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New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
MAY EXAMINE CARS IN SAFETY TESTS
Autos Appearing Unsafe ol
 Streets May Be SCrutinized

Hartford, May 1s.-Chief Garret J
 Farrell of the Hartford police depart.
 ment, has notified the motor vehicle
 department that he will lay before
 the next meeting Of the State Police i association, of which he is the presi- dent, proposal for uniform action in several particulars with regard to motor vehicles in an effort to reduce the number of accidents occurring in the cities of the state.
 The State Police association has no connection with the state police de- partment, but is an organization of chiefs of police and other policeman of ali the municipalities of the state. Chief Farrell's decision follows cor respondence with Commissioner of Motor Vehicles stoeckel in which methods of improving safety condi- tions in the larger cities have been discussed.
 One of the proposals for uniform action is to agree to hold down the speed of motor vehicles in all cities ito the legal rate" particularly in the period from now until October when accidents are most apt to occur This suggestion is brought about by the fact t8aat, while motorists are aware that speed regulations are strictly en- forced in omse cities, yet they feel that fin others little attention is paid to the subject, except on fragrant cases, with the result that many &C., cidents occur on thoroughfares lead ing in and out of the cities.
 To enforce this plan, more motor cycle patrolmen will be needed in several cities. and Commissioner volunteered tn cooperate with the police chiefs in their respec- tive cities to win public sentiment over to the need of such increases in the interest of public safety. The motor vehicle department has on file a series of charts showing in detail the record of accidents for all the cities of the state. and indicating the and intersections which
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
FENN WILL OPPOSE
 INCOME TAX BILL
Will Vote to Sustain Presidents Veto if It Becomes necessary

1 The bill requiring the publication of income tax returns, to which the local merchants have objected as well as national and state Chambers of Commerce will be fought by Congress man E. Hart Tenn according to let ter received thos morning by Mary F.. Curtin, secretary of the local Cham Der of Commerce.
 The New Britain Chamber of Con- merce directors voted to oppose the measure at their meeting last Mon- day and a resolution will be presented at the state chamber meeting which opens in Bridgeport Wednesday.
 The letter from Congressman Fenn is as follows:
 Miss Mary L. Curtin, Secy.. New Britain Chamber of Commerce, New Britain. Conn.
 My dear Miss Curtin:-I am in receipt of your letter of the 16th in- stant, and note that you, say in re- gard to publicity of income tax re- turns.
 Tn reply permit me to state that I am opposed to the tax bill as it passed the senate. and If vetoed by the presi- dent I shall vote to sustain that veto. I am unable to advise you as to whether or not the bin will pass over the presidents veto, but shali oppose
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB NOTES

The first annual May banquet of the Industrial Girls club will be held at the Y. w. c. A. on Thursday eve ming. May 22, at : o'clock. Aida Marley, vice-presldent of the club. is chairman of the banquet committee. Margaret kerin as toastmistress will produce play, introducing the cast and the budding stars, comedians and tragedy queens, of the club. After the banquet program Mae Meskosky will take charge of the initiation of new members. Miss Gladys Day will &C., company the singing of the club songs, will play piano selections dur ing the program and provide music for dancing later. The members of the industrial committee, Miss Ger trude Rogers, Mrs. Philip B. Stan- Icy Mrs. Arthur c. kimball and Mrs. Sterling will be special guests. Adam Dressell, the chairman of the decora- tons committee. is being assisted by Miss Mildred Barrows. All members of the club committees win meet Mon day evening at the Blue Triangle club room to complete arrangements.
 Five delegates to the summer indus trial conference and camp at Summit Lake. New York, will be elected at the club banquet Thursday evening. Every member should be present to vote.
 Ruth Anderson, chairman Of the dance committee, has engaged Ahl- bergs Euterpean orchestra for the clubs dance on Friday evening, June 9th at the Y. W. c. A.
 Blue Triangle girls are invited to a musicale and tea at 1 o'clock at the Y. W. c. A. on Sunday afternoon. The club room will not be open.
 The club pins have come and may be purchased at the clubroom Monday or Tuesday evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
Says: It Ends Neuralgia

