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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10
MEN IN HARD FIGHT
TO BEAT OFF SHARK
Sea Monster Attacks Fisher
men in Small Boat.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Saved from death
after struggle Of an hour with a
huge saucer-eyed shark with double
rows of spear-shaped teeth, which
sought to devour them, Richard Gun
Their and Donald Cavanaugh are seek
ing the body of the giant killer which
they hope to keep as souvenir after
it is washed ashore.
Gunther and Cavanaugh, who is
fourteen years old, were fishing In an
open boat a mile offshore from New
port beach when the shark attacked
them, evidently attracted by the bait.
The huge killer, 20 feet long, circled
the boat several times, then raced to-
ward it and attempted to seize the
boy.
Commanding the youth to crouch in
the bottom Of the boat, Gunther
grabbed a spear which he keeps in the
boat and slashed the shark with It
This only seemed to infuriate it. 1t
attacked again, dyeing the water with
its blood. Then it seized the gunwale
in its jaws and tore Jagged hole In
the craft.
Just as Gunther, exhausted, believed
he could no longer ward OF the shark,
two men In q boat, nearby, attracted
by the boys cries for help. came to
the rescue and renewed the attack
Apparently mortally wounded. the
shark swan slowly away.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10
LIQUOR Tested on Rats
Lands Couple in Jail

Omaha, Neb.-Thirteen sleek rats
penned In a cage in a chemists lab
oratory, were instrumental In govern
ment agents obtaining conviction Of
an Omaha man and his wife on a
liquor selling charge, with subsequent
sentence of year in jail and heavy
fine for each In Federal court
The question of sampling the liquor
which the pair sold was brought up in
court, and to determine whether 1t
was fit for human consumption, the
agents submitted it to chemist. He
fed it 70 the rats and then watched
their reaction.
The rodents displayed many Of the
characteristics of an intoxicated hui
man, the chemist reported. Not ono
died, rather they all thrived, he de-
clared on the witness stand. Although
defense counsel questioned the admis-
sibility Of the experiment as evidence,
It was allowed to stand as indicating
the potency and possibilities Of the
liquor for beverage purposes.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10
"Too Happy to Live;
Rich Youth Kills Self

Quebec7The body Of an unidenti-
ned young man who apparently had
committed suicide because wealth had
made him too happy" was found be-
side 4 limousine bearing New York
state license, near St Come de Beauce,
close to the Maine border. A note
pinned to the coat read:
do not mind me. My name would
be useless to you. But I wish the
world to know that l committed sui
eide because l was too happy. / al
ways got what wanted In my life. My
parents are millionaires. do not find
life good enough to remain in it
have strong longing to find out what
there is In another life"
There was bullet wound In the
head
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10

A tea set, more than 200 years old,
is carefully cherished by Mrs. Hamp-
ton B. Miller, of Alfred, Maine. Tho
set is complete, having II of the usual
group articles, with the larger piece
intact 1t is blue-white china, with
willow blue stripe and blue polka
dots all over the surface, and was
originally the property Of Mrs. Mer-
rill's Observation-Disclosures and has
been handed down to the oldest girl
If each generation on her wedding day.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10
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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10
Straw Boats Lightest

Straw boats, SO light that one man
can carry a large one, and so buoyant
that a small one will support ton of
freight, are used by the Peruvian In
dams. The boats are constructed Of
large cables Of barley straw, tightly
bound and dashed together. They are
$eported to be almost unsuitable and
will not easily capsize, is Information
given by the Detroit News.
Responding to nearly every motion
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10
Gathering the Wheat

