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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
MEMORIAL DAY
OBSERVANCE TO
Be WIDESPREAD
Association Announces Gen.
eraI Program for Entire
aCity,

The program for Memorial Day
exercises May 80 has been an
nounced. All exercises will be under
the auspices of the General Me
mortal Associe ton.
Services at the Monument at
a. m. will star, the days program,
D. Fl. McAbee viii act as master Of
ceremonies. The principal address
will be made by Delbert o. Wilmeth,
judge Of city court. WOmen's or
CARNATIONS viii be in charge of cere-
monies in various segnIents of the
Circle.
At the same hour services VIII be
held at Memo ia Park Cemetery
under auspices OF Irving Post No.
SO of the American Legion.
Ceremonies at Cemeteries
Ceremonies will be held at Mount
Jackson. Floral Park and New
Crown cemetf les at 10 a. m.
Ain P. Hovey post, Women's Re
lief Corps, the Boys Scouts will he
in charge of the services at Mount
Jackson.
William p. Reagan will act as
master of ceremonies.
At Floral Par kthe principal adj
dress will be made by the Rev. VIII
liam r. Russell; at Anderson GENE
terry. by the Rev. D. L. Andrews at
II a. m.
Otis E. Brown post, World War
Veterans, and Harry Lowe. G. A. r.
representative. will have charge of
services at New Crown cemetery.
Parade in Afternoon
The veterans pc ~ade viii be held
in the afternoon, forming at Uni
versity Park and Meridian st. Frank
Shellhouse will be marshal of the
first division, composed of the
G.. A. r. and escored by Sons Of
Veterans. The second division, com
posed of Spanish-Americar War vet
Grams, Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the American Legion, will be in
command of Robert L. Moorhead.
The veterans viii then so to
Crown Hill cemetery for services
at 3 p. IN. Albert L. Pauley will de
liver the address.
At the same hour services will be
held at Holy Cross cemetery. Ferd-
Inland J. Montani will be master Of
ceremonies. The address viii be
delivered by Claude J. Harris.
Ceremonies will be held at other
cemeteries on days other than May
80. Those at the Lutheran and He
brew cemeteries will he held Sun
day. Memorial day will he observed
at Ebenezer cemetery Sunday, June
1. at 1890 a. m.
A program to be given in the
Grove of Remembrance at Garfield
Park has been arranged by the Serv-
ice Star Legion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
WORKERS THREAT
TO OBTAIN FOOD
Ruhr FaCing Bankruptcy Be-
cause of Strike Cost.
BIZ United Press

HV Ntt0 tFtSh
BERLIN. May 24-Communists
today forced merchants of the Ruhr
to grant food credits at their stores,
under threats of plumber If they re-
fused The Reds are likewise fore
Ing city councils to give doles and
community dinners.
over 100000 workers and fami-
lies are being fed daily at a cost OF
some 5000. 600 a day. The lockout
which hitherto had cost $4,000 600
now threatens quickly to bankrupt
the Ruhr unless negotiations for
settlement are successful immedi-
ately.
Women still are urging their men
on TO deeds of violence and sabotage.
Many mines. including the Moeller
group at Buer, have been flooded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
M'ADOO PLANS MAPPED
MissOurians VIII Probably Handle
Floor Campaign at Convention.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 24.-Missou-
rians will probably handle the floor
campaign Of William Gibbs McAdoo
for nomination at the Democratic
national convention.
According to plans, Frank IT. Far
ris of Rolla will direct the activities,
aided by Ex-Governor Gardner, a
stanch Wilson Democrat, acd
Charles NJ. Hay, both of st. Louis.
Judge Charles Meyer of St. Joseph
and Breckenridge Long, bitter OPP
ponent of Senator James A. Reed In
Missouri, will also aid.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
HARD|NG-HUGHES
COURT DEFEATED
FOR PEPPER PLAN
CooIidge'S Wishes Set Aside
When Anti-League Plan
Is Reported Out,

