davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-16

hOhOMO-Once eaCn week during
the coming winter members of the
Polar Bear club will take a swim at
the quarry-even if they have to
break the ice.
EHELBYVILLE - c. L. Lamb,
1903 Bellefontaine ST, Indianapolis,
smashed large ornamental lamp post
in the heart Of the city. He was in
terested in the decorations for the
fall festival, he says.
BLOOMINGTON-So many apples
We're stolen from the display at the
Monroe County fair that officials We're
doubtful whether a fair judgment Of
the products could be made.
HARTFORD CITY-A new kind Of
hair tonic was experimental with by
crowd of high school boys and girls
who stole half barrel Of lubricating oil
and smeared it on three horses. 1t is
said the Juvenile court will hold a
session.
PORTLAND-Twent pupils of the
local high school will go to Indiau-
apolis next Thursday for a musical
demonstration under the direction Of
Miss GoIdie Lowman and Mrs. Ed
ward EmmOns.
UMBUS-Several hundred PEG
pie and seventy-five hounds romped
over the Bartholomew County hills
last Saturday in quest of foxes. =
barbecue was held in the evening
Foxes were not eaten.
LAFAYETTE-Mrs. Doris Bell has
filed suit for divorce charging that
her husband asked her to steal a dia
nond ring they saw on the dresser at
the home of a neighbor. s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
KAMPANIJA NAMAMS
STA'TYTI.

Turdje Chicagoje namq sta
tymui medzio gamintojai If
pirkliai suvaziavima, nu-
sprende padidinti savo "bu-
sinessq" pakGlus visuomen6-
je namQ statymo kampanija
skelbimais per laikrascius ir
kitokiais budais.
Tai kampanijai sajunga
skiria 2 milionu doleriQ. Ne
turi namu zmon6s bus ragi-
nami isigyti nuosavus namus.
Bus nurodomos priemon6s ir
palengvinimai, kaip tai visa
atlikti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
CHICAGO OJE.
MIRE BUVES TEISEJAS
49,. OWENS.

-Po ilgos ligos Chicagoj mi,
re John Edward Owens, bu-
YES Cook apskrities, teis6jas,
Jis buvo gimes Chicagoje
1875 metals. Mok6si pirmiau-
sia Sv. Stepono parapijos mo-
kykloj, paskui st. Patricko a
kademijoj. Baigus jam Lake
Forest universitetq, 1896 ne
tais iSlaikG advokato kvoti-
mus.
Kick palaukus isivele poll
tikos sukury. NabaSninkas
Owens buvo nevedes.
Laidotuv6s ivyks 81 pirma-
dicni po gedulipgQjQ pamaldQ
Dievo Motinos Sopulingosios
baznycioje, Albany ave. ir
bOulv.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
LIUDUA Prizes ATE|VUA
WASHINGTON, bal. 8.

WASHINGTON, bal. 8. -
Darbo departamentas savame
lake Europon tyrin6ti ateivi-
JOS Suv. Valstijas problema
pasiuntG moteri Lillian Rus
sell Moore.
Sugryzusi jinai kongreso
ateivijos komitetui nupasako-
ia, kad ateivija cia butQ visai
uzdrausta, kaip ilgai cia gy-
venq svetimSaliai nepersiim-
sia amerikonizmu. Ji nori,
kad ateivija butQ sustabdyta
nors penkeriems metams. Cir
di, ir be naujQ ateiviu cia mi
lionai darbininkQ valkiojasi,
negaudami darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
z|N|OS Is L|ETUVOS.
VADINAMAS VILNIAUS
SEIMAS.

