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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
DROUGHT IN BELGIUM
BECOMING SERIOUS

BRUSSELS. July 30.--Thc drought
which has held ins Belgium during
the last three months is becoming
serious menace. owing to the
shortage of fodder.
The clover which was cut in spring
Is not growing. and the usual sccond
and third crops Will not be forth
coming. The hay harvest is one
third % the average in the provinces
OF Namur and I.icgc. whore the fields
are scorchcd. Stockbreedcrs will have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
INDIANS PLAN FROL|C
FOR PRINCE OF WALES
visit to India in November Will IsC
in Accordance With Estab-
Iishcd Precedent.
TAKE PART IN TIGER HUNT
Although Program OF Tour Is Not
Complete, Social Rather Than
Political Engagements VIII Pre-
dominatc-Will Attend Durbar.


i'oNboN' July 3o.-The visit OF the
irlncc OF Wales to India in Noycm-
Der will bo I'm .ccord,rco ,yi,h ,,o
-, !" ''' c'Hc vi
Ming Edward and King George v.
when heirs to the throne
Although thc ,ro,r,,n or ,bo ,ou-
4. o,
'"'"p'e''' IL may pe taken
10y granted. having regard to thc
Duke OF Connaught's recent visi,
thu, So.f,I r,,ho ,h. ,,i..,
e"tc'ner'S VIII preponderatc
canada. America and Australia.
which have been visited bv the
uripr. ,,,
- ''''
factions bul IN none or them ID IT
possible 10 entertain the heir TO the
throne ON - sonic ca y.riod a., ., T.,
di.,
with that OF tio p,l,ccs o., t,.,t.
Hpicndor equal the gorgeous core.
inoninl OF the East This IS certain
l" b" displayed In all its glory for
~" "diilchtion OF the Prince OF
"aics' both by the government OF
ihdia and the rulers OF native states
ny whom entertaining has been re-
'"1'u 10 Il iinc art.
VIII Hunt TIgcrs.
~ Is highly probable there Will be
SIMILAR In the Nopai ,arai. which
"Sounds with tiger ANA every species
II game. This involves {, .hpndo
past Of Il magnitude OF which the
h'"ii IN the street has no convention
the gathering of small army Of
h'shly trained elephants. camp cqnip
'hsht which viii transform the jungle
'""iiing into a miniature hotel. and
IA" isolation OF a selected area. miles
IN extent. Ia ensure "a successful bag.
Thor" will be an abundance. OF
sport both big and fcathcrcd game
LOT the Prince. Bikancr state, for in
stance which is almos, certain 10 be
h"norrd with Il visit. Offers the finest
Fhndgrousc shooting In tho world AL
'"ourh this IL a plocc where the draw
Tor butts Is famous for itn proprio,v.
mere ar" 70 many birds In the Gunner
OASIS mat bag Of 1000 head for
twenty guns is by no means infre-
f"eHi
II "i!l also be In the native states
thai the prince viii wItn.ss the real
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

great difficulties in feeding during
the winter.
Along the Dutch frontier many
hundreds OF acres Of wood have been
burning since Saturday. Numbers OF
workmcn have been attempting to
ramp out the frcs, which are due
10 The drought and to sparks from
railway engines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
rest. Cnt,i. In stafford.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. July 80.
DR.. Chaplin. veterinary inspector.
working for the State, was In Stafford
County this week testing cattle for
tuberculosis Tests were started on
twenty herds and will be COM
plpir u tomOrrOw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
BigelOw-HartfOrd
Seamless Brussels Rugs
9x12 Room Size, $500

These Rugs all-wool face and are especially
suitable for bedrooms yet equally suitable for dining
or living rooms.
All desirable colors, including Chinese patterns
in blue, also neat Persian patterns in TAM rose and
brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Bigelow-Hartford Electra
Administer Rugs, $47.5O

