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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-15
STOCKS DISPLAY
L|STEESS
TONE
Activity Confined To Small
Number of Stocks With
Narrow Price Limit

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The
stock market exhibited no signs Of
returning vitality In the early trad.
ing today. TRANSACTIONS were about
On the same scale as on the last
Few sessions Of last week, with
activity confined to a small number
OF industrial and speciality stocks,
IN which prices were again con
lined to extremely narrow limits.
Pressure on the oil stocks seemed
70 have lifted for the time being,
and a smaller volume Of these
shares was offered for sale today.
Prices recovered Sractionally but
gave no indication Of their. ability
to regain any considerable part Of
the losses sustained on Thursday
and Friday.
Rock Island common was the
most active stock on the board in
the first hour, heavy buying send
Ing the price more than two points
above Saturdays "lose. The buy
Ing is attributed to interests con-
nected with the Southern Pacific
seeking control of Rock Island.
Earlier in the year this stock rose
from % to SO on the same stimulus.
A better demand developed for the
whole rail list at the end of ths
first hour with New Haven, Sea-
+ board Air Line, Southwestern, South
ern Pacific, Reading, St. Paul COM
mon and preferred, and Lacka-
wanna, the principal participants in
the moderate forward movement
which followed. Union Tank Car,
up three points at 1281s; Stewart
Warner up 2 to 541s; Maxwell Mo-
tors "a" stock in new high ground
for the movement at SIN, and
few of the independent oils received
the bulk of speculative attention II
market which was behind the aver
age of recent weeks both in activity
and buoyancy.
Evidence of firmer commodity
prices and slight progress in the
current business revival were the
principal factors affecting the
market from the outside. Technical
conditions were unchanged, with
the chief feature that Of hesitapcy
on the part of the trading public
to enter the market until the in.
dustrial outlook contains less OF un-
certainty than it does today. The
stock market remains a trading
affair" in which professionals are
mainly responsible for the daily
swings in stock prices.
With two per cent the official
rate for call money, more reports
were heard today of outside loans
being made at TX per cent, and
certainly there is no evidence Of an
Immediate hardening of borrowing
rates for either short term or long
term money. ,zs.,..
Cotton sold off 80 points to the
lowest of the year on weak cables
and reports of beneficial Texas
rains. Grains were steady with
wheat fractionally higher and corn
inclined to sag. ~--.------.. -.-------
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-15
COMMON SENSE
FOR WOMEN
ADVISED
Numerical and Sex Equality
Not Always Vital, Says
Mrs. SnoWden.

LONDON, Sept. Is. Feminist
are in danger Of failing to exercise
q due share Of common sense and
thus running their successes, Mrs
Philip Snowden, wife OF the chan,
cellor OF the exchequer and a noted
leader Of women, warns.
Unless she be on her guard
there is a temptation for the fem.
mist, especially the young feminist
TO fau into one or two grave errors
OF Judgment" Mrs. Snowden de.
ciared. "Of these the aptitude to
think OF women qua women as
social value is one. Such faminism
Is not satisfied with having women
In parliament. 1t yearns to have
them there so per cent strong. II
assumes that women's interests can
never be properly looked after un.
less the proportions of men and
women are equal.
The exact opposite Of this might
conceivahly be true. Granted that
ti1ty average women are equal to
tirty average men in social value
Tor Its service this is not what the
state needs most. It is not served
best by it's average,
1t is served best by it's best. be
they men or women. One good
woman might, for a special pur.
pose be worth ten men. One woman
fool might destroy the work of ten
good men. The best for the com.
munity should be the objective of
the feminist of broad views and
wide sympathies.
An equal blunder is made when
the feminist begins to think the
smallest matter Of sex equality is,
OF more Importance to women than
questions touching the general Ia.
terest. In a very real sense there
Is no woman's Question-that is. no
question which affects women onIv
The question Of equal pay is of i'm.
i?ortance, at least, as much from
The point Of view Of the man who
10 undercut in the labor market as
" the woman whose remuneration
Is too small.
And so with the other so-calIed
women's questions. They must NOT
be unrelated to the general good
even In mind, for brooding on DIFF.
terences OF sex breeds bitterness. In
world where men and women
were meant to be the comnlenoyt
OF each other that question must
Jake precedence which affects the
happiness Of the largest number Of
human beings. Only so will the
real interests Of women be well
served"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-15
U. S. Cotton Report

