davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-06-01

w{th This original $500 TO- make this
cllb,s inclusive of all. the best IN our
The City Club must be inclusive :.
i is to fuiail its It's Junction masa On T., H ,hs -
fdtSre, Throughout the city there
ares variou& civic organizations Of
business men. professional men, neigh
borhood .groups..each with special
fanftion to perform. The City Club
does, not conflict with these-ft in
cludes them Almost entirely, it is
made up of men who belong to one
OF more of;these sHeciiized organiza-
tioas.
Me.tef cle.finx House.
''fhey come to the City Club be-
cause there they find a mental clear
ings house, where the ideas of all
groups and all men can be examined
and acted on If they are good. And in
our new building these men will find
not. only a clearing house but also
the physical accommodations for hold
ing the meetings of their special
gIoups.
'Gnt of the ideas for civic better
ment and for national betterment
which these and other groups develop,
the, City Club will build a sound and
enduring body of civic ideals. That is
our, greatest function.
In recognition of this civic func-
tioH. We have invited here today to
turn the first soil the city fathers of
our community. And because the cul-
mutation of our efforts here today
has been the result of united work
by individuals. we have taken the un-
usual but to my mind extremely fit
ting eoarss 9f having three indi-
May their unity in this ground-break-
ing be 81. forecast of the unity Of
your fellow City Club members in
all civic efforts of the future years"
The new building. which is to be
Tour stories high. with a frontage of
provide more than $4,000 square feet of
noor space exclusively for club use.
ana Will be hssans-ef- the ,AHest buildings
OF jus skipd in the country
Evening star., 1921-06-01

Ghe late F. Marion Crawford, one
or the most careful of novelists.
soss vsads he9s'{ 9s yba fssss s,sss
81 tTcnty-four days
Evening star., 1921-06-01
URGES 100000 MAN NAVY

day reafirmed its action on the Navy
appropriation bill providing 10000
men in the Navy's enlisted personnel,
instead of 10000 men. as voted by the
House.
Evening star., 1921-06-01
WORK q ON NEW HOME
. OF ClIYCLUB BEGUN

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RICH OFFICE PAYS
EMPLOYEES POORLY

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nual leave and other privileges for
the employees of his office which Is
granted workers filling similar posi-
tions in the municipal service
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
VYSTAVA PRACf CLEVE
LANDSkYCH UMELCU.

Jednou nejdnlezitejSich u
dalosti cleVelandskeho uncle
ckeho sy6ta jsou obcasne w
stavy del zdejSich vytvarniku Y
Um6leck6m museu We Wade
parku. Pc cely mesic kv6ten
budou prace tyto VyStaveny k
prohlidce SirSimu obecenstvu
na TX. X. a Xl. galerii. Nahro-
madeny isou olejomalby, kra-
iinky, zanrove obraZy, lepty,
soSky, fotografie, skvosty, kraj
ky, yySivky a vSe co pojmem
umeni lest pon6kud Zpribuzne
ne. o umeleckem snazeni a ri
vote v Cleveland6 byly casto
vyslovovany pesimisticke ma
cory, kdo chce byti pouGen o
opaku, tomu odporutujeme W
stavu 60 nejvfeleii. Museum
Jest otevreno beZplatne We
stredu, Y sobotu a ned6li a V
ostatni dny Za nepatrny popla
tex 25c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
SEED NARODNf RADY PRO
ORCHOD s CIZINOU.
Take CeskosIovensko Sc ucha.
ii zisl1aui zdej5iho trhu.

