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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27
TRH PRAcE Sc LEPsl.

Povfda nam talk riditel stat
nj mestske 1radovny pro
zprostfedkovanf prace B. c..
Seiple. Proti lonskemu roku
jest letos poptavka po pracov-
Mich silach trikrate tax znac-
ma. TAX v tydnu koncfcim %.
zarim umfstila zminena kance-
lar 1925 muzd, kteryz pocet
jest rekordnfm. Pro muze O.
chotne k praci jest die SLOW
Seipela dnes doba velice W.
hodna, zejmena po obycejnych
d9lnfcich jest poptavka vetsi
nezli muze tfadovna zaopatfi-
ii. Podobn9 Sc pry zlepsily
mzdy, pred rokem placene by
10 "a nadenickou praci cd Is
do 80 cent? "a hodinu, kdezto
dnes cd 40 do 45c a delnikdm
ien ponekud zkusenejsim do
konce 60 az 65 cent? "a hodi-
nu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27
VZDUSNl POSTOVNl DO
PRAVA MEZI DETROIT
A CLEVELANDEM.

Detroitsky postmistr J. w.
Smith byl cestujicfm We vzdus-
mem omnibusu Buckeye a popr-
We sebou veil postu, urcenou
pro Cleveland. Zde byl oceka
vans postovnim inspektorem
Millerem, jenz zastupuje do
sud nejmenovaneho postmistra
clevelandskeho a odevzdal pr
lotovi letadla diva padesati II
bernf vaky posty zdejsi urcene
Ease pro Detroit, nacez letadlo
10 3 hod. odpoledni opetne Sc
vzneslo a dorazilo do Detroit
"a / hodinu a 81 minut. Po-
stovni vzduSnou sluzbu vyko-
navati budou aeroplanv the
Aeromarine Airways Inc. az
do konce sezony, jez vsak bu-
de skoncena jM pristim ty-
dnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27
CUNARD LIME MEM DoBU
ODJEZDU 2 NEW YoRKU... !.

Jak nam ozilarnuje primo
The Cunard Line Co. vyplujf
tfi nejvetsf parmfky spolecno-
sti, Berengaria, Aquitania a
Mauretania. pocfnaje ffjnem,
kazde dtery 0 dv9 hodiny dfi-
We nez-i bylo zvykem drive.
Obycejn6 vytazeny byl v New
Yorku kotvy v poledne, kdezto
nynf Sc tax stane jiz o 10. ho-
dine dopoledne. Dvouhodino-
w naskok Pride who'd cestujf-
elm, kteff be hodlajf zdrzeti
bud v Londyne neb Paffzi,
prijedou tam ' dob6 mnohem
prfhodn6jsi, vzdy v nasledujfci
pondeli, jak-li ze plavba ne.
bude zdrzena nepfedvfdanym1
okolnostmi.
Zmsna nlastane jiz v lterJ
"a vypluti Aquitanie, s kterou
jede do starych vlastf n6kolik
nasich znalmych krajani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27

zraditi, kde ze ma nakradene
veci uschovany. Soudce G. r.
Baer poskytl cernemu dlouho-
prst'aku cas- jednoho tydne,
ably uIkraden6 zbozi mohlo BY
ii objeveno a poskozenym ma
vraceno. DIE vlastniho donna
nj, proved Treswan 5 kradezi
" obchodech, mezi ''navstive-
nymi" byl j obchodnik pam
|skou vybavou, krajan Emil ].
Jelimek ma Broadway proti
Gallup ave., ktery jak znamo
byl "a kratkou dobu nesv6do-
mitymi zlodeji n6kolikrate po-
skozen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27
ZMENY NATURALlSAc-
Mich ZAKONU.

