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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
"P0VSTALcI" PR0Tl LEWlIs0W.
OBVINUJf JEJ DIKTATURY " HAVIR
SKE ORGANISACI.

indianapolis, 20. ledna.
Administrace Spojenych d1l-
mich d6lniki Ameriky narazi-
la dnes ma prvni vaznou opo-
sici proti svym smernicfm Cd
zahajenf pritomneho sjezdn
pred tydnem. Jednalo Sc totiz
ma n9m O otazku, zda nadale
organisatori mali byti voleni
neb ustanoyovani, jez ma po-
.hlef jest HSdAlezit4 Y avsak ve
skutecnosti ma vyznam dale
kosahly. "Povstalci" zadajf
ably organisatori byli voleni,
proti cemuz sc stavi vrchni pc
hlavari, nebot' potom vyjedna-
vani s uhlobarony bylo by wa
to z jejich rukou.
Phi hlasovani Eyes" a mo-
zdala Sc mfti oposice vetsinu a
tn strana Lewisova zadala hla
sovani die jmen, jez bylo dnes
jenom castecne provedeno a
vykazovalo 1915 pro admins
tract a 1907 prot nj. Lewiso-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30

sTARA vOLUCIONARKA PRAvt, zE BYL
NESTEsTfM RUsKA.

Praha, 20. ledna. - "Lenin
nebyl velkym muzem, pone-
vadz byl intensivne sobeckym
diktatorem. Jest pravda, on
nedbal o penize, jako n6kteff
jeho stoupenci, avsak on pfi-
lis miloval moe, a "a sedm
rokd, pri jejim vykonavani,
pfivodil hlad a smrt v Rusku. y
T6mi slovy karakterisovala
Katefina Breskovska, ''babic-
ka ruske revoluce", zesnuleho
sovetskeho vidce v den svych
osmdesatych narozenin v Bu-
benci, predmssti Prahy, kde il
navstivil zastupce IN. Y. He
,raldu".
"Demokracie," pravila Bres
kovska, "nepfijde nikdy ces-
tou nasilf, nybrz cestou vide
lani a evoluce. s timto Leni-
nem, jejz znala jsem dvacet
roki, jsem nikdy nesouhlasi-
la. On byl komunistou a ja Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
v MLADEM VEKU NABA-
zENY zIVOTA.

Chicago, 20. ledna. - Dive
mlade zeny, jedna z Mich opu-
st6na nevesta a druha, jez me.
la pred svatbou, polly jedu
v jednom male obrazkovem di
vadle v obchodni casti mesta.
Umluvily Sc pred tim ma spo-
lecne sebevrazde., Pi. Marie
Osbornova, 2Oleta, jejiz man.
Eel opustil il "a diva tydny pc
snatku, 4.skonala ma ceste do
nemocnice. Bernice Hinmano-
va, 18leta, jez m6la miti swat.
bu v n6kolika dnech, zemrela
"a tri hodiny pozd6ji v nemoc-
nici. Pfibuznf pravi, ze memo.
hou Sc domysliti priciny zou-
faleho cinu divek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
RJEckk Shl0uvA PODEPShnA.
MUssOLINI sPATRUJE TOM PRO sEBE
VELIKY TRIUMF

kojnemu rozreseni celehO spo
ru.
Ackoliv prave podepsana
smlouva pratelstvi prijata by
la italskou verejnosti $ nejvet
sim zadostucinenim, ieste vet
81 zisk ocekavan jest cd OBJ
chodni smlouvy s Jugoslavii,
ktera die panujiciho pfesved-
Cent prisp6je k tomu, ably pfa
telske styky mezi obema zeme
mi staly Sc jeste tesne.isimi a
intimnejsimi. Italie vyvazi vet
sinou hotove tovary, kdezto Ju
goslavie vyvan hospodarske
produkty, take mezi obema
zem6mi bude moznou zcela
zdrava vymena zbozi.
Ma Iterek chystany jsou v
Rime a v jinych prednfch me-
stech velke demonstrate ma o.
slavu pripojeni Rjeky k Italii.
V kim6 usporadana bude We
lika parada fascistii a zvlastnf
slavnost u hrobu neznameho
vojina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
VENIZELOS VARUJE.

