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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22

"Universul' din Bucuresti ne
dduce stire0 cd d. Aristide Blank,
care impreund ,c1 d. C. G. Oldnescu
crea sd pund Ia dispositia d-rului
Putmeanu un hotel de 100 can,ere
pentru bolnavii pc care IL trateazd
GU serul anti-tubertulos la Oldnesti,
"a fost intdmpfnot de unii medici
carr az tinut sd-i facd cunoscM cd
seruI d-rulaa PNturednu nu este IN
ca pc deplin experimental. in asa
chip meat sd Sc g,oatd spune CT GER
titudine Cd restHatele sunt defini-
tiue."
&c li-a rdspnss d. Blank, yeti ve-
dea in nug,daAH de mdine. D-sa
ia rdspuns biae, ddr cam "subt-
re-" Gu n,dnusi,;cd asa-i firea d-lm,
dar li-ar IA trebNit IA rdspuns mai
din topor, MAJ pe sleau, cum s'ar
sice, ca sd le trettcd gustM de inter
Ueniri.
En-, sd fl fost fn locul d. Aristide
Blank has fl rdspnas:
"Resultate definitire? Cam, adj
ca dnpd &C 10 face 0 injectie sal
ducd la cimitirs ORR sal tina In
tire riatd 81 mdnrte pdnd cdmd IL
curdtd defimtivsde tot ce are? Nu-i
destM de defimtir resultatM, cd
dupd ce fost cn un picior IN groa-
pa 81 trdia ,umM cu ger 81 oer acun,
sburdd 50 mdndacd car:d acrd? Va
doare? Va ludt apa dela mOard?
Cred, dar eu ca ,bdncher nu rreau
sd perd cate 4 81 5 mii de clienti
pc an, 81 uade maj pm bdcanul, ma
celdrut, brutaral, sarsavagiul, croi-
torul, cismarnl, bdrbierul, ziarele,
fiscul, etc., TreJue sd arem grije
sd -vie apa 81 Ia moara Tor. Da,
dior Esculapi. Asa-i CT Gale, 81 la
urn,a urmei ce aref Gu paguba
mea? De ce I'd ririti nasul unde
nu I'd fierbe 0dlae Hal? Cdrati-ud
MAJ repede sd ~ pm mana pc um
reteueiu sd I'd Iic scdpati," 81 I'D
dsiy.1-,> Cd sssas-, Il cdrdbdaiH pdl-
Udrtej, 81 liar II trecut poft de
interUeniri. CIRIBUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
Harvey 81 BRAND Sc
COnSfdtuieSC

LONDRA, 90 Dec.-Ambasado-
rul Statelor Unite in Londra, colo
nelul Harvey convent eri din
nou Gu ambasadorul BRAND al
Frantei. Gu aceasta ocaziune
BRAND expus punctul de vedere
al Frantei referitor la chestia sub
marinelor. S'au mai discutat 81
chestii generate economice in le-
gatura GU despagubirea platibila
de Germania.
Discutiile colonelului Gu BRAND
au dat motive pentru diferite zvo-
nuri. Unii spuneau ca aceste au
fost in legatura Gu dorinta pute-
rilor aliate de vedea 81 pc Sta
tele Unite interesata in chestia des-
pagubirilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
C0NFERINTA IN
LEGATURA GU
RASARITUL APROPIAT

Paris, % Dec.-S' a fixat data
de s Ianuarie pentru conferinta
a ministrilor afacerilor streine al
puterilor aliate. Aceasta conferin-
ia Sc va ocupa Gu chestia rasaritu-
lui apropiat. Locul conferintei va
ii Parisul 81 durata ei va Fl proba-
bill de cateva saptamani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22

tivi 81 mai populari membru al par
lamentului Sim Feiner, 81 care es-
te in legatura strinsa Gu organiza-
tiunile municipale 81 judetene din
intreaga Irlanda, 81 socotit ca Gu.
noaste sentimental publicului, a
sustinut Gu energie ratificarea ira.
tatului, zicand ca marea majorita-
te q poporului irlandez este in "a
voarea lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
DACA VREI,