The Census Report today showed
the number of bales of cotton
consumed during August, 1923 and
1924, respectively. as follows:
Cotton, exclusive Of linters-Con.
Sumed during August totaD, 357,-
465 and. 42,4S3; In cotton-growing
States 247,766 -and $4,000: Held
consuming establishments, Aug. 81,
$3.50 and 810.511; Held public
storage and congresses, 810,913 and
1,172,2S7; Imported, 4,136 and 1870;
Exported, including linters. 277.64l
and 244,415. s.-
Linters - Consumed during Au-
gurt, 1926 and 4S,595; Held con-
SUI ling establishments, 1884 and
los, sos; Held public storage and
'cpmpresses, 44.239 and 24,S69; Ex.
Ported. 6.064 and 3,S25.
Spindles-Number active in All.
lgust, 2S,945,60 and 33.7O4.S30.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-15
A Mark of Confidence

WHEN Washington was young
w and her famous avenue still
street of the future, dis
eliminating public had already come
to know and appreciate the first mort
cages handled by this house.
Time is the real test of worth. TODAY,
more than half century later, the
name of "Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey
Company" in connection with first
mortgages inspires the same feeling of
confidence as the Sterling" mark on
silver.
We are now offering these Notes,
secured by improved Washington real
estate, in denominations of $l00 and
upward. They return 61a4o and bet
ter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-15
Curb Stocks

lFurnished by W.. B. Hibha a g.,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-15
AIESI NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL MARKETS
Local Stocks
FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs 4 Col
SALES

~ 0SAA0hU0 w W. ~ &4AOO0 - W.
I, SALES.
Washington Railway and Elec
trio, pfd,-2@76A.
Riggs National Bank - 10@301,
lO03O1, 10@3O1, 5@301, 5Qa01.
Columbia Title Insurance Com
pany-v100@O,
Mergenthaler Linotype-10@
1874.
National Mortgage and Invest
rnent, pfd.-50@9A, 50@9A.
AFTER CALL
washington Gas ,ss, 1sss-s2OO@
I00%, SOCIOLOGY. $10o@100%.
Washington Gas Light - 10@61.
10@5l, 5@51.
Potomac Electric Sc Of 1853
81. 000@1041s,
Capital Traction 5s--$500@97.
Washington Gas Light-10@50B.
Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company-2@214.
i MONEY
Call loans, 5 ana s per cent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-15
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The grain
market was irregular at the open
ing today. Wheat started q to
y up.
Corn started Y to u off. Oats
were unchanged to * up.
Opening:
Wheat-September, 127A; Decem.
Der, 1874 @%; May, 139@140.
Corn-September, 1917 OK; De.
cember, 1872 @s; May, 1144 OILS.
oats-December,- 52% @53; May,
57K.
Evening star., 1924-08-30

country outside Of New York city
during July, 1924. exceeding by a
considerable margin the value of per-
mits and contracts recorded in July
last year. the banner building year
in the Nations history. The con-
struction record for the first seven
months of 1924 shows a substantial
gain over the same period of 1923.
The bulletin mentions that in the
period from July IL to August is,
1924. weekly orders received for
Southern pine. as reported to the
Southern Pine Association by an av-
erage Of 126 subscribing mills, have
averaged 67S,273 feet per mill. or 6.1
per cent above normal production.
This is an increase in demand of 1916
per cent over the similar period a
year ago. Weekly shipments during
this period averaged 59S,710 feet per
mill, or 93.7 per cent of normal and
10.7 per cent above the corresponding
period last year. Weekly production
averaged 544,672 feet per mill, or $50
per cent of normal. or SIS per cent
under that of the same period a year
ago.
Evening star., 1924-08-30
FINDS MIDSUMMER PINE
IN INCREASED DEMAND
Southern Association Reports In
dication of Soundness in Lumber
Industry's General Condition.

