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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-09

Anunciado debidamente Ell encuen-
fro s'Buickl Puerto Rico, llevose a
efecto el lunes rr6ximo pasado ants
nutrida concurrencia compuesta por
es*udiantes universitarios, simpatiza-
dores de ambos bandos.
Ell "guick" temi6 estrenar su lu
joso equipo regaiado por la casa ager
te de estos carros. quizas dijeron
"mas vale precaver que no tener aus
,remediar"
El s'pame' astuvo re1ido.. v al de
CIR refido. decimos interesante. Am
hos handcs lucllaron y lrcieron su ha
bildad On este depogte, habisndo mar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-09
ELEcTRocUTADo
Bayamon, P. r

Frents a la Playa MuEoz Rivera de
Arecibo. .lnientras Gallo Rosado Prado,
pintaba una casilla en- La Casa .Alcal-
dia, iuuri6 electrocutado al tocar unos
alomhres de alta tension de un trans
formador de la luz electrica.
El Tuez Municipal practice la inves-
tigaci6n siendo entregado luego sel
cadaycr q sns familiares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-09

bres civilizadcs, y . ueyar con to6a sn
pujanza los principles demoeraticos que
dieron vida a La replblica del .1Jorte. Y
Wdlloa era Ia mano augusta que -guia-
ba con maestria inigualable las hues-
tes de Ia dslnocfacia. Era el Ia antor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-09
DE BASKET BALL

Buick" VS.. puerto Rico" ff1l=
furo Smallwood -Fordson>. "Cas=
taHetla" del puerto Rico" y
~Bsrreiro" del Buick son los
heroes. El ultimo cue Sc rie, Sc
rie mejor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-09

El vfine up-'' del HFuerto Kico''
despu6s de la adquisici6n de ssCha-
guin" es Ell siguiente: Cobas Jose.
casiafieda Vicente, Reyes Rafael, Fer
nandez Santiago, Ramirez Juan. y Ra-
mos Luis.
iSiempre, Ell nltimo que SO RE, Sc
ris mejor. -.
lFrancis Alexander) !
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-08
.PQSTPOIlEMEN Mt
NlGAR BUYING
IS COSTLY
Manufacturers Build Accord
Ing to Demand and Not
on Hopes

Have you ever stopped to figure
how much It costs to postpone pur-
chase Of your new car?
One Of the Earlier sermonettes in
this. series. called attention TO the
fact that only by keeping sales up
can automobile prices be kept down.
There was a lively demand Tor new
cars in the spring. but with the
coming Of summer many persons
decided to defer purchase Of their
new cars until the early fall. Ae.
cordingly majority Of manufacturers
have decided upon q reduced pro-
duction schedule Tor the balance Of
the year and higher prices as q
natural consequence.
But Il is not too late to act upon
the suggestion that postponement Is
costly.
Suppose. for example, you are In
terested in buying q new. car now
hut finally decide to postpone the
pleasure until next spring. How
VIII this effect the manufacturers
production schedule for the first six
months Of 1925?
The industry must build according
to demand, not on hopes. It Il
wiling to speculate to d certain ex-
tent, but such speculation must BE
based upon past experience.
IL there IL not lively demand for
cars this TAN there will be curtail-
ment Of production IN the spring,
with higher prices all along the line.
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Ii action. wherein the. owner viii
pour . certain quantity of Oil into
enc receptacle. from which every
part Of the car requiring Iubrica,
tion win be supplied. Thus the car
owner win replenish one reservoir
with oil at stated intervals and
otherwise forget lubricafion.
The present type of gearshift will
give place to one which VIII yield
an infinite number OF speeds with.
out the necessity Of shifting gears.
Already there are evidences 0f the
coming Of this reform. AT the re,
cent summer meeting OF the SO.
ciety 81 AutomCtive Engineers there
were several infinite speed trans.
missions on view. which aaye an
Imp ession Of being easOnably per
fected This development VIII not
be long delayed.
now use can be greatly improved.
We shah have, some day, & type
of seIf-locling differentlal, which
etalling IN sand or mud.
Az 4ANstAA N AA1e WITH
Ia body which obviatea the squeGlH
and rattles that sometimes develop
il present fypes, The standard
body win probably be some de-
veloprnent Of sedan and coupe
bodies that we know.
The light weight OF the ideal car
will help. with other Developments.
In producing great mileage per gal
Ion OF gasoline. THIS reform Is al
ready Ia process Of evolution. Our
cars today give greater mileage
than those OF just g few years ago.
Those Of 1928 win give more than
the cars Of today.
Balloon tires, better spring sus-
pensions and constantly improving
road surfaces, win make riding q
luxury IN that glad tomorrow. by
the same token, lessening Of vi
bration will increase the life Of
the chassis and its parts.
The remarkable improvements in
car painting which have been
achieved III the past few months,
give reason to hope that an easily
applied and durable finish is just
ahead Of us. Any owner would
like to have his car finished IN
such shape that 1t would keep its
luster through It's entire life.
Good brakes are here. Of course.
but refinement of present types
are going to give the car owner an
even greater control over his We
hicle than he has now.
All this makes pretty fair out
line OF the ideal car as we see IL
now. BY the tin.e we achieve Il.
another and superior set OF speci.
fications will give us q. new ideal
toward which to work.
(Copyright 1924. by the Christy
walsh Syndicate1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-08
WILLYs co. HOPEFUL
AS IT'S ORDERS GAIN

