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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17

swim, back stroke; 50-yard swim,
breast stroke: under water swim, re-
lay race, 220-yard swim, free style
fancy diving, plunge for distance and
medley race. First place in any even;
counted five points, second place three
points and third place one point.
Company A, the high score company
took first place in the following
events: 110-yard swim free style, 90
yard swim breast stroke. relay race,
220-yard swim free style, and fancy
diving. The same company won sec
ond place in the following events: 220-
yard swim free style, plunge for dis
lance and medley race.
Private Berkstressor of Company A
was the high score man of the meet
scoring fourteen of the 35 points mad
by his company: Private Cavanagh OF
the headquarters and service company
made the second highest individual
score, making total of ten points.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
DOUBLES STARS LOSE
williams and Washburn Easily Beat
en- by Collegians. -

Newport, r. l.. Aug. 17.-One start
mig unset and another of lesser ma
ture marked the play Thursday in the
Casino invitation tennis tournament
which carried four doubles teams and
four singles players into the semi-fi-
nails. The major upset was the elimin-
alton from the tournament of r. Nor
ris Williams and Watson Washburn,
second ranking doubles team in. the
United States since the separation of
the Tilden- Richards combination. They
were overwhelmed in straight sets by
James NJ. Davies and Phil Neer,. Pa
cific Coast collegians, 6-3. 81, 6-4.
In the singles, two Califrnians, one
eastern man and a South African sur
vived. Harvey Snodgrass of the West
coast added one more to his sting of
unexpected victories by conquering
Robert Kinsey. Americas sixth rank
ing player, and earned the right to
meet Vincent Richards Friday in a
.semi-final match.
In the doubles, Nesr and Davies con-
centrated their attack upon Washburn.
who was cratic. The coast players
teamed together perfectly and raced
through the three sets with the Il IS of
only eight games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
WORLD COURT ACTIVE
Tribunal Hands Down Decision
Against Germany.
BY the Associated Press.


The Hague, Aug. 17.-The Perman
ent Court of International Justice to-
day handed down a decision against
Germany in the case involving the use
of the Kiel canal by foreign vessels
The court decided the German author
tiles were not justified in preventing
the British steamer Wimbledon fro;l
entering the canal in 1921 during the
hostilities between Poland and Rus
STA, and that Germany should make
compensation.
The Wimbledon case is the first IN
which the world court was asked for
a definite judgment. 1t grew out o.
the refusal of Germany 10 allow the
Wimbledon, chartered by French
company and loaded with munitions,
to pass through the Kiel canal.
Germany declared that to do so
would violate her own regulations re-
garding neutrality.
The judgment rendered today says
the German government is bound TO
make good the loss sustained by the
vessel and her charterers as n result
of Germany's action and fixes the
damages at 1919 francs, with inter
Fcl ot Ait ldNt VI " H'A NNhe -
nun. reckoned from the date of the
judgment. The amount is TO be paid
to the French government in francs
within three months from today. Each
party to the suit stands its own costs.
The court that ruled upon the case
was composed of eleven members. with
the addition of DIR. Walter Schueck-
ing of Germany, appointed by the
German government TO sit on the
bench under the rule of the court that,
if any party to an action has no judge
of its own nationality in the court.
il may appoint one to sit in any
specific case in which it is involved.
Signor Anzilotti of Italy. Max HUI
Der Of Switzerland, and the German
appointed judge submitted that they
were unable to concur in the judg-
ntent They have handed in separate
opinions under the right conferred BY
article 81 of the courts statutes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
OIL SHARES LEAD
RAPID RECOVERY
ON STOCK MARKET
Deprived of Fauorite Weak
Spots, Shorts Lose
Hope <.
BY STUART p. WEST.

