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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26
\ Na;otcovskemIstatku. !

Roman z anglickeho.

Kings Rest - vlastnl pan
sky dGm Sc svymi kastelovymi
v6zemi vycnivajicimi mad sta
re stromy v parku, stall ma ma
lie vyvysenine, ale role okolnf
mela ,polohu vlnitou a dale V
pozadi zyedaly Sc zalesnene pa
horky a ma jine strane, rovnez
Il velke vzdalenosti postrehl
zablesk yody - reky to, jak Sc
mladfk domyslel, nebot' videl
stribrnou tn pruhu, jez Sc mu
ztracela 0 nee odale znovu
Sc vynorovala.
Bylo to vskutku divadlo pG-
vabne, ma nemz tkvely nyni je-
ho zraky. Kings Rest! Vse W.
hlizelo tax pokojne, tax poklid
ne, re jmeno mistou tomu dane
bylo uplne opravnene a jinoch
v duchu uvazoval, zdali take
vse jest stejne klidno pod tim
to povrchem, i vzpominal tech
davno minulych dob, kdy MIA
dy dedic tolik nesnazi a bedy
spIsobil konecne Sc odtrhnul
cd toho, co mu pravem naleze-
10. Tehdy nebylo zde mnoho
poklidu! A nyni?
'Jak to vSe skonci rad
hych vedel!' pomyslel 81 mia
dix z pola S povzdechem, zpo
la usmevem Sc vzprimil. 'Je
to velikolepe dedictvi! Jak
mnoho jsem snil Kings Res
q prece nikdy jsem 81 nepfed-
stavoval, re by toto misto takto
mohlo vyhlizeti!'
Probral Sc re sv6ho sn6ni.
Nyni, kdy byl tax blizek "a
ehranne sve lodice, zmocnovala
Sc no vahavost; citil, jak mu
srdce prudce busi a pax slab
ne. Jake bude asi jeho uvitani?
Mlademu muzi zajiste pra
vidla neschazelo pevnosti. Pro
tloukal Sc priliS mnoho sv6tem,
nez ably ostychavost byla jed
nou Y jeho vlastnosti = I'll V
obou nejvic 81 odporuiicich STE
rach spolecnosti lidske. Jako
dite batolil sc V tabore zlatoko-
pi u Sacramento, ,isa milackem
i hrackou drsnych tech muzu
pozd6ji prenesen do Evropy -
do Skol a university; pax do
Jizni Ameriky, kdez opravdu
'videl zivot V nejruznejsich je
no promenach; vSak po celou
tn dobu mysll jen ma chvili, kdy
vstoupi ma pudu, ma niz jest
cizincem - kdy poprve pohlec
ne ma dedictvi, jez bylo jehc
pravem.
Nyni zhostil Sc sve vahavosti
a horlive Sc bral dale, tax re
bro octnul Sc u branky. Byla
otevrena mladik vstoupil a
minul domek vratneho aniz by
byl byval zastaven; zena vrat-
in6ho jen zvedave 81 prohlednu-
Ia cizince, ponevadz vsak ma
vst6va parku byla dovolena a
cizincGm nekdy bylo dovoleno
dunn 81 prohlednouti, neveno-
vala tomu zadnou dalsi pozor-
most mladik bez pTekazky
bral Sc dale krasnym stromo-
radim vedoucim zahradou pl-
inou kvetG ku hlaYnimu vcho-
| du. A zde ma prahu setkal sc
s lokejm, jenz Sc no zdvofile
tazal po Jeho prani.
Pan Caerlyon - muze Sc
mi dostati t6 cti jej videti?' ia
zal sc prichozi zdvorile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26
Ty deti!

'Strejcku, spalil jsem Sc, del
mi ma to mast!'
tNemam, hochu, kdepak
bych il vzal!'
30, nemas! Tatinek fika, re
isl vSemi mastmi mazany'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26

