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New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
[ OF 10 CONTEMPT
 COUNTS SUSTAINED
Dist. Of Columbia Court Upholds
 Action Against Sinclair
20 DAYS FOR AN APPEAL
Justice Rules That Indicted Men should Have Ample Time in Which to Prepare Further Contest should He So Desire.

Washington, July ii,-six of the
 ten counts in the indictment of Harry F. Sinclair for contempt Of the sen- ate were sustained today in the su- preme court of the District of Colum- bln.
 Justice Hoehling ruled ont questions asked of Sinclair about the alleged contribution of Sinclair consolidated stock to Will II. Hays or someone rep resenting the republican national com mittee. and transfer of funds from the National Park bank of New York to the National Metropolitan bank of Washington as not pertinent. He also made the same decision on the final count which charged Sinclair with re- fusing to answer any questions.
 Time to File Appeal
 Sinclair was given twenty days to plead again. In reviewing the case Justice Hoehling cited various pre- cedents and following the general rule in such questions declared the issue of the authority of congress should be solved against the defendant and In favor of the existence of the power to compel pertinent testimony in aid of the exercise of its legislative func- ton, but including self discrimination.
 In the claim of counsel for Sin clair that the senate, if it had author ity to ask the questions, had deprived itself of Jurisdiction by the resolution to refer the oil cases to the courts for determination, the opinion held this was only a part of the subject matter of the senate inquiry. which he asserted still was incomplete.
 In view of the far reaching ques- tions involved, Justice Hoehlng made | the date for Sinclairs next move 20 | days ahead so that if he desired he would have reasonable opportunity to | apply to the court of appeals for the | allowance of special appeal. This procedure, it was said, would expedite the final decision by the supreme court of the United States where the ! ease ultimately is expected to be set lied. 4
 The Six Questions !
 The six questions the court held Sinclair should have answered were:
 request by the committee that Sinclair testify as to information given he committee by F. G. Bonfils, of Denver, about contract made with 3onfils touching Teapot Dome.
 The questions asking about a con- ract whereby the committee prose- tutor asserted the Pioneer Oil con- 'any ceased to be a competitor in the ease of Teapot Dome.
 Information as to any agreement 'etween Sinclair and Secretary Fall, z n which the committee prosecutor aid, John C. Shafer had testified that C s was to receive certain portion f f the territory covered by the lease f inclair secured from the Mammoth r )il company. :, A question as to when and where f inclair last met Secretary Fall dur $ lg the months of November and De- I mber last. Whether Sinclair was prepared to a reduce the books of Hyvas corpora t on, a Sinclair family organization.
 Whether Sinclair's former testimony O lat he had never given or loaned t, nything to Secretary Fall was cor s act 9
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
DROWNED THIS AFTERNOON
Willard Kane, 9-Ycar-OId Bcacon Falls Boy, Loses Life in Pond
 While at Play

Naugatuck, July 14.---Wilard Kane. nine year old son of Mrs. Willard Kane, of Beacon Falls, was drowned this afternoon in pond at the foot Of Wolfe avenue. Beacon Falls when he toppled into the water while play ing with a toy boat. A little girl who was with him notified the mother but when she reached the pond the boy was dead
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
INSPECTION AT NIANTTC
Brig Gen. Payne Invites All Citizens to Attend Maneu,crs and Review at Camp Grounds Friday.

Mantle. Conn.,, July 14.-Brir. Gen. Morris B. Payne, commanding the bri- gade of Connecticut National Guard in camp here today issued a general in- utation to the people of the state to attend the maueuvers and review of the brigade on the camp grounds Fri- day In the afternoon also Governor Templeton with his staff will be pres ent to review the guardsmcn.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
To Skirt Maine Coast

Portland, Maine, July 14.-The United States army round-the- world fiers will skirt the Maine coast in their flight southward from Nova Sco- tia and Old Orchard will be an emer- gency stop for the planes, it became known today A request for accom- modations there has been received from Lieut.. Clayton Cissell. assistant to General Mitchell, commander of the flying operations of the army units.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
WATCHMAN MURDERED
70 Year Old Caretalser Slain By Burg lars--Believed To Have Thwarted Attempt To Blow Open Safe

New York, July 14.-Mendel Flier- stein a 70-year-old watchman, was murdered early today by burglars who forced their way into the build ing in lower Manhattan where he was employed. The watchman's body was found on the second floor, the hands and feet bound and his empty wallet nearby.
 The police believe Flierstein was at tackled by the burglars when he at tempted to prevent them from blow ing open safe in the building. He had been struck on the head.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
.IuDG,IENT FOR shnf

Judgment for the plaintiff to col- lcet damages of s501.67 has been awarded by Judge 5. W. filling in city court in the case of wilfred Touchett vs. Peter Dionne. Joseph G. Woods represented the plaintiff and M. A. Sexton the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
BIC FIRE IN DANyERs.

