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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
PIJANcEVANJE v NEMGIJI.

Berlin, NemGiJa. NzlYanJe
vim in likerjev Sc Nemciji liza
casa vojne tako magic razsirja, ola
ie drzavni zbor direktiral nov "a
kon, ki bo predlozen september
skemu zaSedanju parlamenta. u
novim zakonom Sc bO poSkuSalo
omejiti tocilno obrt. Now zakon
bo tudi preprecil mnozenje gostil
in toGilnic opojnih pijac, ki so V
poslednjih par letih tako rastle,
da tvorijo ze velibo nevarnost
moralam in zdravju ljudstva.
ZloGinski val, Ii Sc preliva po
dezeli skozi toliko mesecev re, ki
napolnjuje vse jece po dezeli zlo,
6inci, je posledica, V soglasju S po
licijo, blaznosti pijancevanja. Zla-
sti med uboznejSimi sloji Sc popi-
.je neverjetne mnozine cenenega
konjaka", brinjevca, raznobarv-
nih likerjev in druge vrste zgane
place. Nemci so bill po Svetu po-
znani kot pivci pive, danes izgub,
liajo to nazivanje in postajajo
naislabSe vrste 'Snopsarji".
PraktiGno yse berlinske pivnice
in kavarne nastavljajo ameriske
salunske "bare", Cello boljSe W.
ste kabareti, katerih Sc je nekoG
serviralo lie najboljSa vina pri mi
zah, so sedaj postavili V Svoje
prostore dodge mahagonijeve mize,
ma katere Sc zamorejo pivci naSlo-
niti in postaviti nogo ma medeni
drog pri tleh. Ce kdo stoji pri
"bari" Sme pitt najcenejSO pija-
co, ce hoGe, lahko tudi ne Pile mic,
nego lie SlOni, toda ce sede k mizi,
je obiGajno, da Pile Sampanjec ali
kako drugo tako vino, ki prinaSa
lastniku Yep tri Getrtine tiste
svote, katero ie treba plaeati zanj.
Sampanjca Sc Spite ogromne
mnozine. V zadnjih dvanajstih me-
secih Sc ga je spilo veG kot kadar-
koli pref zgodovrm V enakem ca
su. Okoli dvanaiSt miljonov Sam
panjskih steklenic Sc je izpraznilo.
Sampanjec pijejo najvec V moe
nih salunih'' to je gostinah
"boljse" vrste, ki Sc odprejo po-
zno popoldne ali zveeer in so po-
tenn odprte skozi cello noe do ju-
ira, dasi pravi policijska ura, ola
ie treba lokal zapreti OBJ pol diva
najStih ponoGi.
Nedavno Sc ie objavilo razne
statistike tiGoce Sc sedanjega pi-
janGevanja V Nem6iji. Takoj po
objavljenju teh, so delayski, zla'
sti radikalni in sociialisticni iSti
ter delavSke organizacije oStro "a
htevali vecje kontrole tie unieujo-
Ge obrti. Povdarjalo .se je, ola je
obrt V veGini rokah raznih pro
fitarjev in da jo podpirajo z de
narjem bogati tujei, ki obiskujejo
glavno nemSko mesto. Zahteva st
tudi, da Sc vse tocilnice opojnih
pijaG zapre kmalu zvecer.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02

