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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
NEW MEN FACE
U. S. OIL PROBE
Stock Market Deals of Off
Gals Will Be Aired
by PAUL II. MALLGN

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Tbe
senate oil inquiry reached out
for new sensational evidence TO.
day when IL began tracing a list
Of names OF high government OF.
ficials reported TO have cleaned
up" In stock transactions.
The list includes n former
White House officials. senator
and mt least two men high In
government departments.
Senator Walsh, OF Montana, chief
investigator. considers this the most
important phase OF the case he Is
building up to prove corruption and
fraud" in connection with leases on
naval reserve lands which former
Secretary OF the Interior Fall gave
TO Harry +. Sinclair and Edward L.
Doheny. Following up this line OF
inquiry the committee met today to
hear Samuel Ungerleiber. Cleveland
broker. who has offices in Washing.
ton.
Attic the plan was IL conduct
only a preliminary examination OF
the committee desires TO
ascertain how II win find exactly who
bought and sold Mammoth oil stock
in Washington when the leases were
made.
Fall has been notified TO be on
hand next Friday The senate is ex.
pecied to pass ON Thursday n reso.
luton continuing the power OF the
investigating committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
MINISTER LOST;
R0WB0AT FOUND
Coat, Hat OF Tacoma Pastor
Recovered; Fear Drowning

TACOMA, Feb. 5.-Investiga-
lions by the Tacoma police Tues.
day into circumstances of the
disappearance Monday afternoon
Of Rev. Arthur DE Jacoby. for
mcr pastor Of the Roosevelt
Heights Christian church. only
served 10 deepen the mystery
that surrounds the case.
De Jacoby's hat and coat were
found in an empty rowboat that was
sighted in The Narrows late Monday
afternoon. lie had been missing at
that time since IL o'clock In the
morning, when he had taken his wife
to town and had left her. saying he
would take his auto 10 the garage
and have Il fixed.
When her husband did not return
home In The afternoon Mrs. dc
Jacoby notified the police and a
search was Immediately started. Pc.
lice found he had rented n boat at
the Point Defiance pavilion shortly
after noon. a little later the empty
boat was sighted and coat and hat
found in IL were identified as belong.
ing to the missing man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Exchange
Patrons Will Be
Taxed Is Cents
Per Phone

Telephone subscribers using pr
vatc branch exchanges will be re.
quired 10 pay an additional sum for
phone service when tho dial system
on the Elliott and Main exchanges
goes into effect. midnight. Fcbrn.
airy is. Il was learned Tuesday.
This increase will be Is cents for
each branch service phone aud In
some OF tho larger buildings may
total as high an $50 per month.
Estimates for tho entire city place
the increase a. moro than $4,000
per year.
An Investigation has been started
BY Corporation Counsel r. J. l..
Kennedy to determine whether the
Increased service charge violates tho
state department OF public works
ruling on rates and the rate de.
cisions handed down BY various
federal and state courts.
According to c. o. Meyers, super
intendent Of tho telephone company,
the charge represents a rental for use
OF the dlas and maintenance
charge.
Where private branch exchange
phones wish dias that they may
connect directly with the outsiic.
the 25-cent rental Il charged Ny.
ers said. mo additional charge Is
made for private branch exchange
service phones no, equipped with
dials.
The tariff giving notice OF the
25-cent rental charge was filed with
the state board three years ago.
Kennedy said. and no notice was
ever received by the city OF the
proposed rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
DOC BROWN.


fAoif1to con dmorcJ:
Why didn't they tell me? why
didn't they TELL me?
They knew that things were wrong.
But they let EN- drift along:
And instead of information all gets
vituperation.
When they find conditions fearful
Why. they give The Star an earful!
And I never learn about 1t til l hear
the newsies shout it.
Then they blame me. in their prattle
For the scandals of Seattle.
Why didn't they tell MEEEEEEEE7
ms roioe mounts in lono
Shrek, Wse chisilc.)
THE VOTERS
fTicklcd 70 DEATH.
Quitting time, quitting time, No
more talks tonight.
oh, what fun II is TO be in a redhot
ballot fight
tCurtaim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Anatole France Is
Suddenly Stricken

PARIS. Feb. 5. = The famous
French novelist, Anatole France. who
has been IN for several weeks. be.
came suddenly worse today. Pro.
fessor Laubry. heart specialist.
was summoned urgently TO the
writer's bedside.
Later. however Frances house.
hold stated that no had recovered
from severe inflammation OF the
chest and was able 10 breakfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
AIM
LIQUOR
HIDDEN
Severyns Probes
Story of "Hold-
Out" in w e s t
Seattle Raid