Sa M intinxi mana la coltul
stradelor "a cax cand al ramaa
fara 3 miami sau IN picior in
scrie-te intro socistate DIN
Uniunsa s. +. =.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22

coperirile atat de surprinzatoare.
DR.. Florantin asculta plamanii
prietenului meu, 81 exclama mi
nunat! Pulmonul drept este per-
feet sanatos acum, ca 81 al unui
ON care nu a suferit mimic La pull
moni in viata lui Acum IL zile,
cand att VENT, ne spuse, 81 acest
pulmon era aproape pierdut. De
acum, die. -. ii Sc poate garanta
Gu preciziune ca al scapat.
Intrebandu-l ce este Gu celia
lalt pulmon, doctorul Florantin,
imi spuse ca asupra pulmonului
stang s'a incercat sistemul ''pne-
umo-torax" din care cauza, ell All
nu mai funcsioneaza, dar Cratic
injectiunilor carl Sc vor face va
fl readus, spera, incetul Gu incetul
la functionare'' Deja fapt imbu-
curator pentru All, aud la auscul-
tatle ceva, ce nu Sc auzea PAM
acum 81 la baza acelui plaman.
Este primlll caz de asa natura ce
Sc prezinta d-rrlui Putureanu
dar daca prin extraordinar acest
plaman nu va putea fl readus la
functiune, d-l. I. va trai foarte
bine Gu celalalt, avand numai res
piratia putin deficila. Sper insa,
ca nu va Fl cazul". Mi-au CAT la
crimi de bucurie 81 mie 81 priete-
nului, pc care pana All null mai
socoteam intre cei vii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
Nu mai moare nimeni acum
de Oftica.

lntru pc un corridor tixit de
lume, printre carl abba ma strecor
81 mainland dau intro sala. unda
erau femei, copii, batrani, tineri,
lnghesuiti ca sardelele, asteptand
sa lie vie rmdul la examinare
Uni tuscan, tusea lugubra a ofti-
cosilor, altii scuipau, altii Sc val
tau. Avui un moment de ezitaro
81 o impresie penibila. Ma gan
DEAN daca nu era mai bine sd nu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22

LONDRA, 22 Dec Premlerul
BRAND va parasi Londra name
dupa amiazi. S'a ajuns la intele-
gere Cd consiliul suprem sd Sc adu-
ne la Cannes in prima saptamana
a lunii Ianuarie. Daca aici Sc vor
putea intelege, acestei intruniri va
urma o conferinta internationala
economical la care va lua parte 81
Germania 81 Russia.
Iata ce scrie correspondence di-
plomatic al ziarului Chronicle din
Londra:
"N'avem motive sa finn opti-
misti. Prapastia ce exista 1ntre
Britannia 81 Franta trebue elimina-
ia acum orr nici odata. Cele 2 mi
lioane muncitori fara lucru al An
gliei, comertul ce stagneaza 81 fap-
tul ca darea Sc plateste GU attic
greutati 81 neregularitati, sunt ma
nifestari concrete ale situated pre-
sehte din Anglia. Despagubirile
81 desarmarea sunt cele doua ches-
til mari ce trebuiesc resolvate. E.
venimentele celor trei zile din ur-
ma au arafat seriozitatea acestor
chestii.
Sa luam desarmarea. Franta ce-
re garantii inainte de desarmare.
Britania gaia sd dea cele mai e.
| fective garantii pentru siguranta
Frantei, ce sunt garantii gererale
dar nu pregatita sa garanteze 81
guranta Frantei contra Germaniei
Opinia franceza pare crede ca
numai o intelegere anglo-franceza
poate da garantii pentru present.
! Sa luam despagubirile: Insisten-
ia Gu care francezii all cautat ca
sa impuna garantii pentru plati-
rea ratelor din anul 1922, in schim
bul acordarii unui moratoriu tenn
porar, arata ca eli. durere, sunt
prea departe de spiritul prin care
Lloyd George ar dori sa clarifice
situatia. Probiema va fl presen-
tata consiliului suprem ce Sc va in
truni dupa anul nou. f imposibil
sd nu recunoastem marea impor-
tanta a acestui consiliu. La trei
ami dupa armistitiu inca necesara
Iintrunirea consiliului suprem. Pa
cea adevarata inca nu facuta.
Franta, tara care Sc poate sus-
tinea singura, nu depinde de co,
mertul international. Patruzeci 81
sapte milioane de oameni pc In
sulele britane n 'au mai multa hra
ma pentru eli pc aceste insule decat
pentru vre-o IA zile.
Britannia fntelege durerea regiu
nilor devastate din Franta de nord
dar terenul devastat al comertulu
englez este de importanta ma
vitala pentru Anglia decat parties
de nord Frantei pentru Franta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
Recunostinta celor vindecati.