Bigelow-Hartfo stands for quality and has for
years. and Electra" is their best Administer Rugs
We are now showing an extensive variety of these
Rugs in typical Persian and alover figured patterns
Beautifully designed, perfectly woven, durable Rugs
suitable for dinng-room, ving-room or bedroom, in
the popular 9X12 feet size, at $47.5O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

dc neam, presa Cluiului STA facut
datoria 81 cere acum preset Bucu-
restcne Gu mai mlAte mijloace de
lupta 81 mai puternicd. sa dea aj,l-
torul ei pentru ca dreptatea sd
lnvinga.
De la cazul rcvistei ,literarc
Gandirea" cu cinci mil cititori,
care apare in romancste intre a.
tatea publicatii straine, 81 care nu
ere drept la am local de redactic
in Clujul roman unde exista des-
tule varieteuri, bodegi, tripouri
81 para Ia micul slujbas ce in fie
care ri gaseste locuinta goala,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

f. +
9 serie nesfarsita de abuzuri Sc
ililstreaza cu despotismul linear
|tiruitoi'ului care in camase mur-
dara de noaptc 81 papuci strigd
somnoros Ecu sunt forta"!
Ccrem solidaritatea preset din
Bucuresti ii ca yardeleni ii astcp-
tam cuvantul 81 In aceasta ches-
tune. O prevenim ca char aici in
Cluj an mai fost self de incartil
ruire care Ell bani adunati din
mita an sfarsit totusi prin affi la
rindul lor incartiruiti intro celu1
ii de puscarie.
Din 'Vointa"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

Ramane TN act de curaj pentru
gazeta euvernului atacul indrep,
tat contra realelor abuz,lri ale off
ciulni de incartiruire 81 he intre-
bam daca eel ce conduc tara vOr
pedepsi pc vamesii locuintelor
sal numai pc eel ce si-au facut da-
toria de.a spune adcvarnl Gu ris-
cul de a ri datiS afara din slujba
scrlsulri in care muncesc din
greu. Pentrn populatia aneninta-
ia in fiecare clipa GU asvarlirea
afara din locuinta, ca 81 pentru
eel &c inertia 0 camera de adapoSt
find in serviciul marilor intrrese
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

Patrick G. Bruin, din Baltimo-
re, Nd, trecut prin toate chi
nurile mucenicilor 81 Sc poate
numi Stint.
Dansui s'a plans tribunaluIui
eesrpsi q neyAsta-sa. praeticst
sa-l srunce afara din casa 2ana
etpd D reusit SAL inconvoaie, "a
a7's, 81 sc josce Gu el ca cu q
pais,fse, srsntindn-l in sus, in jos
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
Cauze|e grevei generate