Atheny, 20. ledna. - "Zda
Ii. jak nekteri politikove pred
vidaji, narodove Evropy sesku
pi Sc We dvou nepratelskych
taborech, francouzskem a bri-
tickem, bude to nejv6tsi ne
stesti, jez postihnouti mdze
cely svet". Toto vyjadrenf u
emil recky premier v rozmlu-
We s americkym zpravodajem.
"Co Europa dnes potfebuje, je
vyrovnani mezinarodnich spo-
rd," pravil a dodal, ze neda-
vna smlouva mezi Italii a Ju-
goslavii jest krokem v pravem
smsrn. Go sc tyce Male doho.
|dy, kecko nemini sc dozado-
vati vstupu do MI" pravil We
nizelos. "Avsak my nepochyb-
ne vstoupili bychom do nj,
'kdyby Ceskoslovensko vzdalo
Sc svych pritomnych namitek.
Rovnez projevil Venizelos mi
neni, ze projektovane uznani
Ruska velmocemi prispeje! zna
cne k ustaleni mezinarodnfch
vZtahH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30

cialni revolucionafkou. Nyni,
nasledkem jeho politiky, Rus
ko je nest'astnou zemi, bez
svobody. Lenin nenavidel Sc
dlaky a nazyval je hlupaky.
Jeho vlada jakoz j jeho stou-
pencil byla jistym druhem vys
siho sflenstvi."
Breskovska zakoncila svIj
interview vyslovenim vreleho
obdivu vIci Americe, k cemuz
ale pripojila, ze "Americani
vefi pfilis We vladu a malo v
lid"
Vzdor svemu staff Breskov-
ska pokracuje We sve socialni
praci a spravuje sirotcinec,
ktery s americkou pomoci zri-
dila v jistem mist9 ma hrani-
cich Karpatske Rusi. Ku svym
80. narozeninam dostala ne
scetna blahoprani re vsech
'kOnCin Sy9ta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
POMNfK PTAKoM A
RYBAM.

Londyn, 20. ledna. - Spo-
lecnost pro zamezenf krutosti
vIci zviratnm oznamuje. ze
vynalozi $4,000 ma zfizeni
ponfniku v Hyde Parku v upo-
minku ma "ptaky, zvirata ry
by. iichz zivoty byly ob6tova-
ny "a za'chovani rise behem
svetove valky." Ryby. o nichz
Sc cini zmfnka. byly zlate ryb-
ky, ma nichz zkouseny byly o.
travne plyny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
LENIN TRPEL MEKNUTfM
MOZKU.

Moskva, 90. ledna. - Mi
kulas Lenin. jenz odpoeiva v
mramorove hrobce blize zdi
Kremlu, nikdy nemel vyhlid-
ky, ze mohl by Sc pozdraviti z
nemoci. jez zachvatila jej
pred dvema roxy, prozradil
zde dnes prof. Forester, osob-
nj lekar zesnuleho. "Lenin tr-
pei nezhojitelnou nemoci -
m9knutim rnozku", pravil pro
fes0r Forester,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
rRocKY JEST HLfDAN.

Moskva, 20. ledna. - v So
vetskych kruzfch Sc priznava,
ze byvaly ministr valky Troc-
ky jest v polovicnim vyhnan-
stvi a pod dozorem policie ma
Kavkaze, kde ami drahy nesmi
pouzivati bez svoleni dradi.
Glen vykonneho Istredniho Wy.
boru Kamen9v odporucoval
zatceni Trockeho a byl pry "a
to spolickovan komisarem Pre-
bodzenskym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30

va strana ma vskk pevnou dd-
veru, ze az lHlne hlasovani
bude providence zvitezi vetsi-
nou aspoh 200 Hlast.
Kdyby oposice zvitezila, zvo
lila by cely stab sasi Is organi-
satori a nejenom to, dale by
pozadovala, ably mezinarodni
lirednici radili Sc $ uniemi
pred uzavfenlyn mzdovych
Edois6d 8 nl,1obal
Behem dnesni debaty recni.
ci oposice op6tovn6 prohlaso-
vail, ze Sc jedna o otazku svr-
chovane dIlezitosti = mali v
havirske organisaci vladnouti
demokracie neb diktatura. Ro.
vnez poukazovali, ze ii, kdo
nejvice "a Lewise a jeho ad.
ministraci bojuii, jsou bud ma
vyplatnf listine unit neb snazi
Sc dostati Sc tam. Delegati z
Ohia stall vetsinou dvou hla-
sd proti iednomu "a admins.
tract,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30

