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Evening star., 1924-11-22
SIMPLE FUNERAL
FOR MRS. HARDING
War Department Sends De.
tachment to Act as
Guard of Honor.
BY the Associated Press.


MARION, Ohio. November %
Funeral services Monday afternoon
at Epworth NJ +. Church here, for
Mrs Florence Killing Harding, who
died yesterday at the home of DIR.
Carl w. Sawyer, son of the late DR.
c. Z. Sawyer. President Harding s
personal physician, will be simple.
This was announced today by
George B. Christian, jr, former sec
retary to Mr.. Harding and a life
long friend of the family, who is in
charge of funeral arrangements.
Tentative funeral plans, Mr.. Chris
tian said, include singing of The
End of a Perfect Day" by the Co
lumbus. Ohio. Republican Glee Club,
which, while Mr.. Harding was Presi-
dent. was heard often at the White
House on special occasions. The
song was Mrs. Harding's favorite
and was always requested by her
when any musical organization ap-
peared at the Executive Mansion.
Pastors TO Divide Services.
DIR. lessee Swank, pastor of
Epworth NJ Z. Church, of which Mrs.
Harding has been a member since
girlhood will deliver a short sermon.
The Rev George w. Landes. pastor
of Trinity Baptist Church. of which
Mr.. Harding was member. will
read the scriptures. The entombment
service at the vault where Mrs.
Harding will rest beside her husband
will be read by DR.. Swank.
Honorary pallbearers will be Off
cials of the Government from WASH
ington, whose names have not been
announced. Active pallbearers will in
5rle
family. They are Malcolm Jennings
of Columbus, George II. Van Fleet, l..
X. Uhler, ]. F. Prendergast. O. s
Rapp. DIR. Carl w. Sawyer. G. H.
Shaffner and j. a. Schroeder, all OF
Marion.
Sister-in-Law Absent.
Word was received today from
Rock Ledge, Fla, that Mrs. {. Z.
King, a sisterinlaw of Mrs. Hard
ing. and her daughter, Louise, who is
seriously i'll, would not be able to
come here for the services. Mr. King
arrived in Marion last week from
Rock Ledge to be at the bedside %:
his sister.
Mrs. Harding's body was TAX en- late
yesterday to the home of Mrs F. j.
Longshore, daughter of Mr.. King,
where it will remain until the sarv-
ICES -hOlusiN. NIS. f1dTulnS ) ola nome.
occupied by the King family, ras
been closed for the Winter.
Epworth Church is across the
street from the old King home where
Mrs. Harding grew to womanhood.
Condolences Pour In.
kilograms of sympathy continued
to arrive today.
Secretary of Interior Hubert Work
wired Mr.. Christian today:
The President has designated Sec
retary Weeks and myself TO attend
the funeral
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas
sent the following message: Sorry,
indeed, to hear of the death of Mrs.
Harding. Please convey my heart
felt sympathy to members of the
family"
Capt Kermit Roosevelt, son of the
late President, who was in the city
on a lecture tour, said: In the death
of Mrs. Harding, America has lost
one of it's finest women"
Mrs. John Gordon Battelle, Ohio
member of the Republican national
committee, sent the following tele-
gram: I'VE who have loved her re-
joice in her freedom from suffering
and her reunion with the dear Pres
ident." Business will be suspended
in Marion from 1880 to pm, Mon
day. The town is draped in mourn
ing.
Evening star., 1924-11-22
Recaptured Ship Returns.

BUENOS AIRES, November 22.-The
Brazilian battleship Sac Paulo, which
was recovered recently from mutt
neers after a voyage down the coast
to Montevideo, has arrived at Rio ia
Metro, accompanied by her sister ship
the Minas Geraes, according to q spe-
cial dispatch from the Brazilian cap
ftaf
Evening star., 1924-11-22
Educator Killed
When Fish Bites
Off Arm IN Ocean,
Ry the Associated Press

Iy IIIr HSSOClated TreSS.
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. November
22.-W. Russell Winslow of Car
thage. Ind, professor at the Univer-
sity of Porto Rico, died last night,
few hours after having been at
tackled while sea bathing by a fish
which bit off one of his arms. Prof.
Winslow was rescued by John Har-
radine of New York. a former avia-
tor. who. with two others, subse-
quently gave his blood for a trans
fusion operation in an unsuccessful
attempt to save the educators life.
Evening star., 1924-11-22
Moslems Given Passports.