With retail sales In excess OF
$4,000 cars for the month Of July,
WHY'S Overland dealer stocks are
down to a normal basis and fac.
tory orders are again increasing,
according to q statement issued BY
John N. WHY'S, president Of the
Willys.O Overland Company.
''Willys-O Overland has been very
successful In reducing both, dealer
stocks and inventory in the past
80 days.
Dealer stocks have been reduced
more than 10000 cars and factory
inventory has been reduced &11 900.
O00 Factory current liabilities
were reduced SIS 900 900 il the
second quarter.
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pfospective buyers such - I have
rarely seen during nv experience ii
the automobile Industry.
"Ths new Dual.Tons Finish OBJ.
ton Ii either green 81 gray Il Prov.
Ing 4 most popular hhoyation, add
ms a. ii dos To tie Individuality 81
Davis already distinctive Hines. The
6pfion q L.oekhssd hydraulic
fo1twheel brakes a standard
equipment at no Increase ID price
has also won Wide favor. as people
are now generally convinced 81 the
desirabilIity and efficiency of four.
wheel brakes, and particularly Of
the hydraulic type. II - also no.
ticeable that more people are choos.
fng balloon tires since Davis has
adopted the Rose cam and Lever
Steering Gear which makes the
steering of & balloon tired ear Just
a. easy az that Of d ear equipped
with regular cord tires"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-08
4. 4. k. To LIST
DRIVE
RECORDS
Association win TabuIata No
) Accident Mileage for
conparisoGas

In an effort to stimulate interest
Ia safer driving, the District 81
Columbia division 81 the American
Automobile Association announces
that It Is requesting members to
file with the secretary at local
headquarters 4 record of the nuni-
her 81 miles they have driven with
out serious accident Of collision.
Many motor clubs with the A. A.
"A. are adopting this plan MS d
means Of encouraging the average
driver to be proud OF his safe driy.
Ing record and 10 make every ef-
fort To increase II, Il Is also an
nounced.
According to General Manager
b. M. Smith, there are b number
of members 81 the National Capital
Club with enviable records. Such
records. he says, should be given
publicity as q means OF impressfne
upon the average driver the fact
that with caution and B full under
standing cot ones responsible lities
when at the wheel q driver can
avoid trouble.
Expect Surprises.
I'VE anticipate solneN surprises
III the way 81 mileage records,
Mr.. Smith says, because the club
naturally numbers among its mem.
bership the Oldest and most con.
scientious Of local motorists.
Internationally many q valuable
suggestion win come to light with
these disclosures.
Some Of the younger members,
however. may surprise the old
timers for there are motorists
today who. IN the course Of their
business, travel thousands Of miles
annually. Their records may be
even more significant owing to
the fact that intensive driving
places the driver Ii all varieties
Of predicaments.
The results Of the investigation
win be revealed just as soon as
the records have been filed, ac-
cording to present plans.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-08

~, / fabrication system, positive
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-08
Ike Ideal Car What
Ii VIII Re Like
u AI.IllZ AlEpER JoHlIsTOE.