V KeithoVe divadle pofadan
jest osmy vyrocni Sized Narod
nj rady pro cizinecky obchod.
1astupci obchodu zemi cizich
II fmohou byti sice delegaty tG-
to vseamerick6 instituce, ale
to nebylo nikterak ma zavadu,
ably Sc nedostavili obchodni w
slanci cizich obchodnich tr-
hu, ably Sc pokusili 0 navazani
valkou pferusenych styku. V
dneSnim Plain Dealeru Jest po
drobny vypocet,, jak ktera ze-
me projevuje obchodni Cilost a
tn mas jiste potesilo, ze naSe
Ceskoslovensko jest uvedeno
ma pTvem miste. Zastupci stare
vlasti Sc dostavili 5 duk kladnym
seZnamem Zbozi, ktere by ma
Sc stara vlast potrebovala q A
meriky We velkem mnozstVi a
"a ktere by mohla opatfiti zdej
Si trhy sv6toznamymi svymi Wy
robky, iako rukavicemi, por-
culanem a nabytkert jinym,
ktere Sc jiz V dobe minule o.
sveGilo jako beg konkurence.
Podobn6 Sc uchazeji o nava
Zani obchodnich styku Mexi-
ko, Japonsko. Argentina, Gina
a j.
Delegaty Narodni rady cizi-
neckeho obchodu pozdraVil
jmenem nepfitomnGho mayora
fiditel m6stskeho praya w. 3.
Woods vCere1Siho veGera Y au-
ditoriu Obchodni komory, .ienz
zivymi slovy zdurazniI daleko
sAhly vyznam sjezdu, kde u
spofadana byla mala vystav-
ka ruznych tovara, Il nichz
nejvetsim jest model americkG
obchodni lodi.
Hlavni stan siezdu Jest y
Hollenden hotelu Il celia rada
schGzi konana bude tez V ho-
telech Statler, Winton Cleve-
land. Formalne bude Sized "a
konCen vSeobecnou scauzi Y so
botu dopoledne V Hippodromu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
PROFIT SAZKAM MA DOSTI-
HOVE KONE.

Mayor V Chagrin Falls G.. l..
Burton Zahaiil pred nedavnem
tazeni, ably zamezil We SVEN
rayonu Zakonem nedovolene sa
zeni ma kon6 pfi tamnejsim "a
vodeni a snazil Sc vuli svoii
prosaditi. Ma zakroGeni vliv-
nych kruhu vydal okresnl soud
, ce Zakaz, die ktertho neni do
Voleno mayerovi uzivati vypo-
mocnych Sekifu, ably sazeGe "a
tykali. Jest podivnym. re spra-
yedlnost jedna podobn6, kdyZ
(. ku prlkladu tax velice pflsne
tresce chudaky, ,ktefi 81 vyrobi
donna nGjaky napoi. Neni nj
kterak umyslem naSim volati
na nekoho policajty, ale cara
III mas ten nest astny, TAX do
'oGi bijicf dvoji loket. Inu, ma
konicky 81 chudy clovek Mesa
.di a mezi majiteli zavodnich
konf neni delnikG, ba snad ami
lidi, refi Sc zivi vlastni praei.
I, Zakon Zakazuje tax dobre
kazde sazeni, at jest to We hfe
Y karty tfeba centy, ale pan
stvo tax zvanych vysslch kru-
hu sazelo vcera velke SUNNY,
aniz by tom bylo prekazeno,
naopak bylo jeste chraneno, a.
by Je n6kdo nevytrhoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04

PAM Nellie Mortonova, 3405
Clinton Ave. podala vGera "a
lobu o rozVod prot svemu mu-
ii J. V. Mortonovi, ienz jiz
n6kolikrate vzruSil vereinost
svoii zapometlivosti, kterou pri
Cita ma vrub svemu zraneni,
kdyz kanadsk6 armad6 boio-
val We Francii. Zen6 liz nekoli-
krate utekl, ponechavaie il
starost dye ditky 4 vzdy pry
zapomnel Sc o ne starati. V "a
lobe Mortonova oZnamuie, re
zapom6tlivost ieiiho muze Sla
tax daleko, re zapomnel, ze
Jest jiz zenat a proto Sc krom
nj opatfil jeSte dvema jinymi
zenami. Jeho prave im6no ma
pax vlastp6 zniti Busi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
CTENE VEREJNOSTI.

