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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
Z Ceskoslovenska.

Pamatce prvniho starosty C..
%. S. V male dedine v Hnev-
|cevsi byla v nedeli Is. cerven-
|ce odhalena ma rodnem dome
jeho pamatnf deska prvnfmu
|starostovi Co.'S, prazskemu
mu primatorovi JUDru Janu
Podlipnemu. Deska, provede-
ma akademickym socharem F.
|Vyskocilem a architektem pro
fesorem Stanislavem R1zickou
nese zdarily reliefni portret
Podlipn6ho a byla porizena pc
ci hnevcevskeho Sokola a IL.
okrsku zupy Cizkovy, ktere u
spradaly take nedelni slavnost
jejiho odhaleni. Slavnost zaha
jill starosta sokolske zupy Ciz
kovy br. Mat6jka, nacez slav-
|nostni recnlk br. Dewetter
'mladsi promluyil 0 velke osob
nosti dra. Podlipneho. Pc tom
to projevu ujal Sc slova predse
,da Narodni rady ceskosloven-
|ske, posi-. Adolf Prokupek, kite
Try vyzdvihl zejmena uzasnou
Ipracovni energii Podlipneho,
jenz byl temer 80 let V popre-
idi nasi samospravy obecni,
ctvrt stoleti poslancem a IA
let nejzdatnejsim pracovnikem
Narodni rady ceske, vedle sve
ho starostenstvi v COS. il
|nych funkci V prednieh kultur
ne narodnich organisacich,
jez vsecky tezkych dobach
zadaly 81 celych muzu. Po te
|nasledovaly projevy re rad So
4
kolskych. Jmenem rodiny Pod
llipnych jmenem churave
matky podekoval sokolstvu "a
Iprojev vdecnosti k pamatce OF
Cove JUDI. Vladimir Podlipny
Blahoprejny projey k slavno-
isti zaslal p. min. pfedseda A.
Svehla, presidium ministerske
rady, DR.. Kramar, j. E. Zyka
a mn. j.
Prvni zasilka zIatych duka-
tn dojde do Prahy v nejbliz-
lsich dnech. Celkove mnozstvi
ceskOslovenskych dukatu, die
IN. d." bude hotovo v polovici
|srpna a budou dany do obehu
I28. zari.
| Porady o Velke Plzni. z Pl-
zne Sc pise: V pondeli 8. Ger
vence konala Sc posledni pora-
da o zrizeni Velke Plzne v mi
nisterstvu vnitra zucastnili
Sc j zastupci agrarni strany
MAJ ajitele domu z okoli, okresni
jednoty zivnostenske a Oh
chodniho gremia. v Plzni. Pred
touto poradou konala Sc prec
lcasem schuze jina, ktere pred
,sedal p. ministr vnitra Maly
'petr a jlz sucastnili sc zastup.
ci obchodni komory V Plzni, zi
stupci pivovaru, majitelu do
: mu Plzne a zastupci odboro
vych organisacissoc. dem. i csl
, socialistn. PodIe informaci bu
de- konana v bllzke dobe zave
recna porada koalovanycl
: stran a pax otazka Velke Plz
ne, bude ministerske rade pfet
lozenalk k definitivnimu rozhod
mutt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

ZVLASTNf NABfDKA. Kdo
chce koupiti novy dim roz-
kvetajicfm okoli, blize Miles
Ave-, roh vych. 154. ul., ma 6
svetnic, sklep pod celym do
mem, studna "a strevice hlu-
boka, $4,000 prvni mortgage,
cena pouze $54O0. Blizsi Sc
sdeli v (. 1851 Miles Ave. a.
neb zavolejte telefonem Broad
way 232. s.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