reader 81 this department has written asking to
ssIbe perfect An almost impossible task but the
ioea behind il excellent because the the automobile
pubic understands what the ideal should be- the sooner
Engineers and going to be forced to
ogee ~ Referring the famous engineering authority once
only y viii talk enough about IL This Is true; public
opinion can force almost reform ii gov.
ernment SO here goes start the ball rolling %
The ideal viii embody
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Used Cars

rs 49,
Peerless Coupe, 1920
Newly painted: good car fcR
business or professional use:
$500; terms to responsible pur.
chaser.
HupmohiIe Coupe, 1923
Recently painted; mechanical
condition Al; very desirable
and economical car; $3.50 cash, or
terms to responsible purchaser,
ChandIer Touring 1922
With nickel radiator ana
lamps. aluminium step plates.
new paint, mechanically first
class: $3.50; win sell for cash 81
On monthly payments.
Lincoln Touring, 1922
New Duco paint; taken ii
trade from original purchaser;
mechanical condition Al. Price,
$4,000 cash, or on monthly pay
ments to responsible purchaser.
Jordan Touring, 1922
New Duco paint: new top;
mechanically first-class; honest
value Tor the price; $3.50; win
sell for cash or on monthly pay.
ments.
Chandler Sport Model,
1922
New paint: snapDy looking
job; must be seen to be appre.
ciated; will sen quick for $3.50
cash, or terms to responsible
purchaser.
Case Touring, 1921
Newly painted and in first.
class running order; $3.50 cash,
or terms to responsible pur,
chaser.
Reasonable Terms
The Washington
Cadillac Co.
113s-114O Conn. Ave.
Frank. $500
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4 n s
8 w BODIES
ON DISPLAY
Dealers Acquainting Motor
Car Owners This Week 81
Latest Designs

The Cadillac dealers throughout
the United States are Acnuainti1g
motor car owners this week with
the many styles Of bodies, ana their
purposes. which may be Obtained
on Cadillac chassis during the com.
Ing season. In addition 10 q display
Epf those body styles Tor which the
Cadillac clientele has shown q
marked preference since the intro
dtlction Of the VISA engine the
salon WIN also mark the first public
showing of q new ana distinctive
line 0f custom coach work now being
built 10 order for tIls cadillac
chassis III the recently established
Fisher custom body department.
The purpose Of the company IN
offering the new custom bodies 3
few weeks prior to the style setting
closed car shows Ut New York and
Chicago II to provide at the BE.
ginning ct the winter social season
Tor those, Of IT. clients who desire
that last degree Of refined eleganeO
which has usually been associated
only with costly foreign ears 81
with the products of individual Gus.
tom body builders.
Perfected Finish.
On bodies produced during the
past year, Cadillac 81 now offering
Cpticnally, after three years 81 ex-
haustiye experimenting, 8 perfected
Duco finish, q material which pre-.
seFits q fine. hard, smooth sirface
Of exceptional durability, and which
Ii offered with either bright or
velvet finish.
" For the past ten years, with con.
tinuous improvements. the Cadillac
Motor Car Company has been pr0.
ducing motor cars equipped *.
clustvely with X-type, eight.cyIinder
engines. II has never at any one
time during this period produced
chassis OF more than one 0uaIity
or standard. Having q clientele re-
curing an unusual degree Of choice
and individuality In body styles, the
number Of body styles offered naa
always been large.
Five New Bodies.
In addition to the bodies previous.
" presented, the company Ii now
Offering five new custom bodies
with q great variety Of color com.
llbinauons and choices Of interior
fittings.
The chassis for the new bodies Il
identical with that Of ali other Y.6a
cars, excepting as to length of wheel
base. Heretofore, the Cadillac cIias.
sis has ben manufactured in two
standard lengths l32 inches Tor pril
yate passenger cars and las inches
for commercial purposes. The new
five and seven passenger custom
built bodies are on chassis with
a 13S-inch wheelbasa. For the two
passenger coupe II measures 1S2
inches.
The new custom bodies with their
prices are as follows: Twospaseen.
ger coupe. $3.975.OO; five-passengef
coupe. $3.50. 90; five-passenger sedan,
$4 $50. 90; seven.p passenger suburban,
$4,650.00, and the sevenspasseneer
imperial limousine, $4.950.0O.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-08

Appearance Of New Model III
August creates New
Demand

Production 81 Davis motor cars
has increased more than one hun.
dEed per cent since The Introduction
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-08
SMOOTH PERFORMANCE

III IS 4 4 3
A program Of constant me-
chanical refinement involv-
ing the body, engine, clutch,
brakes and other units Of
Dodge Brothers Motor Car,
has resulted in an unusual
smoothness Of performance.
You have only to ride in the
car to instantly appreciate
the decided freedom from
vibration
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-08