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, May 24.-The
Pepper plan for American adherence
to the world court today was re-
ported out by the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee by a vote Of
10 to s.
The Harding Hughes plan was de-
feated by a vote of 10 to 8.
The Pepper plan providesSfor com
plete enforcement of the court from
the League of Nations as a prere-
quisite to American participation.
This would be effected by amending
the protocol of the court to provide
for election Of judges, now made by
the council and assembly of the
league, by separate electoral
council and an assembly of
signatories
Defeat for Coolidge
The committees action is a defeat
for President Coolidge who yester-
day Made it plain that he stood
firmly behind the Harding Hughes
Han, considered himself committed
to it and would so to the country
for it,
The compulsory arbitration provis-
ion protocol Of the court also would
be eliminated.
The committee amended the Pep
per plan 10 provide that any nation
having a treaty with a signatory
power could appeal to the julisdic-
ton Of the court
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
KENNARDONG, IS,
IS MARBLE CHAMP
OF INDIANAPOLIS
YoungSter Sends Opponents
to Defeat and Wins Trip
to Atlantic City.

Hail, Kennard Ong, Is. of 1851
Park Ave-, the marble champion of
Indianapolis.
Kennard sent all sectional champs
down to defeat today as they met
him at The Indianapolis Times city
final tournament at Willard Park.
Everett Gibson, IA, of 1918 Wilcox
St. played Kennard in the finals
Kennard is a freshman at Short
ridge High School.
Following the shooting Of the mi
tial taw by Mayor Shank the champs
were fighting for the city crown.
Eight games We're played before the
final.
Shots Are Accurate
Kennards keen eye and accurate
shot eliminated every player who
CHANGED his way.
Winners of the first three games
who competed in the semi-tinals
were: Sevel "Seve" Hamhle. 10, Of
Asst N. La Sale St; James Campton,
II. of 2419 Massachusetts Ave, and
Keunard Ong.
Those winning the second three
games and emerging victorious for
the semi-finals were: Everett Glib
son, IA, of 1918 Wilcox St: Arthur
Bruhn, 10, Of 1901 S. Talbot St, and
Herman Bornemann, 10, of 1910
Fletcher Ave.
Gibson and Kennard thus won for
the finals.
BrOnz Medals Awarded
Following the tournament bronze
medals We're awarded to each sec
tional winner. Ross Beaver II. Of
1861 w. Twenty Third St, city cham
pion for 1928 was eliminated early
in the games.
Kennard viii leave June l for At
lantic City, where he will play other
city champs for the United States
championship He will be taken TO
many Of the historic places Of the
East He will also receive a Crown
bicycle and a season pass to Wash
lnBtOn pail park.
Players and schools they repre-
sent are: James Campton. l., of
24l9 Massachusetts Ave. No. 80;
William Black. II, Of 2954 +. Mich
igan St. No "a; Ross Beaver, II, Of
l57 w. Twenty-Third St. No. ~.
Maurice King, y, 1900 Guilford
Ave. No. 20; Sevel "Seve" HANDLE,
13. Of 457 y. la Sale St, No ;;
Charles Bacon. II. Of 2223 Lexington
Ave. No. 10; William Lckliter. IA.
of 527 n. Pine St, No. 10; WiIburt
Richardson. "A. Of 10 Burwick
Ave. No. so; Perry Jackson. IA. Of
295 Puryear St, No II; Everette
Beatty, 10. OF 1882 n. 3ellefontaiue
St, No. So; William Cunningham,
10. Of $40 8. Holmes Ave. No. 40:
Kennard Ong, 1851 Park Ave, No.
as; Roy Peck. ,1l3S Chadwick St,
No. -; Johnny O'Keefe 1850 Dear
born St. Sacred Heart; Everett Glib
son. 1918 Wilcox St. No so, Maur-
ice Smith, 1914 Gent St. No. A;
Arthur Bruhn. 1901 S Talbot St.
No. 80: Gilbert Grubbs. ST., Arbor
Ave. No. Al; Morris Cohen. 902 S.
Illinois St. No. 6; Herman Borne
mann. l2, OF 1910 Fletcher Ave, No.
s: Robert Hemmert, OPS Sanders
St, No. 81; William BouGhton, l.,
of 637 +. Ohio St, No. ..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
FUNERAL MONEY GONE
Brooklyn, Ind. Woman Reports 5000
Missing.

