davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-17
Er' sou---loueh lunch was ser ~-G al had good time.

5n' ~ou---doush lunch wae ser . o-t a'I had good time.
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 5-.ta.. Tar. l5-Rey.J.H II Condit n D. ..mr 70 from Junchu on the '.. - .l.m and was hcra until t,n arrival of the Al1meda and .', l"l- n. visited all of the .l o.Is. Dr. Condit takes great i. rre., in rtu"ation as most all cd ~. -.E n..u do end expressed him s..t w.I rI"asad with the public School here end also Of the native arlooI under the su7cT-isiouSof Mrs El-.n I.aa teacher. The Doctor rc turned 10 his home in Juneau on tn ..w-3a. ; 'rr. Cry the principal of our pub ur school is running the Moving Pic ture bagircss in the Rialto Theatre and seems to be doing a very good .~. t"ass.
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 The dance given by thc Northern Light Comedy club in the A B Hall lalt saturday night was a great success the hall being filled to over flowing.
 Ny
 Tle Fort William II Seward Band cortemOiat"d giving a dance in the hall next Saturday night and we seel sl,re Shat it will be a success as the band never does things by halves and will do their best to salla their guests enjoy themselyes.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-17

The days ct '1S r'protu1.d in C.. Arctic Hro,hsrhool Hal list Thurs d1y av",i-r wah a nowliog surca in .vn-.. way .F"u to tho Rowling. R.u'--.. ssuI Porrr. Crccs; Rlac Jase: 01r.. .a-d Morto tha Sh.ll gam" gul f.ro hundred were all.
 Tn. ;adi.s took @s much t.r r... in rne grm.- "5 tln men. Mrs. Smith won the laoi Drizr ol two dollars hayru- won Sl5o1.c', Charl Gak.r took tho geItlr"enS prize hayiug won $2l,".o.gy. IA.re was no Saloon Ju. tie dance Hal, was in eyideuc. a,t srnl music ali
The daily Alaskan., 1921-02-17
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 After you have taken Halls Catarr:l Medicine for a short time you VIII see a great improvement In your general health. Start taking Halls Csterri Medi- cine at once and get rid of catarrh Send for testimonials. free.
 ?. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo, OLio. Sold by all DrugglItS. T6c.
 -l6ysr- Ie n1er'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
ffRDINA CHICAzSKE SEN
SAGE RYL CLEVEI.AN-
DANEM.

Dva chicaa5ti policist6 do
padli iisteho mladika, lstery sc
jim pfi prohlidce vytrhl a IL
prchl do jistt budovy, kde Sc
pozdeji velicc zui.iv6 branil pa
desati straznikdm, ma ktere
stiilel dokud mel patrony. IRA
nil jednoho policistu az ko-
necnt sam byl smrteln6 postfe-
len. Y mrtvole pOZnal Frank
Yaeger sv6ho bratra Johna,
ienz Sc pfestthoval z Clevelan
ia do Chicago. Frank pozvan
byl chicazskou policii, ably
mrtvolu sveho bratra ziistil.
Nypravoval, ze John byl "a po-
bytu V Cleveland6 a V Akronu
velice' hodnym a pracovitym
mladlkem, ale pobytem jeho v
Chicagu Sc 1pln6 zm6nil, u
padnnv patrn6 spatnou spo-
leGnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
MOVE WARDNl ROZDELEN
ZAPOCNE MA ZAPADNI
STRANE.

Radni Jerry X. Zmunt
ytera veter oznamil, 2e plan
roZdeleni We wardy ma
stran6 Jest jiz hotovy.
pribude iedna warda rozdele-
aim wardy 5este ma dive casti,
TAX re byvaly South Brooklyn
bude oddelenim samostatnym
potok protekaiici Brookside
parkem tyoi'iti bude hranici.
Wardy iine budou Zm6nany
die dneSni lidnatosti. TAX nej-
hdnat6jSi warda sedma, kde je
vice volitu nezli m6stsky char
ter predpisuie, bude ohranice-
nc Scranton rd. misto dosavad-
nj hranici, kterou tvorila zap.
25. ul.
Volebni roZhraniceni strany
vychodni bude oznameno vybo
rem, jemuz byla tato prace sy6
i'ena, asi ga III tydny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22

