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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21
PLYNU NERUDE, ALE PLY
NARENSKA SPOLECNOST
UZAVRELA kONTRAKTY S
19. MESTY.
Ultra spolecna konference $
Dalym.

The East Ohio Gas Co. po-
depsala "a posledniho roku
kontrakty ma dodavdni prirod-
niho plynu do 10 mist pro cell
KEN 90.920 odberatel6, jinymi
slovy 1884 proc. vSeho zakaZ-
nictva prirodniho plynu V ce-
lie zemi. VSechna tato mista
budou dostavati plyn die uZa-
vrenych kontraktd po dobu pc
ii, sedmi neb deseti let, ac mas
spoleGnost V Clevelande straSi,
ze plyn dojde jiz letosni zimy.
z udanych pricin nebude V
Cleveland6 jiz priStim jarem
dostatek pf'rodniho plynu, kite
ry musi byti nahrazen draz-
sim plynem umelym. DIE no.
v6ho kontraktu dodavati bude
plyndrenska spolecnost do uve-
denych osad a NEST cd As do
6Oc "a 1000 krychlovych stop,
tudiz nepomerne draze nez V
Clevelande, kde az dosud pla-
time 35c a proto by rada spo-
lecnost nalezla Il mas odbytiSt6
pro novy plyn, umely, jen po-
lovicni vyhTevnosti, "a to ale
skoram trikrate tax drahy, j.
max fecenQ, re "a CO dnes "a
platime pouhych 35c, Ia to
budeme muset platit, uskutec-
Mill sc intriky spolecnosti,
$3.50, coz by zajiste bylo ma
delenim nevitanym.
Smlouva V clevelandskem di
striktu vyprSi V nekterych mi
stech 6. unora 1921, nekde, ia
ko ku pr. V Newburgh ii Helghts
jiz 3. ledna. Cely odbyt V Gle
velande obnasi pres 62 procent
zasob spolecnosti vubec doda-
vanych.
Zitrejsi schaze, ktere Sc sd-
castni president plynarenske
spoleGnosti Daily, jakoz pray
nix teze S. II. Tolles, ma vne-
sti do spletite historic svetla,
aC jinak skorem iiste muzeme
predpokladati, re vSe odsttlne
jedin6 naSe vlastni kapsa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21
CESKY GRADUANT ASST
STENTEM VEHLASNYCH
LEKARU.

Syn zemfeleho krajana, Kar
la j. Strnada, jenz byval OBJ
chodnikem uhlim, pan George
G.. Strnad, els. 1920 vych. 55.
ul. stal Sc prirucim diplomova-
nym lekarem a soucasne byl
vyznamenan asistenstvim leka-
rum Grileovi a Hooverovi V
Lakeside hospitalu. Pan Str
mad jest teprve "a let star a
vzhledem k tomu, re asistent-
stvim byli vyznamenani jen
Ctyri graduanti, muzeme panu
Strnadovi predpovidati skye
lou zivotni drahu a gratulovati
jiz k uspechu nynejSimu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21
PRO USNADNENl STYkU Sc
SlBIRSKYMI LEGIONARI.
V Norfolku zrizena kancelar,
podavajici informace ceskosl.
verejnosti o nasich vojinech.

(C.S.IK.) Rozkazem velite-
le transportu els. 20 (z lodi
Mt. Vernon), jehoz dustojnlci,
vojaci i obcanstf prislusnlci ma
lezeji Sc We voienskem tabore V
Norfolk, Va, byla zrizena
tamtez Informacni kancelar,
jejimz ucelem jest davati ces-
koslovenske verejnosti Ame-
rice vseho druhu Informace o
naSich vojinech a usnadnovati
vsemozne navazovani styku
mezi ucastniky transportu a je
jich pribuznymi a znamymi V
Americe. Nacelnikem teto in
formacni kancelare jest dd-
stojnik B. Rohlik.
Kazdy krajan, jenz by 81
pfal nejake informace o voji-
mech z lodi Mt. Vernon, necht'
pfse ma adresu: Office for In
formation, of the Czechoslo-
yak Transport, Army Base
Supply, Norfolk, Va. Appelu-
jeme jeste jednou ma krajany,
ably vojinGm nasim posilali
knihy, noviny a vnbec cetbu v
mnozstvi CO nejvetsim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21
OBETI POULICNfCH NE
HOD.
Mezi zranenymi jest i krajan-
ka klepetkova.

