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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18

DoliiiESio ~ 10 ~ @'NC "
svatokradez. Teprve kdyz ia
kovy "mistr' umre, tn treba
ia pulstoleti najde Sc nejaky
ob~razoborce a z.iisti, re ten
neb omen "mistr" napsal neb
vytvoril tv ne znameniteJSl We
CT, kdy jeSte nebyl 'mistrem',
kdV ieSte "bohove' ma Olym-
IN pohlizeli ma neho 5 %utrpnym
opoVTzenim. Ponevadz mezl-
tim take "bohove" ma Olympu
umreli. ola Sc tomu obraZobor-
CT ia pravdu.
Americana George Washing
tona chvalou neroZmazlill.
PRIME sice byl zvolen presiden-
tenn beZ opposice, podruhe ne
Slo to liz tax snadno a potreti
uz Washington nebezel. pone-
vadz nebyl list, co by ii ieho
mill kraiane mohli pr volbach
udelat. Ably nikdo V budoucno-
Sti do takoyeho pokuseni neu-
radl. zustayil narodu tn do
brou radu, jez priiata Ia ne
psany zakon, ably nikdo nebyl
We Spoienych Statech iresiden-
tenn vice nez dive ihuty.
Rady teto nedbal Grant.
jenz patrne rfdil Sc zasadou
do tretice vseho dobreho", ale
dopadlo to zle, jiz Y konvenci
a bylo by to dopadIo ieste hu-
lie pr volbach. 4 prece byl
Grant viteznym yojevudcem u
obcanske yalky a mel "a sebou
silnou, vyborn6 vedenou orga-
nisaci.
Rovnez RooseveltoVi napa-
do, re sc snad otec vlasti 5
tou svoii radon ponekud mylil
u rozhodl Sc zkusiti to potre-
Il. Teddy, pr vSech svych
pfednostech, podlehl ucinkum
kadidla chyaly, jimz byl neu-
stale obkufoyan Domnival sc,
re jest americkT narod do ne
no tax ZamlloVan, re Tide hu-
dou ystavati Sc smrtelneho To-
re. ably mohli pro neho hlaso.
vati "a prealdenta pro tretl
ihutu. Mlmo to Il eddy" pine
dive lhuty nerySlouzil, nebot X
casti te prvni lhuty pomohl nj
neboztik Czolgosz, jenz IA.
vrazdil presldenta Mckinley.
no. Nicmene dopadlo to spatnt
Teddy dospel ku presved
ceni. re preee ienom ''otec VI;
SIT" mel pravdu, kdyz varova
pred tou tretl lhutou.
Washington uchylil Sc V Il
stranl, kdy skutecne byl ''prv
MIN We valce, pfVnim V miru
prvnim \ srdci svych kraia
nu', nlcmene vSak AMI tont'
nebyli jeho kralane ia iednC
Behem druhe lhutv bvl il
vystaven cetnym a ostrym ute
: KUN. COZ sc dnes etc iako ku
!. riosita a jake doklad, re ncby
: 10 nikdy a asi nikdy nebud
nikoho, .jenz vsem mohl by S
!, zachovatl. Nemyslim vsak. 4
/ " ashington mnoho 81 u toh
t delal. Jak take muz. lenz poy
! Ian byl historic k takovym VI
!. likVm ukolum. mohl 81 vsima'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18