Copyright. by the San Antonio Light.
New York, Aug. 17.-Oil shares
were the main point Of interest in the
stock market today. The action of
the South Dakota authorities in put
ting back gasoline prices from IL to 20
cents and the Standard Oil statement
which characterized the disturbanc, )
as due to only temporary causes en-
couraged longs.
When the heavy outstanding short
interest in the oil stocks sensed this
change in sentiment they began hasty
retreat. In stocks like California
Petroleum, Standard of California,
Marland, Producers and Refiners,
Sicily and Phillips Petroleum the adj
vance ran from / to 21a points, as
compared with Thursdays close, land
from . to 4 points from the recent
lows.
The market was quick to respond to
this jump in the oils. Short sellers,
deprived of these favorite weak spots,
lost confidence in their position in
other directions.
than a week ago was hammered down
70 3JH on a mistaken idea of what
the semi-annual report woHld show,
was selling some six points higher to-
day Allied Chemical and Dye, another
bear target, was up similar amount.
These were instances which illustrated
the extent TO which bear operations
have been oyerdone.N
Another stock in which the short in
terest. was having difficulty in cover
ing was Corn Products. here his
very little real selling of these shares
in the later stages of the general mar
ket decline and it has loI been sus-
pected that the short interest had
grown out of all proportion to the sup
ply available for covering purposes.
The ordinary speculative leaders like
United States Steel common, Baldwin
Locomotive, Studebaker and American
Can made new highs for the present
recovery. Among the specialties there
were indications of renewal of pool
activity in International Engineering
Combustion and in Reynolds Tobac-
co Il. I'D.
The conservative element was
pleased that no effort was made to
rush the market up against the short
interests. Instead the advance was
very orderly. Among the specialues,
another jump in Woolworth shares
was n feature, the market refusing to
believe the statement which was made
some time ago from headquarters that
no extra distribution of dividends was
contemplated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
BRITISH MENACE TO
U. S. WOMEN'S NET
HONORS MELTS AWAY
One Visitor Remc:ns ir
Singles and She Bucks
the Champion.

Forest Hills. y. v, Aug. IL. The
British menace 10 Americas womei,
tennis championship. was confined to-
day to one survivor in the semi-finals
of each of the singles and doubles con-
tests,
But slim Chance Of success for the
Union Jack fensined in the singles.
however. when Mrs. X. c. Clayton
faced Mrs. Molla Mallory, national
champion, In the upper half semi
final.
Miss Helen Wills, California school
girl star. and Miss Eleahore Goss Of
New York.
Yesterday. Miss Wills and Miss
GoSs advanced by eliminating Britiosh
rivals in two brilliant matches. Miss
Wills defeated Miss Kathleen Me-
Kane. 90. 60. 10. while Miss Goss
eliminated Mrs. Covell. 81. &c. sc.
Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Clayton
were not pressed by their fourth round
opponents.
FayoriteS for national doubles hon
OrS were the British pair. Miss Me-
Kane and Mrs. COyell. and the Ameri-
can combination of Miss Goss and
Mrs. George Wightman of Boston,
the latter Il former national champion.
In today's semi-finals. The British
women meet Mrs. Helen G. LockhorR
of Mamaroneck. " Y. and Mrs. Ma
tale Morris of New York, while Miss
GoSS and Mrs. WiehtRan oppose Miss
Lillian Srharman of New York and
Miss Ceres Baker Of Orange. y. ].
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
AUSTRALIANS NEED
ONLY ONE MATCH TO
PUT FRENCHMEN OUT
Seems Likely Antipodeans
Will Oppose u. S. for
Dauis Cup.
By the Associated Press.

BrOokline, Mass, Aug. IL. - The
Davis Cup tennis team Of Australia
will have an opportunity of winning
the right to meet the representatives
of the United States in the challenge
round for possession of the worlds
championship trophy by conquering
their French rivals in doubles match
late Friday in the final round of in
ternational play. Yesterday the anti
podeans won two singles encounters
and victory today would decide the
series.
Australia will be represented by
James o. Anderson and John b.
Hawkes., who won their singles
matches in straight sets yesterday,
while France will rely upon Rene La
coste and Jacques Brugnon, the vic
tins in yesterdays play.
The Australians trod roughshod
over the representatives Of France in
the Thursday matches.
Anderson, the tall and slender vete-
ran who leads the Australian team, at
first found Rene Lacoste, the French
schoolboy champion, n puzzle, but he
solved the riddle by taking On ag-
gressive stand and won. rs. 6-3, GA.
Hawkes., graceful and full of energy
on the courts, found the veteran
French internationalists, Jacques
Brugnon. off form and no match for
his puzzling shots. The Frenchman
fell an easy victim in the first two
sets. but threatened in the third with
a remarkable. though belated, burst of
speed and accuracy with his shots,
only to fall away again. The scores
were 60, 6-1. 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
"HI W MEN TO MEET
Training Conference to Be Held at
kerrville Camp.

