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Evening star., 1924-07-20
AUTO DRIVER is HELD
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Richmond Man Accused of Kill
ing Two in Street
Accident
Rr tho Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, July 19.-Robert
Lee Alley was arrested here late to-
night on a charge of murder in con-
nection with an automobile accident
early this morning which resulted in
the death of two young men and the
injury of another.
When taken into custody, police Of
ficers say, the man confessed that he
was the driver of the car which col
lided with another automobile, occu-
pied by William Woolsieffer. Thomas
Cavan and M. L. Harris. Woolsieffer
and Cavan were killed in the wreck,
while Harris escaped with only slight
injuries.
Evening star., 1924-07-20
Paralytic Is Slain
ByBa1,dits WhenHe
Fails stORuiseHu
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 19.-Because he
had paralyZed arm and was
unable to fully comply with orders
of two bandits to hold up his
hands. Frank Zahour, SO. was shot
and killed tonight while in club
room on the North Side, which the
bandits attempted to rob.
Zahours companions, who COM
piled with the bandits request,
said he raised one hand but when
the bandits saw he did not raise
the other they fired twice, killing
him almost instantly. The holdup
men fed in an automobile without
stopping to search the clubs
members.
Evening star., 1924-07-20
McADOO REACHES PARIS;
NO INTEREST IN POLITICS
Endorsement of Davis Before He
Left q. S. Only Comment He
Will Make on Vacation.

Rv Cable to The Star and New York Worid.
Copyright, 1924.
PARIS, July 19.-Former secretary
of the, Treasury William q. McAooo
arrived here this evening. he oe-
clared he is here solely for Vaca-
ton and looks forward to visiting the
hattlefelds before leaving France.
McAdoo proudly recalls that his three
sons fought on the French front
AS to the presidential contest ne
said with an air of complete detach-
ment, Its all over as far as 1 am
concerned. 1 expressed myself for
Davis before my departure from New
York. and now I'm only concerned
with enjoying my vacation"
Mrs. McAdoo and their daughter are
with him, and all three will tour
italy, Germany and England before
returning to America
Evening star., 1924-07-20
DEMOCRATS DEVISE
REGIONAL SCHEME
Campaign Headquarters
Here, With Branches in
Six Other Cities.
SHAVER TAKES CHARGE
Chairman Hull Turns Over Affairs
to Successor With Commenda-
tion for His Ability.
SHAVER TAKES CHARGE

General headquarters of the Demo-
cratic national committee during the
presidential campaign will be main
tanned here with other headquarters
established at New York and Chicago
and regional headquarters set up in
as many as four other cities in diff
ferent sections Of the country. it
was stated yesterday by Glenn l..
Shaver, campaign manager for John
w. Davis and acting chairman OF
the Democratic national committee.
Designation of Mr.. Shaver as COM
mittee chairman by Mr.. Davis was
followed yesterday by the resigna-
tion of CordeIl Hull as national chair
man and the announcement that Mr..
Shaver would serve as acting chair
man until formally elected chairman at
the next meeting of the national COM
mittee at Clarksburg. w. Va, August
IL, in connection with the notifica-
tion of Mr.. Davis of his nomination
for the presidency.
In turning over the Office to Mr..
Shaver, announcement was made by
Mr. Hull, who became national chair
man after the 1920 campaign, that
the organization was free from all
debt and was ready to function in
each essential line from this day
forward" Not only has the debt
been cleared by the payment of some
1925, 900 of old obligations, he added,
but there is a balance of several
thousand dollars on hand.
Hull Compliments Shaver.
Il am greatly pleased to know"
Mr.. Hull added, that my successor
as chairman of the committee Is an
exceptionally able man with much
successful political experience. The
management of the coming campaign
could not be placed in abler or safer
hands. Mr.. Shaver is man or great
energy, fine judgment and Is scrupu-
lously conscientious. l confidently
predict for Mr.. Shaver a highly salts
factory administration, and for the
Democratic party a sweeping victory
under his guidance as ofnclal heao
of the party Organization"
No decision has been reached re-
garding the personnel OF the~cenlia d 1
committee here or any of the region
al committees, but one of the sub
sidiary committees will probably be
established in the South and two or
three others in the West. Mr.. Shaver
expects to spend the greater part OF
his time here during the campaign,
but will make frequent visits to New
York and Chicago.
Confers With Leaders.
The acting chairman upon his ar
| rival in Washington yesterday morn
| ing Immediately went into confer
ence at Democratic headquarters with
Mr.. Hull, George White of Ohio,
chairman of the Democratic national
| committee during the 1920 presiden-
| CONTINUED on Page 8, Column 3)
Evening star., 1924-07-20
Flood Menaces Canton.
nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated PresB.
CANTON, July 19.-The Chukiang
overfiowed its banks today, flooding
a number Of Canton streets and caus-
ing worry lest the dykes protecting
the city from moro serious flood
be swept away.
Reports were received OF heavy
foods on the Sikiang (west river).
the Tungkiang (east river) and the
PeikianE (north >rivef). Mary VIII
lagos were said to be under water,
deserted by their Inhabitants. who
had taken refuge in the nearby hills.
Evening star., 1924-07-20
Killed. by Bees Sting.

