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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
PRESIDENT MASAKYK Ma
MORAVE A MA SLO-
VENSkU.

Prahs, 20. zafi. (kab. CsI.
Tisk. Kanc.) v Brine dostavila
Sc k presidentu Masarykovi
deputace dGhictva, ji1 Masa-
ryk odpovsdel, ukazav ma sve-
tovou krisi, ze pomery Ces-
koslovenslxu jsou lepsi nez jim
de. Politikou Masarykovou a
vlady jest mir. "My chceme a
musime miti mir" pravil.
Pc navsteve Brna, Olomou-
ce, Breclavy a zastavkach v
Uherskem Hradisti, Kremzi a
Hodonine, prijel president re-
pubIiky dne 19. zari do Brati-
slavy. Ma uvitani rIznych kor-
poraci Masaryk odpovsdel:
Ia jeden z nejvstSich uspe-
ch1 statniho prevratu povazu-
il sjednoceni Slovenska a ces-
kych zemi, spojeni obou vetvi
hranicfch spolecneho statu".
Masaryk vzpomnel ucasti slo-
venskych legionafu ma zahra-
nicnich bojich, gen. Stefanika
americkych SlovakI. "Rov-
nocennost Siovenska a ceske
polovice,' pravil, "jest vyja-
drena nejenom jmenem statu.
ale i demokratickou ustavou.
Program statni politiky zaru.
cuje zachovani slovenskeho
sverazu feci a kultury a rozvi-
mutt slovenskeho narodniho
charakteru."
Masaryk jiz dnes vidi uSpeS-
ne pocatky prace snahy no.
veho zivota, noveho Slovenska
Ma slovensky, mad'arsky a ne
mecky pozdrav starosty DuSka
odpovedel president Masaryk
v techto trech reGech a zdura7
nil, re demokratjcke zasady
ceskoslovenske ustavy vylucu.
| il nasilne RESENT narodnostnich
a nabozenskych otazek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
LUPlC MA SVATBE.

Syn nakupniho agenta The
Cleveland Railway Co., Stan
leye, Charles, bytem V {. 1902
Euclid Ave. Sc zenil sc slecnou
Helenou Grace Meighoyou V
Pottstownu V Pennsylvania. V
utery prave "a zkouseni sya-
tebnich obfadG vnikli do no.
rejSiho poschodi lupiti ukra-
dli nevest6 svatebni darky V
Gene $4,000. Detektiv, iemu2
sv6feno bylo stfezeni darkd,
Sc $ panem zenichem pustili "a
lupici a vyslano "a mimi ne
kolik kuli. Bandit6 zmizeli, a.
lie krvava stopa naznacovala,
re byl nektery Zran6n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22

Josef James Pos, chiroprac-
tik, opustil svoji manzelku, 6
mesicd pred narozenim Mar
iorie a I'll po celou tn dobu Sc
svymi rodici v elsie AIT Le-
ster Ave. S. e. Ze sveho do
nova zmizel zahadnym zpGso-
benz V prosinci minuleho roku
a nebyl od tech casd spatren.
Pani Posova starala Sc o dite
cd jeho narozeni, ale nyni kdy
nemuze nalezti zamestnanf,
jest il to nemozno. Bydli V ci-
sic 1914 Blanche Ave. a prosi
1azdeho, kdo by o pobytu ie.
iiho muze v9del, il blizSi infol
mace oznamil. ZmiZely Pos jt
povolanim chiropraktorem a
jest 23 roku star. Dfcko jeho
Jest stare 10 mesicu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
AMER. FED. PRACE PROTT
SPORENf CONCONU.

Ma vcereisfm zasedani A
mericke Federace Prace byl
tajemnfk John c.. Owens nred-
ne vyzvan, aby Sc dostavil do
pTiStf schGze mestske rady a
professional proti fizenf pouli6
mich kar jen jednim muzem
ma trait Harvard Denison. T.
spornym systemem spolecnosti
clevelandskych poulienich
drah isou cestuiici pripravova
nj o Gas. jelikoz 1spornym tim
opatfenfm Sc doprava zdrzu-
ie az o 45 minut. coz zeime-
ma poskozuje delnictvo jezdici
do prace,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
AUTOMOBILEM ZABiTY
HOCH.