The district Hi Y training confer
ence of the Y. NJ. C. A. for the south
western part of the state will be held
at Camp Rio Vista in Kerryille Aug
ust 24-26. according to ii. G. Spruce,
toys work secretary of the San An
tonic association.
Officers of the Hi Y clubs and a few
of the members will attend the con-
ference, which is held for the purpose
of planning the work to be done by
the Hi Y Cubs during the fail and
winter.
Secretaries who will have charge of
the work done in the training confer
ence include ]. L. Lewis of Dallas.
state boys secretary: w. &. Page,
general secretary of the Houston Y. Nj.
&. A.: II. u, Crate, owner of Camp
Rio Vista end former state secretary
Of boys work W w. Jackson, presi-
dent % Wesleyan college, and Mr..
Spruce.
Mr.. Spruce has just returned from
the western regional conference OF \.
NJ. c. A. secretaries at Estes Park,
Colorado. where there were 300 secre-
taries and their families.
He drove through in his car, the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
FUNERAL ENDS In RIOT
Thirty Injured in Clash Between Fas.
cisti and Opponents.
BY the Associated Press.

Genoa, Aug. 17.-Thirty persons
were wounded, three of them grayely.
in fighting yesterday at Campoligure.
Between Fascist and anti-Fascisti ele-
ments. The trouble began during a
funeral Of a local hero. Paolo Santa
Maria, whose body had been trans
ported from the former italian battle
front for burial in his native city.
The anti-Fascisti objected to the
funeral and tried 10 interfere with it.
This provoked an attack by the Fas-
cisti accompanying the body to the
cemetery.
Campoligure now is occupied by sol
diers who are maintaining order.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
Sailor Wins Bet by Wading to
Edge of Niagara Falls Rapids

Falls Y. 17-Removng md vadin
Niagara above the falls Prospect
sailor. TO to
Sullivan waded from shore
look o
He in momentary danger of topping reservation Off
Officer NJ. Rhodes coaxed Sullivan upstream
As he nered the bank Rhodes and another officer
Sullivan objected sailor Charles
Freisch with disorderly conduct.
They explained that Sulyan the result
the possibility of wading
Freisch had the negative side
He lost
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17

trip requiring five and half days
each way.
He reports the work Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. spreading faster than at any
time since the war.
The association is now seeking 10
broaden its activities till every man
anG boy in its territory is reached.
Special effort is being made 10
touch all boys, he said.
General Secretary X. y. Watts is
expected to arrive tonight from Blue
Ridge, n. c., where he attended the
southeastern regional conference.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
WIN AQUATIC MEET
Company A Scores S5 Points in Wa
ter Contests at Camp.

Company A was the winner in the
regimental swimming meet held by
the Second Engineers. Fort Sam
Houston. Thursday night. The com
pany made a total score of 30 points
and was closely followed by the head
quarters and service company which
scored 81 points. Company ID won
third place with fourteen points and
papany B was fourth with eight
points.
The events of the swimming meet
included the 50-yard swim. free style.
1OO-yard swim, free style; 50-yard
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
LEDGER GETS HOME
San Antonio Catcher With Tampico
Baseball Champs on Vacation.

Vernon (Zinc) Ledger. San Antonio
catcher, product of local amateur and
semi-professional ball. is home for 4
months vacation after having caught
the Huasteca oil team of the Tampico,
Mexico. oil league TO championship
Zinc" reports some fast baseball IN
Mexico, with interest steadily on the
upgrade.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
TEXT BOOKS READY
Distribution Begins Following Court
Decision.

