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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
REPORTED PLOT
TO KILL PRESIDENT
LACKS FOUNDATION
Department Also Runs Down
Rumor of Design on
Daugherty'S Life,
BIZ limited Presa

By United Press
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Depart-
ment Of Justice agents two months
ago investigated a reported plot to
assassinate President Harding and
found there was absolutely ne truth In
the report and no foundation for the
rumors. William J. Burns. chief OF
the bureau Of investigation, said today
The department had been told at
the same time of plot" to kill At
torney General Daugherty but this
also proved quite without foundation.
Burns said.
For a time. in view Of the reports
that reached him. operatives inves
tigated activities, Of Philip Kurinsky
and Sophie BIshwick. alleged anarch-
lists, Burns said.
But we found there was not a
thing to the story"
What purported to be a Department
of Justice circular dated July IL, said
a plan to have Kurinsky and Miss
Bushwick trail Harding on his Alas
kan trip and kill him with revolver
equipped with a silencer had been re-
ported to the bureau.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
FARM BUREAU WILL
DEMAND HARDING'S AID

Designation of Farm Granarfes as
Government Warehouses Is Plan.
By United Press
CHICAGO. July 27.-Aid for mil
lions OF farmers facing bankruptcy"
will be demanded from President Hard
ing by the American Farm Buraeu
Federation as soon as Mr.. Harding
returns to the White House. fedora
ton officials announced today.
Administration of the intermediate
credits act by the Farm Loan Board
and designation of farm granar1es az
Government warehouses. enabling
growers to borrow money on stored
wheat, will be asked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
MOVE TO LOWER
GAS PRICES ENDSe
IN WILD UPROAR
Oil Men Adjourn in Near Riot
Without Accomplishing
Purpose,
BIZ United Netcs

By United Netos
CHICAGO, July PA national
convention Of Independent oil ref1ners
ard distributors. called to lower gaso-
line prices, ended in an uproar with
out accomplishing its purposes to-
day.
Adjournment was proclaimed amid
a near riot. L. V. Nicholas. president
of the National Petroleum Market
ers Association, who called the con-
vention and presided as chairman,
was booed and Missed by producers
and refners opposing his plan for
AGENT a gallon decrease.
After fifteen hours of heated de-
bate, the only action taken by the
conference was adoption of a resolu-
ton providing for an investigation
into the cost Of refining, producing
and marketing petroleum products.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
CITY HAMMERS
At WATER PROFITS
Continued From Page II

NNOItAUSG EEOiH age ~
now is no charge. The city has
agreed to pay for this water.
The history of. the company has
been one of big profits and large stock
and bond dividends. figures previously
submitted by Park show.
Here are some of the city's con-
tentions as revealed by its exhibits
presented to the commission Thurs
Gay:
The actual net cash investment In
. the physical property March 81, %
was s7,9O7.74174.
Average annual cash dividends on
the original s500,000 Of common stock
amount to 34.i7 per cent.
High Dividends In 1922
Cash dividends in 1922 totaled
$4O0, 900, the highest since 1913. The
company has issued a total OF $4,000
900 in bond dividends. s4.50o.000 in
stock dividends and s4,1s5,533.5 in
cash dividends since its organization
in 1881.
The company has paid a total of
s2,s31,25O interest on bonds Issued to
stockholders as dividends.
The net income Of the company in
1922 was S550,S0S.63, the highest in
its history.
The company has made a profit
every year except its first year.
The net income last year would
equal 962 per cent of the original
common stock.
The income available for return last
year was s845,9S5.63 above a Z per
cent return on the actual investment
in the property.
Overhead Charge Varies
The actual structural overhead
charge shown on the company's books
from April Is. 1881, to March 81, 1909
amounted to per cent, and from
Jan. l, 1913. to Dec. 81. 1922, it
amounted to per cent. The company
is claiming Is per cent.
The commission has ordered an
eight-tenths of a cent depreciation
charge on all the property. including
S2,949,1 67 worth Of land and other
non-depreciable property. The charge
on actual depreciable property would
therefore be 1.16 per cent.
II the company should lay aside
$16O,0 a year for depreciation. as it
hopes to do. at the end of seventy.
eight and one-half years, the esti-
mated life Of the property. it would
have a reserve of $50, 94S,207 at 4 per
cent compound interest.
The company is using one method
of depreciation to show high per cent
condition of the plant and another to
obtain a high depreciation allowance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
PRINTERS BUILD HOSPITAL
Changes Made In Colorado Home Of
International Union.

