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Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

$50, ,0S5, it represented 95.1 percent
of the net value of all mineral pro-
ducts in the state. Furthermore, Ari.
Zona ranks first among the states in
the production of copper. The only
other mineral industry of importance
was gold and silver mining Oode
minesl, for which products valued at
S3,523,477 were reported. The metal.
liferous mines are widely distributed
throughout the state, but were most
important in 1919 in 12 districts in Co
chise, Gila, Greenlee Pima, Pinal and
Yavapai counties.
In addition to the operations of the
producing mines and quarries consids
erable work was done in Arizona on
properties which were not productive
during the year. OF these there were
reported 95 enterprises engaged in
developing 96 metalliferous lode
mines, one of them molybdenum
mine, and the remainder copper. gold,
silver, lead, or zinc mines. These en-
terprises, with a combined capital of
over thirty million dollars, employed
70S wage earners and expended 49,
07S,7S1 for development during the
year. these figures representing ap-
proximately five percent of the aggre-
gate number of wage earners and of
the aggregate expenditures reported
for all mining operations of the state.
Corporations conducted 63.2 percent
of all the mining enterprises in the
state IN 1919, employed 97.9 percent Of
the average number Of wage earners,
and reported 99.3 percent Of the total
value OF products.
OF the total number Of mining en-
terprises In Arizona, 1913 percent had
no wage earners and TAI percent had
fewer than IL wage earners each. and
these enterprises employed only IS
percent of the total number of wage
earners. On the other hand, enter
prises employing more than 100 wage
earners constituted only 1916 percent
of the total number Of enterprises,
but employed 91.3 percent of the total
number of wage earners. The copper
industry included S7.5 percent
of these larger enterprises.
The eight-hour day prevailed gener-
ally, and the normal hours OF labor
per week were Sc in a majority Of the
mines and 4S in most of the remainder.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
RETURNS OF BOND ELECTION
TO eE GIVEN OUT

The Chamber OF Commerce will give
another OF their enjoyable dances at
Layton Hall, tomorrow Saturday
night. The floor has been put in eS.
cellent shape for dancing and the
music will be furnished by the popular
Happy Jack Orchestra.
Arrangements have been made by
the Chamber OF Commerce to get the
returns from the road bond election
that will be held that day and will be
given out during the evening.
Everyone is invited to attend the
dance and good time is assured to
all.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
ENJOYABLE PARTY
SATURDAY EVENING

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Dial entertained
a. few friends Saturday evening, Feb.
ruary 4th.. at their home, five hun.
dred being enjoyed until about 1O:30,
Arthur Jennings receiving the highest
score.
Refreshments were then served. con-
sisting OF sandwiches, coffee, cake
and cream, after which the party all
gathered around the fire and by the
freight told stories and discussed
spooks until about one o'clock.
Those present were Misses Phyllis
French. Edna Schroeder, Yvonne Dial.
Mesdames Brooks. Lehman. Mesers
IG. French, T. Harrison, p. Brooks.
A. Jennings, Z. Hall and C. Schroeder.
All expressed themselves as having
an enjoyable time. So
One OF the most enjoyable parties
of the series OF social affairs that are
being given every month by the mem
bers OF the Eastern Star Lodge, was
given Thursday afternoon in Masonic
Hall, Mrs, w. c. Rawson and Mrs. E
D. Householder being the hostesses.
The first feature OF entertainment
was word contest, the name East
ern Star" being used. From these
words each guest made list of words
beginning with the letters contained
in the two words. In this Mrs. Alex
Kennedy was the lucky winner and
received beautiful vase as reward
for her efforts. Mrs. Elizabeth Ijams
won a "squaker" as consolation
prize.
Another source OF merrlment was
the pinning OF small star upon a |
larger star that was fastened upon !
the wall, which the guests were re.
quired to do blindfolded. This was
done successfully by Mrs. G. G. Ora.
ham, who received first prize. Mrs. !
Ijams was again given the booby |
prize.
The writing Of Eoem containing
the word star" produced many choice
gems OF poetic effort and 1t was sur.
prising to see with what quickness
and ease the poems we're written.
The first prize, set Of salt and pep.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
LEAVE FOR NEEDLES, CAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S. Wickersham, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Wickersham, left by auto Tuesday
for Needles Cal. where they
will visit for several weeks with rela.
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Wicker
sham will go from there to their home
In Los Angeles. Cal.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
JOINT FUNERAL SERVICES
ARE HELD IN THATCHER
(CQnt inund From Dopa 1nal

