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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07

Biura dyrektora prohibicyjnego
Richardsona i stanowego szeta
prohibicyjnego Ralpha w. Stone
staly sic wczoraj Mekkq, do kt6-
rel tlumnie ciagneli rozmaici po-
litykierzy ma skutek onegdajsze-
&c ich oSwiadczenia, ze mic zare-
komenduja odnowienia wiecej jak
40 licencji ma hurtowna sprzedaz
w6dki alkoholu W caiym Stanie.
Politykierzy ci szli wstawiac sic
"a rGznymi swymi protegowany-
mi, ktorzy wnieSli proSbe takie
licencje, a teraz obawiajq sic, ze
ich ME dostanq - spotkali SIG
jednak Z zimnem przyjeciem i
oSwiadczeniem, IL decyzja w o.
mawianej kwesji stanowczo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
Z Biura MeteOrolOg. .cmegO.

Wsch0d sfohca O godz.nie 7:1S.
Zach6d siohca. godzinie 4:45.
Pogoda W Chicago / ololicy: Me
,pewna pogoda W piatck 1 prawdopo-
dobnie w sobote. Chiodniej W piatek.
Umiarkowany pdInocno-zachodni 4
zachodni wiatr w piatek, przechodza
cy W sobote W zmienny.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj.
wyzsza wc1oraj o godz. l popofudniu
45 stopni, najnizsza godzinie @ rh-
no, 80 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
NIEZMIENIONE OPLATY
MA KOLEJACH GoRNYCH.

Stanowa komisja uzytecznoScl
publicznych wydala wczoraj de-
cyzje, re pobierane obecnie opia-
ty "a przejazd ma gornych kole-
jach DO 10 centow cd osoby,
wzglednie 80 cent6w "a 4 bilety,
maja pozostac jako obowiazujace
stale odtad. Byi to ostatni waz-
niejszy akt lowdenowskiej tel
komisji, po ktorym prezes jej
James II. Wilkerson wreczyi
swa rezygnacje gubernatorowi
Lowdenowi z tenn, re ma ona
wejSt W zycie cd przysz}ego po-
n;edzialku. Pan Wilkerson powia
domii swych przyjacioi zaraz po
elekcji Lena Small ia gubernato-
ia, re odmowi dalszej swej siuz-
by pod nova administracja sta
nova.
Wobec omawianej decyzii ko-
misji uzytecznoSci publicznych
przypuszczalny roczny dochod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, Piatek, stycznia: Sw. Lu-
cyana NJ.
:. Jutro, sobota, 8 stycznia: Sw. Sc
weryna NJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
o UWOLNIENIE WEI
NOW .,POLITYCZNYCH."

Washington, 7: stycznia. -
Rezolucja senatora France, ma.
jaca ma celu uwolnienie wiezniow
skazanych W czasie wojny "a
przestepstwo prawa o szpiego-
stwie, zosta}a wczoraj przedlozo-
ma komitetowi Senatu przez re-
prezentanta parti soGalistycz--
nej. Generalny prokurator Pal
mer zostal wezwany ma dzisiejsze
posiedzenie komitetu, celem wy.
powiedzenia swych pogladow W
tel sprawie. Pr6cz prokuratora
wezwani zostali rowniez: A. Lee
z Nowego Yorku, czlonek komi-
tetu wykonawczego 'krajowej par
til socyalistycznej, oraz J. Pan
ken i panna F. Witherspoon , z
NoWego Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
ODCZYTANIE MOWY TRIO
NOVEL PRZEZ KRoLA
KONSTANTEGO.