Dvi savaiti lenkQ "seimas
kalb6jo del savo deklaracijos,
kad nori d6tis SUI Lenkija.
Pestin6ms nebuvo gallo ir kra-
Sto. Kas butQ, jeigu ten bu-
tq dar atsisGde lietuviQ, zydQ
ir baltrusiQ?... Dabar visi Ell
ma Lenkijon, tik nezino kelio.
Atrodo, kad Lenkijos sunta-
kiais lengva suklysti. Best
gincydami kai kurie pasako
neatsargiq zodeliQ. Pavyzd-
ziui, vasario Is dienq Adama-
viGius aiSkiausiai visam sci
mui pasake, kad zeligo0Skis
buvo Vdr$aUoS siQstaS aSkG-
riaatti Vilniu. Endekams tai
nepatikO. Em6 is vietQ pro
testuoti. Tuomet iAdamavicius
atsillirto, kad zeligovskis sa-
WI pinigQ' 'neturejo = VarSa-
va visa dave. Uzkariavome-
tai ir musu. Kitas atstovas
Chominskis pasake, kad vie
noje "Srodkuvkoje" yra q
400 lenkq policininkQ, kad le-
nkai siekia BaltQjq juriQ su
Lietuvos, Latvijos ir lgaunl-
Jos zememis. Abramavicius
tai patvirtino, nes Lenkija be
juros negalesianti butt gain
ga valstybe. Endekai sauke:
"Svetimo nenorime, savo ne
duosime," bet kur svetimos
zem6s ir kur savosios, tai lyg
mazi vaikai nezino. Ka pa
mato, tai ir jQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
ISAnglekasig Streiko
PRIESINASI KONFEREN-
CIJAI. &c.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, s.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, s. -
Vietos apskrities angliu kasy-
klQ~ operatoriq sajunga atsl-
sake dalyvauti kongreso ko-
miteto Saukiamon konferenci-
jon Washingtone. .....
Taipat ir Illinois angliQ ka-
syklQ savininkq sajunga nesu-
tiko su tqja saukiamaja kon-
ferencija. Pastaarieji didlkal
nori tureti atskiriq konferen-
cija tik su savo valstijos an
glekasiql unijomis.
Tokiu budu konferenclJa
Washingtone negal6s ivykti.
Kongresas isitikins pagaliau,
kas nori taikos ir darbo, gl
kas kovos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
REIKALINGAS PERORGA-
NIZAVIMAS.
WASHINGTON, bal. s.

WASHINGTON, bal. s. -
Kongreso komitetas iSklausl-
n6jo apie darbq kasyklose il
kitus anglekasiu unijQ virsai-
Gus. Visi ludijo taip, kaip
internacionalis prez. Lewis.
Distrikto No. 2 prezidentas
John Brophy komitetui parei-
Sk6:
"MusQ nuomone, tokia pra-
none, kuri per istisus metus
duoda darbininkams vOs 100
darbo dienQ, reikalinga nuo-
dugnaus perorganizavimo."
Slandle Jau KoVa Vedahla
ne tick apie pacia anglekasiQ
uzmokesni, kick uz tai, kad
darbininkai kasyklose apskri-
tus metus tur6tQ darbo, bet
ne viena arba dvi dieni savai-
t6je. ....
Suprantama, kai-kurie ka-
syklq savininkai save gina,
teisinasi, kaltina darbininkus.
Bet kas cia ju kla9sys, kuo-
met jie nepaduoda tikrq lro-
dymQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08

WASHINGTON, bal. 8.
TukStanGiai darbininkQ, kurle
ppreit2 rudeni, paskui ziem2
tur1jo bedarbiouti, $iandle
gama jau visokius darbus.
Del to bedarbiQ skaitIlus,
nors palengva, moIat 'lna
mazyn.
Taip skclbiama is federalio
darbo biuro, kuriame renka-
mos darbo statistikos.
Kovo men. 23-se didziau-
siuo>e pramon1s centruos'
nauiai primtQ darban zmoonlQ
skaitlius padidtjo nuo I lkl
. nuo&imGiQ.
Sausio men. G3-se didziuo-
Siuose miestuose 1,428-se dir
btuvGse dirbo 1,365,4 ,4O1 EMO
gus. Bet kovo 81 d. tOse pa
close dir5tuvGSe dirbO Jau l.
GO4.959 darbminkai.
Anot darbo biue gautq ra-
portu, darbo santikiai grel-
ciausia ir geriausia taisosl
mieste Chicago. Tenai kovo
n.6nesiu dirbtuvGse darbinln-
ku skaitliuS padid6jo SO nuo-
SimCiais.
New Yorke dirbanciQ EMO
niQ skaitlius taipat didinasl'
Bet palengviau, negu Chica-
goje. Mes tenai kovo meme
siu darbininkQ skaitllus pa
sididino tik II nuOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
De VALERA PERTOLI
NUVAzIAv0.