DELHI, British India, November
% (Jewish Telegraph Agency).-The
Indian government has issued pass
ports for the delegation of the Indian
caliphate committee to proceed to
HedjaZ.
Evening star., 1924-11-22
Ex-GOVERNOR'S NEPHEW
SHOT DEAD IN FLORIDA
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ORLANDO, Fla, November 22.-N
B. Broward, nephew of former Gov.
Broward and son of Malcolm Broward
of Jacksonville, was shot and killed
early today in the home of Hal K.
Cady. Cady was placed under arrest
According to the police three shots
were fired, one striking Mrs. Cady
on the cheek. Sheriff Karel refused
to let any one see Cady until after
the inquest, which is scheduled for
this afternoon
Evening star., 1924-11-22
ARREST OF DRIVER,
SLAYEROF POWELL,
EXPECTED HOURLY
Police Trail Man to Another
City-Trap Set for
Early Capture.
CLUES IN RANSOM CASE
TRACED SUCCESSFULLY
Other Traffic Murder Cases Still
Battle Detectives-search
Intensified.

Detectives have traced to another city
the driver of the smoke-screened auto
mobile which, in flight from pursuing
police, ran over and killed j. N Powell
November l, and out-of-town authorities
have set a trap into which he is ex-
pected to walk at any moment, In
spector Clifford L. Grant, chief Of thr
Detective Bureau, announced today.
''He may be arrested within the next
few hours" Inspector Grant said. His
identity has been known to US for some
time. We know also where he is plan
ming to show up very shortly. and it is
only matter Of time now before he will
be made TO answer for the killing Of
Powell
Evening star., 1924-11-22
BRITISH DEMAND ACTION.
Press Favors Vigorous Handling of
Stack Case.
IN the Associated Press.

1:y the Associated Press.
LONDON, November 22.-The Brit
ish public is expecting and the ma
jurity of the London press is demand
ing that the government take firm
action toward Egypt in connection
general of the Sudan and sirdar Of
Maj Cen Sir Lee Stack, governor
general of the Sudan and Sirdar of
the Egyptian army. The opinion is
widely expressed that, notwithstand-
ing the Egyptian officials compliance
with the customary formalities and
their expressions of regret. the mVr-
der was actually political crime
originating in a desire to oust the
British from the Sudan.
The Daily Mail editorially demands
that Great Britain revoke its grant of
independence to Egypt, which it main
tains has shown a lack of political
capacity. The other commentators
are less drastic, but contend that
Egypt must be roundly told that Great
Britain will stand for no more out
RACES and that the Cairo government
must punish the criminals and pay an
indemnity At the same time these
writer's hope that the London gov
crnment will not act hot-headedly or
In a panic.
Officers Request Raped.
\ bad impression has been caused
here by news from Cairo that Col NJ.
Il. Russell, Commandant of the Cairo
police, and A. w. Boyd, di-
rector general of the European de-
partment of Egyptian ministry of
the interior, have requested Lord AL
lenby that they be relieved of the re-
sponsibility of investigating the
assassination, believing that such in
vestigation could be more satisfac-
rorily made through other channels
at the disposal of the Egyptian gov
crnment.
Special dispatches from Cairo say
the action of the two officials was in
spired by their experience in previous
inquiries into the murders of Brit
ish in Egypt and the belief that their
attempts to fix responsibility We're
likely to be balked by interested
persons.
Moreover, it is stated, they feel that
the Egyptian government ought to be
made responsible for bringing the
criminals to justice.
Evening star., 1924-11-22
Clues Successful.

