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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-08
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDAL!OSTEM.


hromujici, Nejenom re byli
odSkodneni prumyslniciaaz diva
cateronisobne "a penize yyna-
loIene, ale byli rovnez odskod-
neni i takovi, jiz vubec zad-
pence nevynalozili, ale
nell teprve v nmyslu postaviti
neiak,on tovarnu. pro valecnou
.industrii. kdyz tn najednou by
10 Pc valce a tax priSli o Wy
delky.
Ma to ma vSechno m6la vlada
penize, kdyz Sc ysak jedna o
ponce neZamestnanym neb 0
bonus diiveJSim ~voiakum, KITE
II ia vlast sli nasadit sve zivo-
'ty, mem pence.
Abychom neukrivdili admit
nistraci j.. Hardingove, pozna-
menavame, re vlada vySctruJe
oloupenf narodnl pokladny phi
vyroVnavani yaletnvch kontlak
tG 4 prot n6kterym vlastencum
liz podala zaloby
i = i
Ceskosloyenske koruny. KITE
re byly nedavno az "a SOL,
mely vcera kurs S1.66, coz jest
znatnJ pokles. Phi pfitomnem
nedostatku humoristickeho cite
nj isou clanky nasich "narodo-
hospodafu'. kteii re stoupani
koruny odvoaoVali primo ba-
ieGne veci d kteri nyni pokles
vysvetlujl, aspon castecnou ma
hradou.
Y tGto sonrislosti vzpomlna-
me 81 ma jednu anekdotu, i've
fe.1nenou nedavno Y .iednom
neN-yorskcm anglickem den
niku. Tyz postal mladeho
zpravodaie. prideleneho nedav
no k tinancnimu odboru onoho
liStu k j}st@mu proslulemu fl
nancnlku Q lntormace, iez me-
~ 60 Omit 3 kursem cizich pc
,nez.
Banker dal zadanou infor-
maci a mlady zpravodaj pow
dA: "Ano, pane, nyni w to-
mu rozumlm.' Odchazel jiz,
banker vSak zavolal .iej zpet,
a povida: Tedy, w " tomu
rozumlte2 \ podivejte Sc. ia
Iisem jiz starry tlov6k. pc cely
zigot Sc zabyvam cizimi kursy
a. stale tomu nerozumim.'
Nedavno byla uvefejnena v
new-yorskem Evening Post"
jenz snad re ysech tamnich an
glickych zurnalu jest V ne.jbliz-
sim styku $ Wall Street, depe.
Sc cd jeho zenevskeho dopiso-
vatele IL isme We vytahu
tez prinesli - re ncni dalekq
doba, hdv teskoslovenska ko.
runa Dude ustalena.
pa SC TO doclliti Ia pritom'
neho neusporadaneho stavl
veci, kdy valuty vsech pevnino
vych statu evropskych isol
foothallem spekulantu? BIZ
doucnost da ia to odpovsd' !
jiste kazdf. kdo ma syrnpatie
pro Ceskoslovenskou republi
XII. oy 81 tnho pral. PAX BY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-08