Putin in urma m am dus sd
vad pc drul Putureanu. In poarta
easel lui, intalnesc pc ziaristul
Rusanescu, care-mi arata. un VIA
jar de ON Gu un buchet eat toate
zllele. Acesta imi spune:
= l. am adus, domnulc, All
doctorului, drept multumire ga
mia scapat viata 81 am VENT sd
spun tuturor acelora care Sc IN
doesc. ca am fost scapat de la
moarte de. acest bine-facator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
minunea de Ia 0|dneSti
vza la sanatou DR.. Putureanu Convoul spre locu ia
madure Efectele mraculoase ale seru Renosnta ceor
vndecat - Nu nmeni de oftica Din
extrage serul - Ce trebui faca

Nu sunt Toma Necredinciosul
81 n am pus nici rezerva In re-
cunoasterea marilor merite ale
genialului doctor Putureanu.
Doream sd vad llsa Gu ochii
mel minunea 81 sa iau informa-
tiuni asupra starei in care Sc afla
unul din rarii prieteni plecat ii
dupa staruintele mele, sa incerce
ca ultima spes, tratamentul minu-
natului doctor.
Aceasta m a indemnat sd ma
due eu insu-mi in localitate ca
sa-mi dau mai bine seama de ce
este vorba. NJ am cunostinte me-
dicalc mai intinse de cat multi
din cetitorii acestui ziar, dar am
facut 81 ell dol ami de medicina, 81
orr cat, pot, pana la un oarecare
punct, sa-mi dau oarecum seama
de cele ce Sc petrec in aceastd
chestiune, care All agita, 81 tre-
| bue sd agite cercurile medicale
Pot sd disting aceea ce tine de do
meniul legendei, de ceeace este
realitate.
Ri bine, pot spune tuturor, ca
ceeace am vazut Gu proprii mel
ochi 81 constat prin mine 1nsu- mi ],
intrece, spre lauda stiintei roma
he, orice inchipuire. In cazul doc
torului Putureanu nu este sim
pla intamplare, ci idee geniala
pc care pus-o i'm valoare rab.
dare fara marginl, persistenta
fara pereche, o munca neintre-
rupta de ami de zile.
Convoiul spre locul tamaduirei
Soseaua de la R.-Valcea la Ola
nesti, lunga de Is KIM, neintreti.
nuta, stricata, in eel mai rau hal
este un lung convoi de trasuri 81
carute ducand bolnavi din toate
unghiurile hlmii, spre locul de ia
maduire. Nu stiam unde locuiestt
binefacatorul. dar urmand con
voiul, am dat de locuinta sa: c
mica casa taraneasca, care
curte 81 sala gemeau Gle lumea
care astepta Sal vie rindul sa fie
examinata de acela care pentrr
ca astazi insusi Dumnezeu.
Efectele miraculoase ale serului
Cum in casa din fata Sc gasea
instalat prietenul meu, am intrat
}sa-l vad intai pc ell, caci mai ales
ell ma pornise acolO. In fereastra
ce da spre plocul odaii sale, era
pus un cearceaf, care lasa mica
dunga prin care puteam priv
inauntru. Mi-am vazut prietenul
stand pc pat 81 in fata lui far
furie pima Gu varza Gu carne, ial
prietenul manca, vorba roma
neasca, de Sc rupea. Am rama
surprins, eu care-l stiam in ce ha,
|plecase, acum II zile, ce perspec
tive ne spusese aci somitatile me
dicale ca sunt 1naintea lui, cum i
dusesem acolo. Am fost profun(
impresionat 81 am volt sd mtrl
imediat, ca sal las sd manance $
numai dupa ce am vaZut ca ter
minat am intrat spre ami face
surpriza neinchipuita a starii il
care Fam gasit. Era altul; i'm
spuse ca Sc simte mai bine, 81 g;
in alum is a facut doua injecti'
GU serul Putureanu. S, 1ncercas'
asupra lui, aci La Bucuresti, toat'
tratamentele cunoscute, 1ntre car
; 81 eel numit pneumo torax, far;
nici I'm rezultat.
Dupa cateva minute, sosi doc
: torul Florantin, medic primar a
i judetului Valcea, unul din putini
carl din primul ceas a recunoscu
! marea descoperire 81 care acun
cauta sd ajute pc d-rul Putureanu
: spre al scuti de extremele obo
: sell ce-i dau atatia bolnayi, fmpie
'dicandu-l char sa-si continue des
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
PENTRU MONUMENTAL
ECATERINA TEODOROlU