NEW ORLEANS. August 30.-The
present midsummer demand for
Southern pine lumber and timber is
almost 40 per cent greater than in
the corresponding period last year,
and the statistical status of the in
dustry indicates soundness in the
industry's general condition that has
not been equaled since 1917. according
to the Southern Pine Associations
Economics and Statistics Bulletin"
for August, which has just been is
sued.
Among other information concern
ing the general business situation of
the country mentioned is that reve-
nue. car loadings reached the high
point thus far for the year during
the week ended August 2; that re-
cent government estimates forecast
brighter crop prospects and improve
ments in agricultural conditions, and
that the midsummer building demand
continues exceptionally active, the
value of both building permits is
sued and contracts awarded in this
Evening star., 1924-08-30
BUILDING PERMITS
NEAR Low POINT
ss wv
With Real Estate Men Rest
ing, Total for Week Is
Only $180,45O.

;" Building permits issued by the office
| Of the building inspector this week
were the lightest for some time. with
a total of s1S0,450. Many of the real
estate men are out of town on vaca-
tions and plan to start construction
I projects when they return. Many
/. Concerns are also planning improve
mentS in the future.
: Most of the construction permits
I, issued this week are for dwellings,
/, with a number of alterations and re-
pairs in now existing structures.
The permits issued were as follows:
. w. E. GayIor. to build house at 1892
: " street southeast; $4,000.
; National Academy Of Sciences, to
/: install elevator: $4,000.
; Federal Realty and Improvement
/. Company. to build houses at 5121,
5 5123 and 5212 Lee street northeast,
: and at 5122 Sheriff road northeast; /;
" s12.5o0.
E; Stroehecker Construction Company,
ITO build house at 1914 Floral street;
81 900
: Albert Z. and Sarah A. Hubschman,
ito build house at 5512 Nevada avenue;
..s7 900
: w. C. Gatewood. to build automobile
!. truck building and repair shop at
: 1929 29th street: $1,000.
= Louis Mairman. to repair houses at
: 1922 to 1884 Lewis street northeast;
: $3.50.
. American Security & Trust Co. to
erect mezzanine balcony in the bank
building at 700 Fifteenth street:
Ss4. 900
: Winfield Preston. to build four
: houses at 1888 to 3539 Sixteenth
: street; $4,000
: Calvary NJ. E. Church. to make re-
pairs and alterations: $4,000.
: Trustees of the Pilgrim Baptist
Church, to build church at 1929
Third street southwest; $4,000.
George D. Powell. to make repairs
: on house at IA D street southeast;
$4,000
= c. j. Chamberlain. to build store at
.4101 Fessenden street: $4,000.
Z Harry Kite. to build six houses at
from 73o to 74o Fairmont street;
100000
John E. Walsh. to build house at
s2o4 East Capitol street: $4,000.
{ K. r. Agate. to build private garage
: In rear of 1893 D street southeast; ;
$1,000.
: Giles Heilprin, to make repairs and
alterations on store at 1927 F street;
$1,000.
/. David Feldman, to build house at
6701 Second street; s6.500.
Evening star., 1924-08-30
COURSE FOR statesmen.
Realty Concern Opens School OF
Instruction for Its Employees.

A public speaking course Is being
given to the sales force of McKeever
& Goss. The firm La conducting an
instruction school for all Its en-
ployes.
5Conceiving the idea some time ago
that It's statesmen swould be better
equipped to serve the public by re-
cciving a course of instruction IN
public speaking, this firm secured
the services of Caleb w. O'Connor,
who for the past 10 weeks has been
meeting the sales organization OF
the firm once a week for the pur-
pose of instruction. During this In
struction zach salesman has spoken
at least four times. The prelim-
mary work has now been completed
and from the force of 20 contestants
Evening star., 1924-08-30
100 ORPHANS STRICKEN.
Poisoned by Drinking Water at
alabama Home, But Will Recover.

: SELMA. Ala, August 30.-More than
100 inmates Of the Methodist Orphan
age, who were made Ill by what is
believed to have been poisoned water.
are recovering. The'water is thought
to have been infected from chemicals
and materials used in soldering joints
of new main.
: All the doctors and nurses in town
were called out last night to attend
the children. Although many of them
were nauseated and in some cases
prostrated by the illness. all of them
are out of danger today, according to
Supt Northcutt.
Evening star., 1924-08-30

country south of here in search of
the body of George Earls, Beit
Buckle County, whose blood-stained
buggy was found yesterday morning
5 miles south of Murfreesboro.
Evening star., 1924-08-30

8 have been selected for tho dnai con-
test, the winner of which will be
awarded a gold watch as a prize.
The final event will take place short
ly after the 1st Of September The
Evening star., 1924-08-30
Mccormick Visits Herriot.