1t is understood the police were able
70 trail the fleeing traffic murderer in
this case through clues obtained at the
time Of the trial and sentence Of Ber-
nard Ransom, indicted as an accessory
before he fact in connection with the
wild dash OF the death dealing car.
Ransom was given a year in jail.
Powell was struck down by the
speeding car at New Jersey avenue
William \. Pethel had been fatally
injured by death car" filled with
Halloween celebrants.
Clues in the later case and also
in the deaths of Mss Margaret
Heffin and William T. Riley are vir-
tually lacking. The fatal cars fed
away before bystanders could obtain
correct tag numbers or adequate
descriptions Of cars and drivers.
Hefiin Case Clue Fails.
AS the black roadster which killed
Miss Heflin was dragging her broken
body with that of her companion.
Miss Anna Stevens. ii distance OF
more than 100 feet along Florida
avenue, a witness obtained what he
believed to be the number of the
tag, but investigation led to the door
of 4 reputable Baltimore school
teacher, who proved to detectives that
his car had been in his garage in
Baltimore at the time of the tragedy.
Passengers on the street car which
Miss Hefiin was about TO board could
see only dark streak as the ma
chine dashed on its mission of death
and injury. Miss Stevens is recover
ing at her home from serious in
juries.
Despite the apparent dearth Of
clues, Chief Grant urged his men
again today to concentrate on the
death car cases. No stone is being
left unturned in the hunt There is
always clue. We just haven't run
across it yet. But we will ind il.
just the same" remarked one of the
detectives on the cases.
46 Speeders Arrested.
city-wide dragnet for reckless or
otherwise offending drivers netted
overnight i6 speeders and 3 intoxi-
Gated motorists, Maj. Daniel Sullivan.
superintendent of police, reported To
commissioner Oyster today. \ total
OF loo arrests were made for add.
tionai violations of traffic rules, from
overtime parking to no lights, it was
announced.
Maj. Sullivan sent out the foIInv-
ing bulletin to all precincts TODAY:
Accident Prevention.-Stop speeding,
driving recklessly, driving under the in
iuence Of liquor, corner cutting. driv-
ing with dazzling headlights. failing 10
observe right-of-way rule and l5-foot
car-stop regulation.
Spare no efforts to apprehend the
driver who does not stop and make his
identity known after accidents. S,e
that vehicles are properly lighted ana
that tags are not defaced, obscured
obstructed or made illegible'
Truck Driver Pays $50 Fine.
Henry Cummins, 30. of Mclean. Va.
driver Of the truck which knocked down
]. l.. Richardson of 3I2S z street ana
continued on its way. forfeited $50 in
Traffic Court yesterday-$40 for leaving
the scene of the accident and SO for
colliding. CumminS surrendered to
Headquarters Detective James Spring
mann. The fine for leaving the scene
of the accident was the maximum, but
in SO days the regulations will provide
a maximum fine OF $500, the Board of
/ Commissioners having adopted it yes
terday.
Evening star., 1924-11-22
"FrOns Press to Home
Within the Hour"

The Stars carrier system cover,
every city block and the regular edi-
tion is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1924-11-22
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy and cooler tonight;
tomorrow fair; moderate to fresh west
and northwest winds
Temperature for "a hours ended at
2 pm. today: Highest, 5S at $3.50 pm.
yesterday: lowest, AZ, at am. today.
Full report on page 2.
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NEJvET$i zks0BY oTRAvNflo PLYNu.
MAJf PRY SPOJENE STATY DLElTVRZENf
ANGLICKEHO PROFESORA.

Londyn, IL. kv9tna. - DIE
nahledu zdejsich ucenci Spo-
jene Stati mali nesmirne zaso-
by neviditelneho otravneho ply
nu, jenz povazovan je "a nej-
vrazednejsi, jaky kdy byl w.
nalezen, a jenz mize byti ma
nepfitele vrhan z aeroplani.
Jak pravi professor Delisle
Burns z londynske university v
"Daily Express, valtici stra-
ny ke konci valky v6dely o
tomto plynu, avsak nebyly to
vyrobiti no dostatecne mnoz-
stvi. aby. ho mQhla -hfti pcuzh
to We valce pred jejim skonce-
MIN. Ones vsak jest problem
jeho vyroby rozresen mezi
tim co We Washingtone zaseda-
la konference ohledne odzbro-
ieni ma mort, 200 nejlepsich
mladych chemiki We Spoj. Sta
tech bylO v arsenalu v Engle-
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STONE SAM v cELE TAME
SLUzBY.