DUBLINAS, bal. s. - Al
riu vieSoji opinlia pagaliau
atbunda IL reikalauja, kad Al
RIA ant gallo aprimtQ. Gwen
tojai laiko susirinkimus ir da-
70 tam tikras rezoliucijas.
Saukia de Valera paliautl
drurscius ramybe.
Bet vargiai de Valera da-
Lar jan gales iSsuk t /
il savo parinkto kelio. Pertoli
.jis jau nuzygiavO. Bijosi sa-
vo $alininkQ atmamyti pozi-
ella.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
TEISEJAS GAUNA CRU
MOJANCIUS LAIsKUS.

Veikiqs prizes darbininkQ u
nijQ vadus kriminalistus Chi
cagoje teisejas Scanlan gau-
ma daug grumojanciq laiSkQ.
LaiSkuose teisejas ispejamas
liautis veikti prizes tuos kri-
minalistus. Kitaip atsakysiqs
savo galva.
LaiSkai pavedami miesto
detektivams ir federaliams a
gentams. Tie megins surasti
laiSkQ autorius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
BANKOS REKORDAI SU-
DEGINTI.

WAUKEGAN, ILL.,, b. g.
Gubernatcriaus Small -byla II
vel atid6ta porai savaiciQ.
Tuo laikotarpiu teismas atliks
reikalingus prisirengimus.
PaaiSkGjo, kad bankQ, su
kuriomis kituomet gubernato-
RUS Small, kaipo valstijos IL
dininkas, tur6jo transakcijas,
visi rckordai sudeginti.
Ir praneSta, kad tai pada-
res vienos bankos ,dzianitO-
rirls, kurs yra mires. Taigi,
bankas neturi rekordQ, kurlQ
teismas reikalavo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
Prancija Trukdo vokietIjaj
GaUtI PaSkOIa
HllENORi, KAD ARGENTINAI TEKTy vOKIETIJOS
PREklV
KLAZSIlAS. KAIP MGAI VOKIETIJA BUS PRLkLAU
SOMA NUO PRAMCIJOS

BUHNOS AIRES, Ar&en-
tina, bal. ;. = Argentinos w
riauSyt1 pasiQI& Nokietijai
1J0 milioml pcsQ - apIe 50
milionQ dolcriQ, kredito. Su
tajs pinigais Vokietija galetQ
Ar%cntinoje isigyti reikaIm-
60 Sau maiSto. u tai gi No-
kictija Argentinai ilgu laiko-
tarpiu gal1tQ atly&inti Savo
prektmis.
Tuo tik<lu su Nokietija We
damos sIapto$ doryboS. lr to-
del visos SQlygQ simultaneous
nezinomoS. DcryboS uzSl@,;-
sia todeI, nos entente, ypar
Prancija, pricSinasi tam kre-
ditui.
Apie to krcdito pasiQIymq
tcnka patirti Siuos faktus:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
ATAKUOJA MINISTERIUS,
PAGERBUSIUs KAROLIO
-'.. MIRTI.

: VIENNA, bal. 8. = sv'
Stepono katedroje ivyko &C.
dulingosios pamaldos uz mi
rusi buvusi imperatoriu Ka-
roll. Pamaldcse dalyvavo Au-
strijos kancleris Schober il'
keIetas ministeriQ.
Seine socialistai atstovai
tad kaip pakvaiSe uzpuolc
kancleri ir ministerius uz bu-
vimq pamaldose. Apsauke
juos respublikos iSdavikais.
'Iik visas socialistams vargas,
kad jq balso nieks neklauso. 4
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08