dren and 10 grand children, 6 boys
and girls, most OF whom are living
today, of these are George Loran,
Delbert, Mrs Alice Curtis OF StTavid,
Mrs. elena Haws OF Jurez, o. NJ.
Mrs. II. c. Kempton OF Eden. Mrs.
George Gill OF Los Angeles and five
dependent children, the youngest tcing
5 years. He has been a successful
merchant and farmer.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
LEAVE FOR DOUGLAS

]. A. Pearson and John Carlson
who have been employed by the In
spiratiOn Central Mining Co., at Mt
Turnbull for several months. left
Friday for Douglas, where they will
resume their old positions at one OF
the smelters in that city.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED

Clerk OF the Court H. l.. Payne. re-
ports the following marriage license
issued: February 2nd Padro BurrelI
and Francisco Bustamante. both of
Thatcher, on February 4th Pablo Cha
emo, OF Reddington. Pima county.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
ATTEND FUNERAL OF SISTER

Norman, Walter and Gaseous Brim-
hall. of Mesa. arrived here Sunday to
attend the funeral of their sister. Mrs.
G. ]. Hatch, one of the victims of the
accident at Webster's crossing last
Saturday.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

w. j. Johnson extends his compl.
ments to all his clients, or any new
ones requiring his services and de-
sires to inform them that he is fully
prepared to fill out and advise upon
Income Tax Returns under the new
and amended 1921 Income Tax Laws.
ONCE Arizona Trust & Savings Bank
Stafford, Arizona. 2.3tc
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
SOCIETY

per shakes went to Mrs, w. d. French
and the consolation to Mrs. NJ. S. Free
man.
At four o'clock delicious chocolate
pie and coffee were served. after
which he guests departed for their
homes, declaring Mrs. Rawson and
Mrs. Householder ideal hostesses.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
KloNDYKE VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Alexander Of
Klondyke, visited friends here this
week, and while here Mrs. Alexander
attended the teachers institute. Mrs,
Alexander is the teacher at KlOndyke
and came over to represent that dis
trict.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
ENGINEER WELLS IN TOWN

Engineer II. l.. Wells, of Phoenix.
is in town this week, having come over
from Phoenix by auto Mr.. Wells
come over the Superior highway and
reports considerable snow along the
route.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
DENTISTRY

DIR. NJ. Il. Brenner, Surgeon Dentist
and Pyorrhea Specialist is located in
Stafford after Is years absence. lie
WIN be glad to have his old patients
call on him. lie still has his old
prices which are decidedly pre.wsr
prices. 10 tic
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

Sunday, being called here by the &C,
cidental death last Saturday Of Mrs.
Curtis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J.
Hatch. They will remain with rela.
tives in the valley for several days.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
RETURNS TO MEXICO

J. A. Hancock, who is serving as a
missionary for the Mormon church In
MEXICO returned to Eden several days
ago. having received news of the de-
struction of his home in that place
by fire. He left Wednesday morning
to resume his duties in the mission
field.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
TO MEET SISTER AT Ell PAso

Mr.. and Mrs. ph. Fruedenthal left
Tuesday morning for El PasO. Texas,
where thoy will meet Mrs. Frueden.
tha's sister. who will visit here for
some time. They expect to return to
Stafford Monday.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
ARRIVES 70 ATTEND FUNERAL

