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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-03-20
MORRIS CROSS ROADS.

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The night of March 14th the death
angel visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank White, of Atlanta, and
claimed for it's own, the sweet spirit
of their little son, F. L. White, age
two years and five months. The an
gel took him to that sweet home
where there will be no more suffer
ing, sorrow and death. Oh, it was
so hard TO part from little F. l.. He
was so sweet and loved by all who
knew him, but his little voice is
hushed here forever; no more can
you hear his chattering tongue, but
weep no longer dear loved ones, your
darling is safe in the arms of our
loving Savior and some sweet day
you will meet him, where there are
no more good-byes.
He is survived by his father, moth
err and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
White, of Atlanta, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will EasOn, of Morris Cross Roads
besides a host of relatives to morn
his departure. His little body was
laid to rest by the side of his little
brother, Sunday afternoon at one
O'Clock, at the Kemp cemetery, Rev.
Grow, of Marietta, conducted the fu-
neral services.
There was an angel band in heaven
That was not quite complete,
God took dear little F. L.
To fill the vacant seat"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Grower and
baby, of Holly Springs, and Mr.. ].
l.. Owen and children spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Owen.
Messrs. Ed and Bob Newton spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Anghuy, of near Marietta.
Misses Essie and Bessie Davis, of
near Harmony Grove, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Miss Mae
Belle Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mitchell. of
near Roswell, spent Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Keheley.
Miss Mae Belle Owen spent one
afternoon last week with Misses Edna
and Ethel Newton.
Mr.. W. A. Eason spent Saturday
night in Atlanta with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank White.
Mr.. Sam Burton, of Marietta. was
brought to the Kemp cemetery for
burial Sunday afternoon. We ex-
tend to the family our deepest sym-
pathy..
Mrs. Frank Wheeler spent Satur-
day afternOos, with Mrs. CASTLE.
Next Sunday afternoon is singing
AFTERNOON at Rocky Mount. Every
body come and help in the singing.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-03-20
FLINT Hill.

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Who said this was spring time?
Flint Hill folks have decided that it
must be winter yet. Snow falling
last Thursday night four inches deep,
and if the ground had been dry or
frozen, no doubt we would had q
ten-inch snow. So keep the corn in
your crib till spring time.
Rev. Fred Sorrels, of Atlanta,
preached an interesting sermon Sun
day to large crowd.
Messrs. H. w. j. and G. L. Atkins,
of Smyrna, visited friends at Flint
Hill, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Sorrells and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Wallace and family Sunday.
Mrs. T. w. Rogers and daughter,
Agnes and Myrtle, visited Mrs. Lut-
trell Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Furr and lit
tie son, Frank, motored to Paulding
county Friday, visiting relatives.
Mr.. Wallace Compton, of Atlanta,
visited his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Petty, Sunday.
The health of this community is
very good.
A truck belonging to Mr.. Sanders
was wrecked Saturday night. The
car went into q ditch and was con-
siderably damaged.
Remember our Sunday school next
Sunday morning. Come and bring
someone with you. We are glad to
have visitors. They are always well
come.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-03-20

Miss Ina Long and brother, Bar
ten, of Atlanta, spent the weekend
with relatives here.
Miss Nora Hembree is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
LEROY, Of Camp Ground.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-03-20
CATARRH

Catarrh is a Local disease greatly In
huenced by Constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists of an Ointment which gives Quick
Relief by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces and assists in Kidding your System
Of Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over 20 Years.
F. J. Cheney e. Co.. Toledo. O.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-03-20
FLOYD

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Miss Edith MabIe spent the week
end in Atlanta.
Mr.. Harrison has returned from
Indian Springs.
The deaA angel has carried from
our community the spirit of Mr.. Hi
ram Reed. Mr.. Reed was a devoted
member Of Concord Baptist church
q Christian faithful to his Maker. His
Passing is felt very deeply by his
Family and many friends.
Miss Ruth Ann Mable is up after
an attack Of flu.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Combined Printed and
Plain Fabrics Favored