Ma kTizovatce Scranton rd.
a Sadie Ave. S. w. pTechazel
jlzdni drahu spolu s iinymi no
chy 10-lety John BatZ, 2970
zap. 25. ul. a byl s1-azen k ze-
mi taxicabem. Hoch dopraven
byl ihned do mestske nemocni
ce, kde ale "a n6kolik minut
zemfel. Auto patri The Cleve-
land Transfer Go. a bylo fize
no 2l-letym Soferem Dell
Funtingem, jenz byl zatten a
dan Y obzalobu pro zabiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
ZATCENI JINE. SVEDkY YNE
PKUCESU 5 VRAHY.
kAGYHO.

Jiz sesta osoba byla zateena
pro svad6nf k faleSnemu sye-
deetvf V procesu McGanno-
mem. Jest to pani Anezka Van
H0rnoya, 8705 Detroit Ave.
ma kterou vCera veter vydal
prednosta okresniho soudu.
Maurice Bernon, Zatyka6. Pred
vedena bude jiz dnesniho do
poledne, by vysvetlila vyrok IL
cineny v1Gi policeinimu straz-
nikoyi Franku Rrooksovi,
jenz musel resignovati ma sve
misto proto, ze svym pfedsta-
venym zataiii. ze byl ocitym
svedkem, kdyz Kagy byl ma
rohu Hamilton Ave. a vych. 8.
ul. zastrelen. Van Hornova me
la X Brooksovi pronesti v9tu as
naSledovniho zneni: "Jest-li
ze feknete "a procesu s Me
Gannonem pro pf-emlouvani
evedkh, BE jste sc mSlil "a ze
ste McGannona ma rohu onom
nevidel, dostanete Sc do poll.
cejnfch slu3eb zpet.''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
X SMRTI ODSOUZENY PUR-
PERA DOPRAVEN DO
CLEVELANDU.
Bude vypovidati jako svSdels
proti Benignovi.

V 7:45 hod. rano dopraven
byl, pripoutan isa k SerifGm,
k smrti odsouzeny Sam Purpe-
ra, ably svedcil prot z tehoz
zloGinu souzenemu Dom. Be
nignovi. Purpera ma zaplatiti
od patku ia tyden zlo6in svdj
v elektrickem kresie, jestlize
apelacni soud vyfidi jehO Ia
dost zaporne. S odsouzenym
nebylo novinarskym zprayoda-
jun ieho strazci dovoleno roz-
mlouvati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22

Sc raznily. Collettiova, tchyne
Dominika Benigna vlastni Pc
karstvi a diva pekaf'i, taktez
Vlachove, John Ferrante a
Rosario Totorio, IL nj zamest-
mani vypravovali jako sv6dci,
re videli osudneho rama Domi-
nika stati ieho autem o 9. h.
dopoledni pred pekarstvim,
jez Sc nachazi ma Scovip Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
POZDRAV Z LONDYNA.

Pan Al. Yak jest liz ma ceste
k domovu, nebot' nam posila
pekny pohled $ pozdravem z
Babylonu mad Temzi, z Lon
dyna, spolupodepsany manzel-
skymi parky Hlavat tkovymi a
Vancurovymi. Za pozornost
mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-22
ROZLUSTENf OTAZKY
STAVHY NADRAzf ROZLU-
STf PRY | RYTOVOU
NOUZI.
Obchodni komora We prospsch
stavby ma Squaru.