ma raka, ale takoveho raka Wy
lozit, ma to ably byl nejaky e.
''.gyptsky josef"
] Pocnu volat 0 pomoc - ne
bylo mne slyset?"
/ "Malounko, rnalpuninko."
! "Kdosi., .,mne uchopi Ia rame
ma a vytahne vzhdru. Vysko-
I.cim ma podlahu - hrdza,
prede rnou, stoji hranaty
chap, ma ma sobe pruskou u
lniformu, ma. hlave mu stoji ne
,,tri vlasy, ale tri rohy -"
] "Jeste by m6la pfijit buvoli
lkuze pres telo," poznamenaval
pilne setnik.
Yam je do zertu, ale ia div
nezmfrala, kdyz mne sviral do
rukou velikych jako lopaty a
cenil ma mne zuby jako tesa-
ky divokeho kance. Co chce-
ite?' kficim. - 'Tebe snist,' cd
,povida on a hned do mne kou-
snulw
"Tu bvcbon, co z.s mob,; M
kusit 0 prirozeny vyklad -"
"Sarblan uL.zoyo1. dsm.
svo, Luloton n.s; noa r.no
nom g. kousn,,, +.k a;l,s y
"Zo ;sta co nrobud;l. y
"za tam i;sta ysacbnv iebo
univ mann vvtla6anv Irv;d;s
Esno az !; okss,, possd ,,n6
to misto ho,i
ON :, -. .,s
), =,
err -, -.
81, - -.
~,
S:4,,, },
~
nrasasi'e pocnva'iia 'eii'o
Vyhla".
Aie poJiM Sc uoioziia'
ze ihne osopne " VesIi ne1A-
Aou neoo"' ms ,iiu''o ,'enl
'e '''"," Siia" o'uo pANs
piaha.'
Ne@ uJeii noVy non eesty' W
seiy slilich JeJi opee sc V hoca-
&c IoAieiai
Dry ~ poieoiii Jaia sc I'd
Id ohiio I'D sve s'rale utifati q
piine sAize ~ pohliAeia ven'
" leiie VahovsAeHo
oVora' onsala Sc lahe Aas Jea-
hou ~ uioule pies'asce' !.
oplasou uiNiia se JeJi
PAM ~ &c AN'as'li' Jan ini
I'd cesta oiies fyehie uoehla
a X ,oiiu ' 'ahcVy heprive
ivy aeh' pozhaiiiehaia sluz-
nd.
Auaio-ii BE p,Ne ehviiehli' &c
aspoii NJ poieunl Sc HraAy
zaVlnhou = oDlona VyJasnl' ny
III ocekaVahl 1akoVe Dyio du-
hiaoile shiailiaiio. HAST pocesI
/ III oofazlil Go hutl "a noVeho
liJaVce. Neil oo vozu 40 40
moVhicn aVeri Voehll' dostl nu
Sue Je pokfopll.
Neviione uVitahl' rekla
PAM MalezahoVa Ma SIM. Vra
nov Sc tentokfat netVarl nc u
tune Je mi zfoVna, Jako 'Dych
vchazeia ao clzlho' nenosuln-
memo aolhu. okoda te KlicKy'
L al n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
SETNiK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHo ZAKoUTt.
Napsal Vaclav Vlcek.
Napsal Vaclav Vlcek.