Austin. Tex. Aug. Redistribution
of text books TO be used in public
schools. this fall. with the exception
of geography. arithmetic. agriculture
and Il portion of the supplemental
state. superintendent of public in.
struction. announced today. The dis
tribution work was begun in view OF
Federal Judge DuNal Vests ruling
holding new text book contracts in
valid.
Mars is Withholding texts directly
involved in the American Book Com
pany's litigation for a ruling from the
attorney general.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
CHARTERS GRANTED:
Austin. rex. Aug. 1i.-Chartered:

Austin, Tex, Nug. - aIIVTtu'
Fort Worth Morris Play Company. OF
Fort Worth. capital stock $4,000. Pur-
pose, loan and investment Incorpora-
tors II. b. Gateley, NJ. L. Massingiii, H.
A. Wheelhouse.
Loyal Knights and Daughters. OF Moses
OF America OF Dallas. capital stock. none.
Incorporators: Z. c. Cooper, Walter VIII
son, J. II. Shackles.
Prince Drug Company OF Dallas. CAPT
tai stock $4,000. Incorporators. l.. NJ.
Prince, GgB. Evans. c. B. Allison
The Cotton Marketing Association OF
Hill County. Inc. Of Hillsboro. capital
stock. $500. incorporates: j. X.
Thompson, r. c. West, 7. J. Files.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
snaniards Wand ReprisaIs.

Madrid. Aug. fs.-The SantandeI
Gamers Association has appealed 70
the government TO start reprisal'
against American merchandise inn
ported into Spain. alleging that the
United States tariff on Spanish
canned goods, especially fish, is un
fair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-17
PifiIess.

why do you refer 20 the notices ot
my divorce as pitiiess pubicity?" asked
the eminent artistic.
Because" replied the press agent.
I'VE don't care how much they offend
the sensibilities Of the readers. '-Wasl-
ngton Star.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-16
HARDING PLANS
VITAL CHANGES
IN HIS CABINET
Sweeping Reorganization of
Departments Is Pro-
posed.
BIZ United Ncrs

M bHtfcN NClrS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-vital
Cabinet changes and a wholesale shut
fling Of governmental bureaus is rec
commended in the Presidents reorgani-
cation program transmitted to the
congressional Joint committee and now
made public.
Principal changes suggested are:
/. Absorption Of the Army and Navy
in a single department of national de-
Tense headed by a Cabinet officer.
2. Organization of a new depart
ment of education and welfare to be
headed by a Cabinet secretary.
3. Changing the name of the Post
office Department to the department
OF communications.
!. Stripping of all non-miltary bu-
reau from the Army and Navy and
distribution of them among the civil
ian departments. principally interior
and commerce.
5. Removal of all non-fiscal bureau
from the Treasury Department.
Q. Setting up the budget office, now
part of the Treasury Department, as
an independent body.
The report goes through the list of
small bureaus which have grown up
in an illogical arrangement ana reas-
signs them TO the departments with
which their respective activities are
most closely related For instance,
the Bureau Of insular affairs. which
-. il
taken from the War Department and
placed under the Department of State.
Dozens of such shifts are proposed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-16
SENATE COUNTY NURSE
MEASURE PASSES HOUSE
Van Orman Bill Wins $3.50 After
Lively Session.

After one of the HveHest sessions of
the House. the Van Orman Senate
measure providing for employment of
county nurses throughout the State.
passed Thursday. Numerous at
tempts We're made by Representatives
to attach vitiating amendments. after
an effort to strike out the enacting
clause by Representative Updike was
tabled on motion by Representative
Schwartz.
Representative WysOnS, assisted
Updike in the fight against the meas
ure. Five amendments were intro
duced and two adopted. The only ma
teriaI adopted was the kitch amend
ment to prevent local sentiment from
affecting conduct Of the offices. Rep
resentative Albert J. Wedeking's mo-
ton to pass the bill was carried
$3.50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21
APPEL TkETf INTERNACI
ONALY.
Vybizi bulharske lxOmunisty
svrxeni move vlady.

Sofie, 20. cervence. - W.
konny vybor Treti Internacio-
naly vydal APPEL ku vsem delhi
kIm a rolnikIm v Bulharsku,
jakoz j v ostatnich statech bal
kanskych, aby pouziii' vsech
moznych prostredkd ku pova.
leni move bulharske vlady. Ten
to APPEL, jenz provazen jest O.
strou mluvou, uverejn6n byl v
moskevske "Pravde". Bulhar-
sti komunisti jsou Jim uvedeni
do velmi neprijemne posice.
Moskva je vyzyva, aby pou
zili revolucnfch prostredkd, k
cemuz tito nemaji valne chu-
ii, vedouce, ze mohou spoleha-
ii jen ma nepatrnou podporu
v zemi, kdezto z ciziny memo
hou Ocekavati vibec zadnou
podporu. Komunisti jsou appe-
lem tim velice poboureni, ne
bot jsou Jim dohan6ni ku roz-
hodnuti, ably Sc bud prohlasi
Ii pro internacionalu, anebo
pro BulharskO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21
OBzALOVAN z OPILOSTI.