pRESEDINTEI.E HARDING a insarcinat Conslliu Muncei
al Cailor Ferate greaua msme de a face
loSlb sa inature eNecuta1ea ornuui gevei generate M
c'atorlor della cae feate Cosilul m-s putea indie
n aceasta msune daca partile IN alum
ge la 1ntelegere.
Sarcina maj bine zs posa acestu Consilu
t. erea egea pn ost nsuit cosiliu ma pus
Ia dspozitia n mjoace prn poaa aplca decsune
sale oate decsune acestu cosilu primesc de parti
mtroni 81 ucraor facuatv, 81 numa atunci sn Elective
taci prmte de ambee parti Dacl din par patro-
III lucrtori primeste decisiunea consuu toata
npnca lu zadanica 81 in cazu acesta, numai prn ae
game nterveni sau presunea opnei publce factoru
hotrcasca partea rebea prmeasc dccsunea ui
"a comparable clara, este tribunal decide dar nu
sprnit Gle puerea executva aduc la indeplirc de-
cisiunea lui.
ST pc langa aceasa sarcina consiliu cazu de
fati cu att mai cat penu sa procama
generaa este numai mcsorarea cfei facua la I
lie 81 reucere de 10 la suta anuta c nouile condun
de munca Impulse uclaorilor de comp,ne clor erac pre-
81 apcarea treptaa progr,muui nocm de asa zisu
American Plan, nstituune i'll dar la aderat
alroape oata marea inousre 81 maree capital Progranu
'American Plan pentru absolute lertae nuncei III
ararea aeerelor nchise, nesocotina gnorarea Unun
lor munctores.
In ratavele pc earl consul mumce lea avut cu repre-
srntanti caor feate rcpezentantii uctoor cei dnta
irprezcntant captauu sau manestat pc ata in mod
cnergic programu " American Plan cnd ecarat ca eli
sa stea de vorba frmtas ununlor
,on s autoritatea i cataea or de reprczen-
tamil al muncOrilOr.
Consu insa III ulaimitae decs ca, faptul ca patro-
nu recunoaste Cnnea 81 atelieru deschs nu
ndrepatese pc patron reuze de traa runtas Uniu
ior alta cat Ell sut reprezentant egal al muncito
ror din acee uiuni patronu servicu ucrtor
din acee unn Mai multi inca, cosliu ccs patronul
s aratc numalul ucrtoror neunions pc carl in
Niciu rerezenan or si e prevazn dovez ca sunt
alcSii iber aceor muncori s mai discutat princ
piu faptu aca ceSt reprezentant trebue alba cali
cata ctura, 81 cunosnta nevolor nerescor muncito
ror, fie in lie susna a!a Gle reprczcnan pa
tronior inainea Consiliului Muncei N
Dec Consilul pls care stavi tenntei patronilor
de ncsccot i ignora otu Cniunile zcnd ca asa dupa
paron lreptu de coaiza 81 a numi reprezentan
Sd c isina tot 81 munctor dreptul de
uni in organizatun 81 rmite reprezentan carl
tina lor.
Aceasa insa ma opr pc patroni sa urmareasca mai
departe apicarea Panuui American Deplesiunea indus
triaa de prezen pu peste cnci moane de ucrato
in neactvitae aus apa la or poaa sdrobi
nunilc muncitoesti 81 auortaea or In consecnta in
cepu sa puma conditui de munc mpovratoare ino
cuasca toate ipsurle muncitor neunonisti.
Toate acese ven fara indoaa inaaltea Consilulu
Munce sarcna de Prescdntee Harding sa nlaure
tarea ornulu greve ambee par patronii lucra
tor st hotar1t cedeze din progamu lor sarcina
cesu consilu foarte neavand la ndemana moace
trin earl Sc execute decisiunea lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
SOLDAMTAJEA PRESEI


Sindicatul 81 asociatiunea pre-
sci din Bucureyti, ca 81 cea mai
mis- injghebata Ia moi in Cluj
sunt menite nu numai sd Sc ingri-
jeasca in vremuri grele de soarta
gazetarllui dar 81 de soarta gaze
tariei 81 pIblicliui pentru care
I g facuta gazeta. @ strinsa lega-
tura ar fl de dorit intre aceste
grupari ce. odata Gu caractcrltl
professional, Il au 81 pc eel social.
Astfel Sc cadea ca actele de guver
namant ce cad in afara politicei
sa fie combatute nnitar. E insd
,lsor de constatat seA acesstd soli-
daritate iipsit, q mai greu de
aflat de &c nu ss'a facut inca APPEL
la ca.
In istoria preset din Cluj Va ri.
name insemnat far4 indoiala pri-
mul acord al preset locale arafat
nu in interese profesiopale ci pu-
4blee. Ne dsts N;tim ~ fiecare.
foaie romineasca, ,steie5hh de re-
volta 81 descalst iaapoyiTs ai.
eiului de incartiruire Mai nault
es y orice ocezie \ aeppif fics4iv31
desselirNa fart de Gil4r, - sasn'
y aratS de u Si1 lnfral -
pana "a fnsasi gazef1 epyer rnaalili.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