Pro prace spojene naturah-
sacf as $500 Zen bude Cleve-
land6 jmenovan federalnf ma
turalisa6ni examiner jemu
podfizeny klerk rocnfmi pla-
ty $4,000 a $500. DIE move
Cahlovy pfedlohy zakona 0
neovislem obcanstvi vdanych
zen nastavaji jiste velice dii-
lezite zmeny. Ones jiz Sc ku
prikladu nestava manzelka pri
obceneho muze automaticky
tez obGankou, ale v pfipadu,
ze 81 preje stati sc obcankou
must vyhody teto dosici V SOU
hlase $ novymi priobcovacimi
Izakony.
Poshov9ni bude miti jen v
tom, ze 81 nebude musit Wy
zvednouti prvni ''papir" a ze
Sc 0 obcansky list bude moci
pfihlasiti "a rok sveho poby-
tn We Spoj. Statech. Pristeho-
valkyne provdana "a pfisteho-
valce, bude Sc take moci pfi-
hlasiti o obcansky list bez O.
hledu ma to, je-li jeji muz OBJ
canem neb ne. Americanka,
provdana "a neobcana, podrzl
sve obcanstvi, jestlize Sc he
sama nezrekne.
| Hlavni inspelktor zdejsihc
|imigracnfho Department. ]. A
Fluckey prohlasuje, re novj
zakon bude velkou pomoci v j
no odd9leni a ze zamezf znac
Iny priliv nezadoucfch zivl1, re
|jmena zen byvalych naturali
sovanych cizimcd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27

Pred n9jakou dobou byla A.
leta Stella Tockova, z (. 4211
Peck ave. pfejeta a zran6na
automobilem distriktni staveb-
nj d6mick6 rady. Rodice d.
t6te zalujf dnes zmfnenou or
ganisaci 0 n&hradu "a utrpeny
draz We y5N $4,000. v poda-
ne zalob9 Sc pravi, ze die TAX
zvaneho Coronado rozhodnuti,
ucin6nem nejvyssfm soudcem
w. H. Taftehm, jsou pravnfmi
it6lesy spolecnosti neinkorpo-
rovane d take tudfz zalovatel-
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27

4 Il
The Lake Carriers Association
neuznavalo po cello roxy uni
lodnfkd a pred m9sicem, kdy
hrozila propuknouti stavka,
pfidala organisace zamestna-
vateld ma zakrocenf federal
mich dohodcich lodnikdm SIS
mesfGne. Stavka dnesnf DOLBY,
kdy pffstavy jsou nasledkeni
|zvysene dopravy uh1i plny ivy
seneho ruchu, by m6la arci
ami snad dnes netusenych dd-
sledkn. Stavkujfcfch lodnfkd
by bylo celkem as 5000 muzn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27
sTAvKA JEZERNlCH
LODNfKU.

Mnozi lodnfci ma jezernfch
plavidlech nevyckavajf ami ne
dele, kdy ohlasena Jest stav-
ka lodnfkn opousti lode, jak
mile sc tyto dostanou do donna
cfch pffstavI. Patrn9 nechtf,
ably je datum stavky zastih-
10 ma jezernf hladine. Stavkujf
aby vymozena byla trojnasob-
ma smena prace ma nakladnfch
jezernfch lodich. Il
Sdruzeni zam9stnavateln cd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27
SCHUZE
Starych teskygchi
Osadnilxi. ]
sT!RANA4|.I ]. !!

Podzimni schize StaryG
Ceskych Osadnikd pripadA nj,
nedeli, l. rfjna. Zacatek schd
re bude jake obycejn6 We 8
hodiny odpoledne, dcetnik
vsak budc vybirati poplatky
cd jedne hodiny odpoledne.
Pc vyrizeni spolkovych zale-
zitostf nasleduje volna rozpra-
va snad n6jaka pfednaska,
po schizi pax pfipraveno bu-
de v dolejsfch mfstnostech oh
vykle obcerstveni. Clenove
| jsou zadani, dostaviti Sc v hoj-
nem poctu.
v lct6
Pfedsednictvo
Spolku Starych Osadnik1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27
RROADWAYSKY ZLODEJ
PRED OKRESNlM
SOUDEM.

Thomas Tresvan, cernoch,
PRIMAL Sc vcera k cele rade
kradezi a mel byti okresnim
soudcem odsouzen, kdyz po-
jednou souzeny, patme, aby
sobe zmensil nevyhnutelny jiz
trest "a jeho kousky, slibil pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27
sHoRELA TANEcNl sin.