The wheat harvest usually begins
in June in California, Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi, Alabama, Georgia, the Caro-
linas, Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky,
Kansas. Utah and Missouri; in July
in Oregon, Nebraska, Minnesota, Wis
consin, Colorado, Washington, Iowa,
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, New
York, New England and Upper Can
ada; in August in North and South
Dakota. Manitoba and Lower Canada.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10

street Of the little village Of Scheggia
by crowds Of peasants.
They acclaimed the king, but ex-
planned to him Scheggla had been on
bad terms with Gubbio for some seven
or eight centuries, and it was not to
be borne that Cubic should have the
memento to her war heroes inaugu.
rated before that Of Scheggia. which
also had just been erected.
Scheggia may have only 1870 In
habitants. but she is proud little
town today, for the king then and
there unveiled her monsmant
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10

nave two million. Detroit, for which
no estimate was made, has probably
passed the million mark. Other rap
idly growing cities for which no esti-
mates were made are Los Angeles,
Seattle, Denver, Akron, Bridgeport,
Houston and Spokane.
The estimates make several changes
In the relative rank of the cities. New
Orleans has passed Cincinnati, Roches-
ter has outgrown Jersey City. Provi-
dence has fallen behind st. Paul, which
In turn has been passed by Oakland
Springfield, Mass, is now ahead of
Grand Rapids. The 79 cities:
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10
&NeHV-AMe
MWAup More
Mdn 10000
sRpuAHoL
BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

cities Of the United
States have passed the
100000 mark In the last
year. according to esti-
mates by the census bu-
reau. That gives us 70.
And the big cities are get
ting bigger. New York
has passed the six-million
mark. Chicago Is ap-
preaching three million.
Philadelphia will soon
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10
s. D. Brill.
Valuable Tea Set

4oe S. Main St. Lo. Angeles. Calf
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10

of the water, they are said to have the
disadvantage of making even sea-
soned sailor seasick, but their safety
is counted an important point in their
favor for the waters Of Lake Titicaca,
where many of them are used, are so
cold that even strong swimmer would
likely soon perish In their depths.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10

| CTATISTICS, say you? Just popu-
- lation statistics and dry as dust?
Not SO. Quite the contrary. Read be-
tween the lines and you will find 1t
a fascinating list. 1t spells the three
hundred years Of our history; the
march Of the American people across
the continent; our territorial, indus
trial and commercial development from
a new land to the wealthiest and most
powerful nation on earth; the tn
umphs Of both war and peace !;
glimpses of the contrasting civiliza-
lions of colonial and Twentieth CEN
fury times.
In proof of this, run through the
list and note what each city suggests
to you. New York likely says,
broadway, Wall Street, Tammany
Hall, Woolworth building" Chicago
probably suggests Windy City, stock
yards, Great Fire. grand opera and phe-
nomenal growth. There are living
native-born Chicagoans who have seen
1t grow from about 1900 when incor-
porated In 1887 to the fourth city Of
the world Boston means baked beans
and cultura- Detroit shouts "Fliv-
vers!" Minneapolis spells -four; Grand
Rapids furniture, and Tulsa oil. Phil
adelphia takes us back to the Declare
ton Of Independence, the Revolution
and the Constitution. San Antonio re-
calls the Alamo; Richmond and At
lanta the Civil war. Washington
means congress and Uncle Sam. And
so on.
CTUDY of the names Of these cities
- Is interesting. A few are purely
Indian: Chicago, Place of the Wild
Onion; Seattle, an Indian chief
Kansas City, Omaha, Tacoma and 9TH
ers. Several are Spanish: Neustra
Sonora La Reina de los Angeles, San
Francisco, San Antonio, Ell Paso. The
French are represented by Detroit
(Strait), New Orleans. st. Louis, Des
Moines and Duluth. The Dutch lost
New York (Nieuw Amsterdam) and
Albany (Fort Orange) to the English,
but gave names to Yonkers and Sche-
nectady.
There are classical names, like Phil
adelphia, Utica, Syracuse; descriptive
names, like Grand Rapids, Fall River,
Salt Lake City; made names. like In
dianapolis. Boston, New York, New |
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10
What Did Cubic Think?