Jelikoz posledni dobou dosly
Stiznosti, re n6ktere ditky.
llchz rodice plati ma skolu, ne
byly do loutkov6ho divadla
pripustenv. podavam zde ia
k6s vysvetleni. kdo do divadla
ma pfistup. Ia prve, ditky,
ktere skolu ma Broadway ma
vst6vuji, dostanou ma pozada-
nj od p. Brychcfna listek, s
kterym Sc musi u dvefi proka
zati, "a druhe ditky navstevu-
iicl iinou c. S. skolu, pfinesou-
Ii 81 potvrzeni od ucitelu te
Skolv. kterou navStGvuji, "a
treti ditkv rodicG, kteri isou
Clenv spolku c, S. skolu podpo-
ruilci, prinesou-li 81 listek cd
rodit0, potvrzujici, re oni k ta
koVemu spolku pfinalezi. Kaz
dv 2aiiste uzna. re toto zarize-
nj Jest spravne a spravedlive,
neb iakysi system musi byti k
udrzeni poradku a hlavne, ably
divadlo zustalo ien pro ty. pro
ktere Jest poradano a pro nj
koho iineho.
Doufam. IL toto vysvetleni
dostati, ably Sc ma dale neopa-
kovaly bezduvodne stiznosti. a
abychom Sc uchranili mrzuto-
stI.
Ia Patronat c. S. Skolv ma
Broadway X. A. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
OBZALOVANY McCANNON
PRY ZTRACf PAMET.

DIE vypovedi fiditele sana-
tore, 2453 vych. 55. ILL.,, Dir. NJ
Loewenthala, zhorsila Sc ner-
.vova choroba McGannona tax,
re pacient Ztracl pamet a re
jeho uZdravenl vyzadovati bu-
de pri nejmensim A tydny.
STAY jeho zhorsil Sc tax, re k
nemu nebyli pfipusteni ami
manzelka a ostatni pfibuzni.
Zastupci zaloby nemaii vsal1
dosud zpravu onu dnveru a
vyzaduji 81 dobr0zdani lekarG
soudni cestou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
MOTTO PARDONOVAN, A
BY MOHL BYTI SOUZEN
PRO, VRAZDU.

Guverner Harry l.. Davis
pardonoval vGera Franka Mot
toa, jenz 81 V mansfieldske kaz-
nici odsluhoval pTisouzeny ma
trest "a kradez automobile, a.
by sc mohl dostaviti Y patek
pred zdejsi soud, na kterem Sc
ma zodpovfdati oloupeni a
zavrazdeni Slye a Fannera. M {
10 by Sc stati, re by byl obza-
loby sproSten, pax pozbude
pardon platnosti a Motto bude
do Mansfield op6tne odvezen,
ably puvodni trest plnem znt
nj odpykal Jiny ellen handy,
ktera zloGin spachala, uprchl
do ltalie a bude patrn6 taktez
tam souzen, jelikoz mezi Spo-
ienymi Staty a 1talii nestava
zadne umluvy Ma vZaJemn6
vydayani provinilcu. Okresni
zalobce f. G. Stanton pozada
italske lfady, ably onoho muze
zatkli a soudily die 4 Ameriky
zaslanych sv6d~ckych vypove-
di. Podobny pripad Sc stal jiz
jednou, kdy iisty Alfred Coc-
chi uprchl do Italie, kdyz byl
z New Yorku zavrazdil stu
dentku Ruth Krugerovou. Byl
We ylasti ZatCen a pro vrazdu
odsouzen.
Motto propuSten byl hlavn6
proto, ably vyhov6no bylo "a
konu, die kter6ho neni dovole-
no jednou odsouzeneho souditi
z iinych zloCinu. Ma okolnost
tuto poukaZovali tez pri pom
delnim soudn.m liCenl obhajci
oozalovan6ho a proto musel
byti take soud odlozen ma pa
tex. UZnan-li bude Motto vim
'nym, pax pravd6podobne ze-
mfe Y elektrickG zidli, iehkoz
Sc tax jiste stane bez odporu-
Geni k milosti. Stalo Sc tax liz
y Columbus, kde oCekavaii po-
praVu diva vrahove. Dick Ho-
we'll Z Cantonu, jenz zastrelil
tamejSlho policeiniho strazni-
ka Ant. Skotnickeho, prave
kdyz jej tento zatykal Ch.
Rehfield, jenz V Norwalku "a
strelil Dir. Bensona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
SJEZD LESNfK0 AMERIkY