Removal of the hospital OF the
Union Printers Home at Colorado
Springs. Colo. to make way for new
hospital unit has been undertaken, it
was announced at headquarters of the
International typographical Union
here today.
Delay in admission Of applicants will
be unavoidable until early fall, 1t was
said.
More than sixty-five applications for
old-age pensions within the Interna-
tional Union were made in the past
month, according to Secretary Treas
urer J. W. Hays.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

Hope of Agreement Between
Miners and Operators
Seems Slight,
By United Press

IWtttU ITbos
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., July 81
Hope of agreement between miners
and operators seemed slight when the
final meeting of the Joint sub-com-
mittee Of both sides opened here to-
day.
An agreement is contingent on a de-
mand for full recognition Of the
United Mine Workers of America.
The present wage agreement be-
tween miners and operators expires
Sept. l and it appeared today that I'M
less the miners union was recognized
by the operators a strike in the an
thracite fields might result
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
WOMEN GIVE PLAY FOR
PATIENTS AT SUNNYSIDE
Missionary Society Arranges Enter
tainment at Sanitorium.

Patients at Sunnyside Sanitorium
will be entertained this evening with
playlet, 1.-THE Two Masters" given
under the auspices of the Women's
Missionary Society of the Eastern
Heights Christian Church.
A committee composed of Mrs. Ar
thur Dickens. president, Mrs. Clarence
Firth, and Mrs. Anna Pickard, found
the patients in need of entertainment.
The cast is composed Of Mrs. Firth.
Miss Sue Firth, Mrs. Jacob Jones.
Mrs. William Grape. Mrs. Ernest
Prosch. Miss Melba Prosch, Miss Vir-
ginia Lett and Miss Clara Worrell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
PROMINENT QUAKERS
MEET AT RICHMOND
English and American Leaders At
tend Ten-Day Conference.

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, July 27.-The
fourteenth annual conference of the
Young Friends of the Five Years
Meetings formally opened today and
will be in session ten days.
Prominent young Quakers OF this
country and England who have been
leaders in their denomination are
meeting at Earlham College and will
discuss the scope of their work.
There will be classes in Bible study,
Quaker problems, human relations,
missions, international friendship and
Sunday School methods.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
STOP SIGNS ERRONEOUS
City Ordinance Does Not Apply In
Two Instances.

After enforcing the boulevard stop
ordinance against motorists at cross
ings over Pleasant Run and Wash
ington Blvds. for several months.
Traffic Capt. Michael J. Glenn today
announced It has been discovered that
these highways are not included in
the ordinances provisions. Stop signs
along the streets will be removed at
once be said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Chain Drug Store Owner Arrested

According to dispatch from Rich
mond, Ind. Glenn Thistlethwaite.
Spink,Arms. ouerator of a chain Of
drug stores in this city. was arrested
there Thursday for operating two
drug stores without legally licensed
pharmacists in charge.
Thistlethwaite Is out Of the city.
Employees here said they knew moth
ing of the arrest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
PoIicyhoIders Picnic at Park

Free eats and games for the Riddles
and grown-ups were among many fea-
lures planned for the third annual pic
mic of the policyholders Of the Public
Savings Insurance Company. at Co
lumbia Park today. The event was
sponsored by the Public Savings
Booster Club and was in charge Of
Arthur Miroff, district manager
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Ill HEALTH CAUSE
OF SUICIDE EFFORT
Mrs, Robert Williams Taken
to Methodist Hospital,