BY the Associated Press
PARIS. August 30.-Premier Her
riot today received Medill McCor-
mick, United States Senator from
Illinois, and conversed with him for
one hour.
Evening star., 1924-08-30

following men have been selected as
contestants: Messrs. Salkeld. Finn,
Roberts, Ayre. Crane and Caldwell
The judge of this contest will be
James p. Schick of Washington
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-06
cechoslovaci v kanade. Al

Cechoslovaci v kanade. An
glicky list We Winnipeg, Kan,
oznamil svym ctenafum zaji-
mavou zpravu. V breznu prize
10 do Kanady asi TOO Cechoslo-
vaku, prva to cast vystehoval-
cd, kteri v poctu asi 5000 pri-
budou tohoto jara do Kanady.
Pochvaluje nase krajany, ze
bez ostychu a otaleni pomaha-
Ii vykladati z lodi sva znacna
zavazadla a dovedli Sc z vetsi
casti dohovoriti pristavnimi
lfedniky. Mnozi z Mich - po-
znamenava pisatel - slouzili
We svetoye valce We spojenec-
kych radach. Jsou to lide zna-
meniteho typu, cili, poctivi q
verohodni. Vola proto Cechy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-06
PkEDPlsY PRO vYsTEKovAlCE
Z CESkOSL LOvENSKA.
I umrtnim listen,

by umrtnim listen,
/ 6. vysvedcenim zachovalo-
sti,
Z. lekafskym vysvedcenim
od okresniho lekare,
8. vysvedcenfm obecnfho u
radu o poslednim pobytu.
Jakmile obdrzite povolani
cd ministerstva soc. pece do
Prahy-Libne, racte laskave pri
lozenou prihlasku vyplniti a
nam obratem vratiti, tax aby-
chom Vam die nj ma nejblizsf
parolodi zadana mista zabez-
pecili.
SamOZfejme nemuzeme ru-
citi, zda americke visum obdr-
lite.
| Nemecke visum a ostatni
formality obstarame Vam bez
platne.
Zadny vystehovalec nesmi
nastoupiti cestu z domova, do
kud nebyl zvlastni povolava-
ci listinou ministerstva soc. pc
&c do Prahy-Libne povolan, po.
nevada bez takoveto nebyl by
mu pas vydan, a musil by 81
}vratiti zpet domd, coz by zns
menalo marnou dtratu penez
=, Zadosti vystehovalcu, rize
ne ma ministerstvo soc. pec'
o. urychleni povolani do Prah!
jsou bez1celne, ponevadz mi
risterstvo bude povolavati be.
7. .vyjimky vystehovalce v pofa
di, jak jejich pasy byly mini
sterstvu zaslany.
Dale musi sc vystehoyalci d.
staviti do Prahy-Libne V de
urceny ma povolavaci listine
! Nedostavi-li sc v tento den, ne
bude wat ma ne zfetel a mu
re Sc stati, ze nebudou moci n;
stoupiti cestu do Ameriky to
hoto roku vubec.
!. Jeste jedenkrat upozcrnuje
me vystehovalce, jichz pasy n;
lezaji sc u ministerstva social
nj pece v Praze, ably nenastu
povali cesty bez povolani tt
, relive cekali, az k ceste mini
: sterstvem budou vyzvani. Nj
: nisterstvo ma tolik tisic pas
, ma starosti, re nemuze brati {
hled ma zadosti urychler
/ neb cddaleni povolani do Pra
. hy-Libne, iakoz i ma dotazy
, kdy jednotlivy cestujici budo1
k ceste vyzvani.
United States Lines
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STRANA PATA

do Kanady, nebot' Sc vyznajl
dobre v rolniceni a pfinesou
svoje zkusenosti do sve move
vlasti. Vystehovalecky komisar
oznamil winnipegskemu tisku,
re jsou zrucnymi a dobrymi
delniky a mnozf prijali praci,
jakmile jim byla komisafem
nabidnuta. Nekteff z pristehor
valcd nell sebou vice nezli ti-
sic dolaru - coz Americanam
ovsem imponuje.
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Dill Ill.
ROZUZLENf DRAMATU.
I.
Zoufajici.
Zoufajici.