by uvcden obchod ma solidni
podklad.
MONA, re dalo by Sc prove
ST ustaleni ceskoslovenske ko-
runy, nebot' i nepratele do
znavaji, re hospodafsky STAY
zeme Jest pfiznivy, ale tn by
asi muscle Ceskoslovensko pod
niknouti jista "heroicka opa-
tTenl', mezi nimiz ma prvnim
miste musel by byti zakaz a
znemozneni vyvozu korun ma
spekulaci a omezeni .dovozu
zbozl ma nejnizsi moznou mi
III, totiz IA veci nevyhnutelne
potfebne.:
Dies Sc vsemi cizimi valu-
tami Sc spekuluje-jejich kurs
ridi sc poptavkou pc Mich = a
pokud CHI valuty budou foot
ballem spekulantu, neni pony
sleni ma jich ustaleni.
Kurs cizlch penez byl slice
menivE i Y minulosti a Dude i
V budoucnosti - lee re nekdy
stala by Sc dohoda Q neiake
mezinarodni meme avSak to
byvaly odchylky tax nepatrne,
zc nemelo to ami vlivu ma OBJ
chod mezi jednotlivymi zeme-
mi.
nnes to nejsou odchylky,
nybrz hotova anarchie V cizich
valutach. 2 cehoz mali pro
speech ienom spekulanti a nikdo
.jiny.
Dne 4. bfeZna, minulou So
botu, bylo tomu 6S roku, co "a
lozen byl prvni cesky bratrsky
podp1rnv spolek V America
Jednota c. S. p. S. Jest to W.
roGi, pres nez nemelo by sc
prechazeti k dennimu porad-
ku, nebot' Jednota C.. S. P. S.
vedle toho, re byla prvnim ce-
skym bratrskym podpurnym
spoken V Americe, byla pc de-
setileti hlavnim Ohniskem vSe-
he ceskeho zivota V teto zemi.
Byla zalozena a. brezna, 1854
Y St. Louis, Mo. a jest to iiste
pozoruhodnou okolnosti, re v
Americe nejstarSi bratrsky pod
purny spolek jest spolek Gesky.
Pc mem teprye zalozen byl An
.cient Order Of United Work
men, ktery jest ne.Jstarsim pod
purnlm spoken americkym,
ZalozenVm ia systemu bratr-
skeho poJist'oNanl ma zivot.
Dalsl pozoruhodnDu okolnosti
Jest, re Jednota G.. S. p. S. do
ckala Sc sveho yysokeho Neku
y podivuhodne svezesti a dnes
q je.jiho kmene move ratolesti
vyrazejl - rady S .iednaci reci
anglickou, V nichz mas cesko-
americky dorost v%stupuje We
slepeie otcu a dedu.
Jednota c. S. P. S. ma Ia Sc.
bou cestnou minulost, budouc.
most je.ii lest Y rukou clenstva
jake zadny narod nemuze III
ii re sve minulosti, at sebe slay
ne,iSi, nybrz zada Sc cd neho
ably neustalIm a vytrvalym Il
slim udrzel Sc ma SVEN cest,
mem mlste, Zrovna tax podpur
ny spolek nemuze ZltI re sve
minulosti. Prace a opet prsct
Jest treba q Jest to skutecnost
nanelVyse potesuJici, re mia
de, ochotne ruce chapou Sc j
S tim predsevzetim, privest
nelstarsi bratrsky podpurnJ
|spolek y Americe k novemu roa
machu a rozkvetu.
J Toho zaiiste kazdy veny Cecil
re srdce preie teto materi &c
skvch spolku Y Americe. Jed
nota c. S. p. S. jest zakladem
ma nemz cesky spolkovy 1.-Two
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-08

v Americe byl vybudovan. a
kdyby tento zaklad Sc uvolnil,
vsechen spolkoyy zivot V cesko-
s~lovenske Americe by utrpel.
, 1922-05-23
BONDS
ARE DISCUSSED
At FORUM HERE
Urgent Needs of Local Sys-
tenn Presented by M. P.
Wheeler; Motor Club
Drive Announced.

Discussion Of the floating OF $780,
900 worth of school bonds for the cree
ton of a new high school was n Of
the principal topics at the chamber Of
commerce forum luncheon today.
NJ. N. Wheeler. member OF tho Ma
trona county high school board laid
before the members tho urgent need
for such a building.
He went into detail regarding the
several advantages OF such n build
ing in taking are Of h number of
students that are continually pouring
into Casper and in providing facilities
for special training in the lines for
which individual students r best
adapted.
The bond issue viii be voted on next
saturday afternoon at tho Central
school building. .
Charles 2. Stafford announced that
there would be another membership
drive soon, this time to obtain recruits
for tho Casper Motto club. The ques-
Tor the club have been reduced from
IS to 81, and the emblem is sold at
sl.5o. Las year there were 300 mem
hers IN the club. 1t is Mr.. Stafford's
opinion that 600 members should be
earthly obtained this year.
Some Of the work OF the club VIII
Be the establishing OF a signal system
on the mountain o and in arousing
interest in Hell's Half Acre and in
the TOURISTS camping ground.
A motion was made for the appoint
ment of q committee to go to Den
yer an dinterview Judge Freeman n
II necessary to go on TO New YORK
in an effort TO locate the Texas REIN
cry here.
A committee will also be appointed
regarding the Wyoming refinery and
the f. t. Williams company and to Of
fer them the support of he Casper
chamber of nmerce
No meeting OF h chamber Of com
merce will he held next Tuesday, ow-
ing to the fact that it falls on Decor
alton day.
, 1922-05-23
ULSTER To MAKE
No CONCESSIONS.

