davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
ITALSTf KOMUNISTE.
Vystoupili ze socialisticke stra-
ny, kdyz zavrhla Treti Inter-
nacionalu.

Leghorn, Italie, 81. ledna.
Komunisticka frakce italske
socialisticke strany, porazena
We SVEN pokusu ziskati schva-
lenf Treti (moskevske) Inter
nacionaly, opustila socialisti-
ckou konvenci zde dnes rano.
Komuniste, po odchodu ze
sjezdu, utvofili italskou komu-
nistickou stranu, jez odporu-
cuje nasili V pf1pade potfeby
k dosazeni svych cild.
Hlasovani ctazce pripoje-
nj Sc k moskevske Internacio-
male, predsevzate vcera, bylo
uredne ohlaseno dnes odpoled-
ne. Cfslice, predstavujici pocet
clenI strany, "a n6z delegati
vrhli sve hlasy, byly jak ma
sleduje:
Socialiste (proti pfipojeni)
l12,241; komuniste (pro pri-
pojeni) 300.
Kdyz oznameni bylo ucine-
no, Amadeo Bordiga, vidce
komunistd, vystoupil ma jeviste
a pravil:
"Komuniste nebudou prepo-
citavati hlasy, ale vi, ze udaly
Sc nepravidelnosti phi hlasova-
nj"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
SenSuGnf ObDinGnf.
Federalni velka porota Chicagu vznesla
zaloby ma AZ osob s1castnenych We sta
vebnim priimyslu pro prestupovani
protitrustoveho zakona
SPlkNUTlM ZPUSOBENY PRY OBYVATELSTyU
MESTA OBROVsKE SKODY

Chicago, 21. ledna. Ctyricet
sedm zalob proti vlastniklm
hoblovaren, nacelnikim dalni-
ckych unii a kontraktordm, v
nichz vineni jsou z prestupova
nj protitrustoveho odstavce
Shermanova zakona, bylo vzne
seno dnes velkou porotou pred
federalnfm soudcem Carpen-
terem.
We zvlastni zprave odstupu-
jlci porotci oznac;li pomery We
stavebnim pr6myslu v Chicagu
jake politovani hodne odpo-
rucili dGkladne vysetrovanf ce-
leho toho prdmyslu. Behem mi
nulych til rokG spiknutf vypu-
dilo pry z mesta "a $5O,O0O,-
900 obchodu cd venkovnich
firem. Najemnikim We IVY
Semen najemnem zpusobena
skoda Cd 100000 do $5,-
000.NO0.
Dohodnuti uzavrene vlastnf-
ky hoblovaren, sdruzenim te-
safsEvch kontrakto-a IA sieny
stavebnfch Temesel v roce 1918
tvofilo podklad zalob velke po
rotv. Toto dohodnuti ustano-
vuje, Re jenom materialu vyro-
beneho v uniovych dilnach
smi byti pouzivano ma stav-
bach provadenych uniovym
delnictvem.
Velka porota vznasi DIVINE
nj. re "obzalovani vyrabi te-
m6r vsechen material vyrobe-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
MLADY ROCKEFELLER DA.
ROYAL MILLION.

New York, 21. ledna. John
d. Rockefeller, NIL, dal ST.
100000 do fondu $3S,OO0,O00
ma 1levu trpfcfho obyvatel-
stva Evropy, aejmena deti,
pfi vyrocnim banketu biblic-
Ike skoly mladych muzi z bap-
tistickeho kcstela ma Pate Ave-
nue., v hotelu McAlpin dnes We
Ger. Ornament toto ucinil Her
bert Hoover, kdyz byl proslo-
vii rec vylicujici pomery v E
vrope. Jest to Rockefellerdv O.
sobnf dar, jenk nebuds vypla-
cen bohatstvf jeho, otcs, anM
q Rockefellerovy nadacs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
MA kRlVYCH STEZKACH.
Byvaly duchovni' Sc PRIMAL, ze
Sc podilel ma velike postovni
kradezi.