Bert Hatch, of Tucson. brother of
G. j. Hatch who was killed in the acci.
dent on the railroad last Saturday
afternoon. arrived here Sunday so at.
tend the funeral OF his brother which
was held in Thatcher Tuesday,
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
r. r. OFFICIALS IN TOWN

Max Fielder, superintendent of the
Arizona Eastern railroad, and claim
Agent Breckenridge of the same COM
pany, was here from Globe, Wednes-
day, on business in connection with
the railroad company. They returned
to Globe on the evening train.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

Pima schools, attended the teachers
institute held here Monday and Tues
day. While here Mrs. Rhoner was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence
Holiday.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
GOES TO MIAMI

J. Horowitz, proprietor of The Peo-
pies Store, went to Miami Sunday to
assume the management of the branch
store recently opened by him. c. J.
Garcia will have charge OF the store
here.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

Just received a new lot Of Curley,
all wool clothes for men. at popular
prices. We fit the "Hard-to-fit".
Come in and look them over. The
Peoples Store. 2.2t
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
LEAVE FOR LOS ANGELES

X. A. Armstrong. manager Of the
Solomon Commercial Co.. and Mrs.
Armstrong will leave tomorrow (Sat-
urday) on the Apache for Los Angeles,
Cal, on business and pleasure trip.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
REPRESENTATIVE IN TOWN

Ben Welch, representative of the
Western Metal Manufacturing Co., OF
I'll Paso,, was visitor here this week.
coming over from Phoenix.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
RETURN TO MIAMI

Mrs. William Branch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Orson Branch of Miami motored
to Stafford Monday, returning home
Wednesday.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
VISITOR FROM ARAvAlpA

c. A. Firth, agent for the Arayaipa
Leasing Company. was business
visitor in town for several days this
week. from Aravaipa.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

Don't forget. remember the date
costume ball, Layton Hall. Washing
tons birthday, February %, by NJ. I.
A.. Layton Ward.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
RETURNS FROM MIAMI

Miss Lettie Higgins returned from
Miami Wednesday where she had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Andy
Blake.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
M RS BRiER I'LL

Mrs. Weaver Brier, who has been
quite i'll for several days, is reported
much better,
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
SISTER IN MESA

Mrs. Clarence Naylor and little
daughter. Grace. left on the Apache,
Saturday night for Mesa. where they
will visit for several weeks with Mrs.
MAYORS sister. Mrs. d. b. Jones.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
eYLAs VISITORS IN TOWN

Rev. and Mrs. Schleger and Mrs. A.
c. Taylor. of Bylas, were visitors in
town Thursday, returning in the after
noon.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
WANT AID. COL U MN

WANTED-To rent piano. Good
care guaranteed. Address p. o. Box
652. Stafford. 2.tfc.
IL you want to buy a good farm
close TO town see Austin Evans. l-Stp
Baby chicks-White Leghorns every
Monday, lots 100 and up. Also Gold.
en- Bun and Brown Leghorns, Ancon.
as, Black Maniorcas. Rhoad Island
Reds. Bun Orpingtons and Barred
Rocks.
ENoCH CREWS.
Seabright, California
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
VISITOR FROM sIS6EE

Miss Fay Kempton, of Bisbee, came
in Sunday for visit of several weeks
with friends and relatives here.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
ON BUSINESS TO PHOENIX

Judge Lee n. Stratton left Thurs.
day for Phoenix on a business trip.
He expects to return to Stafford Satur.
day.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
WILL MAKE HOME IN eL PAso

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Belasco left
on the Apache Wednesday night for
El Paso, Texas. where they will make
their home.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
I'LL WITH LA GRIPPE

Mrs. Bernice Kempton, who has
been i'll for several days with la
grippe, is reported much improved.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST

WANTED, CLEAN RAGS, at the
Guardian office. l-tf
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

A seventeen acre ranch for ront,
Terms reasonable, Mrs Virgie vii,
son. Telephone 152. Stafford.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
WILL LEAVE FOR MESA

c. o. Larson expects to leave Mon
day on an extended business trip tC
Mesa.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
HERE FROM PIMA