"Az je mi z toho mdlo," pra-
villa vdovicka, kdyz Sc konecn6
dostali zas ma rovn6jsi cestu a
opet Sc ponekud ustanovili. "A
nemylim-li Sc, mann hlaa jako
vlcice., Honem Fano, nejake
sousto, nema-li dojit ma tatin-
kovu rec, nemam-li nakous-
''nout - sveho,souseda."
"Soused .je vam docela k slu
zbam!" uklonil sc Halaburd,
ably nepokazil zert.
Sluzka otevrela koSik a yyn
dala z n6ho zasobu pecene
dr1beze. PAM prostrela setni-
kovi, jakoz sobe ma kolena po
.ubrousku, pilne mu nabizela
pekne kousky a. nechtela Sc a.
nj jednou dat odbyt kosickem.
Vnutila mu take prvni vino,
ktere Fana z lahve do ploske
sklenice nalila. Potion vsak,
kdyz 81 pfihnul, ukazalo Sc, ze
v kosfku jine sklenky neni.
''Nic neskodi," usoudila vdo
vicka, "pijeme z jedne lahve,
pine z jedne sklenice."
Kdyz rudy mok jiz Ease V
ruce pozdvihovala, prece jeko
by Sc octla V rozpacich.
Gale porostou-li mi potion
kniry?" uvazovala nahlas. Ale
tom Sc jiz chute napila a utf
rajic 81 rty vykladala rychle
svoje rozhodnuti: "Coz, kou-
PIN 81 bfitvu a bude to-"
TAX neskrobene, nevybira-
We, zcela po domacku vedla 81
dnes We svych recech celem
chovani. Pri jidle a pitt Sc mic
neupejpala; jejim pricinenim
pecene drubeze hodne ubylo,
vina i druha lahev nacata. Set
mix ocekaval, re 81 krasavice
potom dopreje cigarety, a
kdyz ma to darmo cekal, pose
ptmu sc toho sluvkem dotknul.
Ona zavrtela hlavinkou.
"To jen po kave," odvetila
nahlas, ga ne udfrne, v jakou
by Sc tento maly prostor "a
pet minut promenil."
Ia to pocala privirat oGi,
pofad casteji a porad dele, az
Sc docista zamkly. Drimota il
nejen chutnala, nybrz i dobfe
slusela. Halaburd a Fana Sc jen
nemymi posunky dorozumeli,
re nema byt vytrhovana.
Opirajic Sc zady kocar, spa
la chvilku docela vzpfimena;
potom Sc j hlava lehce ma
lebne pocala stranou klonit,
niz nize, az spoGinula ma ra-
menu sousedove. | tam spool
vala lehce malebne.
Soused ami S sebou nepohnul,
aby spanek jeji nebyl ukracen.
Az ona po chvili hezky dlouhe
re spani slabounko Sc ozvala,
sama Sc vytrhla a rychle hlavu
vztycivsi, rukou 0 setnikovo ra
me sc opfela, jakoby jej chte-
la daleko odstrciti.
Pardon" rekla, vzpamato-
yavsi Sc. ITO neplatilo vam, ny
brz nekomu docela jinemu.
80 nemz sc yam zdalo?" ha
dial setnik.
"Zdal Sc mi prapodivny
sen!"
"Povldejte -"
"Ten neco znamena!"
"Budeme no vykladati."
"Jako bych Sc donna, We Vra
move, ubirala spat -"
TO znamena, re iste vcera
dlouho do noci bdela dnes
brzy vstayala," vysvetloval set
nix.
"Najednou neni to loznice,
ne postel - nybrz domaci kou
pelna a yana -"
ITO znamena, re je YAM zde
jiz dusne, ze by yam osvezeni
bylo zadouci."
"Jak sestupuje do vody, me-
nj to uz Ease vana, nybrz kou
padlo " rece pod Kosobudami
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

PRODA Sc dunn 12ti poko-
jich, elektrika, plyn, dlazde-
ma ulice, lot 40 pri 90ti stfevi-
cich, diva sklepy, pricina pro-
deje start. Haste sc v cisle
9l12 Way Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

rRODA Sc LEVINE cukrovinko-
w obchod prodejem doutni-
XII v els. 1926 Central Ave-,
kde Sc trzi pres $500 tydne.
BlizSi sdeli Mr.. Zimerman, -
5000 Central Ave. mezi A. at.
hod. vetar. 8-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

IPRONAJME Sc stor s bytem,
.ktery Sc hodi pro jakykoli OBJ
.chod. Haste sc v els. 3616
vych. 131. ul. 8-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

Poor! Proda Sc novy dunn
moderne zarizeny {. 4257 E,
1873 st. z BeechWood Ave-, br-
Wv k nastehovani. 8-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