Mount Vernon, Ill.,, 21. led,
ma. Guy Kyle, di'ivejsi farai
mistniho kostela, zatteny dnes
We spojeni kradezi zde V pa.
tex 81 balickd registrovanych
zasilek. obsahujicich S185,OOC
ma hotovosti, primal Sc, ze mel
ncastenstvi na loupezi die O.
znameni postovnich inspekto.
ri.
Btvalt duchovni doprovodil
inspektory do jedne sc svych
garazi, kde nasli dalsich S15,.
900 z ukradenych penez, takze
celkem Sc jiz naslo S183,OOO
Rovnez udal pry nekters ze
svych spoludcastniku ma kra.
dezi, ale zadna dalsi zatcenI
nebyla provedena.
Rev. Kyle tvrdosijne tvrdil
re mu neni niceho znamo c
loupezi a postovni inspektorI
nemohli otrasti jeho tvrzenim
ze penize uschovany byly ma
jeho majetku osobami mu ne.
znamymi.
Pfiblizne 100000 bylo ma.
lezeno Kyle-ove domove, kde
penize ukryty byly V bednf
Cd vajec ostatnf penize obje.
veny v garazich, v nichz dff,
vejsi duchovni jest casteenyn
vlastnikem.
Podezreni bylo obracens
proti Observation-Disclosures ra
no, kdyz Loren Williamson
spolecnik Rev. Kyle-a V garaz
MIN obchode, uvedomil inspek-
tory, ze spolecnik jeho chlu.
bill Sc velkymi castkami penez
minuly tyden.
Postovni inspektofi jsou- to.
no mneni, re 2 $4,000 cen.
nych papird, jez rovnez ukra.
deny, bylo, spaleno, ably Sc "a.
hladila stopa.
Rev. Kyle jest muz asi 45le-
tt a prisel sem pred sedmi ro-
ky Keyesport, Ill. Byl fara.
rem zdejsiho kostela po til ro-
ky po ctyti sdcastnen byl '
garaznim obchode. Bude wat
do Danville a. tam postaven
pred federalniho komisare. T.
kradene psnize byly sem po-
slany z Chicago a St. Louisu
ma vyplatu havifd okolnich
uhlodolech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
OTAZKA ZDRAzENf PRf-
RODNfHO PLYNU.

President plynarenske spo-
lecnosti, DAILY, pravil vcera,
ze kdyby cena "a pffrodni
plyn v Clevelande byla zvyse-
ma tax jako v Akron, 45c az
60c "a 1000 krychlovych stop,
pax bylo by pry uzavreni kom-
promisu mestskou radou moz
nym. Bude-li mesto s navrhem
souhlasiti, pax jej odporuci
sam ma schulz riditelske rady
East Ohio Gas Co., jez sc ko-
natl bude prfsti soboty, dne
20. ledna.
DIE akronskeho planu, jehoz
pdvodcem Jest take DAILY, byla
by stanovena vzajemna vypo-
we'd sestimesfcni, ale nebylo
by zadneho nucenf spolecnosti,
aby rozsirovala vedeni, aneb
pfijfmala move zakazniky.
Nalada v mestske rad9 ale
neukazuje, ze by navrh DAILY
no dosel souhlasu. Zejmena
mayor Fitzgerald hodla Sc pro-
ii temto navrhim postaviti do
rozhodne oposice a "a tim ice
lem vcera odjel do Columbus
aby Sc poradil s guvenerem
Davisem.
Akronsky plan pozaduie
45c "a 1000 stop az do 5000
stop mesienf spotreby, soc "a
kazdych dalsfch 5000 stop a
pax postupne o SC vyse az do
spotfeby 10000 stop. Pri pre-
kroceni teto hranice stale by
pax kazdych 1000 stop soc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22

ny v Chicagu aby zmonepo.
lisovali obchod zasobovani sta.
vitelu a stavebnich kontrakto.
|ra V Chicagu takovym sta.
vebnim materialem a zajist9nl
81 pfemrstenych vydelku "a
svdj material, vstoupili We
spiknuti mezi sebou a uniemi
a kontraktory."
Velka porota rovnez vznasl
obvineni, ze "jako pfimy W.
'sledek tohoto spiknuti mnozi
vyrabitele stavebniho materia.
lu mimo Illinois, byli vylouce-
nj z tohoto trhu, v n9mz po le-
ia prodavali material pred ja-
rem r. 1916"
V cele obzalovantch d9lnic-
kych vddcd jest William F.
BrimS, pfedseda distriktnl ra-
dy tesard a F. C. Bromley,
obchcdnf jednatel tesafske u
ME.
v jihe casti zpravy velke po-
troty Sc tvrdf, ze v ddsledcich
aohoto spiknuti cella materia-
lR -vyhnana do vySe cd 200 do
300 procent. TAX ma priklad
vydekorovani petisv6tnicoveho
obydli, jez stale v r. 1917 1928
stouplo v r. 1920 ma $720.
Maiitele Drake hotelu mohli
pry usetriti 100000, nebyti O.
noho dohodnuti, jez We skutec-
nosti neni nicim jinym, nez-li
spiknutfm a tudfz porusenim
Shermanova zakona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
RUDf PREJi 81 MfRU, PKA.
vi MARTENS.