TO jest sir Lester de NAL
pas, - syn sestry tstareho pana
-ona Sc provdala "a sira Ro-
berta de Malpas a ten mlady
muz, jenz tn nyni zije a vsech-
no zdedl, jest jeho synem', pra
vii starec spusobem takovym,
re mlady cizinec byl presved-
cen, re sir Lester Sc netesi me-
ri lidem velke lasce.
Coz ale mlady pan, o nemz
jste prv6 vypravel, nikdy Sc
neozenil nezanechal dedice?'
tazal Sc.
Ne, pane, odv6til starec,
vrte, hlavou. Ten nebyl podle
toho, ably Sc zenil. Pridrzeti Sc
vzdy ma kratickou dobu nejake
nabarvene krasky a pax jiti da
lie - to tax bylo jeho ivy
kem'.
'Nevite vsak prece niceho o
jeho 'pozdejSim zivote!' zvolal
mladlk zostra. Hned ma to Sc
ale zahryzl do rtd a dodal mir
nym hlasem: Ale ovSem -
kdyby Sc byl ozenil, jiste by
byl psal svemu otci'.
'Ano, ano, pane = vsak my
jeste uvidime mnohe zmeny,
pane. Starry pan, ten chradne
- musi byti o nejakych diva
Get roku starsim mne. Sir Le-
ster ten, Sc nyni ujima v5eho,
najemci' plati jemu najemne a
on ridi a sprayuje yse SAM.
Media Sc, re no mate v las
ce', pravil mladik zpolar taxa
We, zpola tvrdicim spusobem.
Venkovan zavrtel podivne
hlavou.
'On neni spatnym nelze
no nazyvati spatnym, mluvil
stafec jako by hadankach
'on neni jako byval mlady pan
- ten byl milackem kazdeho,
muze, zeny i ditete = tax nez-
ne mluvival - ano, jeho hla-
sc spocivalo neco takov6ho ja-
ko We vaSem hlase - a usmev
mel vzdy pro kazd6ho. Sir Le-
ster ~ o, ten mu neni ami do
sti malo podoben'.
Po nejakou chvili bylo mia
dikovi jako by mu pred ocima
vystupovaly mlziuy; pax Sc ta-
zal:
"A sir Lester - meska on ny
nj ma zamku Kings Rest?'
%, ano, ovSem, on Sc tam
stale zdrzuje, nebot' tam bydli.
TAX, pane, dale vas nemohu
provazeti; spatfite King
Rest jakmile yystoupite z to-
hoto lesika', pravil starec "a
staviv Sc ma stezce, kteraz BY
la stromovym listim zastinena,
ackoliv to bylo jasny den
Tiinovy. 'Drzte Sc primo teto
stezky a uvidite branu parko-
YOU a domek vratneho'.
'Dekuii vam tisickrate', pra-
vii mladik a vtisknul venkoVa-
nu stribrny peniz do ruky; pax
pozdraviv zdvorile pozdvize-
MIN klobouku bral Sc dale pc
stezce, zanechav tn starce
jenz jako yyjeveny "a MIN po-
hlizel.
'Kdoz pax jakziv slysel, aby
mIady gentleman snail kobouk
takovou poklonou pred sta
rym deInikem a pax pro nic "a
mic mu vtisknul pill koruny dc
ruky? Musi to byti mlady lore
.Ardleigh, prave cizlch zemI
Sc navrativSi', pravil presved
cepim a odchazel, mruce 81 pc
celou cestu: NJ, o necem po.
dobnem jsem nkdy neslysel!'
KAPITOLA IL.
Me jest to viastnictvi.
Osaniotnev, mlady muz Sc
bral dSle rychleii neZ mOhl ci
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MAST AZINE

neni nibterak ledabylou snfseninop
aie aestarenou ze si1utecn6 Iecivpch
prostredku Masti AzINE uzlya 81 ie,,
soukromt "a tyto vIastnosti jsJ1 dnEa-
zcm Gcinnosa
Mast AzINE jest neicistsfch sou
casu smiseuSch dlouhoIetou glfusepo-
ST. slozena muzi znalymi jak lociti. IT,
ziFani Sc osvedcuje pri
haSli NachlaxenSch pfson
bFonehiainim katarn Zanetu prnduSo,c
sv"ioN%ch boiestf RbcumatiSmu
NeuraiGick5ch beIestech hla,y
Zaa1eenem hrdle.
Navod; Aamazte prstcm bolave misto
q JENNIE mast rozetfete a bez gavazanf
.mtsto pfikryjte. Uzivani ynitrpf.
Nlozte kousek do tepI6 vody yde-
chute paru, yoda must bgtt udrzova-
ma horkou a l1dyz vyprcha sfla masti.
vlozte novt kousek.
Mast AzINE koupfte We vsech l6
karnach V Cleyelandu. Cena 3oc Ma
venek Sc zasila doplatkem ma po-
StONnG
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
d ay
Is Occasion
Of Surprise