Of the new 1856 Davis models ii
August. according 70 word received
from the George w. Davis Motor
car Company. Of Richmond. II.
diana, by the DAVID Hendrix Com.
pany. local Davis di6trIbptora.
The production increase 81 more
than one hundred Per cent shown
~ the George ". Dayls Motor car
Company since the Introduction u
the new 1926 models IN August u
extraordinary for this tins 81 the
year said Mr.. HendricIk figures
because Of our own experience here
since the introduction OK these new
models.
New Finish Optional
''The unusual slnartness ana IN.
dividuality cf the 1928 Davis. con.
pied With its advanced mechanical
conception, and raOrdinary value
are meeting with q Response from
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P0|NCARE 1ADAN, ABLY SETRvAL,
JE M0zN0. Il ODST0uPIv$i PREMIER
SESTAvI N0vY kABINET.
PAD VLADY VYVOLAL VSEOBECNE PRE-
KVAPENI POLITICKYCH KRUZfCH.

Paflz, 26 brez Premier Poincare jenz resignoval
Sc svym kabnetem vcera pfistoup v zasade zadost
presidenta Mlleranta ably pokusl utvofen noveho mi
nisterva Bylo sCeleno Poincare urctou odpov6d
presdentovi Ultra Dnes prevada mn6ni ze p
jme vyjde krise slneisi nez byl kdykol pred tim
President Mirand zadal Poncarea ably setryal irs-
dnes odpoedne dredn zprave pozdei vydane prav:
svol serva pr;ci jiz kona po roxy niz mel
proste schvaleni jai snemovny tax cele zeme.
"Pan Poincare odv6l, ze eho vroucim pranm jest od-
poved6 kadne zado presdentovu re urcitou odpoved
da presidentovi zra poedne po porade svym prate
Poncare sam kdyz opust palac 6:15 dnes vecer ode
pfe rc IDA svoi zadosti presdentove vzhledem uvo
en noveho kabnetu n6co drive DAubiny podsekretaf
satu pro finance by zavoan do palace vyse budov
spoecnost Poincireov6 Soudi toho re DAubgny ma
zaujati mso De Laseyre ako nancn minsr novem ka-
binet6
Mnistersvo Poincare-ovo pablo dnes kdyz snemovna
27 proti 264 hasum zama vadni pensni predlohu Pon
e chvi neby snemovne nebo mluvi pred vybo-
pro zahrancni vztahy akme dozved6l jednani
snemovny, hned svoa schulz kabneu poda presdentovi
resignac te chvil by rozhodnu re VIDA nadobro
radu. ~.
"Panove", pravil vuci novnarlm po navratu Elysen
skeho palace moe resignace e neodvoIatenou Nicme5
vsak pozdM konferenci spressntem AllerandsM slih
re vec dyahu.
Poincareovo mnisterstvo nasoupilo lednu 1922
historic Poincare byl cnnym potice temer ctyrcet
let, cd 1887 kdy by zvolen posancem department
Meuse
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Pf. HLADfKOVA PROPUS.
TENA.

Detroit, 26. bTezna. - era
dikalove", v poctu 21, konali
schizi a rozhodli Sc pozado-
vati s1,00O.OOO Cd Edsela For
da pohrlzkou, re oslepi jeho
d6ti. ,neslozi-li' vypalne, Vaclav
Simek vypravel vcera zdejsi
policii. simek po vyslechu tr-
vavsim n6kolik hodin prohla-
sill, ze ma schGzi bylo usneseno
svesti to ma pi. Annu Hladfko-
YOU. simkovu bytnou, kdyby
spiknutf bylo odhaleno. Hladi-
kova byla uveznena Sc Simkem
avsak propustena po jeho pri-
znani. simek,, jenz napred pro
hlasil. re iei donutila k napsa-
nj vyhrdzneho dopisu, pravi
nyni, ze nemela s 'komplotem'
nieeho spolecn6ho.
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zkDNE vzDu$NE zkvoDY.