Washington, Ia. kvetna. -
Generalni navladni Stone ne
nj toho minem, re odbor spra-
Ivedlnosti mel by vydrzovati
tajnou "ceku" die vzoru spe-
hounstvi a intrik, jez kvetOu
v tajne policejni siuzbe v ci-
zich zemich. Toto naznaGeno
bylo oznameni odboru spra-
vedlnosti, ze generalni navlad-
nj sam bude pusobiti jako hla-
va vysetfovaciho uradu ma mi
ste w. j. Burnse. jenz podal
resignaci pred nekolika dny.
"Jak ia ma to pohlizim," pra
vii Stone V rozmluve O SVEN
stanovisku vnci vysetrovacimu
1fadu sveho odboru, "urad ten
to ma pomahati V provadeni
pravniho vySetfovani v obvyk-
lem zpasobu profesionelniho
iednani tohoto odboru. ia ne
.isem sice detektiv, ale myslim,
re vystacim ma to misto."
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URGENT HRANIC TESfNSKO.
ORAVSKYCH.

Krakow, 20. dubna. (PoStov-
nj zprava.) - Soucasn6 s po-
radami cesko-polskymi " Kra-
kove konala Sc ,dnes 20. dubna
spolecna konference ceskoslo-
vensko-polske delegace mezina
.rodni rozhranicovaci komise
csl.-polske, ma ktere bylo usne-
seno, ably posunutf demarkac-
nj cary ma definitivnf a hranic-
mimi kameny vyznacenou hra-
nici ma T9Sinsku a Grave pro-
vedeno bylo prv6 polovici
Fcervna t. r. Prace pffpravne
pro posunuti Cary demarkacnf
ma definitivni statni hranici bu
dou Timed zahajeny, a to while
dem X z&jmdm pohranicnfho
obyvatelstva, ktere n&sledkem
dosavadniho provisoria trpelo
znacnymi obtfzemi. - Vcera
!vecer o pdl 8. hodin9 uspofa-
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cESKY STUDENT IA
STKELEN.

Madison, Wis, ID. kv6tna.
Vcera v noci byl zde zastrelen
21lety universitni student Petr
PoSepny, policistou Patrickem
Powersem. Posepny byl stre-
len do hlavy. Policista ozna-
mil, ze student stal pred jeho
obydlim a vzdy Sc skryl "a
strom, kdyz n9kdo Sci kolem.
Pani Powersova, ktera jej zpo
Fzorovala, vzbudila sveho man.
zela. jenz Sc "a MIN pustil a
hnal jej "a obydli. Tam pry Sc
Posepny obratil a policista ne
veda, neni-li ozbrojen, pouzil
revolveru. Posepny pochazi z
Two River, Wis, kde ma rodi-
'ce, bratra sestru. Policie q
universitni lfady zalezitost tn
vysetruji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-15
Ex-kAIsER RADf SWIM NEMctM.
.JAK USPORADATI MONARCHISTICKOU
DEMONSTRATE v POSTUPIMI