Mesto Cleveland potTebujeI
velenutn6 dstredniho osobnfho
nAdrazi, V n6mz by vydst' oya-
w nejen trate zeleznicnich Ii
nii, ale j drahy mezim6stske il
linii Rapid Transit; tax zn6lI
vterejsi vyrok ma verejnemI
slyseni tlumoteny obchodnikyI
a znalci. Jest nutno, ably Sc
octl Cleveland j po teto stran-
ce v jednom. poradi s jinymiI
americkymi velkymi mesty.
Y. w. Sincere, generalni RI
ditel velkeho departmentniho
obchodu Bailey Co. ma rohu
Ontario Prospect Ave. W
slovn6 prohlasil, re bude-li
jednou move nadrazi stati ma
Squaru, pax re V nasem mest6
nebude existoyati bytoya elm
zovni krise.
Komisaf Campbell tazal Sc
Sincera, zda uvazoval finan-
cnfm stavu drah a zda bylo by
radno vydati ma stavbu $780,
100000 a dostal "a odpoved' (,
ze cleyelandske Obyyatelstvo
naklad nebude platiti, ale pc
nize sehnany budou a jist6 Sc
behem casu splati pfijmy il
ntmi, jez vyplynou zjednodu-
senOu dopravou. Podobne re-
soluce, navrhy j doklady pre-
svfdcoyaly o velkych yyhodach
stavby nadrazi ma Squaru a
hlavnf oposicnik Sc svymi pfi-
vrzenci uspokojili Sc jen sar-
kastickymi poznamkami.
Pravnik Boyd predlozil re-
soluci podepsanou "a re %
mestskych radnich We prospech
staVby ma namesti a opis re-
soluce zaslan byl tez Mezistat
nj Obchodni komisi do Wash
ingtonu.
Komisaf Campbell oznAmil,
re zdejsi vySetrujici konlise
dostava spoustu pisemnych
navrh0, Zprav, atd. coz vSak
jest neuZnanou propagandou,
jelikoz podobna koresponden-
ce neni ami Ctena. Jen ma re-
soluce fadn6 overene zada-
ne pfedepsanym zpdsobem je
bran Zretel.
K nechutne debate doslo
kdyz Witt kladl otazky r. +
Collinsovi, tajemniku okresn.
stavebni komise, take Camp
bell oba soky musel nekolikra
te yolati, ably Sc drzeli veci.
Riditelska rada Obchodn
komory ma vcerejslm 2asedan
exekutivy odhlasoyala, abS
draham New York Central, Bis
Four a Nickel Plate dano by
10 povoleni k vykupovani ma
jetku od the Cleveland Ter
minal CO., ably umozn6na byls
stavba osobniho nadrazi n;
Public Squaru.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-04

Following is the fun text ol tba ~
augurai address, Of Vice President
Coolidge:
Five generations ago, there was
revealed 10 the people OF this nation
q new relationship between man and
man. which they declared and pro
claimed in the American constitution
Therein they recognized legislature
empowered to express the will OF the
people in law. judiciary requiring
TO determine such state law and an
executive charged with securing Obedl-
ence 10 the law all holding their
office not by reason OF some superior
force but through the duly determ-
ined conscience CT their countrymen.
"To the house. close TO the heart
Of the nation renewing its whole
membership by frequent elections. rep.
resenting directly the people reflect
ing their common purpose. has been
granted a fun measure OF the power
Of legislation and exclusive authority
to originate taxation
TO the senate. renewing its mem
bership degrees, representing in part
the sovereign states. has been grant
ed moi only fun measure Of the
power OF legislation but il possible
far more important functions To
1t IL entrusted the duty VI review. uIat
10 negotiations. there may be added
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-04
Reflection Of Wars Action

The business world reflects the dis
iurbance Of wars reaction. Herein
flows the iife-blood OF material ex-
istence. The economical mechanism is
intricate and its parts inter6ependsnt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-04

friction OF modern industrialism and
we must learn its causes and reduce
its evil consequence by sober and
tested methods Where genius has
made for great possibilities, justice
and happiness must be reflected in
q greater common welfare
The Supreme Commitment
Service is the supreme commit
ment OF life. | would rejoice to uc-
claim the era Of the golden rule and
crown il with the autocracy OF scrv-
ice. | pledge an administration. ]
pledge an administration wherein all
the agencies Of government are called
10 serve and ever promote an un-
derstanding Of government purely as an
expression Of the popular will.
"One cannot stand in this presence
and be unmindful Of the tremendous
responsibility. The world upheavaI
has added heavily TO our task. But
with the realization comes the surge
Of high resolve and there is reassur
ance in belief in the Godgiven destiny
Of our republic. If / felt that there
is to be sole responsibility in the ex'
ecutlve for the America of tomorrow
! should shrink from the burden. Bul
here are a hundred millions, Will
common concern and shared response
bility, answerable 10 God and country
The republic summons then to theii
duty and invite cooperation, fol
| with these | am not afraid.
Il accept my part with single
mindedness Of purpose ond humility
OF spirit and implore the favor ant
guidance Of God in his heaven. viii
these | am unafraid and confiden
they face the future.
II have taken the solemn oath o
office on tina. passage Of Holy Wi
wherein It is asked What doth TN
Lord require OF thee but 10 DO justl
and to love mercy and walk humDl
with thy God THIS ! pledge " Co
and country"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-04