Zpravy, ktere Rene Moulin
cd domovnice vyzvedel, nemo-
hly mu prospect. Jak vypatrati
die popisu tax neurciteho do
tycneho muze mezi 10000 droz
kari, kocimi a konaky pariz-
skymi? Kdo ostatne ruci "a
to, ze to byl drozkar skutec-
ny? Co souditi? = Kde pa
trait? = Kym as byla lecka u
bohemu diteti nastrazena? -
Rene vzpomnel 81 ma bidnika,
ktery nepochybne taky pred
casem zpusobil .zatceni jeho a
ktery nepochybne taky pred
casem zpdsobil zatceni jeho a
ktery, vniknuv pozdeji "a no.
ci do jeho, Reneova, obydli,
hledel tam do obalky mad
pisem: "Spravedlnost!" pod
strciti kompromitujici listek.
Tento tajuplny nepritel chtel
asi taky Bertu zniciti! Kdo to
byl asi? Jiste osoba mocna,
kdyz vymohla zatykac prot
nemu! Jak jeff stopu vypatra-
ii? Obratiti Sc ma policii? Ne
mono, nebot' tam chteli by oh
sirna vysvetleni, avsak on ne.
smell zraditi tajemstvi, jez ma
lezelo pouze jemu, a ostatnf
policie, ktera pc dvacet let ne.
dovedla vypatrati praveho vir
nika a nevinneho poctivce ne.
chala zemriti "a nej ma popra'
visit, sotva bude nyni st'ast.
nejsi.
/ Rene nev6ril vsak, re by ia.
juplni nepratele byli divku "a
vrazdili. Veril, jen V docasll:
odstraneni jeff: snad chteli j
zastrasiti jen, ably Sc zrekls
svych Nzamerd. Avsak .po ma
deli tie ;okaniziks ina to jiz ,ope1
zmocnovala' Sc no dzkost' a di
va predtucha, div nesesilel.
(Pokracovani |.
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Die narizeni ministerstva So
cialni pece republiky ceskoslo-
venske nebudou tez vysteho-
valcIm z Czech, Moray a Slez
ska cestovni pasy po vystaveni
prislusnym pasovym 1radem
primo do ruky vydany, nybrz
budou tyto zaslany minister
stvu soc. pece v Prazc. Vyste-
hovalec obdrzi pouze potvrzeni
ze pas byl vystaven a ma mi
nisterstvo socialni pece ode
Sian, kde mu bude po pricho-
du dc Prahy vydan.
Ponevadz u ministerstva soc.
pece Sc naleza mnoho tisic pa
sI ceskoslovenskych vysteho-
valcu a americky konsul mlze
denne vidovati omezeny pocet
pasu a mimo to muze byti pfi-
pusten do Spojenych Statd jen
rocne pfedepsany omezeny
pocet csl. vystehovalcu, bylo
vydano narizeni, die ktereho
kazdy jednotlivy vystehovalec
jchoz pas nachazi Sc u mini
sterstva soc. pece, obdrzi cd
tohoto ministerstva zvlastni Wy
rozumeni (cerveny listek), O.
znacene cislenl a obsahujici
datum dne, ktereho sc ma do
tycny cestujici do vystehoya-
lecke stanice V Praze-Libni do
staviti.
Racta 81 toto vyrozumenl co
rejpfesneji pfecisti. Nevyda-
vejte Sc ma cestu, dokud cd mi
nisterstva takovetoho vyrozu-
meni neobdrzite, neb bez neho
budete Prahy domu Wace-
nj.
V den urceny ma povolava-
ci listine, musite Sc dostaviti do
vystehovalecke stanice v Lib
iii, kde musite udati, kterou Ii
nil hodlate do Ameriky cestu
nastoupiti a kde Vas ocekava.
ii bude mas zrizenec. Tam OBJ.
drzite tez na zaklade povola.
nj ministerstva soc. pece svu.
cestovni pas.
| Cestuncim, jiz nemohou 81
yykazati povolanim cd ministe
,stva, prlstup do vystehovalec
Ike stanice nebude dovolen
rasy vydany Jim nebudou.
Jakmile obdrzite cestovn
pas, privede Vas mas zrizene,
do nasi kancelare, kde Van
budou dana veskera vysvetle
nj, tykajici Sc obstarani anne
rickeho visa.
Poplatek Ia americke visun
Jest dol. 10. - "a pas.
K americkemu konsulatu 81
musi dostaviti kazdy osobne
Ably americke visum obdrzel
musi Sc vykazati nasledujici
mi listinami:
l.. cestovnim pasem,
2. verejnym notarem oyeTe
nym vysvedcenim americkyc|
pribuznych neb znamych (af
fidavitem), kterym tito vyste
, hoyalci zarucuji pomoc a pod
poru,
3. rodinym neb kiestnym Ii
stem,
a. domovskym listen,
5. zenate neb vdane osob.
oddacim LISTEN, ovdovele oso
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RECNICKE PERLY 7