Suma cea din urma. -. 81 ,593.97
Mihail Timache L.25
d Total. 81 ,595. 20
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
CARDINAL
 GIBBONS
Passes Into the Great Beyond, After Pro-
 longed Illness.

Baltimore. March e6.-Car- edinal Gibbons, Archbishop of Baltimore. renowned prelate of the American Catholic Church, ~dled after a prolonged illness at noon pon Thursday. The end ecame peacefully.
 Cardinal Gibbons was born at Baltimore, July 23, 1884. At an early age he was taken by his parents to Ireland, where his education began. He returned to the United States in 1848 with shls parents, residing in New Orleans. He was or rdained in 1861. Later he be- ecame private secretary to Archbishop Spaulding. He 'swas enoninateo t'for cardinal. ard sWas invested with the priucely ri.esagnia June 80, 1886. .As s .nior bishap heaHielded a strong influ- ence outside as ss7eal as inside of the United Statesas esae cohfdant of three ..popes. He made several tours of Eu- rope. was active in war activities for the Allies. having sent $10,000 of his personal funds for relief work in Bel giuH.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
PROTESTS
 REMOVAL
Fairbanks Commercial Club Wants Mears
 Kept On Job.

Fairbanks, March 27.~-The Fairbanks. Commercial Club has adopted, resolutions. protesting strongly against the removal of Frederick Mears as head of the Alaska Railroad Commission, the resolutions declaring that such action would cause delay in the completion of the road.
 This action was taken as re- suit of the recommendation re gently made to Secretary of In terior Fall by Senator Cummins, chairman of the Senate Interstate Com merces Committee. who recommended somplete teiiu ination of the. &~,ry from Alaska. Railroad matters and placing all further construction and operation of the road in the hands of civilian commission.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
GOES AFTER
 LlNDE
Must Answer 13 Indict- aanents In Connection
 With Bank Failure.

Tacoma, March 26.-A deputy sheriff left here today for San Francisco for the purpose of ex traditing Jafet Lindeberg, for mer we'll known Nome mining man, against whom thirteen in- dictments were recently returned by the grand jury in connection with the failure of the Scandi- navian American Bank here.
 Investigation by bank exam iners, it is said, show that Linde- berg is indebted to the defunct institution in a sum totaling al most one million dollars.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
Clara Hamon Baptized and Is Offered Contract
 Become Film Actress

Ardmore, March 26.-Clara Hamon, recently acquitted of the charge of murdering g Jake Hamon. Oklahoma oil magnate, waslbaptized yesterday in the First Christian Church of this place.
 So great hasbecome notoriety gained by her during the recent trial that she was today offered contract to become movie actor by one of the leading film panies. She has the offer under consideration.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
OIL LANDS
 OF ALASKA
Interior Department Is. sues New Ruling Re-
 garding Permits.

Washington, March 27.-Be- cause of many appeals made to the Interior Department from the ruling of the Land Office on applications for permits to oil land locations;in Alaska, the In- terior Department announces that permits will be granted only on the assurance that per- mittees will adjust any conflict with prior locations withiN six months-
 The lack of surveys9vnakes 1t q diffieult to ascertain exact locations on she ground, the Department sa,s, but to suspend applications becauee ground is uasurveyed would delay the work of development.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
A Sample of How Jap
 Banks Do Business in
 the State of California

San Francisco, March 2S.-The Nip pon Bank, of Sacramento, Japanese owned institution. today closed it's doors without authority to do so. A searching investigation will be made by the state of banks, who declares the incident only sample of the gen. eral result wherever Japanese engage in the banking business in California.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
Great Activity Antici-
 pated in. Gold Mining
 Industry of the North

