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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Following Ii price asked aui closing bid
Of Independent OIL stocks on the New York
curb saturday as reported by Houston
lihIA Il 10 g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

In Lincoln county two tests have
reached unusually deep levels and
are being watched very close. The
No. | we'll Of the Ruxana Petroleum
company located in the southwest
corner Of the southwest southwest
OF 17-16-5 Is now shut down at u
total depth OF 1850 feet. Thu
Magnolia Petroleum company No.
l well In tho southwest corner Of
the northeast Of 26-l5-l is drilling
at a total depth OF 800 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
What Is a Home
s-wsss8zxzAEm xEuA zr r-zznrEnnxznza

Home" says an authority, "is
a scene of domestic love and cher
ished family life that provides
both rest and shelter"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

No house or habitation Of any
sort can remain a true home
when worry over finances con-
trolls the every existence Of It's oc-
cupants.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Charter No. S552
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Reserve District No. 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

We furnish a large proportion Of the building m
this vicinity, which is the best evidence that our 81
ice are unsurpassed.
Lumber prices have reached a point below cost of
will be higher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

HCnryCtta, Okla.
jerks, Okln
Mounds. Okla,
Nuyaka, Okla.
NcIagOny, Okla,
~Okmulgcc. Okla.
~i'awluskh, Okla.
shamrock. Okla.
Slick, Okla.
West Tulsa, Okla.
Wynonn, Okla.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
DANISH WOMAN JUROR.
Woman Judge Learned She Had Talked
About pase.

CLEVELAND. O.. May 26.-Mrs. FL
len Griffith. tentatively seated as a juror
in the perjury trial of former Judge Will
liam II. McGannou. was baniShed from
the irrv. fined $50 and costs and sen
fenced to 10 days in jail by Common
Pleas Judge Florence II. Allen late yes
terday on a charge of contempt Of court.
Mrs. Griffith was accused by Miss
Catherine Chambers. a bailif. of saying
it would be worth $500 to an organization
Of which Mrs. Griffith is a member II
McGannOn was found guilty.
While being examined as n tentative
juror Mrs. Griffith swOre she had not
talked with anyone concerning the case.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
CENTER.

+ Mrs. Louise Thomas of Brattleboro is
visiting in the nome of Mrs. f. E. Thayer.
Orson Thayer, who fell and broke his
hip Saturday. is comfortable rs could be
expected. He is in the Melrose hospital,
Lester Howard. while cutting wood at
Arthur Beals's Monday, cut his thumb
badly, s~evering the cord. He was taken
TO the Memorial hospital, where it was
dressed.
School in district No. . closes May 2s.
There viii be a picnic dinner at noon.
followed by pre-NemoriaI day exercises.
Children neither absent nor tardy for the
term are Eva Borkowske. John Borkow-
ske, Raymond and Nelma Ashworth.
Harold Clark. Elizabeth Fitch. Harold
T.egate. Eleanor Ogden. Charles Ogden.
Frances Nelson. Lucille Whitney and
Henry Worden. Ernest Worden has had
perfect attendance the entire year.
DEATHS.
In Brattlebore, May %. Mrs. Dinah
BLACK Cain. 30 widow of Iohn Cain.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
Building Stin Burning.

DUBLIN. May rs ASSOCIATED Press).
At noon today the customs house. which
was set afire yesterday by civilians, off
cially declared to have been Sim Keiners.
still was burning. All the interior had
been dstroyed. but the main walls We're
standing as was the dome and the clock
was keeping time. \ high official stated
that the most important documents of the
local government board which were the
principal objects of the attack, had been
saved. One customs official was killed in
the fight in and about the building.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
BIRTHS.

In West Brattleboro (Melrose hospi-
tall, May "A. a son TO Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Blake of Bellows Falls. p.
In Athens, May %. a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Maryland Davis.
In C~ambridgeport. May %. a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Perry, formerly of
Athens.
In Mortified. Mass, May 24, a son to
MIR. and Mrs. Max Huber.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
Clashes i'm Belfast.

BELFAST, May 26-There was con
siderable excitement last night in several
parts of the city. Disturbances occurred
among rival workmen near Newtonards
road. The police fired several shots at the
belligerents. Troops with an armored car
helped the police in dispensing the lighters.
Later there was an outbreak in the
Trumlin road district. where a man was
shot dead during a fight between Union
lists and Sim FeinerS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
Use American Ammunition.

