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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15

WASHINGTON, sp. 10
Cia pasibaige suSaukta kltuo-
met prezidento Hardingo ma
cionale konfenrencija nedar-
bo klausimI. Dauguma kon-
ferencijos nariu savo rapor-
tn pripazino, kad turi but pl-
ginami reikalingi gyvenlmul
daiktai ir mazinamos darbl-
ninkams uzmokesnys. Jle pa
zymi, kad kainos II uzmokes-
Mai kilo augstyn bendral ka-
TO metu. Teciau nuo to lal-
ko kainOs smarkiau krlnta
zemvn. negu darbininkams uz
mOkesnys.
Kitaip tvirtina savo rapor-
te mazuma konferenciJos ma
rim. il atmeta sumanyma
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
PALANGA. Esant maj

/ PALANGA. Esant man
Palangoje sezono lake, teko
I1natyti, kaip Palangos grafas
fpasielge su savo darbininkais.
Kuonet darbininkas dirba pas
iii, tuomet yra geras, jeigu atsl-
|sitikus nelaimei suserga, tuo-
jaus grafas stengiasi pasalln-
ii darbininka nuo tarnystes, II
uz darba neapmoka algos. Vie
mas darbininkas pasakes, kad
iistatymas draudzia pasalinti
darbininkq nuo yietos gra-
fas atsakes, kad as su chamais
nesiskaitau. Kaip matyti IS
jo kalbos, kad jis nepripazista
viisai Lietuvos If yaldininkp
kareivius vadina drishais II
Ivalkatais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
DDINA zIBALUI KAlNAS.
Ir panaikina darbminkans
bOnuSus.

NEW YORK, spal. Is.
Vietos Standard Oil kompa-
Mia paskelbe, kad gazolinos
galionui padidina viena cen
to daugiau. Kerosmo gallo
nui taipat viena centa.
New Jersey'e ia pati kom-
panija paskelbe panaikinanti
ligSiol darbininkams duoda-
mus 10 nuoS. bonusus.
Sake, kompanijai reikalingi
pinigai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15

Apie simto didesniujQ gele-
zinkeliQ kompaniju Suv. Val
stijose presidential il kit vir-
Sininkai vakar Chicagoje tu-
rejo susirinkima. Susirinki-
me priimtos ir pripazintos
taisykles ir programa, kas
palyti darbininkams uzmokes-
.nio il ratQ uz prekiQ vezioji-
ma.
Nutarta darbininkams SUI
mazinti uzmokesnl ir visa
programa vesti nacionales
konferencijos nedarbo klausi-
mu nurodymais.
Suvaziave virsininkai pats
kelbe, kad kuomet bus suma-.
zintos uzmokesnys darbinin-
kams, il kuomet kompani-
JOINS liks daugiau pelno, ku-
rio, kaip sake, siandie kaip-
il neturinGios, tuomet ateis
kitoki laikai. Tuomet visoj
sally bus atgaivintas "busi-
nes."
Gelezinkelip virsininku SUI
sirinkiman atejo' ir gelezinke-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
KORNAI PIGUS; BUS
VARTOJAMI KURUl.

WINSDOM, MINI. sp. ID
Cia buseliui karnp (kuku-
ruzp) mokama vos 25 Genital
Cia taigi miesto valdyba nu-
sprende municipalities spekV
gaminimo istaigose vietoJe an
gliu kurenimui vartoti kor,
nus.
Be to, daugelis ukininkV
pranese, kad jie ateinaneia ne
ma kurui vartosia tafpat kor.
nus, kurie daug pigesnl u
anglis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
ISMEGnNS ISTATYMO
TEISOTUMA.

'-SPRINGFIELD, Ill, spal.
Is. - Buvusioji legislatures
sesija pravede -.labai astrQ
"sausaji" istatyma valstijai.
Tas istatymas varzo EMO
mems asmeniska laisve.
Prohibicijos priesai to ista-
tyma pavede patikrinti Wy
riausiam valstijos teismul,
Tas teismas nuspres, ar lsta-
tymas nera priesingas valsti-
jos konstitucijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
ATIDETA ANGLU-AIRIU
KONFERENCIJA.

