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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
Many Given Work In
Minnesota In Year

st. Paul. Mimi, Sept. 2.-More
than $4,000 applicants were placed in
positions throughout the state during
the year ending June 80. 1921, by the
Division of Free Employment Of the
state industrial commission, accord
ing to reports completed in the COM
missions Office.
The employment Offices, one of which
Is in Minneapolis. n In st. Paul n
the third in Duluth, are conducted in
cooperation with the United States
the municipal government also CO.
operates by maintaining the offices,
excApt the salary Of the employees.
Minneapolis will contribute to this
service after January 1, next, accord
ing to j. D. Williams, member of the
industrial commission.
The applications from employers
for help received by the state Offices
totaIled 1886; while 65,5O3. em-
ployes registered for employment and
64,684 were referred to positions.
There were more than 10, 900 less
persons reported placed than were
referred to positions, but. according
to Frank E.. Hoffman. statstician,
ments are only counted when the Of
AS0 AAAo e A0AkA4AS = AS06S IAoI LII
employe was hired. Many employers
he said. neglect to notify the Office
when they hire the person sent them.
In the mems division of, the St
Paul Office, 5,7s1 applicants were
placed in positions; the Minneapolis
Office placed 1885 and the Duluth
Office 10.l65. during the year just
closed.
The st Paul Office reported plac,,
ing 1898 women through the efforts
of the women's division OF the depart
ment; the Minneapolis office, 1924.
and the Duluth ONCE 5,8I3.
OF the total number Of placements
lies applicants were referred to
farm work: so were referred to;
skilled positions; and 1A were re-
5ferred to clerical and professional po.
Dsitions- All other placements In the
mems division were for common Ia
Dor and casual Jobs
In the 4women's division of the
state Offices 1s,ss3 placements were
made IN the casual and domestic
field: 1.31s In the industrial. and s3eS
were placed In clerical and protss-
Eonal positions IS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
MODERN FADS ARE
NOT ENTIRELY NEW

Chicago, Sept. 2.-Bobbed hair.
ears, short skirts and all the
other fads andtfoibles associated with
modern women's styles are as old as
the pyramids, according to the mute
story told by the mummies Of both
Wrapped in their pitched shrouds
and encased in s%arcophagi covered
with curious paintings and hero
glyphs in colors still bright after three
thousand years and more, these num-
mics, all hat was mortal Of a. human
being of ages ago, today link the pres
mt to a civilization long since dead.
The daily center of thousands of
curious eyes. for the mummfes seem
to hold a strange fascination for every
visitor to the museum. they are silent
spectators Of the passing throngs. but
the paintings which adorn their rest
ing places tell mor plainly than
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
Deputy State Land
Commissioner Retiress
After Seventeen Year.

Bismarck, N. D., Sept, 2.-Gilbeart
Haugen, deputy state( land commits
sioner, has retired from that office
after II years of continuous service.
Haugen's record is unusual. He has
held various positions in the office
under different factions of the ola
Republican and Democratic parties
and the Nonpartisan league. When
William Prater assumed the position
Of land commissioner yesterday, how.
ever, Mn. Haugen resigned immedi-
ately upon being given 80 days mo-
ttce. He will be employed in tho
county treasurer's Office in Bismarck.
Noel Tharalson. clerk in the office,
resigned to accept a position in the
state treasurer's office. Mr. Prater is
not ready to announce his list of en-
ployes. |
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
New Salem Pioneer
Suffers Sunstroke

Mandan, N. D., Sept. So
Bloodgood, Il, pioneer resident 81
New Salem. for many years In tie
real estate business in that city, "a
recently overcome by heat while
working on M Of his farms. Sons
hope of his recovery is entertained,a
Mr.. Bloodgood recently attracted
attention by donating q fne farm 10
the Burning Bush church, a.radginsn
denomination which crested q STIR at
New Salem some time ago when q
gang is alleged to have orEantzedsa
tar and feather party with tho .ins
tention Of Riding the town OF tbs
minister who was accused Of indnc-
ing a man to leave his present Wits
and to return to his divorced wife.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
Reassessment Al
:, Cakes Is Ordered

Bismarck. n. D., Sept. 2.-Rs-
assessment of the town Of Cakes has
been ordered by State Tax Commits
sioner Wallace. who. appointed Gus
Strutz to do the work. =
The tax commissioner announced
that the states attorney Of Morton
county wa %sappealing the case OF the
city of Mandan to the district court.
Wallace ordered a r~e-assessment and
values were laid. He says the county
board put the figures back where the
city board had placed them,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
C. BUYS BLOLDED
RAM AT BLANCHARD