Police say they have found no
trace Of a purse containing 5000 in
money and other papers lost by Mrs.
sofia Wedge, So. of Brooklyn. Ind.
Mrs. Wedge said she had cashed
an insurance check and was to pay
funeral expenses of her stepdaugh-
ter. She visited at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Carl NikoU. 2217
Howard St. and stopped at a down
town store TO shop before getting
on a car for home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
Bride Shoots Self

BIZ United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May "a
Elida Barker, 20, recent bride, is
in the hospital here at the point of
death from self inflicted gun
wounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
Club Calendar

May 90
Monday - Propylaeum. Program:
Mrs. J. +. Edwards. "Crowding
Memories" music; guest day.
Fortnigbtly Study-Hostess Mrs,
e. f. Burkhart, 4455 Central Ave.
Program: Mrs. T. +. lIodein and
Mrs. w. &. McMahau, 1.-THE Great
Musical Celebration of the sos
Mrs. NJ E. Robbins. 1.-THE Proposed
American Opera
Present Day-IIostess. Mrs. $ +.
Long. Grand View Dr.. Program,
Once Upon a Time. Mrs. Kate Mil
ner Rabb. Mrs. c. +. Cox. vocal
music accompanied by Mrs. c. e.
Peters. Assisting hostesses, Mrs.
Ira NJ. Holmes and Mrs. Fl. L,
Daugherty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
Bathing Suits

The monogrammed bathing suit is
new this year, and is used alike on
simple jerseys or elaborate silk and
satin surf outfits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24

Robert James Alexander, 9 months
old Wilmas mother, Mrs. Eunice
Baker, 1914 Massachusetts Ave.
was a nurse in the child hygiene
division before her marriage. Rob
ert's mother. Mrs. Fred Alexander,
1011 Dawson St. was secretary to
Dr.. Ada Schweitzer, director Of the
division, before her marriage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24

for a filing station at Capitol Ave
and Sixteenth St.
The board continued action on
purchase Of Broad Ripple Park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24

FIRST SPIRITUALIST. CHURCH-6OS n
Liberty St, between Mass. Ave. and
North ST. Sunday 7:45 p. m. Lecture by
Rev. Lydia Crane. Message will be given
By the pastor. Rev. Ruth Van De Beuken
Message service every Wednesday at 300
and 2 As D. m. conducted by the Ladies
Aid. Part of the time devoted to healing
You are cordially invited to attend these
services. All are welcome
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24

The official grandchildren" OF
the division of child hygiene Of
the State board of health visited
the baby conferences conducted by
the division. in the Senate Cham
her at the Statehouse, Friday and
today.
The grandchildren" are Wilma
Susan Baker, 81 months old, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
GinQhan Dresses

Bingham dresses in yellow and
white or orange and white checks
arc worn with felt hats Of the same
color.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
Ostrich Fringe

The gown that is finished with
one or more ruffles Of ostrich fringe
about the hem is featured by all the
most fashionable French houses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
May 81

May Il
Independent SociaI-Iiostess, Mrs.
Everette a. Hunt, 2O21 Buckle st.
Amicitia Hostess. Mrs. M.
Schwartz. 1919 Johnson Ave; assist
ant, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. Program:
Memorial Day celebration.
Meridian Heights Inter-se- Hostess,
Mrs. Silas Johnson, $50 f. Forty
Sixth St Program: Mrs. O. F..
Shattuck, Sketch and Poems" by
William Henry Davis; Mrs. Law
renee Wheeler. sketch and Critical
Study of Arthur Machen;" Mrs. E.
c. RUBBISH, "The Angels of Mons"
Irvington Tuesday - Hostesses,
Mrs. Fred D. Stiltz. $50 Audubon
Road, and Mrs e, c. Rumpler. Pro
gram: Music by Mrs. B. c. Morgan.
Representations Mrs. Joseph
p. Gallagher, 2501 Ashland Ave.
Program: Playlet by drama section.
"a Borrowed Luncheon" music by
members Of the club.
Inter Alia-Hostess, Mrs. Robert
Workman, 1856 Graceland Pro
gram. MIS-. douglas w mite, ne
Son OF David" Mrs. H. w. barrow,
'Pharisees and Sadducees."
May o.
Inter Nos-Hostess, Mrs Milo
Stuart, 4535 Park Ave. Program:
Mrs. f. A. Brown Browning g
OPTIMISM" music.
Home,> Observation-Disclosures Mrs.
F. J. Haight, las e. Fall Creek
Blvd. Assistants, Mrs. Arvin, Mrs.
Boolwalter. Mrs. Bolin, Mrs. Free
man. Mrs. Harold, Mrs. Geupel, Mrs.
Morton, Mrs. Minnick, Mrs. Nc
Kibben, Mrs. MUIR, Mrs. Nehrbas,
Mrs. Rinehart. Mrs. Storer.
ethathea-Hostess Mrs. J. w.
Walker. 1898 Broadway; assistants,
Mrs. w. D. Engle, Mrs. H. D.
Mortified, Mrs G.. r. McDavitt, Mrs.
J. E. Martin, Mrs G.. B. Davis, Mrs
c. H. Cook.
May 90
Century-Metropolit School of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
Scarf STYLES