after conflict and suffering The
earth is thirsting for the cup Of good
will. Understanding is it's fountain
source / would like to acclaim an
era of good feeling amid dependable
prosperity and all the blessings which
attend
Protection OF Industries
1T has been provided again and
again that We cannot, while throw
ing our markets open to the world,
maintain American standards Of living
and opportunity and hold our indus
trial eminence in such Unequal com
petition There Is Na Turing fallacy
in the theory of banished barriers
OF trade, but preserved American
standards require our higher produc-
ton costs to be reflected in our tariff
imports. Today, as never before,
when peoples are seeking trade, res
toraton and expansion, we must ad-
Just our tariffs 10 the new order. We
seek participation in the worlds eX-
changes, because therein lies our way
to widcned influence and the triumphs
OF peace. We know full well we can
] llOk Efll Mnfit We hO iiDA buN 1llI w
cannot sell successfully where we
do not carry.
Opportunity is calling. not alone
| for the restoration but for a new era
| in production. transportation and
| trade We shall answer It best by
meeting the demand Of surprising
home market by promoting self-re-
| lance in production and by bidding
enterprise, genius and efficiency TO
carry our cargoes in American bot
| toms to the marts Of the world
An America Of Homes
we would not have an America
/ living within and fCr herself alone
but we would have her self-reliant, in
dependent and ever nobler. stronger
and richer. Believing in our higher
standards. reared through consutu'
tional liberty and maintained oppor'
tunity, we invite the world TO the
some heights. But pride in things
wrought is no reflex Of a completed
task Common welfare is the goal Of
our national endeayor Wealth is no
inimical TO welfare it ought 10 De IL
friendlesl agency.
There never can be quality o.
rewards Of possessions 30 long as the
human plan contains varied talents
and differing degrees Of industry ant
thrift. but ours ought 10 be a fret
country from great blotches OF dis
tressed poverty We ought 10 ilnt
o way to guard against the perils an(
penalties OF unemployment. We wan
q 4 IN... g..r a rssEHl
hope and happiness, where mothers
freed from the necessity for lonl
hours Of toll beyond their own doors
may preside as befits the hearthston'
Of American citizenship We wan
the cradle Of American childhood
rocked under conditions 20 WHOLESOME
and 80 hopeful that no blight maj
touch 1t in its developme mt, aud w
want 10 provide that no selfish inter
est. no material necessity 10 lack o.
opportunity shall prevent the gaininl
OF that education 50 essential To Des
citizenship
There is no shortcut to the max
ing of these ideals into glad realities
The world had witnessed. again sn'
again. the fuulity and the mischie
OF in-considered remedies for socia
and economic disorders. But We ar
mindful today as never before Of m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-04

ratification. and to appointment ap-
proval But its greatest function OF
all. too little mentioned and too little
understood. whether exercised in leg
isaLing or reviewing. is the preser-
walton Of liberty Not merely the
rights Of the majority, they little
need protection, but the rights Of the
minority. from whatever source they
may be assailed. Tho great object
for US to seek here. for the constitu-
tion identified the vice presidency
with the senate, IS to continue to
make this chamber Us it was intended
by tbs fathers the citadel Of liberty.
An c<rmous power is here conferred.
capable Of much good or ILL.,. open II
may be- to abuse, but necessary, Who'll
~ and absolutely necessary 10 secure
the required result.
Whatever its faults. whatever its
human imperfections. there is no ex-
cutiye body in all history that has
used its powers with more wisdom and
discretion, more uniformly for the
execution Of the public viii, or more
in harmony with the spirit Of the au-
thpillg u lllt lNtPiN NhiNh NiNNN~N
it. than the United states senate.
take up the duties the people have
assigned me under the constitution.
which we can neither enlarge or di-
minish Of presiding over this senate
agreeably to its rules and regulations.
deeply conscious that II Will continue
10 function in harmony with its high
81 traditions as a great deliberatiVe
| body, without passion ana without
fear. unmoyed by clsmor, but most
sensitive to the right, the stronghold
Of government. according 10 law. that
| the vision of past generations may be
more and more the reality Of genera
! tions yet 10 come.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-04