Jedna osoba byla zabita a
IA iinych zraneno pfi 10 auto
mobilovych nehodach, udav-
sich Sc ma zmoklych ulicich
clevelandskych vcerejsi nede-
lie. Nahlym victim do hluboke
koleje vymrsten byl z automo-
blu r. Reid, 2127 zap. SO ul.
ma dlazbu a utrp6l pohmozde-
nj lebky takoveho zpusobu,
ze krdtce po dovezeni do ne
mocnice sv. Jana skonal. Ne
Stestf udalo Sc ma zap. 67. ul. a
Clark Ave. kratce po pill noci.
Jiny automobil, obsazeny ctyf-
mi osobami narazil We Frank
line Circle ma strom, rizeny
byl w. Settlem, 2741 zap. 25
ul. V stroll Sc nalezaly tri
divky, mezi mimi tez 18leta
Marie Klepetkova, 3430 zap.
AZ ul., jez vesmes byly spolu s
fldicem dopraven@do Luteran-
ske nemocnice, kde"jim poskyt-
nuta byla prvni pomoc.
72leta H. Starkeyova, byla
pri vystupovani poulicni ka-
ry ma Euclid Ave. a vych II ul.
prejeta, "a podobnych okolno-
sti zranen A. Broestle ma Lo-
rain Ave. a zap. Al ul. Ma w
chodni %. ul. a Woodland sra
zen byl k zemi Anton Terato a
k podobnym nest6stim doslo i
jinde, takze policejni raporty
zaznamenavaji celkem Is prl-
padG, z nichz jeden, Reiddv,
skoncil smrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21
VYLET SOkOLA NOVA
VLAST.

Vcera konal Sokol Nova
Vlast V Ceske SIM Sokol ma
Clark Ave. vylet s vefejnym
cvicenim. Mel byti take pora-
dan pr6vod, jenz musel byti 2
programu vypusten pro neprl-
znive pocasi. Vylet zahajen
byl proslovem starosty br. Ne
kvasila st. PAX nasledovalo ve-
refine cviceni V nasledujicim
poradu:
/. Male zacky provedly tfi
oddly prostnych "a vedeni So
kola Kunaska, jez pekne Wy
padaly. = 2. Zaci tycemi Ia
vadeni sokola A. Blleho. Cviky
tyto byly krasne a bezvadne
provedeny. Dluzno vsak pozna
menati, re Sc pekne nevyjima,
kdyz dorost ma pri cvicenl
kalhoty ruznych barev. - 3.
Zensky dorost po peknem. re-
iovem nastupu zacvicil beZvad-
ne "a vedeni sokola KunaSka 3
oddly prostnych. PAX nasledo-
vala prostna cviceni tlenu pod
vedenim nacelnika sokola j..
Ulmana. Jak Sc dalo ocekavatl,
dopadla velice dobfe. Velkym
aplausem privitany byly Glen
XIV ku cvicenim prostnych. Cvl-
ceni toto bylo dobre nastudo-
vano, jenze vinou hubby nedo-
pablo tax, jak Sc cekalo. Ia
verecnym cislem bylo cvicenl
clenstva ma nafadi. Bratrl So
kolove drzeli Sc statecne ma
bradlech ina hrazde. Vseobec
nv udiv budil sokol Antonln
Billy, ktery We svetove valce byl
dosti bolestne ranen do nohy,
vzdor tomu vsak po SVEN ma
vratu chopil Sc Ease Znovu evil
feni a dokazal, re sokol nema
znati prekazek We svych sokol-
skych povinnostech. Pc cvicenl
n6sledoval tanec. k nemuz wy
hravala sokolska hudba
Vzdor destivemu pocasi ma
vsteva byla dosti obstojna.
Obecenstvo melo take prile.
zitost uvideti tanec ceske be
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21
CHICKEN A LA KING V
MILES PARK KNIHOVNE.

Pred nedavnem budove in
zenyr6 velkym uspechem da-
vana fraska Sc zpevy Chicken
a la King, docka Sc druheho
provedenl a sice tentokrata v
auditoriu knihovny Miles Park,
dnes v pondelf o 8. hod. vecer.
pri volnem vstupu. Dobrou hru
napsal a rid1 p. V. F. Week a
celia rada jinych krajan1 jest
pri hre zamestnana, takze dne-
Sniho vecera stane Sc Zmlnena
knihovna ellen cetnych kraja-
MI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21
ZASTRELIL BORDYNF. ARE
PRO POSMfVANf.
Smrt pro prednost, kdo smi se-
det " autu.

