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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
PROGRESSIVE CLUB PASSES
RESOLUTION AGAINST DEAL
TO DISRUPT FOREST POLICY

:. BY unanimous vote today the Pro-
gressive Business club passed a reso-
luton protesting against including the
Diamond lake region in the national
park system and npholding admins
tration Of forestry reserves by the ag-
rlcultural department rather than by
the interior department. The resolu-
tion in full appears below.
A talk on indian credits was made
by, Rev. ]. M. Cornclison, Indian mis-.
sionary at the Tutuilla mission He
strongly urged that local merchants
take steps to clear UP some abuses IN
connection with Indian accounts. His
talk was based on his 2s years exper-
ience on the reservation.
J. jacobson, Of the Pcndleton auto
company, spoke on the Progressive
Business Clubs code OF ethics, the
talk being one Of series on the sub
ject
A special committee on the housing
situation, to discuss new plan un-
der consideration, was appointed BY
President G.. M. Rice. The committee
as named consists of Charles Bond, J.
w. Maloney and Mason Thompson.
The Smythe resolution relating to
Diamond lake. adopted by the club To-
day Is as follows:
Whereas, we. the Progressive Busl-
ness Club OF Pendieton, Oregon. are
deeply Interested in the efforts OF cer-
tain Portland papers, outing and bus
mess clubs to secure an addition to
Crater Lake National Park. which
proposed addition is q strip Of Nation
al Forest land, including Diamond
Lake and adjacent National Forest
areas amounting to about sixty-eight
thousand $4,000 acres
We have noted the opposition 70
this proposed addition from the peo-
splc living in or near the region affect
ed, ana have further noted the sug-
gestions made by the National Park
adherents to exclude all grazing, and
particularly sheep grazing, IN all west
ern mountain regions above the alti-
/ tude Of 5000 feet.
NAnd whereas, we understand that
considerable agitation and propagan'
! da has been started in recent years
4 and numerous bills have been intro
\ dnced in congress having FOR thell
purpose the transfer Of large part ol
1.-The summit Of tho Cascade range
/ (from southern Oregon to the Cana
! dian borderl from the National For
ests to various National Parks.
And whereas, under the Nationa
park policy all grazing, timber, power
and other Industrial resources woult
be excluded from these proposed Ma
! tional Park areas which are now N
lowed. regulated and fostered unde
strict rules Of the national forest ad
j minisfiation paying into the state AM
4 to its citizeiis. millions Of dollars an
nuaiiy.
! And whereas. we believe these area
desired BY the National Park enthu
siasts and new Within the confines 0
our national forests. are very wisely
justly and satisfactorily being admin
! fstered by the national forest depart
ment, looking both to the good OF th
Industrial interests therein, and th
preservation Of the scenic features an
natural wonders Of these and all 9th
er national forest areas. They ar
spending large sums OF money an
Y doing everything In their power I
give paramount value to The pIeasur
tGonfInued on page 50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
FROZEN TRAPPER FOUND.

PRINCE RUPERT. y. G.. April
1S.--The body Of James Holden, trap
per and prospector. with q dog hudr
.dltd under his arm, has been found
iii tent near Bowser lake. d remote
region in the mountains back OF
Stewart. by Godfrey Anderson. who
has il samp ten miles away The
bodies of Holden and his dog were
frozen stiff. n il believed Holden
became Ill and was unable to keep
his fire going. Food and wood we're
foundsin the Lent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
Be a Picture, Not
A Cartoon, is Miss
Hansen's Advice

' DENVER. April ls.-(U. P.l I
= --"Girls, be picture in your 7
: home, not a cartoon" advises 4
: Miss Evelyn Hansen, of Chicago 4
Art Institute in a statement here .
today. The trouble with most =
women is that they dress for the =
public and not fer private.
Women whose costume attracts
= Is not necessarily well dressed.
y An elephant can dress like n =
' butterfly" Miss Hansen said. =
: Fer young maiden Miss Han =
: sen believes in simple effects =
= and more ''luscious" effects for =
I the old, =
Z = . . Z =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
GWEN GREAT
WELCOME in FRANCE

CHOERBOTRG France, April 1S.---
CU. ~P.l Jack Dempsey. heavyweight
champion, enthused like schoolboy
today when the steamer Aquitania
docked here. A great crowd Of people
welcomed him to France. Reporters
swarmed over him, subjccting him to
the same sort Of questioning Carpen-
tier received here. TO expressions Of
pleasure at his arrival, Dempsey
laughed and said; That's fine. Glad
to see you ALL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
FREE PRESS EDITOR
WAS KIDNAPPED TODAY