Ateny, 7 stycznia. - CPrasa
Stowarzyszona.) Wczoraj krol
konstanty odczytai pred parla-
mentem swoja move tronowa,
Podczas czytania krol czesto sic
zatrzymywai. Ceremonja byia
niezwykle solenna. Poza krolem
staia krolowa Zofja, a w lozy Sic
dziaiy ksiezniczki. Kr6l miai ma
sobie mundur marszaika. Para
krolewska podczas ceremonJi mia
Ia wyglad zmeczony i przygne-
biony. Krolowa jeszcze bardziej
posmutniaia, gdy krol w swei
movie wspomniai O smierci syna
Aleksandra, mowiac, re jedyna
pociecha dla niego jest, re smierc
syna wywolaia TAXA wspania1a
manifestacje.
Przed rozpoczeciem uroczysto
sci i po zakonczeniu wzniesiono
wiele okrzykow ma Geese krola.
BUDDYJSKA ARMJA zBA-
vienna.
Toxic, 7 stycznia. - (Prasa
Stowarzyszona.) Zostaia zaiozo-
M buddyjska armja zbawienia z
gl6wna kwatera W TOXIC, zada-
MEM kt6rej, wediug slow jedne-
go z jej czionkow, bedzie zwal-
czanie Chrzescijahskiej Armji
Zbawienia W Japonji.
Czionkowie buddyjskiej armji
zbawienia brali wybitny udziai w
zaburzeniach, jake miaiy miej-
see podczas jubileuszu Armji
Zbawienia. -
Puik. Duce, czionek Armji
Zbawienia zajas sic wyswietle-
MEM sprawy napadu.
BOLSZEWICY UWOLNILI
PoSLA FILIPOWIcZA.
Pyoa 7 stycznia. - RosyjSka
delegacja pokojowa zostaaa "a
wiadomiona celem zakomuniko-
Dokonczenie ma stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
RoSJA zUPELNYM BAN
KRUTEM - MOWI M1LU-
KOV.

Londyn. 7 stycznia. - CPrasa
Stowarzyszona.) Professor Pawe'
Milukow, byiy minister spraw "a
granicznych przy rzadzie Kieren
skiego, obecnie leader ruchu anty
bolszewickiego W Anglji, mowi
ze Rosja procz lnu i budulca ME
posiada mic wiecej do eksportu, a
uawet wspomniane artykuly 20
staiy juz niejednokrotnie spree
Cane, Trudno sobie wyobrazic =
m6wi Milukow, azeby firmy an
gielskie uwazaiy to "a solidna
podstaws do handlu z krajem,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
KURs MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle komunikatu Polskiego Kon
sulatu Generalnego kurs marek pol
slzich Jest dds $50 marek IA 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
PoLSKA FLoTA WoJENNA

GdanSlz, 7 Stycznla. - "DdllZl-
ger Ztg." donosi, re W najbliz-
Sym czasie przybeda do Gdanska
cztery lodzie do wyiawiania min,
przeznaczone dla Polski, 4 nale>
zace dotychczas do niemieckiej
marynarki wojennej. Lodzie tie
beda najpierw oddane do napra-
WV w Sonndenburgu, poczem
przybedq do Gdahska. Pole
mnoSG kazdej Iodzi wynOsi okolo
400 tonu. szybkoSc - II mil NOR
skich ma godzine. Lodzie te uzy-
te bye moga rowniez do sluzby
celnei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
TEKSAS ME PRZYJMUJE JAPONC0W.
Hoover W Ataku i 0bronie.
KONCRES UTNE 1868 POSAD RzADOWYCH.
Uhzymaniie Rz2du Kos1uje Mas $5,O64OOQOO0.
1NNE ETELEGRAMY KRAJoWE

komitetu dla spraw finansowych,
oswiadczyl wczoraj, il popierat
bedzie bill taryfy celnej, ktory
przewidqje naiozenie grubych
eel ma import zagraniczny, a
zwlaszcza ma produkty rolne, po-
nlimo tego, il najprawdopodob-
niej zostana W MIN wprowadzo-
ne pewne modyfikacje co do wy
sokosci oplat. w formalnem swo
jem sprawozdaniu senator Pen.
rose oswiadczyi, il pragnaiby
|wyjasnic nieporozumienie, jake
przedostalo sic zagranice, co dc
statutcw t. wv. nadzwyczajncj
taryfy emergency tariff. "a
przeczyi- on takze, jakoby EASILY
jake roznice co do opinji W tel
sprawie pomiedzy republikana-
mi.
komitety obu LIB dla Srodk6w
i sposobow rowniez prowadziIy
wczoraj przes}uchy w sprawie
taryfy cilnej, biorac pod uwage
rewizje obecnie egzystujacego
prawa Underworld, zgodnie 2
polityka republikanow. Przesiu,
chy W obu powyzszych sprawach
potrwaja jeszcze przynajmniej
okoto czterech dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
ZMIANY w AMBASADZIE
WLoSKIEJ w STANAcH
ZJEDNOCZONYCH.