Rim, 20. ledna. - Minister
sky predseda Benito Mussolini
docilil sveho nejv6tsiho diplo-
matickeho triumfu podepsa-
MIN smlouvy Jugoslavii, ma
jejiz zaklade Rjeka pripadla
Italii a mezi obema zememi
navazany soucasne pratelske
styky. Mussolini podepsal tuto
smlouvu "a Italii a Paste Min
Gic "a Jugoslavii. Pc podepsa-
nj smlouvy vsichni til ministri
gratulovali 81 navzajem ku
rozresenf problemu, jenz do
te DOLBY povazovan byl "a ne
rozresitelny a "a stale nebez-
peel pro evropsky mir.
Italsky tisk We spojeni S po
depsanim smlouvy poukazuje
nynf ma to. ze Mussolini nikdy
nepomyslel ma nasilne rozre-
Semi rjecke otazky. v dobe,
kdy mluvilo sc chystanem
nasili. Mussolini pry pratelsky
projednaval situaci Jugosla-
vii a tax pripravil pidu k po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
P0Rutik GRIFFIs 0MIL0STNEM.
BYL v NEMECKEM VEZENt PRO POKUS
UNOSU BERGDOLLA

Berlin 29 edna Corss Hooven Griffis, mlady armad
nj poruck Hamilton, o. vysuhujici 81 trest nemeckem
vszenf pro pokus unes sbeha Bergdoa dopravi ej do
Spojenych Stati, byl omilostn6n
Formalty budou dokonceny Ultra nekolika hodnach
potom kdy ato depese bude cena Amerce bude cese
sveho Rozhodnu propustiti mad6ho America
ma oznaneno byo dnes pozde odpoedne narodn vadou z
pfmela tomu stani vladu Badenskou. pod ez
pravomoc zaezitos tato spada Zaroyen Grffsem
puseni budou v6zenf Mosbachu diva eho spoecnc Ro-
ger sperber francouzsky detev Pavel Gagarn rusy
ct Cvy dcastnik neblaheho dobrodruzstv Carl Schmidt
rastfelen byl tehdy Bergdollem.
Grfs byl odsouzen s. prosince 81 mescd do v2zeni
20 procesu nemz tvr ze p pokusu dnos Bergdollhv
vl6d&n byl jedn6 vasteneckym pohnutkami Vede toho
byla mu ulozena pokuta 2,ooo,oooooo marek -~.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
BOHATSTvf OHIA $10,473,.
$4,000.

Washington, 20. .1edna. =
Bohatstvi Ohia jest udano ma
|$18,473,3l6,000 We zprave w.
dane dnes censovnfm dfa-
dem. Je. to vzrhst cd r. 1912
o 105 procent. Ma hlavu ph-
pad& $3,045, tili 0 65.7 vice
mel pred deset l6ty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
ODSOUZENY PADELATEL
CEKU.

Dne IL. cervence 1919 byl
phi pokusu udati falesny eek
zatcen Edw. Goldstein, 2345
vych. 50. ul., ktery "a tento
starry poklesek odsouzen byl
vtera okresnfm soudcem Wal
therein McMahonem ma cely
rok do ohioske st&tnf trestnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
POVSTALECKA ARMADA
PORAzENA.