OAKLAND. Cal, April 1S.--(u. Po
Three men, all disguised, early to-
day kidnapped Philip Riley, editor OF
the Oakland Free Press. a weekly OF
alleged 4 sensationalism, blindfolded
and. gagged him, took him into the
Berkeley hills and there gave him a
coating OF tar and feathers and left
him. He made his way into Berkeiey
where he. reported the occurrence TO
the police. A search for the ladnap-
pers was started
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
PHILIP W|THYCOMB
WITHDREW AS CANDIDATE

SALEM. April ls.--tA. P.l-Philip
Withycombe. Of Yamhill today with
drew as candidate for the republican
nomination for governor. stating in q
letter he was requested by Mabel
withycombe, daughter Of his deceased
brother, James Withycombe, late gov
ernor, TO withdraw. Withycombe in
dicated he had no personal ambition.
merely desired to give publiciH to d
platform embodying his brothers
ideas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
WHEAT PRICES SHOW
SMALL DECLINE TODAY

/ Wheat shows decrease In price to-
day. May grain closing at s1.39h,
july at 1928 s-S and September at
s117h. The closing prices yesterday
were May sL4oh, July $1.2a& and
September sf.1S%.
Following are the quotations re-
ceived by Overlook & Cooke, local
brokers';
Open High Low Close
May s1.4o $L44 $780, s1.39h
July i.24h l.26% 1.zS l.sSss
Sept. 1.lS l.i9% I.16t2 1.11A
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
Genoa Dispatch Says Allies
Are Prepared to Ask That
New Pact be Discarded.
FRENCH WILL QUIT
IF PACT CONTINUES
Lloyd George Believes Meet
Can Continue Even II
French Delegation Bolts.


PARIS, April fs.---(A. P.)--A IIae
vas dispatch from Genoa says the a.
lies are drafting note to the Ger-s
mans and Russians notifying them lt
will be impossible for the Germans
and Russians to continne,to partici~
pate In the sessions Of the Russian ar
fairs commission Of the conference X
they persist in maintaining the gtussQ>
German treaty.
Astonishnscnt Excit6ll.
LONDON, April ls.--fA. P.) IN
would not be easy To imagine any
happening at Genoa which would ox>
cite greater astonishment ot more
misgiving than the announcement of
the Russo-G German treaky nrp{lucotl IN
the majority Of thia Iors-
don newspapers. Tlttl "a cons
demned as a deadly e6t the
conference, Il
No Reason T. Il
4 GENOA, April 1s.-d. NJ 6. )---s'f
see no reason why the Russo tser:nn ii
treaty should break up the confer-.s
cnce' declared Lloyd George 10 an Ii, "
ternational Newn Z, Srss,,ons,s,, Z X 4. ~
premier woulldn,t disc,ss fhn \ I rsss,ys
f,,rthar ma n yss ~ ~ i e, ,sns,,i =,
member Of the british delegation tlinf'
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pIr'nou ! s',r.l,, a''us' NlsnosAM tae rrsncn
.pe'vsaaoh lroln .nc conteFence'
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s''r-+rresiaent iierdln& n. Qf sne opln u
'vm ' tnM 'ns nusso-Sie y as1An t7cakys
s'sneu y uchoa, iss M. ~ tAsuIak
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
COuMA VOLCANO IS
ACVE SAYS REPORT

Ell PASO. April s1S.-tu, P)--
Families around Colima and Zapot-
land, Mexico, fled todas to open plains
To escape the eruptiusf Of the Colmil
volcano, according TO advices here,
The volcano is8reported sending forth
columns OF smoke by day and fire by
night visible for q radium Of O hun
dred miles, covering the valleys
aro,ind the two cities with rense
smoke, vapor and ashes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
INDEPENDENCE LEADER
RESIGNS.