Vancouver, March 27.-Many gold miners are gathering here, headed fer the Northern fields, where renewal of activity is anticipated. Because of lowered prices, many operators are as sembling crews and making shipments of supplies to bosh gold and silver fields
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
Soldier Bonus Part of
 Republican Program

Wt slaington, March 27.-A bonus for American soldiers will be part of the Repu blican fiscal program, according to Senator Penrose, who predicts early passage of the measure.
 Mike Morgan came in Monday. from Anchorage and the Outside.
 J. H. Peterson, after spending few days here, returned home on Sunday morning.
 Harvey Williams left this morning for Berry Landing.
 Joe Wills returned here on Sunl,y i&rom trip out. Pelnk way.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
Hundreds of Tons of
 Machinery and Sup
 plies for Fort Norman

Edmonton, March 2S.-Hundreds of tons of machinory~aud supplies for use in half a dozen projects in the Fort Norman oil fields are en route to the end of-'steelg- where many stampeders are campeds and waiting for the open ing of navigation. A iheaRg rush to the fields is expected.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
Arthur Berry Report
 ed Greatly Improved

Arthur Berry, who sustained such severe injuries by the accidental dis charge of gun few days ago, is greatly improved, according to Dr. w. F. Green, who returned from the home of the injured man on Monday. Mrs. Charles Horner. wife of Superintendent Horner, of the tTreadwell Mines, who rendered such timely cid in caring for the wounded man before the arrival of Dr.. Green. is still at the Berry home, thus assuring the patient most excel lent care until all danger has passed.
 Dr.. w. F. Green left this morning on his return trip to Flat, whither he goes on professional matters. Frank Fox and team are conveying him.
 Charlie Goebel and Louis Blackburn left for Nixon Sunday morning, taking with them quantity of supplies.
 Captain W t,. Geiger departed foi. Nixon on .Muui y .tnornin2.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
L.B. Bernard In Seattle Hospital

Seattle, March 28.-Los B- Bernard, we'll known newspaper man of che -rSorth, and one of the owners of the Ketchikan Chronicle. underwent op- eratron on Saturday at a local hospital He is reported as doing nicely.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30

Mrs. Archie Higgins, of Tacotna who was called to the home of her brother. Arthur Berry. when the lat ter was so badly injured, returned here Monday, in company with Dr. w. F. Green. coming from the Landing with Charles E. Smith and his dog team. Mrs. Higgins returned to her home at Tacotn2 today.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30

Among arrivals during the past two days. registered at the Clough hos telry. are the following: Alfred Eos mark, Harry Allaip, R. E. Lanene, B. T. Stoltman, T. Holm, E. Morgan, A. ,Christom, Pete Westman, B. Larson, and Lee Speybrook. the last of whom registers as from Paris, France.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
Mrs. Nellie B. Merrill Dead.

Seattle, March 27.-M IFS. Nellie B. Merrill, formerly engaged in business at Fairbanks and "Nenana, died here today, aged 60. Mrs. Merrill was the ew ner oft the steamer Helen and two gboats operating on the Yukon.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
Alameda Carried, a. Big List

Seattle, March 26.-The Alameda sailed from here Wednesday morning last Of. her first trip of the season to Cook Inlet and Anchorage. She car ried many passengers.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30

John Griffin. we'll known mining man, who lately arrived from the Outside, left Monday morning for his home at Nixon.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30
Unable to Get Work,
 Many Old-Timers Are
 Sure to Return North

Dawson, March 29.-ManK old ttiners Of Yukon Territory e,fd. 4 las4sas 7ensble to get work Outside. will suor~Le re turning here and to otkes. points in the North, according to reports being re- ceived here. A renewal Ofanining ac- 'tivitiesin ali directions is anticipated Many new companies are expected to operate, including Keno Hill, Rambar Hill, Mount Cameron and Lookout Mountain.
 Mervin Jones, who went Outside last fall-said he'ds never be back--was among those ~arfieing ' kese Monday over the trail from Anehonage.
 Dan 5. MoDunell cs:Ie in from Can die4eu- Tuesday.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30

Frank Whitaker arrived here E'om TacoJna on Monday, afLer having made re pairs LU LeiepnDue jils.s.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-30