Ma konci zap. %. ul. jizne
Cd Denison ave. umistenA sin
The Brighton Dance Hall leh-
la dneSnfho casneho rama po-
pelam. DIE policejniho odha-
du dostupuje zplsobena sko-
da $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-27

ZkfCENA HlASIcSlkk STANI.
CT NA vYCH. n. Ill. n
CHESTER AVE.
Ne5tSsti xavinSno nedostatec-
nyn doxorem mad vykop&v-
u kou ma sousednfm
staveniSti.

sc jest6 v cas-, kdyz Sc vcera
pozd9 odpoledne shroutila ha-
sicska stanice, umfstAna ma
vych. 12. I'LL. a Chester ave-do
vykopane prohlubne u soused- |
niho domu.
Hasicske stroje v Gene as
$4,000, nalezajicf Sc prize
mi byly troskami zasuty a jen
st 'astne nahod9 lie d6kovati,
ze nikdo z cetnych chodcd ne
pfisel k zranenf. Zbyle zdi
pricelni musely byti pozdeji
strzeny, ably neohrozovaly Ii
voty kolemjdoucich. Podobne
nebyl nikdo zranen z h'asicd,
kteff prave v osudnou chvili
NELL sluzbu. Nekolik z Mich
vyslovili jiz pred tremi tydny
obavu, ze k podobne katastro-
fe dojde, jelikoz vykopavky v
sousedstvi konaly Sc bezohled-
ne a bez naleziteho dozoru,
coz vsak jest asistentem NEST
skeho stavebnfho komisare r.
C. Skinnerem popirano. Tvrdi
Ease pravy opak, ze vsechny
novostavby v dolennim meste
jscu 1Eady stavebnimi velice
pecliv6 kontrolovany a staveb-
nj komisar, L. Myers sam pax
pravf, re dozor mad stavbami
sv6ren jest 8 stavebnim inspek-
tordm, kteri byli vcera vesmes
We sluzb9. Az dosud starali Sc
tito jen 0 inspekci vyhnanych
zdi z cihel nikoli o vykopav-
ky, ktere prohlizeli jen tenkra-
te. kdyz skutecne nejake ne
st6stf hrozilo
Skinner pravi dale, ze ma
stavenisti byl nekolik minut
pred spadnutim zdi. ma KITE
rych ale zadnych trhlin ami ne
jakych znamek mozneho ne
Stesti nepozoroval re nehoda
zavinena byla zradnym pohyb
livym piskem neb jinou pficf-
nou, vymykajici Sc lidskf kon-
trole.
Ma misto I dostavilf Sc mayor
Kohler, bezpecnostnf riditel
MARTINEZ a pravni riditel Paul
Lamb, posledni pravil, re sta
vebni mestsky urad nedovolu-
je hlubsi vykopavku jak devet
stop. Prekrocila-li firma stav.
bu podnikajici tento predpis
pax Sc bude museti "a povsta-
lou skodu zodpovidati.
Jak vypravuje hasicsky ma
celnik Wallace, nalezali Sc ha'
sici ma druhem patfe a jen je
iich rychlosti, kterou Sc z bo
ficich sc zdi dostali jest co de
kovati, ze nebyl nikdo z nicl
zran6n. Mezi hasici jejich II
yoty i zdravi bylo tax znacn'
ohrozeno, nalezame jmen'
krajana Clarence Jamusky, KIT
ry pfi prvni znamce hrozicih'
sesuti n9kterymi kolegy ry
chile po hasicske tyci sesplha
sc do pfizemku. Nepatrne by
zran9n ma ruce student Loui
Sweet, 1894 zap. 25. ul.. je
muz byly padajicf troskou Wy
razeny skolni knihy, kteryc
nesl pod pazi.
Znicena Stance pOStaVeH
byla pred 40 roxy a dokud NJ
byla vybudovana nova radn
ce. slouzila hasicskemu mace
niku Wallacovi jako hlavl
stan skorem 20 rokd.
K mistu sb6hl Sc velky q
stup lidu a mad zricenlnc
krouzilo n9kolik holubd, kite
hnfzdili We Vice zminene st
nice. ustrasene hledajice, ka
Sc jejich domov podel. Podo'
ne Ease dole hledala kock
milacek hasicd, sva ctyri K
t'atka !. nasla vsak jen jedi1
az il hasici kolikrate $ nasaz
MIN vlastniho zivota pomahs
zachraniti druhe.
SHORELA TANEcNl SIN
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GERMANY AND
 J. $. RESUME PEACE STATUS
States and Germany Resumed This Morning.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 3IDip- lomatic relations between Germany and the United States were officially resumed today when Carl Lang, charge d affairs, presented his letters to the State Department, and was of ficially received by Secretary Hughes
 The status of war between the U s. and Germany is at an end and the war time legislation not already repealed, will now terminate at various times according to the provisions of each separate bill.
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BRITISH WILL
 ARM MERCHANT
 VESSELS IN WAR
England Will Arm Merchant Vessels Despite any Action Taken by
 Washington Conference