New York, 81. lsdna. v
pfedvecer sveho odjezdu Il
ira do Moskvy, v souhlasu 8
vladimir deportatninl rozka-
zem, L. C. A.. Martens, nsdfed-
nj velvyslanec "a sov9tove Ru-
sko pro Spojene Staty, udalil
interview ma rozloucenou, v
nemz projevil sve n&hledy o
yojenskych, hospodAfskteh 4
politickych ot&zkAch ttkaji-
cich Sc jeho zemx. VEhledem
k obnovenf obchodnfch stykt
mezi Amerikou 4 Ruskem, pra-
vii Martens: "Ka4d5 den ame-
ricky lid vycit'uje jasn9ii MALE
havou nutnost obnoven{ nor
malnfch vztahi s. kugkem.' -
Rusko nyni zaksupilo "a mil
liony dollari zbozi v ciaink.
ale nevf pry z pam9ti urcity
obnos. "Potfeba Ameriky pro
cizi obchod,", pravil dale, -
vsechnv faSe hospodafske q
industrialnf situace yy4adnji
zahajenf obchodnich vztahi
8 Ruskem. Mali Sc jednou "a
cfti, cim drive, tim lGpe." Mlu-
We 0 dmvslech q pl&nech boil
sevikt. Martens pravil: "Rus-
ka vlada pfeje 81 smffliveho
politickeho a hespod&fskeho
dohodnutf SO v5emi narodv. kite
re il nechaii ma pokoji. Stano-
visko sovetove vlady vici va
lecnvm dluhhm lest veci. nfz
sc da jednati." Ku konci sve-
ho interviewu pravil Martens,
,. ro shrouceni se armady
Wranxelovv neni v Rusku er-
ganisovahehs odpsru preti So
vetdrr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
OSM MUzU ZABITO.
krvava bitva svedena blize
Dublina, kde pfepaden byl po-
licejni automobil.

Dublin, 2l. ledna. Osm mu-
zu, 2 nichz bylo sedm konste-
blu, bylo zastreleno pf.i sraz-
kach Sc sinnfeinisty blize toho-
to mesta vcera. Sest konstebld
bylo usmrceno. kdyz jejich au-
tomobil vjel do zalohy uchy-
stane revolucionAri, kdezto t9-
10 jineho bylo nalezeno blize
kasaren jeho oddilu veera.
Civilista byl zahit tnekolika
muzi, kterf vesli do jeho do
nova. Bylo oznameno, ze ma
dale ma vsech automobilech
nichz pojedou konsteblove
jez budou vystaveny nebezpe-
CT pfepadeni, budou elenove
Sim Feinu jako rukojmi. To
jest platnosti okolf Cor
ku, kde prohlaseno stanne pra-
vo, po delsf dobu, uGlnilo
pry to konec 1tokim ma poll
ceJnl automobily. Pouziti to-
hoto systemu rukojmich vo-
kresich, kde. stanne prayo ne-
bylo prohlaseno, zpisobilc vse-
obecne pfekvapeni. Informace
byla obdrzena policif dnes ra-
no, be Sc pfipravuje zaloha ma
moste pres reku Tolca ma
Brumcondra tramwayove linii,
dive mile cd stredu mesta. Po-
licie pfekvapila tlupu zaha-
lila ma nj palbu. zranivsi jed,
noho muze a zajavsi sest il
nych.
z Thurles Sc sdeluje, ze po-
licejni kasarna V Holy Cross,
Shevrie Roskeanu byla ma
padena behem noci. Vsechny
cesty vedouci do techto mist
byly zataraseny porazenymi
stromy. Utocnici byli odrazeni
kazdem pripade. Kasarna v
Holy Cross byla ,podrobena
prudke palbe, ma niz posadka
odpovedela, Zadne ztraty ne
byly oznameny.
Diva tripatrove domy V Cor
ku byly znieeny britickymi ar
madnimi inzentry vcsra jako
odveta "a 1tok spachany ma
korunni silly jejich soused-
styi. Budovy sboreny byly dy-
namitem a nekolik okolnich
poSkozeno. Soutasne policie
provedla % zatceni, mezi mimi
sladka Corku, Sharmana-
Crawforda, V jehoz kancelari
byly pry nalezeny zbrane a
stfelivo.
Belfast, 21. ledna. Klerk
Tubbercurrske spravni komise
vsichni clenove, kteri mohli
byti naleZeni, uvezneni We Sill
go. Pravi Sc, ze do sveho po-
sledniho rozpoctu zaradili po-
lozku ma vydrzovani irskych
dobroyolnikd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
LLOYDOVl NEPOVOLEN
NOvY PROCES.