Mrs. Florence Williams, 81. OF
1e44h N Capitol Ave, was taken to
the Methodist Hospital today in a
serious condition as a result of taking
poison. She is the wife Of Robert
williams, with offices in the Peo-
pies State Bank buildiaf Bicycle
Policemen Mas and Chitwood said
they found that she had taken twelve
poison tablets. Ill health was given
as the cause for the act.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

SERIOUSLY lnJureu.
He said he was driving from Rock
Vile.
Miss Virginia More, colored. 932
Superior St, is recovering from in
juries received when she was struck
by an automobile truck driven by
James McCord, colored. 222 w.
Twelfth ST., at Illinois and Pratt SITS.
McCord was arrested on charges Of
assault and battery and speeding.
A big red automobile crashed into
a car owned by George B. Brown, 221
Z. Vermont st. Browns automobile
was parked in front Of his home. 1t
was badly damaged. The driver OF the
red automobile drove away without
giving a name.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
WIFE OF FORMER TIMES
EMPL0YE DIES IN WEST
Mrs. Alice Kirchner Is Buried In
Los Angeles, Cal

Mrs. Alice M. Kirchner. 20. wife of
Fred E. Kirchner, formerly connected
with the circulation department of
The indianapolis Times, died at her
home in Los Angeles July 20. accord
ing to word received here today.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
Beside Mr.. Kirchner, one daughter.
Alice r. Krchner, survives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
LIQUOR is CONFISCATED
Charles Allison Arrested on Charge
of Running Blind Tiger.

Ten quarts Of gin were 'conhscated
at the home of Charles Allison, 2605
Bellefontaine ST., in a raid by
Lieutenant Stoddard and squad of
policemen Thursday, according to
their report. Allison was charged
with operating blind tiger. He said
the liquor was for his and friends
use exclusively.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
WOMAN USES AUTO CRANK
Mr.. and Mrs. Rynes Arrested After
Argument In Automobile.

Pryor Rynes. 80. $40 Bright St, was
arrested on a charge of keeping q
blind tiger and assault and battery
and Mrs. Rynes on a charge of as
sault and battery. Rynes struck his
wife with a club when she refused 10
get out of his machine and Mrs.
Rynes hit him with an automobile
crank, according to police. One pint
Of bonded liquor was found, police
said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Charted for New Club

A charter OF the National American
Business Club will be presented to
newly organized local unit next
Thursday at the SEVERN. George c.
Baker, Robert Wild and Richard
Habbe are arranging the installation
ceremony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Detroit Police Identify Yegg

Police today received a wire from
Detroit detectives declaring Walter
Watts, 534 n. Senate Ave. arrested
here two days ago on a charge of at
lacking his wife, is Walter Worthy
wanted in Detroit on a charge of safe
blowing The man was identified by
pictures sent out from the local bu-
reau.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

Door Unlocked; Pockets Picked
D. o. Campbell, 214o Bellefontaine
St., told the police he left the side
door unlocked Thursday night and
N'Oke up this morning to find $3.50 In
cash and $12 check missing from his
trousers pocket.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Laundry Company Loses

The Sterling Laundry Company
branch office at 326 Virginia Ave, re
ported the theft OF rs cents in cash
and several shirts on Thursday night.
A side window was entered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
The car was

-
badly damaged.
Passing motor
lists offered aid.
They were told
to send a wreck
ing car to the
scene. The in
jured refused to
give n a m e s.
Oliver was in
bed at his home
today. He said
the car skidded
off of the road
and turned over
and no one was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Exchange Club Plays Golf

Members Of the Exchange Club held
an outing and golf tournament today
at the old Highland golf course. They
met at the Lincoln at noon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
AUTO TURNS OVER,
INjURING TWOMEN,
WOMAN AND GIRL
Car Owned by Clyde Oliver
PIunges Into Ditch on
Rockville Road.

Two men, a woman and a 12-year
old girl today were suffering from in
juries received when an automobile
owned by Clyde oliver, 20, Of IL
Fredohema Terrace, 1913 N East St,
turned over and plunged into a ditch
on the Rockville road at $50 p. M,
Thursday. The accident occurred
threefourths of a mile west of the
county line.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Hospital Reunion

Present and former employees OF the
Csstral Hospital for the Insane will
hold their annual reunion at Brook
sida Park. Aug. s.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
POLSKO PRED BAN
KROTEM.

