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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
DUST COTTON AGAIN
WHERE WEENI. EXIST
Not Necessary, However, Where
Plants Are Blooming Contin-
uously and No Weevils

Judge James A. Hixon and the
members of his steering committee
have just received the last car OF
calcium arsenate to be brought hera
this season. This car will be sold
to farmers at cost, with the price
fixed at 8 cents and it Is expected
this will be sufficient for their
needs until the end of the season.
t'When should I quit dusting%
"Do we need to continue dusting
from now on?" and "Will it pay to
dust my crop once more?" are some
of the questions being asked the
steering committee.
These questions are all answered
in the one reply given today by
George Q. Marshall, county farm
demonstration and a member Of the
committee. busting pays as long
as weevils are found" says Mar
shall. Wherever cotton fields are
white with blooms, as MANY about
Americas are now, with few or no
weevils at all being found, it isn't
necessary to dust. In all other
fields, it will pay well to dust at
intervals of five days until the last
square have appeared, and the wee
vii is destroyed. Don't let any
body stop busting as long as they
have weevils in their fields in any
considerable numbers"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
END0CRINE GLAND !.
THEORY ATTACKED
BYSTATE At TRIAL
Defense Ses Up BY Defense in
Trial Of Leopold and Loeb
Denied BY Prosecution
LAST ALIENIST IS HEARD
DR.. Hubert to Be Last of Medi-
cal Experts introduced by
Defense at Famous Hearing

CHICAGO, August II. = The
state attacked the theory of fupc-
tional disorders of endocrine glands
set up Saturday by the defense in
its plea for mitigation of punish
ment Of Richard Loeb and Nathan
Leopold for the kidnapping and slay
ing Of Robert Franks. The idea Of
functional disorders of the glands
was built up by testimony Of Dr..
Hubert, Chicago aIlenist, who used
X-ray pictures for illustration.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
lTTEMPT TED ESCAPE:
RESULTS IN DEATH
OF z At SAVANNAH
Pete Harris, Negro, in Hospital,
Dangerously Wounded, While
Russell is Dead
TOITERERs ARE ARRESTED
Patrol Wagon Officer and One
Negro Dead on Reaching
Scene Of Trouble
LOITERERs ARE ARRESTED

SAVANNAH, August f1.-W. F.
Hodges, policeman, and 1egero
named Russell, whom the officer
had made prisoners, are both dead,
and Pete Harris, negro, another
prisoner, is in the hospital, criti-
calIy wounded as the result Of
what the police believe to be an at
tempt to escape when the office
arrested them early this morning.
Hodges had called at headquar-
tiers for the patrol, and was dead
of pistol wounds when it arrived.
The negroes We're arrested for lott
ering.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
LONDON CONFERENCE
WILL END THURSDAY
1T is NOW BELIEVED.
British Observers Sanguine Re-
garding Outcome of Latest
Reparations Negotiations
GERMANS IN AGREEMENT
Attaches of Delegations Attend
ing Conference Agree On
Dawes Plan Details

LONDON, August 11,-Allied
and German experts attached to the
international reparation conference
have reached an agreement on the
pawes plan, it is announced.
French Premier Rerriot's return
from Paris with his cabinets APP
proval of his Ruhr evacuation pol
lev put new life and hope into the
negotiatore.
British observers believe the
conference will end by Thursday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11

REYKFAVIK, Iceland, August
lit There is no question Of calling
off the American army world flight
because of ice conditions around
the shore of Gre 8. according
to statement issues aboard the
Flagship Cruiser Richmond Of the
conveying squadron.
Reports from the Cruiser Ra-
leigh, searching since Saturday for
safe landing for the filters on their
hop from Iceland to Greenland,
state that no ice was sighted up to
yesterday afternoon. The message,
however, relayed by the Raleigh
from the supply ship Gertrude
Rask, declared the ice condition
along the coast Of Greenland to be
bad.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
AUGUST IS CRITICAL.
MONTH FOR FARMERS
Cotton Growers Are Warned
Crop Losses May Follow Let
Up of Poisoning Plants