Argentina su NokictlJos no
rails sutinka. Ir rcikalauJa
truntpoj atoity NJ 10 mlIionQ
peSQ pristatyti uklui lrankIl
ir kitokiQ gclczniQ IL pIl"nl-
niu daiktQ, kuriQ nerclkla lal-
xvii sandcliuose, idant apSau-
goti nuo rudy.
Nokietija sake, kad j to-
mis- visomiS SQlygomis mI"lal
Sutinka. Bet MCCALL @aran-
tuoti priStatyti rcikalauJamQ
prekiQ be ententGs Sutlklmo.
Anglia prizes vokicGiQ pre-
kin i&vczimQ Arg"ntinon me-
ko, ncturi. Bet tam prl"SIna-
81 Prancija. PaStaroji sake,
kaip Nokietija gall kitur pre-
kes siQsti, jci il neatsltrlSla
pirmiau su entente kontrl6u-
..1->1,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
"sE1Mo" REzoL1UC1JA.

Vasario 20 d. lenkQ seimas
Pogulenkos teatre prieme re-
zoliucijq prijungti Vilniaus
kraSta prize Lenkijos. BalsaVo
visi, tik 3 socialistai is6jo bal
savimo metu, gi 3 atstovai is
"Odrodzenes" susilaike nuo
balsavimo. Tai nubalsave, pa
dare Vilniaus gatvemls pap
rasta lenkq vaikQ ir mokiniq
eisena katedron. Ten pagle-
doio ir isklause pamokslo.
Tuomi Vilniuje baigesi lskll-
mes. Ia pat ketina padarytl
VarSavoje. Nors apie savo
darbus muse telegramas kl-
toms valstybems, bet is jQ jo-
kin pasveikinimu nesulauke.
Net uzzsienio laikrasciai dau-
giau tyli apie to "seimo"
darbus, tartum, jo visai ne
butu. Visi Zinc kaip jis susi-
dare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
BUVUSIO LMPE
RATORIAUS sEIMYNAI.

GENOA, bal. s. - ApaSta-
lu Sostas darbuojasi cia eko-
nomintje tautq konferencijoje
tur6ti savo atstovus, kad is
rupinti reikalinga iSlaikyma
mirusio Austrijos imperato-
riaus Karolio likusiai skait-
lingai Seimynai, kuri Siandie
liko be jokio uzlaikymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
SUNAIKINO DAUGYBE
SVAIGALU.

DUBLTNAS, bal. 8. - De
Valeros Salininkai kareiviai
uzpereitq nakti Gia uzpuold
muitinGs trobGsius ir sunalkl-
no 10 milionQ doleriQ vert6s
vyno ir degtin6s. Tie svaiga-
lai buvo ivezti, turbut, is An
glijos ar Belfasto. jTokiu bu-
du valeristai parodo, kad jie
boikotuoja Anglijos il Ulste-
rio prekes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
NEW YORKE ARESTUO-
TAS ATAMANAS
SEFNIONOV.

NEW YORK, bal. s. -NoS
tjk SpGjo Gia is WaShin@tono
atvykti zinomas atamanas Sc
mionov, tuoiauS arc&tuotas.
,.,,,.;,,,,,; n.o,.orto ;Seo
,.;,,, ,.o,ono,,;;, l,,,,.;; mir
,.,;,,., .r S;ho,.; 10 ~ tnnoi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
TUgs7ANJIAl BEDkRBIy GAUNA OzSIENIAOS

Gcrtja laikai kuoai$kiauslaI
apsirciSkia gelezicS il phcno
pramontse.
Apie einancius gereSnlus
laikus taipat liudija IL tas,
kad gelczink"liQ kompanIJoS
uzsako Wis daugiau vagonC
dirbdinti. Nicna tokia kom-
panija Chicagos dirbtuv@S'
uzsak6 padirbdinti 1000 va
gonQ, kas atsieis e ,m1LonaI
dOIeriQ.
Iinovai teciaus pazyml,
kad, neziurint Wis daugIau at
sirandanciu darby, ! IalkQ pa
ger6jimq rciIia ziurttl p'SI-
mistiniai. Mes amerikonlSEa
pramont, INFANT abclnai, Wis
neiSsijudina, Wis dar suSnudu-
81.
Sakoma, cia pramonG pilnai
pakils, kuomet praSidGs gyva
prekyba su Europa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
POLICIJA NU'TVERE
PASTOS VAGI.