There are many variations of the
scarf this season, but one of the
most interesting is buttoned across
the bateau neckline of a kasha coat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
Eringed Scarf

A scarf fringed with ostrich feath-
ers in self color is part of many
of the most effective evening gowns
shown for summer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
ParaSOlS

Embroidered parasols are new this
season. One of the most gorgeous
ones is of black velvet lined with
shell pink satin embroidered in rose
shades.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
Gold Fringe

Gold fringe, about a foot in depth,
edges a summer wrap Of black satin
lined with brocaded cloth of gold.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24

Scarlet snow, due to the presence
of small and very thin worms, has
fallen at Halmsted, Sweden.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
The Second Spiritualist Church
(ReOrganiZed)

Will hold regular services at 1855 W.
Minnesota st. every Sunday afternoon at
2:30. Take West Indianapolis car to How
ard and Ksppes SITS. walk two squares
south Messages by various mediums
present cordial welcome extended to all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
May 30

May 90
Century--MetropoI School of
Music. Guest evening. Speaker,
Sol Fl. Esarey.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-29
jAPONSkO OHLASILO PROTEST.
ByL0 TEzcE D0TCENo AMERlckYM
vYLuK0vYM zkk0NEM.
VELVYSLANEC HANIHARA OPUSTf CO
NEJDRtVE WASHINGTON.

Toxic, 28. kvetna. - Hluboke politovani re SpoenG
Saty uzakoniy psehovalcckou pfedlohu vcene odstay
zakazujicim japonske prsehovaectv je tlumoceno
ednim prohasen vydanem zde dnes pozde zahran
MIN 1fadem.
"Japonska vlada zstava nezvkldna oppose pro-
ii Omut0 dskriminaGnmu zakonodarstv prot Japoncnm
dala inrukce japonskemu velvyslanci Washngone az
ohlas darazny protest vlady Spoenych Statu .
leziosti, konci prohlaseni.
dokumenu podrobena e rozboru pristehovaecka pred
!oha eji lcinek Japonce prchazec Spoenych Sta
ia pravi
Od podan Johnsonovy pristehovalecke predohy ktera
e zakadem pritomneho zakona, posanecke
pfosnci mnueho roku, aponska vada datkv6 upo-
zornovala vadu Spojenych Stau aponsky vyukovy
stavec
'Japonskd vlada tudiz huboce uje re tento odsavoc
sta zakonem pres je protest razne opetovne sil
meme presidenem sekretafem stu Spojenych ably
zabranio zarazeni dotycneho dskrmnacniho odstavce
Prohlaseni vydano bylo pozde odpoledne kdyz mmo-
tadna schuze kabnetu byla schvaa protest ehoz W.
vcera odpoledne kdyz byl zahrantni mnistr
Matsn zidal obdrze sankci cd prince vadafe odesani
dokumentu.
Krok tento ie pokladan kromobyceny svedci tom
aka duezitos e pfikadana eto v6c zde Protest byl ka
belovan vevysanc Hanharov Washngone pred tim
by dan zde yeiejnost Rp Ii Aahra.cni minr
ponsky tisk aby psa umrnenostf vyukove zaezitos
Zahrancni ifad pred dv6ma dny kabeloval vevyslanc
Hanharov dovoeni navratu do Japonska, akmie podan
bude amercke Wade prot aponske vuce pfist6
hovaleckem zakon9 n6mz kabnet tehdy jedna Toto do
volen nasledovalo opetovn zados Hanharovy dovoeno
vyrozumva re Hanhara odjede Washingtonu asi
tydnech acko redne jedna pouze dovolenou ie
sto nevrati jz do Washingtonu Take mu
viii resignac ezto Hanihara zlstane dplomatck6 siz
be. Nejspise bude poslan do nektere jine zeme
Washington, 28 kvetna. - odbOru satu sdtleno, &c
by protest vlady japonske pokud
bude dukadne prostudovan zdcjsi vlada nemn uGnit
nem nijakeho vyjadreni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-29
SMALL KLATBU Sc ZABAV.