ATLANTA, August II. - That
the month Of August is the most
critical of the year for The cotton
crop especially where the boil Wee
vii is evident, and that the present
month is likewise the most impor-
tant season to applying busting
methods is the opinion Of State
Enntomologist Ira w. Williams, CIV
en- to the Associated Press today.
Mr.. Williams points out that
Georgia has prospects Of a very
good cotton crop, all Indications
pointing to this, but gives the warn
ing to farmers that they will lose
their crops unless they take drastic
methods to prevent the boil weevils
from destroying it. The solution
the State Entomologist offers is
that farmers dust their crop during
August, and to do this regularly.
AS head of the Department Of
Entomology, Mr.. Williams is in po-
sition to make many observations,
and to receive information relative
to the damage by weevils. He fur
Their points out that even though the
weather may be dry, that farmers
should exert every effort to kill the
weevils before the rain begins.
1.-THE month Of August is UNI
doubtedly the most critical month
of the entire year for the cotton
crop" began Mr.. Williams. This
is true more especially if there are
any boil weevils present.
august is also the most impor-
tant time of the year to dust. / have
had occasion to see numerouus
fields of cotton which were severely
DOM oq4 10 osneoeq EIdus po5eupp
vii, and this too, when the farmer
thought that he had bale of cot
ton to every acre"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
MAD CLOSING
RUSH BEGINS

ATLANTA, August inject
ing early today in a more or less
frantic hope of clearing up a num-
Der Of outstanding measures before
final adjournment is taken We'd
nesday, the house Of representa-
tives fought its way through a
storm of bills, hoping to make port
with as few casualties as possible.
Meanwhile the senate stood
plaeidly by, already having made
landfall, and in ballast, as it were,
waiting to take aboard any cargo
the distressed sister body might
Continued on Page Five)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
MILLIONS OF FISH
DIE IN DANISH WATERS

COPENHAGEN, August IL
Fish are dying by millions in Dan.
ish inland waters due, it is explain
ed, to the unusually long and severe
winter, which made the waters stale
and rotten. industrial establish
ments dump much of then refuse in
to the waters, but ordinarily this
does not harm the fish as the obnoX-
sous gases escape.
Last winter the lakes and canals
were frozen for five months and the
gases could not escape until the ilc
melted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
GUNS FIRED
IN PRESIDENT
RACE AT CLARKSBURG
Democratic Leaders Gathered
at Old Home Town for Da-
Wis Notification Ceremony
NOTIFY NOMINEE TONIGHT
Complete Alignment of All Par
ty Forces Expected With
Shaver's Ratification

cLARKsBURG, w. Va, August
1.-THE opening gun OF the presi-
dental race was fired here today
with a meeting of the democratic
leaders for the formal notification
to John W Davis tonight Of his sa-
lection as standard bearer Of the
party.
Ratification Of Glenn Shaver as
chairman is expected to complete
alignment of all forces today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
GA. CALF STRUCK BY
LIGHTNING SURVIVES

M0ULTRlE, August Il-One OF
the most unusual instances of light
ming striking animals on record was
recorded here recently when a calf /:
struck down by lightning, immedi-
ately rose to his feet again. The
calf is living but suffered split Of
about 10 inches on the hide Of his
back.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
ROME WANTS UNION
STATION FOR BUSES

AUME, Aug. ia UNION sJ3-
ton for motor bus lines operating
out of Rome was advocated at a re-
cent meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce by the transportation
group of that body. Committees
were appointed to investigate a
location for a station
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
WARE TAX DIGEST
SHOWS INCREASE

WAYCROss, August II. - Tax
Receiver J. w. McQuaig, of Ware
county, is in receipt of a letter
from Tax Commissioner H J. Full
bright expressing qualification that
this county for the second success
sive year has shown an increase in
tax values. The increase this year
however is not as large as the one
in 1928.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
COOLIDGE NOT TO
INTERFERE IN RACE

WASHINGTON, August Ire
plying to letter of protest against
the candidacy of a negro in New
York state for congress, President
Coolidge today expressed "amazc-
men" at the suggestion that he IN
tervene, reaffirming his intention of
administering the constitution to all
with equal degree.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
TELL cows MILK
VALUE BY HER TAIL