LONDONAS, spal. Is.
Vakar anglu-airiq taikos kon-
ferencijos sesija buyo' trum-
pa. Sekanti sesija paskirta j
pirmadieni.
Matyt, prem. Lloyd Geor-
ge Airijos klausimu laukia
susirinksiant parlamen tn j.
Parlamentas susirenka rytoj.
Tuomet su airiais bus prade-
ia kitokia kalba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
NENORI PIGIAU DiRBTI.

Tolnis dienomis buvo me-
ginta paialbinti gryzti dar-
ban uz pigesne uzmokesnl
plumbcrius. Bet jie atsisako.
Unija ,atsisako pripazinti tel
seijo Landis nuosprendi uzmo-
kesnlo klausime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
ILGlAU Llks svEtcARIJoJ

BERNE, spal. 15. - Pas
kelbta, kad sveicarijos valid
zia leido ilgiau sioj Sally gy-
venti buvusiam Austrijos i'm
peratoriri Karo1iui, kuomet
jam nepavyko persikelti Is
panijon,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
REvoL1UcIoNIERIAI zU.
DO zMoNEs. .. -

RIGA, sp. 13. Is Mask
vos pranesta, kad sUkrainoje
ties Tetervo stotinl revoliuci-
.onieriai numete Ano beghl pa
sazierini traukini.
zuve 80 zmonip ir dapg SUI
.zeista, sSeikieji keaanninkai
.pakele kbva l.evoliucionie-
riams. Site gi JUGS nutvere
ir nusivede artiman miSkan.
Tenai JIG visi apiplesti ir l5
is jq susaudyta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
VIRS 600 DARBNINKU
ATIDUOTA TEISMAN.

LOGAN, W. Va, sp. 10:
" buvusius Sitoj valstijoj
sukilimus, kuomet darbinin-
kai pakilo gmti savo teises,
yirs 600 darbininku grand Ju-
ry atidave teisman.
Is kompanijq samdytq a
gentu, matyt, nei vienas ne
papuls teisman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
PRITEISE $4,000.

NEW YORK, sp. 10.
American Express Co. troku
vienai mergaitei, Rose Cat
lini, 8 metp, sutrinta abb ran
kos taip, kad prisiejo ampu-
tuoti augseeiau alkunip. Teis-
mas jai pripazino nao kom
paniios $4,000 doleriu atlygi-
nimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
P|N|Gy kURsAs.

svetimp salip pinigp verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 do
leriq spaliu II buyo tokia pa
gal Merchants Loan & Trust
Company:
Angliios sterL svarui $40
Prancijos simtui frank ZIP
Italiios simtui lirp -414
Vokeeiq sinntui mark. .B,
Lietuvos Sinful auks. .7S4
Lenkq simtui markiQ :O2'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
MEGINA RASTI
AUTORIU.

Kaip federaliai a g e n t a i,
taip Chicagos detektivai dar-
buojasi susekti autoriu lais-
kusio, kufinanli9 perspeta po;
liciia, buk paStos buste tn,
res but pamcsta bomba.
Pastos b1stas saugojamas'
Bet bombillinkai nepasirodo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
"RAGANIUS" SUSIRGO
WASHNGTONE.

WASHINGTON, sp, Is.
Gindamas cia prizes kongreso
ko1niteta savo slapta organi-
zacija Ku-KlN Klan, Sim
perijos raganius" staiga SUI
sirgo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15

SIOUX FALL, S. D., sp.
Is. - Pietines Dakotos uki-
ninkai turf dideli iSteklip kor-
nu. Teeiau jie neketina jQ
pigiai parduoti, nei vartoti
kurui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
PROFESSIONAL ANGLIA.
Uz BLOGA APSIEJMA
SU ATEIVIAIS.