Da Sc pomen gorenjega naslova
Sc ne bo tako nitro uresnicil, Sc Je
videlo V Chicagi zadnjo nedeljo
zvecer, kier je prislo do zivahnega
pretepa tekom pridige ma eni maj
zivahneiSih ulic na zapadu mesta.
Deset misij0narjev krScanSkega
svetega pisma je tvorilo sredisce
izgredov, XII so bill ma Roosevelto-
vi cesti in st. Louis ave. En- po-
licaj .je bill tezko, diva pa lahko
ranjena. Pobozni missionary pa SO
uSli in odnesli svoje svete kosti
sreGno ma varno. Vec kot tisoc
glav brojeca mnozica, pa je bonn
bardirala njihov automobil s sad
jem, zelenjavo in kamenjem, Ia
municijo so rabbi pac tiste pred
mete, XII so jim prisli slucajno V
roke.
Gospodje mlSJOnarJl so Drzkot'
he upali IA dober uspeh. Y nede-
ljo vecer je ze itak doSti ljudi na
ulicah, in ker je mnogo delavcev
brez della, bi isti toraj lahko poslu-
Sail razlaganje svetega pisma cello
noe. Toda ljudje so bill pac mne,
MIA, da 50 tiste micne zgodbice
zaniG, in ola je boljse, ce Sc posljc
svete moze spat.
P6licai William Rooney je mi
sill narediti mir med nezadovolJ,
mimi posluSalci, toda naletel je
slabo. Nekdo mu je wei samokreS
IL rok ter ga namenil MENU ma
prsi.
Ogrozenemu Strazniku sta prite
kla Sc diva druga straznika ma po
moe, toda tepeni so bill vsi trije.
Nazadnje Sc pripelje poln vol
detektivov, ki so napetimi pete
| lini pri samokresih Sc lie reSili svo
je tri tovariSe IL neprijetnega po
lozaia in aretirali stiri osebe. ka
kor nitro Sc je deteRtivom posre
clio prodreti kordon, je vseh e
set svetopisemskih prerokcv '
druzbi dveh zensk porabilo ugod
no priliko in uteklo svojo mo
drostjo, ne ola bi bill policiJi da
| Ii svoja imena in naslove.
Max Wolf, XII je ravno priSel nS
kraj prizora, ko so je prieel pre-
Itep, pripoveduje sledeGe: Bilo jill
je veG kot tisoc okoli automobile
"a govornike. Ravno ko sem 81 de
lal pot, ola Sc prerinem skozi gnje
co, sem videl moza, kako je sple
zal na automobil in dell zauSnic(
tistemu, ki je incl pridigo. Misi
jonar je potegnil samokres in ma
padalec je odskocil nazaj. Pogle'
ma orozje je razburil mnozico. Ia
koj nato je nastal sum in prieelt
Sc ,je bombarirati misijonarje 5
krompiriem, jajci in kamenjem
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
NAPACNA IzNAJDBA.

NeEi tovarnar cementa oglasuje
V listih, da je iznasel cementno
snow, IL katere Sc naredi mokro
klet suho.
Bo slaba kupcija, gospod tovar-
mar. Iznajdite rajSi snow, XII mare,
di IL suhe kleti mokro, pa bo takoj
doSti narocil.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
PETRooRA0 ABLAzE

LONDON, March [ (by Associated Press) A Helsingfors dispatch says it is reported many of the residential and business sections of Petrograd are ablaze.
 The Soviet government is dispatch ing many troops from Moscow to as sist in restoring order at Petrograd and the rebels hope to win these troops over.
 A Vinborg dispatch says the Soviet leaders are terrified and that Lenine and Trotzky are preparing for flight from the country.
 The anti-Bolshevik leader Antanoff at the head of 5O.OOO armed peasants is declared to be in control of the government at Veronizh and Tram boy, southeastern Russia,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
FIRST DAY FOR NEW PRESIDENT
 IS STRENUOUS

WASHINGTON, March ' (by Asso- ciated Press) .-President Harding started ia early Saturday on his executive duties, despatching his first diplomatic note; inquiring into every government department; canvassed the situation in congress; considered the reorganization of the national po- tated many letters; shook hands with several hundred visitors; held a re- ception at the White House; in- stalled a new White House mascot, an airdale dog, and finished the day by attending a theater.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07