Pravni pom6ry "a nyn6jSl
prohibice IL mas ZavladnuVSl,
piipominaii ma slavny Kocour-
kov, sy6dcl o tom vtera Sc u
dav5i piipad.
Ital Salvatore Battagli, 405
Hill Ave-, S. L. mel Sc Zodpo-
vidati pred Znamym ostrym
pronasledovnikem vSech pre-
stupnika prohibiGnich zakonn,
policeinlm soudcem F. L. Ste
vensem. protoze nGho donna
byla nalezcna whiska. DYE bed
ny mely Il soudu sVedcitr o vine
obzaLovanGho, ale sam, mad il
ne piisny soudce Stevens ne
mohl Ma Italovi nalGZti viny.
Propustil iei z obzaloby a mel
dovoleno, ably 81 whisku odVezi
opGtn6 domu. Battagli radoSt-
ne tax uCinil a s roZradostne-
nou tvari vnasel bednicky &C
pfiprayeneho autotrucku Ale
clov6k mini a polic;e mtni =
sotva re vyjel S koralickou zf
dvora hlayni policejni stanice
byl Zatcen Znoyu pro pfepAze
nj lihoyych napoiu bez vlad
niho dovoleni. Battagli byl nu
cen uteci Sc k rade praVnik.
W. j. Corrigana, jenz iei nj
z move obzaloby vysekati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
pOLICEJNi SERZANT
SUSPENDOVAN.

Pro neposlechnuti rozkazu,
ably Sc objevil jako svedek
pred soudem, suspendovan byi
re sluzby policejni servant 4.
precinktu Thomas Spellman.
Policeini naGelnik Smith odpo-
rucuje iiditeli mestske be2pec-
nosti A. b. Sprost6mu, ably
Spellman byl degradovan ma
prosteho policistu. V dob6, kdy
podnikano bylo Zname prona-
sladovani prestupnikn nej.
svGtejsi prohibice, Sc easto sta
valo, ze soud neuznal sv6de-
ctvi jen jednoho policajta q
tax sc stavalo, re k nelibosti
zurivych vodafi vychazeli pre-
stupnici beztrestn6 a proto Wy
dial Smith muzstvu rozkaz. ably
phi soudnim liceni vypov,dali
vSichni policiste, ktefi byli "a.
tceni pfitomni.
Posledne Zatkl serzant Spell
man spolu dvema strazniN}
iist6ho hostinskeho a kdyz pri
slo k soudu, vyslal jen jedno
no policistu jako sv6dka a san
zustal donna. Nedostanl sc an
X druhemu liteni dne Is. bTez
ma, takze, ,propadni Sc svete, by
zalovanv hostinskV osvohozen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
DOFK AVA. Y LAKEWOOD
MA EYTI POVA1LIVE
OkLESTENA.
Mss.ska rada pfijala dvs voz-
bu onezujici resoluce.

M6stska rada prijala "a wee
rejSiho zasedani dve resolucc,
V nichz jest spolecnost cleve-
landskych poulitnfch drah w
zvana, aby provedla radikalni
zm6ny doprave ma liniich De-
troit Ave. a Clifton boulevar-
du. Vozy mali dojfzd6ti ien k
zap. 1T. al. Podobne omeZe-
nj sc stalo jiz ma Madison Ave.
kde hranice m6sta ma III. ul.
projizdi ien Eazda druha ka-
ia. OkleSt6ni vozby ma vejiti
We skutek V nejkrat$i dobe. Je
ovsem ot&zkou, IDA 81 podob-
ne iednani necha Lakewood IL
biti zvlaste nyni, kdyz jeho
pravnici obdrzeli od soudce
Baera Zakaz, ably spoleCnost
ma lakewoodskych cestuiicich h
vymahala &C. iizdne. Pravni
iiditel Y Lakewood, +. G.. Cur
rem prohlasil, re V padu sku-
teGneho omezeni dopravy bu-
de Lakewoodskymi dfady veli-
ce energicky zakroceno. Radni
Reynolds prohlasil Sc pro ka2-
de jednani, smefuiici k tomu,
ably s,obyvately Clevelandu by
10 vuci pfedmestim nespra-
vedlive nakladano V podob6
drazSich jizdnich listku. Reso-
luce Dittrickova byla pfijata
"a hlasy proti dvema hlaslm
radnich Zmunta a Pottera. Re-
soluce druha, jez dekuje IA
puvod syui radnimu Michello-
vi pfijata byla jednohlasn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
FALESNY SVEDEK v Mic
GANNONOVE PROCEsU Cd
SOUZEN EUDE v SOEOTU.
PTfpad druhy projednavan
bude Ultra.