That 4 straight line Il the shortest
distance between two points was
proved by Euclid, in 500 B. G. That the
shortest cut to social success for a
sports frock in 1924 A. D. Is to com
bine printed and plain materials, es-
pecially when the skirt II sand-tinted
crepe and the blouse. piquantly-colored
cinderella silk, ls demonstrated to
everyone's satisfaction. by the sue
cessful model whose swagger and even
slightly boastful air IL Justified by the
admiration 1t receives on Its prom
enade. Still following in the mathe-
matician's footsteps, geometrical pat
terms In vivid colorings are much liked
this season. The coloring IL in bright
shades Of orange, blue and rose, with
a touch Of the black which IL never
absent, either in design or background,
from the fashionable silks. Such a
costume is equally at home on the
courts, the links, or the beach, for 1t
10 as comfortable % It IL smart. The
low collar. the.roomy sleeves, the am
pie pockets. are all built for speed, as
one might say. ~ we'll ~ style. The
skirt, of one Of the new silk and gloss
novelty satins. IL much In the mode,
with Its deep inverted plait allowing
for q arm stance
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Arms Are Heavy With
Slave Link Bracelets

Links grip women fast In hand. AT
all fashionable gatherings. whether
afternoon or evening, wrists are fairly
weighted down with slave link brace
lets. Nor is 1t on one hand only; but
on both. The larger the link the
smarter the bracelet, says the Dry
Goods Economist. The newest chains
are composed Of three huge links only
which At tight over the wrist. Unlike
other arm adornments, they should moi
slip higher. Besides white and yellow
gold, these bracelets use Jade, coral.
carnelian and onyx alternately with
the metal link.
Intermingled with these are tiny
chains. dangling every kind Of amulet
and charm, but usually those Of the
mah-jongg order, as China has a de-
cided vogue this season. Overshadowed
by links. but sparkling through them.
are sapphirss, rubies, emeralds-as
many - one can afford II real stones
are not within ones reach, limitations
replace them. This Is 4 season OF arm
bands.i and the smartest people stoop
to good limitations.
In necklaces, silver beads and
smoked pearls are particularly new.
If one is daring enough. wear one
white pearl earring and the other
smoked.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Another Use for Large
Colored Silk Kerchiefs

II you have one Of the large, colored
silk handkerchiefs that were used no
much recently, put 1t to new use.
Slit 1t from one corner diagonally
across to within one inch of the oppo-
site corner. Make frock or blouse
that has low "v" neck opening. Sew
each cut side of the handkerchief to
the neck Of the frock. This forms
very graceful jabot trimming. one Of
the latest whims OF Dame Fashion. II
you do not possess one Of these scarfs
get u or 14-inch square Of wildly
printed silk. Have 1t hemstitched
around all four sides. Cut through the
hemstitching to make picot edge.
Use this square In the same way US
you would the handkerchief. It is
very smart to have your hat trimmed
with the same material as your frock
or to have It match scnrf worn with
the hat. 4srf N-l'
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Cues Boy Scouts Comp

. A 4O-acre tract at Careyhurst, To-
Gated at the mouth Of the little Box
elder canyon, Wyoming, has been pre-
sented for permanent camp site to
the boy scouts of Casper, Wyoming by
former Gov Robert D. Carey of that
state. The waters Of Boxelder creek
flow through the beautiful grounds.
A game preserve Is nearby.
Plans for the camp buildings in
clude large mess hall, kitchen and
camp headquarters, and ten patrol
cabins. Governor Carey has also do
mated all the steel hunks needed for
the cabins.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Pretty Summer Frock

One may be N gay as one likes this
summer and wear the most brilliant
color schemes. A very simple and ef-
fective frock Is made Of Roman striped
silk. On the waist the stripes run
cross-wlse. while the skirt shows them
running up and down. There are tiny
set.in sleeves ana dat bow with long
ends u attached to the bateau neck
line In the center Of the front, the ends
hanging to the bottom Of the skirt.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Safe Guess