Danyers. Mass. July 14.-One of the buildings of the Essex County Agricultural school. occupied by the home-making department, was burned today. causing a loss estimat- ed at s40.0O0. No one was injured The fire started in the kitchen.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
RIG RoADHousE DESTROYED

Mount Clemens, Mich. July H. The Pontchartrain-on -the-Lake. a large roadhouse near here. was de- stroyed by fire today with a loss es- timated between s15O.000 and s200.- 900. The twenty employees who slept in the building escaped In their night clothing.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
Brother of Girl Killed 6 Years Ago Murders Slayer

Fort Worth, Texas, July 14.Belasco Hill, who six years ago killed his niece, Gladys Hill. IS years old, for which crime he was adjudged insane and sent to an asylum, was shot and killed last night by Louis Hill, brother of the girl.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
BANK CASHIER ARRESTED.

Lowell, Mass, July 14.-J. Harry Boardman, cashier of the Old Lowell National bark, was arrested today on charges om misappropriating SIC, ,680 of the banks funds. He waived a preliminary examination before a United States commissioner and was held for the federal district court in S25.OOO bonds.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
Woman Burned to Death
 When Airplane Crashes

Oakland, Cal. July t4.-Mrs. Vera Goyle was burned to death last night in an airplane which fell in the foothills east of here and Dewey Ward, the pilot, was badly injured. The plane fell 200 feet.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
MaCIlaren Going On

By The Assorinted Press
 Iokio, July 1.-The British round world aerial party. headed by A. stuart MaeLaren. landed on Toshi- move. lake, on the island of Yetorofu. in the Kuriles. at s:45 p. m. today. says dispatch from a Japanese de- stroyer
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
1s.Os5 Miles in 2ss Hours

Washington. July 14.--With their arrival in Paris the American world f1iers have travelled 1s,035 miles in 11S days, with 239 hours flying time.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 kushiro. Island of Kokkaido. Japan, July IA Stuart MacLaren and his two companions, on their way around the world by air. arrived here today from Minato on Honshu, the main island of Japan.
 The next stop of the British flyers is at Hitakappu Anchorage on Yeto- rofu island, one of the Kurile group. The American round- the world f1iers stopped at Hitokappu. but instead of retracing their route eastward the MacLaren party will make detour from Hitokappu 10 Attu island. the westernmost of the Aleutians. where
 fron+;nuad on paoa Taas
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
kOSSICk-PItfK

Mrs Alice Peck of 29S East Main street, announces the marriage of her daughter, Mildred F. Peck, to Johu NJ. Kossick, of Springfield. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
BISHOP OF QUEBEC.

Rome. July 14.-Pope Plus has ap- pointed Rev. Alfred Langlois as aux Hilary bishop of Quebec, it was an- nounced today.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
Evacuation Confirmed

Washington, July 14. Reported evacuation of the city of Sac Paulo by the Brazilian federal authorities, was confirmed in dispatches received today by the state department.
 One dispatch undated, from Sac Paulo described the withdrawal of the federals to Santos where, it was said preparations were well advanced for renewed attack upon the state capi- tai.
 Troops already were in motion with this object in view when the mes sage was sent.
 This dispatch and another from santos also undated, emphasized the belief of the departments informspts that American lives and property would be adequately safeguarded by both factions
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
ALMOST S4,000 ON HAND
Fresh Aid Fund Mounts Slowly But Hope For Full Quota Still Continues --S3, $40 Now In

As the time draws near for a new group of youngsters to go to the New of the seekers after health and hap piness unlimber their fountain pens and get out their check books to add their contribution to the building of better physique and the fighting of po- tential disease among juvenile New Britain.
 Today's mail to the fresh air editor brings SIS more to the fund.- The
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14

By The Associated Press.
 Rio Janeiro. July 14.-So far as it IS known here, no Americans have been killed or injured in the fighting in Sac Paulo.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
7wo Americans Who EscapedFrom
 Sao Paulo CaN City 4 &ambles

Estimate Dead Among Sol- diers and Civilians at 3,OOO-ArtillerY Bombard- mcnt by Federals Turns Sympathy of Townspeople to Rebels-About 5S,OOO
 Troops Engaged.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14

In the acknowledgement of a re- port one day last week contribution was given as the Young Women's Missionary society of the Methodist church. This should have read the Woman's Home Missionary society.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
SENSACE S DfVKOU-LUPIc.
KOU BEZPkEDMETNOU.

