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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
GERMANS FIGHT BELGIANS
Tcuton Population Fight Military
Patrol at Aix-la -Chapelle.

London. Feb. 10.-Serious fighting
between the German population and a
Belgian patrol in AK la Chappelle is
reported in an Exchange TeleSSaph
dispatch from Amsterdam today.
The dispatch quoting a message
from AK la Chapelle in the Belgian
occupation area, says a number of in
habitants of the town refused to obey
the police instructions with regard to
the carnival celebrations and remained
in the streets and cafes until after the
hour fixed for closing the festivities.
This resulted, it is added. in Bel
gian patrol firing on a crowd, wound
ing several nersonS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
TODAY IN CONGRESS
In the Senate.

In the Senate.
Immigration committee to frame
emergency immigration bill.
Senator King to file minority report
on Borah naval building suspension
resolution.
Coal hearings go on before manu-
factures committee.
In the House.
Begins consideration of naval appro-
priation bill.
Military affairs committee begins in
vestigation of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll case.
Foreign affairs committee continues
hearings on resolution for trade with
Russia.
Ways and means committee con-
tinues hearings on revision of tariffs
on sundries.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
new INCOME BILL IN HOUSE
Provides for Payment of One-Fourth
of INCOME to School Purposes

Kansans whose incomes exceed
$36, 500 year may as well arrange to
divide their returns with the county
treasurers if bill in the house today
by Chandler of Wyandotte becomes a
law. Chandler provides that one
fourth of such income shall be paid to
the county to be used for school pur-
poses
The Chandler bill IS the first in
come tax measure introduced at this
session of the legislature. 1t is aimed
at the suddenly rich who have become
wealthy thru discovery of oil and 9TH
eral minerals. 1t affects all classes of
persons, however, whose incomes are
within the scope of the bill.
Instead of use of the income tax for
state purposes, Chandler provides in
his bill that the new revenue goes
into the county fund. He provides
for payment of the money as regular
taxes and would use the income pay
mentS for school purposes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
GOOD ROADS FIGHT FEB. IS
Senate Sets Date for Consideration Of
Compromise Bill.

The date for the good roads fight
in the senate was set this morning as
Wednesday, February is. at 1880
O'clock.
The compromise bill which has been
passed by the house, and which was
drafted in a joint session of the roads
committees of the two bodies, was
substituted on the senate calendar this
morning. for the senate bill. and its
consideration was set for special or
ders OF the day.
Senator Kyle, chairman of the sem
ate roads committee, opposed the mo-
ton to set over the consideration OF
the measure, because he said that
there had been plenty OF time for its
consideration. Other senators wanted
more time, however, and got IT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
WHITE FIGHTS FOR JOB
Democratic National Chairman Re
fuses to Resign-Preparcs for Battle.

fuses to Resign-Preparcs for Battle.
Washington. Feb. 10.-George White
will arrive in Washington late today
or tomorrow, ready to take up the
fight against party leaders who are
trying to unseat him as chairman of
the Democratic national committee.
White has let it be known that he
will not resign as suggested by signers
of a round robin" petition sent him
tee over his head and elect a new
and that he will fight any attempt to
call a meeting of the national commit
chairman. This course has been sug-
gested.
The move against White by Robert
Woolley and Thomas Love of Texas,
both McAdoo men. was known to
White and to Governor Cox before il
was made public. They conferred
about it when Cox was here and made
plans to meet it. These plans will be
revealed during the meeting of the
party executive committee which starts
here next Thursday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
new BANKING MEASURE
House Bill Would Not Permit State
Banks to Hold Stock in Othor Banks.

=. State banks in Kansas would not be
allowed to own stock in other banks
in this state under terms of bill In
troduced today by the house commit
tee on banks and banking. The bill
is aimed at bank holding companies
which invest a portion of their assets
in stocks of other banks.
The bill was read the first time in
the house today. 1t will go on the
calendar under general orders. Con-
ssideration of the measure will pro-
badly come up in the house next week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
HOLD MINER HEARING MAR. Is

Contempt Charges Against Howat and
Local Officers at Same Time.
Pittsburg, Kan, Feb. 10.-Hearing
of three local union officials of the
United Mine Workers charged with
contempt of court for attempting to
fine members for taking a grievance
to the industrial court, will be held
February Is, the same day President
Howat and other district officials
answer charges of contempt for call
ing a strike.
The men were brought into court
late yesterday before Judge Curran,
who decided to hear both contempt
cases on the same day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
URGE BONUS FOR KANSAS men
Capitol Post No. I, American Legion,
to Work for Passage of Bill.