sold IN Ardmore and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
johnson Drug Co. City Drug Store,
Frame Drug Co. Bomar Drug Co. cllf.
ton O Adcook.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
CAUSE OF
 EXPLOSION IS
 POLICE BELIEF

CHICAGO, March 30 (by Associat ed Press) ).-The explosion yesterday in the warehouse of Veil & Sons, in which ten were killed, was caused by gas or bomb, in the opinion of the police. Substance is given to their theory by the finding of a percussion cap and parts of supposed bomb in the ruins.
 A branch of the Carnegie library was turned into an emergency hos. pital, where twenty-nine of the in, jured were cared for.
 Search for bodies was continued in the warehouse destroyed yester, day. Eight bodies have been located and removed. It is believed the dis, aster was due to the explosion of fireworks, which were stored without permit.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
CONTEST OVER SOLDIER LAND GRANT
EXK SENATOR FROM WASHINGTON CALLED BY DEATH
LeUi Ankenny Passes Away
 At His WaLLa WaIIa Home

WALLA WALLA, March 30 (by As, sociated Press). Former United States Senator Levi Ankenny died at his home here yesterday shortly after noon.
 Levi Ankenny was born at St. Jo, seph, Mo, August 1, 1S44, and crossed the plains to Oregon with his parents in 1850, receiving his education in the public schools of Portland. After leaving school he was engaged in the transportation business with his father He became agent for the %ells-Fargo Company at Lewiston Idaho, and later engaged in the mer, cantile business in that city. He moved to Walla Walla from Lewis ton and engaged in the banking busi, ness, being president of seven banks in Washington and Oregon. He was
 
 tion to the Republican national con- vention in 1900, and was appointed a member of the Pan-American com mission from Washington, becoming it's chairman. In 1895 and again in 1899 he was candidate for United Statese senator. In 1902 he was elected senator for the term 1903-O9. He was a delegate to the Republican convention in 1904 and a member of the Republican national committee from 1904 to 1908.
 Senator Ankenny was married in 1867 to Miss Jennie Nesmith, daugh- ter ofthe late United States Senator James w. Nesmith of Oregon
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
FdU0rable Report on Legion
 Bil Ls Opposed by Min0ritu

JUNEAU, March 30.-(Special to the Daily Times) unanimous vote the house yesterday passed H. 5. No. 15, carrying a $4,5O0 deficiency appropriation for the Pioneers Home for the current quarter.
 The American Legion land bonus memorial was favorably reported by the judiciary committee, signed by Murray, Frame and Getchell, with Cochrane and Kettleson nou-concur- ring. It is expected a fight will be made in committee of the whole on Thursday to amend the bill when it comes up, with Cochrane leading the effort.
 Governor Riggs yesterday urged the legislature to create a board and appropriate $2,OOO for it's expenses to supervise the assemblage and pay the freight on an Alaska exhibit at the Chicago exposition of the Amert- can Mining Congress meeting in October
 The governor also suggested that the commercial clubs of the territory see that their districts are represent ed at the Chicago convention,
 Under the governors plan, the ex- hibits collected will be the property of the territory after they have served thair r,nrDoca o+ Cbinooo ,,d rlooaS in the territorial museum available for future conventions.
 The Collins resolution authorizing the attorney general to test the val idity of the Jones shipping bill passed the senate yesterday.
 There will be no session of the leg islature Wednesday on account of 1t being Seward day
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
SHIN FLE;NER
 NOT ALLOWED
 LAND CANADA