!. MANILA, p. l., April 1S.--CU. P.J
President Quezon of the Philippine
senate. today announced his resigna-
tion as head of the Philippine indc-
pcndcnce mission to Washington un-
less the mission revised its program
and made complete Independence its
goal. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
PORTUGUESE ON THIRD
LEG OF ATLANTIC FLIGHT

SAINT VINCENT. Cape Verde Is
lands, April lS.-U. P)--Capta'ns
Dacunha and Saccadura, Portuguese
aviators, left Santiago harbor IN the
Cape yeerde group today on the third
and most perilous leg of the flight
across the Atlantic from Portugal to
Brazil.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
nc: FIRE NJ DENVER

DENVER, April IS.+-fUs r. 3 Fire
Of unknown origin. which tdestroyed
the Iindquist mercantile building and
four upper stories Of d sevent story
club building, causing damage esti-
mated at nearly half d million. was
brought under control after five hours
OF work today,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
BIG BATTLE RAGING
NORTH OF BELFAST

BELFAST. April 1s.--d. Ms. ~
A big battle has broken out north
of the city. Military forces armed
with machine guns have intervened.
Twenty are wounded, according to
word reaching here. Religious diff
4ferences are said 70 have caused the
new outbreak.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
BIG FIRE AT MANILA.

Il MANILA, r. l.. April 1s.--tu, ~
Five hundred persons were render
ed homeless when a hundred houses
burned near here today. One corr.
stabulary soldier was elcctrocuted IN
fighting the flames. The fire Is the
third to mark the present dry sea-
son.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
NEW VACCINE, TAKEN BY
SWALLOWING, rs PR0BED

Paris, April 1s.-~vaccine to be
swallowed instead Of scratching the
skin or using a hypodermic Is being
examined by the French Academy OF
Science. The new cassine of NJ. Roux
is especially directed against dyseen-
terry and Is reported to have been very
successful. It causes no, harmful re-
action and will be u relief from the
old vaccine, which frequently caused
bolls,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18
PORTLAND MARKET

PORTLAND, April tg-fA. r. -
Livestock. eggs and butter steady
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18

WHEAT MARKET
PORTLAND. April tS.---tA. P)--
Wheat $i.2a TO sl.26,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18

tcontinued on page s.,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18

lcoutipued on pase 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18

The East Oregonian Is Eastern Ore
Eoa's greatest ewspsoer and Is = sell
ing force gives to the advertiser uHEr
twice the guaranteed average paEd CIR
cuiatiou IN Pendlston and UmaEfIIz
county OF any other Newspaper.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-07
Den 4. a 6. Gervence.

Spoiene Staty. neimocneisi repu-
blika sv9ta. rok CO rok slavi den A.
cervence, kdy vlastenci americk5mi
prohlasena zem "a neodvislou, svo-
bodnou.
Prohlaseni JIM podepsane bylo
.neienom protestem proti tyranii
Anglie. ale spolu protestem proti
jakakoliv tyranii v fadach vlastnfch
v dobach budouclch. Zakladatel6
noveho naroda videli jasn9 moznost'
budoucich gel. iez povstati mohou
Gas Cd casu We vlastni domacnosti.
Oni to byli. jez pTipomeli America
nnm budoucim, ze to jejich jak poa
vinnostf tax pravem "zmeniti a
zrusiti" vladu. ktera by skodnou sc
stavala, zaklad6m, ma kterych zbu.
dovana svoboda a velikost' ameri-
ckeho naroda. Poctivy American
stoii a stati bude Washingtonems
Jeffersone m. Adamsem. Lincolnem
a temi velikany. ma kterych a jichz
praci zalozena a udrzena yelika u
ME.
Za pamatngm dnem 4. cervence
pfichazi pro mas ceskych rodic1
doe 6 cervence. Nebyti hranice
Kostnicke. ma kterou po pfikladu
sveho vndce, Krista, Sci 6. cervence
r. 14l5, mistr Jan Hus, mozno ze
sv6t dnesni netesil by Sc te zari
svobody, ktera rozlila sc po clovf-
censteu jez zadnym protibojem
nebude udusena. Svohoda. ktera
zaplala plamen0 hranice Kostni-
cke, ma ktere umiral ustvan9. knee
2 cirkva vyobcovany, "a posm9chu
syych nepTatel. vozena lnnO Cesko-
slovenske republiky, iejimz 1delem
jest pomoci ku obrod9 Evropy.v je-
JIM iakoby demant We stredu zasa.
zen5 spociva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-07
ClenIm kabinetu miSta v
kOi1greSu.

Utoky, ktere byly v kongresu
podnikany ma nektere cleny kabine-
tn. hlavne ma sekretafe obchodu
Hoovera nejvysslho navladniho
Daughertyho. pfimely presidenta,
ably dolehl ma kongres hled9l pro-
saditi sv1i plan, iimz Sc zabyval JIG
drive. ably bylo zakonem dovoleDo
clennm kabinetu zasedati obou
snemovnach. tax ably Sc mohli hned
ma mist9 braniti. Poukazuje sc ma
to. ze We vsech evropskych zemich
jsou vladni lavice, ma nichz zasedajf
nejen ministfi. ktefi jsou zvolen5mi
poslanci, ale ministersti-6fsdnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-07
KOupajicf Sc utonul.