"Iedy nal ma ranO uchysteJte
wiz - ale. casne rano! L
lBrandeburci mn6 jeste o roz
um pripraviw
| "Prebudiz bohu EEL" pokrs
coval Petras, "neprichazeji /
mann sami -"
| !, "Ne sami?" aptala Sc DANA.
"Musim milostive panf I'VE.
stovati smutnou zpravu - me
iii jsme dnes rano pohreb -
"Snad ne z huti?"
"Ba uz ano."
"Kdo zemrel?"
"Jeden mas delnik, Vrba -
"To byl jeste mlady, statny
clovek?'
"Nahle :"
"Pfihodilo Sc nestesti?"
"Cholera 4"
"Co pravfte?"
''U mas v hutch prvni pfi-
pad - v krajine takto nekoli-
katy "a >teprva "a poslednich
dni -"
"Spasiteli!" hrozila Sc pani.
"A my sem jedeme! Pane Pc
|trasi, uchystejte mi viz bez
nrodleni - "a hodinu Ease od-
|jedu!"
Obratila Sc k Halaburdovi.
"To jsou noviny! To jsem
vas sem ma krasnou privezla
"A CO 81 ted nest astna zenska
|pocnu? Prflis brzy naplhuje
|se me tuseni, re budu plakat"
/ pozdvihla ruku k ocim, ja-
koby z Mich jizjiz chtely W.
hrknOuti Shy.
"Neracte Sc vice znepoko.
jovat, nezi treba," konejsil j
lsetnik.
Exam Sc obratim? Jsem bez
Ihlavy"
20 dobry plan k dalsi cestt
Include tax zle -"
"Vy mi poradite?"
rs tou ochotou a Sc vsim We
hlasem svym."
"Vy mne neopustite? Zdsts
nete pFi mne?"
"Pokud vam bude libo -"
"Oh, diky vam - diky! wv
lala pani vsecka potesena
Vzdyt' jste nyni me jedine utt
ciste, ma jedina nadeje!"
Rychlym pohybem vztahls
k nemu ODE rucky. Mohl dc
mich vloziti jen svou pravici =
ona il radostne slime potrasla
Ii.
Pan Petras cekal, bude-l
PAM jeste neco porouceti. Ny
nj sc k nemu opet obratila.
"Janotu - kociho, kter,
mas privezl = opatfite, neni
Ii pravda? Nam uchystaji n;
rychlo jednoduchy ob6d - 2;
tim 81 oddechneme a ma novo'
cestu Sc pfipravime."
Urednik Sc jiz klonil k cd
chodu, ale Halaburd jeste je
zastavil.
''Tu We Vranovskem dvof
bydll pan spravce Kalivoda?
ltazal Sc.
j "Ano," prisvedcil starry pan
'pozoruje tax malo jake sam d,
lstojnik, ze pani Kamila j Fan
tou otazkou vucihlede 'byl
prekvapeny.
/ "Vy budete asi vedet, je-l
tou dobou doma?"
/ 20 tom sc muzeme snadn
pfesvedcit." aat&'
"Prosil bych "a to. Rad bye
Sc $ MIN osobne setkal a kdy
je K tomu tax malo casu, ne
J smim ,odkladat."
!. "Znate jej snad?" ozvala $
pani Malezanova.
"Teprve Sc S MIN chci sem
nit. Udelam 81 malou prochaz
: ku -
Zach, nikoliv. Pan Petra
pro nej posle."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
PRoDA Sc NEB vYMENf far,

PRoDA Sc NEB VYMENf far
ma o 85 akrech, 20 minut ce-
sty cd Chardon, O., to je asi l
mile, velmi dobra costa Szacho-
valy d1m o 5ti syetniclch, vel
ka ban, slepicnik, vsechno ho-
spodarske naradi, ban. ma ma
cini, mlekarna,s a kone, 2 'kra-
Wy, 20 slepic, 20 tun sena, 6
akrd ovsa, je hned k nasteho-
vani, da Sc velmi LEVINE. Blizsl
sdeli Suchy a Hanacek, 2465
F. 86. ul., aneb v els. 3679 E.
131. ul. Tel. Garfield 5486
u,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