 FIRST EFFORT
 NEW CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, March 7 (by Asso- ciated Press) The immigration re. striction measure, which was pocket vetoed by ex-President Wilson, will be one of the first measures to be in- tro q at the special session of e and it is planned to send it to sident Harding with the least possible delay. The measure may be amended as many senators are fav- bring the bill to include per cent limitation instead of per cent as was provided in the bill passed by congress last week
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
TERRITORIAL
 LEGISLATURE
 OPENED TODAY

JUNEAU, March 7--(Special to the Daily Times) The Fifth territorial legislature opened a 60-day session here this morning with seven sena- tors and fifteen representatives in at tendance Senator Frawley was de tained in the east. but will arrive some time this week.
 The senate is composed of four Re publicans and four Democrats, and in the house there are thirteen Repub- licans and two independent members.
 Organization of both houses was perfected. Senator Sundback was se' lected president of the senate and Representative Nerland chosen speak CT of the house.
 The legislature faces the question of raising governmental expenditures for the coming biennial period, with a pronounced decreased in resources taxable in the past, and the principal consideration of the lawmakers will probably be taxation measures provid, ing new sources of revenue.
 Other legislation proposed includes a revision of the primary election law, soldier bonus. fish and game laws, workmen's compensation and alien land regulations.
 The appropriation measures will probably be considerably reduced be, low those of the last two sessions.
 The Nome contingent is expected to introduce measure authorizing d special election to fill the vacancy aGu the house caused by the death last week of E. w. Burrough. Governor Riggs decided recently against the calling of such an election, as no statute existed providing for such ac- tion. He said the federal law requir- ing 30 days notice of election and a canvass by the territorial board would make it impossible to fill the vacancy before the end of the session.
 Governor Riggs announced that a public reception for the legislators will be held on March 12, and that the Juneau Commercial Club will ten der them a banquet next Thursday.
 The city is thronged with visitors and office seekers.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
COLOMBIA RESTRICTS
 SALE OF BEVERAGES

VALPARAISO, March 2 (by Asso. ciated Press) The Colombian con- gross has approved amendments to the federal constitution which pro- vide for restrictions on the produc- tion and consumption of liquors and fermented beverages" according to advices received here from Bogota. These matters heretofore were in the hands of the various state gov. ernments.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
LAWN KERS OPEN BIENNIAL SESSION AT CAPITAL,
FORMER ALASKAN GOES TO NATIONAL CAPITAL
 AS ADVISORY COUNSEL

SALT LAKT, Utah, March 2 (by Associated Press) Mason Bleming, for five years with the field division of the general Ian doffce in Alaska and Utah and attorney in charge of the hearings of the Salt Lake divi- sion of Utah and Idaho, has resigned to become a member of the advisory counsel of the interstate commerce commission at Washington.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
SEVERAL NOMINATIONS
 ARE SENT TO SENATE

WASHINGTON, March (by Asso- ciated PressO O.-President Harding today sent to the senate the nomina- tions of Henry Fletcher, as under sec retary of state; Theodore Roosevelt, as assistant secretary of the navy, and E. D. Ball of Iowa, as assistant sec retary of agriculture.
 The president also sent in the nom- nations of General Lejuene, reap pointed commander of the marine corps. Brigadier General George Bar nett, former commandant, to have the permanent rank of major general
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
TO TALK OVER POLICIES

WASHINGTON March ' (by Asso, ciated Press) Putting into practice the policy of personal consultation with the leaders of congress, Presi. dent Harding will discuss numerous policies of the administration with the ranking Republicans of the senate and house at a dinner tonight at the White House
 Secretary of State Hughes con, ferred with President Harding at the White House today. It is understood the Panama-Costa Rica hostilities were discussed
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
GENERAL AND
 PRIVATES DIE IN AMBUSH FIRE
GERMAN COUNTER PROPOSAL

GERMAN COUNTER PROPOSAL
 LONDON, March 7 (by Associated Press) ).-General Cumming, comman. der of the Kerry military area, and another office and two privates, were killed in the ambush of a military convoy consisting of six lorries and a motor car at Clon Banins on Satur- day. The attacking party numbered 500 men, which blew up the first two cars with a mine.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
HOLD SUNDAY SESSION