LONDON. May 26 ASSOCIATED Pressl.
American ammunition t~otaling 16,3SS
rounds has been captured in the Dublin
district since March %. last. Sir Green
wood. chief secretary for Ireland. stated
in the house of today. He made
this statement in reply to Colonel Archer
Shee. Unionist member, who asked
whether ammunition of American manu-
~facture hal recently been captured in
raids on Sim Fem premises in Dublin
and if 80 what was the amount and the
nature of the captures.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
AUTO WORKERS LAID OFF.
Detroit Plants Make Heavy Reductions
in Forces.

DETROIT. Mich. May 25-The an
~ticipated slump in the automobile indus
try has begun TO materialize in some
plants. When employees of the Dodge
Brothers plant quit work last night. they
We're notified not to return until next
Tuesday. The plant will operate two or
three days next week. company officials
said. From 1000 men employed when
the spring rush of orders was at its peak.
the force has been curtailed to 5000,
with about 80 men being laid off daily.
Production at the Paigc-Detroit plant
has been greatly curtailed. Company Of
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
CUSTOMS HOUSE IN RUINS.
CONTINUED from Page IL

with various bodies repudiating allegiance
to it and allying themselves with the Dali
Eireann. and its records now are com
pletely destroyed.
All registrations and lists Of sharehold-
ers of public companies We're kept III the
building. which was also occupied by the
stamp office and the stationery office, in
addition to being the central headquarters
of the inland revenue department..
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
PREPARING CELEBRATION.
New Hampshire to Observe Booth Ami
versary In 1923.

CONCORD. May %. - Arthur G.
Whittemore of Dover. Charles $. Elmer
son of Milford. Henry Fl. Metcalf of
Concord. Harry 7. Lord of Manchester
and Winslow Pierce of Portsmouth were
appointed at the meeting of the governor
and council yesterday. as the commission
to have charge of providing for an APP
propriate celebration of the 300th ami
versary of the settlement of New Hamp-
by the recent legislature. Chapter lis.
shire. under the joint resolution passed
The first white settlements in New Hamp-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
ia

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lawrence and Els
Their We're in Springfield Sunday.
Ruby Landfear and Eva Johnson at
tended the county spelling contest at
Bellows Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. w. Bush and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
a. Austin We're IN Bellows Falls Tues
day to attend the Baptist State eonven-
ton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26

ticials said yesterday that 200 men were
at work. The normal force is approxi-
mately 1000. At the Timken-D Detroit
axle plant, where operations are consid-
cred a barometer of automotive condi-
tions, only 0 men out of a normal force
Of 1000 are employed. it is said.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26
Destroy Residences.

CORK, MAY 26-As a counter-reprisal
for destruction of four houses Tuesday
after bombing of police. armed civilians
today destroyed the residences of sew
eral Royalists, including those of Sir Al
fred Goblin.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-26

shire were made at Portsmouth and
Dover in 1923 and the Booth anniversary
thereof will occur in 1923. This com
mission will serve without compensa-
fiOn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30

Pan 4 Bernreiter, starosta
sokolske zupy Severovychodni,
postal nam dopis, V n6mz Wy
rizuje pozdrav a dale sd6lu-
je, re vzorne druzstvo z Czech
slibilo yystoupiti vecer 18. "a
RI We zdejsim Athletic klubu.
Zdrzf Sc zde pouze II. a 18.
zari, naGez v pondeli odje-
dou do Niagara Falls. V pond6
Ii bude zde asi p. Klofac sam.
Projizdku Clevelandem bude
tudlz nutno zariditi " sobotu
odpoledne neb V ned6li dopo-
ledne. Jest to bajecna podi-
yana ma cViky bratfi Czech, .
prayi We SVEN dopise p. Bern
reiter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
.PODVADEIeI ZELEZNICNI-
MI VYPLATNIMI CEKY.