When King Victor Of Italy was on
his way recently to unveil war me-
mortal in the ancient town Of Gubbio
he found his automobile barred In the
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-10

Bedford are named after cities in Eng
land.
Cities named after men often open
up whole chapters of interesting his
toric associations Houston, for ex-
ample, bears the name of Sam Hous-
ton, the hero of San Jacinto. a most
remarkable character. Jacksonville Ii
named after Gen. Andrew Jackson,
who, before his election to the Presar
dency, took possession Of the Spanish
territory Of Florida. Cincinnati, one
Of the oldest names In the list, COM
memorates the Society of the Cincin-
natl, organized In 1873 by regular off,
GERS of the Continental armies, with
George Washington as its first prest
dent.
D ELIGION, 1t is interesting to note
IN bulked large In the founding Of
several cities. Boston (1630) was
founded by the Puritans who came
over to secure religious freedom. New
Haven Q63S), the bible Common
wealth." WAS a Puritan experiment In
Providence (1636) was founded by
Roger Williams, who was prosecuted
by the Puritans because he believed
that church and state should be sep
arate. Baltimore (1696) was estab-
lished by Lord Baltimore as q refuge
for Roman Catholics who were an
athema-as were Episcopalians. Bap-
lists and Quakers-among the PuritanA
Philadelphia (16s2)-City Of Broth
erly Love-was founded by William
Penn, leader of the QuakerA San
Francisco and Los Angeles we're Fran
ciscan missions. Salt Lake City (1847)
WAS founded by the Mormons seeking
asylum from persecution because Of
their religious belief
4 DEQUATE inquiry into the why
L "A and wherefore Of the settlement
and development Of these cities would
of course take volumes. In the case Of
the harbor was the attraction The
gold rush Of 1849 changed the latter
from a mission to a city almost In Q
day. New York, Philadelphia and New
Orleans have a combination Of river
and sea. In the early days Of a new
land interior travel and trade follow
the big rivers; hence Cincinnati, st.
Louis, Louisville, Omaha and Kansas
City; the latter was the beginning Of
the Santa Fe Trail and st. Louis the
center of the American fur trade up
TO 1843.
Special conditions account for GER
tain inland cities. Discovery Of gold |
and the pixies Peak or Bust" rush Of |
1859 settled Denver. The Mormons lit
orally made Salt Lake City to blossom
ike a rose In tho desert Find out why
Detroit, Los Angeles, Seattle, Denver.
Akron, Bridgeport, Houston and Spo-
zane-the cities not estimated-ars
growing 50 rapidly and you have some
hing interesting.
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Fall Asleep on Floor
Near Fathers Cell

Ossining, N. Years Of SYM
patty trickled down the cheeks
Of attendants In the death house
at Sing Sing when the daughter
and son. three and two years old,
respectively. of Frank Minnick,
s Buffalo prisoner. fell asleep
on the floor Of the corridor out
side the door of the cell occu-
pied by their father. Death
house guards obtained pillows
and blankets for the children,
while their mother and father,
who had not seen each other
since he was brought to Sing
Sing two months ago, talked to-
gether for the last time.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
BOURLIvY |. MAJ V NEMECKU.
CTYRI zABITI A MN0n0 P0RANE-
nYCH Phl DEMONSTRATION.
v ANGLII A We FRANCII MINUL DELNIC.
KY SVATEK KLIDNE.