Vicepresident spofitelny The
Society for Savings, Charles
Patch byl vcera zalovan pred
municipalnim soudcem w. B.
Beebem, proto ze die udani po-
licie vcera o 2. hodne ranni
vjel autem do spodni drahy Wy
hrazene poulicnim karam ma
vysokem most6 ma Superior av.
a zap. 6. ul. Jak pravi policie
byl pan vicepresident opilym
a u Tidiciho kola usnul. Patch
arci "nafcenl" toto popira, ale
bude pohnan k zodpovednosti
jeste jednou dne 2. srpna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21
BRITICKA NOTA JEST M
CESTE.
Byla zasl6na spojeneckym
neutr8lnim vl6d6m a tez Spo.
jenym Statim.

Londyn. 20. cervence. kabi
net, We SVEN mimoradnem Ease
dani dnes odpoledne, schvalil
text briticke odpov6di ma ne
meckou notu We veci valecnych
nahrad. Memorandum a dopis
k nemu prilozeny byly odesla
ny dnes vecer spojencim a Spo
ienym Statdm. Japanu a "a
hranicnim ministerstvlm neu-
tralnich mocnosti.
Obvykle zdroie informaci v
zahran'cnim ministerstvu byly
neprodysne uzavfenv. ale pro-
slycha Sc, ze odpoved', ackoliv
nepozaduje, aby Nemci ustali
We SVEN trpnem odporu V Po-
ruri, poukazuje, ze setrvanf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21
NOVY VYNALEZ LETA-
CT BICYKL.
Byla 5 MIN pr0vedena 1spsSnS
zkOuska v Dayton.


zkouska v Dayton.
Dayton, O., 20. cervence.
Vzdusne lety pomoci "nozniho
pohonu" Sc strojem zvanym
"cycleplane" nejposlednejsi
novinkou We vzduchoplavectvi,
|byly oznameny zde dnes. De-
monstrace byla provedena ma
zdejsim letisti vynalezcem, po-
rucikem w. F. Gerhardtem,
jenz ma onom letacfm bicyklu
uletel vzdalenost dvaceti stop.
Gerhardt nazyva svdj stroj
"vedeckou zvlastnosti'7s ma
niz pracoval sest mesicG v
prazdnych chvilfch. Patri W.
hradne jemu a nikoli vlad6.
Ackoli lety nebyly dlouhe, a
nijak sensacnf, vynalezce tvr-
df, ze stroj b6hem casu mlze
byti zdokonalen az dosahne
velike vyse i rychlosti. Cycle
plane pfi SVEN nejdelsim letu
uletel vzdalenost dvacet stop
tri palce mad zemi, ale byl pry
tim dokazan princip, o n6jz Sc
jedna a sice, ze lidska hnaci
sfla, bez vselikeho motoru, je
postacitelnou k uvedeni v po-
hyb letacfho stroje.
Vrchni krfdlo cycleplanu je
asi tricet stop mad zemi a kdyz
Sc jednou stroj zdvihne Sc ze-
me, coz jest docileno. provazem
operovanym nekolika muzi, u
drzovan jest v pohybu "slapa-
MIN" jako obycejny bicykl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21
SKANDAL Y PROHIBICNfCH KRUZfCH.
HLAVA PROTIHOSTINSKE LfGY v
NEW YORKU v OBZALO ODE.
WILLIAM H. ANDERSON OBVlNEN z VELKOKRA-
DEzE FALSOVANf KNIH.