Velka tato organisace kona
letOSni konvenci V Statu Ohio
V dnech 10. a II. kvetna V To-
ledu. Hlavnl jednani sjezdu
konati Sc bude o uprave po-
hrebnich fondu. Ceske Dvory
lesnicke zastoupeny budou de-
legaty Ant. Ned6lkou a Ant.
Sandou "a DvGr Zaboj, Ja-
mem Stedronskym "a Vlastimil,
Mat6jem Stupkou Janem F.
Heidukem "a Jan Hus a cesky
DvGr V Bridgeportu, o., Plzen
zastupovati bude st, Herynk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
Sued DREVARU SVETA

Ma konvenci Drevaru Svete
zvolen byl vtera iako hlavni
konsul statu Ohia Charles Al
hoff z Daytonu aVykonany
volby j ostatnich 6redniku. la
delegaty do narodniho sieZdu
zvoleni byli predseda cleve-
landskeho eNekutivnlho vybo-
ru kraian A. J SindeIaf, a
Louis Stoffel. Dnes dopoledne
a odpoledne bude konana Y
Moose Hall posledni schuze a
Sized zakoncen bude dnesnim
vecernim banketem V hotelu
Cleveland
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
VYVRA'T TO!

Ale manzel nemohl.
Pravda, kterou chtel "a
stfiti, byla venku. Zena
vedelal Jdil zavelela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
"kDYz JEST CLOVEK PRf-
LIS OCHOTNYM".

Ze lidska hloupost ma svete
jeste nevymrela, tom podava
nasledovni historka opetne no.
We svedectvi.
Charles Walker, 920 Lon
don rd., potkal ma Woodland
ave-, blize vych. 80. ul., diva
muze, ktefi sc jej ptali ma ne
iakou adresu a pri tom $ MIN
zahajili pratelsky roZhovor a
ma konec 81 stezovali, re byli
pravG okradeni. Lupici wall
i'm pry yse az na $25, $ ktery
mi nevi co pociti, kan je l.
schovati. Walker Jim poradil,
ably penize ulozili do banky Il
tn Sc oba pfiznali, re nevedl,
iak Sc to della dobromyslny
Walker, jenz patrne nevolal
"zde", kdyz panbu rozdaval
chytrost, Sc ochotne uvolil, "ze
Jim to ukaze". Vedl je do po-
becky the Cleveland Trust Co.
Ma vych. 152. ul. a Pepper av.,
kde svedomite poucoval, iak
sob6 pocinati. Ma otazku, ida
pen'ze budou moci vyzvednou-
II, odpovedel kladne ably vse
naZorne vysvetlil, vyzvedl 81 re
svych vkladu $500. Kdyz Wal
ker mel penize, pozvali jej no.
vi Znami k male prochazce.
Kdyz doSli ma Burnside ave. a
Weyside rd. N. f., pridali sc k
MIN dalsi tfi muzi, nichz ie-
den Walkerovi poiednou miril
reVolverem do obliceie a zhu--
Ia pozadoval ma mem vyzvednu
te penize, musel ie vydati X
tomu jeSt6 prisel o iinych $40,
ktere mel iiz pred tim u sebe,
lakoz i onech jeiich $25. kter6
81 k n6mu dali uschovati a tax
Vzbudili jeho dGv6ru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
PRVOTRfDNf HERCI.