Varsava 30. ledna. - Sedm
.Dyvalych finanGnich minstrel
Polska shromazdilo Sc IA pred
sednictvi presidenta republiky
Il smrtelneho loze polskych fl
nanci, mezi mimi take techto
dnu odstouply posledni financ-
nj ministr Jastrzebski. Polsko
ma nyneisi chvili jen byvale
a zadneho aktivniho ministra
financi. Upadek polske meny,
trvajici pul roku, nemohl 'byti
zadnym opatrenlm zadrzen.
Ia posledniho financniho mi
nistra stoupl polsky duh re
800 ma 900 miliard. Porady
polskych financnich ministru
potrvaly diva dny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
JEST TO ZAROVEN ODPOVED FRAN.
Gle BERLiNU, KDYz MCDOWELL
SPLATKU 5Oo,OOO,OOO ZLATYCH
MAREK.
GEN. DECOUTTE, VRCHNf VELITEL SPOJENECKE
HO VOJSKA, PROHLASIL VOJENSKY ZAKON
v CELE OKKUPOVANE OBLASTI

helne potravinove vlaky bu-
dou operovany vice nez 5000
francouzs zskymi zeleznicndmi
zrizenci nyni v Poruri a nemec
kymi zrfzenci, ktefi zIstanou v
praci.
Neni to 1myslem francouz-
ske vlady prodavati uhli do ne
okkupovaneho Nemecka po "a
placeni dane 40 procent, jak sc
ocekavalo. Pro pritomnou do
bu vGbec zadne uhli nebude
tam dopravovano, ale Francou
ri nepochybne prodali by Mem
cum uhli, kdyz by "a ne zapla.
till.
Vsechny prij.ny budo uodva,
deny do reparacniho fondu
Rovnez budou podniknuty kro
ky k donuceni prumyslnikG y
Ruhrske oblasti platiti "a uhl1
cizimi pencil, jez ziskavaji "a
zbozi iimi vyvazene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
NEMOC PRfCINOU SEBE.
VRAZDY KRAJANKY.

Elyria, O., 80. ledna. - Pi.
Mary Prochazkova. jez samo-
volne ucinila konec zivotu sve-
mu, byla dohnana k zoufalemu
cinu dlouhou nemoci, vyslo ma
ievo pri vysetrovani policie a
koronera. Manzel nest astne
zeny sdelil, re byla v osetrova-
nj lekarskem po dlouhou dobu
a re casio upadala v trudno-
myslnost nasledkem sveho sta
WI. V osudny den vzala svoji
nejmladsi dceruSku k souse-
dunn a pozadala je, ably j tam
chvili meli, re puide Sc nekam
profit. Tehdy naposled byla
videna. Kdyz nejstarsi chla-
pee, Joe, 15-lety, vratil Sc re
skoly, nasel jeff Ibezduche te-
10. Krone manzela zistavila
zde sest ditek, Josefa, Tony,
Annu, Mary, Franka a Hele-
nu rovnez bratra, Jindricha
Ernesta. Y krutem nestesti,
ktere je postihlo, dostava Sc
Jim vseobecnych sympatif.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
PLOVOUCf LIHOVARY.

Atlantic City, n. j., 81. le-
dna. - Parniky zakotvene "a
tfimilovym mofskym pismem.
o nichz panuje domneni, re vo-
ri lihoviny z Bahamskych o.
strovu, jsou We skuteGnosti o.
broyske lihovary, die spolehli-
vych zprav, jez rozsirily Sc
dnes. "Importovane" lihoviny
jsou prv vyrabeny IA techto
parnicich, jez We svych desti-
lacnich aparatech mohou Wy
robiti az $50 gallonu whisky
denne. Prisady, lahve, zatky
stitky jsou Jim dovazeny
denne We clunech, jez pax zpet
pfivazeji hotovy vyrobek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
HROZNY VYBUCH We SLEZ.
SKEM UHLODOLE.