LoNDoNAs, sp. Is. An
glijos vyriausybe Washingto-
nan pasiunte formali protesta
uz nezmoniska apsiejinaa su
ateiviais Ellis saloje, New
IYorke.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15

- Anot gautQ ziniQ is ivai-
rip valstijos daliQ, daugeis
ukininhl sia ziema kornus pa
vartos kurui. Kai-kur ukl-
ninkai kornus maino az ang-
lis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
- tl3 III - -

JEzNO. Apylinkese dva-
|rininkai visai nenori skaityties
su drabininkq reikalais. Pasi-
naudodami ju talnsumu, meto
is dvaro, jei tik nepatinka kas
nors. Ismeta kartais ir karei-
win Seimynas. Darbo inspekto.
RUS toll o milicija irz Vals7
Claus Valdyba nenori visai sia-
me dalyke skriaudziamiems
padeti. Nesant gerai organiza-
ciiai sunku iSkovoti is darbda-
wiz geresni uzdarbl. Laukiama
IS Steig. Seimo, kad jis 81 klau-
sina isristq.
Suzziinoje, kad kuris nors da-
Erbininkas prigui prize Darbo
IFederacijos dvarinlnkal
tuojaus nori nuo jo atsikraty-
III. Uztat prie organizacijq de-
Idamasi nedrasiai.
ABELIAI. "Neperseniai
Jas, kaipo bezemis, neturtingas
Izmogus nuejau pas grafa, kad
Ills priimtq ant ganiayos mano
Ikarvute. Grafas pareikalavo
Ifnuo names atlyginti 300 auks.
IKadangi as tick neturejau. tai
Egrafas man patare parduotl
ikarve. Nusiskundus, kad as
Ipasiskusiu valdziai jis IS
iuoke musu valdzia If pasakes,
|kad as komunistas, paskambi-
inc komendantui, kulis atsiun-
tes kareiviq name arestavo II
sumuse".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
OMAHA. Neb., sp. ID.

OMAHA, NeD., Sp. Id.
Iowa apskrities ukio agentas
Hubbard speja, kad tos aps-
krities ukininkai kornus var
tos kurui vietoje juos visai
pigiai parduoti.
Tonui kornq ukininkai gau-
ma $40. Kad tue tarpu to
nui geresniq angliu ten reikia
moketi daugiau II doleriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15
NORFOLK, Nebr., sp. 10

Siauriniuose Nebraskos
miestuose nauji kornai su
kambliais parduodami po lOc.
buseliui. Tai negird6tas pi-
gumas.
IsIukstenti kornai cia par
duodami po 25 centus buse-
liui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15

L1UOS. (Vilk. apskr.) darbi-
ninkq santikiai su darbdaviu
labai Tempt. Darbdavys kaip
ir tyccia darbininkams daro
ivairiausiu nesmagumt. Oar
ligi siol su darbininkais nesu-
daro sutarties, kaip tenai rel!
kalinga yra einant "Dvarp da-
rbininku samdymo If atstaty-
mo-. Kiekvienam darbini1lktll
uzlaiko kas menuo; pol puda
Ifrugiu ir vasarojaus. Darbinin-.
kq butai beveik griuna, nieks
jQ netaiso; su gyvuliais, ypa-
tingai kiaulenis dar blogiau;
jos turbut per ziema susals.
Darbo inspektorius pradSio-
je savo darbavimosi labai no.
liai gynes darbininku reikalus.
siandien musu padeties nema-
to. 10 kaip ir nera apskrityje
del mlsu. Vienintele Wits, jei
ka galesim padaryti per Darbo
Federacija, ar per JOS atsto-
vus st. Seine.
! UTENA. Payirtus Utena,
apskrities miestu (pirm karo
buvo valscius) sudaryta tam
tikra komisija, kuri rupinasi
padidinti miesta ir jo apylin-
kes w dvarin.: Balceyiciaus
zemes plote. Dabar tas: diva
ras yra vyriausybes zinioje.
Kalbama komisija matuoja
miesta If apylinkes, renka vie
tas sodnus uzvesti, prekyyie-
tes ir t. t. Likusius zemes plo-
tus dalins vietos gyventojams,
norintiemsa apasistatyti namus.
Pirmon ellen bus duodama ka-
rialns ir valdininkams beze-
miams, o paskui If Kittens.
Praplesti miesta manoma pa
pleneiui j stoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-15