BEL FAST, May 23.-Ulster will
MAXI no concession to South ireland
on The boundary question Sir James
Craig. the premier. declared in tho
parliament session here this after
noon.
What we have we hold" declared
tho premier In answering an inquiry.
Tho immediate consequence OF the
Increment reached by tn two factions
IN Southern ireland was there will be
no boundary commission appointed in
any circumstances. said Sir James,
He made this assertion. he said.
without eq~uivocntion or reserva-
ton" adding that the time had
passed for mutual accommodation.
The Collins. Devalera agreement had
changed tho whole situation. Al
though he was prepared to treat with
trio southern representatives within
the limits of the British Empire, he
was not prepared to treat. he said,
with n composite government. half of
which was practical republican in
featlment and the other half OF which
did not refute the statement that the
Anrlo-Irish treaty was a step toward
n republic.
, 1922-05-23
IF WOMEN ONLY N E
What n Heap of Happiness It Woull
Bring to Casper Homes.

What n Heap Of Happiness It Would
Bring to Casper Homes.
Hard to do housework with an ach.
ing back.
Brings you hours Of misery a,
leisure or at work.
II women only knew the aus =
that
Backache pains often como from
weak kidneys.
"Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills arc for weak
kidneys. Ask you neighbor.
Read what a Casper citizen says:
Mrs. Thomas Clarey. TOT South Wal,
nut street, says, "Sinco I last recon
mended Doan's Kidney Pills n few
years ago. telling OF tho good they
had done another of tho family, I have
had occasion to take them myself.
Doan's have always cured any attack
of kidney trouble I have had and !
have a great deal of faith in them. j
gladly recommend Doan's to anyone
troubled with n weak Int aching back
or any other trouble caused by dis
ordered Kidneys"
Price COO. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy - get
Doan's Kidney Pills = the same that
Mrs. Clarey had Foster Milburn Co,
Mfrs. Buffalo. N. Y.-Adv,
, 1922-05-23
As AID TO CITY HEALTH IS URGED BY State
hints OF DETAILS OF WORK SET FORTH BY T0NnN

Make wells and ~cisterns safe by
drainage, dust and insects.
Stop up the rat holes and set rat
traps.
Rake the lawn; as a matter of fire
protection it is better to BURN small
rubbish in stoves.
Stables and stable yards should be
cleaned and manure hauled away.
The ground, upon which manure
heaps rested. should be sprnkled
with a solution of borax. 1 Id. to 3
gallons of water or with kerosene
oil.
Privies should be inspected to see
that they are fly tight.
Doors and windows should be
screened.
Tho committee should insist that
all buildings in which crowds con-
gregate should be included IN the
clean up.
Refuse should be haulcd to a dump
and either burned or buried.
No dump should be located on n
water shed.
The cleanup week should be the
initial step of a. ny campaign.
Constant attention and repetition
Of the above win not necessitate a
general cleanup week in the future.
DIR. Albert B. Tonkin
State Health Office, Cheyenne. Wyo.
, 1922-05-23

Gay on Lne AQulJanld.
Special workers had told her she
said that the Salvation Army social
socities and churches now had a
greatly reduced task as a result OF
the dry laws.
when I balance the result. offset
the uplifting Of the poor and stru~
ling and the salvation which prohib
ition has brought TO many wives and
children. against the alleged degre-
dalton of some of the rich well, 1 have
no doubt the net result for the coun-
try has been good" she continued,
Preceding Lady Astor up the Aqui-
tania's gam plank by only n moment
was William Randolph Hearst, whose
fame has related with g~ubernatorial
aspirations but who today came out
for Mayor Hylan.
when / am running for office ]
don't run away" Lady Astor re
marked. greeting a group of report
ers on the deck.
When some one asked her II her re
msrk was apropos Of n Of her fell
low passengers" she winked and said
Tim Just saying that the English
method" Lady Aston remarked that
the n discordant note In her visit
had been the Glamour Of some who
advocated d~eporting her as an unde-
sirable alien.
THE only ones who wanted me dc
ported ms an undesirable alien" she
said. are those who preach hate ir
the name OF God
And Their there is this. h only
thing the Northcliff press he's printe
about my American trip were the at
tncks upon me by the Knights Of
Columbus"
W. n. Hearst announced today just
before sailing that he was for Mayor
Hylan first and last" for the Demo
crnt nomination for governor of New
y ork next fall
Il believe no can and I believe he
win be nominated for governor" he
added. 81 would rather not discus
any second choice. because I have
none"
, 1922-05-23