Podivejte Sc ma tento
obrazek dramaticky od-
kryvajici taje, ktere
manzele ukryvaji!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
NOVA cINNOST "CERNE
RUKY".

Ones kratce po pul noci W.
buchla V dome Carmina Cichi-
ma, 10626 Arthur ave-, puma,
iez roztriStila vSechna okna,
aniz by vsak n6kdo pfi vybu-
chu byl zran6n. Cichino dostal
pred tim nekolik vyhrnznych
dopisG, tax re die vseho jde
patrn6 o praci tax zvane Seer
ne ruky". Explose vzbourila
cele okoli a obyvatelstvo vybi-
halo postraseno V notnich 1bo-
rech ma ulici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04
TA4KOVNf STTUACE v
CLEVELANDE.

SmiTti ada stavehnich RENE
SCI odmi nabidku, ] aby sc
fyf '.eraln prostrednik A. L.
II aalknet pokusil urovnati dne<
nj stavla u, re strany zastupct
azs lestnavateld pax prohlase-
no, ze nejsou az dosud vycer-
pany vSechny prostredky, kite
re by molly vesti k vzajemnt
dohode. Faulkner sc take do
sud neprohlasil, jakym zpGso-
bem hodla vlada do stavky Ia
sahnouti, vSe co pravil, jest
mnoho neZnamenajici veta,
"ze poZoruje a teka ma dobu,
kdy bude jeho sluzeb Zapotfe-
BIZ.
Sedm zastupcu Rady staveb-
Mich femesel, jeZ jest sestave-
, ma uni, Sc vyslovilo ma wee
rejsf schulz, ably Faulkner byl
pozvan, kdezto sedm zastupcu
zamestnavateld, re Sdruzeni
Stavitel0 bylo proti, takze po-
sledneiSi svoii Will prosadili.
SchaZe trvala tri hodiny a
vvsledek jeii Sc rovnal mule a
vSe, co Sc vefejnost jednani
dozvtd6la, jest, re v schuzi
bude patek pokracovano a
ze "a conference vGfrejSi by
lc jednano v6cn6 bez rozruSu-
Jlcich debat, coz Jest odliS-
nym cd obytejnych schulz, ma
kterych obvykle dochazelo k
vaSnivym projevum. Neni vsak
nadeje, jak ujiSt'uji ODE stra-
ny, aby stavka byla odvolana
v dobe kratSi jak 80 dni.
Dnes pojednavati bude o
stavce vybor d6lnickych zale-
zitosti pri zdejSi Obchodni
komore ia podobnym uCelem
Sc sejde Vybor stavebnich "a
mestnavatelu. Rada pozustava-
j.cl obchodnich jednatelu
vSech> 2 unii sc schazi denne
a smySleni clend, jak bylo
vcera prohlaSeno. jest pevnt,
stati 5iku proti kazdemu
zmensovani mzdy.
Clenove Sdruzeni kontrak-
toru Y Cleveland Heights spolu
Sc Sdruzenim tesafskych kon-
traktoru prijali odporuceni k
vykonnGmu vyboru Sdruzeni
stavebn,ch .zam6stnavatel1, a.
by vydano bylo prohl@seni ote-
vrenych dilen, kterym by bylo
Zamestnavatelum doyoleno pri
limati tesafe, kteii by byli O.
chotni pracovati IA mzdu ne
v6tSi .iak 90c "a hodmu. Ozna-
moVano tax bylo vcera.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
Galbraith Was In Service Overseas

CINCINNATI, June 9 (by Associ- ated Press) Colonel Galbraith, con- mander of the American Legion, who was killed last night in an automo- bile accident at Indianapolis, was one of the best known citizens of Cincin- nati. He was colonel of the old First regiment of the Ohio national guard, and recruited regiment for service in the World war and commanded it overseas, at St. Mihiel, in the battle of the Argonne and in Belgium. He was decorated for bravery by the French, Belgian and American gov. ernments.
 Colonel Galbraith was 50 years old and leaves a widow and two children.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09