George Gasser, {. 1913 N. Mont
ford avenue. utopil Sc nedeli pTi
koupani Sc Dark fece, iez vteka
do Middle river.
U pieru G. pfi Pratt ulici
nalezena byla nedeli mrtvola see-
timssicniho ditka muzskeho pohla-
vi.
Mad rOdinnOn bidOu 81 z0ufal.
Ponevac We psanf. jez Ruska
obdrzel mu psano, ze matka jeho
hladem .zemrela ze jeho otac pc
tt sestrami bratrem json ma po-
kraji vyhladov6nf, Samuel Bozen
pokusil Sc sebevrazdu jedem v
pribytku SVEN ma w. Franklin uli.
ci. Ku souzeni pTidala mu jesta
manzelka jeho. .jez zadsla rozvod.
Stayka krejti pry jistou.
StavKa kreicovskych delniku, KITE
raz jiz vypuknouti mela, dosud W.
volana nebyla. Rudow, mistni
spravce unie s'Amalgamated", pra-
vi. ze stavka vypukpe budoucim
tydnu. z osmdesati mensich dilen
jenom Is dosud dohodlo Sc d9lni-
ky. jak tuto stTedu udal Rudowss ),
Slabe poranen padem S yySe
As stop.
Samuel Cupoy. 46 let9. spadl
pondell Okna tfetiho poschodi do.
mu. {. 1l02 E. Pratt ulice. Padem
poranen byl jenom lehce.
Ditko opaTeno.
Dva roxy starry hoch. Edward
Henschaw re S. Curley ulice, opa.
rem byl 1tery spadnuy do nadoby
8 vafici ,vodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-07
MlStni zprdYY.
z krajanSkyCh kruhI.

Aug. Pribramskeho Philadelphia
ktery braf podilu ns slavnostech pa
desati.leteho jubilea Sok. Jed,
Blesk.
" patek odeiel Baltimore do
New Yorku a odtud do Ceskoslo-
venske republiky p. Frank Kyzr
8 manzelkou svoji Odifzdejicimu.
ktery ceskych kruzfch oblib9 sc
tesil prejeme st'astnou cestu a mi
le shledani milymi pfibuznymi.
- Dne 28. cervna skonal p 10.
sef Votava, manzeI Frantisky Vota
va, (. 937 N. Washington ulice.
PohSeb zesnuleho konan byl 2 do
mu smutku v nedeli o 2. hod. ma
Narodni hrbitov. kde mrtvola jeho
ulozena "a hojne 1casti a soustrasti
ku edpocinku. Pohrebnf obTad
vykonal Rev. Frank Novak. Po-
hTeb vypravila firma Herr.
Dne 80. cervna zemTel p.
James Svehla, manzel Marie Svehla,
(. 947 N. Durham nlice. We start 33
rok1. PohTeb zesnuleho konan byl
domu smutku pondeli rano do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hTi-
bttov Nejsv. Vyk.
- Dne 2. cerVence skonala pi.
Sofie Shramek. manzelka Karla Sh-
ramka, 937 N. Dallas ulice. Pohreb,
zesnuIe konan byl domu smutku
We stfedu odpoledne ma Narodnf hf.
bitov.
Dne 2. cervence zemfel p.
Charles yitak. manzel Tinny Vitak,
{. 2lI0 Z. Ma5s@sn vi ce. We stafi
33 rokG. Pohfeb zesuuleho konan
byl domu smutku do kostela sv
Vaclava odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele We ctvrtek rano.
- PohFeb p. Vaclava Pisingra,
zesnuleho ned9li We staFi So rok1,
elena spoIku Myslivc6 sv. Jiri ko-
nan byl ma hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupi-
tele dne 5. cervence PohTebni o.
brady vykonal vldp. Oktavec.
= Josef J. Vlasak. chvalne zna-
my krajan, prevail tyto dny obchod
9 kavou a caiem cd pana VacIava
Klecky, ktereho byl zam9stnan co
obchodvedouci. Bydli elsie 8O2
N. Kenwood Ave-, kde pFijima ve-
skere objednavky. Krajane, ktefi
jiz okusili jeho vyhlasenou kavu,
zajiste uznaji ze jest nejlepsi tr-
hu re podnik jeho zasluhuje pod
pory. PAX Ii nekdo 81 preie ochut.
natl ieho znamenitou kavu neb cal,
m1zete zavolati telefonem oman.
ce uvedenem on vas navstivi.
Proti zdSkrtu.
Zdravotni odbor mesta ucini vse-
NONE kroky, aby zaskrt vykorenen
byl. V Rampant, jez zivot uvede-
ma hude, doufa zdravotni odbor do
ciliti techze 1sp9chn jako omeze-
nj nestovic
Zaskrtu da Sc pfedejiti ockova-
nim toxin-antitoxinu. Doposud "a.
Skirt z6stava hrozici nemoci. Roc
ne onemocni jim mezi 13 az l6 sty.
Minuleho roku podlehlo zaskrtu SO
ditek Baltimore. Ockovani proti
zaskrtu ukazalo Europe ty nejlepsi
vysledky. V Clevelandu New
Yorku. kde kampane tyto zahajeny
liz byly. docfleno bylo znamenit5ch
6spechG.
We skole {. 5, Ashland a Broad
way, zfizena klinika ma ockovani.
Jine zfizeny budou CO nejdfive.
Utonnl v prfstaye.
Pfi hrani 81 ma pieru ma konci
Broadway ulice. spadl pond6li Sc
stilety hoch. Daniel Suarez. do hlu-
bin pristavu utenul. Kapitan To-
dice Mary M Frank Mach. nekoli-
krate potopil Sc do hlubin "a no
chem, ktereho mu vsak nepodafilo
az vytahnouti. Kdyz poranil sc na
hlav9 narazem pilfr. musel poku.
su zachraniti hocha Sc vzdati.
Mrtvnla hochova nalezena byla muz-
stvem policejnf lodice. uszs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-07
divadelni pfedstavenf "Lucifer a.

