
no procento meme nez-li "a stej
nOu dobu roku prede$leho.
Prorokuje sc nam, ze j kdy-
by ruch ma tramwayich podsta
the v v ZINE a ma jare Sc zve-
dl, piece .ieste dlouho budeme
platiti &c neb urokovy fond
mnsi vykazovati vice jak
100000, mali byti jizdne sni-
zeno. Spolecnost "a letosni
rok vyplatila pres $1,000
600 "a zpGsebenou skodu a
nahrady "a utrpene lrazy, kite
raz povinnost zmensuje pri-
lem spolecnosti o pil centu ma
kazdem prodanem listku.
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PROHlBICNf NAJEZD S PRE-
KAzKAMI.

Zylastni konstebl smlrcihO
soudce brooklynskeho Bartella,
Robert Weick 81 vcera ztezoval
ze byl spatne uvitan, kdyz do
rucoval zatykac Stanleyovi
l.inovskemu. 3197 vvch 65. hi.
jenz byl obvinem z nezakonite
ho vlastnictvi lihov:n.. Ryl pry
srazen k zemi a klackem zbit
az do bezvedomi. Vyplatce je
no Linovsky propusten byl n;
zaruku $4,000 pro vyplaceni
slidila, $1,000 pro prestoupeni
prohibice a $500 pro neupo-
slechnuti tirednika.
Soucasne skorem byl propu-
stem John Olzwoy, 6544 New
man Ave., S. E. ma zaruku $500
"a nasilnicky utok ma prohi-
b;cniho ufednika ma druhou
kauci take $500. "a protweni
se 1fadGm. Olzwpy mel pri W
plate zmfn6neho Weicka spo-
lupGsobiti. Naproti tomu zaru
je Linovsky, ze mu prohibicn'
mi "dredniky" hylo ukradeno
1925 na hotovosti, policie
vsak na zalobu pro kradez me-
vZala zretele, ale obzalovala
Weicka a diva jine pochopy
tajn6ho noSenf zbrane. Je
z Mich Frank Kupper byl tai
iiz ma okresnfm soud4 ode~
zen k pokute $25. a nahrade
'itrat a podobna odmena ceka
] ostatni diva.
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vELKA OPERA v NEST.
SKEM AUDlTORIU.

Soueasne s oznamenim O u.
stanovcni Sc Clevelandskt
Koncertnis Spolecnosti, jez no.
dla provozovati n6kter9 opery
vylucne v M6stskem Auditoriu
dochazi west, re cd IL. do Ia
(inora zde vystoupi Mary Gar
denoya, Feodor Seljapim. Rosa
Raisa jin& operni kapacity
spolu $ Chicazskou operni spo.
leenostf. Jest to prvni diva
delhi podnik v Auditoriu, jehoS
vetsi polovina mist bude pro-
davana "a popularni ceny cd
$1.00 do $500. Pokud Sc mist
tySe. hyla bxto nejvetsi opera
ma sv6t9.
Podnik podobny musi byti
arci pfedem zaruten pro prf.
pad nome ztraty, coz Sc take
liz podarilo, neb garancni Ii.
stinn podepsali nejen zdeisi za
mozni obcane, ale j velke OBJ
chody a hotely.
Dirigentem jest Giorgio Pc.
lacco q z oper, jez mali prijiti
MI repertoir oznamuje Sc te5
strausova - s.Salome" Mary
Gardenovou., Roitiv "Mefisto-
feles" Seljapinem. dale "zi.
dovka". "Komedianti" a "Ca.
valera Rusticana".
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"co Sc v MLADf NAUcis-
V starr JAKO kDYz
NAJDES."

Vcera ve6er zatkla policie
l3letehc kluka, ktert byl pred
nedavnem jlvenialnim soudem
parolovan. Zatceni provedl.po-
licista WahlA jenz mad9jneho
mladika dopravil ma policejni
stanici ma Euclid a vych. 105.
ul. Kluk jenz jest ma sva leta
silnym, c1.azil v sobotu pred
vlastnim jejm domem pi. Rn-
zenu Netressoyou. 1858 vych.
83. ul. k zemi a uloupil il 1
nakupni brasny 1892. Mlady
nicema ma sebe upozornil tim,
ze 81 skoupil saty . csstoyal svo
je kamarady. v kapsach jeho
bylo; nalezenos$6l- Kcupent o
dsv byl pobertovl arci zaba-
ven. "
~ 49,. J 5st& 49, -
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sP0UTANf STAREc
NALEzEH MRfEv
MA L0zl.
ZAHADNA SMRT JE-
HO PREDMETEM PO-
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79-lety Adam Wachtel, 6419
Woodland ave. nalezen byl
vcera vecer We SVEN pokoii
spoatany a mrtvy. Telo jeho
hozeno bylo pres postel, ruce
a nohy svazany puncochami, v
istech vezel kapesnik a hlava
zahalena byla destovJm pla-
stem. Ma podlaze lezely dive
vyprazdnene tobolky a dvoje
zlomene n6zky, kterymi Sc byl
vrah marne pokousel vloupati
sc do zasuvky, v ktere bylo
Sl1.00. Wachteliiv falesnJ
chrup byl nalezen v jidelne.
Ma mrtvole shledany byly ne
ktere poskrabaniny, ale nikte-
rak vetsf zransnf, z ktereho by
Sc mohlo souditi ma nas'lnou
smrt. Koroner Hammond DO
pfedbeznem ohledani rnrtvoly
prohlasil, ze muz patrne bvl
ranen mrtvicf, nasledkem LEX
mutt a strachu, coz Sc ma sta
noviti podrobnejsi prohlidkou.
Wachtel byval kolektorem po-
iist'uifci spolecnosti, v den di-
kdvzdani ovdovel a cd te DOLBY
I'll V dome sam. Puncochy a
zastera, jimiz byl spoutan by
ly majetkem ieho nebozky ze-
NY Starsc bvl spatren odpo-
lcdne O 3. hod. ma dvorku a PC
zdt.ii WIDEN byl u okna, v le-
nosce novinami ruce. Ko-
lem 6. hod. navstfvila jej SOU
sedka pf. -Freemanova, ably mu
pomohla sbaliti satstvo DO ze-
mrele manzelce. ktere hodlal
poslati proydane dceri do New
Yorku, nalezla jej wsak liz We
vyse popsan6m stavn. Privo-
lala policI, S kterou dostavil
Sc koroner, jenz prohlasil, ze
Wachtel Zemrel SOtva nil ho-
diny pred prichodem policistd.
DIE vypov6df sousedu, iii
Wachtel We velice sporadanych
pomerech a neni znamo, ze by
mol nejakych nepfatel. Pc
pachateli neni zadne iin6 sto-
py, krone otiskG prsti ma nnz-
kach. kterymi Sc snazil vylo-
miti zasuvau.