Federaliai agentai Chicago
je sugavo paStini vagi, kazko-
Xxi George Stearn, q M, kurs
voga laiSkus su "money or
deriais" ir cekiais If tai visa
pakeizdavo pinigais savo nau-
dai.
Tuo budu jis dideles sumas
pasisavino. Uz6me keleta me-
nesiQ agentams j susekti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
PRANCIJOJE SUSIDAUzE
DU LEKTUVU.

PARYzIUS, bal. 8. - Sa-
Iin,ais micsteIio Phelby, NJ
20 mailiQ Siauriuose nuo Pa
ryziaus, du IGktuvu susidaua6.
Nicnas lGktuvas skrido is Pa
ry%iaus Anglijon su 3 koliau-
ninkais. kitas - is Lon
dono Paryziun vez6 pasta.
Zuvo visi lGktuvuose buve
ZmOnGs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
GATVEKARIAIS VAzINE-
JIMO KLAUSIMAS.'

Prane&ta, kad valstijos ko-
mercijos komisija Siandie pa
skelbsianti nauja paredyma,
kick mokGti uz vazin6jimq
gatvekariais.
Sakoma, busiq paskirta 6
ar Z ccntai vietoje 8 centQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
PRANEsIMAs.

West Chicago Park komisi-
onieriai visuomenei pranesa,
kad Garfield Parke atidaro-
ma poyosario geliu parodo.
Geliq konservatorija bus a
tidaryta publikai 500 ryta iki
1000 vakare. Paroda prasi-
des balandzio 9 d. ir tests Xxi
bal. % d., viso Is dienp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
PITTSBURGH, Pa, bal. 8

PITTSBURGH, Pa, bal. 8
= Klondike apirubeje 62 an
gliq kasyklos uzdarytos. To-
Sc kasyklose dirbo neunistai
.TeGiaus jie prisidejo prize u
nistu streiko. Dix maza da-
lis atidaryta kasyklq, kuriose
dirba neorganizuoti darbinin-
kai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
BALSUOS PROHIRICIJCS
KLAUSIMU.

STOCKHOLMAS, bal. S.
Ateinanti rudeni Svedijos gy-
vcntojai lures referendumq
prohibicijos klausime. IIalp
nutarG parlamentas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08

CHICAGO. = Siandie ne
pastovus oras; kick vesiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08
PINIGU KURsAS.


Svetimq Salip pinigq verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol.
baland. Z d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.38
Prancijos 100 frankp 9.1o
Italijos 100 lirp $40
Vokietijos 100 markiq .33
Lietuvos 100 auksiniq .33
LenkQ 100 markiq .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-08

Published Daily Except Sundays
One Year %o.OO
Six Months ................ $S.oO
At NEWS-STANDS &c. n. COPY
DR,rCAs PUBLISHING CO., Inc.
233I So. Oakley Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Tel. Roosevelt 7591
Evening star., 1922-10-10

900 Greek refugees from Asia Minor
and now under the Greek flag These
are said to be distributed as follows:
Mitylene, 10000; Chios and Santos.
10000: Marmora islands. 1900:
Saloniki. $4,000; Athens and Piraeus
10000; Rodosto and the interior. 1876
900; Macedonian coast. 10000
These figures. it was explained, do
not include Armenians who fled to
Constantinople and other coast cities
There are approximately 100000
Armenians from Cilicia and other
Evening star., 1922-10-10
j. S. RELIEF AGENCIES
IN NEAR EAST UNIFIED

All American agencies in Con-
stantinople have been unified in an
emergency committee with a pro-
gram approved by the State Depart
ment for dealing with the relief
situation. In addition to the regular
of the Near East Relief.
American business men are Coop
Grating in the work. while Greek doc
tors, nurses and business men, who
were among the refugees.
are giving their assistance.
It is estimated that there are 487,-
Evening star., 1922-10-10
CAPTAIN WASHED OFF SHIP.