Sensational evidence that three
police officers had taken I35
cases Of bonded whistles, wines
and brandy from a rum runner,
turning in only 22 cases as evil
dece, and were later robbed, by
the original booIe-runncr OF the
remaining lib cases OF liquor.
was being investigated by Chief
of Police W. b. Severyns Tues
day.
The names OF the accused officers
win not be made public until Sew
eryns has further evidence in the
case. he said. A few weeks ago the
trio were given "tip'' by a boot
logger that liquor cargo was being
brought in at West Seattle dock,
II IS alleged.
When the boat had unloaded the
cargo the officers rushed forward
and captured truckload. It was
then early in tho morning. They ar
rested one man, who was taken TO
jail. When asked for evidence ia his
case, the three policemen brought in
% cases of liquor. according TO the
story told Severyns.
The other 113 cases OF liquor, val
ued at sS.475 retail, were stored in a
private garage. When the three
went back to the cache. they found
that it had been looted OF every bot
tie. II is said.
The first information received BY
Chief Severyns was to the effect that
the original liquor cargo was $50
cases.
Severyns expressed doubt as TO
whether concrete evidence could be
secured against the officers which
would be sufficient TO cause their
altho he admitted he be-
licved the story which was told him.
The accused policemen were called
before Severyns and grilied at length.
All three stoutly denied that they
had seized more than the % cases
turned in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Girl Leaves Wild
Party Thru Window

In frenzied desire TO put distance
between herself and police who en-.
tered room where a wild party was
being stageu at oskland hall. 700
Marion st. early Tuesday morning.
an unidentified girl ieaped thru a
window TO the ground. 40 feet below.
the officers reported. Apparently
she was not seriously injured by the
leap. as she Immediately disappeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

] love you truly. but you make me
cry.
want to see YOU virtuous and dry,
III clean you up. gal. tho YOU may
squirm.
II you'll make me mayor. gal. Just
for one term.
THE VOTERS:
Hell clean the town up. tho she may
squirm.
III wen make him mayor, boys. just
for one terml
DOC BROWN
fSdrcdsticoso ientcJ.
May.hay.hay.beeeeel
THE VOTERS
fAppcdiinD 10 Doc BrorHJ:
We've heard from Mrs. Miracle,
We've heard from Lundin, too.
We've heard from Mister Erickson
Now let us hear from you.
We'd like a lot OF hoishots.
A speech emitting fire
So brand someone boob. Doc,
A lunkhead. or liar
Avn Now--Pleeeeeeeeeasel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
OLIVER 7. ERICKSON

(Con UirdocJ.
Who got all the Skaglt cash? Skagit
cash! Sgakit cashl
Who got bold ana doggoned rash
Plodging power by May?
Make me mayor and IN produce, I'll
produce, I'll produce!
AS for Brownie7 What's the use?
III be mayor some day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
MARDI CRAS OF
AIR is PLANNED
Will Mark Start OF World
Flight Here

a huge army aeronautlc demon.
stration viii be staged in Seattle to
celebrate the start OF the 'round.the-
world flight Of American aviators.
previous to the "hop.off." May /,
It was announced Tuesday morning
by Col. a. II. Beebe. chairman OF
the military affairs committee Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. upon receipt
OF telegram from J. J. Underwood.
the chambers Washington represen.
tative. According TO the wire, the
demonstration will include bombing.
Turn 10 Page Z. Column p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
LII GEE GEE, TIL OFFICE
yAsIP. SEE.
Courtship is sort OF COO
partnership.

General Pershing recently reviewed
the entire army OF Monaco. SO off
GERS and men. 10 must have re-
minded him OF the u. S. army he
commanded before the war.
Lore Is like pHuotared tire,
I'm very sure OF that
For after one big blowout
She peHt and left me fiat
Henry Ford's plan for promoting
international peace is TO make every.
body speak English.
Even Americans2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

\ wALLINGFoRD HILL
BARGAIN
Modern 7-Room Pretty bungalow
Only s4.950: $1,000 Cash
This Sacrifice Goes This Week
Owner leaves this week; posses
sion on short notice. This
bungalow has a large 5-room
floor plan on first floor, large
living room. hardwood floors .
rooms. breakfast nook: good
basement: dandy furnace: heat
in every room. This home
gives YOU bedrooms, n ga
rage, corner lot and very
attractive corner, good view,
etc. etc.
Many more features to this home
can be found by turning to tho
Want Ads NOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Mayor Brown Backs Skogit Probe!
Home Brew