PARIS, August 11.-French vet
terinaians insis that cows tail
can determine her milk output and
also her milk value. The quantity
and value are indicated, say veteri
narians, by the smoothness and slen-
derness of the tail from a sort cr
break in the bone structure to the
end of her fly-swatter,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
FOR GOVERNOR DIES

SIOUX, FALLS, Augusct H.
Andrew Sanderson, democratic nom
inee for governor of South Dakota,
was gored to death today on his
farm near Berlesford, S. D.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
LAST DEFENSE
ALIENrSI f Is TTIL.E!IEs

CHICAGO, August 11.-Dr. H.
H. Hubert, alienist, who testified
this morning that Nathan Leopold,
Jr., was mentally diseased in the
last OF the aHenist witnesses to be
put on the stand.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11

Every day win be Sunday by and
by, thinks the optimist, but The
pessimist feels sure they will be
Monday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11

Seven bricklayers fell 80 feet in
New York, but there are no signs
# bricklayers' pay coming down.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
ICE CONDITIONS NOT
TO INTERRUPT FLIGHT
OF AMERICAN FLYERS
Cruiser Raleigh Still Searching
for Safe Landing Places
Along Coast Country
INFORMATION CONFLICTS
Raleigh Finds No Ice, While
Supply Ship Rask Reports Ice
Conditions AS Bad

REYKAJAVIK, Iceland, Au-
gust 1.-THE United States
Cruiser Raleigh reports a dense
fog and floating ice off the
Greenland coast. The starboard
propeller was slightly damaged
when ice hit the float.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
WEATHER

For Georgia. Generally fair to-
night; Tuesday partly cloudy with
local thundershowers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11

Fc. Open High Low Close
War. .28.95i26.90I Ia. 00s .52l26.s3
IAN. 26.6sI2712I27 Is 26.65I27.05
Nay -.27.16I27.28l27. 85l26.s4i27.12
Oct. -.27.33l27.70l27. 70E27.09I27.40
Dec. .26.82I27.oOi27.
New York middling spots II lac.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
DEMAND
|. SHOWN FOR
! AUTOS
Producers Making Efforts to
Prevent Shortage of
Motor Cars.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Further
advances in manufacturing SEIZED.
ules indicate an increasing demand
for automobiles. Automotive Indus
tries will say this week.
On the eve Of what 10 expected
to be an exceptionally active spring
selling season, producers are bend
ing all efforts toward preventing a
shortage Of motor cars.
Heavy current demand, however,
has prevented the accumulation Of
as large stocks as 1t is felt win
Re needed to meet the rush Of
buying, with the result that In
some quarters there still continues
the feeling that the spring demand
Will run in. excess Of the supply"
says Automotive Industries.
TRUCK producing centers report
satisfactory conditions with encOnr-
agement given through the pros
poets Of the final payment of the
excise tax bfll repeating the levy OH
lighter duty vehicles.
TRUCK schedules are following
normal increase and output for
last month likely will exceed the
ZS,7S7 reported In January. despite
the fewer working days in Feb
ruary.
January output Of trucks was
well ahead Of a year ago and more
than tripled production in the same
month Of 1922. It exceeded both
December and November Of last
year and closely approached Octo-
Der. Substantial gains this quarter
are expected over the final quarter
Of 1898. when $3.50 trucks were
produced.
Business f. excellent with parts
makers. January sale mounted well
above December, members of the
Motor and Accessory Manufactur.
ers' Association reporting a 1887 per
cent increase with past due accounts
decreasing 1928 per cent and notes
outstanding showing a drop Of 1882
per cent.
Parts making plants are operat.
ing on capacity schedules as are
most Of the major automobile manu-
featuring factories"
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, March 6.-Grains open.
ed steady today with trading dull.
Wheat started V cent lower to 4
cent higher, with a mixed trade.
Shorts there tried to press the sell.
ing side, but there appeared to be
buying orders at slightly under the
market, which prevented any i'm,
portant break. Commission houses
on both sides in q small way.
Corn started practically unchanged
with the trade almot exclusively be.
tween pit traders. Volume small.
Oats started steady to a shade
flrrner, with offerings limited.
Provisions started higher for lard,
with some buying orders and linn.
tied offerings.
Opening prices were:
Wheat-May, Sill X @1.119s: July
$1.u&: September, $1,12A @1.12%.
!, COrn-May. s1h@S1Kc; July.
81 SO; September, S1Nc.
Oats-May, 4S11c; July. 1910.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
Bond Offerings.