VANCOUVER, B. C., March 30 (by Associated Press) s).-Osmund T. Grat- tan, alleged Sim Fein envoy to New Zealand and Australia, was refused admittance to Australia and will not be allowed to land here when he ar rives today on the steamship Makura from Sydney. It is said he refused to take the oath of allegiance to Eng land when he attempted to land in Australia.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
 NOW ALLOWED
 FIVE FILINGS

WASHINGTON, March 30 (by As sociated Press) many as five prospect permits may be filed by one individual under ruling au- nounced yesterday by Secretary of the Interior Fall.
 The secretary stated that mineral development is being retarded by the rule allowing but one permit for g. 500 acres.
 Under the new ruling the depart ment retains the right to refuse any permit not considered to be in the public interest.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
BERRY CROPS MARKETED BY
 BIG COMP ANY

PORTLAND, March 30 (by Asso- ciated Press).--A $10,OOO ,O0O corpora, tion to handle the canning and mar keting of the berry crops of Oregon and Washington, was effected here yesterday at a meeting of business men, cannery operators and finan- ciers from both states. The company will be known as the Oregou-Wash- ington Canning & Preserving Go.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
MARINE AIRPLANES
 START LONG FLIGHT

WASHINGTON, March 30 (by As sociated Press) 1.-Two marine aero planes left yesterday on the first leg of a 5,OOO-mile flight to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands and return. The planes were not seen at Fayetteville, N. C., where they intended to make the first stop last night. It is believed they were forced to land on some isolated spot before reaching Fayette- vile.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
CAPTURE MAIN
 BODY RIOTERS
 ENDS UPRISING

BERLIN, March 30 (by Associated Press) The government believes it has effectually broken the Commun- ist uprising with the capture of the main body Of rioters at Leuna and Ammendorf. Fourteen hundred were arrested and many others are fleeing from those cities.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
CALIFORNIA ATHLETE EQUALS WORLD RECORD
 ONE HUNDRED YARDS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calif., March 30 (by Associated Press). - Charles Paddock of the University of Southern California tied the world record in the 1OO-yard dash of g 3-5 seconds yesterday, for the second time in week. He made the same time against the California university track team last Saturday.
 Paddock made the 22O-yard dash in 21 seconds, clipping one-fifth second from the world record. Saturday he ran it in 20 4-5 seconds.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
TOURISTS SEE CRUCIFIXLON
 OF FANATICS

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, March 30 (by Associated Press) Members of a party of tourists reported witness ing the crucifixion of two members of the religious order of Hermanos Deluz at the village of Abiqui, Northern Mexico, on Good Friday. The tourists say the victims consid- cred their part in the ceremony a high honor. They are in a serious condition.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
WANT RECALL GOVERNOR OF
 WASHINGTON

OLYMPIA, March 30 (by Associat- ed Press) Joseph Manning, a Seat tie undertaken, and Mrs. Josephine Mclaughlin, Seattle club woman, yesterday formally requested the sec retary of state to prepare recall petitions against Governor Hart, be cause of his action in signing the poll tax law. It is alleged Governor Hart is guilty of malfeasance in of flee through the signing of the bill
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
RESCUE BODIES
 EN.TOMBED MEN
 IN BURNED MLNE

DOWELL, H., March 30 (by Asso- ciated Press).-The bodies of seven men entombed in the Katlein mine since February 23, when fire broke out in the mine, were removed yester- day. The bodies were not buried in debris and death had apparently been caused by asphyxiation following the sealing of the mine to prevent spread of the flames.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
DAKOTA TALKS RECALL
 GOV. FRAZIER

DEVIL LAKE, N. D., March 30 (by Associated Press).-A convention of Anti~NOn-Partisans will meet here this afternoon to decide whether a recall against several state officers with Non-Partisan endorsement, in- cluding Governor Frazier, will be in- itiated. The convention also will dis cuss the initiation of uumber of laws affecting state owned industries.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-30
NO ANNOUNCEMENT OF
 DATE FOR BIG FIGHT

NEW YORK, March 30 (by Asso- ciated Press). Tex" Rickard an nounced today that he will make pub lie on April 9 the date, place and de- tails of the Dempsey-Carpentie fight It has definitely been decided that the fight will be held in the United States, he said, and the date probab- ly will be July 2.