V pond6li zatcena divka,
jez mela jistym mladikem
provadeti loupeze v lekarnach
byla vcera propustena, jelikoz
il ami jejiho spolecnika nikdo
postizenych nemohl urcite
jako pachatele zjistiti. Jeji
prdvodce byl vsak ponechan
We vazbe jako podezrela oso-
ba a d6vce, 19leta Anna jan
cherova, 16706 Park ave-, Sc
zodpovi jen z provozovani ma
skarady v muzskych satech
ktere pri jejim zatceni male
zeny byly v autu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
USMRCEN SPLASENYMI

73lety M. E. Kavanagh,
184O3 Euclid ave., m6stsky
dlazebni Inspector vykonaval
prave svoji povinnost ma vych,
1876. ul. a Lake Shore boulevar
du, kdyz spatril, kterak par
koni zaprazenych v tezky po-
voz pocina Sc plasiti. Prispe-
chal, ably potah upokojil, ale
byl strzen pod VIZ a smrtelnd
zraneny dovezen do noting.
hamske nemocnice, kde "a
kratko skonal. Vcera jsme u.
vedli jeho jmeno mezi demo.
kratickymi propustenci z okre
snich 1rada, kterym Sc okres.
nj komisari uvolili zaplatiti na
hradu, arci z penez verejnych
Kavanaugh mel dostati $500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
MA NAVSTEVU DO cESKO.
SLOVENSKA

odjizdi pi. Stepanka Ratajova
Sc synkem Josefem z Fleet ul.
Navstivi Chomiz ma Morave a
Hlinsko. Pristav newyorsky o.
pusti We stredu 18. t. m. po
lodi Aquitania, Cunard Linii
do Cherbourgu a pax pres Pa
fiz do stare vlasti.
V stejny den opusti brehy
americke p. Stefan Zeman z
vych. as. ul. Jede do Poltara
zupy bratislavske. Cestu do sta
re vlasti nastoupi po rychlo-
lodi France, French linii pres
Havre do Prahy a pax do
sveho domova ma Slovensku.
Pfeplav vyridil Fred Holuh
v newburghske odbocce The
Cleveland Trust Co. ma Broad.
way a Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
TRANSKONTINENTALNf
POSTOVNf
SLUzBA.

Cd /. cervence zkracena bu-
de lhGta dodani posty mezi
New Yorkem a San Francis
KEN ma pouhy zlomek dolby
byvale, zavedenim primeho lie
teckeho spojeni. Dopis poda-,
ny rano /. cervence dostihne
jeste v poledne Clevelandu,
posta urGena pro Chicago do
jde pred soumrakem, "a svi-
tani bude n6kde mad Wyomin-
gem a odpoledne 2. cervence
dostanou newyorskou postu "a
dresati v San FRANCISCAN, kde
odevzdana bude posta pro Los
Angeles k dodani zeleZnici, u
kan dorazi jiz rano dne 3.
cervence.
Let z New Yorku do San
Franciska rozpocten jest ma
Sd hodin a As minut, kdeztC
let zpatecni "a pouhych 81
hod. a 5 minut. Rozdil dobt
pripisovan jest priznivejsin
vzdusnim proudum. Ably II
snadneny byly pravidelne lety
.. opatreno bude as 1000 mil sv,
telnymi signaly, cd Clevelan
,du po Rock Springs, Wyo. v
,vzdalenosti kazdych 25 mil u
praveny budou plochy pro pri
'stani majaky Sc svetly v 81
lie 100000 svicek a menSi sve
: tia vytycovati budou drahu v
vzdalenosti cd 3 do a mil. Pr
Vzdusni postu vydan bude tr
! il druh znamek, 8, 16 a 2
c a celia draha letecka bud
rozdelena ma tri pasma, PRIV
New York Chicago, druhe d
cheyenne a treti do San Frar
lciska.
Zdejsi posta jest k leteck
sluzb6 jiz pine pripravena. Pc
Ito do New Yorku a Chicags
Bellfonte, Pa. a Bryan, O., OK
mast &c; do Iowa City, Oms
hy, North Plate a Cheyenn
16c a do Rawlings, Roc
Springs, Salt Lake City, Elkt
lRena a San Franciska 24c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
JAPONCI Sc UKLIDNUJf.