Berlin kvetna. Policie srazia komunistickym
demonsranty Koensbergu dne pr cemz diva komunist6
byi zabit n6kok poraneno Rovnez diva muzi byi zabi
pet b6hem demonstraci Hndeburgu, SeZsku
Presdentem Ebertem vydan dekret narzujic uvezneni
osob ez by organsovay zakazane demonstrate neb
mich podley
Londyn, 1. kyetna. - Prvni maj mnu zde snad nej-
delncky svatek. By prdvod avsak nasledkem
toho husa mlha snesa ulice byly vlhke nebylo
mem tolik 1castnkd jako obvykle
Toxic, L. kvetna. Pod ostrazityma ocima 5000 poll
cstI mezitim JIM ukry by rGznych srategickych
msech vice nez 10000 denikd pochodovao zde dnes
ledne te nejkdn6js demonstrac jaka kdy bya zde ko
kvena Neocekavane vzruseni nastao, kdyz bal
Ion vlecneho odsva etici mad mestem byl snes
nevce frekventovanou kzovatku do zasupu pocho
ducch muzG nichz mnozi zpvali delncke psne Balon
jenz preraz ray elektrcke drahy zdrze pasaz chv
Ii, byl poskozen, ale nikdo neprise drazu
Demonstrate zahaena bya rano sch1zi pod rou oblo-
hou ma nz podilelo $4,000 osob Resoluce
kerou odsuzue ameky pfstehovalecky zakon bya od
kazana vyboru.
Pafz, l. kvetna. Dnesek byl tim nejkdnejsim prvnim
maem cd sv6tove vaky po cee Franc Vozkove autodro
EEK by edni stavkari Parzi kdezto severni Franc
Elsasko Lornsku Loire bahskych industrialnch
oblastech panovaly normani pomery Nkde neuday
be menSf vytrznosti - -4s
Washington, /. kv6tna. - Prvni maj, nemuz byva
vzhzeno obavami mnohych evropskych zemich naleza
Spoene Staty esci ndustranimu mr pravl sekretaf
prace Davis prohlaseni dnes vydanem.
"Je vlasne dnes prace pro kazdeho denika, pokraco
val Mzdy pracovn podmnky sou leps nez kdykoli by
l Savebn remesla vsech naSch vekch mesech vyka-
zui stale zamestnni pfi vysokych mzdach Stizno, kde
koli vyskytu jsou vyrOvnavany mnohych pfipadech
mzdoya dohodnuti uzavrna dlouha obdobi do bu
doucnosti Zeme cell velkemu stavebnimu programu'
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MLADISTVf HUDEBNfCI
ZfSKALI CENY.

Toledo, O., l. kvetna. -
Til clevelandsti hosi a jedna
toledska divka ziskali ceny "
prvnim zapasu mladistvych hu
debniki, usporadanem Ohio
skou federaci hudebnich klubI,
jez kona zde Sized. Ceny wy
hrali Clevelandu: Jacob Kaz
ly tfid4 prvni pro houslisty do
ctrnacti let v6ku; Lionel No.
yak, We tride prvni pro pianis-
ty; Edward Pfleger, We tride
druhe pro pianisty, We veku
cd ctrnacti do osmnacti roku.
Kazdy z mich obdrzel cenu $25
a Ruth McInnes, z Toleda, III
skala tutez cenu "a nejlepe
vycviGeny hlas.
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NA 0CHRANU RYBkkskEno PRtMYsLu
PRESIDENT PRIMLOUvA Sc o KONTROLU
RYBOLOVU ALASCE,

Washington I. kvetna. President Coolidge appeloval
dnes sena ably pspe zachrane rybafskeho prdmysu
Alasce kontroou zajmu ez nyn bezohledne vykofst
veiky avsak ryce mzci zdro potravn americke
no Hdu'.
zada senat, ably schva predloi, ez byla jz pfijata
snemovne poslanecke odporucena priznve senatnm
borem obchod ale pro niz sav se skupny rybaru
majed nakadaren, pro nmz vcera vystoupil raznes
kretaf obchadu Hoover byl obynen im. ze vlasnt
pracuje do rou vehkych korporaci ez usild ovadnu
veskereho rybafskeho prImyslu Alasce.
President appel svGj adresoval dopise zasanem sena
toru W. L. Jonesov stau Washington predsedov senatn
no vyboru pro obchod.
Sekreaf Hoover sve vyrocnf zprave odporuci zfze
nj ybnch reservac vodach Alasky kde low neby by
jstou dobu dovoen, tax aby osos ne ryby mohly
rusene pemen Jnak die tvrzen Hooverova nen daleka
doba kdy lososi We vodach Aasky budou vyhubeni.
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ZNEPOKOJENf MA ITALSKO
FRANCOUZSKYCH
HRANICfCH.

Pariz, /. kvetna. - Nasled-
KEN hroziciho vpadu italskych
fascistd ma francouzske uze-
mi, zvlaSte v Nizze, francouz-
ska vlada prostrednictvim sve-
no vyslance V Rime cini velky
natlak ma vladu italskOu. Mus
solini, jak Sc pravi, nafidil "a
staveni vsech protifrancouz-
skych demonstraci a dal zat-
knouti tricet vytrznfkl z ia.
nova. Obyvatelstvo Riviery,
zvlaste ma francouzske strane,
Jest velice znepokojeno a po-
zaduie sesfleni pohranicnich
strait.
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BUTLER "a PREDsEDu vfB0RU.
MANAGER P. COOLIDGE
NV ODPORUCEN PRO TEN URAD.