debat parlamente domacim i
jinem. Psshtele .tschto perlicek
jsou vstsinou nsmecti politikove.
" rozpravs o imunitnim zakons
pronesl poslanec A. tato krasna
slova: "Pomocf teto vladni pred
lohy chtsji Cesi zahajit trestni sti-
hani. jez jest tim zaludnsjsi, po-
nevada tschto zakonnych usta-
noveni dslaji osudnou tahaci har-
moniku a to K tomu lcelu, aby u
bohou obet' nechali tax dlouho
tfepotati, az Sc naskytne pTilezi-
tost, zakrocit = O zako-
ne ma ochranu najemnikl prohla-
sill poslanec b.: ento zakon
Jest mrtvs narozene dite, jjez Sc
k nam nest astnou nahodou zabs-
hlo a zbahnilo - Jina We
licina. poslanec c. pravil kraj-
MIN dGrazem. IS timto zakonem
Sc to ma jako Sc psim ocasem, je-
muz Sc svstlo zivota po kousku
shasina !. Pr projednava-
nj rozpoctu VIOLA poslanec D. va
rovns: "Vyzyyam vladu. ably
pfi obfezavani hiz;ich 1fednikG
pocinala 81 vstsi opatrnost.
" hospodafske rozpravs vyjadfil
Sc zemsdslsky poslanec E. takto:
"Mohu proto jen znovu doporuci'
abychom spolehali jcn ma vlastni
pomoc a nedlvefovali lidem, sto-
jicim mimo mas stav. jinak Sc jed.
noho rama probudime a spozoruje.
me. ze jsme mrtyi.. s" Y de.
bate zavodnich radach minil po
slanec F.: ento zakon jes
zvolna plynouci pramen, ktery ce
ly hospodafsky ziyot nsmecky hre
ii znenahla zardousit :"
Risskonemecky demokrat male
zitou vaznosti dovozoval: Ten
to zmocnovaci zakon je obrovskol
tasemnici, jiz RISKY snsm vel
kym odporem spolknul. (Vykfi
ky: Dobre chutnani!) Pf
projednavani nouzovcho zakona ,
fis. nsm. parlaments horlil komun
poslanec H.: "Clovsku je primo
ma zvraceni. vidi-li jak obcansks
strany tymz dechem, jimz volaj
po jednotne fronte. brousi take
soucasne vrazednou dyku ;
= A jiny komunista j. volal roz
hofcens: "Duch, Helferichdv j
to certovo kopytko. jez hloda n;
morku nsmeckeho lidu. ;"
Centristicky poslanec K. vykla
dal: "Politika lidova ubira 81
jednoduchymi cestami a hnee
vam ukazu. jak Sc to dsla
Soc. demokraticky poslanec l.
, ohrazuje Sc Y ris. nsm. snem'
proti vyroku zastupkyne centra pi
T. a vola ma nj PAM kolegyne
nedam Sc cd vas znasilnit." )" IVY
kirk: Skoda, to by bylo diva
dlo!) S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-06

Francis x. SOmmer, MI, 2
Washington, D. c., je pravde-
podobne nejmladsim sportov-
Gem We Spojenych Statech. Ci-
ta pouze deset let veku, je Gle
nem Rock Greek Hunt Club v
narodnim kapitole a sucastnil
Sc tez dostihI prekazkami,
kde vzata byla tato fotogra-
fin