nemu obecenstvu. jez seslo se So
kolovne vzdor bouff zufici mad me-
ste m a pozaru pffstavu.
We hTe vyznamenaly Sc Sokolky
Zavadilova. DvoTakova. Martinkova
a Sokolove: Vafa, Cjhlar, Martfnek
a dirigent zpsvd: Hauser. -
Panim: Martinek Zavadil a
sle6n9 Dvofak odevzdany byly kyti-
ce uznani zasluh a namahy.
V pondeli dopoledne konan byl
prtvod ceskou ctvrti ze Sokolovny a
zp9t. odkud ielo se ku vyletu Eas-
ter parku, kde cviceni sokolska
stfidala sc g veselou zabavou vz1or
desticku, kterS mcdowell shladiti ma
ladu obecenstva, jfmz park napln6n
byl.
Sok. Jednota "Blesk" plnym pra-.
vem zasluhuje uznani ku dsp9chu
prace sve letech 1872-1922 q
pfani ku dalsi zdarne prace ma roll
naroda d9dicne!
Dive Rusky zadrzeny.
Dvs ruske divky. iez podloudns
ukryly sc ma lodi Manitowac. jez
zakotvila We Sparrows Point ma sve
zp&tecni ceste pffstayn Cerneho
Mofe, zadrzeny byly pfistehovalec-
kym dfadem. Obe dviky: Anna
Vivdenko. l9 rokn stara a Dvengia
Vonar. FL rokd stara. ukryly sc v
lodi. kdyz tato kotvila v Poti. v
pfistavu Cernehosmofe. "a pet dni,
kdyz lod pristavu odejela, nale-
zeny byly namofnfky. Ob9 vypra.
vuji bide, kterou profit musely v
Rusku. Kdyz pozadaly Novoro-
sijsku praci. poslany byly do Po-
ii. ably tam pomahaly pfi vykladani
obili. jez lodi Manitowac pfivezeno
bylo do Ruska. V pfistavc pTid9-
leny byly ku zasivani hrubych by.
tln. nichz obilf skladano. Pozo-
rujice laskave zachazeni americkych
lodnikn mimi. rozhodly sc ujeti do
Ameriky.
ODE divky, jimz hrozi deportace,
vzaty byly We stredu ku senatoru
France, ktery slibil. ze sc pficinf
sekretaTe prace, aby mohly z1stati
We Spojenych Statech. Manzelka
kapitana lodi. Knudsen. ujala sc
divek. postarala Sc Jim vhodne
obleky jest hotova spolu man.
zelem svym podepsati "a ne zaru.,
ku, ze nepfipadnou "a obtiz Spoje-
nym Statnm. Pfistehovalecky ko.
misaT Baltimorsky, Stump, postal
sv0j nalez de Washingtonu odporu-
Guje milosrdenstvi vtci divkam.
Tento patek iedou ODE 8 kapitanem
Knudsem do Washingtonu, aby tam
osobne zadaly pTipusteni do Spo-
jengch Stat6.
DeySf oSob pOranEnO.
Ctyfi muzi. zena a styfi ditky
psranany byly pondeli v r1znych
nehodach automobilovych.
= Ma den 4. cervence poraneno
bylo v automobiIovych nehodach
dvanact osob. Til BaltimoTane:
Candido Barsotti. Mary Barsotti
Annie Leone. poraneni byli snad
smrteln9 We Washingtonu, kan 81
zajeli ma motorcyklu. jenz srazil Sc
ma Pennsylvania avenue s poulicni
k&rou.
= We stfedu poraneny byly au-
tomobily dve ditky.
Baltimofanka Sebevrazedkyni
yParizi.
v Pafizi usmrtila Sc jedem Bal
timofanka. Elizabeth Almoney Lee
Kohn.
- Ponevac ma den A.. cervence
nesmsla vyjiti mela sc donna uci.
ii, aby dohonila to, co zanedbala
We skolnfm roce, 14leta divka Grace
Ziegler Alendale road pokusila Sc
sebevrazdu jejem.
Devet poraneno ma 4. Gervenec.
BShem slaveni A. cervence porG-
memo bylo 9 osob pfi yypalovani o
hilostrojn a revolvern. Nejmlads'
celebrant a. cervence, 2lety hocf
Leo Schultz z Rutland avenue. kous
do torpedo, je3 yybuchlo a dsta mi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-07
Ditko 0naTen0.