State health authorities through va
|rious public health agencies in every
county of the state are advocating
cleanup activities as one of the great
est disease preventative known. The
calendar to accomplish this cleanup in
|cludes cleaning of both yards and
homes. Here is the recipe being sent
Begin on the inside.
Clear out The attic You will find
things o had forgotten, throw
them out
Don't hoard rubbish.
Sweep, dust and scrub.
Soap and water properly applied
to who'd work r intensely disaou
aging to disease germs.
Open your doors and windows and
give the fresh air and sunlight a
chance to do their bit
Clear out the rugs bottles and
old papers. Beat the carpets and
rugs
Clear out the cellar. wash the eel
lar walls and white wash with lime.
Look over the flower pots. els
terms. wells, rain barrels and drains
for places in which water may stand.
Standing water breeds mosquitoes.
II you have no stand for the garb-
age can, made one hat will clear
it several inches from the ground.
See that the garbage car doesn't
leak and that it has G tight fitting
ma
, 1922-05-23
LAY
PLANS FOR BIC
MEETING HERE
Committees in Charge of
Gathering to Be Addressed
by Jim" Dahlman Are
Appointed.

Democratic fireworks will be ex.
ploded Saturday night at the meeting
Of the state and county central com.
mittees and at a later meeting &c
which all the democrats of the county
are invited. The meeting Will he
staged at the courthouse and the prin.
cipal speaker OF the evening will be
Mayor James Dahlman of Omaha.
Arrangements for tho Saturday
night love feast were perfected las,
night at a meeting of the Natrona
county central committee at which w,
w. Sproui presided. Arrangements
for both mems and women's Demo.
cratic clubs for fail campaign activity
were outlined at the meeting last
night.
Committees for the purpose OF tax.
ing the plea OF the Democratic party
to the people and for financing tho
effort were appointed last night to-
gether with committees TO handle at.
fairs OF the campaign until after the
fail elections.
NJ. J. Foley VIII head the general
arrangements committee and VIII be
assisted by H. c. Coolidge. Robert n.
Ogden. Jr.. and Mrs. Anna Leeper.
Committee on meeting places and
halls will be under the supervision OF
NJ. W. Purcell. Lew NJ. Gay and p. J.
O'Connor.
]. II. Hendrick. chairman. Z. II.
Foster. II. E. Perkins and Mrs. Burke
H. Sinclair viii have charge of cam
paign advertising.
The hub committee which will have
charge Of financing viii hc chair.
named by Byron S. HUE. Other mem.
hers will include II. +. Champion, J.
f. Scott and w. A. Blackmore.
, 1922-05-23

VOTE CHANGES

DIES MONIES. Iowa, May 2s.-By
The Associated pressleAster a dc.
cate which lasted nearly all morning
The remainder OF the Stone report en-.
falling n reduction of the agencies Of
We Presbyterian church in the u. s.
A from 16 to four. and the create
u a general council to taKe over the
functions Of Legislative commission
and the new era movement. was
adopted in its entirety by the 18th
general assembly.
The Rev. Gustav Briegleb, Pasa-'
Iona, CAL. pastor and movie censor
on the Pacific coast, presented an out
line to be followed in the censorship
Of motion pictures. rs follows:
Elimination of women in abbrevi-
ated costumes.
No scenes of drinking or smoking
by men or women, and dancing
Genes.
Abolition of all triangle plays
md scenes dealing with inharmonious
home life.
A ban on crime or underworld film.
A boycott by the general assembly
g be maintained by all constituents
IF the Presbyterian church
, 1922-05-23

creased to 10000 pounds before Sat.
urday. The holders OF the wool re
serve tho right to reject any or all
bids.
The committee In charge Of the first
SIDE consists OF p. c. Sicolnysen. Tom
Cooper and NJ. J. Gothberg. The sys.
tenn Is In accordance with n policy
adopted by woolgrowers OF h county
early In tho year. under which they
arc to receive expert advice on the
grade n value OF the wool from the
state university through the county
agent. following which II is TO be OF.
fered for sale on the sailed bid plan.
Good results arc anticipated and the
first sale will also indicate the pres.
ent trend of III wool market in ma
uncertain degree.
, 1922-05-23
JOHNSTON FUNERAL TODAY.