Captain W t,. Geiser departed for Nixon on Mun,i ay .,nornih2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Odic Activity Ray
to Conquer the Air,
DiScOverer Asserts

becoming heated. And II has In.
stantiy changed water into Its pri.
mary gases--hydrogen and oxygen.
WILL REyOLUTIONIZE
TRAFFIC or WORLD
But Of all the uses OF the ray. In
Guiding treatment for medical pur.
poses, that OF tightening metals is
the greatest. and viii revoiutionizc
the traffic Of the world. states Pro.
lessor HoIiingshead. Ships for pas
sengersy and freight will be of slight
service: railroads win be tossed into
the discard: and automobiles win be
reduced TO servtceabie vehicles for
taking short drives about the city.
In their stead will come individual
airships rs feet in length; larger
aircraft the equivalent of the four.
six or eight passenger touring cars;
and 20 on, up TO the. giant sky liners
Of incaiculable size.
These giant liners win appear as
long. round. hollow needles. PROBES.
SCR Hollingshead declares. pointed at
Zach end, and will travel without any
visible means of propulsion.
The power for propulsion VIII be
obtained from the electrical currents
Of the air: magnetic and light ray
controls win prevent collisions; and
gyroscopic controls win keep the ship
on its course when DETECTED by other
controls. All In all. this most modern
Of scientific discoveries win provide
convenience. comfort and safety. II
is claimed.
And the formula for this almost
inconccivablc revolutionizing procey
In simple: apply the odic-actlvity rsy
20 metal. making II iighter.than-a air.
and build the sky liner. The mval
will lose none OF Its strength. and the
cost Ii triflinR-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Poll Tax Measure
Held Constitutional

BELLINGHAM. May f3.-Thc poll
tax law wns held constitutional IN
the superior court here yesterday
The case will be carried to the su
prcmc court, II wns announced
Judge w. r. Browns opinion FOL.
lowed lengthy arguments by attor.
neys representing John Nipgkes and
others who asked a permanent re.
straining order to prevent the col.
lection of the tax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

PASADENA, Cal. May i3.-The
odic-activity ray. more powerful than
the xray or the radium ray. Is 70
simplicity conquer the air.
The giant sky liner. safe NJ any
Qnveyance ever perfected. cquai IN
Injury and comfort TO the palatiai
&eeyhounds Of the ocean lanes. Is q
nabllity and probability Of the
Iuear future.
Such were the announcements
made today by the discoverer OF this
ray. Professor Edgar l.. Holdings
head. scientist Of this city. in an ex-
elusive Interview to The Seattle Star.
would MAKE SHIP
LIGHT As A BUBBLE
FOR, he declares. this powerful ray
win make metals so Hight that huge
steel sky ship would become light as
I bubble.
Not only this. but the odic-activ-
Ity ray, Professor Hoilingshead
claims. win take the place OF radiurn.
valued at 100000 a gram, and revo-
iutionize the scientific world In the
Treatment Of certain diseases.
And the cost Of tightening metals,
" using the rays for medical pur-
poses. In 80 minute az to be almost
Negligible. /.
The odic-actfvfty ray. according to
Professor Hoflingshead. 20 far has
successfully changed tine weight of
metal over 100 times In as many
teyts: It has caused hard clay TO ex-
- the instant the ray touched IL;
}ax, opaque to the eye. has been
ftladc transparent; and by means Of
I ne ray. an actual photograph has
been taken thru a solid sheet Of lead.
One application OF the ray on metal
has caused ~ TO become permanently
enA--b~yo-d 49, pqrsihiiity Of ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Hotel Workers Balk
at Seven-Day Week

OLYMPIA. May f3.--Efforts OF
hotel and restaurant men to restore
tho scven.day week for mattresses
and hotel maids are causing greater
concern to tho women affected than
possible change in the Sfs-a-wcek
minimum. Mrs. Dclphinc NJ. John
son. supervisor of women in indus
try. said yesterday. She claimed the
minimum wage was failure. bc-
cause It was serving as . maximum
wage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

Lee Stanford Timleck. Canadian. ar
rested In Seattle for the Canadian
authorities. who charge him with pos.
ing az an income tax collector. was
not taken into custody nj the home OF
his brother, c. Timlcck, 1864 Mar
ket at. according to letter from the
brother.
Stanford Timlcck was taken into
custody when he went down town to
pay his head tax. the brother states.