Blanchard, N. D., Sept. 2.-Profes-
0 Griswold of the animal husbandry
department Of the N. p. agricultural
college and Daddy" Geiken visited
the Dacotah' stock farm .he~re~recently
and purchased a yearhng stud ram Of
II. j. Cooper and Son to head the
Hampshire fook Of sheep at the agri-
cultural college. 4
The Dakotah stock farm Is becom-
ing recognized throughout the north
west as the home of pure bred ami
mails of the highest character,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
Prison Irvine Plant
Closes For Repairs

Bismarck, N. ID. Sept. 1.-THE
Irvine plant .at the state prison closed
for. three or: four weeks on account
OF repairs, according to Warden L.
L.SStair. The sales a for the
binder Irvine manufactured by the
prison is about at an end, Mr.. Stair
said. There is d surplus remaining
to be sold. and it will2be carried over
runttlanext year, Mr.. Stair said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
VALUATIONS !
AREDECREASED
BY TAX BOARD
Rates of Taxation is Due
For Corresponding Boost,
It Is Said.

Bismarck, N. D.. Sept. 2.-valua-
tlons of property in the state for tax
alton will be decreased this year and
the rate OF taxation IS expected to be
n state board Of equalization has
made a decrease Of 1O.5 per sent on
all real property. The decrease On,
farm lands alone is IL percent, being
greater than the average. "A compar-
ison OF assessment OF real property
IN the state for the ysaru 1920 and
1927 follows: sSs%S
FArm lands
Town and city lots .... $500.
Business structures on towns and city
aots $50. ..:...
Leased s.................
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
Separator, About is
Finish Season, Burns

Deering, N. D.. Sept 2.-With one
load Of bundles to thresh to- complete
the seasons run the separator ,oper-
ated by Campbell & Orndorf, was to-
tally destroyed by fire On a farm
three miles west OF Deering yester-
day morning. A spark from the en-
CINE is believed to have caused tks
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
Live Stock To Be Boosted
By Sidney Association

sidney, Mont, Sept AT a meet
ing held al the pavilion here by the
members OF the Chamber Of Com
n1lierce an association known as the
organized. The purpose Of the
association ais to supply credit to
farmers desiring to purchase pure
bred stock, ts@
This is the third association OF the
kind organized in the state,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
Fargo Gets Nine And
Half Cent Electric Rate

Fargo, N. D., Sept 2.-The' sh-
cent rate on electricity was restored
yesterday by the Union Light Heat &
Power Co., according to a letter from
the company to the state board Of
railroad commissioners. The former
rate was IL cents.
AS to whether or not the company
is entitled to the 11-cent rate for the
period Of Sept. /, 1920. to July I,
1921, .during which q 9.h-cent rate
plus a Is per cent surchargey was in
eide
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02
NOTED MINING MAN DEAD.

London, Sept. Sir francis WI
liam Thomas Brain. noted Bristol
mining authority is dead. He W1s
born in 1856, and was a member Of
the Institute Of Civil EngineerH He
was knfgfted in 1918 e. s~ss-r-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-02

The surcharge was recently
invalid by state courts.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
ORRASLOVACi sNAHY v
EAST CLEVELANDE.

Okresni komisaTi East Gle
velandu vypisuji sout6z ma do
dani 800 zeIeznych sloupc1 ma
move osvetleni m6sta, ktere bu
de pofizeno nakladem 100000
Firma. iez doda sloupy nej-
vkusneisi, obdrzi objednavky.
Az dosud pfihlaSeny Gtvri "a
vody. kter6 spolu 3 pozd6ii pr
hlasenymi firmami postavi u
kazkov6 sloppy ma namesti
pred radnici k vereinemu po-
souzeni. East Cleveland jest
die toho ma dobr6 ceste, neb
snaha k okrasleni mesta jiste
by zasluhovala povsimnuti
iinde, nebot' schatrale, ma r1z
ne strany Sc klonici dtev6n6
tyte V naSich mestech nikte-
rak krasy osadam nepridavali
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25