The frightened bridegroom showed
up with an elderly uncle for best man.
Tho bride arrived with her mother,
sisters and eight bridesmaids.
The uncle surveyed this battalion
Of frills and founces. He then turned
to the quaking bridegroom and re-
marked: Man, you're in minority
and you're going to stay there too I'm
thinking. Louisville Courier-J Journal.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
The NV York Benksrs As,oc.st,on

I The new York Banksrs Association
describes IN . recsint bulletin the
campaign under foot TO foster club
work among boys and girls in the
rural schools. Prizes have BEEN do
uated BY . number of the former
presidents of the Association to be
awarded to the children. the commu.
nities. and the banks interested IN the
work.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Bouquets or Brickbats?

Stage Manager-Go forward, man;
can't you hear them crying Author,
Authori'
Timid Playwright-J-just 30. B-but
what are Decentralization f-AM-
erlcan Legion Weekly.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Gods Aid

God endows with talent, furnishes
the time. supplies the opportunity. and
enables one to increase his posses
sions-Baptist Standard:
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
knovledse 10 Po,per

Lawyer-Do you want a trial ~
jury or by the Judge?
Plumber-Tve done plumbing Tor
most Of the people in town. I'd better
take the judge.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Whx Urchins Leaue Home

The principal reason why childFs1
run away are hurt feelings, desire to
be alone, rebellion against authority,
boredom, love Of adventure and desire
to see the world, says Mrs. Mary 4
Hamilton, New York's first police
woman. r
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
A Sentence Prayer

Father, we commit ourselves into
Thy hands, and ask that Thou wilt
do with US and for us as seemeth
best unto Thee.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25

- pREsBYr17IA1 oHu.ox
sunday school 1t 10 .. m.
Preaching ssrvisss It II =. m. and
7:39 P. m.
uristian Endeavorer, one-half hour
eohamencing promptly At p. m.
Nidweek meeting ON Thursday q
t:So p. m. 4o ~ ~
We extend cordial invitation TO al
to worship with Us.
J. P. CLARK, Ninists,
1o12 Cooper Ave. Phone 1s1.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Official DIRECTORY

UNITED srA11s srrlA1o1s
@. 8. Senator. -. Lawrence G. Phippl
q. 8. Senator. ........ .Alvs D. AdsAl
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25

IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO
SELL A FOR SALE AID IN THE
POST WILL SELL 1T FOR YOU.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
CHURCH a16.H
u,@dR St96H

Qay for notsess r.a~ tA,s, hssAtns
- bs IN t.ds effsos b. wsaassAas
Nspn.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
1T CHURCH or
CHRIST sCIKNTIs5

CHRIST sCrENI1s7
30 Cooper Avsaus
Sunday school 10 .. m.
Sunday services IL a. m. '
Subject for next Sunday morning
4 Realty" an.
Wednesday evening service p. m
Reading room open on Wednesda-
4 sfteTnoon from Q to 4 O'Clock.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
METHODIST EPISCOPAL oHuRcn

10 a. m.-sunday schooi.
11:0O a. m.-Morning worship.
Up m.-Epworth League.
8 p. m.-Evening worship.
PHILIP D. NORvELL, Pastor.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Ail Belong. 70 the Lord

Silver and gold IL the Lords to give
to whom He pieases.- Evangelical
Teacher.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
BelonRs ID the Iord

Whut the Lord has saved belongs to
the Lord.-EvanRelicAl Teacher.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25