Berlin, ii. kv6tna. Monarchse potichu pfipravuji
Postupmi pod exkaiserovymi nstrukcem
v9f pfedG nedeni obrovskou slavnost Halle kde
100000 clen polovoenskych monarchistckych organ-
pochodovalo pred Ludendorffem nymi naceniky sta
re nemecke armady vaecn6ho odstva.
Postupimska slavnost e maskovana ako pouha pukov-
schhzka svolana dIsojnky sareho prvnho puku pru-
skch gardist den Ia kvetna Osm c byvalych clenu
puku byo pozvno avsak vede toho delegace ou oceka
vany ajnych neb pootanych monarhistickych organ
saci cele zem Ty prjedou do Postupim byvaeho sda
kaiserova, 3 tisici praporn jako ucinli Halle
Ludendorff Hndenburg maa armada ostatnich W.
sokych dlsojnkG jest ocekavana Postupim Prime Ete
Friedrich exkaseriv druhy SYM bude pfehzet prdvod
Avsak CO dodava zvlastniho vyznamu chystane Postu
pmske demonstrated je okonos ze ekaiser Vlem postal
sam dops ze sv6ho vyhnansvi Doornu, Holandsku,
nkmz vybiz ably zadnych vyoh nebyo sefeno utinen
postupimsk1ch slavnos pamatnym dnem zej6na pro
st6 vojaky podd1stojnfky, aby voenske monarchs
ck6 tradce molly byti udrzovany tfidach, nz tito
muzi pfin&lezejf
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koNeREs Sc oDRoCi I. CERVEA.
VUDCOvE DOHODLI Sc o TOM PRESI-
DENTEM COOI,IDGEM

Washington II. kv9tna. Kongresn vudcove ObOu stran
dohod presidenem Cooldgem programu die nehoz
zasedn bude Odroceno 6ervna sobou pred Zahaje
MIN republikanske narodni konvence Clevelandu.
Plan ento ma podpom presidena, demokratckych
vudcu senate senatOr RObinsOna LODI
&c snenovne kongresnikn Garretta Longwortha,
nchz prvn vndcem demokaticke mensny druhy vudcem
repubkanske v6sny Kongresnik Longworth oznam dnes
vecer, dosp6lo dOhodnuti oroceni den ze
tenO program je ohrozen jedn6 povsaleckou koalci
senate
Ma porade Blem Dome presidentem podileli Sc kon
gresnc Longworh Garrett vudcove svych stran sne
movne John Garner Texasu, nejsarsi demokra vybo
cesty prpstredky Bertrand H. Smell New Yorku
republican predseda vyboru pravida Albert Johnson
predseda snemOvniho vyboru pfistehOvalectvi.
Ma teto porad6 bylo ednano ez otazce japonske W.
uky presdentv bylo eGeno pfedloha prode ak byla
konferenc hlasovani snemovne, sice
vyukOu aponskeho pristehOvalecvi cd L. ceence 1924
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oLoUPENI o $1,000.

Middletown, o., ID. kvetna.
Prepadeni dvou bankovnlch
sluhG zde vcera vyneslO sed-
mi banditdm $4,000 ma hoto-
vosti. Prepadeni stale Sc me-
ne nez biloxi cd banky, kdyz slu
hove konali svoji obvyklou ce-
stu z posty. Lupi6i uprchli We
velkem autu sm6rem k Cincin-
natl. Jejich popis, ne1plny vsak
telegrafovan byl do okolnich
NEST v Ohiu, Kentucky a In
diane.
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"KLAKERI" PRO COOLIDGE

Washington, IA. kvetna. -
"Klaka". jeZ by Zahajila po-
tlesk, kdykoli sc objevi podo-
ba presidenta Coolidge OBJ
razkovych divadlech. je orga-
nisovana pod rizenim Johna
Bametta, byvaleho direktora
Pan-Americke Unie, die tvr-
zeni narodniho demokraticke-
no vyboru. Jsou pry zaklada-
ny ma oko nestranneN kluby a
jednou z povinnosti jejich Gle
MI bude zahajiti potlesk. kdy-
koli ma platno bude vrzena po-
doba presidenta Coolidge.
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AUToMoBILovk nESTfsTi.

Warren. O., H. kvetna. Harlan Newndller, 2lety by
zabit jeho rodee, manzele William Newmlerovi utrpel
cetne odfenny jina zranen kdyz jech oj sazi il
nym autem zde dnes.
Canton O., IA. kvetna. Tfi massilofs obGane byli
poranen eden nespse smrelne dnes casn6 kdyz
tomobil nemz je, srazil mezim9sskou elekrckou
karou ma kfzovatce New Philadelphia Nejhui byl po
ran6n Eugene Fudge jenz byl dopraven do nkpo
kdezto druz muz William Barrett ~ thony
watt do svych domovd s~u.,
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JAPONCI MALI NASPECH
DO AMER1KY.