Byvaly Cleveland'an, nyni
Izijici v Holandsku. Alexander
M. BresIaw jest zalovan zdejsi
svoji manzelkou Gertrudou,
jez zije Sc svym synem V els.
|10716 Fairchild Ave. S. Z. ma
rozvod a jest vin6n touto kru-
tym zachazenim a opustenim.
Ma zalobu odpovedel Breslaw
pisemn6 a V dopisu vylitoval
predstavu manzelstvi Zpuso-
bem, ktery Sc podstatn6 lisl
zvyky zde vzitymi. Zde nekte-
re ukazky jeho manzelsk6 fl
losofie:
'Manzelstvi bez nalezit6 au-
tority vede k uvoln6ni tohoto
svazku. Jsem sice povahou po-
InGkud t6kavy a pripouStim, re
neni tax snadnym Sc Sc mnou
sn6st a doznavam, ze jsem ze
Inc sem tam neco strcil, ale by
Ilo to nasledkem nedostatku je
Liz dobre VILE, jez Sc mnou ne
cht6la souhlasiti i nasledkem
7 jejiho p'febyteGn6ho talentl
IfeGnick6ho. Shledaval isem, re
by bylo mozno pon6kud udr-
Izeti mir jedin6 davanim ma
ieyo jiste moci. V Americe to
dovoleno neni a mole snaha Il
drzeti 81 autoritu byla marnou.
At die m6ho nahledu pfi nekte-
re pfisnosti mole manaelka
stala by Sc zenou poslusnou.
Snad bych 81 j wal iako no
spodyni, ale ien Y tomto slova
smyslu, kdyby Sc podvolila
It9mto podminkam.'
Pfedpotopni man2el filosot
lozenil sc 2 dubnu +. 1908 a I'll
) manzelkou do r. 1915 V Ho-
landsku. V Americe deli do
listopadu 1918, kdy Breslaw
byl iako obchodni zastupce w
SLAM iistou clevelandskou fir
mou do Holandska. Zena s
MIN necht6la pfiiala $500 a
podepsala pfipadnou smlouvu,
easteGn6 manzelsk6 roZluky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
UCAST KRAJANU V AUTO.
MOBILOVE SOUTEZI.

Zdejsi dennik Plain Dealer
vypsal sout6z, pfi kter6 obdrzi
zAvodnici sehnavSi v odmenu
"a rozsireni listG nejvice hla-
sd automobily V celkove Gene
100000. Lakava nabidka do
znala arci vsestranneho ohla-
su a mezi kontestanty nese pra
por pf. R6zitkova. jez na sebe
soustfedila liz daleko pres pul
millionu hlas1. Dale mali ma
deli ma vyhru ie$t6 pi. Bilkova,
St6dronska a Drozova a PIP. j.
Rvbak. PaSek. r. Zizka, ID.
Bocek, J. Had, f. Holicky, c.
Sanytrnik a F. Mafik.
Kraianum pfejeme zejmena
" rozhoduiicfch dnech posled-
nfch mnoho Zdaru n doufame,
ze nadeie ieiich arpoh vetsi-
nou budou splneny. Tesfme Sc,
ae nam. budou-li st'astntmi,
pax dali We vyhranem autu
RAFT.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
z CINNOSTI "cERNE
RUKY."

Ma schodech domu j. ID.
Vincenda, 10517 Hudson Ave.
s. r. spatfili vcera vecer dva
muzi zapaleny hofak a spe-
chali Timed do domu, aby oby-
vatelstvo varovali, kdyz iiz a
L. dynamitova zapalka vybu-
chla oba dosti t6zce byli IRA
neni. Vybuchem vypuzen byl
Vincendo 8 celou rodinou ma Il
lici a zraneni dopraveni poll
ceini skadronou do Mount 81
mai nemocnice. Patrne byl u
tok zosnovAn tax zvanou Ger
nou rukou", nebot' Vincendo
Sc ma policii ptiznal, re do
staval vyhrazne dopisy 8 W.
zvou, ably ma jistem miste Il
trait Nickel Plate drhhy slozil
$4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
MADARSKA OSL-AVA MiRU.
Sc SPOJ. STATY.