PriStl StreQu DuQe lONnu l9O
roku. co sc narodll George
ashington. Svetlo sv6ta spa
TIL Mt. Vernon, Va, a tam
te2 odpotiva. Jest to jedna z
nekolika malo americkych
svatyni - coz samozrejme mi
MIN We smyslu prenesenem, ne
bot V prvnlm americkem pre-
sidentovi a otci vlasti mic sVa-
teho nebylo.
Veslo vsak do zvyku, nazy-
vati historical mista, 5 nlmlz
dzee spoieny isou velike uda-
LOST narodnlch dejin, "svaty-
nemi'', anglicky shrine. Vim
re We slovniclch Sc TO preklada
jinak, take "kaplitka', avsak
nazeV "svatyne' mnohem lepe
odpovida smyslu. Mimo to bez-
bonn naSi Tide Y Americe "a
tech starslch casu poJmenoNa-
Ii mista, kde Sc ~podavaio pod
oboji, totiz kde bylo k dostani
pitt Il "lunt', 'kaplickami', q
III 4 toho duvodu nerad bych
uzil tohoto poimenoVanl pro
Mount Vernon, kde sc narodll
y odpoCiva Aotec Vlasti.'
Washington nebyl nikdy ma
zgyan statlckem", poneVadz
Americana 81 ma takove zdrob-
nelustky nepotrpi a MONA ia
ke Z toho duvodu, re '~'taticek'
pfipomlna ruskeho "bat'uSku"
a Z tech bat'usku bylo jich
malo, 0 kterych mohlo by Sc
rici, re byli radnymi otci detl
avych. Byli to poneivice ot6i-
move, zejmena cd tech Gasu,
Rdy petrohradsky dVuf nasakl
nemeckym vliyem.
George Washington 81 zaslu
nule, ably ieho rodiste bylo ga
sveceno Jake narodnI svatyne,
nebot' ia zivota jeho spoluob-
cane zadneho 'pamblcka' a
zadnou modlu 81 Il neho neude-
lali. To bylo dobre pro Ame-
riku 4 bylo by to dobrc pre-
s'otce vlasti' samotncho. Mem
nc horSiho, Jake kdyz nekdo
Jest omamoyan neuStale kadl.
dloyym kourem. To BY muse.
byti Zcela yylimeenym Glove.
KEN, aby to ma neho nemelC
skodlivy ucinek. Takoya neu.
stala chvala Jest Jake opium
omamulc to, mysl otupuje. G
neni to praVda, re ten nejby
strejsl intelekt Il nejostreis
pera nell vselicl ii kaciri, at
III spolecensti nebo nabozen
sti, ma nez byla sezona neusta
le oteyfena mam-ll pouzit
honeDniho oZnaCenl? Mohol
Sc 5 nlml Vubec afoynall. co d'
bystrosti intelektu II ostiost
pcla persony, holem nichz $
neustale obchazelo s kadld
lem?
Jest TO steJnc Y politice ia
10 sc spisoVatelstVi a umcn.
Jakmile ma pfiklad zacnou ne
komu Y Cechaeh rikat "mistr
a palltl kadidlo Sc v5och strAl
Je to chyba. Hodnota jeho tvo
by polle6ne q padeaat plOcei
neb i o vice, COZ sc lnu oy5eI
nesmi rici a kdvbv SO 10 rekll
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18
ZPRAvA
o radne plenarni schIzi Ustr.
Am. Mar. Sdruzeni Cecheslc-
vakd, konans v utery, dine IA,
unOra Y Clevelande.

Schulz zahajil a rldil pred
soda p. X. Bernreiter. Pritom-
nj pi. NJ. Zemanova, K. Rychli
kova, X. Huspaskova, PIP. K.
Bernreiter, A. Fingulin, j. Ha-
vranek, F. Holub, Y. N%ovotny,
F. NJ. Vacha, M. Zeman. o.
mluveni pi. G. Vlachova, PIP. F.
j. kutak, H. F. Payer, j. f.
Peek, DR.. E. Spurny. Precten
a schvalen zapis posledni schu
re byvale Ustredny v Cleve-
lande, konane 2. unora. Zastup
Gem Americke Oboe Sokolske
jmenovan byl p. Vacha. Usta-
noven byl vybor pro zalezito-
sti americke opp. Fingulin,
Payer, Peck, Prantner, Dr..
Spurny), Vybor hospodarsky
(pl. Huspaskova, PIP. Fingulin
a Novotny). Uzsi vybor Cpl.
Zemanova, Huspaskova, PIP.
Bernreiter, H~avranek, Prant-
ner, Zeman). Vyborum temto
odkazovany budou k projedna
vani jednotlive zalezitosti do
oboru jejich pfislusejlci. TAX
odkaZana UzSimu vyboru "a
lezitost umisteni kamene, KITE
ry obcane Prachatic V Cechach
poslali ma hrob Josefa Tvrzi-
ckeho, sestaveni navrhu 6 "a
stupcu a II duverniku do Cs.
n. r. a vypracovani planu, jak
pouciti Cechoslovaky V Ameri-
&c usedle, ably zadali "a obcan
stvi Spoj. Statu. Vyboru pro
zalezitosti americke ulozeno
vysetriti zalezitost obcanstvi
Spoj. Statu pro cs. legionare a
merlcke a vypracoyatl plan,
jak ziskati mIade Americanky
ceskoslovenskeho puvodu pro
cinnost A. N. S. C. Vybor no.
spodarsky prevail veskere jme
nj Ustfedny. Bee nej nemuze nj
kdo d%isponovati S ulozenymI
bondy AMI pencil. Pokladniko-
(vi povolena hotovost $500 ma
bezna vydani. Usneseno zasla
ii dopis Ministerske rade re.
publiky cesk&lovenske, ida
hodla konecne cestne vyriditi {
tazku cs. legionaru americ.
kych. Dopis predlozen Dude ns
pred Slovenske Lie a SvaZl
Katoliku Sc zadostl, ably je.
! spolupodepsaly.
Jelikoz dochazi stale velkt
mnozstvi prosebnych dopisu :
Ceskoslovenska a iednotlivc
konaji V Americe nekontrolo
vane sbirky ma RUNE ucele, u
pozorni Sc ceskoslovenska We.
fejnost V Americe, ably podpo
rovala pouZe ty sbirky, ktert
il budou odporuceny Cs. Marco
nj Radou V Americe, nebo or
g%anisacemi nj sdruzenymi, t.
tiz Am. Mar. Sdruzenim Cecht
slovaku, Sloyenskou Ligou
Svazem katoliku. Organisact
tyto vyzada.ii 81 vzdy preder
lnfOrmace cd cs. ministerStv;
zahranici nebo cs. Narodni r;
dy V Praze. Usneseno DAFT jed
natelet p~okladnika a cleny Y.
konneho vyboru hospodarske
no pod zaruku v celkove su
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18