Howdy. folks. This Is your last
chance TO register.
Tho goof who will kick most VIC
lenily at tho eity's choice Of mayor Is
the same one who fails 10 register.
one Hundred Dummies Enter 1924
Rabbit Show. Star Headline.
And by the time the paper wen, 10
press there were ga!
Comptomcters are wonderful ma,
chimes. but they can't multiply half
as fast as a rabbit.
Yesterday was the Chinese New
Year. They must have got hold OF
p old calendar. says LII Gee Gee.
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
IVY CLUB
The gink who asks what date
IL is every morning.
The recent boost in gasoline prices
Is due. II is announced. TO Increased
consumption OF crude oil.
We've got TO quit drinking that
stuff.
A street. little maid Hamed Laoiile
Meat skating on rollers Of steel,
,TaI her feet acted queer
And she fen on her car
aHa ici1-iru02ed for help with her
aeei.
Little Homer Brew Jr. doesn't
know very much about r. L. Doheny
and Harry Sinclair. but he says II
they are tho men who invented cas-
tor oil they ought to be hung.
NOTICE TO BANDITS: February
a. IS Lincoln's birthday btaTTtthiftasza y Hi tho
nRnks in the city win be closed.
VIII Hays says he is out OF poll.
tics. An. then. HI Johnson has com.
pany.-Jack Raper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
THE VOTERS.

THE VOTERS:
As for Brownie. what's the use?
Vote for o. T.-he'll produce
DOC BROWN
largo furioSoJ
Muy.hay.hny,bcoooecl
Al LINDIN:
(Aposirophising the Spirit Of Sc
ditlcJ:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
SUGGESTION FOR THE G. o. r.
TICKET NEXT AUTUMN


President-Harry Sinclair.
Vice President-AlISaIi Al Fall.
L. 5. Treasurer-E. l.. Doheny.
The campaign slogan should be:
yes. tce're bunch Of oiicans.
But ice hare no oil today"
Those bandits who robbed Norton's
afeterfa Of 5000 evidently believed
the help yourself signs they saw
on the wall.
Three men were captured yester.
day making money out OF lead.
II Is rapidly getting TO be almost
as disgraceful to make money out Of
lead as to make money out OF oil.
HOORAY. LET'S WAIT UP.
The new telephone directory is
now being delivered to subscribers,
but subscribers are warned not to
break the seal until Saturday, Feb.
rusry is, at midnight.
What deucediy announcement
hour.
Orest Ambitions: To have name
uks Aaron Aaronson and be first in
fhe telephone book.
a number OF prominent Egyptolo-
Fists doubt II old Tut was really
king OF Egypt. We. too. doubt II. a
man with so elaborate tomb as
Tut's must have been something
bigger than a king. Maybe he was
kooilegger.
We DIARY
February 81
In. and TO the office. where all the
day busy fsyhioning this japery. and 80
20 home for dinner. and then TO the
Metropolitan playhouse. and there saw
The Merchant Of Venice the best play,
think, that ever was wrote. and War
field very fine aad human NJ sh,Iock
And did zee W. Mcmillan. The banker;
T.. TindsTf. ". Edri>, IT, BurdIck and
others. And 40 10 home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
HERE'S
ANOTHER HOME

That is being offered in tonight's
Want Ad columns. Do you want
it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

Seattle Gasoline Jumps Two Cents Gallo
WEATHER

Partly cloHdy tonight aud We'd
ncsaev; colder tonight moderate
tchfds. mostly tcesferly,
Temperature Last - Hours
Maximum. So. Minimum. As.
To-day noon. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

Three men were captured yester.
day making money out OF lead.
II is rapidly getting TO be almost
as disgraceful TO make money out Of
lead as to make money out OF oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

President-Harry Sinclair.
Vice President-AlISaIi Al Fall.
L. 5. Treasurer-E. l.. Doheny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

Those bandits who robbed Norton's
afeteria Of 5000 evidently believed
the help yourself signs they saw
on the wall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

VIII Hays says he is out OF poll.
tics. An. then. HI Johnson has com.
pany.-Jack Raper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

The campaign slogan should be
yes, toe're a bunch Of oiioans.
But tce hare no oil today"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
NOTICE TO BANDITS: February

z IS Lincoln's birthday OH tthii4szz Hi III tho
lRnks in the city win be closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
HOORAY. LET'S WAIT UP.