LONDON, March (by Associated Press) ).-An unexpected and protract- ed meeting yesterday of the supreme council of the allies, for which Pre- mier Lloyd George and the other al lied representatives were hastily re- called from country visits. led to the hope that the Germans might be pre- pared to submit more acceptable pro- posals.
 There was great activity among the German delegates yesterday and many conferences with allied experts.
 The Germans still appear to be awaiting instructions from Berlin,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
LIMERICK MAYOR SHOT

DUBLIN. March ' (by Associated Press).-George Clancy, mayor of Limerick, was shot and killed in his home today, his wife being seriously wounded.
 At about the same time Former Mayor Michael O'Calaghan was killed.
 According to a dispatch received here, the populace is greatly ex- cited, interpreting the shootings as reprisals for the killing of General Cumming on Saturday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
CHIROPRACTOR ENDS
 LONG FAST SATURDAY
 FOR SAKE OF FAMILY Y

LOS ANGELES, March 2 (by Asso- ciated Press).-H. Engmark, chiro- practor, who is serving a 9O-day jail sentence for violation of the state medical laws, broke his fast of fl days on Saturday, saying that he was giving in for the sake of his family, He collapsed and was taken from his cell in the jail to the hos pital in a serious condition.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
WAITING REPLY
 FIRST NOTE OF
 NEW PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, March ' (by Asso- ciated PresS) ).-Anticipated replies to the notes despatched Saturday calling on Panama and Costo Rica to cease fighting and adjust their differences by agreement, occupied the attention of government officials, who await the reception of President Hardings first move in international affairs.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
RUM RUNNERS GRAB WHLSKEY
 OFF FISH BOAT

SEATTLE, March (by Associated Press) One hundred and ten cases of whiskey and the Canadian seine boat Night Owl were seized by the narbor patrol near the Great Northern dock early yesterday morning by Whiskey runners. The crew beached the boat and escaped in the darkness, leaving the craft and liquor to be captured.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
MRS. HARlNG VISITS CLERKS

WASHINGTON, March ' {by Asso- ciated Press) Mrs. Harding made her first round of the executive of fices on Saturday, shaking hands with the secretaries, clerks and for eign newspaper men and stated to those she called upon that she ex- pected to be a frequent visitor to that end of the White House.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
PANAMA FORGE ROUTED

SAN SALVADOR, March ' (by AS sociated Press) Costa Rican troops attacked and routed the Panaman forces near the Gulf of Delce on Sat urday, says a Costa Rica dispatch. The Panaman force numbered thou. sand.
 Tn the Coto river section 800 Pan aman soldiers annihilated a garrison of 50 Costa Ricans.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
MINERAL PRODUCTION
 IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

VICTORIA, B. C., March ' (by As sociated Press). ).-British Columbia's s mineral production for 1920 totalled $20,58O,625, which is an increase of $2,284,312, or seven per cent over the 1919 total, according to figures made public by the department of mines. Increases were recorded in silver, copper and zinc.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
LAPS WILL NOT YIELD
 MANDATORIAL RIGHTS

TOKYO, March (by Associated Press) ).-An official Of the Japanese foreign office told the Associated Press that Japan will not yield on it's mandatorial rights in the island of Yap but may make some concessions concerning the disposition of the Tap cable station.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
KRONSTADT IS NOW CENTER OF
 GREAT REVOLT

LONDON, March (by Associated Press) Exchange Telegraph advices from Copenhagen confirm reports that Russian revolutionaries have taken Kroonstadt and made it the center of their organization. The rebels have trained the guns of the warship Petro- pavlovsk on Petrograd.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
soVIETs TAKE REFUGE