V sobotu bude vynesen roz-
sudek mad Josefem Johnso-
mem, jenz Sc vGera primal k
vine, re pfi prvnim procesu 8
McGannonem, ,obzaloVangm q
grazdy ma KagyIn, kfiy6 sy6d-
ell. Praynik w. l.. Davis, jenz
ffdi vysetfovAni d&lSi, uvede.
NE 9 cinnost advokAtni komo-
rou a ktere ma objasniti nekte-
re okolnosti stran one zahadne
yrazdy, objeVil Sc Y 1loze z,1la-
5tniho assistenta okresnlho Ia
lobce q pozadoval jako taRo-
~, aby usvtdteny Johnson byl
die zakona potrestan. Obzalo-
yany Sc ma pocatku soudniho
liGeni X vine primal, pax tyr
dill, ze jest nevinnen a k po-
sledku sc opetne k falesnemu
svedectvi primal. Primal zee
Ia otevfene, ze jeho yypovtdi,
ze spatfil V noci, kdy vraada
se udala, byvaleho pfednostu
municipalniho soudu McGan-
mona ma rohu vJch. 8. al. a Eu-
cid Avg, nebyla pravdiva.
We stfedu bude pro podobny
pfecin souZena pani Della Nc
Inerny, 9912 Lake Ave. a OBJ
zalovany Johnson bude hlav-
MIN Svedkem okr. zalobce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
spIRTUsovA , HISTORIC.
Proda!i 1aisto Thu v0du.

Frank kropp, 66ol Lansing
Ave. udal M pollen, re 2apia-
I'll "a obytejnou jezerm VodH
primo kralovsky; kdyz Sc ale
pollcle dozvedeIa okoinos'l'
putoval kropp "a ml'ize SAM
Jellkoz byl v Jeho maJetku ma
lezen In. Spolu $ nlm oelhoil
sc V brynde dVa spe e[niaJ =
Louis Lambert, 36o2 hiiS4Rfi
Ave. q Luis Vlnlcky, z""4 W
chodni 100. H., ktefl Sc costa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
ZAVADENf ELEKTRINY v
CECHACH.

Obchodni komisaf Geringer
Y Praze oznamuJe, re elek-
trarna V Trutnove zvetSuje e.
lektrickou sllu y 4,500 kilo-
watd ma 10000. Vlada podpo-
rule projekt. Sila elektricka Je
dodavana & m6stum, 80 OBJ
elm a 100 tovarnam a rozsire-
ri bude V okruhu Trutnova ma
30 KIN. Naklad bude $4,000.
900 Kc. a pofidi Sc vypsanlm
bondh petiprocentnich, 2aruce
nych Cechami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
NOVY PROROk AMERiCKE {
SLAVY.

Cd dne5ka IA 300 let stanou
Sc Spojene Staty nejen nejvet-
Aim narodem, ale zmohutni
tax, ze Zastini uplne Evropu.
Tato nebude V r. 1921 niclm
vice jak predmestim Amerlky.
Proroctvi uveden6 bylo vGera
proneseno V hotelu Cleveland
knizetem Bibiscem washing
tonskym rumunskym vyslan-
cem, ienZ zde meska ilko host
rumunskt osady. Phi tom Wy.
slovil pfani, ably Spoj. Staty Il
znaly rumunske nArohy IA
Bessarabii, ktera jest pry pre-
yazne rumunskou a chova SYM
Datie K Rumunsku. Wilson tax
neucinil, ale panu.je nadeje, ze
chybu tuto napravi admin
5trace dneSni. SouGasn6 pra-
i. re rumunska kralovna Ma
gie ptijede "a podzim do A
meri1y re take navStivi Gle
yeland. Rumunsko jest die ie-
no dalSich slov pfedni strazi
demokracie blizkeho vHchodG
kde kazdy tlovek ma prilezi-
ost propracoyati Sc k moci
podobn6 iako We Spojenycf
| Statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
TRH MA AMERICKY KOK-
SOVY PRACH v CESKO-
SLOVENcKU

Obchodni komisar Germ
ger Praze oznamuje. re vet
Si vyrobce Portlandskeho ce-
mentu, uzivaiici koksoveho pra
chu k vyrob6, pfal by 81 kursov
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
Vsechny zbyvajicl
vstupenky
ma koncert
VASI PRfHODY
jsou nynl
u pi. Smrzove
v Narodni SIM.