Washington, L. kvetna. William NJ. Butler Massa-
chusetts bude ri narodn repubkanskou kampah nasou
pi pc Johnu T. Adamsov owy jako predseda narodnho
repubkanskeho vybou ida president Coolidge bude nom
novan konvenci Cleveande.
President Coolidge oznaml dnes, re tom pripade od
poruc vber Butlera sveho predkonvencnho
predsedu narodnho vboru die stareho zvyku eho odpo
rucenf bude pfijato.
Presdentovo rozhodnui bylo oznameno nasledujicim
prohlaseni vydanem dnes Bilem Dome:
"Po porade predsedou Adamsem jenz dal evo re
organisac pfho repubkanskeho narodniho vyboru
mini mem etrvati trade predsedy rozhodl pred
ozit vyboru jeho uvazen pTedsednictv jneno Villa
ma M. Butlera jenz ridl predvolebni kampan."
Ackol president prav, re Adams dal mu jevo ze
mini zsta cele vyboru je to znamou veci Coolidge
jeho radcove nepra 81 ej trade Adams nekery.
mi svym vyroky popud pro sobe zemena ceny Americk6
Legie.
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$PATNk VYhLiDkA PRO MELL0Ntv
DAH0Vf PLAN.
JEHO ODPORUCOVATELE DOZNAVAJf, zE
BUDE ASH PORAzEN v SENATE

Washington, 1. kv6tna. - Pfedseda Smoot senatniho
finanGnho vyboru doznal senate dnes ze
nebude dost has schvaeni pollock Melonova bernho
panu. Kdezto republican, sou roztrsteni, demokrate
tvor sjednocenou frontu vcere konferenc schval
plan senatora Simmonse North Carony nejstarsho mno
ritniho elena financniho vyboru
techto okolnosti administrator vddcove sova mohou
ocekavat vice nez doceni kompromsu Cetn pokrokovc
prohas budou prot kazdemu snizeni surtaxy So
procentni snizen normaln dani.
Simmonsove panu navrhuje snizeni surtaxe
prtomnych SO procent 40 procen kdezo panu Melo
navrhovana je maxmalni suraxa 25 Ma dG
chody pod odporucovana je Smmonsove panu dan
procent mist6 nynejsich procent procenta dd
chody mezi $4,000 $4,000 procent ddchody mad
$4,000. h
Melonov6 panu cleny repubikanske rany, ale prav
ze mohl by podat kompromisn dodatky pnem zasedan
senatu, kdyby poozky odboru pokadny byly zamnuy A.
vak nepfstoup by vysSi maximalni surtaxu nez 81
procenta.
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113 oBETl TORNADO ma JInU.
DODATECNE ZPRAvY Lief PLNY ROZSAH
SPOuSTY "A ZKAZY

Atlanta, Ca, l. kv6na = DIE zprav ez dosly dnes
do vecera oblas nz radio tornado sedmi jznh sta
TECH 113 osob zahynuo ranenych je n9kok peneznf
skoda jest odhadovana vice nez $1O0O0OOO Pomoc IL
eva je skytana Cervenym Kfzem jnym organsacemi DIE
ednotivych ati pocet mrtvych jest: South Carolina 81
Georgia, 49, Alabama, North Carolina, louisiana l.
Arkansas. /; Virginia Poce ranenych je odhadovan
plnych 500 mnozi echto zapasi mezi zvotem smrti
South Caroline kde tornado vyvinuo nejhroznejs
nicvou siu potet mrvch rost denn6 kdyz zatnaly do
chaze zpravy odlehych mist Zachranne poocne pra.
zahaeny byly dnes Columbia sorganisovanm dstfed
niho vyboru guvern&rem McLeodem cee Stani mice
sany savem zasobami potravin bya posana do spu
stosenych krajin.
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ZVONfKOVA
DCERA


lest nazev rom1nu p. Janem
Jirouskem, vseobecns chval
ne znamym starym seskym
clevelandskyym osadnikem
pro "Svst" napsaneho, KITE
ry zapoSne zitra We "Svetu'
vych1zeti. Bude uvefejno-
van dvakr&te v tydnu, totiz
We stvrtek q ' sobotu q je
vsnov6n StaryyIn ceskyym o.
sadnikim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