Governor. r.,,..W william e. ewest
Lisut. -0overnor. :. :. .Robt. =. 1sckwSn
Secretary Of STATE. Carl g. NilikeA
Treasurer. ........ Harry =. Hn1nax
Auditor. Arthur etons
Attorney General. .Rnssen ". cFIeniag
stats supt. scAsols. Mary Q. @. BraAfsrd
STATE LAND BoAxD
psristsr. /. .Eazl Cooley
LH0UIAxU8E
senator. .............R b. O. Callen
state Representative. Claude b Hsss
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
'e.ps sssll.sel = s'1 l'sl'9svs
0CA p0y70a.ElLE
. MFORMl77ON

-
Lobby deers sps. tssa . = :. y
Pssteffiss vsadsws spsa' xssa : :
=. 70 . p. y, daily, sxsspt eandaYe
aad holidays.
OUTGOING NAILS OLosu
fee ~ 1aGk
No. Observation-Disclosures. s,le'B. :.
No. 4.................. .Nos00 ?. =.
No. %las not : mail train.
'asa 1sesths W0s
No. sH..s .osOQ p. =.
No. o.................. ..0sO0, p N.
No. 16 daily ex. Sunday 11:00's. N.
Aspen Branch ......si ~. 7sl6 Z. n.
Train No. IS carries eissed pcuehss
for silt, New Castle, Raf1s, Grand w
~ and Grand Junction, s.lys (,
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT 10
POeTO1TIOA
xtoA tAs 0aSs
No. 1.................. .0;OV q n
No. 3 ................... JsuS 49,
No. Is ...............e -. .1O:4o q n
I xron' ~ Wese
No. .A....................s:9V Z N
No. 10. ..................s $40 ?. =
No. ID not mail train.
Aspen Branch ..Ss40 ?. =
Rural earrisrs aad > lssvs office at
. q m. except Sundays and holidays.
City carriers deliver and collect mail
IN eity district tAree times daily; IN
resident district twice daily, except
Sundays and holidaya
N{0tA and
Grand. Phone us.
Ollie THoReoN, Postmastsr
JOHN B. aOHUTT1 !.
Assistant Postmaster.
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-25
Railway Time Cards

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STRASLvY POzAR Y 0STAvu.
$K0LA PRO DU$EvNE vADNE DfvkY
DEJl$TEM HRtzY.
MRTvYCH, vETSINOU DETf JE %.
PORANENYCH 30.

Los Angeles l. Gervna. - Nejmen6 90 osoby temef
smes det zahynuy pf pozaru jenz znc skou pro dsev
ne vadne divky Playa del Ray Dvacet tr
la byla trosek z vytazena Cyrice nych byo poraneno
pr ohni mezi mimi osmnact dvek hascd ucet civi-
stu. ktefi pomahali zapase plameny.
Jako obycejne - pozde zahajeno bylo vysetfovani,
proc dvky byy ubyovany revene budov6 tem6r beze W.
no bezpecnosniho zarizeni prpad ohne Zarove be
parano pficine pozaru. Vysetrovan vedeno
Venice Okresnm hrady statn komisi mad dobrocnnymi
dstavy
Sou6asne zahajena pomocna akce pro divky vatsnou
chudych ron mz vsechno shoreo cetnych pri
padech byo nutno postarat nemocnici matky
obet srssne kaastrofy jz pr obdrzen zpravy zahubt
ejich deti div nepozbyli Ztotozneni mnohych
1et marnici je velmi obtizne
Tricet dvek veku cd do 26 roku byfo usta
sobotu poledne. Dive marony, p Drew Thomasova
pi Anna NJ Rademakerova, vedy dozor mad demi prio
jako host by Wfred Jacobs 12lety adoptovany pi
Mary E. JacObsove jeZ vastna sav Pi ThOmasova jez
drive bydlvaa Columbus, o.. Jacobs zahynu plane
mech.
Kdyz ohen zaca radti, zdesene oblicee det chyce
nych budove jako pas mohy byti vdeny oxen horic
no staven edne svenci ha druhem poschod ezea maa
jamie Kerrova 9eta ez pry spadavaa postele
tudz pvazana bya nj remenem. Vede nj ezela diven
ka pouze 4-eta. jmenem Loislinova jez ODE zahynuy
P Rademakerova prodevajici sve svenici prvnim
poschod budovy prav re nahle dym zacal do nj va.
Pchaze odevsad sterbnam podlaze kolem okennich
ramu vubec kdeko by neaky otvor Slysea pi Thomaso
jak volaa Wfreda, ably uv6dom hasice. Ma vice
nepamauje ezto brzy potom bya koufem omamena.
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RAYMOND POINCARE ODSTOUPN.
MlLLERAND R0vNEz Asl BuDE
MUcEN K RESleMAcl.
SOCIALISTE NEsCHvALt PREMIERA jim
JMENOvANEHO