Mrs. Assay Cosper, Of Pima, is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Graham.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
FROM SALT LAKE CITY

Junius Romney, of Salt Lake City,
Utah. is visiting friends and relatives
in the valley.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

HERE FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT
Mrs. Milt Carlson came in Sunday
from her ranch at Cedar Springs and
is staying at the home OF Grandma
Dallas. Mrs. Carlson is i'll and is here
to receive medical treatment.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

Plant some trees each year. get
them at Smiths Nursery Half mile
south of town on Solomonville road.
51-3tc
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

Don't forget, remember the date
costume ball, Layton Hall. Washing
tons birthday. February %, by NJ. |.
A., Layton Ward est
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

Don't forget, remember the date.
costume ball. Layton Hall, Washing.
tons birthday. February %, by NJ |.
A., Layton Ward. 2-3t
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
ATTENDS FUNERAL OF PARENTS

Mr., and Mrs. Milton Curtis and chill,
dren of st, David, arrived in Stafford
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

WANTED, CLEAN RAGS, at the
Guardian office. l-tf.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
VISITED PARENTS IN THATCHER

Mrs. Edward Lunt, of Duncan. spent
the weekend visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Brigham Stowell, at Thatch.
er.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

VISITS AT HOME OF BROTHER
Mrs. A. T. Asgate of Phoenix, spent
several days here the first of the week
guest at the home Of her brother, b.
c. Weaver.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

FOR RENT JANUARY FIRST-Four-
room house with bath. front perch and
SKIS sleeping porch. also garage, all
modern and up to date. B. F. Foster.
4etf
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
ATTENDS INSTITUTE

Mrs. Lavona Rhoner, teacher in the
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

BARGAINS in iumber-mill wood and
edgfngs at Flume Camp ella Lumb-
er and Milling Co. 45tf
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

NICELY FURNISHED Apartment
house for sale or lease. First door
west Of Traynor's Furniture Store.
IA tic
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

Modern residence. priced low to sell
quick.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
kato este nOu| premier
al Jap0liei

Toxic, II Iunie. Admiralul
Kato acceptat formarea cablnc-
tului. FL STA ales ministril sal
din oamenii carl sunt in favoarea
rezultatelor conferintei din Wash,
ington. Primirea formarei cabine.
tului de admiralul Kato, - care
urmeaza premierului Takahashi,
= fost urmata de numirea unui
minister compus din Oameni earl
stunt bine cunoscuti prin munca
lOr constructive.
Ministerul Americei, Warren, I
declarat: ''Numirea lui Kato CD
premier este o mare satlsfactie
pentru mine. Eu sunt convins ca
aceasta va fl 0 sursa de >satisfac-
tie 81 pentru guvernul american
pentruca aceasta insemneaza con-
tinuarea politicei eXterne a JapO-
niei in directia sinatoasa 81 GA,
rantie pentru executarea princi-
piilor exprimate la conferinta din
Washington
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
Natii|e EurOpele 81
datOri|c IOr.