Nezapomente! Navstivte
dne d. dubna vecer O 1880
nod. pfednasku doprovaze-
nou svstelnymi obrazy na
thema "Krasy ceskosloven-
skych kraji", pofadanou v
ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway. Vstup 1plns VOL
ny. - Cesks Narodni Sdru.
zeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22
Ctene ceske verejnosti Clevelandu
av nkol1
q " okoli

Ceska Pekafska Cukrafska lJne oslo 80 vzdava
timto uplimny dix cel6 teske veieinosti pfzen dit
v6lu, ktere j al do dnes dostalo zada tudiz by
nadale zachovana j bya, kdy skutecne t6to nejvce
potfehue.
Doba Jest velice vazna proto dovoujeme 81 co
upozolniti nase spoky pany obchodniky
hlavn6 naSe ct. hospodynky, ably zadai vzdy vSude
chleb peGvo opatTene jen unioyou znaml<ou.
Tim nejen re podpoTite organisovane d6lnictvo ale
ZarOven koupite zboz zaGen6 tist6 vyrobene pravmi
odbolniky kteii hled kazdem sn6r jak jakosti tax
i cenou vyiiti vam vstiic.
Jest kazdem mas podporovati organisovane del
nictvo jeho snahach bojovati MIN "a wee sprave-
dlivou tim, re budete odbrati vyhradn6 zbozi nase.
1enom timto dokazeme re nechceme take ne
dame 81 witt tax t6zce vydoDyych pray mocnym ka-
ptalem.
Nze uveden6 pekaiske zavody zamestnayaji orga-
nsovane d6nictvb plnlm pravem zasuhuji vasi ct.
Ipizn6: IL
Frank Rebeka 1900 Miles Ave
Studeny Kudey, 3716 E. 54 St
JOS. Jifk, 5l0S Storer Ave.
John St6panek 1870 Kinsman Rd
Salak Hobl, 54Ol-O3 Clark Ave
Geo. Sheffelle, 2oOs Solon Ave
JOS. Pinkava, 23l5 E. II st.
Frank Yak 25O9 E. 80 St.
M Soly, 1904 f. AZ st.
A. SamoskV 5000 Fleet Ave- Y
Jan Hadik 4534-36 Broadway
Peoples Baking Co., 1926 Quincy Ave-
Jos Kovaf, 3211 West 46 St
| Kare Noska, 3345 West so st.
Cyril Noska, 3299 East 49 St.
! Louis Solly 1117 Broadway
| Jos PiskaG 1916 East 65 St.
! Kare Moravec. 1870 Buckeye Rd
! JOS Srp 341S East 70 st.
Jos Peters 10414 Union Ave-
Ig. Klafczynski, 4l26 East 131 St.
Stepan Paul, 1898 West 56 ST.
JOS Rvss Co. 10906 Woodland Ave-
John Van6, 3711 East 131 ST.
! John Pairs 2S39 East 1O2 st.
Ia Pekafskou a Cukrafskou Unii e. 80,
ALBERT L. TOUS. r. USTRNLI-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22

nj ceny americkeho koksoveho
prachu v mnozstvi lodniho ma
kladu. Jest nutno, ably prach
byl 4 nejlepsiho koksu. DalSi
informace dluzno obdrzet od
European Division, Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Comm
cree.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-22

Jake druhy obchodI pro-
vadeli mezi francouzskou
spolecnosti pani Meriwell a
Serissad, uvidite pri Ma
dame X, v Ceske SIM Sokol
ma Clark Ave-, dne q. bre-
ina 1921.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-13
SULPHUR MAKES
PIMPLES VANISH
Says Sulphur 10 Quickest 60 Clean
Up An Ugly Skin

AIRY breaking out Of the skin On
face, neck, arms or body ss overcome
quickest by applying Mentho-Sul-
phur. The pimples seem to dry
right up and go away, declares a
noted skin specialist.
@Nothing has ever been found 20
take the place of sulphur as pimpie
remover. II is harmless and mex
pensivs. Just ask any druggist for .
small jar of Mentho-Sulphur and use
Il iiks cold cream. n
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-13