Policii zatcen byl 38lety Jo-
sef Kula, 10 Hill Ave. S. E.,
ktery zabil 40leteho bordynka-
re Josefa Kuntra, jedine pro-
to, re Sc mu stale posmival. Po-
licejni ambulance lined ob6t'
domacich sporG odvezla do
Huron nemOcnice, kde vsak le-
kari mohli jen konstantovati,
re Kuntra trefen byl primo do
srdce, take smrt ihned nasle-
dovala.
Jiny prfpad, kdy malicher-
ma pricina zavinila smrt Glove
ka, stal Sc pred els. 800 Berg
Ave-, kde Sc hadali diva mlad
eli, kdo smi vsednouti do pri-
telova auta, "a tehoz neprlto-
mnosti. Ma dlazbe nalezen byl
22lety Louis Stojanovic 2 uve-
den6ho cisla, jenz privezen do
Huron nemocnica a kratce ma
to skonal, MAZE rozbitou lebec-
nj kost.. Pred smrtl doznal, re
nikdy Sc svym vrahem pred
tim nem6l sporu. Ma podezre-
nj ze zabiti zatten byl pozde-
il 21lety Jan Regrut, 2708
NVch 9. nl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21
X LETOSNIM CRADUAClM.

Ma novoanglicke hudebni
konservatori V BoStone gradu-
ovala nase krajanka, slecna
Helena Kyselova, dcera pl. ka-
teriny Kyselove, 3015 vych.
l16 ul. Pred vstoupenim ma
bostonskou konservator STUDIO
vala po nekolik let klavirni
hru Il prosluleho Riemensk-
dra. Slecna Kyselova absolvo-
vala obycejny ctyrlety kurs' "a
pouh6 diva roxy, coz zajiste
svedci o acknowledgement ma
dani. Gratulujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21

sedy, jenZ byl proveden bratry
a sestrami Sokola Havli-
eek. Tanec tento Sc yseobecne
llbil a doporhcovalo by Sc, ably
byl vice mezi ceskou verejnosti
pestovan. Celkem vzato, vyznel
vcerejsi vylet Sokola Nova
Vlast ku spokojenosti jak sbo-
ru, tax i nasi ceske verejnosti
ma zapadni strane.
A. Pavlicek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-21

''Vis, proc nebyly ty kandi-
datni listing tisteny po obou
stranach?"
"To nevim".
"Aby kandidati mohli rici,
re mali ia sebou cistou stra-
nus.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
PREMIER
DEF|ES FRESHMEN
SAYS ENGLAND WILL RESTORE
ORDER BY METHODS
HOWEVER. STERN.
Insists That a Republic Would Not
Satisfy Irishmen, as "Uister
Would Have Something
to Say"

CarnarvOn, Wales.-Premier Lloyd
George, in a speech here Saturday, de-
clared that the government intended
to restore order in Ireland by "meth-
DDS however stern" and proceed with
its home rule bill.
He turned down dominion home
rule, protesting against suggestions
that the government should go far
Their than did Gladstone or Asquith,
mot because Ireland needs it, not be-
cause it is fair to the United King
dom, but because crime has been sue
cessful.'
A republic, he insisted, would not
satisfy Irishmen, as "Ulster would
have something to say"
Nothing in the past, he continued,
would justify present conditions in
Ireland.
The premier declared "a real MUIR
der gang" is dominating Ireland, max
ing it impossible for reasonable men
to come together to consider the best
way to govern the country. ut is es-
sential," he went on, Gin the interest of
Ireland that the gang should be broken
up, and unless am mistaken we shall
do it. But side by side with that we
must proceed with measures for self
government in Ireland"
He declared that if, as was con-
tended, there was war in Ireland, then
the war must be waged by both sides.
But when policemen were shot in the
back by Sim Feiners, he said, it was
not war, but murder"
1--WE must therefore restore order,
even by stern measures" he asserted,
because we cannot permit the coun-
try to fall into complete anarchy"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
INCREASE SHOWN
IN !. S. TAX BILL
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS BILLION
AND HALF DOLLARS MORE
THAN LAST YEAR.
In First Full Year Of Prohibition Era
There Was Net Reduction Of $343,-
100000 in Taxes on Distilled
and Fermented Liquors.