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, July 1S.-Frank
M. Lane. 43, Ottawa County farmer,
died from poisoning Is minutes after
being stung above the right eye by a
honeybee today. Lane is bee farm
er and had been stung many times
previously, apparently without seri-
ous result
Evening star., 1924-07-20
STRIKE DANGER ENDS.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
SCRANTON, Pa, July 1s.-Danger
of general strike Of the $4,000 en-
ployes of the Glen Alden Coal Com
pany passed tonight when members
Of the general grievance committee
Woodward Colliery at Edwardsviiie
back to work Tuesday.
Evening star., 1924-07-20
WEATHER.

Generally fair today and tomorrow;
slightly warmer; gentle northwest
winds.
Temperature for % hours ending at
10 pm. last night; Highest, 20, at
10 pm. last night; lowest, So, at a. m.
yesterday.
Full report on pase.7.
Evening star., 1924-07-20

The Star is delivered every evening and
Sunday morning To Washington homes at
90 cents per month. Telephone Main 5000
and service will start Immediately.
Evening star., 1924-07-20

CONTINUED on Page 2. Column 81
Evening star., 1924-06-17
CREDIT MEN WILL SEEK
CONVENTION For CAPITAL
Local Delegation Goes to New York
to Attend Annual
Gathering.

Washington representatives of the
Associated Retail Credit Mems AS
sociation, who left here yesterday to
attend their annual convention in
New York. will make every effort to
obtain the convention for Washing
ton next year.
The delegation is headed by Her
bert j. Rich. president of the local
organization; stephen ii. Takes,
secretary, and Harry v. Ostermayer.
national director Other delegates
and the firms represented are: Miss
H. Ridell, Goldenbcrg Miss Elsie
Lee. Jelleff's: Miss Miles. kann's:
Benjamin Stein. Kings Palace; James
Cook. kafka's; Eek Blundon. Chevy
Chase Dairy; Charles Deitz. Droops;
j. w Tenlcy, Potomac Electric
Power Company: T.. w. Whitehead, Po-
tomac Electric Power Company; w. b.
Odeil Moses: II. V. Ostermayer. Wood
ward & Lothrop's; Abe Coonin. Hahn &
Co. The latter is treasurer Of the local
organization.
The convention will be held at the
Waldorf-Astori Hotel. where the
Washington delegation will have
headquarters.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
AGENTS FIND STILLS
NOW ARE SMOKELESS
Dry Officers Report Distillers Burn
Oil Instead of Coal to
Avoid Detection.