HCt-'J AS'S~o AAOlIl 1IOSt from JnC
cold spell. In some places entir,
truck crops We're killed while tn,
damage in other sections was 90 De.
cent of the crop.
Atlanta has been selected as thv
site for 100000 insecticide
plant of the Morgan Chemical >~or
Thos. D. Wilcox, of jackson q
Ga, son CT the late E. B. ~
state legislator, was killed bywS SIS
cousin, Clarke Wilcox, Tuesday. The
cause Of the killing is not known.
A special session of the Colquitt
county grand jury has been called
by Judge Thomas to investigate III.
NOR that a negro had been killed by
a party of men, shortly after the
burning of a barn in the northern
part of the county.
Vernon Tidwell, of Savannah, re.
ported to have been the youngest
marine in the world at the time OF
gallant service for which he was dec
Grated by President Wilson and by
high officials of half dozen Euro.
pean countries, and presented per,
sonally with a watch and chain BY
Mrs. Wilson, is in the Savannah iai!
charged with larceny of automobile
tires, stealing suit of clothes and
passing worthless check.
The board Of directors of the
Chattahoochee valley and Southwest
Georgia Fair elected Sidney G. Sim,
mons manager at a meeting Monday
The date for the fair will be Ccto
Der to Is.
A strange bird of gigantic build,
which resembles an ostrich and is
described as being or 7 feet high
covered with short, bristly feathers
and has only three toes on each
foot, has been seen in Hall county.
The bird can outrun a horse, and.
when frightened, can leap Is feet.
The Dawson city council has re,
duced the charges to industrial en-
terprises for electric power and I
cent per kilowatt.
A. A. Lewis, warehouseman and
merchant, and George A. Gibson,
farmer, of Dawson, have announced
their intention to apply to President
Harding for The postmastership at
Dawson. The term of ". B. Cheat
ham, present postmaster, does not
expire for three years yet.
The Rainbow division veterans IN
Georgia will hold a reunion at Ma
con April 26.
Ben Cumbess, postmaster ot Ha
hira, disappeared three weeks ago
and has not been heard nom since.
His accounts have been examined By
s'a. adtholl,. I'D W''e I n"d Ia.
be in excellent shape. No cause for
his absence is known.
The middle Georgia Fair circuit
was organized at Sandersville re-
Gently, composed of fairs at Warren
ton Sparta, Louisville and W1ights-
vile.
L. C. Minis pleaded guilty in su.
perior court at Perry Tuesday Of
robbing the Byron Bank. He was
sentenced to from to IL years.
Mrs. Mildred Walker Mar lowe,
the wi0ow of Policeman Marlowe,
wo was killed by yeggmen in Savan-
nah several weeks ago, was present
ed with $2,079, subscribed by the
people of Savannah.
Judge Langdare, of Valdosta re,
corder's court, has announced that
hereafter all persons brought before
him for violating sanitary laws
would be given heavy fines, the low.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-13

est to be $1O.75. He stated that
it was time for Valdosta to have a
clean city
Shipments of sweet potato plants
from Valdosta have increased rapid.
ly and will soon reach carload pro-
portions.
The electricians of Savannah have
walked out and refused to WORK be-
cause the employers say they will
have open shop" from now on.
Resale Rowe and Marie Camilla,
two little girls of Brunswick, were
painfully injured Tuesday when they
were thrown from the back of a
pony they were riding.
The convention of the Diocese OF
Georgia opened at Thomasville We'd
nesday. ....
The merchants of Dawson have
signed an agreement to close their
stores every Thursday afternoon
during the summer.
The annual convention of the
Georgia Manufacturers Association
will be held at Athens Thursday.
Fire in the old business section OF
Talbotton did damage estimated at
100000 Tuesday night.
A man who is either an escaped
convict or lunatic is reported to
have been seen in the swamp in Will
kinson county. He was first seen
when some negro boys were hunt
ing and their dogs bayed him. The
boys ere frightened and ran. 1t is
not know whether he is a negro or
white man.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-13
HIGH SPOTS IN
GEORGIA NEWS

Truck farms in Chatham suffere.
heavy losses from frost from tne
cold spell. In some places entlr,
truck crops We're killed while tn,
damage in other sections was 90 pei
cent of the crop.
Atlanta has been selected as tbs
site for $1,0OO,0OO insecticide
plant of the Morgan Chemical >~or
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-21
From Here and There.

Yesterday afternoon lightning struck
the barbed wire fence on the Jones farm
south of Topeka, killing three cows. their
names being Mary, Lulu and Harriet
Washburn. ....--. ..sEz
Blaine Bailey says that he is glad he
lived in the good old days when you
could kiss Il girl and not taste anything
but girl.-AurOra.
\ woman never knows what her hus
band will be up to if she leaves him alone.
Mr.. Knappenberger took advantage OF
such an occasion to cut off his whiskcrs
Guide Rock
Mrs. Mat Gee sold S4OO worth of tur-
keys this year. The smartest thing Mat
ever did was when he picked out his wife
Jewell.
If the fellers who criticise the Thomas
Cat for some of the stuff it prints ought
to see some of the stuff it doesn't print
1t would hold them for a while,-Thomas
Cat.
The Oscar BirdselI's are all fumigated
Browns Creek.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-21
Today S Events