Vcera vecer seSlo Sc do Lu-
ma parku ma $4,000 prislusni-
XII mad arskeho statu, ably O.
slavili konecne podepsani mi
ru mezi Rakousko-U Uherskem a
Spoj. Staty. Ia t6 pTilezitosti
vyzyval DIR. Andrew Cserny
vydavatel Szabadzagu shro-
mazd6ni, aby vsichni ii, ktefi
Isl zvolili Ameriku "a svoji
vlast Sc take staly loyalnimi
ob6any Spoi. StatG, neb jen
tax lie ziskati pffzen teto ze-
me, ktere jeiich stara vlast tax
velice potrebuje.
"Sotva re "a svetove valky
byla vypalena poslednf rama,
obnovilo Sc stare pfatelstvf
mezi Spojenymi Staty a Ma
d'arskem. Amerika jest nosi-
telkou pochodne lasky k We
sker6mu clovecenstvu. Svetlo
toto pomaha lidu stareho sve-
ia kraceti dlouhou a krutou
Icestou,' zn6jf n6ktere 1ryvky
| reel Csernyho.
Ma Tecnicke tribune vystri-
dali sc mayor Fitzgerald, jenz
pravil, ze mad'arska osada
zdeisi jest vetsf nez-li V il
nJch velkych m6stech, kon-
gresnik HI. G.. Calm, NJ. G.. Nor
| ton. DIR. H. Baracs soudce
s. H. Silbert.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
PASTE MA ZBESILE AUTO.
TSTY.

Uradujici natelnik policie V
Lakewood, l.. B. Miller V sna-
re, ably zamezil Sflenou jfzdu
nekterych autoist1 timto pred
m6stim, hodla umistiti nekolik
lapacek, ktere by pomahali zii
stiti imena soferG, kteri jsou
pricinami castych nestesti,
iez mnohdy skoncf smrti.
VSem temto nehodam by
mohlo byti vyvarovano, kdyby
fidici motorovych vozidel je-
zdili jen dovolenou rychlosti,
pravil Miller, kdyz oddvodflo-
val svdi navrh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
MAJITELE UKRADENYCH
AUT POZNALI SVE KARY.

Pet ukradenych AUTOMOBILE
bylo vtera vlastniky poznano
co jeiich majetek. Stroje byly
ukradenv zlodejskou spoiled
nosti, ieiiz pole pIsobnosti by
To v Ashtabule a Clevelandu.
Auta bvla nalezena DO vgsle-
chu nekterymi zatcenymi Gle
nv, kteff Sc dostali do moci
spravedlnosti as pred dv6ma
tJdny a kterT teka process pred
velkou porotou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
ZATCENY DOBRODINEC
LIDSTVA.
Prodaval "Rimske the pro
ledviny."

Felix Serucnik, alias Earl
f. English, bytem We Fenimo-
re apartmentnim dome, 1868
vych. 20. ul., jest iiste podni-
kavou hlavou. "Vynalezl" pra
We fimske the proti ledvinam a
k rozsiTeni tohoto lidstvu bla-
hodan6ho prostredku pouzi-
val posty pod oznatenim Win
ton Bros and Co. a timto zpu-
sobem pTipravoval ma dobirku
ddverive lidi penize. Postov-
nj Inspector Fl. K. Cochrane
totiz nechal jeden takovy ba-
llCek prohlednouti a peclivym
rozborem bylo shledano, re
fimsk6 the proti ledvinam ne
nj mic jin6ho, nez-li obytejny
plebejsky Cal, ktery ale pan
Serucnik neb Earl F. English
podvodne lidem prodaVal jen
po $1.00.
Ia vyslechu primal dodava
tel, ze podobnych balicku ro-
zeslal C. O. ID. jen asi $50, ale
re obdrzel zminenou cenu jen
asi V 35 pfipadeeh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
ZRANENf POLICEJNl MO-
TOCYkLISTI.

Straznfk ma kole w. Burger
bvl srazen automobilem s ko-
la ma vysokem moste zranen
ma rukou dovezen do nemocnl
CO Fairview park. Lakewood
sky policista w. Trepes jel
motocyklem po Warren rd.
blfke Detroit Ave. v Lake
wood. kdyz sc jednou kola Sc
rnekla n iezdec Sc ! Sc stroiem
pfekotil. Bvl dovezen do lake
,yoodske nmocnice, kde mu by
w uf1znuty tfi rozdrcene pr
sty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
DAVA PREDNOST VDANYM
UCITELKAM.

w. Fl. Kirk, skolnf superin-
tendent V East Clevelandu
shledava, re neidspesnejsimi
ucitelkami jsou vdan6 zeny a
take budou Y imenovanem
pfedmestf vsechny vdane po-
nechany We sluzb6. &C iinak
N1olnf rada nehodla brati gfe-
tel ma stav uchazecek | pfi u
znani, ze patff vzdy pfednost
vdsnyn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
NOVA kATASTROFA MA
zELEZNICNf kRIzOVATCE.
Tri z rodiny zabiti a tri
zraneni.