Scudday Sullivan z Brookly-
ma Jest jenom osm mesicu star,
avsak byl professionalism mode
lem pro um6lce Cd sveho tfeti-
no mesice; ma V tom tudiz jiz
zkuSenost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18

ZkuSenost.
psisek, ktera ma neho hafala,
a kdo vzpomene 81 ma ne dnes?
Malokdy Sc stale, ably jedi
ny Glovek tax income zasahl do
osudu sveho naroda, jake
George Washington do osudu
naroda americkeho. Byl vote
Vudcem, politikem, statnlkem,
prorokem sveho lidu. Veril We
svoji st'astnou hvezdu, i kdyz
pessimismus, ba co ieSte hor-
siho, zarlivost a osobni nepri-
zen otravily proti nemu ty, kdo
nell mu byti oporou. Stale Sc
tez, re Washington vedl svoji
rozedranou armada, vedl il k
VlteZstvi, a jednou zaopatrll il
aspon tn nelnutnelSl vyzlVu re
sveho soukromeho jmenl, kdyz
Sc kontinentalnl kongres hadal
0 povoleni nutnych pence pro
armada rozedranou, hladovou
q bosou.
Snad tato armada byla by sc
rozutekla a Angle byla by wi
t6zila, nebyti toho, re mela
takoveho velitele a nebyti mu-
III, jake byl Thomas Paine,
kteTi dovedli pozdvihnouti u
m%dlevaiici a klesajici srdce. 9
techto vecech Skolnl historic
obyceine mlcl, BOZ ia neodvi-
slost licen jest jake vzplanutl
vSeho obyvatelstva tech puvod
mich o%dbojnych kolonii pro We
liky ideal svobody, Viewpoint
Ia Sc toho, re tehdejSi bohaci,
az ma nekolik cestnych vyji-
mex, byli velmi opatrni ably 81
to $ Anglii nepokazili.
Washington Sc svoii konti-
nentalni armadou slavne zvite.
I'll a pax ovsem Sc mu volale
"hosanna'. Washington, jen5
Y cele sve Verne armady repu.
bliku vybojoval, byl povolar
K jejlmu ybudovanl a osved.
Gil Sc byti tax dobrym statnl-
KEN, jake generalem. To sc AZ
muze flci 0 Grantoyi, .lenz Size
osvedcil Sc vyborne jake vote
vudce. nikoli vsak iako stat
nix
Y I. 1899 Washington re
miel, "a deset roku po sven
zvoleni Ia prvnlho presidents
republlky 4 obraZne receno
cely narod We hlubokem smut
ku sklonil hlavu u jeho rakve
Zemfel otec vlastl.
Ma venkovskem statku MI
Vernon, kde Washington I'll
jest dnes svatyne Ameriky.
minulem roce 1854 osob IA
T, vstivilo toto posvatnc misto n
rece Potomacu. Jest tam vic
nez tisic predmetu. jez kdys
nalezely Westinghouse neb
-ljeho domacnosti. Starodavn
postel, sc 4 vysokymi sloup,
: koberec, venoyany mu La
0 fayettem, Westinghouse hi
}. jeho mec, jeho pistole, kresli
Z ske nacini Z tech dob, kdy pr
vozoval inzenyrstvi vSecl
: no je tam.
A Jest tam roVnez zivy plo
g .ienz zasazen byl pod dohlt
G dem Washingtonovym nekd
c mezi roxy 1850 a 1890. 4 jak
Q omen zivy plot, tax ziVou a q,
. lenou lost pamdtka Georg
: Washingtona Y srdclch amen
ii ck6hn lidn
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-08-16
THE GOVERNORS VISIT