Smoke from coalburning or wood
the capture of so many of these
Illicit plants by revenue officers that
willy operators have taken to the
modern devices of oil burners. for
protection.
This was further revealed yester-
day afternoon when flying squad
of general prohibition officers seized
and destroyed an efficient and well
equipped 2OO-gallon copper still
about one mile this side of La Plata,
Md.
Months ago. prohibition agents
Say, practically all the stills in ra
vines, swamps and deep wood of
nearby Maryland were operated by
coal or wood-mostly soft coal
Seize Rye and Sugnr.
The columns of smoke arising from
their smokestacks. however, proved
excellent clues to their location. and
made discovery by the governments $
agents SO much the easier.
Now, the moonshiners have taken
to oil burners for safety's sake. it
is reported, many of the latest raids
discovering stills so equipped.
The plant destroyed yesterday near
La Plata was coal oil-burnlng rye
whisky still. the first of its kind
captured nearby within the last six
months. Besides the still itself.
there were seized ten gallons of rye
whisky, 700 pounds of sugar bags.
pans. buckets and other parapher-
MALTA. The agents wh" made the
raid were r. T.. Wheeler, l.. }. Tut
and O. +. Fisher.
The plant was located on the place
of Charles Hill. negro, who fed at
the approach of the federal agents.
A warrant for his arrest Will b. OBJ
tanned in Baltimore this morning.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
IS PRIESTS WILL TAKE
vows HERETOMORROW
Thirteen Dominicans and Two"Mar-
lists to Be Ordained by Arch
bishop Curley.

Thirteen Dominicans and two Mar
lists will be ordained into the priest
hood by Archbishop Curley of Balti-
more at st. Dominic's Church, 9Th
and f streets southwest, tomorrow
morning at 7 o'clock.
The Dominicans to be ordained are:
Rev. Joseph Orten, o. p; Rev. Thorn
as Garcia, o. r; Rev. Bernardine
Meyers, O. p; Rev. John Dominic
Walsh, o. p; Rev. Cyril There's.
o. p; Rev. Bertrand Johannsen. o. p:
Rev. Matthew O'Connor, O. r.: Rev.
Names Delevigne. o. P: Rev. Joseph
O. sfen' "a: Rev. Louis Vt CLARK "ato or p; IisH RsH
Clement Nowlen, o. r.. and Rev Jor-
dan Baezzler, o. +.
The Marists to be ordained are:
Rev. John Paulin and Rev Charles
Bedard.
Very Rev. Augustine Waldron. O.
F., ). T. NJ, regent of studies of the
Dominican House of Studies. will act
as the archpriest. Rev. William
owens, o. r., $. T. Lr.. will be notary,
and Rev. Sylvester Considine, o. T..
Dominicans, will appear as master OF
ceremonies The provincial of the
Dominicans, Very Rev. Raymond
Meagher. o. p. 5. 7. Lr., will attend
the ceremony, as will many priests of
the religious and secular clergy.
Rev. Father Delevigne is a Wash
ingtonian. Six Dominicans will go
to China to engage in missionary y
work. They are Rev. Francis McCad-
den, Rev. Constdntius Werner, Rev.
Raymond Grace, Rev. Gerard O'Don-
nell. Rev Hyacinth Sullivan and
Brother Jordan Warnock.
There are 24.500 miles of railway in
the United Kingdom, 265. 900 in the
United States, 2S,S66 in Germany and
35,li5 in France.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
CHILDREN TO GIVE PLAY.
"Snow White and Seven Dwarfs'
Presentation at Church.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Will he presented by the children of
the TRANSPORTATION Episcopal Church
at s o'clock tonight and tomorrow
night. in TranSfguratio Hall. Four
scenes are to he given.
Miss Mary stevens is director OF
music Miss Jessie Brown. instructor
OF dancing; Miss Ryerson. pianist for
dancing Miss Katherine Beck. art
work. and Mrs. Grace Stevens. pianist
for operatta.
Those taking part in the performance
are Frances Evans. Eleanor HaSbrouck
Katherine Sanner Morton Thomas
Everett Thomson. Ro and Jefferson
Claude LaVarre. Gerard Heitmuller
Billy and Buddy Anderson. Bobby Rees
Richard Eckei, Mary jefferson Mildred
Bursley, Eleanor R@es. Eleane Exams.
Lillian Evans. Jane and marguerite
Eeaney. Marjorie NoreIi. Marjorie
a lor. MarGaret Thompson. Joan
- pmpSon. Alta Steers. EuSenid Fen
s cad. Mildred BurSley. Mary Jeffer-
son. Ruth Gurney and Adele Balderson.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Newcomers Hear of Navy.