''No matter where located-to get quick relief from the agony rub on stainless Joint Ease" says d New England chemist.
 Of couTss. Joint-E Ease is the one great external remedy for inhsmed. swollen, stiff joints in ankle, knee. hip. shoulder. fingers or spine. and for that purpose it's sale is tremendous.
 But it's power 10 give almost instant relief in neuralgia neuritis and 1um- bago Is becoming better known every day-sosks right in with a minutes rubbing-A tube so cents.
 Always remember when Joint Ease gets in joint troubics get out-quick.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
WILL VISIT EUROPE
New Britainites Plan Sailings During Months of May and June-Two Will Sail Saturday.

When the Cunard liner California sails from New York on Saturday of this week 1t will carry among its pas sengers, according to records at the office of George A. Quigley, William Anderson of 74 Belden street, who will be en route for a visit to Scot land.
 On the same day William F. Corbett will sail on the White Star liner Bal tic, from the same port for Queens town, England.
 Mrs. Annie McKnerney and daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy, of 40 Grand street, will sail soon on the Homeric of the White Star line for Southampton, England, where they will visit for three months.
 Mrs. Sarah Lowell of Plainville will sail June q on the Baltic for Liver pool.
 Harry Lash of IS Spring street Is in Cuba.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
Call Annual Meeting
 At Stanley School

The annual meeting of the Parents and Teachers association of the Stan ley school will be held in the kinder garten on Wednesday evening at o'clock. Miss Geraldine Cullen will sing and the address sof the evening will be given by William W. T. Squire. Following the meeting refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
Chandler Plays Pacifist Clergy
 Who Will Not Help U. 5. in War

made to pay for the damage that was inflicted on French soil during the war.
 The committee in charge of the bafquet was composed of Harry C.. Jackson of Eddy-Glover post, chair man; and Edward E. Ogren, Clifford E. Hellberg. Harry F. scheuy How ard A. Timbrell. Gustav A. Carlson, James F. Cannon and Ted Stillman, the commanders of the posts in Hart ford county,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
kuickers Min

Reedy, W. Va.-Reedy women may don knickerboekers to their hearts content. The privilege of wearing knickers on the streets has been granted through a referendum vote which shows a, majority of one in favor of the women.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19

general discussion of the bill, a mo- tion was made that this bureau go on record as being opposed to it and that the secretary write our Congressman and Senator to this effect"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
Prvni zenske generally

Ruske listy prinaseji zpra-
WI, re dve zeny, ktere mely
az dosud rude armade hod-
most ddstojnikd, byly nyni jme
novany generally. Jedna panl
Urvanova a pani Budde. ODE
zeny obdrzely voiensky vycvik
v rude armade a slozily pre-
depsane dustojnicke zkousky.
Potom byly pfiddleny ruskemu
generalnimu stabu a kdyz pax
nynf slozily vyznamenanm
zkousky ma vojenske akade-
mil, obdrzely titul genera1a a
take ovsem plat generalsky.
Bylo jim sdeleho. ze budou mu
sit patrne nejblizsi dobe pre-
witt veleni jednoho pluIku. Tro
ckij blahopfM novym general
kan k jejich hodnosti zdu-
raznil pfi tom velke vseobecn6
schopnosti zen. ODE danny pry
jsou znamenitymi jezdkynemi
a strelci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28