Public. offerings was made TODAY
Of an issue Of $4,000, 900 East Bay
Water Company unifying and re-
funding mortgage twenty.year 6 per
cent gold bonds, series &C" due
1914 at 99h to yield about 6.O7 per
cent: The company operates in
California.
The Norfolk and Western Rail.
way Company viii sell, probably
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co., an issue
Of $40 100000 Of Az per cent equip.
ment trust certificates, it was re.
ported today.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
ANNOUNCES
FINDING LOST CHILDREN

II your child gets lost at a big
exposition or any large outdoor
gathering in the future the chances
are that kilDDTatt win be on the
job to find him for you. He did
1t successfully at big festival in
Cincinnati recently by operating an
electric voice amplifier, which al
lowed a tremendous voice, audible
everywhere. to announce the recov.
cry Of lost child and to tell
where the parents could find him.
The electric cycle was completed
by feeding the youngster with
cookies from demonstration elec.
trio range.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
Foreign Bonds.
Oil Field Operations.
FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbu 8 c

LOS ANGELES, March coll
field operations reported to the State
oil and gas supervisor during the
week ending March 1, 1924, show
tWenty-four new wells as compared
with 26 during the previous week.
The total new wells this year is
zee, the same number as at the
same date last year.
Abandonments this week numbered
o: the same number as during the
preceding week. Total to date this
year, IS: total to same date last
year. a.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
Coolidge Invited to Speak.

President Coolidge today was in.
vited to deliver the principal adj
dress at Memorial Day exercises by
q committee Of the District depart.
ment, Grand Army Of the Republic.
The delegation was headed by De-
partnent Commander Briscoe Good
heart.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06

NEW YORK-The stock Of the
Daniel Boone Wooden Mills, Inc. A
Chicago corporation, has been ad.
mitted to trading on the New York
stock exchange. 1t was announced
today.
Earnings for the ten months ended
October 81 were $401, 494 after ex.
penses. equivalent. to 1928 per share.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
N. Y. Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Strength
in the Liverpool market was re-
Elected in a higher opening on the
cotton exchange today, options ad-
vancing from Is to 80 points.
March opened at 28.4O, up 30
points; May at $3.50. up 80 points:
July at $500, up 16 points and
October at 1856, up 26 points.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06

Local Stocks.

Local Stocks. 8
(Furnished by w. b. Hibbs 4 co..
SALES.
Washington Gas IS, $1,0OO@96.
Potomac Electric gen. and ref. 7s,
81, O00@1071s.
After call - anston Monotype.
10W72.
Money-Call loans. sos per cent.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06

NEW YoRK-The average price
OF eight important iron and steel
products based on Iron Ages quota.
lions declined this week, % cents a
gross ton to $57.49, + o. b. Pitts.
burgh according to tabulations made
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
Business Briefs.

NEW YORK-Gross income dur.
ing fourth week Of February Of
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
railroad, was $4S4, 004, a decrease Of
$5S, 84S from same week last year.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
Curb Stocks.
'- Bid. | Ask.

Turnishea BY W. B. Hibbs q Cas-
The Washington times., 1924-03-06

NEW YoRK-February loadinga
Of Norfolk and Western railway
totalled 111,899 cars against $4,000
In February 1923.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
MEw YnRK-

NEW YORK-Gross income dur
ing fourth week Of February Of
Minneapolis and st. Louis railroad,
was $264,63O, a decrease Of $16,170
from corresponding week, 1928.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
Z kRAJAHskE GERM PoNIky.
sEBEvRAzDA z NESfAsrN1Sf LAsKY. /
HRoZN1 GIN oEs1 1fSD 1sNRaEkRE.
S1(RT PRI KOUPANf.N @.sJg