VGera 0 3. hod. odpoledni
doslo opetne k velkemu nestle
sti ma Vine st. We Willoughby,
v mistech, kde ulici pretina
trat' New York Central drahy.
Rychlik vrazil do automobile
rodiny Cashenovy z Parkers-
burku w. Va. a "a hrozne
srazky zabit byl J. G.. Cashen
a dv6 jeho dcerusky, 13-leta
Isabel a 9-leta Betty, PAM
Cashenoya a jejf syn, 20-lety
Carlton spolu s r. G. Uhlem
byli pax vazn6 zraneni. Zoha-
vena mrtvola nejmladsi obeti
katastrofy, male Betty, vlete-
ma byla rychlikem as ctvrt mi
lie cd mista nestesti.
Cashen zemrel ma ceste do
nemocnice Painesville, kan
dopraveni ostatni raneni, q
nich2 jest v tom nejhGfe pani
Cashenova, jez snad take ne
st6sti toto zaplati zivotem. O.
ditymi svedky desne udalosti
bylo as tucet automobilistu
ktefi oGekavali Il koleji, az ma
kladni vlak pfejede. Kdyz by
la pfehrada ulice vyzvednuta
do vyse, pocaly automobily
pfejizdeti, kdyz Sc pry V tom
plnou parou jedouci rychlik
pfihnal zasahl jako blesk
auto Cashenovych. Proc byla
pfehrada ulicnf vyzvednuta Y
tax osudny okamzik, jest do
sud zahadou, ale patrne spool
va ma pravd6, jelikoz Sc vypo-
vedi ocitych svedku shoduji.
DIE dopis1 nalezenych Il
Cashena byla totoznost TAX
tragickym zpGsobem skoro Wy
hlazene rodiny zjistena. Celia
spolecnost byla ma ceste ji2
DO n6kolik dni jela k navst6
We +. II. Crosbyho do Hinsda-
lie, N. Y. a prav6 pred neste-
stfm projela Clevelandem.
Vlak znam jest jako express
%, jel Clevelandu do New
Yorku, ale nevozi cestujicich
Ride parostroje Nye Buffa.
Id vypravel, ze sice spatfil, zf
srazka jest nevyhnutelna, ale
re mu bylo naprosto nemo7no
vlak iedouci rychlosti rs mil
"a hodinu, zastaviti. r. II
Craft, jehoz peel jsou svefe-
ny pfehrady ia kfi2ovatce sc
vyrnlouval, BE hluk a kour via
ku nakladniho mu znemo3ho-
vail postrehnouti signal ohla.
suj1ci rychlik, ktery die jehC
tvrzeni take pfijel 10 minui
dive ne3-li jizdnim fadem j.
ureeno. TAX JIM zfizenci tyr
dill pfi pfedbeanem vyslechu
ze Craft ma nest6sti why nemA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
VYSTAVA PAMATNlKU Cd
BOJE

Ceskoslovenskych Legionaf1
ma Sibiri V Ceske Narednl ST.
nj ma Broadway skyta kazde-
mu navsteyniku prflezitost uci-
nit 81 predstavu 0 hrdinnych
bojich, ktere naSi hoSi V neho
stinnych tech krajich prozii,
jejich utrpeni nejv6tsi ob6-
ii, kter6 museli pfinaset, tax
aby naroky ma osvobozeni ce-
skoslovansk6ho naroda spoien
.ci uznany byly.
Soustavne sestaven6 vyobra-
zenf toho sestilet6ho zapasu
nam pripomina dobrou Will, O.
chotu zaroveh dUmyslny "a
klad k tomuto ehergickemu
zapasu, iemuz v d6jinach ma
Irod6 rovno neni.
Americti Cesi pfinesli znat-
nou ob6t' tax aby ob6tavemu
vddci prof. T. G.. Masarykovi
bylo mono naSi revoluci fidit.
Csl. vyslanec We Washingtonu
ma pfednasce V Clevelandu IA
dill obetavost Cechd V Ameri-
ce ma prvni misto po sibirske
armad6, kterymi osvobozeni
Ceskoslovensk6ho ndroda bylo
ziskano. Avsak kdyz vidime
hrbitov 1870 padlych legionarG
| Iu Zborova, kdyz vidime ty
hfbitovy hroby V rdznych
mistech po Sibfri, ty nemocri-
ce ranenymi, tn 81 musime
doznat, ze ob6ti nase nebyly
ami stinem obeti tech nasich
hochd ma Sibiri. Sami isme Sc
pr tech obetech aspon naied-
Ii a pohodln6 zili. kdezto oni
tam bez pohodlf caste hladu
o zivot museli zapasit.
Kazd5 Cechoslovak by me-
navstivit tn vystavu, tax ably
Sc viii do toho sestilet6ho "a
pasu, ktery tam Ceskoslov. le-
gionari vitezn6 prod6lali.
Nenechme 81 ujit zde tn pr
lezitost. bude to pro mas mil5
vzpominka pro cely zivot. Tc
male vstupn6 25c umoznuie
kazd6mu. abychom cetnou ns
vst6vou Jim nase uznani dal
ma ieyo. +. Sakryd
P. +. Navsteva Vystavy Pa.
mdtniku Odboje neni tax zna(
ma, iak bylo vseobecn6 oGeka
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-25