Ensign q. l.. Wallace gave talk
Oh the work at the naval training sta
tions for young officers yesterday be-
fore the Newcomers Club luncheon at
the City Club.
All members were urged to max
their reservations for the party of the
Newcomers Club to be held at the Con-
gressional Country Club Monday eve
ming. The party will start from 1913
* street at 6 o'clock. The committee
is as follows. Dr. G.. B. Tribe. chair
man; Joseph a. Burkart, Maj. Gen.
Anton Stephan, Luther w. Linkins, L..
Fierce Boteler and Adolph j. Schippert
Joseph A. Burkart, president of the
club presided
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Two Johns

John Jingleson was thrifty, he
saved a bundle neat; his bank ac-
count was nifty, with francs and
marks replete; and when his years
were fifty he lived in Easy street.
He lived in peace and splendor, with
pie three times day. and turkeys
young and tender. and puddinSs
recherche; he had the legal tender
that keeps the wolf away. He had
his bonds and leases, his mortgages
and notes, and scads in green valises
and wrapped i'll redingotes; and he
had silver pieces, and handsome
stacks of groats. And so he had no
worry as age came creeping on; he
saw no bailiffS scurry across his YER
dant lawn; he ate goulash and curry
"a wise old lad was John. John
BinkcrdoodIe wasted his substance
in his prime, and in his hat he past
ed no vow to save a dime; all tran
sient joys he tasted. and had a red
hot time Why fret about tomor-
row? Today is good enough. Why
cast about to borrow the pessimistic
stuff? John. later, TO his sorrow.
would spring this line OF CUFF When
htty years he d numbered, rheumat
les smotc his frame. and he was
sore encountered with swellings all
ahamc; and while his neighbors
Slumbered his anguish was a shame
He had no kopeckS boarded. no bun
die. large or small; the dame with
whom he boarded would trust him
not at all; the poorhouse then af-
forded this wight frowsy stall. He
had no use for saving, that scheme
seemed all amisS. and all his years
of shaving had brought him down to
this; and here we leave him raving.
while tother pauperS hiss.
(Copyri2htD WALT MASON.
Whose Anniversary This Months!
Send a floral remembrance from
Guides, 1912 F.-AdVertisement.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

There are 24.5OO miles of railway in
the United Kingdom, 10000 in the
United States, 2S,S66 in Germany and
35,145 in France.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

Send floral remembrance from
Guides, 1872 F.-AdVertisement.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-26
MAJOR MARTIN 0 Svt POuTI.
vzDUSNE PREluDY vYsokEHo sEvE-
RU zAvEDlY JEJ Y NE$TESTl.
VUDCE LETECKE DRUzINY POVOLAN BYL
DO WASHINGTONU.