A surprise birthday party for
Elvin Gunsley was given ON Sat
urday night at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Guns-
ley, at Hollywood. In this COM
munity the old fashioned barn
dance is out Of style, for new
chicken house, with a surprising
amount OF floor space, was the
dancing pavilion on this occasion.
This is not the first time a SINH
lar house warming has been held
In a chicken house at Hollywood.
Refreshments were served at
twelve o'clock.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Elmo Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
Ackman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Everson,
md Mrs. Fred Olson, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Fred Ilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor La Due, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
3ressler, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter !
Fisher, Mrs. w. F. Starr, Mrs. Ell
nina Gunsley, Lester Starr, Aleck
dunson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Guns
ey and the honor guest, Elvin
iunsley.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
VIII ats New
The NJ arket

| Why hot house tomatoes should
remain at their present price
when fresh tomatoes from The
Dalles are being offered by retail
ers at a much lower price is one
or the mysteries of the trade. The
Dalles tomatoes are quite as
good as those produced by tho hot
houses and just as satisfactory.
Hot house tomatoes are selling at
big prices, but are really worth
about Is cents a pound.
Oranges are slated for a gener-
al rise ON the market tomorrow
Tor there was a slight increase in
the Wholesale price today that
VIII necessitate a change to the
housewife. Just how necessary
snis increase is and what lies be- ,
mind II, is hard to state.
Because of its scarcity cabbage
las risen to 10 and Is cents
read, according to size. That
hipped in however. u selling for
i've cents a pound. 1t is Just be-
ween seasons for this vegetable
nd undoubtedly when the later
tuii arrives there will be a drop !,
u is reported that the price OF
aimon has gone up on the coast ]
treams this morning one to 1Ib
ents In the round. If this report
true there will be a general IN
rease In the retail price here /
'ithin the next few days. One !
iing is certain, that even with c
increase in round prices, Chi 1
ook salmon today is about as
reap here as 1t will get for the 7
ext ten days. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Is
Married Ion
Saturda ay

Miss Esther Englebart and
William Perlich were quietly mar
ried on Saturday evening at the
parsonage of the Baptist church,
Rev. William T. MiIliken reading
the solemn service. The occasion
was marked by Its simplicity and
only a few friends OF the couple
were present. The bride is the
daughter OF Mrs. Anna Engle-
bart. She was graduated from Sa-
lem high school and for the past
two or three years has been en-
ployed in Darby-Burton dental
parlors.
Mr.. Perlich is the son of Albert
Perlich Of this city and is now
employed at the Steusloff meat
market. He was in the army dur
Ing the war and served two years
overseas. He is a member Of the
Elks lodge and the Orphens male
chorus. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Perlich
are well known and popular in
Salem where they have lived all
their lives.
The couple left for a two weeks
outing trip and when they return
hey will be at home at 1147 North /,
Sixteenth street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
her 9 at the Pacific International

Der 9, at the Pacific International
Livestock show in North Port
land. This is the second annual
sale under the auspices of the
oregon Jersey Cattle club.
The committee of breeders in
charge of the sale and who select
ed the animals to go into the sale,
will use every precaution that on
ly the best animals are offered.
The phenomenal showing OF Ore
gon Jerseys in the national awards
of 1920 which has recently been
announced by the American Jersey
Cattle club should stimulate in
terest In the distribution of cat
tie capable of making these big
records.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
No. 8. Trachorna

| Trachoma is disease old as tn
Bible, yet 1t has been known IL
the United States only a matter O
20 odd years, having been broughi
into this country by infected i'm
migrants from Syria, Armenia, and
other countries near Turkey.
The disease is highly contagious
and is seldom cured although cure
Is not impossible. 1t manifests it.
self first in the eye lids, remaining
there for a long time, giving a
granulated appearance to the eye
lids. So serious are the conse-
quences of this malady that It is
classified by the department Of i'm
migration as one OF the '1oath-
some and dangerous contagious
diseases"
A fine of 800 is inflicted on all
steamships who bring an immi-
grant into this country infected
with it and the victims are not al
lowed to land.
in the preliminary stages of the
disease there is comparatively lit
lie suffering. The constant friction
II the eyelid against the eye ball
ioon carries the disease to the eye
md the real suffering sets in with /
he beginning of the destruction of
light. Surgical treatment does
much to check its progress.
Persons with trachoma should
instantly be excluded from schools
I all kinds as soon as the infec-
ion is discovered and from all
atherings where they may be In
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Salem Women Meet
On Visit in the South