vinu svou aspoh c&stecne po-
kanim svym.
Jindfich, nabyv nyni op9t
po pravu dedictvi po otci SVEN
pojal "a chot' zboznovanou
dcerusku hjabete 2 Lilliers a
byl pax jednim ze svedkI pfi
'syatb6 Stepana 8 Bertou.
Reneovi Moulinovi svefil
pax sprawl obrovskeho jmeni
sveho a Rene pfijal milerad
nabidku tuto, jelikoz bylo by
byvalo pron nesmirn4 bolest-
ne, kdyby Sc byl mel cd sle-
chetneho muze toho odlouciti.
Nebylo st'astn6jsich mamie.
III mad Jindficha a St9pana q
nebylo zenusek st'astnejsfch
mad chote jejich.
Jmeni, odkazane j Janem
ctvrtkem, dorucila Berta dee.
rusce Naudiine, Olivii, aby u.
bcha, roztomil& divka tato
jez nevinna byla zlociny mat:
ky svoji, mohla v cizine aspof
bez nouze ziti a hledati zapo.
rlenuti.
Taktez Petr Loriot, bodrJ
drozkar mas, uchylil Sc do SOU
kromi, aby Iii z nastradanehc
jneni, medal 81 vsak upriti
by mcdowell oba parky st'ast
nvch snoubencd do kostela {
aby "a rok ma to newell kt
kft;nam i roztomile kfiklouny
|iez cap jim prinesl.
fS Pamatny nsaahrobek ma hrbi
tove montparnasskem trva pt
dnes.
Ma cernou desku mramoro
YOU pod prosty napis ''Spra
vednost" vytesano vsak nynf
| jrleno:
| "PAVEL LEROYER"
"a pod ne slova:
"Popraven "a zlocin jinycl
a prohlasen "a nevinna diva
ce1 let po sve smrti."
(KONEC.)
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Tx.


AS pet mesicu po techto u
dalostech porotni soud odsou-
dill Thefera k trestu smrti a
vdovu Dick -Thornovou ku do
zivctnimu zalari. V brzku ma
to prohlaseno uradne, ze Pavel
Leroyer, pred dvaceti roxy po
praveny, byl nevinen. zivota
mu nenavraceno, avsak aspon
pamatka jeho ocistena byla
pred celym svetem.
Jiri z La Tour Vaudien me-
dockal Sc ami okamziku, kdy
melo byti rozhodnuto 0 nem,
mali byti pred soud postaven,
Ii do blazince dopraven.'
Asi ctrnact dni po zateeni
SVEN skonal, sesilev, ci' lepe
feceno otupev docela.
Taky Jan Ctvrtek zemfel
po rakoljks dreeh nasledEen,
rAny sve, lituje upfimne sva
1ninulosti hanebne q odciniv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28

cos podobneho psal do knihy'
Memecke. Tu by jiste sletel
|stfemhlav pres kamene srazy
nasich horskych velikanG. A
my - sneseme bez odvety ta-
koveto urazky?
Prazdna Praha - pine la
zns. Kdo pozoruje dnes zivott
ma prazskych ulicich, tomu il,
ste Sc stane napadnym lby-I
TEX ruchu ma hlavnich prone
|N adach. V divadlech a biogra-l
fech. Jako kazdy rok v let
inf dobe, tax i letos Praha Sc
znacne vyprazdnila. Studenti
odjei ma prazdniny a ma tisi-
|ce prazskych rodin rozjelo Sc
ma letni byt a do lazni, KITE
rym nastaly zlate zne. We
vsech je pocet hosti skoro dvoj
nasobny proti letIm minulym,
takze hastala, tam w., ,skutscaa
nouze o byty a Be ma tan6ze
je mimi provozovana hoto-
va .lichva. Da Sc to vysvetlih
tim, ze v minulych letech O.
lbracel sc silny proud naseho
obecenstva do ciziny, lhfavne
do Nemecka do Jugoslavie,
ikdezto letos vetsina letnich no
sti ohledd valutovych a ma
sledkem ruznych zklamani da-
la prednost krasnym prirod-
MIN koutam domacim, nehlc.
de ovsem k privalu z Nemec.
ka, ktery letos po prve pr.
prehnanem kursu zlate marky
zaplavil nase severoceske la.
zne. Ale jsou plny nejen Kar-
lovy Vary, kde je pres 22,.
900 hosti Marianske Lame,
kde cifra navstevy dosahla sko
70 10000 osob, nyblz i Jachy-
NOV, Luhacovice, Podebrady,
Trencanske Teplice j mensl
koupele, ktere jeste loni ze-
ly napolo prazdnotou. Ukazu-
je Sc tn jasne, jaky hospodaf-
!; sky vyznam ma fakt, kdyz ma
Sc verejnost voli 81 k letnimu
pobytu domaci mista a jaky
proud penez uhika republiky
cestami do ciziny, ktere neby-
vaji tax diktovany potrebou,
jako spfse >modou. Veru, ze
malo ktery stat mGze Sc vyka-
; zati tolika znamenitymi lame
mi vseho druhu i prirodnimi
krasami, prave jako mas a lie
,proto jen vitati, re po letech
horecneho letniho stehovani-
no ma sever a ma jih nasta-
10 jiste vystrizliveni vedouci
TX oceneni prirodniho bohat-
stvi domaciho. Bylo by ovsem
zahodno, ably okolnosti teto
Irebylo v naSich laznich a ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28