TADzINoJ IR GUzE-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
Worlds Greatest Bathing
Parade Is Staged In India

LONDON.-The biggest bathing
parade in the world takes place at
Allahabad, India, according to a writer
in the London Daily Mail. Here in
Allahabad nearly million people have
bathed, he says. And it is not even as
if some cooling sea waves attract this
multitude. The nearest sea IS nearly a
thousand miles away, to the east Al
lahabad's attraction is due to the tact
that here the two holy rivers OF India
meet. This is the sacred spot where
Mother Ganges meets her chief trlbu-
tary, the holy Jumna,
The actual meeting place OF the two
rivers is a spit of aluvial soil, close
by the fort. On the left are the muddy
waters Of the Ganges, whereas to the
right the Jumna rolls quietly along
with a bluer and less sluggish stream.
The actual religious significance is
lost in the dim past of tradition long
before the dawn of the lights of his
tory. 1t is said that Brahma sacrificed
horse here in memory of his recov-
cry of the four Vedas, or holy books.
However that may be, the supreme
object of the pilgrims is to battle in
the cleansing waters.
The festival itself is called the Magh-
mela-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26

For days before it begins pilgrims
from all parts have turned toward
Allahabad, many OF the poorest classes
walking from remote villages
At dawn the whole plain for a mile
round was covered with long spider
leg lines of pilgrims, which crossed
and recrossed each other as they made
their way to various points on the
river front
Here, too, were groups of Sunnyasis,
holy men, smeared in ashes and with
next to no clothing-curious marks
of sanctity from a western point OF
view!
Temporary shelters of straw and
thatch offered resting places where
those from afar sat and cooked their
meals, in much the same way that the
early Aryan settlers had done.
There was the usual array of crude
sideshows; and beggars, many of
them horribly deformed, swarmed by
the sides of every path
On the waters edge the bathers
were packed in every available yard
Of space. Some of them, overcome
with an access of religious fervor,
drank deep draughts of the holy wa
ter, which must have contained an
enormous mass of communicating mat
ter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
BIG THEFTS UNDER
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
ROBBERIES FROM RAILROADS
AMOUNTED TO TWO MIL
LION DOLLARS A MONTH.

ATLANTA. = Seventy-fve freight
claim agents and operating officials Of
railways in the southeast, concluding
a two days meeting in Atlanta, were
OF the firm conviction that in talking
about reduction i'll freight rates over
the country one important factor
should be considered that the public
has heard little about-''1oss and dam
age to freight" is the technical term;
and recently it has run up into figures
of a staggering size.
Loss and damage to freight cost the
railroads of the United States just
$104,000,000 in 1920, it was shown at
the meeting of the Southeastern Claim
Conference here, whose purpose was
to look into the reasons for this prodig-
Gus wastage of revenue, and, if pos
sible, to devise ways and means for
checking it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
BAPTIST LEADER INVOLVED
IN THE BABY WAIF CASE
Spooner Said to Own Auto Which
Was Used to Leave Infant

ATLANTA.-That d. L. Spooner,
song leader OF the Baptist tabernacle
Of this city, is the owner of the au-
tomobile in which a young woman
rode away from the residence of Cap
! tain James w. English on Thursday
night after depositing on the front
porch baby girl two weeks old was
the sensational fact developed at noon
today by tracing of the license num-
Der on the car.
Mr.. Spooner declined to discuss the
matter with newspaper men. He would
neither confirm nor deny the fact that
the car was his. He would not reply
to the question whether he knew the
woman or was in the car with her
when she rode away.
Captain English is chairman of the
board of the Fourth National Bank,
is veteran of the civil war, former
mayor of Atlanta and one of the most
prominent men in the city. He is over
eighty years old and still resides in
his old home on Cone street, two
blocks west of the postoflce. He had
number of his children and grand
children to dinner with him Thurs
day night and in the midst of the meal
somebody heard the cry of an in
FAINT nearby. Investigation revealed
the baby on the front porch.
A woman had been seen entering
the yard with a long cape on her
shoulders and had been seen to reach
under the cape, take out something
like a bundle, place it on the front
porch OF Captain English's residence
and hurry away.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
MUST SPEND MANY
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
ROBERT DE FOREST ORDERED
TO GET RID OF MRS. SAGE'S
IMMENSE FORTUNE.