Toxic, IL. cervna. - ia
ponsky boykot americkeho
zbozi, jenz byl prohlasen a po
neiakou dobu take udrzovan
V odvetu "a americky protipri
stehovalecky zakon, byl dnes
odvolan. Japonci nahlizeii, re
nemohou Sc vi'bec obejiti bez
nekterych produktu re Spoj.
StatG dovazenych. Jedine ma
zbozi luxusni zdstane pry boy
kot v platnosti. simizo, vidce
najezdu ma hotel Imperial W.
dal dnes prohlaseni skonce-
nj boykotu a doznava, re on
lide jeho organisace jsou O.
chotni poskytnouti ochranu
kazdemu Americana. jehoz
bezpecnost byla by v Japon-
sku ohrozovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
TEN POCIT UNAVY!
Mate DO nekOlika malo h

Mate po n6kolika malo no.
dinach prace pocit tezke una
Wy? Jste bez energie? A chce-
te vedeti, Cd ceho to je? Vse
lie pGsobeno jenom necistotou
vaSeho zaludku. Chcete-li. ably
Sc vam lehce pracovalo a aby
vam sla prace cd ruky, musi-
te uzivati Trinerovo Horke
Vino, ktere vam roziasni my
81 a doda vam chuti k praci.
Tento lex vycisti vase vnitr-
nosti tim odstrani hlavni pri
GNU nechuti k jidlu. spatneho
traveni, zacpy, nervosy, me-
klidneho spanku a pocitu vse
obecne zmalatnelosti. Trpfte-
Ii revmatickymi neb neuralgia
kymi bolestmi, bolenim v kri-
Ii neb Inavou svalh. kunte 81
v lekarne neb u sveho dodava-
tele lekd Trinernv Lininent,
budete prekvapeni, jak rychle
pIsobi!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
ZAKONcENf SKOLNfHO
ROKU.

Graduacnimi slavnostmi ma
skolach strednich, poradanymi
tento tyden zakoncen bude
skolni beh a dnes podobne u
zavren bude skolni rok ma sko
ZACH ostatnich.
Pozoruhodnym jest, re jak
cbvykle pozadovane permity
k praci Sc letos neobjevily v
takovem mnozstvim jako loni
a sice We velkem nepomeru
5000 prot 5000 "a rok minu-
ly. Pred rokem vydane per-
nifty mali platnost j letos a vse
Ichny zadosti dnesni pochazi
cd ditek 14letych. Zkouska
zpdsobilostf1 X praci konana
bude We ctvrtek v hlavnim sta.
nu skolni rady ma Rockwell
ave. a vych. 6. ul. Zkousce
vsak podrobeni budou jen t
zadatele, kteri Sc vykazi Ger
tifikatem zamestnavatele.
Soucasne sc zavrenim sko
zahajen bude rel ma hfisticl
skorem u vsech skolnich bu
dow.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
NEKOLIKANASOBNA SRAz-
KA u LUNA PARkU.

Ondrej RACE, 2816 vych.
124. ul., jel autem jiznim sme-
rem v kolejich poulicni drahy
ma Woodhill rd. pod Luna par
KEN. Jel pred poulicni karou,
kdyz pojednou uslysel hfmot,
zastavil a wagon vrazil do je-
no stroje. V kterem Eapale-
ma byla gasolinova nadrzka,
tax re cele auto Sc octlo v pla
menech. Predek poulicni ka-
ry byl ohnem znacne posko-
zen auto zniceno. Srazka
IzpIsobena byla -parnim prohlu
'bovacim strojem, ktery vrazi
! do tramwaye, jejiz cestujic1
'byli nemalo podeseni a v pan
ce okny Sc hledeli dostat
Ven. Poulicni kara byla pine
obsazena, jelikoz Sc nehod;
udala v nejrusnejSi hodine. \
Raczove autu Jelly A osoby
vscchny Sc ale vcasnym sesko
ken uvarovaly lrazu. Zachra
'Rovani osob horici kary rid
obezrele hasicsky kapita
Hugh Maher, jehoz muzstv
, uhasilo horici vozy.
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STANLEY 0zNAMUJE UNIiM
P0DmlNkY.
PRIDAvAOD / DO CENTU DIE DOBY
a <sss .tS SLUzEBNf.