venkove vyuzivano k vykofis-
t'ovani navstevniku, aby pri-
slim rokem nenastala opet re-
akce, a abychom neslyseli O.
pet stesky, ze cesti lide Sc do
macfm laznim a letoviskdm
'vyhybaji. Nebot' jen tehdy,
kdyz vrati Sc do svych domo-
VII spokojeni, mono ocekava-
I'll, ze tax cetna navsteva jako
letos potrva i V pristich le-
tech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
Vscobccn1 prnstfcdek.

q nam ma kazclou ncmoc We
lice snadnou a rychlou pomoc.
Boli-li mne ma prsou. PHI 6ervene
vino. mam-li spatns trayeni, pill
vermuth. je-i mi zIe Cd zaludku.
PHI malaga - chlubil Sc jakysii
bratr z mokre ctvri svym pfate-
llm We vinarne. - "A kdy, pro-
sim. vas. pijete vodua" otazal Sc
nsjaky zvsdavec.
"Iakovou nemoc jsem jests ne
mel" hbite odpovsdsl tazany.
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"a CEST OTCOVU.
- r o N An
Napsal Xavier de Mant6pin.

Takys ostatni spolecnost s
lzasem ohledla sc po muzi,
pred nimz jeste pred tremi no
dinami pnl Pafize Sc klanelo
a jenz nyni odveden mel byti
CO sprosty vrah a zakefnik.
stepan Loriot uprel ma nej
pronikavy, zkoumavy zrak
svuj odpovedel pax, obrativ
Sc k pritomnym:
"Muz ten proste sesilel!"
"Nepochybne strachem pred
guillotinou!" prohodil policej
nj agent Leblond, vzdy bezo-
hledny pc zvyku SVEN.
"Bdh tresce jej drive nezli
lidska spravedlnost mohla jej
stihnouti -" dodal Rene Mou-
lin.
eat jest jiz opravdu sileny
ci necht' Sc jen pretvaruje, dlu
Emo jej piece odtud odvesti!"
dolozil statni zastupce. Dude
uveznen ma pozorovacim odde-
leni!"
Policejni nacelnik velel Le-
blondovi:
"Postarejte Sc, at vozy ma
Sc predjedou lined az pred
palac sam!'
Petr Loriot zadrzel vsak ry-
chile policejniho agenta i pra-
vii predstavenemu jeho:
"Dovolte mi uciniti vam ne
jaky nayrh,, pane, ,policejni ma,
celnfkh. 60 Ma hizkug 'stoji
mdj povoz - povestny mdj
povoz cislo 13, ktery znaJl
snad vsichni z pritomnych. -
Prosim, pouzijte he, jest dosti
prostorny. = Neodmitejte ma
bidnuti me, snazn6 vas to
zadam. Budu 81 pokladat "a
cest, kdyz ia dovezu do zala-
ze tento trojlistek nicemI!"
Policejn1 nacelnik svolil a
kynul agentIm svym.
Hned ma to vyvedeni ze 81
ne Thefer, jenz po celou tu
dobu s celem svrstelym kan.
81 do prazdna ziral, Claudio
jez, dokud v komnate teto die
la, neodvazila Sc zrakG svych
Cd zeme pozvednouti.
Ia mimi vyvadeli agenti Sc
natora Jifiho. Dal sc vesti ja'
ko dite, jako muz nadobre
otupely, ktery nema jiz vedo'
nj sni O stavu ami o osudu
SVEN.
Kdyz prfserny tento prdvoc
sin opustil, pristoupil Rene
Moulin k Berte, sirote:
"Prftelkyne draha," pravi
il hlasem pohnutym, "1kol na'
jest naplnen. - Pan Jindricf
z La Tour Vaudien postara 81
cstatni - vysledek neni ji1
pochybny. Vykonala jste
co jest nejsvetejsi povinnost
kazdeho ditete. Ocistila jst'
pamatku taticka sveho, bida
ky zhanobenou a nestitila jst'
sc zadneho hoje "a cest otco
WI! Dokonala jste dilo sve
svet sprayedlivych obdivuj'
Sc vam a duch otce vaseho re
hna vam S nebes jeste v tut,
chVili - -"
LX.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
CESKE. ZPRAVY. =