Byvaly zeleznicni strojv1d-
ce, 37lety James w. Purdue .
Pittsburku, byl vcera detekti-
Wy Banksem, Mettelem Cres-
sem zatcen a jest pod bezpec-
nou zavorou ma zdejsi policej-
nj hlavni stanici. Snazil Sc pod
vesti Jacka Hermanse, 1880
Prospect ave-, padelanym W.
platnfm cekem drahy Baltimo-
re & Ohio, znejfcfm ma
$100.15. Soucasn6 s MIN "a
teen byl jeden podobny vytec-
mix V Pittsburku a diva JIM We
Warren, o., jako domn6li spo.
leSnfci, kteri udavali po oh.
chodnicku falsovane vyplatnt
poukazky zmfnene drahy. Oh
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
PREMOZEN VEDREM MA
TELEGRAFNf TYCI.

19-lety R. w. King visel We
vysi so stop ma tyci bezdratne
telegrafie obsewatofe V Case
skole ma Taylor rd. a Hanno-
yer drive, East Cleveland a
byl teprye po hodin6 a Ia ne
obvyklych obtizi hasici snesen
a dopraven do eastcleveland-
sk6 nemocnice. King bydli v
els. 1454 zap. 112. ul., pre-
wal kontraktne natreni tyci a
vcera rano vysplhal Sc ma jed
nu Sc zachrannym pasem a
teto okolnosti dekuie, re ne
spadl a neutrpeI vazn6jslho
zraneni. Ia vcerejslho vedra
byl napaden slunecnim 1pa-
lem a bezvedomf spadl, wise
hlavou dold. Pfivolanf hasici z
East Clevelandu jej pax ne
bezpecne posice vysvobodili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
PREDMESTi CLEVELAND
HEIGHTS PRISTUPUJE MA
PODMfNkY PLYNARNY.

Cleveland Heights hodla pfi-
jmouti tytez podminky the
East Ohio Gas Co., jak schva-
leny byly Y Lakewoodu, jestli
ze plynarna plynov6 vedeni
rozsirf po celem tomto pred
m6stf. Dopadlo tax vcerej8i
hlasovanf obcnnstva. Lake
woodsk6 podminky pax zneji
soc "a 1000 krychloyych stop
pfi prvnfch tfech tisicich.
Smlouva uzavre1a Cleye-
land Heights mi az do srpna
1923 ga cenu 35c "a 1000 ST.,
ale obyvatelstvo Sc y6erejsi
volbou teto vyhody vzdalo,
jestli re bude plynarnou zave-
den plyn do vsech ulic. V IRA
dovn6 East Ohio Gas Co. jest
ma 1900 zadosti q jmenovane-
no pTedmesti ma zavedeni ply
nu do jednotlivych domG, KITE
re az dosud t6chto who'd po-
stradaly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
STATISTTKA SKOLNf MIA
DEZE..

Letosni skolni rok zapotne
.dne II. zari a die pfedb6z-
Inych statistickych .1dajG oce-
Ikavaji skolnf dfady, re bude
letos rekord skolni navstevy
.op6tne prekrocen.
Roku lohskeho zapsano by
10 1871 dftek, kteryz pocet
dostoupil koncem skolniho ro-
ku V Gervnu 124.675, at upro-
sired roku bylo vykazovano
Ma 10000. Ia uplynule A ro-
ky bylo kazdym obdobim pru-
mern6 5000 ditek vice. Letos
Sc ocekava, ze bude zapsano
ma 10000 zak1, iichz 1hrnne
cfslo V priStim cervnu yykazo-
vati bude as 100000. Zvetsu-
| jfcf Sc pocet zactva arci by wy
4
zadoval, ably pomeru byly
rozsifovany Skoly, ale die SLOW
If. B. Withneye, riditele Skol-
mich budov neni letos ma skol-
nj novostavby nad6je a pfird.
stick bude vtesnan do budoV
Istavajfcich. Snad Sc pry poda
lri ziskati IT'S novych uceber
lv move Miles Standish skole
snad iinde Y domech jinych
pax We skolach pfenosnych
Ezejm6na V prelidn6nych di
Istriktech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
PROHIBICNI SLfDlLOVE
PRIPRAVUJf MOVE
TAZENI.