Americas greatest spender is Rob
ert Weeks De Forest. Monty Brew
ster, of "Brewster's Millions" is ;
piker compared with him. But De For
est has none of Brewster's character
istics-even though compelled to spenc
millions where the money-ridden Mon,
ty had to spend mere hundreds Of
thousands.
DE Forest is u years old and law
yer, though he reminds one much OF
a dignifed and prosperous small town
doctor. He is kindness personihed
The millions he is spending slip with
out regret through his fingers, but he
knows where every penny OF It IS go
ing. His task is to spend S58OO0,OOO
in four or five years.
Will of Mrs. Russell Sage.
This was the order De Forest and
four associates got from court as ex-
ecutors of the terms of the will OF the
late Mrs. Russell Sage. Many be-
quests were specified, but much was
left to the discretion of the executors.
The aged lawyer is president OF the
Russell Sage foundation.
De Forest has done very we'll SO far
spending something like Sal 100000
since 1918. That leaves him $1,000
900 more to get rid of, besides $5000,-
900 he has made for the estate since
he took charge of it.
The one difficulty he is facing is
that the millions left by Mrs. Sage are
accommodating more millions. If he did
not fear a riot he could give it all away
in one day.
Money is just like sugar, he said.
"Flies come far for the sugar: HUI
mans scent the money from afar.
Besides spending one of the largest
estate ever amassed, De Forest has
many other duties. He is rent collec-
tor for about 5000 pieces of real es-
tate, director in many railroads and
corporations and daddy" to some 500
benehciaries.
When the money is gone De Forest
hopes to come south, where he knows
of several golf courses awaiting him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
REVENUE BUREAU PLANS
DRIVE ON TAX DODGERS
Campaign Is Expected to Bring in
Nearly 5000, 100000 in Cash.

Nearly $6OO,0 100000, besides the reg
ular taxes, will be collected this year
by the government, officials of the in
ternal revenue bureau estimate. This
is equal to half the annual interest on
the national debt.
With 5000 auditors, clerks and ex-
aminers in Washington and through
out the country working on collection
and examination of tax returns, the in
terna1 revenue bureaus machinery is
believed to be at high point of eff
cheney.
The special examination OF returns
last year yielded slightly more than
$420,000000. This sum was obtained
from an examination mainly on the
1917 returns, although some for 1919
were included.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
SPAN SEA IN ID HOURS;
MILE AND HALF MINUTE
NEW AIR LINERS ARE BEING
BUILT IN ITALY TO CARRY
$50 PASSENGERS.

Paris to New York in IA hours is
not only a possibility, but scientific
probability within few months, &C
cording to the Italian engineer Vau-
gean, who has completed plans for the
construction Of a commercial air liner
on a new principle.
The Ricci brothers of Naples, for
whom Vaugean drew his plans state
that the invention is no wild dream
but has a good chance of success. They
are prepared to build Il dirigibles to
establish regular service between New
York and Paris, London, Rome and
Berlin.
Will Carry $50 Passengers.
Each ship so constructed will carry
500 passengers first class and $50 sec
ond class, besides 800 tons of freight
The average speed will be more than
$50 miles an hour. The passenger di-
vision of the air liner will be on a
sumptuous scale, like that OF great
ocean liners.
The characteristics OF the future air
liner, construction of which already
has been launched at the Ricci shops
at Posilipo, Italy, will include a
ship" 273 feet long, bag containing
$4,000 cubic yards of non-inflammable
gas and a propelling force of not less
than $50 horsepower
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
MOONSHINE STILL EXPLOD-
ED AND WRECKED HOUSE

The explosion of moonshine still
ing and broke many windows in the
vicinity. Daniel Samuels, saloon keep
er, was in his basement when hte still
exploded. Firemen rescued him and
he is in a hospital. His wife and two
daughters were hurled out OF bed.
Women are voting and the home
is as attractive as ever. Page the gent
who feared that giving women the
ballot would destroy the home.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
Come and Share the Cana of Prices ThatWW Be Offered D
THE COMMUNITY SALE.