PARIS, March ' (by Associated Press) Twenty-Five Soviet commits sioners have taken refuge in Estho- mia. according to a dispatch received here. The garrison at Krasnoya, near Petrograd has rallied to the anti-Bol- sheviki cause The town of Pacov, near the Esthonian border, has been captured by insurgents.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
PACKING PLANT MEN
 CALL OFF THEIR STRIKE

OTTUMWA, Iowa, March Cby As sociated Press).-A thousand strik- CTS returned to work Saturday after voting to accept the wage agreement with the Morrell & Go. packing plant. The strikers walked out last Thursday
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
LIVE DUCK SHIPPED
 BY PARCELS POST

EUREKA, Mont, March ' (by Asso- ciated Press).-J. M. Campbell, a resident of Eureka, recently received a live duck by parcel post. The bird came uncrated with a tag on it's leg and it is said to be the first time a fowl has been shipped into this section of the state in this man. ner.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
GEN. MARCH RESIGNS
 AS CHIEF OF STAFF

WASHINGTON, March (by As sociated Press). -- General March, chief of staff, handed in his resigna- tion Saturday. effective at the pleas ure of President Harding. Secretary of War Weeks instructed General March to continue chief of staff until further orders
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
AUTO BANDITS STEAL
 TRUCK LOAD OF NAH.

CHICAGO, March (by Associated Press) Five men in an automobile on Saturday held up a loaded mail truck within a block of the police station and drove the truck away. Police followed them quickly, but the bandits succeeded in eluding them.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
CHICAGO CATHEDRAL
 DAMAGED BY FIRE

CHICAGO, March (by Associated Press) Fire destroyed the interior of the cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, causing damage to the extent of $1O0,- 900. The cathedral is a famous Epis- copal church dating back to Civil war times.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
FEDERAL POWER BOARD
 AUTOMATICALLY CHANGES

WASHINGTON, March (by Asso- ciated Press).-Secrtaries Weeks, Fall and Wallace, automatically be- came the new federal power board yesterday It is expected they will hold an organization meeting soon as there are many applications for power permits pending.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
SENATOR'S ASSAILANT
 EASILY EXCITABLE

RENO. New, March (by Associat- ed Press) Charles P. Crock, the as. sailant of ex-Senator Charles B. Hen. derson at Washington, is we'll known here and at Elko as an easily excit. able character. Crock had employed Henderson as his attorney in a suit over land and lost the suit.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
POPE CONDEMNS VIOLENCE

- ROME, March 7 (by Associated Press) Pope Benedict, in an allocu- tion delivered at a secret consistory, alluded to the Irish situation, declar- ing there had been an outbreak of ap- palling violence and crimes in contra diction of laws. which we ceondemn by whichever side committed"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
SUNDAY LID ON TIGHT
 IN SOUTH CAROLINA

UNION, S. C., March (by Associ ated Press) The law prohibiting the sale of anything but medicine on Sunday goes into effect March 13. The law was backed by the religious organizations.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
CITIZENS OF ST. LOUIS
 PAY TRIBUTE TO CLARK

ST. LOUIS, March (by Associated Press) Thousands of citizens of St. Louis and nearby cities paid tribute yesterday to the memory of Champ Clark, while the body rested in state at the city hall for several hours be. fore the journey to Bowling Green for burial amid home scenes.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
COLOMBIAN TREATY
 IS BEFORE SENATE

WASHINGTON, March ' (by Asso- ciated Press) The senate foreign re- lations committee formally presented the Colombia treaty to the senate to- day, but without announcement of plans for it's consideration
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
GREEK RAILWAYS
 TIED UP BY STRIKE

ATHENS, March (by Associated Press) Railway communication is suspended as the result of a strike every line in the country.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
ALASKA COMMISSIONER
 DIES IN SOUND CITY