Plans for. the support of the bonus
bill for Kansas ex-service men will be
made tonight at a meeting of Capitol
Post No. l, American Legion, and its
auxiliary. at Legion hall, 210 West
Sixth street. The final organization
of the city and county membership
drive will also be made.
Following the meeting an entertain
ment will be given by the ladies of the
auxiliary and the entertainment COM
mittee of the legion. Mrs. Ray H.
Calihan of Garden City. state presi-
den of the womens auxiliary, will be
the guest of honor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
Beware the Yellow Streak

Washington. Feb. 1o.-A yellow
streak is well enough in gold
mine, but has no place in the make
up of humans or noodles IN
noodles it denotes use of a dye in
place of eggs. the department OF
agriculture holds in an announce
ment today, and federal food in
spectors have been instructed to
shut the gate of interstate COM
merce to such dubious characters.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
POLICEMEN USED GAS.
Negro Staged F1ve-Hour Battle Will
$50 Officers for Freedom.

Philadelphia, Feb 10.-A negro
known as Alabama Joe" was gassed
into submission today after he had
held off ESQ policemen for five hours
Armed with two pistols. the negro
wounded three of the attackers. one
seriously. He was wounded by one of
the hundreds of shots which were fired
refuge
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
STATE AID To ORPHANS HOME
Topeka Institution to Receive $500
Per Year From Kansas.

The Topeka Orphans home would
receive an annual allowance of s400
a year under terms of a bill intro
duced today in the house. Matt
Weiehtman of Shawnee county is au-
thor of the bill.
Weightman's measure provides for
state aid for the home in the amount
of $400 a year during the next bien-
MUM. 1t is the first bill for state
aid of private charities affecting
Shawnee county Institutions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
WANTS COMMERCE SCHOOL.
Kansas Merchants In Session at X. T.
Short Course

Lawrence, Kan, Feb. 10. = -Four
hundred merchants from 147 Kansas
towns today adopted resolutions re-
questing the state legislature to give
favorable consideration to the recon-
mendation of Chancellor E. B. Lind
ley that a school of commerce and
business be established at the Uni
versity of Kansas. The merchants are
here attending the merchants short
course at the university.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
NO new BILLS AFTER FEB. 16
Representative Cloud Would Set Time
Limit on Introduction OF New Laws.

Representative Cloud, of Kingman
county, late this afternoon. introduced
in the house a concurrent resolution
fixing the time for final introduction
of individual bills at February 16.
The bill Will have to. be acted upon
by both houses and will be taken un-
der consideration Friday morning.
The resolution, If passed, will not in
terfere with the Introduction of COM
mittee bills after February 16-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-10
TO REMAIN
April Weather Will Continue
in Kansas.
This Is MiIdest Winter in His.
tory of Topeka.
ToDAY'S TEMPERATURES:

Z O'Clock. BAH o'clock. .3s
8 O'Clock .35I12 o'clock A
9 O'Clock SO L o'clock. 3.
10 o'clock. ...37 o'clock. .3s
The shippers forecast advises the
protection of thirty six hour shipments
TO the north against temperatures OF 80
degrees west, % degrees; east anu
south, above freezing.
Spring, which started in Topeka
with the first Of January. will remain
with US indefinitely. The sunshine
and the temperatures will continue te
follow April specifications indefinite
ly. so far as present indications are
concerned. There has never been
winter so mild in the history OF To-
peka, nor, it is believed, in the history
of the state or the country.
Spring temperatures prevailed over
the entire continent of North America
this morning. At no point on the
weather map, was there zero tenn
perature. Even at Prince Albert can
ada, the thermometer stood TINS
morning at 10 degrees above zero
And the Thermometer was ABOVE
freezing from eastern Kansas to Mas
sachusetts at o'clock this morning
At a few points in the northwest por-
ton of Kansas. in Nebraska and II
the Dakotas, the mercury was below
the 80 degree mark, but at HaYre
,Coot,rro.t ON Pa0o Two,
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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-17
Complimentary AND
FAREWELL DINNER IS
GIVEN Mr.. LOVELY
Friends Express Appreciation
OF Community Work.