Berlin, 81. ledna. = Sest SET
havifn jest pohrbeno V Heinit
zove dole v Bytomi y polsken
Slezsku, nasledkem vybuchl
uhelneho prachu. z 800 mu.
III, tvoricich denni smenu, kite.
ii sestoupili do dolu kratce
pred vybuchem, jenom 200 by.
10 zachraneno az do pozdnich
hodin dncs odpoledne. Z te-
chto osmdesat utrpelo zraneni
a bylo dopraveno do nemocnic.
Tricet pet mrtvol bylo liz w.
neseno ma povrch, kdyz tato
depeSe zaslana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
Zadne uhli nepujdc 4 Porufi do N&mecka
v kONFERENCI Sc PO-
kRACUJE.
Jednotlive delegace Lausan-
ne zaujaly smirlive
stanoviskO.

Lausanne, 81. ledna.-Duch
smirlivosti, jenz projevil sc M
vsech stranach, Zabranil shrOu
ceni sc blizkovychodni mirove
konference po formalnim pred
lozeni spojeneckeho nacrtu
smlouvy Turkum, vzajemna
dobra vule, osvedcena delega-
cemi britickou, francouZskou
a italskou, zazehnala nebcz-
peel kazdeho prulonlu We spo-
jenecke fronte.
Markyz Curzon, briticky "a
hranicni ministr, zmenil sv6j
plan, die nehoZ mimi odejeti V
patek a uvolil sc zustati S cclou
delegaci, az do soboty vecer.
MeZitim tin6ny budou pokusy
dociliti soukromym vyjednava-
nm dohodnutl spornych bo-
deeh smlouvy.
Richard Washburn Child,
jenz jako mluvci Ameriky, Ia
/ dial, ably mir byl podepsan co
nejdrive, hral dulezitou nell
hlayni ulohu v presvedcem spo
jencu. re nutno jest Turkum
poskytpouti lhutu a pfesyed-
fs.f 81 re ia,agas =. !.
jejich narodni zajmy vyzadu-
il. aby mir podepsan byl co
nejdfive.
Celkem mono rici, re situa-
&C sc vyjasnila a ze stava ma
deje ma uzayreni smlouvy, iaz
by zajistlla mir ma bliZkem W.
chode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
PREDPOVfDA NOVOU
HROZNOU VALKU.

Brussel, 81. ledna. "Jsem
pfesv6dcen, re pujdou-li veci,
jako jdou nyni, ze behem peti
rokG a nejdele Ia deset rokG,
budeme miti valku," pravil F.
mil Vandervelde, socialisticky
vGdce We snemovne behem de-
baty O reorganisaci francouz-
|ske armady.
"A jaka valka to bude!' rec
mix pokracoval. 'FNebude me-
ri armadami, nybrz mezi ma
rody, valka paleni a rdouseni.
Vandervelde prohlasil, re
vojenska okupace Poruri osved
Ct Sc zhoubnou pro Francii ]
Relgii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
VZRUSUJfCf VYJEV PRI
POHRBU.

Fostoria, o., 81. ledna. -
Mezitim CO rakev, obsahujici
telesne pozustatky pi. Violy
Franksove, Gillette. byla spou-
stena do hrobu ma zdejsim
hrbitove V pondeli odpoledne,
Charles Franks, driv6jsi man.
Eel zeny, vytrhl dive deti, We
v6ku dvou a ctyr roku naru-
ce sve tchyne a V automobile
je odvezl do domova sve ma.
tky. Byl pozdeji zatcen, po.
kutovan pro zpusobeni vytrz-
nosti 5000 a odkazan k velke
porote pro unos.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
PROHIBIcNr PkEDLOHY
PRIJATY.
Protihostinska liga prosadila
We snsinI ~ea5 svdj
program.