Mesto Mexiko, 20. ledna. -
Federalni vojsko, postupujici
ma Vera Cruz, porazilo rebel
skou aam6du v tube bitve, v
niz 1000 revolucion&ft bylo
zabito, die zpr&v z federal
mich prament.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22

Dispatches from Queenstown today stated that one Of the other wounded mon had died. making two dead. and that another of the wounded had to have his leg amputated. The condi- tion of this victim and of several others is so bad if is feared they will die.
 All the newspapers characterize the affair as disgrace to the Irish name. but no suggestion is made as to the faction to which the pcrpc- trators belong. The fact that the men who did the firing wore the uni form Of Free State army officers is not considered 10 prove anything. as if has been a frequent practice for wrongdocrs to wear stolen uniforms
 The Free State government will compensate all the wounded and the relatives of the dead.
 The Queenstown advices indicated that the inquest probably would not be held today.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
Public Astoundetl

By the Associated Press.
 The public here was astounded to learn of the murderous onslaught by four unknown men upon party of unarmed British soldiers and their wives and families last night at Queenstown.
 The fact that the assailants tri- umphantly shouted the name of one of the leaders in the recent Free State army mutiny is taken here to indicate that they were connected with that movement.
 Strong anti English feeling exists among a considerable section of the Irish and it has been reported that the suspicion of official fayoritism toward certain officers in the Irish army who were formerly in the Brit ish service is largely responsible for the mutinous spirit which has arisen in connection with Irish demobliza- tion.
 The Free State government is doing what it can to trace the criminals but 1t Is recalled that the Cork district where the incident occurred was ex- cepted by former defense Minister Malcahy when he recently declared the situation in Ireland to be under the governments control, and the prospect for capture of the murderers does not seem a very certain one.
 Mnlcahy, questioned last night by the Daily Telegraph's Dublic eorres- nondent said that the attack was ''an isolated act of blackgnafdism, signi- ficant of nothing but that there were four fellows who were prepared to do anything"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
Military Inspection in
 This City April 22-24

Hartford, March 22.-Inspection of ordnance material issued to various militia units in Connecticut by Col. E. F. bHern, ordnance officer. first corps area or assistants is announced in adiut. generals orders today with the following dates assigned;
 Willimantic, April :. &; South Man chester, April 9, 10: Hartford. April 10. l9; West Hartford, April 19, Fl: New Britain. April -, 24; Bristol, April p, 26: Torrington, April 2S, 29: Waterbury. April 90, May 5; Meriden, May (, !.
 Announcement of the resignation of Carl s. Milroy, Sth observation squadron, A. S., and his honorable discharge is also announced. Tech nieal Sergeant Mario l.. Pope, service company. 1o2nd infantry retires to ac- eept an appointment as second lieu tenant of infantry, vice Farona re- signed.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
MAN AND WIFE IN ROW
 OVER MISSING LIQUOR
He Hit Her, She Chased Him With Broom. and They Tell Judge
 All About It

An argument over whiskey his wife had in the house and some of which
 he was accused of stealing was the
 cause of the trouble that ended up in Michael Karbonick beating his wife. Catherine, at their home. 42 Star street yesterday noon, according to the story told Judge William c. Hum gerford in police court this morning by karbonick when he was aarraign- ed on charge of assaulting the woman. The wife claimed that the argument was over some pictures that Ter husband had taken from the house.
 karbonick exhibited a wound on his forehead that was similar to a pimple and said his wife had struck him there with a broomstick after chasing him from the kitchen into the bedroom. He admitted, however that he had struck his wife first.
 karbonick told the court he was operated on in December and he was not able to work. For that reason, his wife has been working for the past IS months earning practically all the money to support the family.
 The man was found guilty of as sault and fined s10 and costs. He was arrested by Policeman Thomas J. Feeney on a warrant issued after Mrs. Karbonick complained of the as- sault to Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G. Woods.
 Henry Dolan of 1910 Stanley street had few drinks of liquor last night and upon entering Main street made his presence known in such a manner that Patrolman Will liam Grabeck was called in. When the policeman attempted to take Do Ian from the restaurant, he was show cred with such loud and abusive lan- suage that he placed Dolan under arrest for breach of the peace and When arraigned in court Dolan was found guilty and fined s1o and costs.
 The case of Boleslaw Fedorczyk, with reckless driving. was further continued until Tuesday at the request Of Attorney P. F. McDon- ough. The attorney told the court that he had just been called into the case and was not acquainted with the
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
Tobin Rcpll.liates .Aet
By The Associated itles..