Twenty personal friends of Mr..
Francis II. Lowell. who left this
afternoon for his new duties as bust
ness manager of the Johnstown
(Pa) Ledger, tcndcred him a conf
plimentary and farewell dinner at
tho Hotel berkeley last night. and
also presented Mrs. Lowell and him
with small tokens OF their appre.
citation OF the friendships which had
arisen MS n result of their residence
and activity in the community.
All of those who were present
spoke briefly upon ono or another
of tho interests with which Mr..
Lowell had been identified. many of
them personal. others of a commun.
tN nature Mr. Ward McLanahan
acted as toastmaster Tho Young
Mems Christian Association. the
Chamber Of Commerce.. OF both of
which directing boards Mr.. Lowell
has been an active member, and a
variety OF other community under.
takiuRs In which Mr.. Lowell had al
Ways taken n positive concern, were
touched upon. there being complete
agreement that his support had al.
WAYS been constructive and genuine.
Mr. Lowell responded feelingly to
the remarks. spoke of his uniformly
pleasant associations, business and
personal. in the city. and expressed
his regret at leaving. From his per.
sonal contact with the energy which
has been expended In tho institution
4 II,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-17
WOMAN BEATS
AND CHOKES
BOY TO DEATH

fBy international News SerVice.)
frot. Mich, May Il Following
fire finding Of the body Of six-year.
Old Man Earnest. who has been miss
HE since last Wednesday. police en-
tered a charge Of murder against
Mrs Evelyn Elizabeth Eewden, who
previously had been charged with
abduction Tho boys body was
found face downward In a ditch on
f5e outskirts Of tho city. The body
bore bruises which indicated that
be had been beaten and choked to
death Mrs Lewden, the police
sad, had threatened the boys life
after his father had refused to lit
cbattel mortgage which he held
On Mrs Lowden's furniture Mrs.
Ee#den is said to have conducted
millinery store At ono time in
Washington under the name Of
Madame LcPrand Tho police re-
card tine finding or a gray hair on
boys clothing as an important
ffie
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-17

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
EnQ|Gzi SuIlt hOtariti
inlpOtIiVa Subnarine|or
Credinta lor este ca opinia
lumei sprijineste
vederile lor.

Washington, l Dec. = Dele
gatii englezi della conferinta
desarmarii cred ca inlaturarea
totala a submarinelor ca in
strument de razboiu este cea
mai preferable decisie pc care
ar trebui so la conferinta, a.
tunci cand va veni in discutie
chestia submarinelor.
Pc cand delegatii englezi rea-
lizeaza, s'a zis astazi, ca vcde-
rile lor GU privire la inlatura-
rea submarinelor din razboiu
poate nu va avea aprobarea
conferintei, Ell cred Gu siguran-
ia ca va primi simpatia lumei.
In anticiparea unei discutiuni
vii Gu privire la aceasta chestie
inaintea conferintei, unul din au-
toritatile cele mai inalte engleze a
expus punctul de vedere englez in
felul urmatOr:
Gu greu sc pOate uza submari-
nele fara Sc face abuz de cle; in
trecut de sigur s'a facut multe a.
buzuri Gu toate Icgile razboiului
s'a distrus mocenti, oameni carl
nu Sc luptau casi personalul va
poarelor de razboiu. Ar putea Fl
0 uzare legitima submarinelol
daca FAR putea restrange operatiu-
nile lor numai asupra vapoarelor
de rasboiu, dar nu Sc pot uza i'm
potriva vaselor de comert fara a
calca legile.
Mai mutt inca, omul de stat en-
glez a zis ca ell Sc indoieste daca
submarinul a fost intr 'adevar ar
ma puterei mai slabe impotriva
celei mai tari.
La intrebarea daca obiectia a.
dusa submarinelor nu Sc va putea
aduce GU aceasi forta la uzarea ga
zelor orr la aruncarea bombelor din
aeroplane, omul de stat respuns
ca este mare diferenta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02

