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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

ST, LOUIS, July 1.-Approxi
mately 10000 members OF the rail
road shop crafts union went out on
strike in the 81. Louis district today
There was no disorder.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

tacular in it's big moments and teem-
ing with heart interest, this adapta-
ton from I. A. R. Wylie's novel, A
Daughter of Brahma,' is in many
ways unique. The story is Laid in
India, involving the suppression of a
native instruction and the rescue of
a comedy maiden who has been selected
as the bride Of the unknown deity
the cult worships.
Unnatural mother hatred for de-
formed son forms the basis for sent1-
mental appeal that is an convincing
in the hands of capable players, as
it is unusual Driven from his friends
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
POINDEXTER AND THE ELECTION.

POINDEXTER AND THE ELECTION.
The defeat, or near defeat, which
ever it may be, of Miles Poindexter,
Washington, seems to be one of the
surprises of this rather surprising
election. While republican defeats
throughout the country were many, 1t
was felt that Poindexter was running
against a weak man, and that the
usually overwhelming republican ma
jority in Washington made his cleo
ton a certainty. AS we see it, there
are several things which weakened
Poindexter with the voters. His can
didacy for the presidency two years
ago was an unwarranted effort, en-
barrassing the republicans of bis
state, who knew that they were tied
to a hopeless cause, and while CIV
ing the senator some publicity at the
time, weakening him, not only in his
home state, but throughout the nation.
Another thing which entered into
the campaign in Washington was the
fact that Poindexter was formerly
progressive of progressives and was
elected to congress and later to the
senate In the face Of bitter opposition
from the standpat element of the party,
making enemies who have kept on his
trail. In recent years the progressive
vote slumped in Washington and Poin-
dexter has gradually slid over into the
standpat ranks, alternating much of his
former progressive following, but fail
ing to rally to his support with any
degree of enthusiasm, the republic /
conservatives, leaving him without
any really enthusiastic following.
"a "a "a
Practically complete returns from
Latah county give Vic. Pearson and
Mrs. Audrey Harrington safe majori-
ties, making an equal division of the
county offices, aside from the county
commissioners, who are all republic
cans. 1t is some years since the
democrats have had SO strong re-
presentation at the court house.
IA pa "a
LIvELINESS.
"A traveller in Boise recalls the times
when he used to stop at the old Over
land hotel until he got disgusted with
fts service and then go over to the
New Capitol until he got tired of that.
Boise he saws I" is not nearly so lively
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
IA "a -
UPPER CRANE CREEK.

Ladies' Aid was organized last We'd
nesday. Mrs. Larkin was elected
president, Mrs. w. A. Fiscus, vice
president, Mrs. Ben Vogel, secretary
treasurer. The Aid will meet We'd
nesday at 1920 at the home of Mrs
o. G.. Anderson. Everybody come.
Lunch will be served at noon at a
charge of 10 cents unless you wish
to join. Bring a couple Of washed
flour sacks and some colored pieces
to use for trimmings for little aprons.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

ALL KINDS OF WOOL KNITTING
and wool crochet1ng, Scarfs and
Mittens. Sweaters repaired. Phone
1851. 1888
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

by reason of his physical handicaps,
young David Hurst, the central figure
of this engrossing plot, mingles with
the natives. In the turban OF the
Hindu he gains a knowledge OF their
secret intrigues only to be stunned
by the immensely of the uprising upon
which he stumbles.
James Morrison takes the leading
male role. Marguerite De La Motto,
who was last seen opposite DOugIeS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

ROOM AND BOARD. APPLY, MRS.
Stevenson, 931, w. 9Th ST. 1898
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
CLEAN UP NOTICE.