SEATTLE, March 7 (by Associated Press) ).-Charles F.. Gay, for five years United States commissioner at Candle, Alaska, died Saturday at his home in Gig Harbor.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
ELEVEN MILLION PELTS AT ST. LOUIS FUR SALE
 BRING SMALL AVERAGE

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 7 (by As, sociated Press). The fur auction sale closed here Saturday with total sales of $1O,979,28 with approximate ly eleven million pelts sold.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
EXPECTS REPLY FROM GERMANY
 DURING TODAY

LONDON, March 7 (by Associ- ated Press) Allied troops will March into Germany tomorrow, it was officially announced today, following meeting of the allied council.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
IDLE MEN GIVEN JOBS
 IN LOGGING CAMPS

VANCOUVER, March (by Associ- ated Press) Logging camps employS' ing 4,OG0 men. which have been idle since last November reopened today.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
CONDITION OF CARUSO
 CONTINUES TO IMPROVE

NEW YORK, March ' (by Associ- ated Press) The condition of Enrico Caruso, the singer. continues favor able, his physicians announced today.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07
WILL APPLY PENALTIES

LONDON, March z (by Associated Press) The allies have decided upon the application of penalties against Germany for non-fulflment of the rep arations requirements.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-07

LONDON, March ' (by Associated Press) new instructions are received from Berlin, Dr. Simons will today read a statement in reply to the separations demands of the al lies which will be followed by count CT proposals from the Germans which even the most optimistic of the Ger man delegation do not believe the allies will accept.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-08-12
Loose Straight, or Slightly Fiar'ne
jacket Is Favorite for
Warm Weather.

Paris sends us definite word OF inc
summer fashions which are belng
worn. We learn that the severe tailored
iacket-ftted to the wastline ana
slightly flaring over the hips, with
smart mannish revers and pockets
has given place, with the warm
weather, to the loose, straight or
slightly flaring jacket above the con-
ventional narrow skirt. These loose
coats are made of gabardine, poplin,
serge or kasha, and are usually bound
on the edges with braid or, smarter
still, with fold of the material.
Tailored frocks of crepe de chine,
such as are made by Renee, Rolande
and Chanel, are very smart also-a
frock of crepe de chine under loose,
straight crepe de chine coat, making
an ideal costume for warm days.
Crepe georgette is preferred to or
candle for the summer frock-entire
summer wardrobes. day frocks and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-08-12

Dotted swiss hats are made over
black taffeta foundations-with white
dotted swiss.
Rhinestone buttons on the tight
wrinkled bodices of some Of the new
frocks are an interesting detail.
There are so many interesting fab
RIGS. among them one called tissue
bingham. 1t really looks like glng'
ham. but it is very thin and sheer
with bingham patterns.
Dotted batiste is one of the smart
fabrics for summer frocks. The dots
are big, machine embroidered, and
1sually in a bright color. Frequent
~ the batiste is of ecru.
Some of the exceedingly smart
midsummer hats are made Of black
MORE silk mounted on stiff frames.
They have a welcome look for Sc
verify when worn with light frocks.
very attractive handbags are made
Of silk, with little landscapes and
groups of figures made Of painted
bone used as trimming. These are
especially interesting if the founda-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-08-12
FADS AND FASHIONS

ton of the bag is of plain dark
silk
The taffeta evening frock with the
taffeta wrap to match is worn much
by young women this season. One
finds the skirts Of the frocks quite full
and not too short, caplike sleeves and
a touch of ribbon flower somewhere.
Many beaded wraps have been seen
at many smart functions recently.
Steel beaded frocks are more popular
snan those adorned with the iridescent
variety. Bronze beads have appeared
ON black silk stockings in floral de-
sign on the instep.
Many frocks show belts running
through a. series of rings of some
sort. These rings are fastened around
the frocks at waist or hips or at one
of the indeterminate lines in between
these, two locations. Sometimes these
rings are of bone, sometimes of
metal, sometimes of wood, and some
times of silk. They are an effective
way of introducing a simple trimming
without much work.