PRODA Sc feznicky a grocer
nj obchod velmi LEVINE. Je to
v ceske ctvrti a must byti hned
prodan. Adresa sc sdeli v
adm. t. listu. 8-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

PRODA Sc domek 5ti poko-
jich, koupelna. plyn, elektrika,
cena -$45OO. - Dunn pro 2 ro-
diny, npme novy; blize Miles
ave-, da Sc "a $500. Mann vi
ce majetkd "a ceny, "a ktere
byste .je sami nikdy nsdosta-
Ii. Jos. Krizek, 1870 Durkae
Ave. v COrlett. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dum
ma zap. Sc. ul., stoji "a pro-
hlednuti. Cena $1,000. WHO'D
ne splatky. Haste Sc v els.
1887 Fulton Rd. Sd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

DvOURODINNE .DOMY. tez
jednorodinne Sc vymeni "a
Lofty v okoli Kinsman a Union
v okoli vych. 13O. ul. Haste
Sc u Smolik a Bores, 13209
Coath Avenue. Tel. Randolph
3124. Tazte Sc ma Mr.. Bores.
8-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

PRIJMOU Sc diva radni PAM
ma byt Sc stravou. Haste sc
" els. 1916 vych. 48th st.
SIS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
HLEDA Sc:
PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc toolmaker na sta
lou praci. Haste sc V elsie
1O101 Quincy Ave. 8-8
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12

Buy Diamond Dycs'-nO other kind
and follow the simple directions in
every package. Don't wonder whether
YOU can dye or tint successfully. be-
cause perfect home dyeing is guar
anteed with Diamond Dyes even if
you have never dyed before. just tell
your druggist whether the material you
wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether
it is linen. cotton. or mixed goods.
Diamond Dyes never streak, spot, fade,
or run.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12

moon will swing between that planet
and the earth This occulation will be
visible in most parts of the country
For those in Jacksonville, New Or.
leans and Chicago it will begin about
) u. M: in Denver an hour earlier, in
Washington at $50; New York at
G:IJ and here about a. m. San
Francisco will see nothing of the spec
taclc, which will take place below the
horizon there. The process of the oc,,u-
latiOn will take from n few minutes to
little more than an hour depending on
the point Of observation.
Venus and the moon now are almost
at their nearest to the earth. and Venus
is only a fortnight removed from the
period Of its greatest brilliancy.
As seen through a telescope the East.
ern sky will show two thin crescentS in
conjunction, that of the moon nearest
the earth. To the unaided eye Venus
will appear to hang like bright spot
on the moon, first on the eastern limb
of the crescent, and as it emerges, in
shining contrast with the darkened limb.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
ONE OF FOUR DOGS
INVOLVED IN $4,000
ESTATE is MISSING
Attorney Believes Animal Is
Kidnapped and Being
Held for Ransom.

Chicago. Jan. -. - A theory that
Laddie, one Of four dogs involved in a
contest for the $4,000 estate of Mrs.
Sadie Howard, has been kidnapped and
is being held for ransom, was expressed
when evidence in the disputed will case
was taken before Probate Judge Henry
Horner.
Attorney Harry c. Leemen, represent
ing the dogs, said that Mrs. Howard,
who died last March, had him draw
up a will specifying that the income
from her $4,000 property was TO 90
for the dogs maintenance. a sister,
he said, was bequeathed $500 and after
the deaths Of the dogs the entire estate,
valued at $4,000, was TO go to the
Arkansas Children's Home at Little
Rock. Ark.
Relatives contend, however, that Mrs
Howard made later will, naming
Frank A. Larghton, brother-in-law, as
executor. Search after her death re.
vealed this will with the signatures and
seal cut off, but no trace Of the earlier
will was found.
Iaddie, one of the dogs, has also dis
appeared. and it is charged is being held
BY some one wishing to gain the dog s
share of the estate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
APPARENT SUICIDE
OF NEW YORK RECTOR
Body Found in Bath Tub
With Bullet Wound in
Head.