Diva roxy starry hoch. Edward
Henschaw re S. Curley ulice, opa.
rem byl 1tery spadnuv do nadoby
vaf1ci ,vodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-07

Samuel Cupoy. 46 letf. spadl v
pondell 0kna tretiho poschodi do.
mu, {. 1102 E. Pratt ulice. Padem
poranen byl jenom lehce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-07-07
Sto novych policejnich straznfkl.

Vybor ma odhsdy shodl Sc ma u
stanoveni novych policejnich straz-
nikn CO nejdTive mono a so doda-
tecnych l. fijna v konferenci poli-
ceinim komisarem Gaitherem. Je-
dinym kamenem 1razu We shode
jest, ze neni zadne polozky vssrozpo-
Fctu ma rok tento pro placeni sluz-
neho nov5m straznik1m.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-26
Ship Believed
Lost on Gulf
SOS Message Ceases After
Telling Vessel Is
Sinking.

PORT ARTHUR, Tex. July 25.-
Wireless messages to the Port Ar
thur naval station from the steamer
Charles Braley, seventy-five miles
northwest of Tampico. reporting
the vessel in a sinking condition,
ceased suddenly today and It Is be-
Nevd the vessel is lost.
The last message received here
said the crew was taking to the
open sea in lifeboats.
First messages from the Charles
Braley were interrupted at o'clock
this morning. saying:
Steamship Charles Braley sink
Ing seventy-five miles northwest
Tampico. All hands still on board
at this time but preparing to aban-
don ship at any time"
Later efforts to communicate with
still aflo at. Then come the mes
sage: Ship sinking; don't worry"
followed by dozens of messages
from members of the crew to rela-
tives
Later efforts to communicate with
the doomed steamer were fruitless.
The naval station here was ad-
vised that the steamer Gulf Star
stood by the Charles Braley.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-26
MOVIE OPERATORS TO BEGIN.
QUEST OF miss WASHINGTON
Motion Pictures of Beauties Will Be Shown on
Screens of Local Theaters.

The camera search for Miss
Washington" which will be begun
by a squad of motion picture pho
tographers in the near-future. may
reveal some new. silver screen per-
sonalities, according to officials of
the National Pictorial News. makers
of Crawford and Carter Productions.
who will be in charge of the cam
eramen >photographing the entrants
in The Herald beauty competition.
The motion pictures of Washing
toms mostly comely4 young women
who are vieing for the honor of rep
resenting the Nations Capital at the
second annual king Neptune pa
geant at Atlantic City on Septem-
ber 6, and S, will be- shown upon
the screens of the B. F, Keith's The
ater and loves Columbia and Pal
ace theaters.
Arrangements for the showing Of
the Miss Washington" pictures
have been made through Roland s.
Robbins. manager of the B. F.
Keith's Theater. and Lawrence
Beatus. managing director of the
Loew theaters in this cits.
After the pictures have been
shown upon the local screens, they
will be sent. to New York. where