tam vyrocnl ShFomazdeni, taxi
ke Martin stall se az do syeto.
We valky dostavenickem bratfi
Slovakd a mnohych Cechd. RoI
dina Mudronova stala tn v po-
predf slovensk6ho zivota a nal
rodniho citeni. Kazdy nasea O.
sv9zeni a vzpruhy k dalsi pra-
ci. Uslechtile a vzacne sloven-
ske zene pfeje cely narod je-|
Ste mnoha radostna leta.
z Prschatic. Ceska obecni
knihovna v Prachaticich, vzni-
kla z venovani knih Mp, ci-
ia dnes celkem 1926 knih. "
roce 1923 pfibylo 72 knih a
knihovha zdrave Sc vyviji, q
cemz sv6dci, ze vypitcuje Sc
knihy 10 proc. vSeho obyva-
telstva. Phi obecne knihovne
jest mensi knihovna obvodo-
va. citajfcf 307 svazkd. V ro-
ce 1923 pfibylo 1913 svazkd.i
(62 knih v Babicich, olr. Ne
tolice, 20 v hr&stanech, okr..
Netolice, so We Volarich, okr.
Volary, 80 We Chvalovicich,
o'kr, Netolice a 95 v Prachati-
cich.)
Podvodna vsstkyns. V Kosi-
'cfch zatcen& podvodna vest
kyne a mastickafka Anastazie'
Kancirova, jez 2 lidske hlou-
posti vydelavala denne az IL
Isic Kc. Hrnuli Sc k nj lide ja-
ko procesi We dne noci. Vse-
stranna byla jeji einnost ne
v6rnost milenek, nevery muz-
ske, vazne choroby telesne
,vady, tehotenstvi, inu vsecko
lecila pro vsecko ma vsecko
ved&la rady a pomoci pro-
stredky prazvlastni. Vestila ta-
|! Ike budoucnost, vykladala kar-
/, ty prodavala talismany. Me-
la spojeni S lidmi V daleke ci-
zine. Ukazovala obalky $ ma
d'arskym psanim, tez z Berli-
ma, Vidne atd. s adresou Jed
ne ruske zene, bytem Bockay-
no okr. g." A takove psani do
stala beze vseho. X leceni ne.
very zhotovila zvlastni tails
imam. Zena trpici4aev3rou sve'
no muze neIbo naopak neverol
,zeny trpici muz musil primes
i;svazek vlasd z mist jistych
ktera patrne souvAsi 1zce ne
verou. Prohnana veStkyne krt
'piM vlasy vonnym olejem, dal;
.'je do pytlieku a osoba neve
irou druheho trpicf musila j.
''nosit ma krku. Ia takovou po
moe brala az $50 Kc. Hlavni
" ltery v pateki davala au
;, dience, takze 81 "a den vyde
lala snadne 800 Kc. Mazan:
zenstina podle toho lila. Mel;
zasoby satI a prada, potra
vim a m6la milaGka, ktery j
posleze udal uradum. Kdyz by
la pfedvedena ma policii, pro
klinala lredniky, kteri il wy
slychali a milenci, nimz by
la konfrontovana dala nahl,
pOfadnou - "a ucho, az 81
zapotacel. Potom sc doznal,
Re v 10 pripadech provedls
kejkle vlasovymi talismany
v jednom pripade dostala z;
jednu poradu $50 Kc odmeny
Slecinky z nejlepsich rodin {
vdane pani utikaly Sc k nj ,
poradu ale ma tez mnoho do
pisd, kde Sc il cini trpke w
tky. z domu, kde bydlela, nj
kdo nechce ze strachu proti n
svedcit, a take poSkozeni z;
mic ma svete nechteli byti n
!, konfrontovani.
! cesk< chaty ma Muchovs.-
MAR. Politika) Pise Sc nam
Sotva deset dni otevrena jes
tato nase ihorska chata ma Kr
konosich, k niz 8 opravdovo,
radosti sp6chaji naSi lide a
neradostf j Tady N6mcI. Pa
sooG%x,s Ln:lo q, obo o%X ooL1,,C
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Ar0ov0nl kVetlnArO. McSCSk8