 UTIERANCE0F
 ADMIRAL SIMS

WASHINGTON, June (by Asso ciated Press) .--Tbe senate today or dered an investigation into the speech of Admiral Sims in London, the ac- tion being taken without a record vote on 8 resolution introduced by Harrison of Mississippi.
 Cabled reports of his address quote him as saying in speaking of Irish sympathizers in America: "They are like zebras, either black horses with white stripes or white horses with black stripes, but we know they are not horses-they are asses. Each ass has vote, however, and there are lots of them"
 He declared the persons he assailed were Americans when they want money but Sim Feiners when on the platform"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
ARMY BILL FINALLY
 ! PASSED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON, June (by Asso. ciated Press).-The army appropria. tion bill, carrying s336,000,000 and providing for minimum army of 150,00O men, passed the senate yester. day and now goes to the house for concurrence. ....
 The senate rejected the committee amendment providing for minimum army of 170,00O, reversing the pre- vious days favorable vote on the 
 The army appropriation bill in its present form carries s45O,oo for con- struction of Alaska military and post roads.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
REDUCEQU0TA. OF DELEGATES
 SOUTH STATES

WASHINGTON, June (by Associ- ated Press).-Under the plan adopt ed yesterday by the Republican na- tional committee reducing the num- Der of delegates to the Republican national convention, the representa- tion of the southern states will be as follows: Arkansas, increased l; Florida, increased 2; Georgia, re- duced z; Louisiana, reduced 3; Mis- sissippi, reduced 8; South Carolina, reduced q; Texas, reduced 2; Vir- ginia, increased 1; Tennessee, in- creased 2. Alabama and North Caro- lima are unchanged.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
AUTO ACCIDENT
 CAUSES DEATH
 LEGION LEADER

INDIANAPOLIS, June (by Asso- ciated Press) National Commander F. w. Galbraith of the American Le- zion was instantly killed in an auto noble accident last night when his car went over a 20-foot bank.
 Henry Ryan of Indianapolis, a di- rector of the American Legion, and Milton Gorwan of Chicago, national committeeman of the legion from H. linois, were with Galbraith but were not seriously hurt.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
MEXICO WILL
 NOT ACCEPT US,
 DEA0F TREATY

MEXICO CITY, June g (by Asso 'ciated Press).-The presidential of. 4ice has issued statement, under a formal signature, that the treaty be. tween Mexico and United States as a condition of recognition of the Obregon administration is impossible. The. foreign office has stated that a commercial treaty is desirable, but the president is not empowered to conclude treaty of the political nature as the United States has pro- posed.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
ANARCHISTS
 VESSEL SINKS
 ATLAUNCHINC

LOS ANGELES, June g (by Asso- ciated Press) .-"The Ark of the Church of Living God" the vessel built by J. F. Lewis, the negro evan gelist, with the intention of carrying missionaries to Africa, capsized and sunk yesterday when it was launched and the evangelist and his assistants were thrown into the bay. Lack of ballast was the cause of the accident. Lewis spent three years building the
 vessel
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
HOLD HEARING
 APPLICATION POWER SITES

SEATTLE, June g (by Associated Press).-George H. Cecil, district forester, will hold a series of hear ings at Portland in June on applica- tions for power development projects. The first application to be heard will be that of L. G. Vogt of Los Angeles, and the Alaska-American Paper Cor poration of New York, for develop ment in Orchard bay, Revillagigedo island, in the Tongass national for est
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
CROP REPORT SHOWS WHEAT
 IN FINE SHAPE

WASHINGTON. June (by Asso. ciated Press).-The country's com. bined winter and spring wheat crop is predicted to be 43,O00,000 bushels larger than last years in a depart ment of agriculture forecast issued today.
 However, the crops of oats, hay and barley will be smaller.
 It is predicted the winter wheat crop will total 629,OOO,0OO bushels which is decline of 51,000, DOG bushels from the May estimate, due to bad conditions in several states
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
S0L0NS AGREE KEEP BUREAUS
 OF PASSPORTS