IN THE HOUSE WILL BE ON SALE AT PRICFS
THAT WILL ATTRACT THE BUYER. NOTHING HELD BACK
Wy STOCK is COMPLETE AND EVERYTHING FRESH RI
LOW is A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
FORMER GOVERNOR
FACES MANY CHARGES

The Florida house of representatives
adopted the senate concurrent reso-
luton providing for an investigation
of rumors relating to certain official
acts of former Gov. Sidney J. Cats.
Among the alleged acts charged to
the former executive was a charge that
he had accepted money for granting
pardons and that he had accepted
brides to remove officers from duty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
GIRL MUST SACRIFICE
EITHER MAN OR MONEY
Will Lose S25o,O00 if She WEEDS Suit
or Father Objected to.

All idea of marrying Crawford
Dearth must be given up by Miss
Annie Fitzpatrick, OF Cambridge,
Mass, or she will sacrifice the income
from $250,000, according to the terms
of the will of her father, the late
Francis A. Fitzpatrick, real estate
operator.
Mr. Fitzpatrick in his will declared
he wished to cast no reflection what
ever" on Mr.. Dearth, but nevertheless
did not approve of marriage between
him and his daughter
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
WOMAN SLAIN WHILE
PRAYING FOR MERCY

Samuel Hughes, 80 years old, of
New Orleans, La, shot and killed his
26-year-old wife as she prayed for her
life. He then shot himself, dying in
stantly. When found the body of his
wife was still in kneeling position
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-26
Will Garry $50 Passengers.

After buying all the system that the
business doctors have for sale many a
business yearns for system for 10
eating the things that are systema-
tized.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-23
CONTEST COURT RIGHT IN CASE
 IF 3 GAMBLERS
Jerome Men Contend Justice Court Erred in Not Trying Case Over Which It Had Jurisdiction
Htrom Wednesdav,s DaiIvl

On the theory that the justice court at Jerome had jurisdiction to try the cases, Perry NJ. Ling, counsel for Ben Fernandez and others arrested for playing and con- ducting a percentage game, appealed to the superior court yesterday for a settlement of jurisdiction. His re- quest that the court rule on a de murrer to the information on which Fernandez is held in the county jail and the others are held under bond, was denied.
 The case, according to Ling, may go to habeas corpus. The ground that there is no right in law to hale the defendants before a superior court when their case can properly be tried before a justice court, will be argued by counsel for the alleged gamblers. Other cases, however, in volving miraculous of the state gambling laws, have been heard ill the superior court without question, the justice court conducting the pre- liminary hearings # such were not waived, and binding the defendants over for trial.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-23
LEGION AUXILIARY IS
 QUITE SOME HOSTESS
Many Enjoy Program and Eats Provided by Ladies of American
 Legion at R. C. House
Qrom Thursdays Daily)

Under the auspices of the Wom- ems Auxiliary of the American Lc zion, and with a large number of Prescott people and guests from the post in attendance, yesterday after moons entertainment at the Red Cross community house was a fca- ture of the afternoon, and other dis fractions were provided i'll the way .of games.
 The gamut of cards and scales was run during the afternoon, for there was no game known to student of Hoyle and his modern commentators which didn't form part of the af- ternoons pastimcs, and the musical numbers were excellent Mrs. Ellis Tisdale, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. s. H. Martin, pleased with four songs, among which was Mother Machrcc," sung by request. At the piano and the banjo Mcssrs. Steiner and Smith once moro proved themselves excellent entertainers, giving several popular selections
 In charge of Mrs. Allan Love and Mrs. Mary Edmundson, refreshments provided by the ladies of the auxil- iary, were served to the guests. Every article on the menu was the product of Prcscotts home skill and the salad, sandwiches, cake, coffee and tea were all delicious. The party lasted all afternoon, coming to closc at about c o'clock, and was one of inc most successful Of recent ai- fairs at the community house.