ma samozrejme proti pfidav
ku 12c, urcenemu arbitracni,
ale nelplnou radou, ktereho
sc hodla unie domahati soud-
nj cestou.
"Chti-li zalovati, mali prave
cas- k zapocnuti. Proc bychom
jim NELL platiti, kdyz Sc hod-
laji souditi? Podavam Jim
poctivy navrh ma lepsi zakla-
dne nezli drive, navrh, ktery
by mohl byti uskutecnen bez
zdrazeni cen jizdnich listku,'
prohlasoval Stanley.
Polk povazuje dnesnf stu
aci "a valne stizenou, kdeztc
Stanley jest pin dGvery, ze me-
dojde ami k stavce ami k vylu
ce. Jest tax jist, re v patel
odjede ma obvykly rybarskJ
vylet do Kanady.
! Pres vsechno ujist'ovani
ze jizdne nebude zdrazeno
mluvi sc jiz dnes o 7c jizdnen
kdezto v Cleveland Height.
ma byti dneSni &c jizdne sni
zeno, die smlouvy uzavrent
pred dvema roxy. Ale trate
nektere vedly po kolejich me
zimestske drahy Cleveland &
Eastern, ktere bylo pro schod'
ky utilitini komisi dovolenC
sluzbu vGbec zastaviti a kO.
leje vytrhati, tax re snizeni
sotva bude umozneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
PODROBNOSTI O "NAHUB.
KOVE' ORDINANCE. T

Ably rozptyleny byly RUNE
pochyby a nejistoty o move
mestske predmestke ordinan
ci, die ktere mali psi byti o.
patreni nahubky, dluzno 81
pamatovati, re opatreni tyce
Sc jen zvirat, jsou-li mimo
dunn neb yard vIbec. Vezmete-
Ii ale sveho Amidora S sebou
do auta neb jineho vozidla a
jedete-li ven. must byti wi
re opatreno die narizeni bud
nahubkem aneb pripoutanC
Iieminkem neb pod. T.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
rl'RlANA sEsrA

President spolecnosti pouli-
cnich drah j. j. Stanley vydal
vcera zrizencim ultimatum,
bud prijmou jeho podminky
aneb dale podstoupiti boj pro
system uzavfenych dilen. Ma
vrh jeho mi:
v prvnfm roce' sluzby SIC
"a hodinu.
" druhenl. roce sluzby 6Oc.
" tretim Gle.
We ctvrtem 63c.
V patem Csc.
DIE cenniku dnesniho do
stavaji zfizenci v prvnich
trech mesfcich IS, v dalsich
8 mesicich SO a po prvnim
roce v stale sluzbe 60c "a no.
dinu.
William Polk, president u
ME, pravil Stanleyovi, re to-
to vyrovnani neni pfijatelno
ale pres to jest ochoten pod
minky pfedloziti ma schulz W.
konne rady, ktera Sc konati
bude dnesniho dopoledne v
Labor Templu.
Prijmou-li zrizenci Stanley
ovy podminky, pax zIstanou
poulicni kary v systemu uza-
vfenych dilen. Nepopral vsak
sluchu kompromisnimu navrhu
m6sta, ably zrizencGm pfidano
bylo SC die stareho cenniku sc
zp9tnou platnosti cd 1. kvet-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18

v rdznych vodou naplne-
nych a neohrazenych jamach
utopilo Sc nasem meste "a
letosni rok jiz pet ditek. Eel
ze tentokrate musime psati o
nestesti, jez potkalo rodlce
krajany. 15lety Bernard Dvo-
rak, bytem v {. 56O8 Clark av.
S. w. koupal Sc Renem Ne
vsetou, 3343 Fulton rd. i jiny-
mi spoluzaky v jane "a cihel-
nou patriot The Cleveland Bull
ders Supply & Brick Co. u u
,pati zap. So. ul. Mrtvolu uto-
peneho hocha vytahl z vody
Nevseta sam. Nevseta jest sy-
nem znameho krajana a by
valeho majitele holicskeho "a.
Ivodu Jos. Nevsety.
| H. j. Farr, urednik zminene
spolecnosti, pravi, re mu by.
10 sdeleno cd zamestnancu ci.
lhelny, re nestesti Sc vlastne
udalo Big potoku protekaji.
elm mezi cihelnou a Brookside
parkem.
jana v cihelne pochazi Cd
vybrane hliny a nikterak pro.
; ii podobnym nebezpecim ne
byla zabezpecena. Pfipad bu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
MA .NAVSTEVU DO cESKO-
SLOVENSKA