Washington, 7. stycznia. -
L przyjazdem do Stanow Zjedno.
czonych nowego ambasadora
wloskiego, barona Ricci, obecny
konsul, Giuseppe Branbilla i Sc
kretarz Aleksandro Mariani "a
stana ambasady odwolani.
Brambilla zostanie przydzielony
do biura spraw zagranicznych W
Rzymie,, a Mariani zostanie mia
nowany pierwszym sekretarzem
wsoskiej legacji W Bukareszcie.
Przybycie tu. nowego ambasado-
Ia wfoskiego spodziewane jest w
przysziym miesiacu.
;, LEGION BEZRoBOTNYCH"
PoJDZIE PESO DO WA
SZYNGToNU.
Nowy York, 7. stycznia. = Ma
wschodniej stronie miasta zorga-
nizowai sic z robotnikow, ME ma
jacych zajecia t. wv. ,Amerykai
ski Legion Bezrobotnych". w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07
LOTWA ME WIERZY WE
WZNOWIENIE WOJNY POL
SKO-ROI SZEWICKIEI.

Ryga. 7 stycznia. - Gazeta
..Latwijas Karejwis'', wydawana
przez sztab naczelny dowodztwa
l.otewskicgo, wyraza przekona-
ME, re Rosja sOwiecka pomimo
przegrupowania !. koncentracji
wojsk ME zamierza wznowie
dzialah wojennych przeciwko
Polsce, gdyz oznaczaloby to woj~
ne re wszystkicmi nowopowsta-
lemi panstwami. Jednakze rska
bolszewicka daje sic odczuwac Z
spotegowaniu ukrytej agitacu,
Landytyzmu w usiiowaniach
paralizowania wewnetrznej orga-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-07

Zmianie ME uIegnle.
, 1921-12-22
pIo. to Grab Castle Discovered.

Copenhagen.-The police have dis
covered plans showing that the home
less unemployed in Copenhagen con
templated seizure of the Christians
borg castle, which is the kings off
cial residence and the meeting place OF
the Danish Parliament. intending TO use
II as n sleeping place. The plans were
taken from the persons of men lead
Ing the unemployed workmen's organ
izations, who when arrested also car
ried copies of a resolution addressed
to the American minister, DIR. j. b
Prince. threatening %reprisals for the
conviction Of murder In Massachusetts,
of the Italians, Sacco and vanzetti.
, 1921-12-22
Stop Movie Exploiting.

Peor;a.-Motion picture theater own
ers will not tolerate films exploiting
wrong doing or any commercIalization
of offenses against society, Sydney s.
Cohen, president of the Motion Picture
Theater Owners of America, declared
at the meeting of the Illinois picture
exhibitors. 1.-THE exhibitors must take
the unqualified position of refusing to
show any film containing elements OF
indecency or Objectionable matter,
which exploits an Individual enveloped
in a scandal" he said. mo sooner has
a grave offense against the peace of
the people been committed than the
m involved seeks to exploit himself
or herself in the movies, thus cashing
in on his or her crime"
, 1921-12-22
CALLS ON BRAND IN FAILURE
TO AARMoNiZE WITH v. s.
NAVAL POLICIES.
FRANCE WANTS FLEET
PLANS PRESENTED TO CONFER
ENCE HAS FULL AUTHORITY
OF FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
Western Newspaper Union s.-, Services,