Arthur G.. Morrell, 1921 Eucli |
Ave-. declarat cri inaintea jude
catorului Adams, ca vrea sd di-
,vortezc dc neyasta lui fiindca Il
insercat sa faca I'M valet dim el.
Divortul s'a admis.
q
Mimic nu imblanzcste mai re.
pcde pc un tinar zurbagiu ca ca.
satoria Gu o fata frumoasa care
are 0 voint;l de fer 81 0 limba
activa.
Politistii din New York in c,
rind vor purta corsetc de matasc
prln care nu trece glontlll. All
maine. fiecare barbat easatorit va
trebui Sa poartc un asemenea
corset.
Tn professor din Pittsburg zice
ca eel mai bun tip dc femeic pen
tru vista publica acea care mn
vorbeste multi 81 nu sare la con
clnziuni. Daca-i asa. la putinc fc.
mel lie este dcSchisa raricra poll.
tica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
|INFORhAT|UN|

Ruth lnman. O fata de Is ami.
venia eri Seara de la lucru la To-
cuinta parintilor Ell din 364S E.
l5l!st Str. In fata easel lor este um
ntravilan pustiu. Trecand pc
langa acest loc. VENT in fata
cu ca un ON care a prinS-o de Git
81 tIrit-o in locul &c era acoperit
de buruieni. Ea inceput sa stri-
ge 81 abba dupa cateva minute. -.
dupa zee a fost lovita GU armA
in cap. fost relasata. Mime
nu la VENT intr 'ajutor 81 astfel
lndividnl a putut fugi. D-soara
Inman. dnpacc sa dcsmetecit, s "a
dus in casa. Fratcle sau instiin.
tat politia care insa ma gasit pc
individ. S'ar cerc ca, mai ales
noaptea. sd fie pusi politisti ia
distantc mai mici
Chicago. - Politia dc aici eau.
ia dupa lm individ care a TRIMS
un pachet de bomboanc unei sora
de caritatc din West End lIospi-
tai. D-soara Helen Rosenberg Il
primit I'm pachet de bomboane
prin posta,' de la un pacicnt re.
cunOscator'' Ea invitat De altc
Sase surori ca sd nance din bom-
boane. Peste cateva minute toate
All fost greu bolnave. Numai pun
parea repedcsle-a manflit pc toa-
te sapte de la moarfc. Chimistul
spltaiului q, luat sub examinare
bomboanele 81 a constatat ca con-
tin otrava destula pentru ''omo
rlrea Intregului spital'' Sc crede
ca bomboanele an fost trimise d.
un individ refuzat de domnisoara
Rosenberg.
Curtea municipala de aici a
fflxat eri cea mai mare cautie in
istoria acestci curti. S'a fixat eau
tiunea de $4,000 dollari pcntru
pnnerea pc picior liber Il lui An
tonic Ammcrsbach, care i'm spi-
talul politiei Gu umarul ranit de
glontul mui politist. FL este acu-
zat ca, 1mprema cu un alt mdi-
vid, nearestat pana acum, - a
lmpuscat asupra politistului AL
bert Haenner. care e intre viata
81 moarte in spital, 81 asupra unui
alt politist Seaborn Johnston cand
acestia au fost chemati Luni sea-
ra Ia 0 casa unde intrat AM
mersbach 81 sotlll sau sd fure.
Columbus. Yardmasterii"
(m fel de supraveghetor de ga
RAJ din toata tara, cam opt mil
oameni, vor sta la lucru 81 in CO.
znl ca muncitorii cailor ferate vor
declara greva. Fri s'a TRIMS ordin
de la Uniunea principala in toata
tara, ca acestia sd MI parascasca
ltr,rul.
IN statul Massachusetts,, in anul
1870, all fOSt TAG GOT indivizi no.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

eoona Jyn,,:. = - L. a,nc -;
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foe SO va putea isola prin sanarea
santurilor 81 prin ararea namap.
tnlui. S'au facut toatc prera.
tirile.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