The week beginning with November
9Th has been designated by the Mayor
and City Council as Clean up Week.
So get busy and clean up your back
yards and alleys. Put all rubbish,
such as tin cans, broken crockery, etc,
in sacks or boxes and place II along
the streets or alleys so it can be easily
gotten by the teams.
City teams will begin hauling the
rubbish away Monday morning, Nov
18th.
GRANT ROBBINS,
Chief of Police.
37-3o
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT
STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD

more money coming in. Boise is bet
ter off socially; that is to say, the
family life is of a higher standard.
There are prettier homes. The city is
a city beautiful. What if it isn't
lively?
Man, by the way, wants to be lively
something less than a hundredth of
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

Fairbanks in "The Three Musketeers,'"
PLAYS the title role, while William w.
Mong, Frankie Lee, Ethel Grey Terry,
Alfred Allen, Louise Lovely, Harvey
Clark, Josephine CrOwell, Robert
Littlefield,, Mary Wynn, George Perio
lat, and Thomas Ricketts, comprise the
balance of one of the biggest all-star-
casts ever assembled
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

his time. Society, cognizant of this,
has been careful that the liveliness of
few shall not injure the peace of
the many who are not disposed to
liveliness at given time. Who shall.
say it is not better so?-Idaho States
man.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
SCENES IN
SHATTERED IDOLS.''

One of the most unique features of
the season is " Shattered Idols" for
merly titled "A Brie of the Gods"
the J. L. rockingham production
which opens at the Liberty Theatre,
Saturday only.
Immense in its scenic effects. spec
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

BOARD AND ROOM CLOSE IN.
Home cooking. Mrs. j. B. Tallmon.
400
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

MRS. R. R. WALKER, 1876 so. AS
bury. Phone 2O1-Y. Will do China
firing; also private and class lessons.
ftf9c GO
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
LIvELINEss.

"A traveller in Boise recalls the times
when he used to stop at the old Over
land hotel until he got disgusted with
fts service and then go over to the
New Capitol until he got tired of that
Boise, he says, " is not nearly SO lively
city as it used to be-
Boise doesn't have the saloons, now
nor is there open gambling. There
isn't the flow of exciting events that
come to mind when one rehearses the
spsst. But what of it? Boise is better
on economically, with more industries,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

LOST - LADIES' SMALL WRIST
sss*asch, lnlelaf I. EN-. on back. ipsRe-
ward. Return to Star-Mirror. 34-40
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09
ADS
HELP WANTED

GOOD JOBS OPEN NOW FOR AUTO
mechanics and electricians; easy to-
learn; Jobs furnished to earn room
and board, and a little more, while
learning; big illustrated book Of auto
opportunities explains everything;
sent free post paid. Write Dept. 114,.
National Automotive, 81, S. Figueroa,
Los Angeles. 31-57
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-09

FOR RENT.-FURNISHED APART
ment. Phone 372Y. 37-42
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24

ME in bogata tatica poide odse
deti doloGeno kazen jeGo.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
NEMCIJA Sc BLIZA
BANKROTU.

NemSka marka je zacela hudo
podati vrednosti. la funt angle
skin sterlingov ie treba 1850 mark.
To je posledica, ker so zavezniki V
poslednjih dneh zopet pritisnili IA
Nemcijo, ola plaza obrok vojne od-
Skodnine. PriGakuje Sc, da bo vre-
dnost marke padala Sc naprej
British veletrgovci in politili
so V velikih skrbeh radi posledic,
katere so povzrocile zahteve repa-
racijske komisiie.
Neki visok angleSki official V
Londonu ie iziavil, ola bo Nemci-
ia bankrotirala in nemSki upniki
ne bodo dobili nicesar. Boil Sc We
like nezaposljenosti, XII utegne Ia
vladati po vsei Nemciji. VISA trgo-
vina S sled,njo utegne prestati in to
bo pray tako pogubonosno "a nem-
Ske sosede kot "a Nemciio samo.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
Oh skupnih naporih Do skupnih
uspehov.