Pafiz. L. cervna. - Alexander Merand pravd6 d6podOb-
ne bue resgnova ako president francouzke repubky ten
tyden Premier Poncare dnes sestoup sveho msta,
sefou cey kabnet je vem pochybno ze Mierandoy
dostane prezitost jmenovat jeho nasupce Poncare
resgnace bya vysledkem nedavnych vob p nchz do
stall moci radikaln socialse.
Pfedpovedi resgnaci Mlerandovs rozsifily dnes,
kdyz by parne prohr svI BOZ pro levc move snemovny
Ones vecer vice nez 800 584 cen sn6movny zavazao
ze neschva zadneho premera pfomnym pre-
sdenem. Prvn prot Mierandov vysoupil sednoceni
cae ktef SVEN narodnim sezdu prija resouci tom
smysu re nebudou podporova premera Jim menovaneho
"a hodnu potom repubkanst socaliste pfa tentyz ma
vrh We schIz radkanich sociastG Eduard Hero peka-
z podobne hasovani ddvodu, byt po-
verenu dkolem poslicka.
PAX hodnu odpoledne strany eveho bloku sesly
hoteu Paas dOrsay By tam radikalni socaste sjedno
ceni sociae epubkans sociaiste nova strana radika
nj evice celkem 3O7 posancd. c panact vice. nez poci
tano bylo prislusnikd leveho bloku.
We schulz rvajci pouze deset minut menovali Paula
Paineve ako sveho kandidata snemovny
kdyz dan by navrh ably resgnace Merandova byla Ia
DANA pfat by takovym hromovym souhlasem re utonuy
mem vsechny namitky zda vdbec n6jake byly cn6ny.
esfr oznAmeni ~deeno he n4xr by pfjat ednomyslne.
Meztm premier Poincare pfivedl cely svdj kabnet do
Eyseeho palace poda presdentOv dOpis jimZ Oznamuji
formane pozadal Poncarea eho mnserstvo ably vyfizo
vail bezne zalezost Sn6movna Odrocia pax do uerka
kdy zvoli Painleve-a pfedsedou.
Pafiz, L. cervna -V prohaseni namz vysvetluje
nedavnou poradu presidentem Merandem prot n6muz
biloxi evice postav dnes Edouard Herrot pfis
podrobuje osre krce sby zavazky ez vlada Poincare
daa Morganove rme poskytnuti 900 pujc
ky ustaen ranku Herio tvrdi re podminky poozene
neyorskymi fnancnky ou vyderacne re vlada nikdy
mea ne pfistoup Vyadruje pax pevnou nadeji ze
podafi usal frank rovn mez 70 80 libru ster
lngi. j
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TROCKY v ULOZE SMIRO.
VATELE.