Paris. II Iunie. = Conferinta
lbanchierilor International s'a
terminal 81 ma putut ajunge la
un rezultat favorable in privlnta
imprumutului german. Aceste dis
cutii nu vor cOntinua decat i'll
cazul cand natiunile aliate Sc vor
intelege asupra datoriilor lor fasa
de Statele Unite.
Anglia a declarat ca ed va
antlla datoriile Frantei in cazul
cand 81 Statele Unite va anula da
toriile Ell. Franta a declarat ca ed
nu poate face nici o concesiune
din despagubirile gefmane pana
cand nu Sc sigura de situatia obi
atiilor eli fata de ceilalti aliati.
Deslegarea situated, precum
Sc vede, - depinde de atitudinea
Statelor Unite. Conferinta ban.
chierilor n IA reuSit mai ales din
motivul ca banchierul american
j. p. Morgan refuzat sd dea
imprumut Germaniei spunand ca
ell n are mandat pent.u aceasta de
la guvernul american.
Sc crede ca Morgan, daca va
fl consultat de guvernul american
va sfatui anularea datoriilOr ALA
tilor fata de Statele Unite. Sc
pare ca opinia lui este ca banil
imprumutati aliatilor dupa intra.
rea Am6ricei in raZbOiu consti
tuiesc contributia Americei pentru
razboiul comun. Caci pc vreme Ct
aliatii au TRIMS soldati pc front
americanii n'au putut face acea
sta imediat, dcci au contribute /;
finansarea razboiului comun. In
cazul ca America ar anula dato
rifle de razboiu, aliatii ar putei
reduce suma de despa gubiri 4
proape la jumatate. Anglia dato
reste Statelor Unite un miliart
lire. stternine. Daca 4Statele Unite
ar anula aceasta datorie, Anglis
ar fl gaia sd anuleze cele doui
miliarde lire sterline ce-i dato
reste Franta.
Comisilmea de despagubiri v;
relua discutia Gu Germania de
oarece acceptarea ultimatului din
81 Maiu a fOst conditionata, di1
partea Germaniei, de un impru
nut International.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
Discutia aiat!|or in
juTu| Conferintei
della Haga

LONDRA, II Iunie.-Anglia 81
Franta sunt deja i'll discutic asu-
pra programului conferintei della
Haga ce Sc va 'ncepe in saptamana
aceasta, pentru luarea in desbatere
problemei ruseSti care IL "a primit
deslegare la conferinta della Ge-
nOa.
Diferendul dintre Anglia 81
Franta sa aflat cand guvernul a
respins propunerile premierului
Poincare in urma carora aliatii sa
ceara Rusiei--, ca conditie pentru
participates la Haga, = sd recu-
noasca toate datoriile eli 81 proprie-
tatea privata 81 sd nu reclame des-
pagubiri della aliati pentru opera
tile militare ale generation anti
sovietisti.
Respunsul Angliei contine 81 a
firmarea ca pretentiunile aceste
din partea guvernului francez ar
constitui viOlare a suveranitatei
Rusiei.
Memoranda lui Poincare, care
a fost TRIMS in ziua de 2 Iunie tu-
turor puterilor invitate la confe-
rinta din Haga, Intentional sa
stabileasca 0 baza de discutie ca Sd
nu Sc mai repete discutiile fara nlcl
un rost della Genoa. Guvernul An
gliei respuns ca memoranda nu
este in confOrmitate Gu resOlutillt
della Cannes 81 Gu conclusiunllt
confcrintei della Genoa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
CREVA DIN
MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, II Iunie. = In
Vera Cruz s a declarat O greva ge-
nerala la care vor participa 10000
muncitOri. Sc teme ca acestei de-
claratii ii vor urma turburari Sc
rioase. Grevistii au cerut ajutor
medical gratis. Rapoartele sositc
aici indica ca greva este incuraiata
Gle autoritatile orasului Vera Cruz
81 autoritatile de stat 81 cele fede-
rale nu sunt in stare sd ia actiune
contra miscarei. Suspendarea cir
culatiei este asteptata pc fiecare
moment. In provincial Yucatan Sc
asteapta greva gcnerala. Guvcr-
norul nu-si poate excrcita influinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12

Batavia, Ohio, II lunle. - fo-
cul ce a luat nastere azl noapte
din trasnirea unei scoli amenlnta
sd coprinda intreg oraselul Ba-
tavia.
Gu tot ajutorul dat de sectlile
pompierilor sOsite din Cincinnati,
flacarile Sc intind mereu, find
alimentate de want.
Posta 81 o mare pravalie FIR
mel James Matley sunt rulnatc
Gu desavirsire. Scoala a fost dis
trusa numai in parte.
Toti locuitorii volnici de mum
ca sunt angajati la salvarea ora
sului de urgia flacarilor.
Batavia sc afla in plasa (coun-
ty) Clermont 81 are 0 populatle
de 1850 de louitori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
CLADIREA BIBLIOTECII PU-
BLICE Sc VA INCEPE Gu ZIUA
DE AUGUST.