policie V Jihlave vydala z jafa
zakaz trhani kvetin ma pollen
a lukach, jakoz lamani halu-
ii v lesich. Jezto vsak zaka-
zu jenz zatim upadl v zapome-
mutt, nebylo v posledni dobe
dbano a vyletnfci vraceli Sc
hlavng v nedeli 5 celymi ko-
st'aty kvetin, obsadila policie
minNle nedele k veceru vsech-
ny vchody do mesta ODE ma
drazi q zadrzela ma 200 osob
s kv9tinami: zabavenych kve-
tin bylo by byvalo ma cely po
voz.. Kvetinafi byli pokutofa-
nj. Snad Sc takto odpomn4e to-
muto vAndalismu. Tato metho-
da doporucovala by Sc v j.
nych m6stech, kde neni dosud
zavedena.
Tragickk smrt nsrodniho
pracovnika. z Brna Sc sd9ld-
luje: v sobotu D pG1 23.> hod
jel reditel NEST. skoly z Ada
nova FIR. Mlynek vlakem z ma
vstevy. Pred stanici Hornich
Heaspicich se mu u'delalo ne.
volno. phi cemz Sc oprel o dvir.
ka Nvagonu. prave We chvili.
.kdy. do stsnice vjizdel po dru-
he ,koleji vlak. Protoze dve-
re nebyly radne zavreny, vypa-
dl Mlynek z vlaku, byl prejet
a usmrcen. Byl znamy narodni
rracovnik, ktery pred valkou
p1sobil ma Valassku a pro sve
narodni a pokrokove smysle-
nj byl persekvovan. Byl sva-
krem presidenta zem. spravy
politicke ma Morave, Cerneho.
Romsnek mlad< cikanky. Sc
dmnactileta cikanka Zofie' Rl-
zickova m9la pomer $ Adol-
fem Kochem z Liban9, k vii!
nemuz opustila svoji rodinu
Otec jeji >objevil Sc vsak ma
hle v byte Kochove a ohrozo.
val milence sve dcery revolve-
rem. Koch utekl a udal cetn:c.
tvu kr&deze, jichz Sc stary Ri.
ziGka sc svoji tlupou dopustil
Pomstil Sc, ale s otcem puto,
vala do vezeni i jeho dcera
ktera je tehotna. Laska cikan
ktera Sc chtela osvobodi'
z tulackeho zivota konci tedy
"a mrizemi.
Slovenska knszsks jubilea-
v techto dnech slavilc nekolil
vyznacnych slovenskycn kn6
Ii 25. vyroci sveho vysvecen
IA knezstvi. Jsou to: nitran
sky biskup DIR. Kmetko, posi-
DIR. Ruday, POSI-. Arnold Bo
box a byv. referent pro kato
llicke v6ci phi bratislavskem m
nisterstvu Karol A. Medvecky
Rozklad ludove strany stSl'
pokraSuje a je nezadrz;telny
Tabor HlinkIv Sc propada ka:
dym dnem vic, nebot' neni
nem jednoticiho idcoveho "a
kladu. Rozpory mezi vddci, OF
strelovani nespokojencd, zme
ny v redakci "Slovaka", stale
"trideni duchI" - syedci ne
klamne chorob6 velmi pokrt
cile, jako je zatizena ludovs
armada slovenska. N6vy do
klad dalsiho tfisteni drobe
nj prinesla minula nedele. \
nedelnim elsie "Slovaka' Wy
stupuji mladi nespokojenci 81
samotnou prilohou ''Slovo mia
dych". Jsou rozmrzeni, re kn'
midlo a lepsi mista We strant
mali nepoyolani lide vybo
jovali 81 zatim tuto prflohu
\ jez byla umoznena pravdepo
dobne odchodem dra Tuky ns
! dovolenou.
4 Osudny xrt. v hostinci
Brezove bavila Sc spolecnos
a tn zeleznicni dfednik Ada
mex, ably sve druhy polekal
Sc pov6sil ma provazek We We
1 GloiSi Sv6tnici Pnindnnu enc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
,"SLECNA !"
UkEDNIcE"
cd H. Spolce.