rel teee praM gski pregovor in pregovor
bsroumnos Goveka modos vSeh Judi
panta rel gblje kon6nmi ci ki nj
mic drugega kakor kr nvea poponev teesnem in duseV
mem oziru h MISC mic drugega kakor zazeljen uspeh
&c dO lott dea kam hoce dOsec svo c svoje uSpehe
lie navadno do Idee h tsto njegovo deo ne
naveckrat nihce Sam prva peha in po de-
a sam hodti njev pot h drI uspehom Polka je tsta
in in breme dotGne dee ie dosat tako te
ko da cOve MISC negove moc slime in njegova tra
most nezlomlva dob svoji po prateev, h
magao noSiti tso tezko buaro.
Tako ie vsako veko ieo TAXA bla tud k jo e e
Sniti med nami mas list 'Glas Svobode.
Pokojn Martin Konda je prce ndajati list kel b disto
sam Buara k o naprti svoe je bla tezka ali
vendar tako teka ola b ba zoma njegovo vzanost
sno zavesio neomajno konGn upeh n nosi o ezko
breme,
Ali idea niegovega m zazivea med nasm roaki Njego
do e prvabao Gedae vec davcev cedae wee 1
staSev in priiateliev
Ideia svobodomenosti e sla med ameskim Slovenci
pamena napredne prosee j vet ceda moGnee in moenee
= elias Svobode" je cedaljeboj uspeval
PokOin Martin bill Osamen OBJ srednJeveske
Seme niegovega pocneg della e pablo rodovitna Tia Ma
oia oklenli svobodne mis mise
ga coveka je posaa last tsocerih in tisocerh
skupnm moGm poem deoval ter preganaE IL nase
de temo nezavednosti in duSnega suzenjstva.
elias Svobode nj bill ve last Goveka nego iso6e
h in isocr Xxi Sc danes OBJ srani in katerih
dobro da nikoi izneverio
as Svobode obsoja sedaj OBJ skupnh naporih svoh
rocnkOv, ker pac srem skupnm c H stapjao
ko in mogocno ideo deo napredka h slon nacelh
bodne miSli
ker ie tao gedati deluiemo preko
rm SoyenSk1 list VSeh
Geh pOdpiramo gmonim sredstv In prozvod naSega
Zao obracamo do VSeh napredn Zdruzenh
drzav in pougod zaupnm apeom vzeio vSem svOjm
sami na delo zanj
Probivao novih naronikov pridobivajo cedae
pateev pristaSe tlse N Jim tece naS
preasna soveska govorica gadko in XII mao dobre mis @
SodeOvanu Clas SvObode Ce ina list cm
rocnkOv in Gm vec dusenh soudnkov tenn a more s svo
lie vclike nalOge
Nadaje pomagajo isu in negovm deam tem ola prdno
kngah ki ih svoj zalog Ce je kdo zalozen
vsemi praea da jh naroci pr
KonGno podprae list tudi tiskaskm naroi Xxi jh sova
tkarna nvrSi tocno licno okusno in po soidni ceni.
Kkraka, dagi somSjenk recmo kakor eden: Poidimo
skupnmi mo6m in skupnmi napor delo skupne ellie
ma delo "a naSe glasio deo "Glas Svobode'!
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
SIBIRCI PODIJO BELO RUSKO
ARMADA NAZAJ.

TOXIC, %. marca. - kaAor SC
gIasijo speciielne brzojavke, kate
re so prejeli japonski listi, je ta-
kozvana "'bela garda" Y Mariti-
me provinci povsem disorganizira-
na. ZapuSGa svoje poziciJe Ma /
ma'nSki 'front.' in bezi ozemlje,
katero imajo okupiranO Japonci.
JapOnSko v0jaStvo razorozuJe tam
te begunce, kakor doloca ruSko-
japonska pogodba, glasom katere
ne smejo nikake oborozene Silc o.
perirati V zelezniSkih zonah.
Bella armade Sc ne more ustay-
liati rdeci, ker il primanikuje mu-
niche, potrebSGin in tudi moralne-
GA poguma.
Neka brzojavka IL Nichi-Nichi
pravi, ola Sc ie zaGelo Vladivsto-
ku gibanje, da Sc organizira novo
armada proti Sibircem, ki bo Sc
stavliena IL iaponskih, kitajskih
in rusl1ih prostovolicev.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
LENIN JE BOLAN.