NEW YORK, October 1o.-Capt.
Richard F. Staples of the steamship
Glenluss was washed overheard and
lost at sea September 20. during
severe storm, officers of his ship re-
ported today upon arriving from I'm
mingham, England. He lived in
Glasgow. The Glenluss brought
$500 tons of coal
Evening star., 1922-10-10

Willard. The meeting will close Sat
urday afternoon with a visit by dele
gates to the Children's Hospital.
where there will be demonstration
of a system of isolating contagious
cases.
The public is invited to the general
sessions of the conference, and all
kindergarten teachers in the District
public school system have been off,
cially notified. Dr. William r Fow-
Ter. District health officer will repre-
sent the District at the meeting
Evening star., 1922-10-10

areas strewn along the Mediterranean
coast OF North Syria, Aleppo and
AlcXandretta to Beirut and Jaffa
Evening star., 1922-10-10

&$%S&9SK2S3HS3SS81S&HS$GHH
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-27
RADIO
THE JOURNALS RADIO SERVICE

HE JOOfSINAL . nADAO SELGGNACH
The Atlanta journal owns and op-
crates the first and only radio broad
casting station established by q news
paper in the south.
WSB, The Journals powerful sta
ton, is located on the fifth floor of
The journal building. A daily serv-
ice, including weather forecasts,
market quotations, crop summaries,
late news flashes and entertainment
programs, is broadcast at regular
hours
This column is intended to give
practical help and information to Tri-
Weekly journal readers interested in
answered promptly i'm the column il
addressed to the Radio Editor.
Following is a brief summary of
day by WSB:
Noon-Weather and crop sum-
mary for southern states.
and market quotations of Atlanta
Commercial exchange.
p. M.-Baseball scores; other
sport news; news flashes; additional
market reports from bureau of mar
kets; reading of Thornton w. Bur
CESS daily bedtime story.
to 8 p. M.-Daily entertainment
program, consisting of orchestral
and vocal concerts, organ recitsls.
addresses, etc.
to 1855 r. M.-Quiet period for
listening in to distant programs.
8:55tO 9 p. Warrington astro-
nomical time.
(Tune to 360 meters for news, mu-
sic and entertainment; 485 meters for
weather and government reports.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-27
Gets Fine Results
From Small Set
Costing 81 Cents
BY CONDO

A radio receiving set for thirty-five
cerlts-and it works perfectly!
Jack Johnson, of 131 Holderness
street, is the owner. He built the
set himself, working in spare time
after school hours. 1t consists Of
crystal detector, telephone receiver
and aerial.
OF course he did not buy all of the
parts. The set would have cost more
than thirty-five cents had he pur-
chased it complete. A friend pre-
scented him with a 70-ohm telephone
receiver, the ordinary kind used on
house phones. Galena and wire from
a local dealer in radio supplies were
bought. He hooked up the parts on
drawing board, attached his aerial
to a tree, and was ready to listen in.
After school hours, Jack carries
newspapers on city route. II hur-
ry home every afternoon at o'clock
to hear the baseball returns broad
cast by WSB," he said. I'm q ra-
do bug and a baseball fam"
The telephone receiver is entirely
satisfactory for local work, young
Johnson explained. He listens in
each evening to music broadcast by
stations in Atlanta. The receivers
are not strong enough, however, for
the reception Of radio signals from a
distance of more than a few miles.
Now young Johnson is planning to
increase the receiving range of his
set by adding a condenser He has
sold his bicycle to secure enough
money to buy the necessary mate
rails. "I had rather sacrifice my
wheel and walk than miss the fun
Of having a good receiving Set" he
laughingly explained.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-27
Bishop Troy Beatty,
Beloved Tennessean,
Buried in Memphis