poledne. Prohibicnf pohlavar
sc usmival, kdyz vessel do soud
nj sine, provazen C. S. Whit
manem, drivejsfm guvernerem.
Kdyz byl predseda velke poro-
ty Williams povstal pfedlo-
iii zaloby, soudce Mcintyre po-
volal Andersona, aby pfistou-
pill k jeho stolku. Ma otazku
klerkovu: Jake prohlasenf
cinite: vinen nebo nevinen?"
Anderson odpov6d6l hlasem,
jenz mohl byti slysan otevfe-
nymi dvermi az ma chodbu
"Jsem nevinen." v tn chvili
jiz opustil jej usmev, ktery ma
jeho tvari vystridan byl vtra-
gem rozmrzelosti.
Soudni formality byly ry-
chile vykonany. Whitman poza
dal soudce McIntyre-a, aby cd
lozil dalsi jednani zalobach
ma deset dni, jezto chce vypra
covat a pfedlozit jiste navrhy.
K tomu soudce svolil, kdyz
"a obzalovaneho slozena byla
zaruka y castce $4,000, Ander-
son i Whitman spechali bu-
dovy trestniho soudu.
Anderson vydal prohlaseni,
lv nsmz pravi, ze jest to vsech-
M poli.icke prc4-..sisiosaaTs,
"a nez svaluje zodpovednost
ma Tammany Hall.
Pfiruci distriktniho navlad-
niho Pecora rovnez vydal pro-
hlaseni, v nemz pravi, ze An
derson muze nositi obzaloby
jake cestny odznak Protiho-
stinska liga muze jej prohlasi-
| ii "a svateho, preje-li 81, ale
to nebude vaditi statu v kona-
nj povinnosti a podrobeni An
dersona procesu pro zlociny,
z nichz velkou porotou byl OBJ
'vinen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21
PRESIDENT DO VNITRO.
ZEMf ALASKY.

Cordova, Alaska, 20. cerven
ce. Presidentsky transport
Henderson za'kotvil zde be.
hem noci a president Hard
ing pfisel ma bfeh kratce pred
10. hodinou dnes rano. On a
vetsina clend jeho druziny
brzy potom vyjeli do vnitroze
mi po Copper River draze. ri.
Hardingova zistava ma lodi a
jejf zdravotnf stav stale Sc lep
81. Ocekava Sc, ze presidento-
va druzina ma zpatecni cestt
prijede do Vancouver, B. c.,
prfstf ctvrtek. Pred tim vsak
zastavf Sc transport Hender-
son We mest6 Sitka, jez byvalo
kapitolem Alasky, kdyz patti
la RusIm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21

New York, 20. cervence. -
Velka porota, .iez cd 10. GER
vence vysetrovala obvin6ni pro
ii w. H. Andersonovi, pohla-
varu Protihostinske ligy v tom
to state, vznesla dnes til obza
loby prot nemu, v nichz jest
vinen z kradeze S6,28.14 z
fondd ligy a falsovani knih, a
by Sc zakrylo vymameni S4,-
400 cd drfv6jsiho zamestnan-
ce ligy.
Velka porota rovnez vydala
pam6tni spis, V nemz zada Okla
mite vysetrovani statnim sn6-
mem cinnosti ligy Cd l. ledna
1918, rok pred tim nez Ander-
son stal Sc hlavou statni suche
organisace.
Bylo dale zjisteno, ze velka
porota hodla vznesti dive doda-
tecne zaloby proti Andersono-
vi We SVEN zasedani pristi sire
du. V t6chto zalobach bude
pry obvin6n, ze vymamil $4,-
400 cd o. Bersalla Phillipse,
|driv6jsiho financniho zastup-
ce ligy, pomoci vyhrizek.
We dvou zalobach vznese-
nych dnes svelkou porotou jest
obvinen Anderson 2 velkokra.
deze a tretf sc tyka obvineni z
falsovani listin. Nejvyssi trest,
" pripade usvedceni ma vsech.
ny tyto til zaloby, jest 25 rokd
zalare. Kdyby velka porota
vznesla dive dodatecne zaloby
We stredu, pro vydirani penez
mohl by byti poslan Anderson
do trestnice ma dalsich tricet
rokd, cili celkem ma 55 roku.
DIE slibu daneho distriktnim
navladnim Andersonovi, tyz
byl uv6domen, ably Sc dostavil
do soudni sine V l hodinu od-