New York, Jan. 1s.-The motive for
the apparent suicide of Rev. DIR. Percy
Gordon. former assistant rector Of St.
Bartholomew Episcopal Church, whose
body was found yesterday in bath tub
in his apartment in Hotel Wolcott, re-
manned undiscovered today. There was
a bullet wound in his right temple and
a revolver with one empty chamber
lay beneath his right hand
The contents of two letters found
near the body and evidently written
shortly before he had shot himself, were
not made public.
One Of the letters was addressed TO
DIR. Leighton Parks. rector Of st.
Bartholomew and the other to Cor
dOn's son. George, an under-secretary
of the embassy in Paris
DR.. Gordon, who was about co years
old. resigned from ST. bartholomew
about six months ago. Soon afterwards
he sailed for Europe. Only a few of his
close friends knew he had returned to
America. They said he had seemed
nervous and apparently was not bene-
fitted by the sea voyage. 81
DIR. Gordon was separated from his
wife several years ago and she now
lives in Florida. Born in Savannah,
Ga, DR.. Gordon was graduated from
the University of Virginia and for sew
eraI years practiccd law at Huntsville,
Ala, later studying for the minis
fry
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
Death Comes to William H.
Moore, Who Made and
Broke Trusts.
INVOLVED In PANIC
Recuperated Fortune After
Having Lost Millions on
Market.
BY the Associated Press.

New York Jan 12.-William ii, Moore
former associate of the late William
i. Leeds, in the organization of the
"finplate trust" and a well-knOwn cor
poration attorney who figured in some
of the biggest financial deals of a
quarter of century ago, died at his
New York home last night of heart
failure.
He was "a years old and had been
i'll for three months. A widow and
two sons. Edward Small and Paul Moore
survive him.
He and his brothers, James Hobart
Moore, known to the news readers of
a generation ago as "the two Moore
brothers." organized half a dozen of
the greatest corporations in the country
and who were prominently identified
with the paniS scare Of 1897 and the
/. closing of the Chicago stock exchange
for six weeks.
A Spectacular Comeback.
They made a spectacular return from
what seemed utter financial ruin at that
time, and went on TO their biggest
coups. Mr.. Moore is credited with hav-
ing organized the Diamond Match Com
pany. National Biscuit Company, Amer
lean Tinplate Company, National Steel
Company, American Sheet Steel Com
pany, and the American Steel Hoop
Company, the last four of which were
merged into the United States Steel
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
CONSTANTINE DIED
OF A BROKEN HEART,
DAUGHTER DECLARES
Greek Government to De-
eide If He will Be Buried
in Athens.

Palermo, Jan. IL. - Former King
Constantine, who died here yesterday,
had never held W his head since his
second abdication. His health had been
poor and his spirits at low ebb since his
arrival here from Greece after he left
the throne. Often he was seen walk
ing with his daughter. but he always
seemed weak and had an air of depres-
sion.
Apparently the end was sudden and
painless. 1t is said there was scarcely
time to call his family around the death
bed before the former monarch passed
away.
when the physician declared that life
was extinct, Princess Helen, Constan-
tines eldest daughter, exclaimed
Poor father, he died of a broken
heart"
Since he left Greece, Constantine ap-
pearod TO have a premOnition that death
was approaching, as often he expressed
a desire to be buried in Athens, if pos
sible. Otherwise he requested that his
body be temporarily taken TO Den
mark TO await better days, when his
tory would do him Justice" During his
exile here Constantine had lived mod
cstly in hotel. His quiet demeanor
aroused feelings Of sympathy among the
townspeople for him and his family.
The funeral has been arranged for
Saturday. The body will be removed
to the Orthodox Greek Church in
Naples, pending the Greek govern
ment's decision as to whether it can
be taken TO Greece.
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LOSES COSTLY FURS
Clothing AID Other Articles Also 4,
ported Stolen. n