Luciarile de constructie pentru
noua cladire Bibliotecei Publice
vor fncepe Gu ziua de l August.
Cladirta va Fl situata pc Mall, la
Superior ave 81 + 3rd Str, 81 va
costa suma de 4 miliOane dOlari
Intelegerea asupra locului de ella
dire s'a facut eri intre primarul
Kohler, directOrul juridic Lamb
81 A. A. Staerns, presedintele co.
mitetului bibliOtecei.
Consiliul OraSului va lua i'm dis,
cutie aceasta chstie in sedinta dt
All seara. Comitetul financiar
prin 18 contra 4 voturi, rapor
tat in mod favorable chestia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
W MEMBRII
CABINETULUI
ENCLEZ PAZIT]

LONDRA. II Iunie.-Mai multi
membri al cabinetului englez sunt
paziti in urma activitatei irlande-
zilor extremist. Unii din Ell au
primit scrisori dc amcnintare. In
tre eel patti de garda scotland este
81 Winston Spencer Churchill, mi
nistrul cOlOniilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12

aparut pc ceriu deasupra parcu-
lui Bukeye Lake pe la orele 4,
cand Sc aflau acolo intre Sapte 81
opt mil de persoane venite pentru
recreatie. Norul mergea inject,
rasfirandu-se 81 luand forma SEM
nului intrebarci. .Imediat dupa
accia furtnna S "a dcslantuit.
VaporaSlIf GU dOna etaJe 81
barca bailor, unde lumea sc rcfu.
giase de amenintarea furtunei, au
fost aruncate in apa, ducand ell
ele peste suta dintre nefericitll
ce cautasera adapost sub acoperl-
sui lor.
Multi dintre cei aruncati asst
fel si-au gasit scaparea iesind pc
fereSti. Altii au fost scosi prin
sparturi facute in graba Gu to.
poarele. Gu tot lucrul de salvarea
condusa pana la miezul noptii,
n 'au putut ii scosi toti din capca-
nele acelea de scanduri, 81 Sc crede
Cd eel putin cinci victime sunt a.
pucatc 81 tinute la fund de lemne
81 alte darimaturi.
De sub podul baracei a fost
scOs cadavrl lui Miron Hill, un
baiat de Is ami din Columbus. o
echipa de politisti cauta 81 acum
prin apa Gu cangi 81 carlige mari
Au fost darimate cincizeci de
locuinte. O casa de scanduri, pro-
prietatea lui George Hyden,
fost luata pc sus de furtuna 81
dusa intreaga distanta de 100
de metri, apoi $ a sfarimat isbin-
du-se in casa unui fermier din
imprejurime.
Mai toate baracele de amuzarc
din parcul Buckeye Lake au fost
darlmate. La deslantuirea furtu-
nei Sc aflau la scalda peste 800 de
persoanc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
UN CONSIIIU DE CO1dISAR1
VA PRELUA LOCUL
LUZ LENINE.

Berlin, II Iunie. lnformatii
autentice au fost primite din
surse germane ca premierul LIE.
nine este atat de bolnav ca nj,
mai pOate conduce ministerul So
vietelor. Locul lui este luat de un
consiliu formal din comisarii de
popor: Bucharin, Krassin, Cice-
rim, Rakovsky 81 Litvinoff. Conf.
sarii aflatori aici all plecat spre
Moscova.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
TJNIFICAREA
CHINEI

PEKING, II Iunie.-Dupa mai
multi ami de lupta interna All a
aparut primadata speranta pentru
zile mai bune, cand fostul prese-
dinte Ii Yuan Hung a inceput.
pentru a douaoara, functiunea sa
de presedinte. Prin aceasta va II
nosibila unirea Chinei de sud Gu
cea de nord. Noul presedlnte va
numi un guvern de coalitle.