MISUNDERSTANDING Hughes as
chairman of the armament conference
has communicated directly with Pre-
mier BRAND of France regarding the
situation which has developed as a
result of the stand of the French del
egation on naval ratios. Mr.. Hughes
is understood to nave called the at
tention of ii. BRAND to the unexpect-
ed nature of the French proposal and
to its failure to harmonic with the
basic principles upon which the limita-
ton of naval ornaments plan was
drawn.
Proposals made by the French dele
CATION by the naval committee includ-
ed a definite schedule of construction
which contemplated the replacement
by 1941 of the present French battle
fleet by ten new ships totaling 100000
tons.
The proposals and the accompany
ing schedule of planned construction
were presented with the full author
ity of the French government, 1t was
learned on best authority, and were not
as has been indicated in some quar-
ters merely "a tentative departmental
plan"
The first new ship would be laid
down in 1925 under the French plan
submitted TO the committee, and each
year the keel of an additional ship
would be laid to gradually replace and
augment the present capital ship tom
mage of France, which, in the opinion
Of her government is Anticipated in de-
sign and inadequate to properly pro-
tect the nations interests.
Authoritative French opinion as OBJ
tanned tonight, was that the plan and
its resulting ratio for France was en-
tirely reasonable. 1t was made plain
that there was no disposition to modify
the proposals in their vital features,
or to accept the 175,0OO-ton-ratio pro-
posed by the American delegation.
The naval experts of the French del
egation estimated that the last of the
new shops would be ready for service
in 1911, or not before ten years after
the period of the naval holiday con
templated in the limitation agreement
now before the conference.
Essential features of the French
plan were submitted in a table illus
trating proposed construction, as fol
lows:
Year. Capital Ship Tonnage.
928-164, 900 tall old dreadnaughts.)
1931-20O.0OO 1.-TWO new and six old
dreadnaughts.)
1936-235.0O0 Zone old and seven new
dreadnaughts.)
1941-35O,00O (ten new dreadnaughts.)
An analysis. 1t was explained, would
show that the French navy after ten
years would figure about 100000 tons
of capital ships, including two new
dreadnaughts, and that this would be
only 10000 tons, representing approx.
mately the tonnage of the two new
ships v the allotment made to
France under the American plan.
, 1921-12-22
Mexican. Bar American Funeral.

Mobile, Ala.-Permisslon to bury
the body Of IN American seaman on
soil was denied officers OF
the United States shipping board tank
err Hallway by Mexican officials at Fort
Lobez, Mexico, when the vessel docked
there recently, according to George
Bryant, chief officer of the tanker. The
dead man was John Lee, n pump man,
who was suffocated while In the hold
of the vessel repairing a manhole. No
reason was given by the Mexican au-
thorities for their attitude.
, 1921-12-22

San ~Bernardlno. Calif.-R. 8. Hick,
aged 93 years, who campalgned with
Abraham Lincoln and was one OF the
few surviving delegates of the con
vention at Springfield. ILL.,. in 1854.
when the Republican party organlza.
ton was stnrted. Is dead here. Mr..
Hick was born at Floyd, N. Y, In 1870.
He was elected to the Legislature OF
Illinois in 1858 from Livingstone,
LAsalle and Grundy counties. He
later served MS state senator In Kan
III from Pottawatomis county.
, 1921-12-22
Can Not Meet Payments.

ParIs.-Germany will not be able to-
meet in full her r~eparations payments
of 1,000,O00,OO0 gold marks falling due
Jan. 15 and Feb. Is, and has so In
formed the allied PREPARATIONS commits
sion. A moratorium is not asked for
by Germany in Its note, which merely
lays Germany's financial situation be-
fore the r%eparations commission as ev-
idence of Germany's inability to meet
the installments, each of 5O0,0OO,OoO
gold marks.
, 1921-12-22
DENVER LIVE STOCK.
Gnr