Washington, 26. brezna. Generalmajor Patrick, ma
Genik armadn eecke suzby zam navrh ucineny podpu-
kovnikem E. Broome kraovske etecke suzby ably bri
ticti amercti letc vstoup zavod ktef Mich drive do
Salmon sveho ce Podpukovnik Broome zada ably ameri-
ct ec vyeteli soucasn6 brickym nacez Patrick te
legrafova Broomovi ehdy Ottawa Kanada nasledovne
"Den zahaen etu zavsf opatreni zasob urca msa
pavby parnikd ze nenf MONO proupit vas sporovnl
navr Nase nelepsi prani lspechu vaseho smeeho pod
nku"
opust Havre II hod dnes rano pbyi bezpecne We
3:40 hodiny dnes odpoledne vzdalenos Cacho odkud
vyleteli vcera, mem 453 mile.
Seattle, Wash, 26 bfezna. Ctyr americti amadn let
opusti Sand Point letiste nede neb pondea pfs
stavou bude Bricka Koumbe Prace pfetvoreni aeropa
hydroaeropany tax aby padu potfeby mohlo jch
b pouzto pavbe po vode budou dokonceny dnes neb
Ultra Phi zffesch obfadech yfi obrovsk@ Douglasovy
aeroplany bdou pokfeny Seattle Boston New Orleans
Chicago.
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ZAVRAzDENA MA PUSTE
CESTE.

New York, 26. brezna. -
Pi. Maud Bauerova, 31leta, by
la zavrazdena vcera ma puste
ceste ma Staten Island, blize
Mariners Harbor. patrn9 mu-
zem, jenz nekolik okamziki
pred tim nabidl Sc pomoci il,
jeji matce a jejim dvema de-
tenn, jichz automobil uvfzl v
blate. Lekarskou prohlidkou
bylo zjisteno. re pi. Bauerova
byla znasilnena po tuhem "a
pasu a pax zabita. Zavrazde-
ma zena, matkou detmi, vra
celia Sc k domovu v automobi-
lu, kdyz uvizly v blate. Po chvi
Ii dohonil je jisty mlady muz
v autu, jenz nabidl Sc, ze dove
ze pi. Bauerovou ma vzdalenou
farmu pro pomoc. Ona prijala
nabidku a kdyz dlouho sc me-
vracela, babicka d6tmi jail
sc il hledati a naSli il asi ctvrt
mile daleko hlubokou bod
nou ranou prsou. Automobi-
lista, jenz Sc k tomu nahodil,
tryskem ujizd6l pro lekare,
avsak pi. Bauerova zemrela br
zy po .jeho prichodu. Patrani
po vrahu dosud nemelo W.
sledku.
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vYP. SP0LEk Y Chicago OlOUPEN.
LuPIcI DosTAvILI Sc DO scHtzE
A SEbRAlI $1,000,