81 de pereti.
Tribunalul, lnand in considera-
tie imprejurarile, a admis diyortnl
ccrut Gle mucenicul Brrlin. 81
mite, asa-i viata.
Odatd Gu abrevatia rochiilor fe-
meile an inceput sa prescurteze 81
.numele asa ca All auzi pc uncle
llumindu-se: Ma, Be, An, He, hi,
10, Hu, III, 10, Lu, 81 par'ca suna
mai frnmos. l,n-i asa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20


In statul Massachusetts,, in anul
1920, au fost 146!So7 indivizi, pc
ste etatea de zece AMI, carl n an
stint nici Sd ceteasca nici sd scrie
Aceasta c1ra representa- un per-
eentaj foarte ridicat.
Paul Kepic, 4712 Vivian ave., j
fost arestat eri fiindca si-a furat
.automobilul ssu propriu. Kepic a
lost arestat il sapta1pinA trecutS
~ Linndale u sefal politiei de
scole: Edward Miller, care q ga.
sit in automobil rsSbip, ! y pedep-
sit cu spms de 500 dotIpri il ia
.oni'iscat 81 automObiiul. Mar;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

penny at time, through the pur-
chnse OF some article affected by
thc nuisance tax" has proved to bc
the master stroke Of President Hard
ing. Next to his stomach, the aver
'age man can he affected i'm no vny
so easily as through his pockethook.
Ana whom congress. responding to
the opportunities Of the president.
begins to reduce taxes. that course
immediately wins the plaudits OF the
people.
And 1t is pretty well understood
that the tax reduction Is the result
Of ia" presidents insistencc that Il,
could be done, and must he done.
That there will be- difficulty in max
ing both ends meet, with a rcduc-
tion I'm taxation az contemplated, is
strongly emphasized by Secretary Of
the Treasury Mellon. In a letter to
Chairman Fordney of the WAYS and
means committee outlining the ad o.
ministratiun plan for reducing taxa
tion, Secretary Mellon said that the
program depends upon the rcduc-
| tions in expenditures which the al o.
ministration expects to accomplish.
and that the anticipated savings can
be effected only by the most con-
N
expenditures. The estimates Of re-
/ ccipts. on the other hand, represent
tho utmost expected to accrue dur
Ing the year particularly in view Of
the uncertainties resulting from the
/ depression in business and the
shrinkagc in incomes and profits"
/ Yet. In the face of this situation.
| President Harding determined that
there must be tax reduction, and that
tax reduction could only he accom-
plished by cutting down expendi-
turcs. lie went over the situation
with the leaders Of the senate and
/ house, insisting that the people Of
the nation have demanded tax re-
duction and are entitled to II. now
that tho war IL over And ne won
out. So far as the leaders can be
responsible for the action Of con
gress. the program has hccn adopt
ed. Rut IL was only upon the insist
ence OF President Harding that II
agreed upon.
But with the adoption of tho econ
omy program by congress. the work
Of the president is not ended. Taxes
will be reduced, meaning a pecessary
reduction In expenditures. but the
question is how this is to he ac-
complished. Secretary Mellon said
/ 1t could he accomplished "only by
the most consistent and determined
effort to cut expenditure" Naturally
the heads and officials of the various
departments OF the government are
not inclined to cut. Each Is trying
TO get the best service out OF his
department, and It is difficult to dc
this and keep expenditures down.
The appropriations are. already
made for the fiscal year ending Juns
/ 80. 1922. the year which is already
under way. and they exceed the
amount OF taxes IL is proposed &c
raise. The economy must come in
savings made by the departments
and here the president has stepped
in again. Secretary Mellon. who Is
working with the president I'm the
matter shows in his letter TO Chair
man Fordney, OF the ways and means
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
COLONEL LYNCH WAS ONCE ARRESTED
FOR SHOOTING QUAIL IN AN ORCHARD
ONTY7E SITE ELKS CLUBHOUSE OCCUPIES