odjizdi We ctvrtek po draze
Erie p. F. j. Vrana, 3541 E.
149. ul., jeho pani Marie Vra-
nova a syn Frank Vrana. V
sobotu nastoupi cestu z New
Yorku po lodi Albert Balm U.
nited American Lines. Prvna
zajedou do Horazd'ovic k pra
tel6m q pax k rodicdm pan
Vranove do Verechovi.
O jejich vypravu Sc posta
raj pfeplavni jednatel FIR. Sa
kryd II Federal.
Pfejeme rodine Vranov6 pr
JENNIE cestovani, radostne shl'
dani jich milymi a st'astn!
navrat do jejich domova.
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GEskf Hocn Sc uToPIL v TtNI
SET. Sc Po SKoLNtM vYLETU vYKOUPATI

de nrady vysetren.
Utonuly Bernard Dvofak
byl zakem sedme tridy osadni
skoly sv. Prokopa naZyvan
byl spoluzaky Bohusem. Otec
,jeho jest povolanfm krejci.
Hoch, sc s1castnil vcerejsiho
skolnlho vyletu vsech trid zbf
meme skoly. Ma zpatecni ceste
Sc skupina as osmi hochd u
snesla pobaviti Sc vykoupa-
MIN, "a ktereho Bohus napa-
den byl patrne nasledkem do
sud studene vody krecmi, jak
by O tom zmodrale telo nasved
covalo. Mrtvola dopravena by
la do Jindrova pohrobnickeho
zavodu.
Smutny pripad budi ma cele
zapadni strane velikou 1cast
zejmena s matkou, jez "a ira
gicke zprayy upadla v tezke
mdloby. Jeste rano, nezli hoch
odesel ma vylet, dGtklive pry
mu kladla ma srdce, ably Sc W.
varoval vody - Eel. osud roz-
hodl jinak.
TAX hlubokym zalem posti-
zene rodine vyslovujeme svoji
sOustrast.
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DOMOVA.

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81. Stella Mikova SGT, Chas.
Hyner SIS, Karel Fric SIS, Va
CLAW Pelikan S., Frank Triner
SIS, Barbora Hrubecka 81, An
ma Vytlacil soc. Pc zesnule
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ses. NJ. Jiskrove, 6lenky {. 16
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rodina $500.
clenske pffspevky Cd sbo-
RI: Rdzena .Jesenska {. 5 S.
p. j. $3.50, Taboritky {. Z S.
p. J. s11,50, Anna Sazavska
e. 81 $6.70.
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delkova, {. Al $13.25; Anasta-
zie Balounova, {. 46, $25; An
ma Bednafova, {. 62 $22.25;
Marie Zemanova, (. 72, $31;
Marie Macourkova, {. 76,
s22.25, celkem ma sber. hsti-
mach S113.75. Spolu ostatni-
mi Diary a pfispevky S214.O5.
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CECILIE VLACH, preds.
Evening star., 1924-06-06

partments concerned with enforce
ment of the liquor and narcotic laws.
Officials here expect it to result in a
marked improvement in conditions
along the border, where many cases
of smuggling have been reported.
Effective ir Ten Days.
The convention is to take effect ten
days after the exchange of ratifica-
tions. and to remain in force for one
year, with termination thereafter on
thirty days notice.
Each government under the new
pact is to furnish inform alton upon
request to officials of the other re-
garding clearanceS of vessels or the
transportation of cargoes, shipments
or loads of articles across the inter-
national boundary when the importa--
tion of the articles transported by land
Information also is to be ex-
changed regarding clearances of
vessels to any ports when there Is
ground to suspect that the owners OF
the cargo plan to smuggle it into
the territory Of the other government.
May Refuse. Clearnnces.
Clearances are to be denied to
vessels carrying cargo consisting of
comm commodities the importation OF
whenever it is evident from the ton
mage or other characteristics of the
vessel that the ship would be unable
to carry the cargo to the destination
proposed in the application for clear
ance.
The treaty also takes care of the
controversial point as to shipment OF
liquor across Alaskan territory from
the western Canadian provinces to
the Yukon region. 1t provides that