Moskva. %. marca. = Use kaze,
da bo Jurii Cicerin, sovjetski zu-
nanii minister naceloyal ruski de-
legaciji, ki pojde V Genovo ma
konferenco. Mnenje prevladuje,
da Lenin ne pOlde.
Nekatcre vesti pravijo, ola trpi
Lenin na srcni bolezni. Zgodaj V
marcu ko .e govoril delavcem Sc
je zgrudil ma tia platforme. Odpe-
liali so ga V njegov dom izven me-
sta, kjer Sc Sc vedno nahaja. =
Kljub temu Sc sliSijo glasovi, da
utegne odpotovati V Genovo po-
zneje, ee bi potek dogodkov ka-
zal. da je njegova navzocnost po-
trebna.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
KAJ MORA VEDETI VSAK
DAVKoPLACEVALEC v TEN
OKRAJU.

Zelja 6krajnega zakladnicarja
je seznaniti vas vaznimi dejstvi,
ki Sc ticejo obdacenja in placanja
davkov.
Davkoplacevalec V Cook okraju
81 bo prihranil cas- in pomagal da-
vGnemu uradu ako Sc bo zavedal
da okraini zakladnicar nina nice
sar "a opraviti S povecanjem ali
znizanjem davkov.
Njegova zaprisezena dolznost jC
pobirati dav1e in nina absolutnC
nobene oblaSti Spreminjati, zmanj.
Sati ali Dreklicati davke.
ZemljiSGa in osebno lastnino Sc
obdaGi ma prvega aprila vsako le
to in iih V to izvoljen pregledoval'
nj odbor potrdi po l. avgrlstu. A
iko je va$a lastnina previSOko ce
njena, Sc lahko pritozite V julijr
meSecu vsakega leta,
Ako tega ne storite, me- morett
potem veG zahtevati, da Sc van
davke mia, ce iih smatrate ola sc
previsolli.
Davki, katere ie treba seda.
plaGati, so bill doloGeni aprila me-
SEGA lansko leto in va manjsanjf
teh je nemogoce apeliati, Pred av.
custom mesecem letoSniega leta j
mogo6e prositi "a znizanje Sele u
tiste davke, XII bodo iztirliivi preo
mesecem maiem leta 1928.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
VELIKA TATVINA LIBERTY
BONDOV.

Washington, DlSt. OF Columbia.
= Iz zveznega zakladniSkega od-
delka "a liberty bonde ie na Skrlv-
nosten naGin izginilo veGje Stevilo
liberty bondov V vrednosti od ITO
do 200 tisoc dolariev. To je mama
nil nocoi w. II. Moran, nateInik
tame sluzbe.
~ Richond, Va. Sc je poslalo ne
kcliko detcktivov, ker Sc jc 1--we
delo, da Sc tam nahaiata diva u
sluzbenca, Xxi sta biIa pref zapo-
sliena pri omenjenem zaEladni-
$kem oddelku in sc ju sunni, ola sta
V zvezi S tatvino.
V ostalem nimajo organi tajnc
sluzbc nikakih sledov, je izjavlje-
no. Steer Sc pa lahko smatra, ola
ne bodo obcsili ia veliki zvon,
slucaju da imajo kak sled.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
IZGUBLJENI SIPLAN.

V sredo popoldne je IL Miami,
Fla. odletel proti Bimini otociu si-
plan ali 'leteci coln'', ma kate
rem je bilo Sest potnikov. Ko je
dospel cas-, da bi letalo metalo pri-
stati ma cilju, ie prislo cd tam po-
rocilo, da ga nj.
Takoj Sc je poslalo ma iskanie
stiri aeroplane, XII SO krozili mad
moriem IN ga z velil1imi zarkome-
ii razsvetlievali, mislee ola je NOR
da siplan moral pristati ma morju
radi kake nezgode. Iskanje Sc ie
nadalievalo V cetrtek toda ne du-
ha ne sluha nj o izgublienih.
Tekom casa poleta je bilo vre-
me normalno. Med izgubljenimi le
pet potnikov in pilot, med mimi
tri zenske.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
NALIv vzRoK sMRTI sTIRIH.