Funeral services for Betty d,
Johnston. 10 months old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnston OF south
chestnut street were held at 3 o'clock
this The baby's death fol
owed a period of illness extending
yer two weeks.
Co-workers of Mr.. Johnston, who is
telegraph operator at The Tribune,
Join in extending the bereaved family
heartfelt sympathy.
, 1922-05-23
OLC0TT JUMPS
IN Lead TODAY

PORTLAND. Ore. May 23@over.
night bclated reports from votes cast
last Friday primary election further
Increased the lend OF Governor Ben
w. olcott for the Republican nomina.
tion for governor over Charles Hall.
Complete returns from 30 counties,
with n few precincts missing from
the remaining. six counties of the
state. gave oicott 42.7So; Hail 42,44s.
a lead for olcott OF sO2. The figures
from 10 counties were official and tho
others unofficial.
, 1922-05-23
Ford Doomed
For President

DETROIT. Mich. May 2s.-A pub
lie mass meeting to organize q
Henry Ford for President club will
be held tonight at Dearborn. Detroit
suburb, and the home OF the automo-
bile manufacturer. The basic idea
back of the meeting. 1t was said by
leaders In the movement. is to bring
about the candidacy of Mr.. Ford on
an independent ticket at the next gen.
eral election.
, 1922-05-23
LIQUOR SLEUTX
is MURDERED

STERLING. Colo. May 2s.-B. j.
Wilson. for several weeks employed
MS a special deputy sheriff in appre-
hension Of 'bootleggers" and "moon-
Sinners" Gied this morning about 3
o'clock while being brought to Ster-
ling from Merino. where he was shot
twice while attempting to arrest a
number of men in n barber shop, sup
posedly for possession OF liquor.
, 1922-05-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

oUTOF-TOWN party wants to sell
Mt ono n good corner lot on South
Mckinley street. See w. r. Dobbin,
Hanning Hotel. 5-22-2ts
FOR RENT-Modern room very rea.
sonable; close in. ia South Lincoln
street. Phone 264R. b-23.2i
LOST-Pointer dog. liver and white
color; collar No. 4; Casper license:
return to Roy Williamson over Kim.
ball drug store on Center street. and
receive reward. 5-23.5ts
, 1922-05-23
BIG WOOL SALE
IS SCHEDULED
FOR SATURDAY
First of Series in Sealed Bid Plan Pro-
jected by Growers of Natrona County
to Be Held at Local Warehouse

First of a series of wool sales by the sealed bid method
will be held at the Northwestern wool warehouse here next
Saturday morning when representatives of eastern concerns
will be asked to submit offers on 100000 pounds. The time
for filing the bids has been set for 10 o'clock and possibility
is held out that the total amount offered for sale will be in
, 1922-05-23
REPUBLICAN, RECORD HELD
UP AS PROOF Or PLEDGES
Management of Nations affairs Both
Sufficient and Wise" Senator De-
cIares Before Convention

Ind Hay 24-Efhcient and wise man.
|agement of the nations affairs, both domestic and interna-
|ional, and substantial results in relieving "the evils of eight
years of Democratic misrule' were claimed for the Harding
administration in an address here today by Senator Watson.
[Republican, Indiana, before the Indiana Republican state
, 1922-05-23
300 S|NN FEM
ARE ROUNDED UP

Continued from PaEe onel
section. with its big republican pop
ulntion. was unrcpresented.
Absence OF the Republicans from
their homes is ascribed TO anticipa-
ton of reprisals for the assassination
Of w. J. Twaddeli. member OF the
Ulster parliament.
, 1922-05-23

from Governor Robert d. Carey and
did not expect to recHsve a communi-
cation Is above referred to IS county
authorities had 40 connection with
tho case
, 1922-05-23
AST0R PRAISES AMERICA
FOR BLAZING WORLD DRY TRAIL

NEW YORK, May 23.-Declaring that prohibition in the
United States and several Canadian provinces has been a
'big contribution to the spiritual regeneration of the world"
Lady Aston today issued a farewell statement summing up
her opinions on the dry question. She is to sail for home to-
, 1922-05-23
RATIFIEs
ELECTION