Chicago, 81. ledna. Zadost
o novy process pro Williama B.
Lloyda, millionaire -komunistu
a devatenact muzd usvedce-
nych zaroven MIN pro poru-
SEMI illinoiskeho protiburicske-
no zakona, byla zamitnuta na
trestnim soudu okresu Cook
dnes.. Pravni zastupci pozAda-
Ii ihned o zastaveni vykonani
rozsudku, o cemz bude jedna-
no 20. ledna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
MOVE BOJE v RUsKU?
Do Londyna oznameno, Re do.
slo ku srazk4m mezi bilou ar
n,adou a bolsesiky blize litev.
skych hranic.

Londyn, 20. ledna. - v IA
padni Rusi opet propukly boje,
podle zpravy, kterou obdrzeia
Exchange Telegraph dnes z
Kodahe.
Bill Rusovf:Uperuji v okoli
Slutska, Minska a Borisova, ma
'blizku litevskych hranic. Do
pisoyatel Exchange Telegra-
phu ohlasuje, BE Rudi R1sove
prohlasili stav oblezeni V Min
sku a re utok bolsevickych
vojsk sc ocekava brzo.
Doposud nebylo pranic ozna
memo o tom, re by Sc Bill Ru-
sove, protibolseyici, soustred'o o.
vail ma hranicfch Litevska, ale
vedelo Sc, ze Polsko vydrzuje
velkou silu vojska dotyene
krajine.
Agent britske zahranicni
kancelare v baltickych statech
take zasilajf zpravy 0 tom, re
sov6t hromadi yojska podel
hranic Litvy a Polska, a ze pa
noval strach pred dtokem Sc
strany bolsevik6. Ale jak tito
agent udavaji, neteka Sc zad-
ny utok Rnsn drive nez ma ja-
re,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
TRI MUzI ZABITI RUCNfM
CRANATEM.

, Baltimore Md, 21. ledna.
Frederick C.. Carter z Newar-
ku, N. j., James Kinley Q Cur
tis Bay, Md. a neztotozneny
muz byli zabih predcasnym
yybuchem rucniho granatu We
vladimir municnim akladisti V
Curtis Bay dnes. Muzi tito od-
stranoyali mosazne kapsle s
granatd, JED p1vodne byly
vyrobeny pro valku nitili ira
skaviny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22

bylo siln4jsf nez-h 10000 mu-
1T. &m @
The Washington times., 1921-12-18

You've heard men say, perhaps not pretty but she
is 50 ALICE" It's something more than merely features
that attract
Youthful charm can be promoted through the use
of proper foods One Of them is raisins.
Stewed raisins, delicious breakfast DISH is pre-
scribed by famous doctors at great sanitarlums tor
listless women whose vitality is low For what they
need is iron, and raisins are rich in it.
The Washington times., 1921-12-18

T.. We'll send 100 luscious
IICS Raisin Recipes in free
book and new book, Eating Raisins
for Health and Beauty" to anyone
who mails coupon
The Washington times., 1921-12-18
It's food-iron

The basis of real vitality is iron in the blood. You
need but small bit of iron daily, yet that need Is
vitai Get it through raisins.
Stewed rasins served with cream, have most allur-
ing favor So while you gain the benefits you'll enjoy
luscious treat.
The Washington times., 1921-12-18

regular breakfast
Rich in food-iron, the basis Of that vitality an
which are woman's greatest charms

Women who lose their vital force lose these attrac-
tons carly Proper food the Iron foods like
raisns-will help to keep you youthful through the
years. Youth is really heathfulness, not age.
But don't expect dish of raisins now and then to
do it, Results come from regularity, and that is not
task but delight when the dish tender, thin skinned
Juicy raisins, cooked SO deiciousy.
We make Sun Maid Raisns from finest California
table grapes-kinds too delicate to ship fresh long
distances Learn how delicious raisins are when made
from grapes like these. Try them stewed There never
was daintier breakfast dish.
Seeded, blue package seeds removed best tor PIE
and bread; Seedless red package (grown without
seeds), best for stewng; Clusters ION the stem)-a
luscious, quick dessert.
All dealers sell them. Insist on Sun-Mad brand
Raisns are cheaper by 800 than formerly-see that
you get plenty in your foods.
The Washington times., 1921-12-18
1t isn't years