Moskva, 81. kvetna. = Mi
INSTR valky Leon Trocky v
predvcerejsi schulz komunisti
cke strany pronesl rec, jez mu
ze byt povazovana "a posel-
stvi smirenf vsech protiv We
strane. Trocky, jenz sveho ca
su povazovan byl "a vldce o.
posice a jejz delSi pobyt ma
kavkaze nepochybne privedl
Ease nazpet v llno strany,
pravil mezi jinym: "Kazdy z
mas muze byt v pravu jen We
strane a prostrednictvim stra-
ny. My stale jeste musime ce-
liti velkym obtizim a musime
Sc vSichni spojiti jako vojini,
abychom potirali tyto potize.
ia chapu svOji povinnOst v tom
to Okamziku jako ukaznsny
Glen strany a jsem ochoten ia
ko kterykoli jiny Glen uznati
syIj omyl, avsak nikdo nema
prava vykladati tento omyl,
jako by byl namiren primo
nebo neprimo proti hodnot6 a
kazni strany."
Professor. Peobracensky, je-
den z ruskych delegate ma lon
dynske konferenci a byvaly
vGdce oposice, We sve feci o
sporech We strane prohlasil, re
centralni vybor splnil poza-
davky oposice ohledn6 vnitrni
politiky strany re tudiz me-
stava zadne dalsi pffciny ku
spOrIm.
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0T0k Ma RAk0uskEH0 KANcL ERE,
DIR. SEIPEL POSTRELEN SOCIALISTOU
KARLEM JAWORKEM

Widen. 1acervna. = DR.. Sepel, rakousky kanc6f, by
posfeen vzn6 dne nadraz jizni drahy
madym socalstou enz potom obrat zbrah prot sobe
tezce zranil Pbeh zpusob zdeseni mezi sc di te
chvi nadrazi.
Lekari prohasil zranen Sepelovo vazne ackoli nj
koli kue Zaryla do jedne Strany
Pile eji vyjmu pro promnou dobu nen pokadano lekar
prakicke Kancer Sepe rpe delsi dobu cukrovkou
kterazto okonos e pokadana velmi zavaznou jeho
pfitomnem stavu
Karl Jaworek, 2Oey kancleruv 1tocnik byl zeleznic
MIN Vypal tri rany bezprostredn blizko
h avsak dvaxrae chyb svo obet Je nebezpecne zranen
a nemohl byti podroben krizovemu vyslechu.
DR.. gnatz Seipe katoicky knez vysokeho duchovniho
fadu by kancerem rakouskym cd kvetna 1922 nevet
81 zasuhu priklada ze zska fnancn pomoc Svazu
narodu zem Ma poitickem hnu ako Glen kerikalnl
podel DO kratce pred padem cisafs
rad mnstra socani pece kabnee Lammaschove
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vRAz Ma sEBE zAnEvRELl.
OBVINUJf Sc VZAJEMNE ZE ZABITf
ROBERTA FRANKSE

Chicago, l. cervna. - Dlouholet pratele Oba synove
mlonaf spolecnici dnosu zavrazden Roberta Frankse
Nathan Leopold, NIL Richard Loeb oba 19et sou dnes
nepfateli Obvihuji vzajemne zab ctrnactleteh0
chapce in&ho millionaire. Vschni lcastnc ragede jsou
Tide Oba jno 81 pocina jako by 81 vubec neuvsdomova
hrizu sveho cnu. Leopold dosud mluv vrazde ako by
sc jednao o kazdodenni udalos
"By to experiment. pravl dnes, "a e to tax
snadne ospravedn takovou smrt ako e to ospravednii
hmyzOznace, jenz nabodne br0uka spendik."
Statni navladn Grove ma mysli pouze jeden Gil -
pfedoz porots svedecv jez pfvede pachatee zocnu
popravse Ably znemozn obhajobu zaklade silenstvi
vyslycha inteektuani vrahy tfemi savnym
chatry neseda Mich zadnych stop neake dusevni
choroby pocnani staniho navadnho vyvolao protest
obhajcd zjednanych rodic kte oznaml ze Ultra podaji
zadost habeas corpus Ia jednohO obhacl ziskan byl
Clarence Darrow eden nejznament6jSich krminanich
advokatd zem Obhajoba bude nepochybne dokazovati
pfs plne studio pfepnani mozku vyvinuly obou ji-
nochu zvaStni sklon zlocinnost.
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PRk$Ek Sc oTkEL 0 -MASARYxA.
TRI MILLIONY KORUN BYLY PRY VENO-
VANY DO JEHO JUBILEJNfH0 FONDU