WashingtOn.-Americ tax bill Tor
the fiscal year ending June 80 amount
ed to $5,4OS,O75, 46S, approximately
billion and half dollars more than
was paid into the federal treasury In
the previous twelve months. Inc
figures were contained in the prelim-
mary report of the commissioner of
internal revenue, made public Octo-
Der 10. 1t shows that from income
and profits taxes the government re-
ceived approximately three-fOurths OF
all it's revenue. In these two items
there was an increase of $1,356 100000
over the fiscal year of 1919, receipts
for the two years being: 1920, $685.
7O1, 900; 1919, $2,6OO,OOO,00O.
From multifarious sources of "mis-
cellaneous" taxation the levy produced
81 ,45O,374, 900, an increase over the
previous year of $2O1, 100000.
Internal revenue receipts for all
states and territories was $5,4OS,O75,-
46S.
In the first full year of the prohibit
ton era there was net reduction OF
$343 100000 in taxes on distilled and
fermented liquors, the report shows.
From distilled spirits the government
received $97, 9O7 900 in the last fiscal
year, while the taxes from the same
source in 1919 were $685., 211 600. Taxes
on fermented liquors for the last fis-
cal year aggregated $41, 1855, 600 and
for the fiscal year of 1919, Sill, $780,
600.
The transportation tax, which had
been estimated to produce about $275,-
100000 annually, reached 1907 ,SOSOOO
for the last fiscal year. Thir included
taxes on freight, passenger, express,
telephone and telegraph, and transfer
of oil by pipe line.
Excise and special taxes, including
the luxury tax" brought about $685.
100000 into the treasury. One of the
chief items in this list was the tax on
motor cars, which netted $144, OOOOO
Taxes on jewelry, cosmetics and
other so-called luxuries produced an
other $56OOO,OOO. The special corpor-
alton tax on the value of it's stock
yielded $93,O0O,OOO.
The 1919 consumption of cigars was
7,11O,OOO,OOO, and in the fiscal year
Of 1920 ranged slightly above $780,
100000.
The report showed that taxes had
been paid on 36,95O,OOOOOO cigarettes
in 1918, 3S,1OO,OOO,OO in 1919 and So
400 100000 in the fiscal year ended
June 80.
Commissioner Williams reported the
years expenditures Of the bureau of
internal revenue at $27,7OO,OOO. This
included an expenditure of 100000
for enforcement Of prohibition, $685.
600 for enforcement of the narcotic
laws, and 100000 used in enforcing
the laws against child labor. The
actual cost of tax collection Mr.. Will
Jams estimated at so cents on each
500 collected, an expenditure of
about 1 per cent more than in 1919.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
LEAGUE PROBING WILMA MATTER
Poles Warned That Occupation Of City
Violates Promise Of Protection.

LondOn.-The league of nations has
sent telegram to Colonel Chardigny
at KOvno, who is in charge of the
league of nations commission there,
asking him to report fully on the wilma
situation and as to what treatment the
members of the commission have been
given, and assuring him of the support
Of the league.
The Poles unofficially have been in
formed that the league considered the
Wilma situation extremely grave and
q violation of former Premier Pad
erewski's statement at the Paris meet
ing of the league council that the in
tegrity of Lithuania would be re-
spected.
The case will be considered at the
Brussels meeting Of the council, Octo-
Der 20.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
PROBE KILLING OF
HA|7|EN BANDITS
CHARGED THAT MARINES AND
HAlTIEN OFFICIALS HAVE
EXCEEDED AUTHORITY.
Evidence Of Practically Indiscrininate
Killing Of Natives, It Being Re-
ported That $3.50 Armed Ban
dts Have Been Killed.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1886
"armed Haitien bandits" have been
killed by United States marines OF
Haitien gendarmerie during the five
and half years of American Occupa.
ton, Brigadier General George Bar.
nett, former commandant of the ma.
rine corps, says in report made pub
lie Wednesday by Secretary Daniels.
Evidence of practically indiscrimin
ate killing" of Haitien natives by
United States marines was brought to
the attention of Colonel John H. Rus.
sell, commanding the marine forces in
Haiti, in a confidential letter written
by General Barnett, cOmmandant of
the corps, in October. 1919, calling for
thorough investigation of conditions.
General Barnett's report on the mat
ter to Secretary Daniels was submit
ted last month. It revealed that his
orders for an investigation resulted
from evidence brought out ut the
court-martial trial of two privates in
the marine corps on charges connected
with unlawful executions of captive
Haitien bandits.
General Barnett declared in his let.
ter, which was made public Wednes-
day in report on operations in Haiti
while he was commandant of the corps
that he was shocked beyond express
sion" to hear of such conditions in
Haiti and ito know that 1t was at all
possible that duty could be badly per.
formed by marines of any class"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
ENCLAND'S MINERS
DECIDE TO STRIKE
HUNDREDS OF THoUsANDS OF
OTHER lAeORERS WILL BE
FORCED INTO IDLENESS.
ominous Situation Is Presented by Re.
lection OF. Compromise and Decision
Of 100000 Miners to Quit Work
at Once.