Praha L. kv6tna. - Vybor expertd odzbroovaci komi-
Svazu narodn dokonc svoji praci Vzhedem soukro-
me vyrobe zbranf stfeva byo rozhodnuto pncpy ez
Svaz narodi musi odporuc kontrou mus bt
ac kterou kazda jednova vlada mize podniknout
sve vastn zemi. Navrhuje tudz aby kazdy jednovy
stat konrolova vyrobu zbran mezch syych hranic tim
zpisobem too mohou zamestnavat ien fry, ktere
obdrzely zvastn dovoen ktere must sve Wade
znamovati kazdou jednoivou objednavku
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koNeREsNik kNUTsoN osvoBozEN.

Washington, L. kvetna - Kongresnik Harold Knutson
Minnesoty uznan byl nevnnym porotou Arlington vaz
ne zalob6 ez bya pro nemu trent pocsy kefi
zatk jej automobu nemz byl Leroy NJ Hullem kler
KEN jednom lfadu vladimir Pripad projednavan by pc
diva dny poroa vynea osvobozujcf rozsudek porade
rvavsi pres hodnu Po e vefeny zaobce podal nv
ably zaloba proti Hulovi byla skrtnuta.
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JAN MAsARYk VYsLANcEM PRO ANGLI|

Praha L. kvetna. - "Cesky Dennk" dnesnim SVEN
vydani oznamue re Jan Masaryk dosavadn egacn rada
pf ceskoslovenskem vysanectv Londyna bde menovan
vyslancem me vysance Jana Mastneho enz bude pre-
lozen ne pIsobiste.
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PoLsKE FINANCE Sc LEPSf

VarSava, /. kvetna. = Pol
ske statni prijmy "a mesic bre
zen obnasely 1872 milionI fla
tych franki, kdezto vydanf OBJ
naselo 112 milioni zlatych
franku. zeleznicni rozpocet "a
bfezen obesel Sc bez vselikeho
deficitu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
HuDDL EsT0N VYsVETLuJE REsoL LUC|

Washington, /. kvetna. :
odvisly demokrat z Alabamy,
vysetrovani celeho nadrazniho
dnes: "Prekapitalisovani tyka
miste zeleznicnich zrizencI.
platiti vysoke mzdy zaroven.
leznice vyd6lavaly slusny zisk
pax Sc cini zbytecn6 vysoke a
most "a to platf." Huddlesto
ma nadaji ma schvaleni jenom
pory. z. Clevelandu. ssOvsem,
z&jem,. neprojde We vyboru a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02
RockEFELLERtv OAR Y. ". c. A.

New York, l. kv9tna. Venovani vice nez $1,000, 900
Johnem D. Rockefelerem do pensnho fondu sekreta
ky Y W. c. A. bylo dnes oznameno pi Lewis H Laphamo-
vou clenkyn narodn rady zmnene organsace Prava re
dosoupii mze castky az $2oOoO0O Rovnez byo sde
eno pr Laphamovou, ze duh narodn rady byl snizen
$5O2 900 ma $163,00O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-02

= Kongresnik Huddlest0n, ne
jenz podal resoluci pozadujici
problemu v Clevelandu, pravil
Sc cele verejnosti a ma druhem
Nemdzete platiti "a 'vodu' a
Kdyz je vyzadovano, aby ze-
ma investovany kapital a kdyz
nekdy podvodne vylohy, vefej-
pravil dale, ze jeho resoluce
tehdy, kdyz Sc j dostane pod
kdyz Cleveland nema ma tom
nedostane Sc pred snemovnu."