Praha -kYftna. Senator Prasek, 65yay pfedseda
enau jenz nasledkem hoveho skandalu byl resg
nova kdyz bylO zjstenO fondH hOvarnckeo sdruzen
pouzo bylo rlznym 1plakIm, pronesI senatu kite
snaz do skandau toho zaples presenta kasaryka
Prasek prohsl 16 milon korun jez vydao sduzen
ihovarnkl ma mmoradne dcele venovano bylo iIasa-
rykova jubileniho fondu ehoz Masaryk pfedsedou m
miOny kOrn Ostani peniZe jak Prasek tvrd v6novany
byy zbudovani move zemed6ske vysoke Skoly rznym
humanitnim kuturnm lcelim.
Byvaly predseda senatu pravil dale Masaryk zauja
prot nemu nepfatelske sanovsko en tohO dvodu
chte pklonit ku presdenovym socalistckym theorm
ohedne vlady.
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JAP0NskY PROTEST We WAsHlNeToNE

Washington, L. = Prisne mlceni bylO Zacho-
vavano zdejsimi lrednky povaze odpovedi. ez bude
podana japonsky protest vzhedem vyuce pristeho-
vaecvi one zem6 jenz dorucen byl odboru atu vcera
velslancem Haniharou. President Coolidge sekrear sta
Hughes dukadn6 prostuujf aponskou notu nezi zac
pracovati odpoved Neni pochybnosti tom, re
mericka vada zaujme stanovko re ak smlouvou 1911
pozdejsim gentlemanskym dohodnutim nevzdala Sc
prava reguova prpadne zamez pfsehovalectv ktere-
koli zem6
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POHRESOVANA DfVKA MA.
LEZENA.

Los Angeles, 81. kvetna.-
Elizabeth Freeman LindOva,
15leta divka z Worcester,
Mass, jez zmizela re sveho
domova pred tremi mesici, BY
la zde objevena vcera a "a
tcena. William Wright, jenz
die sdeleni policie prim6l dew
ce, ably ujelo a lilo S MIN, bu-
de zalovan pro prestupek Man
nova zakona.
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AMERIcTi LETcl ma DAL$l PoUTl

Kusimoto, japan, l. cervna. Americh sv6tovi etci
ktef pfibyl dnes rano Kasamigaur padesat mil
ne cd Tokia neps breh nasedkem bouflveho pocasi
Jeich aeroplany sou orove Osma dve mile Cd Kusimo
to- Panuje minenf re uchyl amercky torpedoborec
sova podniknou dnes let do Kagomy ostrov9 Kyusu
sv& posledni zastavky Japonsku
Sanhaj. l. cervna. Portugalsn avatikov6. etici Ii
sabonu do Macao Gina pfbyi do Aahabadu. Indie die
Reuterovy depeSe obdrzen6 zde Posedne byo mich seno
2 Jodhpuru, kde jejich aeroplan byl porouchan.
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DAL$i P0RADA NaINlsTRA BENE$E
s MUss0LlNlM.

Rim, 81 kvetna Csl mnistr zahranGnych zaezitosti
dr. Ed Benes jenz vral do Rma Scle kde predlo-
Eli presdentov Masarykov ku schvaeni askoeskou smlo
pfatestv kterou by sp6Sn9 drive ujedna mnisteskn
predsedou Mussolnm SVEN navrau do Rma obnoyl sv
conference Mussolinm senatorem Conarinm taem-
nikem taskeho zahranicniho fadu P te pfezitost
mes oznami zasupcIm alske vlady president Masary
pine schva uednanou smouvu ktera bude podepsana ja
mile bude formalne schvalena ministerstvy obou zem