1S AHs ahaUEAdItu A4trs.
 Dublin. March ae.--The reperhora. tions from the mutiny within the Free State army are growing louder.
 The latest development at Queens. ton in which q detachment of British soldiers on leave was fired upon by men in Free State uniforms created a sensation in the capital, and President crosgrase immediately telegraphed a announcement of the ''cowardly crime" to the British minister.
 One British soldier was killed and 2 were wounded, four so seriously that they are not expected to survive. Tho party of about 50 persons. includ- Ing some of tho mems wives and ehil- dren. had just landed al Queenstown from Spike island, the British naval base. when A big motor car drove m th, pier and the four uniformed occu- pants opened fire with Il machine gun.
 Tho car then sped away, Free State troops were sent in search Of tho as- sassins who are reported to have shouted up Tobin" as they drove away. General Tobin was one Of the officers at the head Of the Free State army mntiny and is still al large.
 Gen. Owen O'Duffy Free State com mandcr in chief. immediately sent staff officers to Queenstown for an in- testigation.
 General Tobin today sent Il letter to the newspapers denonncing the Queenstown crime and the reported connection of his name with it. The letter read.--,
 ''I hasten to disclaim any rosponsi. biiity for the cowardly act reported from Queenstown"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
Huerta Reported Headed
 For Texas on GunbOat

New Orleans. March 22--The gum boat Zaragosa, with Adolfo De La Hnerta and other Mexican reyolu- tionists is headed for Galveston. Texas. fl was believed today in offi- cial Mexican circles, This was based on intercepted radio messages. The flight of the rebel leader indicates the collapse Of the revolution. The Mexican government made no effort to apprchend Dc La 1Iuerta but wol- come his departure to foreign soil. II is understood that De La Hnerta, after landing at Galveston. will come to New Orleans to join his wife and family.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
May Have to Call Entire New Venire in McCray Case

Indianapolis, March aa.-Possibility of court officials being forced to sum mon q new venire in order 10 em- panel a jury for the trial here of Governor McCray on charges of em- hezzlement of state funds, loomed when at the opening of the sixth day of the trial today, only five jurors had been tentatively accepted while the original Nenire Of two hundred men is nearly exhausted. Approxi- mately one hundred talesmen have been examined and many others eA- cused from service, \ large number of those examined have been dismiss- cd as q result Of their holding fixed ccnce of the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
l3O AUTO|STS ARE
 STUCK IN THE SNOW
Many Of These Kansas Tourists
 Suffer From Exposure

Topeka, Kan. March e2.-One hun, dred and thirty automobile tourists many i'll from exposure and without medical aid, are stranded at Kendall Kansas, blocked by the heavy snows that swept western Kansas the past week
 Kendall is a village of less than 100 population on the Santa Fe Trail. 30 miles east of the Colorado line.
 The plight of the tourists, among whom are women and children, be- came known last night when tele- gram asking assistance reached the office of Governor Davis.
 The village is without q doctor or a drug store. Some of the tourists are sleeping in barns. in a school house and i'll their cars. Those receiving bet ter accommodations are overcharged, the message signed by W. G. Garrett said and added that no "ffort is being made to open the roads.
 We arc in q very serious condi- tion," the telegram said. "'rhe roads are absolutely impossible for automo- piles. A bad blizzard is blowing. Can not explain our true condition as you would have to be here to See for your self
 Thirty five autos are in the maroon ed party, according to Garrett who said practically all of the cars are bound for Kansas City and points east.
 The governors office immediately instructed Hamilton county officials to aid thetourists and to open the roads.
 Western Kansas has been snow bound for more than week. Advices from Garden City, 50 miles east of Kendall. said that it took fifty men a week to open the santa Te Trail through Finney county
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
Hope Abandoned for Any
 Of Submerged Sailors

By the Associated Press.
 Tokio, March a2.--IIope for the rescue Of eighteen men trapped in the after compartment of the submarine a3. lying on the ocean bottom off Sa . St bo, has been abandoned. Efforts to ra ise the craft or drag 1t to posi- ton where it would be possible to llberatc the imprisoned have failed. Twenty-siN men were drowned when he vessel sank after collision with T warship and the i other members of the crew were suffocatcd.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
SUGAR UP 66 POINTS,

New York, March 22.--An over- night advance of 66 points in March deliveries due to covering marked the opening of the raw sugar futures market today. The scarcity of March contracts led to an advance of 4 to S points on other positions.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
ATTACK IS MADE
 ON BRITISH TROOPS
Machine Guns USed--PubGC AS- founded at Drastic Action