Bellingham. Wash, 25. kvetna Vzdusne preudy me.
Il Aleuskymi orovy pooostrove Alasky ez
,emaie usani nebezpecich kera mimi skryva byy
havn pficnou ztroskotani aeropanu
nue hory dubna sdeen ueineneho mai Frederckcm
L. Martinem veitelem americke druzny sveovych letcd
stabnm AlvOu L. Harveym, svym mechani
nikem pfe dnes rybarskem parniku Catherine s.
Port Moler Alasce.
To casti vsvetlue zahadu, jez obkopovaa ztroskoa
nj vajkoveho aeropanu Major Martin prav jeho draha
Chigniku 30 dubna byla prvnt kdyz narazl
vzdisny pfelud dvacet mnut po vzneen do
chu Nasleduic pfeudy daily pax castych pfesavkach
potom, koem H. re byl zaveden t6mo zjevy
,brat svu aeroplan Jill s dostihnout Pacifckfho
)ceanu naraz horu, zahaenou mhou vys asi 1900
stop mad hladinou noiskou.
"Eylo by TO nemozno pfesne udat jenz upynul
okamziken kdy prvne jsem spatfl horu tnec pred ma
mi casem, kdy jsme do nj vraz. pravl. "Byo to
chino okamzku. Afko vyhnal isem aeropan vzhlru jak
bylo to idsky mOzno te kraticke chvi naraZi
srasnou sou. Tia okolnost ze stro ponekud vykonl
vzhu tom okamzku zachrina mas snad pred smrt. Mo-
nadeje prilezosti cethO zivOa byly ZrOskotany
tesech Aleutskych ostrovG."
Tazan byv. ida pfipoji k amerckym etcIm zby
yac jejich pouti, pravi:
"Nepochybne doyedee 81 piedstaviti me pociy while
dem pfexze veleni ByQ BY sotva spraynym abych
nal zn6Va misto eeie drszhy kdyz 0stdtn 1ei
nenebez zpeGnes cast cesty Bude- vsak naffzenO
abych ujal veeni budeme edova tuez taktiku
jako kdyz jsme opusti Seattle kazdy aeroplan poe ji
stou dobu cele eskadry."
Major Martin obdrze telegram cd gen. Mason Patricka.
vrchnhO vete armadni etecke suzby ably bezOdkladna
nasoupi Washngonu kde bude prdelen prozatim
ku konaH jistych povinnos SerZan Harvey dostal
srukce, ably pfhlas ke suzbe Chanute Field Ran
toul, ILL.,
Manzelka majora Martina ejch osmiety hoslk. Bob
by, vyje vstric parnku Catherine S. hodn dnes rano
Lummi Island, as deset mil mori Parnik zastav
ably byo druzine zpravodajl pfiji paubu
zavesti rozhovor majorem Martnem
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oBEf dKosct vcERA PoHRBENA.
MA RAKEV POSLAN VENEC OD ZAHADNE
HO GEORGE JOHNSONA".

Chicago 25 kvetna. - Muz jenz postal kvetnovy
nee rakev Roberta Frankse milon&fova zabteho
dnosc e dnes vecer hledan poc jako vrah asneho
chapce V6nec by obdzen dnes b6hem pohebnich obfad
Pfspenden byi nfmu istek sovy "Se yonstrast cd
George Johnsona" Jmenem tfmto podepsanr byl dops
nemz otec hochdv zadan zapaceni vykupneho $4,000
Podrobny pops zasatelIv jeho automobiu by ziskan
poc Kdyby to byl skutecne vrah jeho Gin sved
Gil by tom ze e to bud nebezpecny Silence prohnan
zlocnec, enz neboji prozrazeni,
Vtera oec Robertdv obdrze dopis, nsmz sdelu-
e ze jeho dcera pride fadu nyn" mmo nacenik
poice dostal psani tohoto zn6n "Jsem vrah lnosce
Fanksova chlapce Az dostanete dops. z
pochybne mrey. Nam lnysu spachati sebevrazdu Lii
tuji. ze jsem vykonal omen nelidsky kus prace."
Tomuto dopsu nebylo vsnoyano mnoho pozornosti a.
vsak kdyz zst3no ze by pode seho psn tomtez stroll
ako nemz zadano vykupne cd Roberta Frank
ce, bylo zahajeno patran po psateli dopisu
Kvetnovy v6nec, jenz byl zaslan rakev Roberta
Fankse by objednan kv6tinafe W. Laubeho vecer
nuzem enz pfse do obchodu krae pred zavfenm tehoz
Napfed zadal ably stek bylo napsano Sousrast od
pi Johnsonoyych ale pozdeji dal nstrukce ably byo
zmeneno Sousrast cd George Johnsona'. Muz udal
adresu domu kan venec mel byt posan. Teprve,
kdyz poscek kvetinardv vrat sdel adresa domu
bya obyd oce Roberta Frankse Laube ucn sdeleni
policii uda il dost pfesny pops obednavatele
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POPRAVY A ZATYkANf v
ii SOVETSKEM RUSKU.