Chicago 18 cervence. - Vcera dopoedne Sc kona pod
rzenim vypomocneho koronera Charles Ftznera nkves
mad 19eou ST. Emmou Kodydkovou, ktera pfedevcrem
domacno sveho svakra Josefa Lnkese 1415 zn Kee-
er ave. sprodvoda svta svtplynem pr nem vys take
jevo pfciny kere nebohe d9vce nrut dobpvone smr
nest astnou lasku acko porota rozsud
ku uvedla, ze spachaa sebevrazdu navau okamzeho
enstv Faktem vsak jest ze nest dvka VOLTA radeji
smrt nez odoucen cd milence, keremu obetovala
kteremu rodce brn aby poklesk mad naprav jake ces
ny muz shatkem ST. Kodydkova vzala totiz vecnost
decko, ktere nosia pod srdcem..
Pine City, Mnn, II cervence.- Krajan Josef Kotek,
zc farme nedaeko odtud podfexa sve manzece
hrdlo feznickym nozem Ma pax pokus vastn sebe
vrazdu rovnez podfezanim hrda pro0ze vSk sm dos
rychle nedosavOvaa stfe jet6 puSky kratko skO
nal Kdyz sousede dostav Kotkovu armu byl Koek
z mrev, kdezto eho manzeka zapasla mrt Teo byla
lined pvolana lekaska pomoc avsak pode vyrokn ekad
e velice maa nad6e je uzdraveni nebo rany nozen
hdle sou pfs tezke krone cehoz neboha utrpea
velice tez ztratou krve 49,
Hazen Ark, Is. cervence Vcera konal zde sine
c. S. P pohfeb tajemnika fadu Arkansas cs 212 CSPS
kterym by mlady kraan Rudolf Lavcka Tento utonu pf
ku Ackoliv by dobrym pavcem vycerpa sve skly nadd
koupan kdyz by pred tim zachran tonouci men-
skou namahou kdyz byl kratko feky vyazen.
byl uz chladnou rnrtvolou.
nest6sti doso m9sicni schulz radu Arkansas
deli 13 cervence kdy by Lavcka navstiven enkou
je pfitekynf Prooze oho dne byo veke parno rozhod
Sc tito til mad lid6 ze zajedou vykoupa Zaje 81
odda koupani Reka onsch msech z dosti hlubo-
ka siroka Tam LavSka ucl povani milenku, pri
cemz dosa do houbky kde divka pozbyvaa Jill sill VII
da to je ucite pfispechal ihned pomoc nadskemu
dsi jeho stezi podafo ze il pred utonutm zachran
Sam pax utonul
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IsTARf FRANko-BRITskY SP0R Wy
n0RIL Sc ma POvRCh.
NEMOHOU Sc DOHODNOUTI o DONUCOVA-
!, CHM OPATREN1 VUCI NEMECKU.
Londyn, 18. ceryence.

Londyn 18. cervence 60 Prvn vazne nedorozumen
mezspoencke konerenci vyskyto kdyz ucin6n by
nezdafeny pokus vyrovnani rozdu nazorech francouz
skem brskem ak meo by byti zakroceno proti Neecku
jake tresy mely by byt nan uvaeny pro prpad by
Nedfedni americke navrhy byy predozeny pred odbor
Milky, nevedy vsak zadoucimu kompromsu Bylo pouka
zovano ze navrhy dane vyboru obr otazkou
nych opatfeni prot Nemecku pripade by nedostao
svym zavazkum nebyy ucineny amerckymi drednm pozo
rovate nbrz ze vysy neho zdroe odkud odporucovana
nova mhoda pro vyvoen fnancni ddvery pro n9meckou
pijcku.s
Ma konci dnesniho zasedani Britove Francouzi stale
jest6 nell nazory vzhledem sankcim trestnym opae
neralnho rerarac by rozhodova kdy Nemecko
nedosao svym zavazkGm kdezto Fancouz zauma stanov
sko ze autota reparacni komse ohedu nesm byi
zmensena Kazde brtske hnut zmenseni vvu reparacni
komise narazlo sinou oposci Francouzh
Americana koms veri, re pres tyo neshody najde
vychodsko paene jak Franci tax Veke Britani mnoho
ocekava cd porady premer MacDonalda Herrioa jez
konana bude Ultra odpoledne
Ultra bude rovnez konana schnze vyboru enz po
jednava hospodarske bern jedno6 N6mecka Bude pod
pfedsednicvim J. H. Thomase sekretae koonie jenz
zminova lceech kagferenee sv6 Qerhy dnss
vecer -
Eropy jakko nyni z by by desetkrate hos kdyby kon
ference skoncla nezdarem Nasedky jez by dostaviy
byly by tax hrozne spojenci vbec nesm prpust
most nezdaru nybrz mi neusae mysli re must dospe
IdOrOzumen'
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PkEHLfDKA BRITSKEHO
VALEcNEHO LODSTVA.