London, March 22.--The latest re- ports to the war office from Queens town. received shortly after noon to- day, give the casualties in the shoot ing there as follows:
 One officer seriously wounded; one private dead of wounds, eight danger ously wounded and six others seriously wounded: three pricates slightly wounded. and five civilians. including two women, wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-26
ONTARIO VOTES
ON BOOZE
viii Decide Whether or Not
10 Go Under Quebec Law

TORONTO. ont. Sept. s6-rwo
questions only viii be on the ballots
used by voters on October 20. the
date set 20 decide the future Of the
Ontario temperagre act which has
been IN effect Ia the province since
1910.
Premier Ferguson has announced
the questions would be;
Are sou in favor OF the contln.
uance Of the Ontario Temperance
.actT''
Are you In favor Of the sale u a
beverage Of beer and spirituous u,
quor In sealed packages under gov
eminent oontrolg'
n the second question 4 answered
fayorably, Ontario viii SO under the
same Kind OF law that prevails IN
Quebec. her nclghborins province 10
the east. Each Canadian province has
her home rule on the liquor problem,
somewhat similar 10 the old local
option and state prohibition laws In
the United States before national
prohibition.
The present ontario temperance
law permits the sale Of beer lcalled
ale herci with an alcoholic content u
not 20 exceed 1 IL per cent by vol
ume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-26
FEW JAPS TRY
SMUGGLING
immigration Service Having
Little Trouble
MUCH OF IT EXPECTED
No Extra Help Will Be Put
on Canadian Border

Despite the new and stringent 1p.
pllcation % the 1924 immigration ugt.
aimed specifically AZ japanese there
are few indications Of tho expected
increase IN smuggling aliens into
WRFhiugtou state,
This b the opinion u Luther
Weedin. immigration commissioner
here. following The first two and
half months under the new law.
Wecdlp does not attempt 10 sE.
plain H.. but says that the immigra
ton law which went into effect July
was expected 20 greatly increase
attempts AZ bringing Ia aliens over
the Canadian border and IN ships
reaching the Northwestern ports,
II believe that with Tho exception
Of three or four more men I will ask
FOR duty In tho olympic peninsula.
wo have sufficient border patrol
men," tho commissioner declared
ending Fumom that a ciyll service
examination scheduled for October s,
for border cline riders" was orig
mated 10 provide large numbers o.
patroImen under the new immigra
ton act,
we have been taking on border pa.
irolmeu, therefore," he said. from
tho lists of Immigrant inspectors and
from tho railway mail service, Con-
srcaa has approved this border Ia,
apector position and tho now exam.
nation IL oct Tor October 3. n Is a
routine matter and there IL no cmsr.
Ecncy connected with a.
As border pa,rolmen advance,
they may be appointed immigrant in
Hprctors" he added
Persons interested In the workings
Of tho new immigration act believe
that tho reported lack Of increase
among Jap smugslcrB mny be due
TO tho lack thus far 81 definite
judicial interpretations by 4, s..
courts on the status Of the Chinese
exclusion act and past treaties as
affected by the now law.
when that Il decided-and Judge
jeremiah Nctcrcr u now looked upon
as probably tho pioneer jurlst on the
mattcr-aiiena WIN know tho posd'
bliltica or entrance into the United
States and tho need for smuggling
20 gain entrance under tho new
statute.
Judge Nctsrer has several cases
under way now and his decision viii
probably be the first in tho nation
on the Interpretation o. the 1924 act.
ar neither san Francisco nor East.
ern ports have cases as far advanced
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Camera Thief Faces
Is Years at Monroe

Jack Doyle. rs, Fred Gates, -. and
Emory Sweeney. rs. faced terms %
from ono 20 10 yeau In Monroe.
Friday, following conviction on lar
ceny charges before Judge King
Dykeman, Gates and Sweeney said
they were guilty % rohbinE man
and woman In Collins plhyfleld. Au.
gust 20. Doyle stole $3.50 camera
from Prank Jacobs, star staff pho.
toguipher. and paVned Il for $3.50.
he admitted