Riga, "a. kv6tna. - SeZnam
ob6ti obnoveneho terrorismu v
Rusku zahira stale vice mista
" sovetskem tisku. Behem po-
sledniho tydne popraveno by
10 mnozstyi osob, jejichz pro-
|vin6ni datovalo Sc 2 DOLBY pred
|revoluci anebos-z z prvnict je-
iich pocatk1. TAX v Leningra-
du odsouzen byl k smrti ja-
kysi Ozol pouze proto, re byl
clenem tajne policie "a vlady
carovy. Stejny osud stihl jis-
teho Sukenika. Kapitan SUI
roy byl zastfelen, protoze slou
zil armade .kolcakov6.
Ku konci dubna zatceno by
10 v Minsku asi sto mladych
zidu ma obvineni z proti-komu
nisticke agitace. Jaky osud je
stihne, neni dosud rozhodnu-
to, avsak podle trestd, jez
vyneseny byly v jinych pffpa-
dech, neceka je mic dobreho.
Vezeni We vsech mestech jsou
prepln9na IDA Sc, ze hro-
NADINE popravy provadeny
jsou jen "a tim ucelem, re So
vetske irady chteji. uciniti mi
stO pro move vezne.
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NOVA LUPIcSKA ME.THO.
DA PRI RABOVANf CASO.
LINOVYCH STANIC.

Ma vych. 55. ul. q Carnegie
ave. vchrstl lupic lahvicku
cpavku do obliceje prodava-
&c v gasolinove stanici Stan
dard Oil Co. r. j. Wardovi q
"a 1cinku z brusu noveho 1to-
ku vybral zlosyn "a bil&ho
dne z pokladny $83. Zraneny
Ward nemize fici, kterak lu-
pic $ koristi prchl. o n9kolik
hodin drive byl obytejnou me
thodou obran prodavat Moto-
rade stanice ma Euclid a 50.
ul. j. Smother o $34.
do restaurantu Stoner We
sklepe v (. 5408 Euclid ave.
byl prepaden manager Burnet
dvema muzi ozbrojenymi revoi
very a obran o Sill. Jeden z
lupitI byl Burnettem poznAn
jako jeden z propusttnych 70
m3stnancd.
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HLUcNE UvfTANf REDAK-
TORt.

TT. Sill, Okla, "a. .kvetna.-
Nejv9tsi bombardovani v do
be miru, jake kdy 'spusteno"
bylo v Americe, bude hrm6h
ma uvitani Narodniho redak-
torskeho sdruzeni zde v pom
deli. Til sta del uvedeno bu-
de v cinnost, jez .vychrli "a
pdl milliond dollarI stteliva.
ktere jinak bylo by zahozeno
po utin6ni neskodnym. 6tfel-
ba tato tvofiti. bude clonu, pod
nfz nekolik set voj4kl "uder-
neho oddilu" pozene ltokem
ma blfzkou horu.
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BEnNl PREDlOHA PRIjATA Y SENATE
0tEkkvA Sc. zE sTANE Sc TAX ]
DNES vE SNEM0vNE.
ODBOR POKIADNY NYNf ZJISTIL, zE NE
HROZt zADNY SCHODEK.