WASHINGTON, June (by Asso- ciated Press).-The house has agreed to the senate amendment to the de- ficiency appropriation bill providing for the maintenance of passport bu- reaus at New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and New Orleans
 The house also concurred in the amendment appropriating $125,O00 for operating the New York to San Fran cisco air mail service for tn, re- mainder of the year.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
RECOMMENDS
 DISMISSAL OF AVIATION MAN

WASHINGTON, June g. (by Asso- ciated Press) Major General Memo, her, chief of the army air service, in writer" recommendation to Secre. tary of War Weeks, asks for the resig. nation of Brigadier General Mitchell, assistant chief of the air service.
 Nitchell's published statement urg. ing an unified air service, made since since President Harding addressed congress in opposition to such unifica. tion, is said to have been one of the reasons prompting tAe requssts----.-.-
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
MANY CITIZENS
 CONGRATULATE
 NEW GOVERNOR

SEATTLE, June g (by Associated P.ess) ).--A Washington special says the senate will be asked to confirm the nomination of Scott C. Bone as governor of Alaska this week. The newly appointed governor has re- ceived hundreds of letters and tele- grams from all parts of the United States and Alaska congratulating him, among the first to be received con- ing from Governor Riggs Hazelet, Wickersham, Perkins, Mcbride and Heron called on Bone yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
PUBLISH DOCUMENT
 CAPTURED IN DUBLIN

LONDON, June g (byAssociated Press) ).-The government has issued as white paper" the text of a docu- ment purporting to be a draft of the proposed treaty between the Russian Soviet and Irish republic, announcing that the document was captured in Dublin.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
LABOR MAN CLAIMS
 CUTS ARE JUSTIFIED

DENVER, June (by Associated Press) Spencer, secretary of the building trades department of the American Federation of Labor, in an address here last night, issued 8 warning that further wage cuts will not be justified. He placed the re- Fponsibility for former excessive building costs on the building mate rial dealers antF not On labor.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
ATTACK WILL OF RICH
 MAN FROM CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, June g (by AS. sociated Press). - Suit to set aside the will of the late James A. Murray, whose estate Is said to total $15,. 100000, has been filed in Monterey county by Mrs. Anna M. Flynn, his sister, and Mrs. Agnes Doyle, a niece. The complaint says the will, which fails to mention them, is frau dulent.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
Seattle Injunction Under Advisement

SEATTLE, June 9 (by Associated the shipping strike injunction suit was taken under advisement by the court. The government is seeking to make permanent the temporary in junction against the marine unions, restraining them from interfering with shipping board vessels
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
Sims Stands By London SpeecH

LONDON, June (by Associated Press) Admiral Sims, rep1ying to a query from Secretary of the Navy Denby as to the correctness of the report of his speech in London on the Irish question, declared: q will stand by all I said and see nothing un- American in it."
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
Eighteen Known Dead at La Junta

PUEBLO, June 9 (by Associated Press) Eighteen persons are known to have been killed in the flood in the La Junta district according to national guardsmen who arrived here today after battling with the clements for 54 hours. They brought the first official news of the situation at La -Turta.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
MACHINE GUNS
 AND CRENADES
 USEDBY POLICE

TOLEDO, O., June (by Associ- ated ress).-Thomas Kelley was killed today by the police after two hours battle in which two policemen were killed. Machine guns and hand grenades were used to dislodge him from room in which he barricaded himself. The trouble started over his refusal to pay his board bill.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-09
REPUBLICANS FRAMING
 LUMBER IMPORT DUTY

WASHINGTON, June (by Asso- ciated! Press). Republican house members are framing protective tariff providing for fixed provi- sional import duty of 25 per cent on finished lumber from Canada, the same as for rough lumber. The fin ished product is still on the free list.