LondOn.-The British coal miners.
whose product is the foundation of all
manufacturing in Great Britain and OF
about half that of continental Europe,
will go on strike to enforce their de-
mand for an increase I'm wages or 40
cents per day. At least 100000 min
ers are affected by the decision.
The decision was in Thursday, when
the votes were counted, 625,O98 for
the strike and 1871, 42S against 1t. Il
majority of 453,87O for. The decision
was made by the men. This was to
satisfy the government statement of
several weeks ago that the original de-
cision to strike was due largely to the
number of boys under 81 who voted.
An overwhelming majority OF the men
whose votes have just been counted
are the heads Of families.
This fact lent significance to the
statement Of Herbert Smith, vice pres
ident of the Federation Of Miners, that
nothing but starvation would beat
them.
uc 6tIlhc nus thC oSPSSt VI DSAAS
the most epochal in the history of
trades unionism. Within week 1t is
predicted that the lack Of coal for
power will deprive 275.O0O men in the
cotton and chemical Industry Of work.
If the strike continues for six weeks
with total stoppage of production the
grand total Of men not employed will
be about 100000.
Practically all Of the continental
countries-Erance, Spain, Portugal,
Norway, Sweden. Belgium, Holland,
Italy and the new area created out OF
the central powers.-depend on Eng
land for substantial part Of their
coal. With the stoppage Of receipts of
coal the Industries in these nations
will be shut down, increasing at a
rapid rate the European army Of un-
employed.
The first strike vote was for a
strike unless an increase Of 40 cents
per day was granted in wages, and
coal for English consumption was re-
duced in price $3.50 per ton. The re-
duction in price and the wage increase
was to be made out of the $3.50, 900, OOO
annual profit Great Britain makes by
the sale of her coal abroad.
The owners and the government re
fused to talk with the miners about
the reduction in price. Premier Lloyd
George stated that 1t was a political
subject and not one for discussion in
the strike. The miners withdrew the
reduction clause. The owners then
countered with proposition to in
crease wages, but with the proviso that
production be increased. The wage in
crease was to be on sliding scale up
ward from a minimum production base
line.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
POLES AND SOVIET
SIGN PEACE TERMS
TREATY AND AR
MlSTICE EXPECTED TO END
WARFARE.
Principals in Negotiations Insist That
Terms Eventually Will Lead to
Restoration Of Normal Con-
ditions in Central Europe.

Riga.-A preliminary peace treAy
and armistice was signed by the Po-
lish and Russian soviet peace dele
gates here at 7:1O o'clock Tuesday
night, October II.
Experts are engaged in completing
the Ukrainian text of the armistice
and preliminary peace treaty between
Poland, Russia, and Ukraine.
Both Adolf Joffe, head of the Rus
sian soviet peace mission, and M.
Domski express satisfaction with the
terms agreed upon. The bolsheviki
insist the preliminary treaty is much
less favorable than the peace offered
Poland last February and the failure
of the Poles to have financial set
Element included in the preliminary
convention has been generally regard
ed as soviet triumph. M. Joffe has
had much experience at peace con-
ferences and the complete agreement
reached by the members of the soviet
delegations gave the bolshevik chair
man an advantage from the first.
Poland, however, obtained much
more territory than it seemed likely
the conference would grant when it
opened, and many Polish observers
regard the corridor shutting off Lith-
uania from Russia as victory out
weighing any concessions made.
While the principals in the negotia-
tons insist the terms eventually will
lead to the signature of a permanent
treaty which will permit restoration
of normal conditions in central Eu-
rope, there Is much pessimism
among diplomats and observers not
participating in the conference. The
French are clearly dissatisfied and
apparently desired a continuation of
the war. The bottling up of Lithu-
ania is generality regarded as doubt
full experiment and the occupation OF
Wilma by General Zelgouski's men has
created suspicion that the Polish
government had knowledge Of the plan
which has been supported by Polish
landlords in Lithuania.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
INDIANS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
American League Ball Team Victor in
Five Of Seven Games.