Springfield, Mass, %. kvet
ma. - Methodisticka episko-
palni cirkev ma generalni kon
ferenci zde konane snala dav-
nou klatbu ma zabavy vseho
druhu a zdstavila to, svedomi
iednotlivych clend.. Al dosud
zakon methodisticke cirkve "a
kazoval jejim prislusnikum
navst6vovati divadla, tanecni
zabavy, cirkusy, kohske dosti-
by a hrati 0 penize. We zpra-
We prislusneho vyboru, jez by
la prijata konferenci, ma Ger
ne listine z1stavaji jedine "ta-
kove zabavy, jichz nemozno
Sc sdcastniti We jmenu Pana
Jezise" rovn6z tlumocena
lie dGtkliva vystraha proti
"navstevovani nemravnych ne
bo frivolnich divadel neb OBJ
razkG."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-29
MARX UV0Ln Sc z0sTATl v URADE.
PRACE MA UTVOREN1 NOVEHO KABINE-
TU POKRACUJE POZVOLNA

Berlin 2S kv6tna.-- Kancer Marx, byy vyzvan opetn6
presidentem Ebertem, ably uvo move mniterstvo pfav
kol nepokroC mem daleko dnes do pozdnhO vece
Proti o6ekavanf kancer nevese bezodklan6
styk nacionasy jezo by duverne vyrozumen eakcio
mari mezi posedne zminenymi dosud uslu ably Won pz
povoln byl kabnetu mimo ably dostao Sc nacio
nalistim tech nejdilezt6sch mist mezi mimi mnisterstva
vnitra zahranicnich v9ci.
Bylo sd6leno re pozaduj poslednejs pres tn okonos
clenove dove strany ejz vldcem e zahranc
nj mnstr Stresemann pouzva veSkere sve vymluvnosti
pfesvedcen nacionasu, savaji zejmena Americe
Angii prs slime namtky proti Tirpzov proh ovadani
kabnetu naconalisty.
Je pravd6podobno, re Marx pozada sociasty, ably
vstoupili do move vlady nepodafi dospe dorozu
naconalsy Sociaiste az dosud neprohlsli defin
tvne re neby by ochotn witt sebe cast bremene zod
pov6dnost Wade
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-29
Smelly KOUSEK 17LETE
LUPIcKY.

Pennington, ILL.,, %. kvet-
ma. Drzic ditko v naruci,
Norma Andersonova, 17leta,
pfepadla Steenbergoyu banku
xtle q donutila kasira vydati
il $500. Vybehnuvsi ban
ky, mlada zena namirenym re
volverem primela Davida Sc
alese, 18leteho, syna nacelni-
ka policie, ably S nj ujel me-
stecka We SVEN automobile. Pc
IL mil tiskla revolver proti re
brGm mladeho Setlese, kdy&
dojeli do Hanna City, ma W.
chod odtud, porucila mu, ably
zastavil vystoupil re s.roje.
Brzy potom piiielo nekolils
automobile naGelnikem po-
licie ozbrojenymi obcany,
kteri obklicili dim Joe Manu-
ella. Mlada zena otevrela sa-
ma dvere, pokusila sc vSak o
1tek, V cemz bylo il zabrane-
no nacelnikem policie Settle
sem, jenz Sc il chopil. Byla ma
nj vznesena zaloba pro loupez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-29
TORNADO Ma JlH0zkPADE.
IL LIDf ZAHUBENO, MA JIHU POCET MR.
TVYCH DOSTOUPIL As.