Londyn, L., cervence.
Nejvetsi prehlidka .britskeho
valecneho lod'stva cd zahaje-
nj svetove valky bude konana
26. cervence, kdy pred kralem
Georgem al sborem .admirald
s tisici divaky propluje 200
lodi britske NvaleGne flotilly We
Spithead. Pres tisic hosti bu-
de pritomno ma izvlastnich par
nicich ma pozvanf vlady a ro--
vnsz Sc otekava4l pritomnost
zastupcI cizich mocnosti. Kral
George budeo pfehlizeti lod'-
stvo z kralovsk6 yachty Vic
toria and Albert. @ :
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Novf vIADUkT 0TEvREN.
MOST v CONNEAUT POKRTEN 9O-LETOU
zENOU "a VELIKE SLAVNOSTI

-~Conneaut, O., 1S. cervence = Zastup odhadovany
1000 shromazd pri zapadnim konci noveho vaduku
pres Conneaut Greek dnes odpoedne aby by sedkem ded
kacnch obradi Most havni snic mez Clevelandem
Buffalo e beonu meri 1317 stop posaven byl nakla
dem $4,000.
Conneaut, hyrc vlajkam praporc zeleni oslavi O.
evTeni viaduktu prtvodem mill douhym znazorujicim hi
stor Western Reserve ode dnG In
diani Toto 10000 obyvatelich meo svatek dnes
vsechny obchody byy zavreny behem obrad Auomobiy
pniy uce.
Hlavni prosovi Cyrus Locher Clevelandu statnf
dektor obchodu pod ehoz dozor spada sncni fad KITE
mluv menem guvernera Donaheyho jenz nemoh do
stav federani vlady, ktera vadukt pfisp6a
5000 OOO promluvil Washingtonu mostni in
zenyr federaniho iradu vefenych snic.
KrestM obfad yykonala p. Ella Chiddesterova 9Oleta
nejstar obyvateka Conneau Byo pri tom pouzo vody
Chicago Cevelandu, Buffalo Conneaut ez smsena ahv
erou pi Chddesterova vrha pro jednomu betonovych
sloupa viaduu Oevfenim tohoto viaduktu preset do hi
storie posledni mytovy most Ohiu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
z NENAvISTI K BRIT0M.

Kahira. 16. cervence. -
Ones bylo zde zjisteno. re IL
tocnik. podniknuvsi atentat
ma premiera Zaghloula pasu,
je We skutecnosti arabsky Sejk
Shavish, muz neobycejne vide
lany, jenz pred sedmi lety pd-
sobil dokonce ma Oxford uni
versite v Anglii, kde vyucoval
arabstine j iinym jazykIm.
Jiz tenkrat byl znam jako Ia
Willy nepritel vseho anglickeho.
Psal proti Anglii egyptskym
rcasopisim. zakladal protian-
glicke tajne spolky v Egypte
"a svou nenavisti stal Sc v An
glii tax dalece povestnym., ze
universita musela lei suspen-
dovati, nacez dotceny vratil sc
do Kahyry, stav Sc nacelni-
KEN silneho svazu nacionalis-
til. kterazto politicka strana
odsuzovala egyptskeho premi-
era 2 vlastizrady. jezto pre-
mier britsky protektorat Egyp-
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ia pri kazde prilezitosti Wy
chvaloval. sejk chtel ,jej "a to
usmrtit, lee postrelil jej pouze
lehce ma pravici. e.,