Cervenkovou, choti mestskeho
pokladnika, Jana A. Cerven-
ky, jez cekala ma skonceni
schize Odd Fellows a ODE da-
my Sc bavily.
Najednou do dveri vrazil p.
Petrd, cerveny v obliceji a "a
MIN hnal Sc lupic s namirenym
revolverem. Pan PetrI mel So
tva tolik casu witt do rukou
telefon a vzkfiknouti: "Poli-
Gle, jsme prepadeni!". kdyz
lotr s revolverem namiril mu
ma hlavu a pravil: "Pust' tele-
fon, nebo ~" Bylo by BY
valo cirou sebevrazdou nepo-
slechnouti a p. Petrd byl nu-
cen naslouchatko pustiti. Jak
objevenf Sc lupice mezi obe-
ma zenami pnsobilo, mono 81
pomysliti. Podotknouti dluzno.
re zatfm co jeden lupic pustil
Sc ma honbu "a p. Petri. druzf
diva shrabli ma stole lezicf penf
re q sice $4,000 ma hotovosti a
$4,000 v cekach. 2 nichz mno-
no iich bylo indorsovanych.
Spolek vsak neutrpf zadne
skody, ! kdyby lupici nebyli
chyceni. pon6vadz je ma tako-
We veci pojist9n.
Kdyz lupici prchali, vzpa-
matoval Sc prvnf p. Josef o.
borny a tasiv revolver, zacal
po Mich paliti. Vypalil vsech-
ny rany z revolveru, ale take
lupici chute odpovidali a cel-
KEN bylo vypaleno asi Is ran
a ze nebyl nikdo zranen nebo
zastfelen, mono zvati primo
zazrakem. Lupici prchali pres
18. ulici jiznim sm9rem a vbe-
hi do ulicky vedle Urbanova
pohfebniho zavodu. ale jeste
odtud palili a vystfelili okno
az nahofe v sfni a zmizeli kde-
ii ma 19. ulici.
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Chicago, 26. brezna. - Jed,
ma nejodvaznejsich loupezi
provedena byla vGera vecer {
pull 10. hodin6 v srdci nasi
Plzn6 sice v samotnem sire.
disku naseho narodniho zivo-
ia, v historicke sfni 6. S. P. S,
ma 18. a May ulici. v budove
a sice v mensi zasedacf sini od-
byva sve kazdotydenni schdze
vypomocny spolek Union,
.jeden z nejstarsich a nejvet-
Sich spolkd, jehoz dredniky
jsou: X. Kohout, predseda. j.
Hovorka, tajemnik, ]. P. We
sely. pokladnik, F. J. Petri,
notar a JOS. Oborny, Glen ridi-
telstva.
Pc skonceni vybfranf pff-
spevkG pustili sc lrednici do
trident a pocitani penez a byli
touto pracf zam9stnani tax, ze
ami nepozorovali, ze pricel-
MIN. ale vedlejsfm vchodem,
kudv Sc vchazi primo do sine,
vesli tri as 25 az 30leti muzi.
Vsichni drzeli v rukou revol-
very namifivse je ma jme-
novane drednfky. nedali zadny
powell k zvednutf rukou. ale
hned Sc hnali DO penezfch. v
nrvnim okamziku myslel p.
Petrd, ze jest to zert, a pro-
hodil: "Co pax chcete, hosi?"
ale kdyz spatfil vyhrdzny OBJ
licej lotra a ma sebe namfreny
revolver, poznal, ze ie to kr-
vava skutecnost. Lupic prohla-
sill: eve want your money,
YOU -" a vyzvu provazel a.
merickou nadavkou. Ale ami
ted Sc pan Petru nezalekl a
skokem octnul Sc u dveri a sko
xii do chodby. ktera vede do
iednatelovv pfijimaci sine a
kuchyne. Tam sedela manzel-
ka iednatele F. Veseleho. ri.
Marie Vesela, panf Antonii
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JOHNSON PRED C00LIDeEM.
ZfSKAL We vENKOVSKYCH PRECINK-
TECH v JIM DAKOTE.

Sioux Falls, S D., &c brezna Senator Hiram Johnson
California predsth dnes presidenta Coolidge kdyz dosy
dals zpravy venkovskych precnku 1ternich president
skych preferencnich predvoleb Jizni Dakot6.
Do zaslani teo depese obdrzeny podrobne zpravy re
1865 precinkt celkoveho poctu 1925 state nichz IL
skal Johnson 35918 has prot 35423 odevzdanym
sidenta Coolidge Ma tudiz Johnson 495 hlasG v6tSny.
Dosavadni vysledky demokratickych predvoleb jsou
priznvy w. G. jenz die sdeeni demokraticke
no havniho sanu vhra state trent pro jedne poti de-
legatdm chel ji nrodni konvence New Yorku
bez vselikych instrukci.
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SERIF MA "VxLECNE
STEZCE".

Bellaire. O., 26. brezna. -
Clarence Baker. ze Shadyside,
priruci serif okresu Belmont.
lie We zdejsim vezenf pod OBJ
zalobou z opilstvi, vzpiranf Sc
zatceni a strelbv s 1myslem "a
biti. Baker strelil dvakrate po
nacelniku policie c. E. Cor
bettovi vcera. Stale sc to ma po
liceini stanici. kdvz nacelnik
Corbett chtel mu odebrati
zbran. Stfelv proletely tesn6
kolem tela corbettova.
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VZPOURA v BOLIVII PO-
nAcENA.

Buenos Aires. 26. brezna.-
DeneSe k La Nacion z La Paz.
Bolivia. cituie tifedni zpravn
tamtez vydanou oznamuiici
konec povstanf v Bolivii. Po-
slednf oddfl povstalcd uchylil
pry Sc pres hranice ma dzemf
Argentiny.
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PROTI DETsKE PRAcI.

Washington. 26. brezna. -
DalSi pokus bude ucinen ma "a
kazani detske prace federalni
viadou. Jezto diva zakony pri-
jate kongresem byly prohla.
seny "a neustavni nejvyssin
soitdein, 'snemovnf pravnf. w
Dor dnes odhlasoval ii proti
4 cdporuciti priznive spoiled
nou resoluci navrhujici doda-
tex k Istave. jenz by udelil
kongresu moe zakazati det-
skou praci.