Toxic. ID. kvetna. = Asi
2 500 JaponcG Jokohame u
siluje 0 ziskani mist ma lOdich
plujicich do Spojenych Statu.
die sd6leni denniku "Jiji", jenz
dodava. re nejmene 1000 ne
bude moci ziskati pieplavu.
ZakOn 0 japonske vyluce re
Spojenych StatI vejde V plat
most ma |. cervence.
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woodu zamsstnano vyrobou to-
hoto vrazedneho plynu A.
merika ma no nyni obrovske
zasoby.
Jedinou ochranou proti to-
muto plynu jsoA masky, jez
vsak civilni obyyatelstvo sotva
bude moci s dsnechem pouziti
v padu valky. Navy plyn usmr-
cuje lidi, ktefi - no nadycha-
il v sesti a nejd1le We IL hodi-
mach. Plyn nevydava zadny
zapach a proto lie tim nebez-
pecnejsi. Don Iadz ohrozene
osoby jsou tax z6aveny vseli.
ke vystrahy pred MIN.
Jak sc naznacuje, take V An
gill byl objeven zvlastni druh
otravneho plynu, jehoz ma byt
pouzito v pfiSti valce. Povaha
jeho jest vsak chovana v pris-
mem tajemstvi.
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Y ClEvELANDu D0BRE PIv0?

washington Ia. kvetna FRED VyDOrem VysetruJlclm
lfedn cinnos byvaeho generanho navadniho Daughery
svedc dnes op6tn6 H. Burton zrzenec prohibicniho
1radu Ohu letech 1920 1921. Vypovidal stihani
dvou pivovard Cleveandu vafeni podej snejsiho
piva zakon dovolue jak vec vyrovnay pouhym
placenm pokuty salo nstrukc Daugheryho. Bur-
by dotazovan zda nyni prodava Cleveandu pvo
ako drive byvalo nacez prsvedci prav ze nen to zad
obzf dostat je hostncich Dodal vsak, re to
slysel ze sam tom nepresvedcil
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FOLEY HLAVOU TAMMANY

New York, IA. kvetna. -
James A. Foley dnes vecer ma
stoupil po G.. F. Murphym ja-
kO vIdce Tammany Hall. Byl
zvolen vykonnym vyborem or
ganisace po dvouhodinne nejis-
tote, a jeho volba pozdravena
jasotem nejen We vyboru, n.y.
brz We vSech klubovnach Tam
many We mest6. Foley je zet6m
zesnuleho Murphyho a jeho
manzelka neprala pry 81, aby
Irad ten pfijal. z toho vznikla
nejistota jeho zvolenim.
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RADENf ZURlVCE.

Los Angeles, Ia. kvatna. -
Udefena do hlavy obuskem,
iimZ naval zui'ivec. jenz vrazil
do zastupu zen ma chOdniku
pred jednim zdejsim obcho-
dem, pi. Cecilia Vasslerova,
65leta, klesla k zemi s rozbi-
tou lebkou. Tri jine osoby by
ly udereny, nez Sc podafilo u
ciniti Zufivce neskodnym.
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WHEELEROW DANO zADOST|uClNfM'
sENkTMf ViBoR NEsnLEDAL NA Mem
zhDuE Why.
JEDEN Glen, SENATOR STERLING, PODA
VSAK VLASTNt ZPRAVU.