Trading continued good and active
on the cattle market here and dealers
were reporting a satisfactory turnover
of stock from the opening OF the ses-
sion. Conditions in general were un-
changed from the preceding session and
in most sales values appeared fully
steady.
Heifers sold for $3.50 and s4.75 and
a few small punches of attractive cows
white-faced heifers were bought for
stocker at s5.25. This string
will be held here and exhibited in the
stock show in Januar by the purchase
ing firm.
Country buyers and outsiders were
competing keenly for possession of the
better classes Of feeder cattle and
clearances were readily effected. Best
feeding steers sold from So to $3.50.
while medium grades sold from s5.25
to s5.15. Some Shorthorn calves were
sass in one sale. Seventy-six head of
good steers from the Del Norte coun-
try sold for $6.05.
Hogs.
A slow draggy trade with prices
generally Is cents lower. Prices were
reduced all around. but the decline did
not appear 70 most traders TO be as
bad as they had anticipated.
Top was $3.50 and bulk ranged from
1925 to $40. Bids on the material IN
sold were being placed from s6.15 to
500. and IL was not thought likely
by traders that any Of the remaining
stock could bring anything higher than
the TOP OF Sb.oO.
sheep.
Sheep receipts were quite liberal
here. and with a broad demand being
made for all classes OF stock a good
trade resulted at fully steady figures.
The offering was we'll divided between
the fat and feeder kinds. but there were
few ewes.
Interest was conferred on the fat
stock and with packer buyers in the
field in full force. a keen competition
developed among the local killers. A
new top for the week was established
in the sale of three carloads OF pea and
b~arley-fed lambs to packers for s9.75.
These lambs were Of exceptionally fine
quality and were declared by dealers
to be the best that have been seen here
for some time. The lambs averaged rs
pounds. Packers also took two loads
OF sg-pound lambs from the wyoming
Feeding Company for $3.50 and one
load Of T0-pound pea-fed lambs for
se.25. Most of the fat stock offered
was Of an attractive quality that read
lily brought the steady figures.
A good Inquiry was apparent in the
feeder section and trading was active
after the fat sort had been disposed OF.
Two loads of common eeder Iambs.
averaging 40 pounds. were solo for
1915. Best feeders. carrying a fat end
are quoted up to ss.7b.
, 1921-12-22

warsaw.-Gold and Jewels estimated
to be worth $4,000, 100000 Polish
marks, the Russian soviet govern
ment's first payment to Poland under
the treaty of peace signed at Riga on
March IS last, have arrived here. Dia-
monds, rubies and other precious
stones and gold bar, filling 100 cases
In all, We're brought here on a special
train under military escort. The bull
lion, weighing 1880 pounds, gives Po-
, 1921-12-22
chinest Cabinet Resigns.

Peking-The Chinese cabinet has
resigned. No official reason is obtain
able. In unofficial circles, however,
the decision is Interpreted in three
why's: AS a protest against the re-
dictionary regime proposed by Gen.
Chang Tsao Lin, governor Of Man
churia; the demand Of Ching Tsao
Lin for material support by the gov
eminent, and a confession that the
financial situation is impossible of
solution.
, 1921-12-22
New Thrift Bonds.

Washington.-Formal announcement
was made by the Treasury Department
of the Issuance of a new form Of gov
eminent security to be known as treas
ury savings certificates. The certifi-
Gates, also known as thrift bonds.
have been placed on sale In unlimited
amounts. Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon expressed the hope that annual
sales Of these certificates would
amount to $500, 100000.
, 1921-12-22
FOREIGN