Mrs. Q. s. Rider, who is visit.
ing In Ashland. was surprised moi
iong ago to meet Mrs. S. 2. cul-
YER OF Salem. at the station. Mrs.
uuiver was on her way to San
francisco and stopped over to
VISIT her mother at sisson, Cali
iornia. where she was Joined two
days later by Mrs. Rider. Tbev
mo.ored to Dunsmuir, Shasta
springs and Weed. Mrs. Rider will
return to Salem in the near I'm
ture, stopping to visit friends At
hoseburg, Cottage Grove and
Drain. anu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Thought Her Last
Hour Was AT Hand

Tanlac has certainly built me
up from ninety eight to one hum
dred and twenty two pounds,
which is more than ever weigh
cd before, and | can't remember
the time | felt so strong and we'll
as | do now" was the truly re-
niarkable statement made the 9TH
er day by Mrs. May DeNoyer, of
500 =, Sixth St., Portland, Or.
For thirteen years l simply
suffered agony. was told had
gall stones and would have TO be
operated on In order to live, but
] had a horror OF an operation,
and took medicine until the sight
Of 1t almost made me sick. had
no appetite, couldn't eat heavy
food. and even then suffered from
indigestion until II almost drove
me distracted. Why. would
hloat until had such terrible
smothering sensations that some
one would have TO fan me. | had
awful pains in my stomach which
we're so severe at times l would
actually lose consciousness. Many
a time ! thought my last hour had
come. and even now don't see
bow ] managed to live through It
nll.
Il was almost desperate when
J began taking Tanlae. and words
can't express how thankful was
when I began improving on the
very first bottle. kept on taking |
ihe medicine and what four bot
Ties have done for me is simply
astonishing. ! eat onions. cabbage,
meats and anything else / want
how without feeling a sign Of
udigestion or bloating. never have
n ache or pain and have gained
wsnty four pounds in weight. 1
leep like a child at night, my
Is easy for me and /
sel like a new woman. Tanlae
eserves every Bit OF the credit
u my wonderful recovery and /
~ praise the medicine as long
I live" I'LL
Taniac is sold IN Salem By ].
Tyler. druggist. and By Lead
3 druggists everywhere. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Gamble Family
takes Trip East

Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Gamble and
family started today on an ex-
tended trip east, going as far as
New York city. They plan to
,irive through. making a road
Uook, taking picture of the road
svery mile, also mapping the road
as they go. They are making an
official road map for the General
Advertising company. They have
rented their home and plan to
be gone about four months, re-
turning by the southern route.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Mrs. Julius Beebe
Entertains at Luncheon

Mrs. Julius Beebe entertained
at luncheon on Friday at her
home In Court apartments. Pret-
ty decorations were done In ferns,
potted plants and strawberry
blossoms. Mrs. Beebe was assist
ed In serving by Mrs. Fred @.
Buchtel. Mrs. w. A. Pratt cut the
ices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
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Telephone 81
Red Cross Health Hints

close contact with other persons.
The disease is most frequent in
persons under 1S years of age and
thrives in congested districts. A
physician should be consulted as
soon as the first evidence of sus-
picious symptoms appears.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
AROMATIC.Ts,ps,s :

me Medicinal Tea, regulate. !.
system s'aa,s and gives quick rslIs, y Y
weakness and lameness ,s' !, y
back and kidneys, nsrvop,,.a' =
and the dull pains Of ths ',ass \.
ARoMATIc-LEAF is a sjna' ~
pleasant remedy for tbs, ''Ips "
languid condition which . ''s \
fits one for the daily tasts ~ ~
a package at your drugris,, y !
by mail 60 cts. Address, M, MAJ Y
Gray Co., lie Roy, N. Y. l,ss' Jay
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Miss Doncaster
Is Called Home

Miss Charlotte Doncaster, Of
Portland, who has been visiting
in Salem with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shank, was
called home yesterday because of
illness.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Mrs. Mcbride is
Visitor in Salem

Mrs. Howard Mcbride and
three little sons. OF Kellog, Idaho,
has been visiting at the Frank X.
Lowell residence in Salem. Mrs.
Mcbride IL relative OF Mrs. N.
Doiman, Supreme Judge Thomas
Mcbride and DR.. w. B. Morse.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Chadwick Social
Club to Have Afternoon