The fact is, real beauty is the good looks OF good
health The natural, ustrous hair bright eyes and
rose-tnted cheeks of youth 60 with well nourished
bodies and good blood.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-23
PREMIER BRIAND
 SOON RETURN TO
 POST IN FRANCE
Arms Conference Meeting To- day in Conference of the
 Whole Committee. LAND APARTMENTS IS
 SUBJECT DISCUSSED
No Definite Policy Is Under stood to Have Resulted
 China Discussed.

WASHINGTON, Nov 23 - The question of land armaments was on the program today for discussion at the meeting of the arms conference of the whole. Prior to the gathering of the full conference discussions were resumed on questions relating to China.
 Premier Briand, who it is stated must soon depart, prompted calling the meeting of the full conference. It was expected that the last word on the question of reduction of armies would be said.
 Late this afternoon it is under stood that the delegates discussed laud armament but not. deinit de, FFTlii3SfSgfittn of policy resulted.
 u is understood none Of the pow CTS presented any proposal looking towald a concrete prononcenieiit supporting the French attitude ss outlined recently by Premier Briaqd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-23
 WEEK IS SET
 IN DECEMBER
American History One of the Chief Items Be Consid-
 cred During Week.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind; Nov. 23.- Schools, public, private and paro' chial, from the kindergarten to the post graduate college, and every or ganization in the United States which can gather men and women together are being asked to join with the Ma tional Educational Association and the American Legion is observing the week of December 4 to 10 as American Educational Week
 It is hoped that every American native or foreign born. will start the year 1922 right with self instruction in the history, aims and ideals ol the country and it's institutions and this is the purpose of the week, ac cording to Legion national headquar ters here. The attracting of nation al attention to the need of better education for Americans generally underlies the scheme, it is added.
 During the war we found thou sands of young men in service who were illiterate through no fault ol their own We aim to remedy the situation" declares Alvin M. Owsley Texas, director of the Legion's Am ericanism Commission, which, witt the educational association is ar ranging the program for the week 'In the South, particularly. the Le zion is trying to wipe out illiteracl forever, and we will give the move ment good start at this time.
 "We hope to lead the foreign borr to learn of America and it's institu tions. The practice heretofore hal
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-23
Grange Officers Elected
 At National Convention