Columbus, O., 81. ledna. -.
Snem statu Ohio podnikl kro-
ky k dalSimu utuzeni prohibi-
ce. Sn6movna pfiiala nejdri-
We Gordonovu predlohu, die
nfz, pomoci soudni zapovedi,
molly by byti zavfeny mistno-
sti, nichz lihoviny byly by
prodavany; pax prijala senat-
nj predlohu, Benderovu, jez
obsahuje velmi drasticka opa-
trent. @ zadne z techto pred
loh nebylo debatovano; jenom
ctyfi hlasy byly vrzeny proti
prvni a zadne proti druhe.
Prijetim techto dvou pred
loh splnen byl program, ktery
81 vytkla pro pfitomne zaseda-
nj snemu statni Protihostinska
liga neni pochybnosti, re Sc
nat, "sussi" nez kdykoli pred
tim, schvali pfedlohu Gordo-
novu a rovnez jest malo po-
chybnosti 0 tom, re guverner
Donahey ODE podepise.
Hlavnim ustanovenim pred
lohy Benderovy jest, ze ten
kdo by prodal nekomu lihovi.
ny smrt z toho nasledovala
mohl by byti zalovan pro vra'
zdu. Mimo to uklada tezkt
tresty, pokutu az do $4,000 q
vezeni az do peti roka, na DIR.
zebnost a operovanl destilac
niho aparatu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
FATTY" NYNf DIREK-
TOREM.

Los Angeles, CAL, 81. ledna.
Roscoe C. Arbuckle oznamil
vcera, re jest navzdy hotov
"hranim" a ze podepsal prav6
kontrakt $ jistou novou spolec-
nosti, jez bude vypravovati ko-
micke obrazky, a jejiz direk-
torem Sc stane. Y prohlaseni,
ktere pro "Fattyho" nepochyb
ne nekdo vypracoval, pravi
nezi jinym: "Moji nejvetsi
ctizadosti Jest rozesmavati lidi
a ciniti je st'astnymi a mohu
to ciniti nejlepe jako direktor
komickych obrazku."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
DALSf TRESTNE SANKCE
MOZNY.

z noty Poincare-ovy, zasla-
ne spravci zdejsiho nemecke-
no vyslanectvi da Sc tusiti, re
move trestne sankce mohou BY
ii predsevzaty. Natlak primo
ma primysly V Ruhrske oblasti
bude vyvozovan, az Sc ocitnou
V postaveni, re nebudou moci
posilati sve vyrobky do Meme
cka a tento tlak bude zvySo-
van, az konecne bude Berli
ne vlada, jez bude zastupova-
I'll Nemecko, ktere podepsalo
smlouvu Versaillskou a nikoli
pouze industrialni velmoze.
Neni nejmensi pochybnosti
tom, re z Berlina bude vyna-
lozeno vsechno NONE usili ma
podniceni havirG ku stavce.
Ministfi, kteri mluvili S Poin
carem vcera vecer, projevovali
mineni velmi optimisticke. W.
stihuji, re hra vysoke sazky
jest v proudu, ale zadny Mich
nepochybuje, ze Francie W.
hraje.
| Cd francouzske okkupace
Poruri skoro vsechno uhli tam
dolovane slo do neokkupoyane
no Nemecka, jez dostavalo asi
80 procent normalni zasoby z
tohoto zdroje. Francouzi a Bel
gicane, ackoli Sc Jim podarilo
vyslati nekolik vlakd uhlim ma
lozenych do svych zemi PRIV
Mich dnech okkupace, nedostal
ami 80 procent z toho, co jim
patti.
:, To znamena, re az dosut
Nemci nepocitili dcinku fran
couzske okkupace Poruri, jail
je budou pocit' 'ovati cd nynej
Ska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
LITVINI VZDORUJl
SPOJENCUM.

Washington, 81. ledna. -
Litvinsti povstalci. kteri Sc
zmocnili Memelu, budou igno-
rovat pozadavek spoiencu, ably
vyklidili ono uzemi, sdeluji u
fedni depese obdrzene ma Ii
tvinskem vyslanectvi dnes.
"Takovy pozadavek jest poru-
Senim dcrozumeni, stavajiciho
mezi administered, jez sprawl
je Memel a spojeneckymi moe
nostmi," prohlasili urednici ia
vyslanectvi.