0rest Ambitions: To have name
uks Aaron Aaronson and be first in
nc telephone book.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10
ZfTRA POSLEDNf DEN STA.
RICH AUTOMOBILE.
VYCH TABULEK.

Prodlouzena lhdta k opatfe
nj licencnfch automobilovych
tabulek ma rok 1924 vyprsi III
ira. Statni tajemnik Thad H.
Grown uznal, ze neni mozno
vsem automobilistlm vyzved-
nouti 81 license DO 81. prosin-
ce a povolil prodlouzeni do II.
ledna, kter6z datum ale ne
bude ,prekroceno. Jelikoz die
odhadu v nasem okresu dosud
jedi as 10000 autoista Sc, sta
rymi tabulkami, ocekava sc
dnes a. Ultra v chou dradov-
mach, kde licence jsou vydava
ny, obrovsky naval.
Tabulky novych cfsel lie do
stati v The Motor Clubu a no
telu Cleveland a Cleveland
skem Autoclubu v budov9 Au-
ditorium garaze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10
POLICEJNf PORUcfCI HA.
GAN A POTTS VZDAVAJf
Sc OPOSlCE.

Znama afera policejnich po
rucikG A. j. Hapana a E. J..
Pottse, kteri vedli v policii o.
posici prot Kohlerove admin
straci i prot policejnimu ma
celniku Graulovi, vzdavaji Sc
oposice. ielikoz Sc stava "a no
We m6stske vlady bezpredmet-
nou. Oba zatkli muze. kteri
vztycovali V parcfch nav6sti
mayora Kohlera. kterVmi tvz
stavel obcanstvu ma oGi chvalu
svoji cinnosti. Nell bvti IA to
pfesazeni. ale odvolali Sc, kite
|rez iednani bylo vGera jako
bezpredmetne zruseno. Hagan
krone toho nekolikrate protes
toval prot povvsovani jinych
kolegd ma kapitanv. maje sam
k povyseni nejvetsiho prava
die slozenych, predepsanych
zkousek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10
ZRUSENf POLICEJNfHO
PROTEKcNfHO SE-
ZNAMU.

V policejnim departmental c
xistovala pry listina sc sezna.
mem jmen muzstva odporuce
neho k povyseni, nikoli die o.
sobnfch schopnosti. ale die to.
no, jak ktery muz byl "naho-
re- Il pand zapsan. Hrali zde
1lohu pom6ry pribuzenske,
pratelske. politicke prislusno-
sti j jine. Povestny ten arch
pry jiz neexistuje, neb byl po-
liceinim nacelnfkem Graulem
zniten, kdyz jeho pravomoc
novou administered byla INA
menite rozSirena. DIE listiny
byli pry hlavn6 vybirani pro-
tektni obyceini straznfci pro
irad detektivni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10
CROCERISTA PRISPEL K
POLAPENf DVOU LUPIc0.

As pred tremi tydny byl gro
|cerista Samuel 1saacson, 6OOl
Hough ave., okraden o hodln-
ky a retizek. Cd te DOLBY stal
Sc pozomejsim a vcera Sc mu
Itato ostrazitost vyplatila. X
|veceru vstoupili diva mladici
do grocerie a pozadovali ma
Isaacsonovi banany. Groceris-
ia poznav, kolik uhodilo, od-
|poved6l, re banand nema, ale
rychle telefonem zavolal ze-
|nu, cehoz Sc domnell kupci
bananG tax lekli, re hezky
zcerstva hledali, kde nechal
tesar diru. Ciperna manzelka
pfivolala policii, ktera "a Pc
dlouho v blizkosti lekarny ma
rohu Lexington ave. vych.
70. ul. polapila diva mladiky,
kazdeho ozbrojeneho revolve-
rem a We vlastnictvi ukrade-
neho automobile. Jeden z W.
tecnikG jest vyrostkem IDLE
tym. druhy teprve 18letym.
Zatceni provedli detektivove
stanice ma Perkins a vych. 55.
ul. Koryta a Trunk. Oba "a
tGenci Sc priznali k soucinno-
sti V cele rade loupezi. mezi
kterymi je i loupez u hostin-
skeho Germa. 4743 Hamilton
ave-, iemuz dne ID. prosince
uloupili $500, ktere mel pri.
praveny ma vyplatu delnic.
kych sekd z blizkych tovaren
Starsi jest parolovanym che
vancem mansfieldske polep.
sovny. kan odsouzen byl ma
Ia mesfcG pro kradez automo.
blu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10
MALY NOVAK HRATI BUDE
MOZARTOVU SKLADBU.