O alta ramurd imp0rtantd care
are multd analogue cu situatia della
noi este 81 legislatia munce'. Po-
lonia ca 81 MOI, avea in 1919 leg's-
latia germand in Posnanla, legisla-
tia austriacd IN Galitia 81 lpsd
completed de legislatie sociald IN
teritoriile carl an apartinut Rusiei.
Ludnd IN considerare impreju-
rarea CD Polonia are industrie
mult mai mare 81 MAJ desuoltatd de
cat a moastrd 81 cd nemultumired
prOletariatului agricOl peste mdsu-
rd de nuner0s IN POlonin pOate
periclita oricdnd productia agrico-
ld-opera creatd pc teren social in
POl0nia, meritd de0sebitd 1ten-
tune, cu att MAJ muH GU cdt Sc
pare cd guvernul polon a fost mdi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
Atentat0rii della Senat au fOSt
desCoperiti
UN CUB Terrorist IN CAPITALA = 27 ARESTARI =
ATENTATORII. = LEGATURILE GU ZACORDATUL
DIN ODESSA = FUGA IN RUSIA = ATENTATUL
DELA CIOCANESTI - BOMBELE.

Opinia publica a avut tot drep-
tul sa Sc nelinisteasca asupra GER
cetarilor incepute acum zece luni
in jurul atentatului della Senat,
cand doua bombe au sangerat Sc
dinta maturului corp in ziua de 8
Decembrie 1920.
0 masina infernala infipta in
zid, in mod misterios de maini cri-
minale, ucisese pc: episcopal Radu
de Oradea- Mare, ranind grav alti
fruntasi al tarii 81 al bisericei intre
carl pc ministrul Greceanu mort in
urma ranilor primite.
Cercetarile pareau fl infructu-
case raspandind astfel atmosfera
de neincredere in vigilenta autori-
tatilor noastre.
Gu toate acestea, siguranta ge-
nerala 81 parchetul vegheau 81 nu-
mai teama de o indiscretie nepotri-
vita fost motivul pentru care nu
s'a dat pas cu pas tot mersul GER.
cetarilor.
Astazi putem da toate amanun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
45 900 MUNCITORI DE ABA
TOARE VOR FACE LUNI
GREVA.

Chicago, 2 Decemvrie. =. Co
mitetul eXecutiv al tuturor uniu-
nllor muncitOrilor de La marble
abatoare din America Ordonat
greva pentru toti muncitorii or
ganizati la firmele unde s'a pus
in eject in Lunia trecuta reduce
rea noua a platilor. Greva va
atinge aproape $4,000 muncitori
in 10 Orase. Comitetul executiv.
anuntand greva, spune ca toate
Incercarile de a ajunge la un in
teles potrivit 81 uman Gu patronii
au ramas zadarnice, deci comite-
tul Sc simte obligat ca, in intere-
sui muncitorilor, sa ordoneze gre
va, care Sc Va incepe Luni, in 5
Decemvrie, la ora 6 a. m.
Oraselc unde va Fl greva sunt
Milwaukee, st. Paul, Sioux
City, Omaha, Denver, Nebraska
City, st. Joseph, Mo. Kansas City,
Wichita, Oklahoma City, Fort
Worth, East st. Louis, Albert
Lea, st. Louis, Austin, Mimi. Ce-
dar Rapids, Dubuque, la.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02

diplomat tii-delegati al conferintei.
Expertii deci eri au facut rapport
delegatiilor carl tin acum in
mana lor intreg materialul.
Sltuatia presenta deci G asa ca
Japonia, in mod Official n cerut
inca proportie de 1O-1O-7 GU
toate ca probabil va cere. Oricine
care All ar spune ca ce atitudi-
nea Japoniei, ar risca de a pretin-
de ca site sd ceteasca in sufletIl
lui Kato, care este eel mai abil
diplomat poate 81 care 81 dansul
a declarat ca nu site inca care va
fl atitudinea lui.
ST pana ce atitudinea Japoniei
Sc va sti in mod Official delegatia
brltana este foarte optimista.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
FURA 10000 DoLARI.