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 25.-
Right Rev. Troy Beatty, bishop coad-
jutor of the Episcopal diocese Of
Tennessee, who died in Nashville
Sunday, was laid at rest in Elm
wood cemetery here today after fu-
neral services conducted by Bishop
Thomas F. Gailor, presiding bishop
and president Of the council of the
Episcopal church in America, as
sisted by members Of the clergy
from nearly score of churches
within the diocese and attended by
laymen from all parts Of Tennessee.
The services were held at Grace
church, of which Bishop Beatty for
merry was rector, and where the
body reposed within the chancel
from the time of it's arrival early
today from Nashville until the fu-
neral hour.
Members Of the clergy Of Grace
church acted as active pall-bearers.
Vestrymen from other churches
were named as honorary pa1l-bear-
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-27
JAPAN CALLS N|KKO
THE BEAUTIFUL CITY

TOXIC, Japan.-One of the
most delightful places the Prince of
Wales is to visit in Japan is the
beautiful city of Nikko, ninety
miles north of Toxic, of which the
Japanese say, zone cannot appre-
ciate the word beautiful, until one
has seen Nikko." The city is one
OF the most popular resorts in the
country and attracts hundreds of
visitors at all seasons of the year.
Within the immediate neighbor-
hood are many objects and places of
interest. Best known of all is the
famous Red Lacquer bridge span
ming the river Daiya which original
ly none but the Shotgun and one
travelling as a special messenger for
the emperor might cross.
A short distance from the sacred
bridge are what the floods have left
of the once numerous images of
Buddha which lined the bank of the
river along the Gammanga-funchi
pool. The tale is told that these
stone images come and go invisibly,
the number never being twice the
same.
For a number of years, with or
ders to spare no expense, the pick
of Japanese artists and artisans,
gathered from all parts of the coun-
try. labored to create at Nikko a
memorial worthy of the founder of
the Tokugawa Shogunate, Iyeyasu,
and to surround his tomb with such
.Iyc of
rivalled. The site of the tomb of
the first of the Tokugawa Sho-
guns, on the slope of the forest-clad
mountain, itself is one Of the pre-
mier beauty spots of a superbly-
beautiful district.
In creating the great memorial,
each of the Daimyo of Japan was
assessed to the limit of his capacity
to pay, thus obtaining a fund esti-
mated as the equivalent of $12,-
100000.
In superb setting with an ave-
nue. of cryptomeria, extending over
twenty miles, and broad roadways
thanked with trees of all kinds are
the Shrine of Niklzo. the beauties Of
which beggar description. In them
are magnificent carvings, mural
decorations from the brushes of the
greatest artists Of the day, gifts
from the rulers of China and Korea.
Unalloyed gold was lavishly used
In the profusion of gliding to be
seen everywhere about the buildings
and the colors were made fast by
the use of crushed gems. One of
the most noted carvings about the
temple is the "Three Monkeys" the
"see no evil-speak no evil-hear no
evil trio, known throughout the
entire world.
The beautiful gate known as Yo-
mei-mon is one of the most strik-
ing pieces of wood carving in the
world. 1t is estimated by experts
that this portion of the temple alone
which has a surface about 432
square feet is valued at 100000
yen (nominally $l,200,00O.
In this gate one of the pillars
has its carving upside down. This
was done, it is said, owing to the
superstition that the flawless per-
lection Of the whole structure might
bring misfortune to the house of
Tokugawa,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-27
Time Limit Expires,
Officials Unnamed

COLUMBUS, Ca, April 24'-The
forty -eight-hour time limit in whlcn
Mayor j. Holmes Dimon was or
dered in letters sent him Saturday
to dismiss two city officials expired
late Monday without any OF the
threates of death or destruction haV-
ing materialized.
II. Gordon Hinkle, city-manager'
who came here recently from AL
toona, Pa, and E. E. Massey, super
intendent of streets, were the men
whom the letters asserted must
leave their posts, but no specific rea'
sons were given. While it was I'M
derstood the men were taking pre-
cautions, it was denied that they
were being guarded.
Mr.. Hinkle was attacked by sew
eral men on going home about $3.50
o'clock Friday night, but was at his
desk Monday with bandaged head.
The men escaped and the city COM
mission has offered a reward of ST.
600 for them, and local officials are
seeking the authors of the letters
which were signed Unknown"