12lety krajan Lionel Novak
byl vyvolen hrati Sc slavnym
clevelandskym orchestrem "a
odpoledniho patecniho detske
no koncertu. Rude nejmladsim
hudebnikem, jemuz bylo po-
prano hrati S nasi nejprednej-
81 hudebni organisaci. Nadei-
ny mladicky krajan, jehoz pc
dobiznu pTinasi dnesni Plain
Dealer. hrati bude ma plane,
posledni oddil Mozartova kon.
certu do D dur.
Novak studuje v cleveland.
skem Hudebnfm dstav6 a jest
jednim re til zaki, kteTf do
stavaji podporu z nadace, "a.
lozene Julliardem ma povzbu-
zeni hudebniho studia NADIA,
nych zakG cele Ameriky. Zmi
n6ny zakladatel nadace veno.
val k tomu 1celu S20,000.000
RodiGe mladeho virtuosa po-
chazi 2 Czech a bydli V {. 1916
zap. 1874. ul. We West Parku.
Oba rodiGe jsou jiz re stare
vlasti ,nadsenymi hudebniky a
syn jejich zauGovan byl v pr
vopotatecnf tale hry ma kla-
vir svoji matkou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10
POKUTOVANI PRO WE.
PREM Sc PROHIBIcNl-
MU ACENTOVI.


35-lety Stanley Linovsky, 2
els. 3l97 vych. 65. ul. a 32lety
Jan OlsovsAy, 6544 Newman
ave. byli odsouzeni pro ltok
ma prchibicniho agenta, smir-
elm soudcem v Brooklyne Phil
lippem Bartelem, prvni zapla-
ii 5000 a druhy jen S100 pro-
to, re neciste vyplatili til poll
caity brooklynskeho towns pu,
kteri v hostinci Linovskeho hle
dali kofalku. Hostinskeho ce-
ka ieStt druha zaloba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10
NEJhovEJ$i RADNIcNT ;zMtNY.
PRoPUsTENt UREDNtKU DosAzENYcH
KOHLEREM

Pofekadlo "novy pan, novy
poradek", ), plati tez o cleve-
landske radnici, kde veera byl
propulsion z 1radu poulicnlho
komisare Kohlerdv duvernlk
Lyman D. Boutwell, a ma jeho
misto dosazen J. G.. Tompson.
jenz tento trad zastaval "a ad
ministracf Davise Fitzgeral-
da. Ma misto dosavadniho
mestskeho pokladnika j. Day
kina povolal m6stsky financnl
reditel Adama j. Damma, de-
mokratickeho predaka a by
valeho radniho %. wardy.
Reformy chySta redltel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10

OZNAMUJTE We "SVETU"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10

V tax zvanem klubu Valec-
nych vyslouzilcd, 7O18 Broad
way, zatteno bylo policejni
skadronou pod serzantem A.
McCronem, ktera vnikla do
mistnosti okny, sest muzu, z
nichz ctyi byli dopadeni "a
hry, kdezto druzi diva "dava-
Ii pozor". Policie sebrala kar-
ty penize nalezen6 v "ban-
ku". Sedmnacti policejnimi
precinkty byl proveden souca-
sn najezd ma vsechny mistno-
sti, kde umist6ny byly hrac-
ske automaty a provedeno
1877 zatceni majiteli doutni-
karskych a cukrovinkovych OBJ
chodi, iidelen i lekaren a "a
baveno celkem 154 strojkd.
Policii bylo znamo, ze automa
til lest v m9ste nejmene deset
krate tolik, ale vsecky zmize-
ly jako by nejakym kouzlem.
Majitele totiz "dostali vitr" a
zavtas vse, co by je mohlo
privesti do styku dfady, I'VE
dave policii odklidili cesty.
Rozkaz vysel cd noveho
mastskeho bezpecnostniho ridi
tee E. D. Barryho policejnimu
nacelnfku Graulovi a inspek-
toru Matowitzovi, vcera odpo
ledne "a chvili obdrzeli ka-
pitani jednotlivych precinktd
povely: "Jdete po hracfch
strojich. Zatkn6te kazdeho,
kdo nejaky vlastni neb hraie.
Nemdzete-li je pTin6sti, pax
je zniGte. Vycistete m6sto!"
Myslenka ma ocistu m6sta
povstala soutasn6 v hlave
m6stskeho managera Hopkin-
Sc. Nedoslo vsak. jen ma auto
maty, ale i ma mistnosti, kde
sazeno jest ma zavodnf kon6,
ale provedena ien tfi zatceni.
jelikoz naiezd proveden byl
mezi $50 a 100 hod. vecer.
kdy skorem vsechny podobn6
Obchody jsou jiz zavreny.
HraGskych strojd nejvice
bylo zkonfiskovano v obvodu
hlavni policejni stanice aesice
80 zatceni provedeno Al. V
ctvrtich obyvanych krajany
zabaveno bylo V precinktu
Broadway a vych. 55. ul. ien
5 automatG a zatceno tolikez
osob. Broadway a Jones ave.
3 stroje. zatteny 3 osobv, ma
Kinsman II 131. ul. jen jeden
stroiek jedno zatceni.
Ia "ocistne" akce zatceno
bvlo 5 damicek. iez "neseiou
ami neznou" ale pfec jsou dob
70 zivy. Jedna z Mich Divine
nh ie vvdrzovatelka nerestne-
no domu n ina dopadena v L.
stavn nodobne povesti.
ze byli maiitele stroiii "a
yeas varovani. o tom svadti
zprava &zelezniInich zrizencil
2. West Park. kde vcera spa-
tfn byl plny wagon t6chto
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ZEMREL MA ULICI.