American League Ball Team Victor in
Five Of Seven Games.
Cleveland.-The American league
champions are now baseball cham
pions of the world. They won this
title Tuesday afternoon when they de-
feated the Brooklyn Nationals in the
seventh and deciding game of the 1920
series, 3 to 0. Coveleskie pitched the
closing game, making his third victory
for the series, Cleveland winning
five games and Brooklyn 2. Coveleskie
and Walter Mails, who also won a
game for the Indians, are both west
ern products, former members of the
Coast league. The total attendance
for the seven games of the world
series was 17S.357. The total re-
ceipts were $564,7SS, Of which $685.
47S.SO goes to the national commits
sion; $293, 1924 to the owners of the
two clubs. and $214.S76.28 to the play
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
WOULD RELEASE DEBTORS.
Bryan Suggests Wisdom Of CancelIing
Ten Billion Dollar Obligations.

Washington. William Jennings
Bryan earnestly advocated cancelling
the debt of ten billion dollars owed the
United States by England, France and
the other former allies, in an address
before the World Brotherhood feder-
alton in convention here Wednesday.
The word must soon decide, said
Mr.. Bryan, whether it would become
"a world of brothers or of brutes."
Such action, he maintained, would be
the first step toward universal recon-
Citation.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
BIames Insane officer for Crime.

Major General John A. Lejeune.
commandant of the marine corps, said
that the two marine corps privates
who were tried for killing captive Hal
ten bandits, executed the prisoners on
orders of their commanding officer,
Lieut.. H. Il. Brokaw, who subsequent.
ly was adjudged insane and removed
from the service. The privates were
acquitted, the general said.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
Aviator Loses Race With Death.

Logan, Utah.-Receiving the news
of his fathers seriouss illness, Lieu
tenant Russell L. Vaughan, Utah's
premier aviator during the war, left
Mather field, CAL, Thursday morning
Mt 8 o'clock by airplane, arriving in
Logan at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
shortly after his father, Peter w.
Vaughan, prominent resident of the
city. had passed away of pneumonia.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
Bandits Get $25, 900.

Oakland, Calif.-Posses from half
q dozen central California counties are
searching the Oakland foothills for
four armed bandits who robbed the
Alameda County bank Of AlvaradO,
twenty-five miles east of here, of $685.
600 in cash Wednesday, after shooting
August H. May, president Of the insti-
tuition, probably fatally.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
Poles Warned Of Submarine.

Riga.-The Polish delegation has
been advised by Polish supply ship
that two submarines, supposed to be
soviets, were observed maneuvering in
Danzig bay. The submarines did NOT
attack the ship.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20

Donald N. Call 10 one Of 81 living
Medal Of Honor men In thls country
and the only actor who received the
citation. the most distinguished mark
81 honor the country can confer.
During HE service with the French no
received q divisional citation for the
croIx do ousrrs with silver star, and
later the crolx Dc 0uerrs with palm
and the Legion Of Honor.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
Making a Movie.

"A big touring car whirled around 4
corner with two men standing up in
the tonneau and firing at another ear
full of policemen in pursuit"
"Yes, yes"
"As stood paralyzed in my tracks
| thought l heard bullets SCATTERING
all around me-"
go on"
Just as l leaned against tele-
phone pole to keep from falling In
faint l heard voice behind me say,
Cut it, Bill. We're due back Mt the
studio "-Birmingham Age Herald.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-10-20
Cox Arraions Opponents.

Columbus, O.-Severe arraignment
of forces which, he said, were sup
porting Senator Harding, his Repub-
lican opponent, was made by Governor
Cox here Thursday In an address at
the state fair grounds coliseum, clos
ing . strenuous day Of campaigning
in his home state.