Washington, IA kvetna = Senator Burton H. Wheeler,
demokrat Monany jest pne ocistsn zprave vetsiny
ldaha, pedsedou zvlastniho vyboru enz ysefoval
obvneni ze senator Wheeler pfal honorar cd Gordona
Campbea monanskeho oeafe ably je zasupoval pred od
borem svnitra po SVEN zvoleni do senatu
We vyboru byo hlasovano proti I. Senatori Borah
McNnary, republican, Swanson Caraway demokrae po-
depsa zpvu v6tsny avsak senator Sterling South Da
koty vyhrad 81 pravo poda vlasnf nazoy Ucni pry tax
n9koiika dnech prozatm nechce rci nceho vine neb
nevn3 senatora Wheelera
Podnetem senatnimu vyserovan bya zaloba vznesena
pro senatoru Wheelerovi vekou porotou Monane eho
domovsem state We zprave vyboru neni ysak cn6no zadn
zminy one zalobe anz cinnost Blaira Coana Mona
me- jenz dozna by posan taemnikem narodniho
publanskeho vyboru. ably vynael Wheeera enz
sebra inormace jchz byo pouzto pro zmnenemu sena-
torov
We zprave vetSiny e zaujao sanovsko, ze yybor byl
splnomocnen obrat edne ozkou zdai senator uvo
pfa neb pfja penize vymahani narokd pred vladimir
lfadem federalni vlady
Vesna shledala, re on "neprija aniz uvoil pfati
jakouko nahradu primo aniz neprimo akeko sluzby
jez byy prokazany neb mey by prokazany jakeko
b8, bud Jim samym neb akemkoi vztahu fzeni pred
v5borem federaIn vlady.""
Neenom to- avsak vybor shledal, jeho mn6ni "se-
nator Wheeler byl velm bedvym ably to byo uvedeno
znamOs cd ameho p0catku ze jeho sluzby
pro Gordona Campbea jako pravnka eho zajmy meN
by omezeny vyhradne zasupovan pred soudy Monta
ne re vsech casd setfi nejenom psmene ale ducha
zakona."
Senator Sterling, jenz hra vudci roll krzovem vysle-
chu svedkl pred vyborem, prav re ma rozdny pojem
funcch vyboru nez ostatn enove ehoz re eho usud
ku vysetfovaee neme rozhodova vine neb nevne en-
ale zs zda syedecvi pred vekou porotou Monta-
byo dostaecnm ku vznesen zaOby prot senatorovi
neb bylai obzaoba vysedkem spknuti prot nemu Toto
obvneni ucin Wheeler senate g. dubna Senator Borah,
pfedseda vybou oepfe vsak obati touto fas vec
uiav sanovsko njak nepada vau ezto vbor mel
edne rozhodnou ofzku senatorovy zpusobilosi zasa-
vani lfadu. .@,St ## -
Senator Wheeler odepfel ucnit jakekol poznamky o
zpave vyboru az ma to- ze muv sebe Zdsta
nate kdyz bya ctena pozdej pmal blahopfani svych
pfatel mad vysledkem vysetfovani.
Uednci odboru spravednOs odepfeli sdeit jake kro-
ky nyn podniknuty pro Wheelerovi vzhledem ku
zprav6 senanho vybou Tato ovsem nema zadneho vivu
ma zaobu, jez byla vznesena ma Wheeera v Montana
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-15
MARTIN A HARVEY
VYPLULI.

Cordova, Alaska, ID. kvetna.
Major Frederick L. Martin a
serzant Alva Harvey, americti
svetovi letci, vypluli Port
Moller, Alaska, do Bellingham
Wash, o pdinoci " pondelf.
Dnes. byly zde obdrzeny radio
granny obsahujici toto sd3leni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-15
POvODNE ZP0SoBlLY VEL.
KOU sKODU.

Pittsburgh. IA. kv3tna. -
Vody rex Monongahela a Al
legheny pozvolna opadaji po
povodni, pfi niz pfisel ma zmar
jeden lidsky zivot q zpisobe-
ma skoda odhadovana mezi So,
900, 900 = $3,0oO,o0o. Pres 800
rodin donuceno bylo opustiti
obydK lezfci v nizin&ch a Get
ne sklepy v obchodnich budo-
vach byly zatopeny.
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PADESAT OBETf ZEMETkE.
SEM.

Cafihrad,' Id. kvetna. -
Prudk6 otfesy zem9 Sc udaly
v okoli Erzerumu, We vychodni
Male ASH, kde n9kolik vesnic
bylo zniceno a asi padesat IL
di zahynulo.