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 23.-Sher- man J. Lowell, of Freedonia, N. Y., was reelected Master of the National Grange, which has been in session here for several days. Other off cers elected were as follows:
 Orlando L. Martin, of Plainfield Vermont, overseer.
 Barton Ncedham, of Lane, Kansas lecturer.
 George w. Dixon, of Watertown South Dakota, steward.
 Herman .Ihde, of Neenah, Wiscon sin, assistant steward.
 w. M. Deal, of Nampa, Idaho chaplain.
 c. M. Freeman, of Tippecanoe City Ohio, treasurer.
 A. B. Cook, of Michigan, gatekeep CT.
 Mrs. Bertha G. King of Banner Oklahoma, assistant gatekeeper.
 The National Grange passed a reso lution urging strict enforcement oi the prohibition laws and resolution favoring legislature restricting immi grafton to only persons who declare their intention of becoming citizens Other resolutions were those oppos ing in any form sales or turnover tax and favoring a state income tax.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-23
SHOW GIRL IN ARBUCKLE CASE
 GOES ON STAND
Alice Blake Testi1es to Find ing Virginia Rappe in
 Nude Condition. DEFENSE TELLS WHAT IT EXPECTS TO PROVE Testimony of House Detective Is Ruled Out of the
 Case by Court.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Tho prosecution in the case of Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckle, charged with man slaughter in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Rappe, rested it's case at 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. This followed testimony of Miss Alice Blake, show girl who said she first saw Miss Rappe, nude on the bed in Arbuckle's room, suf fering greatly.
 Joseph Ridenaux, physical culture trainer, another of the states wit nesses, related treating Miss Rappe fnr.oyerweight and recalled she ap peared healthy and was stronger than most women he instructed
 The court, on motion of the prose cution, agreed to allow of micro scopic examination of Miss Rappes bladder.
 Defense Opens
 Gavin McNab, chief counsel for the defense, made his opening state ments and said i've will prove that Arbuckle was not in the Hotel St. Francis room more than 10 minutes with Miss Rappe."
 The court ruled out the effort of the defense to prove by House Detec tive George Glennon the alleged statements by Miss Rappe.
 Tha next defense witness was Kate Brennan. She testified she busted off the door from which finger print testimony were adduced by the state. She added Arbuckle gave her a tip of $25O and offered her whis key but she refused the latter.
 Mrs. Lois Harding Lancashire guest at the hotel, testified she oc supied a nearby room during the Ar buckle party, but neither witnessed anything nor heard anything.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-23
STATES
 SHOWING GAIN
 IN OPERATIONS
Building Operations Are h. creasing - Coal Mining
 Gaining in West.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Build- ing operations have increased some what in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona and Nevada, according to the Octo- Der report of the United States De- partment of Labor, made public here recently.
 Although downward trend is noticeable in general employment, due to the decline in agricultural ac- tivities, no marked change is as yet apparent, the report said.
 'Tn several sections substantial gains are noted in coal mining dis tricts, while on the other hand metal mining centers show virtually no i'm provement. Building operations have somewhat increased. Public improvement work is generally slug gish notwithstanding increased activ- ity reported from several points. Railroad operations show slight upward trend particularly in regard to right-of-way maintenance work and repairs. But little betterment has taken place in miscellaneous manufacturing lines, although the outlook is considered more encourag- ing. Attendant upon the closing of the harvest, unemployment is ex- pected to considerably increase"
 Reports from each state follow:
 COLORADO. Employment condi- tions have experienced but little change during the past month. al though a downward tendency is no ticeable due to the falling off of sea sonal work. Increased activity is evidenced in several coal mining dis tricts. Building, as whole, remains fairly steady, losses in some sections
 fTAntfnuAA an kSDGA
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-23
FOUR OFFICIALS
 OF RAILROAD IN
 WRECK;ARE DEAD
Automobile Inspection Car Turns Over-Train Hits
 Auto, Five Killed.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 23.-Four Sante Fe Railroad officials were killed and five injured last night when an automobile inspection car overturned on the Sante Fe tracks near Wickenburg. Arizona, near the California border.
 The dead are William Mathie, di vision superintendent, of Winslow, Arizona; H. c. Story, assistant su- perintendent. of Prescott; William Bowman, roadmaster, and J. A. Paeg- er division engineer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-23

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 23.-After spending 30 hours in tree above the flood waters of Santiam River. 10 miles north of Albany, MT. and Mrs. Fred c Grove. their daughter and Crowe's sister. were rescued, suffer- ing from exposure.
 They awoke at midnight Monday. finding a foot of water on the floor of the house. The four started through the water for a neighbor' 5 house. but the rising flood waters forced them to take refume in a tree.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-23
German Financial Probe Begun By Preparation Commission i'm
 Berlin; Trickery Is Suspected

BERLIN, Nov. 23.-A vast mass of material on German raw mater ials, productivity, labor wages and the country's financial status is be- ing gathered by the members of the Guaranties Commission, a subcom- mittee of the Preparations Commis- sion now in Berlin.
 Almost daily consultations are be- ing held with various government officials as we'll as financial and in- dustrial leaders as to the prospects of Germany meeting her $l00,0O0,- 900 gold installment to the Allied powers on January Is and in some of these conferences, Roland w. Boy den and Col. James A. Logan, the unofficial American representatives, are having a part. The second of four installment3 another $100,0OO,- 900 is due next April.
 The commissioners are expected to remain here until December 1 when they will go back to Paris to report to the full Preparations Commission One of the most important phases of their investigation has been cur rency imitation and the decline Of the mark. It is interesting to note that since the reparations payments began last May the outstanding paper money in Germany jumped from 69,724,403,OO marks to 91,' }47,101,000 marks for the week end ing October 31.
 A comparison with pre-war issue' shows even more pronouncedly tht iextent of imitation. For instance in the week ending July 25, 1912 the paper issue aggregated only |, 0O4, 100000 marks. The same weel of 1913 it was 1, 826,920,000 marks and in 1914 it was 1890, ,893, 900 The week of November 6. 1916 f had jumped to 7,246,260.000. Th' same week year later it was To-. f03,740, 900 marks and two year