Chadwick Social club, o. e. S..
will hold one OF its pleasant af.
ternoon meetings tomorrow at
1880 in Masonic Temple. Hostess
es will be: Mrs. c. =. Lytle, Mrs.
W. G. Kantner. Mrs. Eugenia
Dinsmore. Mrs. Ella Royal and
Mrs. Loretta May.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Cushion and Robe
Stolen from Auto

That accessory thieves are again
active in Salem, was evidenced by
one report made to the police last
night.
A front cushion, robe and a
black leather suitcase, containing
some working clothes were taken
from an automobile owned by y.
P. Scharf, of route s, while his
machine was parked on East State
street near the Dreamland rink, he
told officers.
To clean light mating, after it
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Many Students
Desire To Enter
State University

Eugene July 25-A great many
more applications for entrance tc
University of Oregon in the fall
have been made this year than
ever before this early in the sum
mer, according to C. Spencer, reg
istrar, who has been receiving ap-
plications and inquiries for infor-
nation for some time. The stand
ard of scholarship of the students
who have made application so far
this year is very much higher than
ever before, according to Mr.. Spen-
Ger.
TWO Rhodes scholarships to the
University Of Oxford are assigned
to each state in the union.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
HOLLYWOOD Club
To Entertain SATURDAY.

The Hollywood Ladies' Social
lclub will entertain their families
on Saturday night at the John
Gunsley home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Jersey Sale to
Be Held, November

word Just received announces
1nat the Golden Rule Jersey sale
VIII De held Wednesday, Novem-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Return from

V1lI III Ashland
| MRS. Henry De Boost and chill
dren. Henry and Cecilia who
nave been visiting in Ashland
WIN Mrs. De Boosts sister. Mrs.
Livingston, returned to Salem SAT
urday. They have been out of
town several weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25
Visits Relatives
At Eunnyside. Washington

Miss Inez Fits left Salem Sat-
urday night for Sunnyside, Wash
ington, where she will visit rela-
tives for two weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25

brushed on both SIDES, ,,ss
-borax water. y THI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-25

To clean light mating, after it
has been taken up and thoroughly
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-08-19
DETROIT QUOTATIONS
Grain and Feed.


TENDER. $3.50, December 81 SO; No. z
NJ YELL e &C coR n No Z, "a i-sc;
NEw WHITE o. oAT T; us5' No O. s7c;
Nc 6Lb y wEf ri oArs-cash No. .. .,c.
M Y 4 q lssci N No. 3. T. $3.50 ss LIE.
RANsm.,1mmediats and prompt ship
EAiRsLE YaaFeedlns ,25o1.4O per owt
October. 1875; alsiks. si1; timothy.
TAY =, ! timothy. .saqaa SO; stand
N STa' s1 t,otSV i, g6t % mixed .d '2laS5o
s mssd s slsgls No vhs clover si4qis
EfTEi EBOR eP ton saa IN g. Ssr l9s
$Sl; coarse cornmeal. sac; chop, SIS psr
ton In l0O-lb. sacks.
oFLoUR-Fancy spring wheat patents,
ss.s0g9; second winter wheat patents,
S76oqS; winter wheat straights. $500
Live Stock and Poultry.
best cAT bandR wsss, h SSsVsr steers S
s.Se; mixed steers and hsifsrs. }s684
i .gsd7 butchers cheers h6OS6.st; best COWS,
70 ee01Xy. DusonoI evws, SSufoO; cutters,
saiis 5h9:r' boos Gs9i Sul HhoSs
stock bulls. s350q460; feeders. S5ae2S:
stockers, t3.50@5; mixers and sprif,gers
CALVES.Best grades. sf250nis;
0' saEE Fan AND LAMBs-p.st lamb, go
Q1025; fair lambs, sac: light TO com
hsir to good sheep. si91t0; cults iis1 and
, IoGs1Mixed hogs. s1O.!s; pigs and
lights. s11; extreme heavy. sp.75; rouehs.
S,76i stays, 1915; boars, a.
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens. ~
93Oc; Ilsghorn springs. sl42so; iarge
hens, SsqSOc; small hens. 2262sc; Old
Keys, 26c per 10. wi
Farm and Garden Produce.
PLUMS-ss.6O94 per bu.
ssffffttkEsmkRSTt Jla9a 1 Ssr sn
MELONS--Watermlon 4OQ76c each.
PEARs-summer varieties. ss94 Der
PBACHBs-Elberta. $4soaS psr al
ba iHs carrier a5iIs and $500 per 3D. per o
and s5.60d6 per 166-ib. sack ''' ooA
GREEN CoRN-s14l.2 per saoA.
DRESSED HOGS-Light, loo; heavy. AL
CABBAGE-s1.76@2 Der bu.
oNIONS-100-lb. packs, s87b04
DRESSED CA1VESLChoice. i5a1so.
medium, he; large coarse, 661iOc ner IN /
CELERY-Michigan, 2565Oc per dor
Butter and Zoos
EGGS-Fresh current receipts 2o0ao..
candled, S2q33c asked per dog
BUTTER-Best creamery m tub.
Is 1-2039 per ID.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-05-05
Poles Occupy
Upper Silesia,
Fight Italians
Surround Italian Regimen
and Pitched Battle Fnsues
Also Clash With
German Troops.