Burlington, Kans., %. marca. =
Ko Sc ie tu in okrozju utrgal OBJ
lax. ie nastala povodenj, V kateri
so Stiri osebe naSle smrt.
Med peto uro popoldne do pol
noei .ie pablo deset palcev dezla.
IL iuznega della mesta ie prebival-
stvo zbezalo. Stir osebe so bile
prepozne in naSle svoio smrt V va
lovih.
Materiialna skoda ie cenjena
ma $4,000 dolariey.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
KER JE KRADLA zIVINO.

Mrs. Anne Richey je bogata ze-
ma XII lastuie velikanski ran6 V
Wyomingu. TOda bOgastvo Je nj
zadrzevalo. da bi ne kradia sosed-
niim raneerjem govejo zivino. ze
pred dvemi lett ie bila obSojena ma
ootovo dobo V ieeo, toda ie S pri-
zivi ma vista sodi$6a poskuSala OBJ
sodbo zavreei NaiviSie wyomin-
sko sodiSee il ie odreklo zasliSa-
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24

no, Sc glase porocila IL Angore,
glavnega mesta turskih nacijona
listov. Turk imaio jake malo ups
MIA, da BIO pariSka konferenca IL
godno reSiIa problem ma bliznjem
iztoku in Sc radi tega pripravljajo
ma pomladanski boi.
NavduSenost grSke armade i
iako media in to Turk dobro We.
do. Ena sama vecia zmaga mad
Grki. pa bodo slednji bezali maze
kar Sc bo dalo.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
T1sTI, XII Sc JE PREsELIL

" Clevelandu liz Garry Ave. ma
1921 E.. 6Oth St. mai nam poslie Sc
syoie ime, da bono vedeli, komu
mai spremenimo naslov. Po ulicnlb
in hisnih stevilkah Sc ne da vselel
doenati, kdo lie tisti, XII Sc lie po-
zabil podpisati. Uprav.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
BOLGARIJA JE BAJE V RO-
KAH MILITARISTOV.

IL Pariza prihaja porocilo, Xxi
naznanja, da so bolgarski militari-
sti prelucnili dosedanio Waldo
Stamboliskiia, ministrskega pred
sednika na Bolgarskem. Pariz ie
izvedel to vest Z Dunaia in je baje
utemeljena.
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
VPRASANJE BLIZNJEGA
30 MORDA RESENO.