Niagara Falls, N. Y. 2 Dec. -
Nlste oameni Inarmati au acostat
pc trei oameni al unei companii
Gle express 81 si-au asigurat suma
de 10000 dolari.
Oamenii de la compania de ex
press aduceau la CARA cutie grea
in care erau hartii de valoare dt
10000 dolari. Cand voiau sa ducd
cutia in localul garii, oameni
lnarmati i-au atacat, luind de Ia
Ell cutia 81 scapand GU ea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
De ALE z|LEl

In serile trecutc echipd de po-
litisti din Columbus, o., inarmati
cu un mandat care IL indreptdtea
sd perchisitionese casa unu cetd-
team, care sc presupunea ca 0pe-
reasd un cdsdnel din care picurd
lacrima borhotuluj de stafide, 81
dacd cor aflG ca cetdtoanul intr'a a.
derdr opereasd o porarnd, fic chiar
81 5n minidturd, sal arestese 81 Sc
confiste orr ce apartine ocestei IN
deletniciri prohibite, din cauya H.
mei intdmpldri neobisnuite an ID
sat perchisitia bdltd 81 si-au vdeut
de Mte treburi.
Stdpdnul casei, intdmpindnd pc
politisti la asa din fatd, ia tinut
acolo pdnd q cetit mondotM 81 apoi
a strigat:
"Hei, Judccdt0rulc! Vino sus 81
citeste asta sd vesi dacd este auten-
TIC sdu nu."
81 stiti ce s'a intdmplat? A csit
omul legei din pivnita omului. Ju-
decdtorul q cetit n,andatul 81 a a.
flat Cd indeplineste toate conditiu-
nile legale, 81 a conrins pc politisti
sd-si vdsd de drun.
Prohibitiomistii din Columbus
ansastd ca atanci cdnd este rorba
de erecutarea u1ui mandat nu tre-
bue So fie nici 0 distinctie 81 cei-
lalti fabracanti clandestini an,enifa-
ia sd mdpddeascd pc Judecdtori Gu
inUitdri, de 0arece de cdnd Gu IN
cldentW dcesta, s'd intdrH in ei ere
dintd ca JudecdtOrii sunt un tails
man care pOdte snldtura neaiunsu-
rile dela casa lor.
Pentru conformitate,
CARABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
MunCa in Polonia
DECLARATIILE VICE CE-MINISTRULUI MUNICH,
DL. GUSTAV SIMON

fericit decdt moi in asezarea princi-
piilor fundamentals ale Ogranizdril
81 protectiei muncii, asigurdrilor 81
asistentei sociale.
ca aceast0 este redlitatea am a.
cut Ocdziuned de c0nstata la fatd
locului IN timpul Uisitdrei dtitor
fabrici 81 usine din principala re-
giune industradld din Polonia, IN
de productia raportatd la nunsdruL
McrdtorilOr ma scdsut 81 unde
GREVA POLITICA NJ SE Gu
NOASTE.
Cum s'd djuns la asemenea
practicd resOlVare a prOblemei le-
gislatiei socidle MIA erpus-o char
autorul principal al acestor. legi
d. vice-ministru Gustav Simon, a.
lCQ1TINUARE RE PAGINA -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02

tele intrucat cercetarile sunt la un
punct cand Sc poate spune ca aten-
tatorii vor putea da seama justitiei
de crima lor.
Descoperirea Sc datoreste in spe-
cial dior Romulus p. Voinescu, di-
rectorul general al sigurantei !;
Vintila Ionescu, subinspector ge-
neral; D. Cernescu, judecator de
instructie; Major Cernai, comisar
regal; Codin Stefanescu, procuror
81 Banciulescu, sef de serviciu, carl
all muncit nefntrerupt ri 81 noapte,
adunand dovezi de culpabilitate,
spre ridica voalul ce acoperea
acest atentat miselesc.
Arestarea unora din acesti cri-
minali "a facut odata Gu prinderea
membrilor noului grup communist
descoperit in ziua de II Octombrie
cor, despre care fapt am vorbit,
aratand ca 'au operat de odata p
de arestari in diferite cartiere ale
Capitalei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
/ 1urburariIe din
viena
American jefuiti de haine.