AAAN@ az 1911 W III lust u NAAo
measure legallzlng in Great Britain a
marriage between a man and his
brothers widow. il Is estimated that
more thar 5000 people have beer mar
rled under it.
Leonard pion 16 years old of Wind
sor Mills, Quebec. has confessed to the
police that he murdered his mother,
Mrs. Joseph Pion, by shooting her on
Dec. .. HI had been under arrest as
a material witIess.
The interaIlIed renarations commits
sion has authorized n 81. OO0OOoO o in
ternational loan guaranteed nv German
customs. 10 assist German indemnity
mn vments If has heen announced Tha
loan will pay Z per cent and run fifty
years.
Four women have inst passed their
final examination for the bar in Lon
don. but this does nor mean that they
become barristers immediately They
have to finish their course. 80 that
will probably be called TO the bar
during next year.
An official dsc,aa noon will ho ia
sued In Mexico establishing modifica-
lions of import duties, according to
word received. The tariff on Injuries
Will be made twice as much as here
t%ofore, the reports said. The tariff on
tobacco, cigarettes, candies, silks. Jew
elry and matches will he Increased.
Within fen vears India will sneak as
a coeouaI mariner with Canada and
Australia in the British amnira rho
Right Hon V s Strinwaso Sastri In
dia's renresentative in he british
arms delegation, predicted in an adj
aress' ne aiso predicted that posi-
oly recent lrlsh wouid
quicheh even ms es'iiha'e Oh ten
Senrs'
Inc lash, deemed by dominion au-
thorities one of the greatest deterrents
TO crime was ordered applied to Pat
rick nara ana Albert Slade OF Ham
il'on' oh,ario' convicted oil Il Sz,ooo
oahh ropoer! aug l. sentenced 10
NE penlteh''arS lor seven years. the
cohNic's we're oruereu iashed seven
tiins III oeshinihe tneir TERMS anu
sew" 'i"e upon e'inplelioh'
Capt. Hans Berg, who commanded
the German sea raider Appam, which
put INTO Newport News, va, after
sihklhg a NUMBER OF merchant ships,
mas committed suicide Ill Hamburg in
d 1T Oh ~pohue sald Il dlspatch
from tlat city Berg returned TO Ger
many Two years & TO ma MS home
Iahu' nchlesWls, had oeeh awarded TO
denmark lie returned TO hamburg,
Where ne secured a humble jon, but he
""' ~ nan JUL enus niee''
GENERAL
The Grant Memorial Commission
has definitely set ADriI u. 1922 as the
date for dedication of tbe imnosino
Grant memorial nj the extreme north
east end of the grounds of the Botanic
Garden. in Washington
whisky vaIuad ar mora thon coo 900
was removed from tba-T "a p,n. dis
tiuerv noor Tvrora e. - -.
armad mo- ,,ho hora ~ l. .a-
d and three guards Ten barrels
and 1o4 cases of bottled in hond vvbis-
XIV were removed nv the bandit VIII
used three touring cars and two trucks
TO haul the liouor away
M p
s - n iiV.'iVe u
Anorioan 80 pratoaara
10 forhid ,ts mar,hars n,oar;ns LII,
taath as an,hlan,s Th;s - -,
In = rasaIn+ion .aaatoa -.
nho+oaranhs had haan shanrn n,a.an,aa
III hi 60. tha,r taa+h aIana ST.,
ors tnnJndo1 corannon 60. -
IT,
An oluel ulens lne waruen OIL
-. ~ uppeai
- IS" ne ~ not 70
- 80 mno =
~ VI 'ao-
49, ~. y" une
siouhu nut hei N"h'ictiOh ny u jury
, 1921-12-22
Bandit Holds up rhsat.r.

New York.@Three bandits entered
the Capitol theater building. held up
the auditor. Louis Faulkner, and three
other theater employees, and escaped
down a fire escape with $4,000.
, 1921-12-22
The WORLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EiGN COUNTRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
DolNGS AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
WESTERN

Four lumbermen lost their lives
were travelling crashed through an
open drawbridge at Aberdeen, Wash.
One bandit was slain, another prob
ably fatally wounded and a third es-
capped as they were leaving the Cardin
State Bank at Tar River, Okla, after
robbing the bank of $4,000 in cash.
Miss Jeanne Lemore, 20, shot and
instantly killed Ras Cooksey. 10, a ne
gro, in the federal building at Dallas,
Texas, when he attempted to attack
her In the women's rest room OF he
building.
Jack Howard, the convict who shot
and killed Tom Slaughter, leader in
the spectacular prison delivery at Lit
tie Rock, Ark, has been arrested by
Sheriff ]. ]. Crow and taken back
from Benton to stand trial.
Mrs. Elias Michael and Mrs. f. H.
Steedman of st. Louis are the first
women directors of n bank. Their
names are contained in the list of di-
rectorate of the Security National
Bank Savings and Trust Company, an
nounced recently. The bank opened
Dec. 20.
A fight with al enraged Holstein
bull came near to being fatal to w. II.
Baker, farmer of BrIdger, Wyo., who is
nursing numerous bruises, "A sprained
ankle and a sprained hand as n result
thereof. The animals horns also
%punctured his hip and loosened two
of his teeth. Exhausted, he was lying
on the ground with the bull standing
oyer him when his wife and G. l..
Drefson, n neighbor, came to his res
cue.
Portland has accomplished the first
step in plans for holding a world fair
in 1925-indorsement by the voters of
a $2,000,oo0 tax levy to be spread over
three years-and attention is now di-
rected to the second effort in the fl
nancing of the project, approval by the
people of the state of a S3,0O0,0OO tax.
which, added to the amount Portland
will raise and 81. 100000 to be obtained
by public subscription, will complete
h financing.