Vcera k veceru Sci Jake Slo
novsky, 1886 vych. 80. ul., k
laznim a klinice ma Wood
land ave., kdyz pojednou klesl
ma chodnik. Byl vnesen do
vnitf, kde vsak prohlasen le-
kari mrtvym:: Konec jeho zivo
tn utinilo vnitrni krvaceni.
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kANDIDATURA T.. C. MAR
TINCE DO OKRESU.

PyvaH feditel m9stske bez.
pecnosti Tomas C. MARTINEZ,
povazovany "a stoupence Koh
lerova, 'hodhSse uchazeti o d.
rad okresnfho serifa, v KITE
remz boji $ MIN patrne zle
budou sout9ziti hlavni vypo-
tmocny serif C. M. Dombey,
vypomocny m6stsky klerk Ch.
V. Dickerosn, radnf Gallag-
her iini konkurenti.
Ruetenik, byvaly Kohlernv
feditel parki, patrne Sc bude
uchazeti o zvolenf "a okresni.
no komisare.
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V hotelu Rocky River "a
mestnany John Jaeger, bytem
v {. 4010 Woodland ave.,
chtel vcera prejiti po prknech
sachtu vytahovadla, kdyz Sc
jedno prkno prolomilo a Jae-
ger Sc sfitil do hloubky p9ti
pater. Byl usmrcen ma mist6.
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PRO POTkEBNE HAVfkE.

Clevelandske federace dam
skych klubu otevrela hlavni
stan v {. 525 V hotelu Static
rove. kde pfiiimano Jest odlo-
zene satsvo. ktere ma byti DO
slano stradaiicim uhlokopIm
n ieiich rodinam v okolf A.
thens. O. Priiimaii Sc od4vv,
ktere isOu dosud upotrebite1
mem stavu. Prvne pfiiimano
hylo satstvo od 2 do a hod
dnes odp. Pristi pfiiimanf v
techze hodinach V 6tert.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10

'sluzby w. S. Ferguson, zejme-
ma mezi m9stskymi inzenyry,
slibuje zvyseni platd, ale jen
1rednikdm v pravd6 zpIsobi-
lynn. Reditel mestskych park1
F. S. Harmon hodla znovuzri-
diti "a Kohlera zrusenou les.
nickou suzbu a manager Hop
kins vsechny tyto reformy pod
poruje a nAleha ma iejich u
spfseni.' Veera zkratil dfedni
radnicnf hotiiny o 80 minut,
cd $50 rano do 5 hod. odpo-
ledne, mfsto do $50, jak to-
mu bylo "a adminisrace pre-
deSle. 20
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1E easy PRO kARBANfkY A HRAcE.
PREPADEN1 HERNY MA BROADWAY.

strojG, ma ,draze New York
Central - ''vandrovaly' ma
zapad, kde pry je policie sho-
vfvavejsf.
Ida Sc, ze bezpecnostni II.
ditel napodobuje filadelfske-
ho kolegu, byv. mariilackeho
generala, jenz pred nekolika
dny vycistil podobne Filadel,
fiji.