Hyder has been trying for a long time-at least the Hyder Commercial Association has been trying for a long time-to induce Governor Scott C. Bone to come to Hyder and learn for himself the conditions here.
 We'll. he came last Saturday. un- announced. accompanied by Thos. M. Reed. District Judge, who has already appointed two Democrats as commissioners in his, the First Division. and Arthur Shoup, the district attorney. who put a stop to one of the greatest improvements to the original business section of Hyder that was ever instigated by prlVate enterprise.
 The party came here on the Unalga. which is a government ship, assigned to Alaskan waters for the suppression of various evils. including fish piracy and liquor smuggling.
 The Unalga must lie long time ashore, because from her crew is organized a baseball team that took the measure of the Hyder and Stewart teams combined. The practice necessary to enable them to accomplish this could not be secured aboard ship. Platitudes--p s--platitudes--platitud Everyone in HydeE and a number of Stewart people attended the public meeting Saturday evening and they didn't hear anything about what they wanted to hear about.
 Governor Bone says that the en- ] thuSiaSm of our residents is infec- tious and that he wants to come back as soon as his official duties will let hin away. and get better acquainted.
 We wish he would get better ac- quainted. In vulgar parlance, he got the wrong steer" on his first visit.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-08-16
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX
To all whom this may concern.

To all whom this may concern:
 In accord with Chapter 29, Session Laws of Alaska, 1919. all male persons between the ages of twenty-one and fifty years. who are not ''sailors in the United States Navy or Revenie Cutter Service, l volunteer firemen. paupeFs or Insane per- :; sons" are required to pay an annual School Tax of FIVE DOLLARS lS5.OO). This tax is due and payable after the first Monday in the month of April and , shall be paid before the first day of May. providing you are in the Territory of AL aska on said first date: if not. the tax is due within thirty days after your arrival in Alaska or within ten days after writ ten or oral demand is made upon you by the School Tax Collector. Taxes not paid in accordance with the foregoing require ments shall become delinquent, and each person delinquent shall be subject to a fine of Two Dollars ($2O0).
 All persons. firms or corporations em- ploying labor in Alaska shall furnish to collectors list of all employees subject to tax, and employers of labor as above set out are authorized by provisions of said Act to deduct amount of the tax from the wages of each employee who is subject thereto. If any of such employ CTS shall fail to report and deduct as herein specified within the period des- ignated for pay ment of said tax, the said employers of labor shall be guilty of misdemeanor and subject to a fine of from $50. % to $500.o0
 All persons subject to, and refusing or neglectine to pay. said tax. are subject to fine of $25.00 or imprisonment in jail for period of one month; and all such employers of labor as herein set out, who neglect or refuse to collect said tax from employees may be proceeded against and shall pay the amount of each individual tax, and further penalty of $2500 for each such tax.
 Tax receipts will be furnished by the tax collectors.
 Dated at Hyder, Alaska, this 2Oth day of May, 1922.
 Magnus Meisingseth,
 Duly authorized and qualified Alaska Territorial School Tax Collector for Hyder
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-08-16

scall # ""nOp" these same residents also have q tendency to ring in all the ITS" in girl" that they can crowd together. The word girl" eontains only spe r." as a careful study of Noah Webster's we'll known novel will disclose. These are only a few instances, but they will serve to illustrate what we are driving at.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-08-16

An educational wave has been started by the newspapers to assist their readers in giving words of the English language their correct pro- nounciations. Most of the words cited are long ones and used only once in awhile. The Miner believes that more attention should be paid to the teeney-weeney words. For instance. but" is pronounced but" We have heard it called men" and "mon," and one citizen, who is not with us any more, even called it "aber." "The" is pronoun- ced the" with the accent on the whole syllable, and not "da" or de- man" is pronounced win the "a" fiat and long-drawn-out through the nose. Some of our residents
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Attorneys For
Burch Recall
Early Witnesses

Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. A.
When the trial of Arthur G. Burch,
charged with murder of ]. Bolton
Kennedy, was resumed today, the
defense requested permission to
recall one more witness before
closing its case. The witness was
DR.. Ross Moore, an alienist, who
testified last week.
DR.. Moore saiG today that when
he saw Burch in Jail, the defend
ant said he wold talk freely if Mrs
Madalynne Obenchain, his CO.
defendant, would send him a note
requesting that he do so.
DR.. Moore said he went to Mrs.
Obenchain in jail and got a note,
which was read in evidence today.
1t said:
Dear Arthur: Much benefit can
be derived from your confiding
freely and fully to DR.. Moore your
actions from noon to midnight,
August 5, also explain fully our
friendship"
August 5 was the date of the
death of Kennedy. Ever since his
arrest and during his trial, Burch
has declined to state where he was
at the time mentioned in the note.
DR.. Moore said he took the note
to Burch, but that the defendan
said he had changed his mind and
declined to discuss the case.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Mrs. Stillman In
Canada Securing
Further Evidence

Three Rivers, Que, Jan,4-
Mrs. Anna U. Stillman, who is be-
ing sued for divorce by her mill
lionaire husband, James A. Still-
man Of New York, reached here
from Quincy accompanied by her
lawyers and several newspaper
men.
Mrs. Stillman expects to proceed
70 Grand Anse, where the Stillman
summer home Is located, and there
TO interview witnesses. Mrs. StIll-
man and her lawyers consulted
with Jacques Murnau, local mem-
ber of parliament and federal
cabinet minister.
Mayor Crete OF Grand Piles, who
has announced his intention to
help Mrs. Stillman, received word
today of fire In his home and he
expressed fear that papers relat-
ing to the case may have been ue-
atroyed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
SHINES TO
VISIT US.
in FUTURE
German In d u strial
Leader Plans Com
ing to America to Dis
cuss Finances

Berlin. Jan. A. Hugo SHINES,
Germany,s foremore financier and
industrial leader, plans to visit the
United States in the near future
Tor the purpose OF conferring with
American bankers regarding his
plans for resumption OF large-scale
commerce between Germany and
soviet Russia, according to persis-
tent reports circulated here.
The purpose Of Stinnes's recent
visit to London has never been def
initely learned, although It was
generally understood he discussed
a proposed loan to Germany and
his own plans for trade with Rus
sia. It is extremely difficult to as
certain any facts In connection
with the financier's plans, as he is
very secretiye and only confides in
his most intimate business associ-
ates, who are pledged TO utmost
secrecy.
Russian Warning.
Russians adhering to the anti
Bolshevist factions have warned
German political leaders that they
would repudiate any negotiations
instituted with the soviet author
itiea, but these threats have not
deferred SHINES, who goes right
ahead with his own schemes for
rehabilitation OF German trade in
every possible quarter Of the
world.
Reports persist that an Anglo
German trade arrangement with
the Moscow government Is in the
offing, but no confirmatioll Of
these rumors was obtainable in
political quarters, which refer all
inquiries tothe Industrial leaders.
From sources close to SHINES
the impression was gained he was
marking time, while negotiating
the best possible terms for loan
to Germany ON collateral consist
lHG Oh nio lhOtuAhbo' Vi AOASiS a
bonds and other securities.
Situation Better.
The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeit-
ung, organ Of SHINES, recently
carried repeated statements that
the German people should have no
fears with regard to pending busi-
ness deals OF the German indus
trialist, who always has the vel
fare OF his country at heart, and
was working to rejuvenate Ger
man finance and business.
The political situation here Is
gradually becoming settled, as the
people resume normal activity. The
rate OF exchange constitutes one
Of the most serious problems with
which the government still has to
deal, but II ins felt that, with
conditions improving generally
throughout the world, this ques-
tion Will work itself out satisfac-
torily.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Youth Acquitted
Of Murder Dies
In Auto Crash

Philadelphia. Jan. 4--Wiliam
r Brines, former University Of
Pennsylvania student. who was
acquitted last January OF the
charge OF killing Elmer c. Drewes
a Dartmouth college student, lost
his life in an automobile accident
near San Diego, Cal, on Sunday.
according TO telegram received
here by John r. Virgins, his
uncle.
Drewes was found dead on the
outskirts OF the city with a bull
let in the head In October 1920.
Brines pleaded not guilty and at
the trial his council did not place
him on the witness stand.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Country Club at
Pelham Bay Burns