Jsme presyedceni, ze DEF
teto povidky, vzate z ceske-
no 1fednickeho zivota. bude
sledovan S plnou pozornosti.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
THREE GO ON TRIAL
ON fraud Charge
Crystal Glass Casket Co. W-
ficiais Accused of Con-
spiracy in Stock Sale.

James w DE Camp. promoter of the
Crystal GLASS ,Casket Company. and
Edwin C. lseed and Ralph "A. Howe.
'ofarers of tire Washington company
.enaar.nd in the sale of the stock, were
placed on trial today before Justice
EHttz, tn Criminal Division l. to an
swcer an indictment charging the
three men with a conspiracy to de-
fraud In connection with the sale OF
stock. n. r. Lacey. president of the
Washington company, and S. NJ.
Acker, Jointly indicted with the three
men. secured a severance and may be
tried later.
Two indictments were reported by
the grand Jury against the five men.
one charging a conspiracy under sec
tion 81 of the penal code and the
other alleging "a fraudulent use of
the mails. Assistant Omitted States
Attorney sBilbrey asked that the two
indictments he consolidated for trial.
but on objection of counsel for the
defense the request was denied by
the court. MIR. Bifbrey then elected
to proceed with the conspiracy =
charge.
THE examination of talesnlen for
service oh the jury was commenced
and the selection 'of twelve men TO
try the Case is expected to occupy
some hours.
Attorney r. Morris Wanrpier Is rep
resentiug the defendants. Tie Camp
and Howe. and Attorney Harry A.
Hsgarty appears for Reed. The gov
'ernncnt ella inns that sf66. 900 was Sc
cured from Washington investors by
tho sale of the stock Of the Crystal
Glass Gasket Company and that it
was expended in commissions, saia-
les and incidental cXpsnses.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
THOMAS D. GEORGE
is CLAIMED BY DEATH
Business Man Dies After Weeks
IHness-Prominent in Fra
ternal Circles.

Thomas Dunaway George. promi-
nent for many gears in business and
fraternal circles of this city, died
late last night at the George Wash
ington University Hospital follow
ing q weeks illness. He was fifty
years ola. =,
Mr.. George was born in rFedericks-
burg. Va, March s, 1879 He came
to the city at the age of fifteen and
had been resident here ever since
For many years he was in the deco
! rating and wall paperins business at
500 9TH street southwest
fie vas h member Of Lafayette
Lodge No. i9. r. a. A. M Mount Yer
nan Chapter. No. 8, r. A. NJ; Ma efni
Chapter of the Eastern Star; e j
Ross Council. of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics, and the
Modern %oodmen of the World. He
vas Also a member of the Sons OF
Confederate Veterans
Mr George was captain of the
Goodfellows District team. and a
member of Lafayette bowling team
of the Masonic League as well as
! that of Z. J. Ross Council. ]. o. L.
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
! tion.
Surviving him are his wife Mrs.
Cara NJ, George; a SON. Albert r.
George: a father. John j. George: two
brothers, John NJ. George and Fayette
NJ Rfsdon. all Of this city
Funeral services viii be held Thurs
day afternoon at = o'clock. at the
residence. 1909 18th street northwest.
Rev. A. Freeman Anderson. assistant
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church,
will off1ciate. Iaterment will be. In
charge of the Masonic lodge in Chen
wood cemetery.