sc bo mOrda na Sedanjl konterencl
zaveznikov napravilo ugodneJsl
sporazum, S katerim Sc bo odvrnl-
10 pomladno kampanjo med Grk
in Turk V Anatoliii. Znabiti Sc bo
sklenilo GiSto novo pogodbo IN "a
vrglo preiSnie.
Pogoii "a mirno reSitev problc-
ma Ma blizniem vzhodu MISC bill
nikdar tako ugodni. V boju S Tur-
Xxi so Glli izgubili 10000 moz (u-
bitih) in zapravili okoli emo miljar-
do dolariev, ne da bi dosegli kake-
ga posebnega rezultata. Ma drugl
strani so istotako Turk tlpeli We
like izgube in ocividno MISC bill V
stanu spoditi Grkov IL Male Aziie.
Velika Britannia je doslei moe
no podpirala Grke, zakar je zela
vihar med moslemskim prebival-
stvom V Egiptu in Indiii, IL tega
razloga ne kaze sedai vec takega
.navduSenia "a grSko zmago.
Italia in Franciia nistG bill po-
.sebni sovraznici Turkov. Prva j.
sicer podpirala Veliko Britanijo,
toda nieni interest na vzhodu 81
il kazali, da bi bilo pametnejSe, &c
ostane S Turk V priiateljstyu.
Novo pogodbo Sc bo fabricira!o
ma podlagi sevreSke mirovne pogo
dbe, ki je sicer neveljavna, ker nj
bila nikdar potriena ali ratifivira-
ma. Nj Sc SpOrazuma V nekaterih
podrobnoStih, toda glavnem bodo
najbrz Obveliale naslednje tockc,
XII Sc ze nahaiajo sevreSki po-
godbi:
|. Grki moraio izpraZniti Smir
no.
2. Ustanovlienje International
mega rezima Smirni, ki bo varo.
val manj$Sino kriStjanskega prebi
valStva pred eventuelnim prega
njanjcm cd strani moslemov.
3. Raz$irienje tur$kih mel '
Traciii.
4. ZavezniIi moraio izprazniti
Caligrad, toda dobiti morajo od
Turkov gotove garanciie.
). Ureditev "a mednarodno jam
Genie permanentne nevtralnosti
Dardanel. Mormor$kega morja III
Bospora.
Amerika ie zelo zainteresirana
V zadevo. SvreSka mirovna pogod-
ba poStavlja ameriSkega predsed-
nika razosojevalcem med mej9
TurGiie in Armeniie, toda ie dvo-
1.-Two. ola bi Sc to klavzulo ohra-
milo.
Steer pa ie zgoraj$nje postran-
ska Stvar. Kar lie Ia AmerikO glav-
no 50 oljni vrclci Mesopotamiii.
'Ona zeli imeti nadalie pro%o pot
Slzozi vse morske ozine, ki vodiio
do izliva Donave in do bogatih oil
nih poll V iuzni Rusiii in istotako
bogatih skladov manganeSke rude
V Kavkazu.
Glede Smilnc Sc ie re predlaga-
10, maj Sc io postavi "a dobo petih
let pod jurisdikciio lige narodov,
naGeluie il pa mai ameriSki COVER
|ner.
VpraSania bliznjega vzhoda je
jake vazno. Gre Sc Ia vojno ali
mir. Ako Sc bo doseglo ugoden
sporazum, bo mir, drugaee Sc be
voina ponovila. Poleg tega bi spo-
razum pomenial tudi lazio reSiteV
ruskega vpraSania. Zavezniki cim-
dalie boli uvidevaio, da bo treba
Rusiio vpoStevati in ola Sc bo t.
najlazje doseglo, ce Sc napravi en-
l1rat ma blizniem vzhodu mir.
Ma 'front.' V Mali Aziji stojita
druga proti drugi grska in turska
armada. Vojna je sicer prestala V
zadnjem septembru, toda manjse
praske so Sc dogajale skozi vso "a
mo.
Zdai Sc ie odposlalo iz Pariza
poziv Atene, Carigrad in Ango-
no zahtevo zaveznikov, ola mai
skleneta ODE armada mir med Sc
boi. To ie smatrano kot prvi ko-
roly nroti daianSkemu in kOlikOr
Glas svobode., 1922-03-24
MoRILEC sINA oPRoSCEN.