Mrs. b. W. Kilpisth, registered ut
the st. Anthony reported to city dctec-
tives Thursday afternoon that during
her absence two furs, valued at 500,
were stolen from her apartments.
Clothing valued at $40 vas stolen
from the home Of Miss Nellie Doyle.
314 Avenue d, according 10 report
filed with detectives at 6 o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
Thieves, described as negroes, made
an unsuccessful attempt to break into
the home Of ]. d. Parker. 1850 West
Woodlawn avenue Thursday midnight.
They were discovered and fled
James Anderson, 80 st. Mary's
street. reported a package of clothing
was stolen from his car Thursday
while parked near the intersection Of
East Houston and st. Mary's streets.
NJ. ]. Ferry, 800 Wickes street. re-
ported n pistol stolen out Of the watch
mans shanty at the San Antonio com
press Thursday night.
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WOULD DEPORT GIRLS
Judge TO Decide Whether Western
Union Had Right to Bring Employees.

Detroit, Mich, Jan 12.-Whether
the Western Union Telegraph Company
violated the labor law by bringing %
young women employees to the United
States, after they had been deprived
of their jobs in New Foundland by the
closing of a number Of offices, is TO be
decided here by Federal Judge Arthur
J. Turtle.
Five of the girls were placed in the
Detroit office Of the telegraph COM
pany. The immigration authorities
sought their deportation.
The case was brought into court yes
terday in n habeas corpus hearing.
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LOOK OUT FOR SHELKS
American Women Plan To Cross
Sahara Desert Alone.

New York, Jan. i2.-Two society
women. veterans of the first passage
made by women unaccompanicd across
the MOjave desert in Southern Cali
fOrnia sailed on the Providence for
Algiers, bound for the start of a new
notwithstanding the Sahara desert
alone.
The women were Mrs. Edna BOush
Perkins. wife of DR.. Roger Perkins of
Cleveland. Ohio, and Mrs. Charlotte II.
Jordan. wife of Edward $. Jordan also
of Cleveland.
Before attempting the expedition
over the Sahara, the women plan TO
live for several months in tiny towns
in the shelter of the Atlas mountains,
on the border Of the desert.
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was popularity known as Judge"
Lover of Horses

Lover Of Horses.
Mr.. Moore was as well known TO
horse lovers as to the world Of fl
nance and industry. For years be was
the leader in the National horse show
in New York and in the International
horse show in London. He also was
prominent in society.
1t was the Diamond Match Company,
one of the first enterprises, that near
L. drove the two Moore brothers"
into financial oblivion. The market
became panicky during the Stree silver
campaign of 1896. The crisis for the
brothers came on August 3. At the
memorable meeting of Chicago finan-
ciers that night it was decided to sus-
pend the Chicago stock exchange. Dia-
mond Match closed that Monday after
noon at ODD and opened Tuesday morn
ing at 1876, later dropping to los. The
Moore brothers had lost $4,000.000.
James Herbert Moore died in 1910.
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eral years he had been a member of the
police traffic squad. In 1904 Gleason
rowed No. > on the Nesper crew that
won the Olympic championships in st.
Louis and year later the same crew
finished second in the Henly regatta
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
MUSSOLINI AN AVIATOR
Appoints Himself High Commissioner
Of Aviation.

Rome, Jan. 12.-Premier Mussolini
has appointed himself high commission
er of aviation. as Colonel Piccio. who
was designated to organize military
aviation on a scale suitable to the re-
uuirements of the country, has refused
to accept the post.
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Corporation in 1901. He also organized
the American Can Company.
1t was after having gained wide dis
tinction as corporation attorney. par
ticularly as counsel for the Adams
and American Express Companies, that
Mr.. Moore Joined bis brother in or
ganizing and promoting enterprises on
a scale unprecedented at that time. He
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Famous Oarsman Dies.

Philadelphia. Jan. 1:.-Michael d.
Gleason, who. in his youth was mem.
ever developed by the VeSper Boat
Club of this city, died today. For sew
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
A.DUSKY VENUS
Moon VIII Swing Between Planet and
the Earth.

Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 12.-Harvard
astronomers made arrangements today
for observations of the darkening of
Venus tomorrow morning, when the