Agent protihostinske ligy
y naSem meste pocnou dnes
vysetfovati V cele rade hostin-
eli, ktere jsou Ma seznamu,
ktery byl teto prohlbicni in
stituci dodan cleny policejni-
no Department.. Prozrazuje
tax sam G.. G.. Southwell, ta-
jemnik ligy pro zachovavani
prohibicnich nafiZeni.
Denunciant dodal pry Sc
znam ien vyslovenou podmin
kou, kdyz jmeno jeho zustane
utajeno a vysetrovanf Sc bude
dit jen prohibicnimi agenty,
jelikoz setfenf policejni bylo
bezvysledno. Southwell pravi,
ze zmfneny policajt soucasne
prohlasil, ze pffslusnici poll
lcejniho Department. velice do
bfs v6di, kdo prohibiGnf zAko-
by msStpuifs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
POHREB POPR.AVENEHO
MOTTOA KONAN BUDE AS
We STREDU.

Mrtvola popraveneho Fran
ka Mottoa byla vcera odpoled
ne 0 5. hod. dopravena drahou
Big Four z Columbus do Gle
velandu a privezena do jeho
bytu V els. 1924 vych. SO. ul.
"a doprovodu odd6lenf policie
Kdy bude pohfeb, nenf dosud
znamo, zalezf to ma okolnosti,
zda a kdy k pohrbu bude dovo-
leno sc dostaviti Josefu Motto
vi, ktery prav6 81 odpykav5
trest V mannsfieldske kaznici
|Obhajce popraven6ho, pravnfk
Zottarelli zakrocil, ably sprava
kaznice 1castenstvi mu dovoli
la a patrne bude teto prosb6
vyhoveno.
Frank Motto pred popra
YOU sob6 pral spatfiti napo
sled sveho mladsiho bratra, je
muz pry cht6l dati nejak;
mravoucna pouceni, aby obra
It'll Sc z cesty hffchG. Pfani to
| to vyfizeno bylo vsak zapor
ne.
Die vyslovovanych domne
mex konati Sc bude pohfeb po
pravence Y katolickeho koste
la sv. Antonfna, 1867 Centra
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
ZPRAVA ZE SCHUZE SPOIL.
kU PRO POHRBfVANf
OHNEM.

Pfitomno 18 clenn. Prijato
6 novych clenG. ProtokoI po
pfecteni piijat jak Gten. Do
pisy q Buckeye Rd. od Patro-
natu Spolkove Sine ma slay-
most %. srpna, zvoIeni zastup
ci Frank Ocasek a Gust. Trej-
bal, povoleny 81. Cd D6lnicke
no Potravniho druzstva dopis
cten clenov6 zadani, ably "a
koupili akcie a pracovali We
prospech Delnick6ho podniku.
Obcan Huml odevzdal SO "a
Zrcadka a zaSle i ostatnim Gle
mum n6jaky poGet zrcadek do
prodeje. % elena oznamilo,
ze souhlasi, ably 81 byl V padu
1mrtl elena yybiran, 4 byli
proti a usneseno clenum, KITE
ri neoznamili, jak ma vec po-
hlizi, Znoyu dopsati, ale celko
We rozhodnuti ponechano do
celorocni schuze.
Agitatni schdze odbyvany
budou ma zapadnf strane '
podzimnim obdobi, coz bude
blize oznameno vybor opa-
til sin. MaJetek spolku die
poslednl 1tetni zpravy obna-
81 1929. Zpraya re Svazu Svo-
bodomyslnych. Zastupce A.
Huml oznamuie, re koncem
fijna bude konference, ale roz
hodnuto dosud nenf kdy a jak
Sc wee povede.
4 odboGky V Dillonvale ia
ke nezaslali svoje usneseni
lstran placenl 81 V padu 1rnrti
elena. Zaslali pfisp6vek $4.05
"a cleny. Zalezitost stran hfbi
tova a crematoria ponechana
ma dobu pozdejsi, az jak Vel
kotelesa zdejslch Jednot roz-
hodnou. Pfisti schGze bude 3
|
ctvrtek V rijnu a tajemnik j
obesle listky. Pfijem $34.22
lvydani $3.50.
Frank Yunger, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30

chod provad5li as po diva IT,
dny hlavne V Pittsburku, kde
byl hlavni stan Il jisteho byva-
ieho hostinskeho.
Nell vlastni tiskarsky lis,
La kterem byly ceky hotoveny.
Die odhadu detektivu udali
podvodnici jedine V Clevelan-
du podobnych pad6lku "a OBJ
nos $4,000 a podobne jejich
kousky hlaseny isou Wash
ingtonu Baltimore, kde OBJ
jevena celia zaplava techto
falsifikatG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
Palmare.