Frank Plano, ki ie lansko leto
ustrelil in ubil svoiega sedem
naistletnega sina, "da resi- njego-
vo duSo", kakor ie iziavil, je pri-
Sci pred porotno sodiS6e, lli ga je
oprostilo motivaciio, da ie bill O.
Ge tekom zaloStnega Gina blazen
radi svoie oeetovske liubezni.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
NO FAMINE RELIEF
in CZAR'S JEWELS
Kameneff Says They Are I'm
salablc Because SO Few
Monarchs Are Left.
SMALL ONES GO TO POLES
Grain Crop Good in South, but
Y Millions Will Need Aid
in Winter.
SMALL ONES GO TO POLES
by FRANCIS M'CULLAGH.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HEnALp
Copyright, 1922. by THE NEW York HERALD.
Moscow. Oct. 21.-Speaking to- Col.
William n. Haskell of the American
Relief Administration to-day. Leo
Kameneff, head of the Soviet Famine
Relief, said that his Government could
not realize on the Romanoff jewels for
relief purposes, as they were so many
and so big that only a Car or a King
could buy them, and there We're very
few solvent monarchs left. save the
steel kings and the oil kings.
Kameneff said Poland had claim
upon the smaller jewels by the Riga
treaty. whereby payment was to be
made to Poland in jewels.
AS regards the church treasures that
were seized by the Soviet. the Govern
ment was drawing up a special report
which would soon be ready. extracts of
which would be sent to the A. II. A. nexr
week, but the amount produced by thu
sale of those treasures. said NJ
Kameneff. had been far below expecta
tions. and all the money thus derived
had already been spent for famine re-
lief.
According to NJ. Kameneff's statement
to Col. Haskell. this years grain crop
would come to 101. .772. 00o, 900 pounds.
but when the proper amount for taxes
end seed had been deducted there would
be only 5.400. 900. 900 TO 1900, 900. 600
pounds left in the hands Of the peasants
o. the central Government.
In Novorossisk and the south, said
the Russian. 1t might be possible to ex-
port $50, 10000 pounds, though grain
as was the custom for various reasons
under Czarist rule. The tax was ex-
pected TO yield 12.2400 100000 pounds. but
owing to the 10 per cent. rebate TO
peasants who had paid prior to October
is, 10 per cent on agricultural improve
ments, 10 per cent. on wastage and
PIG. .0o0. 600 pounds for the needl areas. the
tax would total between 10050O0O0o0 and
10 500 600 900 pounds
NJ. Kameneff showed that by Novem-
ber ] the 100000 persons needing as
sistance would not be starving, and
that by January / there would be
100000 requiring more or less aid. Last
year there were Is. .0Oo. COO. OF whom the
Government fed 100000 and foreign
agencies 100000. AS the tax coliec-
ton had been third larger this year.
the Soviet, Government would be able
to feed 1000. 900. leaving 100000 TO the
Americans The Government would not
purchase food abroad save in mortal
emergency. The Soviet famine budget
runs into tens OF trlllions of rubles.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
s4,OO0,O00 PLOT IS
CHARGED in ARREST
Edward J. Sweeney Held in
Detroit for Alleged Fraud ,
on Bankers Here.
MOTOR CARS IN CASE
Promised to Deliver 1000 on
Loan-POlice Say Thefts
Figured.
MOTOR CARS IN CASE

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
DETROIT, Oct. 21.-Poliee of Detroit
and New York are investigating the
activities of Edward ]. Sweeney, local
Federal prisoner blamed for an alleged
plot to swindle the New York banking
firm of C. H. Richards & Co. by con-
tracting to deliver to it 1000 Detroit
made automobiles, valued at about
s4,O00,00o, supposedly obtained from
the factory by special arrangements.
but in reality stolen on the streets of
Detroit M
Sweeney is held under the Dyer auto.
mobile thefts act. with bail at 5000.
He entered plea of not guilty The
arrest was made October b. Detective
Lieuts. George Cort and George Schrei-
der of the Automobile Recovery Bureau.
1t vas kept secret pending investigadon
OF the plot charged against Sweeney.
The police declare Sweeney went to
New York. told the banking firm he had
a special arrangement whereby he OBJ
tanned rebuilt automobiles at low prices.
and on this story obtained backing for
his venture. Investigation started by
the insurance company in which the
first buyer of one OF the cars attempted
to insure the machine resulted In dis
covery that ii had been stolen from G.
s. Vaughn in Detroit.
Sweeney had returned to Detroit after
delivering the first car and was await
ing a visit from the bankers representa-
tive bringing the first 100000 OF the
financial backing, when the disclosure
was made in New York. The repres enta-
tive came here and placed the matter
before Inspector Parker of the Automo-
bile Recovery Bureau.
Sweeney denied the plot. He admitted
lying to the bankers. police declarei but
explained that he intended to iii the
orders by buying up second hand cars OF
the make In question.
The police said ten other automobiles
were stolen the week before Sweeney's
deliveries in New York started. None
of these has been traced.