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 3-The British delegation gave notice this af- ternoon that despite any action taken by the Washington Conference Eng land proposed to arm her merchant fleet
 The declaration follows the failure of the English to secure limitation on submarines If France will not con- sent to a real disarmament by way of limitation on submarines the British will adopt means to meet any inereas- ed submarine tonnage on the part of France
 If England arms her merchant yes sells she will have navy far greater than any other power in the time of war. Several opponents to the Wash ington Conference have pointed out that England with her armed mer- chant fleet would be little handicap ped by any disarmament effected by the Conference by reason of her abil- ity to arm merchant vessels in war time provided the menace of the sub marine was abolished
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RETURNING TO CAPITALISTIC
 STANDARDS
Soviet Government Establishes Free Trade and Capitalism.
 Foreigners Leave

MOSCOW, Dec 12-Foreign hang ers-on who have nothing but sympa- thetic words and promises of world revolution to offer the Soviet govern ment are growing less and less wei come here. since the establishment of free trade and the resumption of capi- talistic standards to a considerable de gree.
 The era of free hotels, free automo- piles, free opera, and free railway fare is over Government guest houses have become hotels, where foreigners pay at rates comparable to those of really good hotels in New York, Lon don or Paris.
 In consequence there is a scramb- ling for cheaper quarters among the strange International assortment of philosophers, poets, political scien- tists,- professors and near professors who were attracted to Russia by the free signs and hoped to attach their particular ism" to the Soviet govern ment.
 Hindus, Turks, Chinese, Japanese, Afghans, Persians, Kurds, Syrians, Egyptians, ,Siamese, Frenchmen, Ger mans, British and Americans are in the strange aggregation which is hay ing difficulty in reconciling somewhat exotic views with the sudden decision of the Soviet government that it needs money and must get it by having Rus sians and foreigners alike pay their way.
 It's rough end to pleasant dream Professional proletarians don't like it any better than parlor Bolshevists. Many of the visitors are finding sud den reasons for their return home, and the influx of foreign sympathizers is declining.
 Cloth merchants, foreign engineers, and food sellers are now coming. There is far more interest now in feed ing and clothing Russians than there is in liquidating political illiteracy. Discussions of soul culture are mak.
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duty. No serious conflict has resulted with the English authorities but the boycott of everything English has proved very effective. The Prince of Wales has lately made trip to h. dia to attempt to recreate a friendly feeling between the two peoples, but to no avail. The Indian people believe it is possible to obtain freedom and they will now begin more strenuous and active fight to obtain their aims.
 India has great leader in Gandhi His hold uppon the people is largely spiritual and he has the confidence and respect of all classes. His plan of passive resistance worked successful ly in South Africa as protest against the way his countrymen were being treated there and he is applying the same tactics in India.
 He is of the nobility of India and is educated as a lawyer. He is now 52 years old. He was wealthy but gave all his money to the poor and gave up sthepractiee of law, claiming that it hurt his conscience For several years he has been the editor of the Young India (Enghsh) and the Maya Yuga" (New Age) in native language thru which he has preached his doctrine of passive resistence to the English and this together with his spotless life which conforms closely to the prpe- cepts of the Indian religion, has made him leader of the Indian people
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American and Italian Sailors
Engage Cafe BraWl
SERIOUS CONFLICT ARISES
 BETWEEN AMERICAN AND
 ITALIAN SAILORS SHANGHAI