DUBLIN, May 25.-tBy The Asso-
ciated Prcss6The Ardfheis, tho ma
tional Sim Fem organization. rati-
fed at its meeting today the agree
ment reached last week by the fac
tons In the a Eueann regarding
elections IND the composition OF the
government. After voting It's ap-
proval tho session adjourned.
Michael Collins. head OF the pro
visional government. in addressing
tho Ardfhels. said the vnue Of the
agreement reached by tho DAN last
Saturday was that Il secured the
unity Of the nation. enabling Ireland
TO end the disorder. III as has been
said. his agreement imperils the
Angio-Irish treaty. said Collins. 1--WE
viii have to face that in this manner.
We have made an agreement which
will bring stable conditions TO tho
country. and II these stable conditions
arc not more valuable than any other
agreement then we must face what
these stable conditions viii enable us
to face
, 1922-05-23

DENVER - Tong warfare T.,
Threatened in Denver following H.,
reftnt siayin- Of Look Hee. Girl-
SO cnnk and member Of tho H,J.
Sing ton. and the theft Of tn ul,-
ami Of dollars worth of nDl.in.
ir'nm a Hop Alley den according 10
the polls" who r guarding re
Chinese section.
, 1922-05-23
Wife ON STAND
FOR HUSBAND

DALLAS Tex. May 2s.-By The
Associated Press.1Mrs- d. e. Solder
man, wife of Dave E. Soderman. on
trial for the alleged murder of ]. Clay
Powers, April IS. too the witness
stand in her husbands defense late
today. She testified that Powers had
gained her affections and that the
friendship eliminated in their being
intimate. Mrs. Soderman said that a
few days before Powers was shot her
husband learned from her of the al
legged relationship between herself and
Powers.
, 1922-05-23
MOB RUMOR IN
VAGRANCY CASE
Reaches CITY
Propaganda Stirred Up by
Civil Liberties League
Given Recognition in
Office of Governor.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. May 23.-tSpe.
clai to The Tribune.HGovernor Carey
,oday called on Prosecuting Attorney
VI. W. Purcell of Natrona county for
a report regarding an alleged incident
q Casper recently, where IL Is
charged by the American Civil Liber-
les union. n mob o A y. Daniels
nd Charles Reynolds, alleged Indus
trials Workers of the World. from the
county authorities md a them out
OF town.
The above report apparently is the
outgrowth of an attack which has
been launched against municipal au
thorities hero because of the sentenc-
ing of A. f. Daniels to serve 30 days
on the municipal rock pile on n va
grancy charge. Daniels, when ar
rested during a cleanup staged by mu-
nicipal authorities. was found to be
the possessor OF quantities OF radical
literature. Being without funds. it
is alleged here. he was sentenced to
serve 30 days with the option that he
leave Casper. The sentence was i'm
posed by Judge Perry A. Morris.
In a statement today Mr.. Purcell
stated that he had no communication
, 1922-05-23

Tho use of the word mug as a
slang word for face. is believed to be
due to an oldtime habit OF making
drinking-muss to represent a human
face.
, 1922-05-23

ShS RsNENTu - DecIaring in,
assisted Tommy O'Connor. Chicago
gunner. to escape from the Cook
County Jail in Chicago n few hours
before The latter was to be hanged
SER 'n''r'irr, n man giving the r,f c
Of John Drexel walked into pol e.,
heldquarters and surrendered him.
self.
, 1922-05-23

LONDON. May 23-By The Asso-
ciated Press.HAt today's meeting OF
the parliament OF northern ireland.
Sir James Craig. the premier. an
nounced that the Irish Republican
army had been proclaimed an Illegal
assembly. say n Central News dis
match from Belfast. The parliament
'ater adjourned as n mark OF respect
70 w. J. Twaddell, It's murdered mem
her.
, 1922-05-23

The badger is an animal much
feared by h superstitious japanese
mind.
, 1922-05-23
SUMMARY OF
NIGHT News

NEW YORK - Lady Nancy As
tor In n farewell spccch before re-
turning to her Job In the house Of
commons from n visit Of six works
In her native land. pleaded for
America to be the Good Samaritan
to suffering Europe and not stand
by unconc-rncd.
WASHINGTON - BoIlvia's re-
qusct for n scat in the treaty Of
Ancon conference here was denied
confederation by Chilean and Ter.
uyian delegates.
PHILADELPHIA - The italian
stunmer Andrea coIlidcd with the
steamship II. 4. Alexander former.
ly the Great Northern. opposite
Fort Miff1in. Tho Andrea wns badly
damaged. No live, lost