&C. Viuiia to get the most necessary
paper.
Ia 1900. when the population ~
Tulsa Was 1880. l.. NJ Poe succeed
ed Gyuum az mayor. II. g. Davis
and l.. NJ. Lindsay each served ds
recorder, IL i. Collins was city nttor-
MY and \ = Hoiro, G. " Kern,
br. s. g. Kennedy. ". T. BRADY aud
J. T.. webb Wyr, aldermen. collins
r,maiuGd with the next ndmiuis,rn-
ton ns attorney. and g.. u. UikClN
CO.,. and G. \. Owens '. l. Shurtifr
J.. hpplohy, r. y lNuum and II r.
Epp,rspu WtNs aldermen. In July
of 1908 Tulsa became ,ttN ot the
second class ana under the govcrx
ur.s proclamation the 3uih day Ot
bcccmhcr 1907 u city ~ the first
class
The FIRST Zig t1rr.
Ia the early day the citizens ot
'h, town were the fire department
The equipment was rain harrol
filled with rain water into which
salt had rccn put, stationed ln front
Of each OF the business houses. By
the side OF each one was a bucket
and when the repeated firing ot siN-
shooters announced go the villagers
that fire was raging somewhere.
the entire masculine contingent
turned out and, Az the irrcvcrcut
and slaugy youth OF today would say,
welded wicked bucket" But
there was % time when the HtronE
right arm the rain barrel and the
bucket was a combination made
qultc to cope with the situation. and
the entire block from whore the
Bank OF Commerce now stands To
First street was burned within 40
minutes This occurred on "A sunday
afternoon, and after vainly trying 10
combat the flames the people ot
Tult, all OF whom lett their homes
when the alarm was given, were
forced to stand by and watch what
was then half Of the business see
tiuu burn.
It was not so long afterwards that
th" raiu-barrcl brigade fcll from
grace. Its usefulness as n fire fight
cr was more than offset, In the
opinion OF the villagers. by its mos
quito breeding prupcnsitics. Tho
town became the favored abiding
plac" OF the pcslts: not only did that
make sleep impossible at night but
they sang and bu2zod and bit all
/ day long as well. They were traced
to the rain barrels and without
/ much COEitatiOn over the matter.
/ they were abolished in favor of "A
chemical wagon. one or two paid
: men were employed to protect the
town against fire, and 1t was not un.
til the administration OF Dr. G. l..
I Rcedcr. when y. j. Gubscr, recorder
/ city Attorney B. +. Rice, city iGngi-
uccr j. Gus Patton ana Aldermen j
T.. picrsDl, Henry Hatch, Frhnt
Mat hcwsun, George kilcOyne, G, IL
Nicholson, W. II. iicnder and r.. y
! North served with him, that the fir,
department was really organized
. Patton was the fret city engineer
Tulsa ever had. and served first In
/ 1903. In this connection II may be
/ Interesting 10 know that the first
/ board of health the city ever had
was appointed January "a, 1900, AT
+ the tim" when the town was throat
pncd with small -poN epidemic. and
consisted Of Drs. $. q. Kennedy.
kimmons, Wrbb. Reedcr and elm
ton. Minutes OF city council pro-
coodInEs for the next few weeks are
taken mp with the recording OF sucI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21


u''''' '' '1 'I'. ''',''.''' wv, "' v' W. ~ ~
HI', "' %" '''''' ,'''''' '''', '+','"n
'. '"' "''' cow" '''''''." va ''''
ih~t idtt"r tou'- lnch.
20 ro back "a nIiIr .iu thr. abolish
mrut ut hoi,s from ,h, s,rprte uf the
rIu, In thua, daNa uhs churches
were built ou piles. several frrt from
the ground Thpstr hurs. given tho
freedom AND kr>s ui the city, ~ 10
vrr,. used 90 roam into the shade uf
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