Oppeln, Upper Silesia, May A.
(By the Associated Press.)-Or-
ganized Polish forces, estimated at
10000 have occupied all of upper
Silesia south of line running from
Kosel to Tarnowitz, with the ex-
ception of few large towns and
are moving further rorthward, ac-
cording to information supplied by a
member of the interallied represent
tation here.
Today, according to this source,
the Poles are marching into Gross
Strehlitz, north of the dine men
toned. in we'll ordered manner, us
ing motor lorries and being supplied
with rifles, machine guns and dyna-
mite
Pitched Battle.
Italian troops at Rybnik, we'll
south in the plebiscite area, COM
prising a regiment of infantry and
two machine gun companies, are
surrounded by 5000 Poles and a
pitched battle has been going on for
several hours, the informant stated
this afternoon. The Italian known
dead are three officers, one of them
of high rank, and II privates.'
Warsaw, March 4.-(By The As
sociated Press. .)-The insurrectior-
airy movement in upper Silesia begun
suddenly Monday night, spread rap
idly in the districts of Beuthen,
Pless, Rybnik and Tarnowitz. Ac-
cording to the newspapers, Polish
civilian fighting organization occu-
pied Katowitz and other towns after
machine gun encounters with the
Germans, but French troops finally
controlled the situation
Newspaper extras last evening re-
ported eight Poles killed and 10
wounded in the Katowitz region in
clashes with the Germans, in whicn
the Poles attempted to gain control
of the districts bordering on the
Polish frontier. Adelbert Korfanty,
the Polish plebiscite commissioner
in upper Silesia, has been recalled
because he exceeded his powers, it
was announced today.
Paris, May 4.-The French sgov-
ernment, it was learned today, has
strongly impressed upon the gov
ernment at Warsaw the grave con-
sequences to Polish interests likely
to result from Polish uprising in
Upper Silesia. Unrest has been re-
ported in this region over the rumor
OF an allied decision giving Poland
only two districts there as result
OF the recent plebiscite. A mining
strike is also in nrnQress there.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-05-05
HOW THEY RAN.

The successful United Seven"
candidates who will take office Nav
II at the city hall will meet the sec
ond Tuesday after the day of election
in the city council chamber to "or-
ganlze and assign the seven port
folios, as is provided in the law gov
erning the city commission form OF
government"
Departmental Assignments.
The probable departmental assign
ments will be:
James c. Dahlman, mayor, in
charge of public affairs.
Henry W. Dunn, police, sanitation
and public safety.
Harry B. Zimman, fire protection.
d. B. Butler, public accounts and
finance.
]. B. Hummei, parks and boule-
wards.
Joseph Koutsky, public improve
ments.
John Hopkins, street maintenance.
Mr.. Dahlinan will remain il, the
marshal's Office until May II. He
wired his resignation of that office
yesterday and arranged for his Off
cial bond as city commissions
through Harry S. Byrne of the FL
deity and Deposit company of
Maryland.
Police Shakeup Promised.
Commissioner elect Dunn, in Inc
for superintendency of police. stated
yesterday new system will be in
vogue in the police department and
several important changes will be
made"
NJ. F.. Dempsey is prominently
mentioned for successor to Marshall
Eberstein as chief Of police.
Tom Dennison declined to make a
statement yesterday.
Adjustment of the Public We'll
fare board as result of the election
seems to be in the cards" it is re-
ported.
Thomas Murray and Harland L.
Mosslnan expect to retire from the
Turn to Pare Two, Column One)