Advokat pride do cely sve-
no odsouzeneho klienta. "Do.
bre zpravy!" vola iiz dale.
ka. "Dostal .jsem milost?" ia.
re Sc klient. ITO ne, ale zdedil
jste po tete par tisfc mdzete
81 nynf s klidnym svedomfn
fici, re namaha, kterou jsem s
dial s vasim hajenfm, nezGsta
ne bez odmeny."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
V biografu o prestavce.

Uvadec k cloveku, jenz chce
vyiit vychodem V nebezpeci
"Tudy mGze Sc pane, profit
pouze, kdyz je nebezpeci." =
Dotycny: "No prave proto.
Tamhle u vchodu "v bezpecl'
ma mne hledi tajny ia mann
zakazanou Prahu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30

Fitzgerald tajne pred tfemi
roxy uzavfenemu.
Ia pficinou pondelniho Del
nickeho Dne, konana bude pfi
sti schGze m4stakS rady az v
1tsrt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-30
PRVNf POPRAZDNINOVA
SCHUZE MESTSKE RADY.
Mayor Fitzgerald proti Ku
kIux klanu. Msstska rada Ia
militia jednohlasns organisova-
nj clevelandske pobocky.

MeStska rada spolu hlayou
mesta postavila sc jednohlasne
proti organisaci pobocky po-
vestReho tajneho Sdruzeni Ku|
klux Klanu, ktere sc stalo V
jinych statech pravym postra-
chem obyvatelstva pro vyko-
navani neopravnene jurisdik-
ce ma nepohodlnych osobach.
Sam mayor mluyil pffpadnou
rec proti reakcionarske orga-
nisaci, ,zdIrazhuje, ze by jeji pa
sobenf zde jist6 nikterak me-
pfispelo k udrzenf poradku a
Re zrfzeniz odbocky bylo by no
vym, jiste nevitanSm semeni-
stem novych nesvaru.
Pffpadnou resoluci podal
radni Stacel re sedmnacte
wardy, jenz v zn6nf fadne po-
svitil ma celou organisacei, jez
byLa Zalozena po obcanske val
&c a poukazal ma zlociny il
pod rouskou tajemneho soudni
ctvf pachane, jemu pfizvuko-
val radni jedenacte wardy
Thomas Fleming.
Mayor Fitzgerald mel Gle
velandske noviny, v nichz by
10 praYeno, ze Sc nikterak ne
hodla proti ZfiZovani Zdejsi
filialky stav6ti a oznacil toto
tvrzeni jako nejvetsi lez cd
DOLBY, kdy byl povolan ma IL
rad mayora. Ohrazoval sc tim
ze navstiven byl noyinafskym
zpravodajem, jenz Sc jej Ia
Zal, jake stanovisko zaujme
proti Zalozeni ZdejSiho Ku
Klux Klanu. Odpoved6l mu
pry, ze drive celou vec pro-
studuje a najde-li neco, co by
nebylo spravedIivo, pax sc
roZhodne prohlasi proti.
V6era byl. navstiven mu-
zem, jenz pravil o sobe, ze je
clenem a jenz tvrdil, ze jedi
nym 1celem organisace jest
"amerikanisovati", ac jest
znamo dokazano, ze
Sdruzeni ono jest vlastne ma.
mifeno proti katolikim, ziddm
a cernochGm. Pro podobnou
nesnaselivost, die vyroku
mayorova nenf arci V Cleve.
lande mista, kde klidne spolu
zije celia fada narodnosti q
TuZHycn clTkVl.
"Nezastupuji ami jedinou tn
to narodnost, neD puyod, anet
rasu, Zastupuji cele m6sto 6
proto pro podobny poradel
zde neni mista. Byla by to u
razka nasi intelligence. Pref
si proto, aby mestska rada po
vstanim jednomyslne Sc vyslo
villa We prospech resoluce pro
Il teto neamerieke spoleGno
sti," jsou slova mayora Fitzge
ralda.
V Zmlnene resoluci radnihC
Stacela jest dodatek, die kite
reho jsou generalni zalobce ,
mayor mesta zadani, aby hnu
Il Ku Klux Klanu bylo vyse
tfovano, opisy resoluce budol
zaslany presidentoyi Harding
vi "a kongresu.
Radni Stacel jinou resoIuc
2adal, aby mesto yenovalo a
500 aki'd pozemku We War
rensville ma zfizeni prazdnin,
yeho lezeni pro clevelandsk
ditky, kterym by bylo dovole
no straviti kazdeho leta DIV,
tydny We volne pffrod6. Navrl
odkazan byl financnimu
majetkovemu vyboru.
Mestska rada pfijala reso
luci pfedsedy mestske rad
CT. Townese, ably Sc slysenl m
zistatnf obchodnl komise
stavbe nadrazf ma Squaru ko
nalo misto We Washingtonu,
Cleyelande. Mezi oposici tet
stayby postavila Sc banka G
hio, Savings and Loan Assoc
alton ma zap. rs. ul. a Bridg
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-02-25