SHANGHAI, Jan 3-Serious trouble between sailors from the Italian and American warships in the harbor de- veloped here today. A thrilling brawl in cafe lead to a general clash thru out the city.
 Two score Italian sailors entered a cafe and taking a small group of Amer ican Jackies by surprise beat them un- mercifully. The party then went from one cafe to another attacking isolated groups of American.
 The American sailors were unarm- ed while the Italians were armed with revolvers and knives. Five of the
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WASHINGTON, D. c. Jan. g. AS a result of the hearing held under the auspices of the Bureau of Fisher ies at Seattle and elsewhere Secretary Herbert Hoover today promulgated an order for the protection of the salmon in Alaska waters.
 The order prohibits fishing in all Alaska streams and within 500 yards of their mouths. Fishing is also pro- hibited in all lakes and their tributar- ies. Two exceptions from the 500 yard zone are made in the case of the Kar- lux and in the Ugashik River below a line 500 yards from the mouth.
 The driving of fish down stream and causing salmon to go outside of the protected era at the mouth of any
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;ag way for lectures on agriculture and plans for getting more American farm machinery. Isadoro Duncan and
 Moscow school of esthetic dancing are attracting far less attention than the wood shortage.
 Colonel Lynch, the former member of the British parliament and world famous for his espousal of the Boer cause in South Africa and for his sup port of Irish freedom, recently lectur- ed in Moscow on a brand new philos- ophy and didn't show any great en- thusiasm.
 The glammour is gone from Moscow to a very considerable extent and the Communists and non-C Communists are talking ways and means in the langu- age of everyday folks the world over.
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INDIA FOLLOWS IRISH
 EXAMPLE; VIOLENCE ONLY FOR DEFENSE
MRHATNA GANDHI AT HEAD

WASHINGTON, D. c. Jan. 3-India has been proclaimed a Republic and the National Congress of India has authorized Mohandus Karamchand Gandhi to use violence for defensive purposes. This news was received here today in a cablegram to s. N, Chose, Director of the American Com ? nittee for the Promotion of self gov ernment in India.
 The movement for Independence in India has been going on steadily for several years, gaining in strength un- der the leadership of Ghandi who's policy is that of non-violence. With the success of the Irish revolution the demand for self government has in creased in India as well as in Egypt. The National Congress has now de- clafed a Republic and will begin de- fensive war in the protection of the republic.
 Gandhi Interesting Person Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi has been called the Folstey of India. Hezis India's greatest fighter and his most effective weapon against the English has been peace.
 When India was placed under vir- tual martial law by the Rowlatt Act, in 1919, Gandhi ordered general Xstrike throughout the land. Vigorous measures were taken by the govern ment to break the strike, eliminating in trouble at Amritsar where 500na- tives were killed and 1500 injured when fired on while demonstrating Rifles, bombs, machine guns and air planes were used against the strikers.
 Candhi then organized the "non-co- operation' movement, boycott Of all things English in India. The people were called upon to return titles ana awards of honor; Indian lawyers to cease practice in government courts as1 to settle all legal disputes by pri- vate arbitration; to refuse to partlcl- pate in government loans; to refuse to buy English goods; to resign all police and military posts and to refuse to pay taxes to the British govern ment in any shape or form.
 The Indian National Congress has followed Gandhi's plan as it's national
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WASHINGTON
 CONFERENCE
 TO END SOON
Washington Conference will Adjourn in ortnight-Japanese Sail
 For Home Jan. 18th. ... .-....-

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. g. The Washington Disarmament Confer ence will probably adjourn within a fortnight. The Japanese delegation have already arranged to sail from San Francisco for home January 18th
 Every effort is being made to rush the work of the Conference to compile tion There are only few matters yet obe touched upopn and 1t is likely that the consideration of the submar- inc matter will be postponed until some later date
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AGREEMENT 0N
 ISLAND 0F YAP
 BEEN REACHED
Arrangements Are Completed for the Cable Rights on Island of Yap
 Three Countries Interested.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 3-Ar- engagements whereby the Netherlands, United States and Japan are to be given cable rights on the Island of Yap were agreed upon today at the Washington Conference.
 The Japanese will exercise its man. datory rights over the island but will in no way interfere with the opera tion of the cables of the United States and the Netherlands.
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DESPAIR OVER WIFE LEAVING
 CAUSES MAN TO TAKE LIFE