divisions. In the western division,
there are six United States Public
Health Service hospitals.
Records In an average month
show that in that time more than
1000 patients in the hospitals
were treated. The six hospitals
are Arrowhead hospital at Ar
rowhead, Nevada; Marine hospi-
tai at San Francisco; Kearney
hospital at San Diego; Palo Alto
hospital at Palo Alto. CAL; Tus-
con hospital at Tuscon and Whip
pie barracks hospital at Prescorr,
Arizona. In addition to the pa
tients at the government hospitals
S67 patients were treated in "con-
tract hospitals" in the division 5
territory.
Hundreds Of soldier cases are
brought to the attention of Red
Cross chapters daily" the state
ment said. 'In 1920, chapters
dealing directly with the various
government departments or indi-
rectly through national Red Cross
headquarters in Washington han
died, throughout the nation, more
than 10000 service claims"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-25
Short Sports


Paris-Mlle Suzanne Langlen,
the tennis player, announces that
she has no desire to meet either
William T. Tilden, the American
title holder or William Laurentz,
holder Of the French title, in
matches, but says she will par
tieipate in the French champino-
ship and in the Saint Cloud tour
nament in which Tilden and Mrs.
Franklin I. Mallory (Molla Blur
stedt) will compete.
Boston-Jesse P. Guilford of
the Woodland golf club, known
as the ''siege gun" among the
amateur golfers because of his
long driving qualities. announced
today that he would go abroad
to play in the British amateur
golf championship tournament.
Columbia, Mo.-Brutus X. Ham,
flton will be the University of
Missouri's only representative at
the University of Pennsylvania
relays.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-25
Commission to
Aid Farmers

Washington, April rs. - Crea,
tion Of joint commission on agri-
culture to investigate conditions
affecting the farming industry
and to suggest remedial legisla-
tion, is proposed in a resolution
introduced today by Senator Len
rott, republican, Wisconsin, and
Representative Strong. republican.
Kansas. The measure was pre-
sented at the request of associated
farm organizations which met here
last week.
The president would be author
lied to name the commission,
which would report within 80 days
on these questions:
The cause of the present condi-
tion of agriculture; comparative
condition of industries other than
agriculture; relation of prices of
commodities other than agricul-
tural products to. such products;
banking and financial resources
and credits, especially affecting
agricultural creditors and the
marketing and transportation IA
cilities Of the country.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-25
Calls For Aid From
World War Vets On
Increase, Is RebOrt

San Francisco, April 25.--Calls
for help from veterans of the
World war and their families to
the Red Cross are increasing con-
stantly, said a statement issued by
the Pacific division of the Red
Cross here recently. The peak
of the relief work has not been
reached.
Reviewing the work of the 160
Red Cross chapters in California,
Nevada and Arizona during the
last twelve months, the statement
said 63,733 soldier cases were
handled. During the period $341.-
016.4S was expended for relief
work.
Work Of aiding the former sol
diers is handled by Red Cross
home service committees. TMese
same committees started their re-
lief work during the war and have
continued it since.
! In addition to the work, con-
Quoted by the various chapters,
the statement said. the Pacific di-
vision has the highest hospitiliza-
tion task of any of the Red Cross