Viena, l Dec. - In devastarile
carl au avut loc All pc o scala in
tinsa in Viena multi americani
carl Sc aflau la hoteluri au fost
atacati 81 uni din eli tratati gro.
solani.
Dina Hand, sofia unui colonel
din armata Statelor Unite 81 flea
Ell au fost jefuiti, luanduli-se bla-
nurile 81 hainele lor. In acelasi
hotel 81 etaj, colonelul Miller, din
armata Statelor Unite, impreuni
Gu doamna Miller, au expus dra-
pelul american 81 au vorbit in
limba engleza 81 devastatorii s 'au
retras din camera lor.
Hotelurile New Bristol 81 Old
Bristol au suferit mai multi, find
in parte distruse 81 pasagerii de
la etajul al doilea jefuiti.
Investigatiile facute la hote-
luri au dovedit ca multi pasageri
au fost jefuiti de hainele 81 giu-
varicalele lor, in uncle cazuri
smulgandu-se cerceii din urechile
femeilor.
Dupa aparenta in centrul ora
sulul au operat elementele cele
mai decazutc, unindu-se Gu crimi-
nalii eel mai periculosi, comitand
tot felul de excese.
Aseara la orele sapte strazile an
fost din nou linistite 81 dupa a.
parenta nu Sc prevede noui tur-
burari seriOase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
TURBURARI
in IRLANDA
Dol politisti omoriti.

Londra, 2 Dec. ->Cele mai Sc
rioase turburari de la armistitiu
lncoace s'au intaplat All in Lon
dOnderry unde au fost omoriti dol
politisti.
Oameni inarmati au atacat All
in zori temnita. In acelas moment
prisonierii au inceput 81 Ell tur-
burari. Politia s'a grabit in aju-
torul temnitei. In ciocnirile ce-au
urmat au fost omoriti dol poll
tisti. Sinn-feinerii nu spun perde-
rile lor dar Sc crede ca 81 din eli
au fost omoriti sapte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
PERSIA CONTRA AMERI-
CANILOR.

Londra, 2 Dec. - o telegrama
sosita la London Times din Ia
briz, Persia, spune ca niste triburi
salbatice au atacat misiunea lu-
terana americana din Syjbulak,
in Z Octomvrie 81 rupt hainele
de pc trei femei americana
d-soarele Schongood, Fossum 81
Gudhard 81 au batut pc un fran
cez atasat misiunii: dl Bachi-
mont. Doamna Bachimont fost
gasita Gu doua zile mai tarziu in
0 stare miserabila. ascunsS in 0
casa parasita. Cincisute jandarmi
au fost impuscati de triburi. u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02

San Francisco, 2 Decemvrie. =
Domnisoara Irene Morgan, mar
tOra pentru Roscoe Fatty Ar
buckle, este otravita intre impre-
Jurari foarte misterioase. Domni-
soara Morgan a fOst eri in corido.
rul curtii Gu jurati cand s'a Writ
langa ea un ON. Ea a mancat niste
bomboane date Ell de acest indi-
vld. Dupa aceea ca a dus la o
farmacie unde beut un pahar
de soda. Dupa aceea a mancat in
ca cateva bomboane 81, - dupa
cateva momente, = la VENT rau
81 s'a dus in camera eli din hotel.
Alcl Sc temea ca va muri, dar ac-
tlunea imediata dol medici au
salvat viata eli.
AceSt caZ a facut mare SenSatie
81. advocatii lui Arbuckle spun ca
acest caz urmat incercarii de-
tectivilor procurorului ca sa vor
beasca Gu unii din jurati. Advo.
catii lui Arbuckle vor face uncle
acuzari in legatura Gu evenimen-
tele din urma.