The War Department is prepared to do its full duty in developing the Ma tional Guard. Now, MT. Citizen, you who are beyond reasonable years for service in the National Guard, what can you do to aid this strictly Amer ican force? Don't limit your aid to a mild approval by words. Approach our young men in the spirit of patrio- tism, insisting that it is a patriotic duty to serve in our national forces. We carry life insurance, fire insur- ance, and all consider this good bus mess, but what insurance are you car rying on the preservation of this na- tion from the inroads of Bolsheviki ideas? From the attack of covetous nations? When the forces of nature create death and destruction by reason of earthquake, fire and flood, to whom does this nation look for aid but to the military forces? When mob vio- lence overthrows city police protec- tion, who preserves your property? Your lives? Your good name as a law abiding community but the mili- tary forces of the nation? Our fore fathers believed in citizen soldiery to such an extent as to provide for such in our constitution. They framed a system of Government leaving to the States the performance of certain state military duties and have care fully guarded the use of federal troops within the state limits during times of peace by restrictions of law.
 The state officials who call upon the federal Government for aid in enforc- ing state military duties publicly ac- knowledge their failure or inability to perform their proper function under our Constitution by reason of lawless- ness of the citizens, inefficiency of their selected state officials, or the existence of the stacker spirit in the men in that state between the ages of eighteen and forty five. Congress has repeatedly reiterated this belief of our early settlers by passing laws producing an evolution in citizen sol diery. It was our Congress that passed the Act of June 4, 1920, contin- uing the National Guard. Are we as citizens going to make good the pro- visions of that law or permit this strictly American institution, The Ma tional Guard, to languish for want of sufficient personnel?
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-02-25
GIANT BRICK CHIMNEY
 AT SHELTER FINISHED

According to statement made yes terday by George J. Porter, chief en- gineer of the Gillis Engineering and Construction company of Phoenix, the large brick chimney at the Interna- tional Shelter company, has been completed.
 Final finishing work on the dis mantling of scaffolding used in the constructin of this chimney, and the installation of lighting conductors will be undertaken for the next few weeks.
 This chimney, built entirely of brick, with the exception of a few I beams above the flue, is 275 feet in height, 34 feet at the base, and 22 feet, inner diameter, at the top, and had been constructed to replace the old steel smoke stack which is be- ginning to show signs of wear from action of chemical gases.
 The bricks, of which fully six dis tinct kinds and sizes were used, were obtained from Ancho, N. M., and it IS tSIliIldtcu IIldI dDuI L,OOO tOllS Ol the material were utilized. The man. ufacture of these bricks alone con- sumed a period of over six months.
 The chimney has been designed to withstand wind velocity of 100 miles plus an additional safety factor of five, making this an exceptional struc- ture, and as a result great skill was required for it's construction.
 For mixing the mortar, of which from 10 to 12 cubic yards were used daily, the services of concrete mixer were utilized, greatly expediting the completion of the work.
 The Gillis Engineering and Con- struction company, according to MT. Porter, is figuring and designing an other smoke stack, to be erected in all probability in the near future in another part of the state, fully twice as large as this one.-Globe Record.