Wetumka, Okla, 90. kv6tna. Tornado, jez ucnilo
drhu drahu zhouby bok douhou eden biloxi sirokou
neeps resdencn ctv tohoto mesta zIstavio sebou
sedm mrtvych pokud nyn je znamo Asi cet osob pora
byo vazn6 kolem dvaceti utrpeo poranen ehciho
razu
Springtown Okla, 28 kvetna. Joseph Jett jeho city,
d6 byly miste zabti pr Jetova zranena nejspse
smeln9 tornaden ez znco ech obydli pet mil severe
zapadne odtud vcera pozd6 odpoledne.
Joplin No. 28 kvetna - Silna vichrice fadila okresu
Barry ma hovychod odtud vecer Monet nejbiz
so msta oblas bouf poszene byo sdeleno ze vsechny
teeqrafn nie zne Exter Seligman Butterfeld Cass
Vile byly strhany.
Atlanta e8., kv9tna. DIE nejposle lednesichs zprav
lei dosy ran tornadem spustosenych We satech Mis-
ssspp, Alabama Tennessee, napoctano byo jz 45 mr
yych nektefi ranenych tonou mezi zvotem smrti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-29

Pafiz, es kvstna. ~ Grndel L. Matthews jenz tvrdi
ze je objeviteem dabeskeho paprsku. ehz mdze
chat stroje aeropan1 automobile pfves bezv6domi,
nell dpne usm idske bytosti veikou dalku vrati Sc
do Pafize Londyna kde eho vyjednavan brskou
nebylo jeste skonceno
Pravf. hoda proves sve pokusy We velkych rozme.
rech Tyo az dosud byy omezeny jeho ondnskou abo
atof Spolecensvi uzavrene francouzskou fro Chan
tiers Du Rhone Lyonsu, nebude njak zavadu dasimu
vyednavani vladami brtskou francouzskou inymi
dle yyadfen enoho Matthewsovych francouzskch spo-
lecnikd.
ia vefim, toho, mne Mathews rekl" pravi ten
to muz ze navstiven by renimi zstupci americke vay
nabdkOu zskan tohoto neyditelneho paprku; avsak
mic defnitnho nestao jezo nabidka nebyla
st lakavou p. Mathewse. Vyrozumvam re vynaezce
obdrzel telegram Londyna zvouc je ob6du vevyslan
Spojenych Statl Pafizi vcera, ezto pfe
odpoedne, nemoh Sc sicastniti.'
Velvysanec Herrck prodleva jizn Francii po nekok
ydnu nasedkem sveho chatrneho zdrav nen oceka-
van n6jakou dobu. Taemstvi obklopuje ceou aff4r
Fancouzsky srolecnik prav vak re kap Edwards sekrc
tar pravni radce Matthewse ucin pravdepodobn1 ne
jake vyjadrenf vzhledem americke nabidce
studena sprcha spustena byla "dabesky pap~s SEX"
dnes, kdyz prof Branly snad nevet autorta obou ys
ky Franc, prohlas re pochybuje eXsenc paprsku
vlasnosmi jez jsou pfpisovany angickym ,v9dcem.
Prof. Branly pravi:
"Abychom zska paprsek jenz by zastavi motor, ienz
by usmrtl vzdaenost mseli bychom m paprsek
lou nsm zadny takovy paprsek nestava vsda nauei
la a soustredov papsky do ist6 miry avsak tyto
mali zadne velke silly sobe Mali pouze chveni."
"Neocekava v6da, re pfi nesmrn6m vyvoji badani
boru elektfny radotelegrae mIze byt zdokonaen
sek enz bude mi sobe vekou siu neb zr prof Bran
ly byl tazan
"Ne", Odpov3de. "Elektricke paprsky nemajf vekou
silu aniz veky Ear"
Washington %. kvetna - zadna nabdka nebya uci-
n9na amerckym odborem namorncva anz kterymkoi il
nym odvetvim vlady koupenf ajemstvi tax zvaneho
"d'abelskeho paprsku objeveneho Angcanem Grindeem
Mathewsem Toto sdslen ucin6no dnes uednich kruhi
New York, 28 kvetna. = John H. Hamill, anglicky
nzen jenz prav zastupue velkeho nemeckeho vedce
jehoz jmeno zachovava ajnos prav nabid Ike kou-
an,eck& Wade methodu vyvodeni papsku jenz NIUE
zastav aeroplany vzduchu auomobily vzdaenost
lff mil.
Ham tvrdi ze timto paprskem tfinact francouzskych
aeroplann bylo zneschopn9no dalsimu etu Bavorsku
cervnu mnueho roku.