Only three more days for Christmas
shopping.
Festival of St. Thomas Didymus, pa
tran saint of Portugal.
Centenary of the birth of Admiral
John NJ. b. Clitz, who had a distin-
gu.shed career in the l. ;. navy.
Ri. Rev. Thomas w Drumm, Catho-
lie bishop OF Des MONIES, celebrates to-
day the both anniversary Of his ordina-
ton.
Ri. Rev. John NJ. Cannon, head of the
Catholic diocese of Erie, Pa, also com
pletes twenty years in the priesthood to-
day
The annual convention of the Michigan
State Physical Education society meets
at Battle Creek today for two-day ses
sion.
Injunction proceedings brought by tho
Pennsylvania Railroad against the l
\ Railroad Labor board are scheduled
for hearing before Federal Judge Ian
dis in Chicago today.
Conferences between officials OF tbs
Union Pacific railroad system and rep
resentatives of the employees of the roaC
on the question of a reduction in wage:
are TO begin at Omaha today.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-21
TOday's Anniversaries

1906 Tumultous meetings in Edinburgh
in protest against the signing of
articles of union with England.
l7S9-John Norvell. United States sen
atOr from Michigan 1874, born
at Danville, Ky. Died at Ham
tramck. Mich. April II. 1850.
lS0i-Earl of Beaconsfield benjamin
Disraeli), famous novelist and
statesman, born in London. Died
there, April 10. 1881
lS7l-Senor Sagasta became prime min,
ister of Spain.
lSS0-Richard w. Thompson of Indiana
resigned as secretary of the navy
in the Hayes cabinet.
lS83-prcside"t Arthur. by prOclama-
ton, recommended an appropriate
observance of the Tooth anniver-
sary of Washington 5 retirement
from the army.
l900-Couut Won Rlumenthal, the last of
the great German generals who
fought in the Franco-Prussian
war, died Born July 80, 1910.
l905-Hugh Watt, a former member of
the British parliament, was sen
fenced to five years penal servi-
tude for melting persons to muir
der his former wife.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-21

In this country, which has notably re-
duced its death average from preventablc
disease and industrial accident, the death
toll from automobile accidents mounts
steadily. The secretary of one of the big
life insurance concerns warns the nation
that in 1921 not less than 10000 lives
will have gone out, victim to the motor
vehicle. Automobile accidents rank front
and center among those which are pre-
ventable. They occur because of speed
and carelessness or criminal negligence
more frequently than from any cause over
which man has no control. In one city
which has suffered especially the sug-
gestion is made that any person respons-
ible for the death of another through i'm
proper operation of a motor car be held
guilty of murder and treated accordingly.
1t may come to that if the situation CON
tinues
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-21
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER q. 1921.
ARTICLE IL

Article III of the four-power treaty is
being compared, inevitably, with Article
y of the Versailles treaty. The new ar
ticle reads:
If the said rights (that is, the rights
If the four powCrsD are threatened by the
aggressive action of any other power, the
high contracting parties shall cOmmuni-
cate with one other fully and frankly in
order to arrive at an understanding as
to the most efficient mea Sures to be taken
jointly and separately, to meet the eX-
gencieS of the particular situation"
Article Y of the League of Nations
Covenant reads:
The members of the league undertake
to respect and preserve as against eX-
ternal aggression the territorial integrity
and existing political independence of all
members of the league. In case of any
such aggression or in case of any threat
Or danger of such aggression, the cOun-
I'll shall advise upon the means by which
this obligation shall be fulfilled"
This agreement is obviously much
broader than the other.
The keystone of the covenant" pledges
all of the members of the league TO pre-
serve the rights of all the other members,
anywhere in the world, but leaves it with
he league council to advise" on the
means of doing so. The members, how
ever, are not pledged TO follow the coun-
ills recommendations. Their individual
action is left to their own discretion in
any particular case.
The keystone of this covenant obligates
the members to gather in council only
when one of the four is threatened, and
confines their sphere of action to the
Pacific.
Thus the two seem very unlike in de-
gree and scope, but similar in principle.
The moral obligation is clear in each.
The question is not what the nation
thought last year about Article y, but
what it thinks this year about the re-
stricted obligation of Article II and
its chances of guaranteeing peace in the
quarter where war seems most likely to
arise next.
Present opinion plainly favors assum-
ing the obligations, as the safer way.