YAKIMA, Jan, 3-H. E. Perrin, a prominent farmer residing near here, set fire to his home and killed him. self. His despair over the fact that his wife had left him and refused to be reconciled is believed to be the cause which led him to commit sui, eide.
 Mrs. Perrin had just sold their home and was about to leave for California.
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 MOLESTED
 BY TURKS
American .. Professors are ~ Carried
 Away by Turkish Nationalists.

ATHENS, Jan. 3-The report reach ed here from Constantinople that the Armenian newspapers of that place had published a story to the effect that several American professors at an orpphanage at Derindja, two miles from Constantinople had been carried off by the Turkish Nationalists.
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lR@pullbliG Proclaimed I'm India
Salmon Protected by NeU Rules
AMERICAN MARINES FOUND
 GUILTY OF MURDERING
 THREE NlCARGUAN POLICE

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Jan. g. American marines on trial here before naval tribunal composed of officers from the Galveston were found guilty of staying three Nicarguan policemen and were sentenced to ten years i'm prisonment at hard labor.
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PRESIDENT HARDING HOLDS
 NEW YEARS RECEPTION

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. g.
 The White House doors were thrown open New Years and the Pres ident and Mrs. Harding held an old fashioned New Years reception. Great throngs flocked to the presidential mansion to receive the New Years. Greetings of the President.
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HEAVY ASSESSMENT
 ON STOCKHOLDERS
Stockholders of Scandinavian Ameri- can Bank at Seattle must Pay
 100 per cent Assessment.

SEATTLE, Jan. 3-Judge Doland to- day ruled that the stockholders of the defunct Scandinavian American Bank must pay one hundred per cent assess ment on their stock. The order will cause the financial failure of several of the large stockholders of the bank
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AMERICAN TROOPS LEAVE
 RHINE FOR GOOD OLD U. 8. A.

COBIENZ, Jan Sled by a band playing How Dry I Am," one thous- and of the American troops stationed a tthis place left for Antwerp to em- bark for home
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Sec. Hoover Issues
 Order Protecting
 Spawning Grounds NO FISHING W RIVERS

salmon stream is expressly prohibited.
 The order does not apply to persons taking salmon for local human food requirements or for dog feed.
 The order has the express purpose of protecting the spawning grounds of the Alaska salmon and preventing the extermination of salmon which has been threatened by the wanton fishing that has been carried on by the sal mon fisheries in Alaska In several in- stances fish have been taken from the very spawning ground. The alarming rate at which the fish have been de- creasing as caused the salmon pack CTS to see the justice of such an order as has been issued and it is expected the cannery people themselves will as sist in the enforcement of the law.
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TROTzKY |S N
 DIoFAVOR WITH JEWISH PEOPLE Trotsky declared to be An Enemy of Jewish People and Curse
 to Humanity.

BERLIN, Jan. g. Leon Trotsky the Russian Soviet military head, has been expelled from Judaism, accord ing. to an official dispatch from Mos COW.
 A resolution has been adopted by the Jews declaring that Trotzky has foresworn the creed of his fathers and has become an enemy to the Jews and a curse to humanity.
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SENATOR POINDEXTER WILL VOTE IN FAVOR
 FOUR POWER TREATY

SEATTLE, Jan. 3-Senator Poin- dexter in a speech here today indicat- ed that he would vote in favor of the ratification of the Four Power Treaty.
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BIG CLEARANCE SALE at Els worth's. This week only. Ask to see our bargains.
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American Jackies received serious knife wounds
 Marines from the battleships in the harbor were rushed ashore and re- stored order. Feeling is running high and all shore leave will have to be re- fused to the sailors of both nations.
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MANY INJURED AROUND FRISCO
 IN NEW YEARS ACCIDENTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Slight persons were killed and 32 injured in auto accidents incident to New Year celebrations in the Bay Cities.