Washington, "a. kv6tna - KonerenGn zprava 0 berni
pfedloze byla pata dnes senate 60 pro hlasdm Krat
potion kongresnk William r. Green Iowy, pfedseda
sn9movniho vyboru cesy prosfedky predloz zpravn
snemovne poslanecke kde nepochybne bude pfjata
pondeh
Ptedloha, kdyby byla vetovana presidentem Will to-
ze obsahuje demokraticke poozky dan dchodd
me onech jez odporuc sekreaf pokladny Mellon, moha
by b pijata pres presdentovo Vice nez dvoutfet
nova vetsna e zatena ak senate tax snemovn6 po-
saneck6.
Media vsak byt pravd9podobno president bude
toya pfedohu nebo odbor pokany die zprvy pfedoze-
ne senatoem Smootem pfedsedou fnan6nho vyboru zst
bedivem eji sudovan bude zskano dosatecne dd-
chodd pro potfeby vlady.
Kdyz byli repubkansti vddcove celou dobu debaty
bernf pfedloze vrd demokratcke poozky jsou tax
mike, ze budou mti nasedek schodek mnoha miond
dolar senator Smoot pfines cislice nhz prohas
re byly prve vpracovny aktuary dokazujci neenom
vada bude m dot penez vsechny potfeby, avsak
zaplacen $136,OO0,0OO vojenskeho bonusu pfsm
-ce jeste bude mit $2oOO,ooo dobru.
Vysv6eni toto podano senatorem Smootem odpov6di
otazku poozenou senatorem Copelandem New Yorku
"Jak vyrozumivam te veci, S ocekavanym dnchodem q
move pfedlohy fondu jez prijdou nych zdrou bude
os hradti vechny vylohy vladn zaplatti
bonus, zc ano?' pravil senator Copeland.
Senator Smoot doznal ze ma senator Copeland pravdu
ale jedn6 tom pfpade kdyz nebudou pfjaty ste pfedO
hy nyn rukou kongresu jmiz povoovany znacne
my penez rlzne lcely, ktere menova pripad6.
kdyby dotycne pfedlohy paty nebyy m6a by vlada pre-
bytek as 100000.
Pro pfedloze jeji zvarecnem ceni vrzeno byo sest
hasG to dhvodh velmi rdznych Senatori Moses New
Hampshire Ernst Kentucky hlasovai prot nj pon6vadz
poklada prils radkaln senator Norris Nebrasky
Brookhart Iowy Frazier North Dakoy johnson Min
nesoy hlasova zaporne jezto il nepoklada dos radi
kan vec uvefejhovan vykazd placen dane dachodi
COZ byo konferenci zmen6no.
Pfedloha We forme, jak bya prjata ustanovuje sevu
25 procen ma danch ddchoda pacenyc tonic roce Kdo
zapat ceou bude ctvrtna cstky vracena anil by
msil to zadat kdo zapati edno cvrtlet NIL
ze pfpadajici nan castku odraz pfi pfstim placen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-26
AMERIcTi ARMADNl LETcl Y Toklu.

Toxic 25 kvetna. Americtf eci byli hosty od-
poedne recepci usporadane Jim Americkym sdruzenm
Toku ktereho slcasnia celia zdejs amerka Byo
ponske byo kdy sv3dkem Pres hodinu pno po-
Hasanim rukou pfmanim blahoprani Byli pfi OBJ
darovan sfbrnym pouzdry cigarey pfipadnymi ma
pisy Porucik Lowell Smith, aktvni yadce vypravy kdyz
byl tazan zazte zkusenosti, prav
Byla to jedna btva druhou, eden neustaly zapas,
abychom zacan aeroplany pied poskozenim straslvym
pocasm mz byo nam brat Ved6li sme. ze pout pres
Pacificky ocean bude ou nejhorS naseho eu. Byo to
vsak desetkrate horst nez jsme ocekavali."
Dnes byf Americana hosty recepci banke6 vysro-
jenem jech poces zastupc japonsk6 armady manor
nictva Byli pfomn ceni vysocf distonici rovnez ce
stab amerckeho vevysanectv Toka odejel dnes
do Kasumgaury kde zanecha sve aeroplany da vzdus
nou pout' nastoupi patek neb sobotu.