New York, Jan. 4-The West
chester country club, located at
Pelham Bay, was burned to the
ground yesterday by fire OF ac-
cidental origin. The loss is esti-
mated at $3.50. GOO.
Society men and women hur-
sIedly left the ballroom, formed a
bucket brigade and worked for
nearly an hour in temperature
OF ten below zero in an ineffect-
ual attempt to save the structure.
Women guests managed TO save
tapestries. paintings and furniture
valued at thousands OF dollars.
The club, regarded as one OF
the most exclusive in the east,
vas ost stshlishAd IN 1878.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
6 Sleeping Cars
Ditched; None Hurt

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. 4-Six sleep
ers on the Royal Palm Limited of
the Southern railway to Jackson
Vile were derailed Tuesday near
Macon, Ca, but according to re-
ports received at the Southern
office here, none of the passengers
were injured.
A wrecking crew succeeded in
getting one of the coach back on
the trails and all the passengers
were transferred to this car and
brought to Atlanta, where addi-
tional equipment was provided for
their journey. The cause Of the
derailment has not been deter
mined.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Prize Fighting
In Havana No
Longer Allowed

Havana Jan. 4--Prize fighting
in Havana is prohibited under a
decree issued by Mayor Develligas.
The decree eharacteri2es prize
fighting as brutal and dangerous
and points out that the law which
provides for fines and imprison-
ments for those exchanging fisti-
cuffs on the street cannot sane
tion such proceedings, even when
the participants are isolated In a
roped enclosure and batter each
other under slight restrictions for
the amusement OF a crowd"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Mass Celebrated
For Baron Rosen

New York, Jan. 4-Requiem
mass was celebrated at st. Mich
olas (Russian) cathedral here for
Baron Rosen, former Russian am
bassador at Washington who died
in this city on Saturday. The cas-
ket was taken to the cathedral
last night after private services
were held at the family's apart
ments yesterday.
After the ceremonies the re-
mains We're taken to Fresh Pond,
l.. l., where they were cremated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Arrest Breaks Up
Counterfeit Gang

New York, Jan. 4-Federal au-
thorities here believe they have
broken up a huge counterfeiting
ring with arrest of Aaron Silver,
who is charged with engraving
and printing $4S,000 in $40 fed
eral reserve notes. He is held for
the grand jury. Department of JUS
tice agents said Silver had connec-
tions in Russia and that the band
was of international scope.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Cardinal Logue
Asks Prayer for
Peace In Ireland

Belfast, Jan. 4-(By Associated
Press. cardinal Logue, the prii-
mate Of Ireland, addressing the
congregation in the Armagh ca
thedral, asked it to pray that it
might please the Almighty God to
save them from such misfortune
as the rejection of the Anglo
Irish treaty, which held forth the
only hope of peace and tranquil
ity in Ireland.
The treaty seemed to give sub
stantially all that was necessary
for the welfare and progress of
the country" he said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Finaneier Is Optimistic.

Washington, Jan. 4-The fl
nancial and commercial outlook
for this section of the country
during 1922 was characterized to-
day as "very bright" by Milton D.
Allies, one of the leading finan-
ciers OF the south. 1.-THE pros
poets for the coming year are very
bright" he said. "The expected
business smash has failed to ma
terialize and apparently has been
averted, Readjustment is now in
full swing and 1922 looms as a
year of restored prosperity. We
are on the upward path at last"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Rio Cat Killed.

Romney, w. Va, Jan. 4-The
largest oatamount ever killed in
this section within the memory OF
the Oldest inhabitant has Just been
slain on High Top mountain, near
here, by J. D. Leith OF Bloomery,
this county. It was nearly four
feet long and weighed AZ pounds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Fine for Neuralgia

MuSterole insures quick relief from
neuralgia. When those sharp pains 60
shooting through your head, just rub a
little Of this clean, white ointment on
your temples and neck.
Musterole Is made with oil of mus
tard, but will not burn and blister like
the old-fashioned mustard plaster.
Get Musterois at your drug store.
SsaoSe in jars 3 tubes; hospital size, So.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-04
Girls Hike to Washington.

Los Angeles. Jan. with
capital OF only $40 between
them, two Los Angeles girls, the
Misses Mary Milsk and Geraldine
somers, have started on a 10000
mile hike 10 Washington to draw
a life sketch OF President Harding,