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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
LORAINSKY KRAJAN ZABIT.

Lorain o., 10. kvetna Frank Stastny, 25-ety, vyhyb
kar zdesi Lake Terminal drze prel zivo dnes kdyz
spad pod kola vlaku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
TAzENf Ma DELNICKE PREDAKY.
$50 BYLO UGH POZATYKANO
POLICIl v Chicago.
JEST TO NAsLEDEK BOMBOvANf BUDOv A ZARI-
TT DVOU STRAzNfKU.

Chicago, 10 kvetna - Fred (Frenchy) Nader pfedseda
Chicagske rady stavebnch remese vice $50 nych del
nickych pfedakd byo po proveden naez
du RUNE unove hlavn stany zatcenymi jest
patnact neb dvacet zen
Hromadne zatykani bylo vysedkem zavrazden po-
lcsu zranenl Jneho bve revovey, niz tocnikum
podafo unknou polci Zabiti nasedovalo bombovanf
dvou budov coz poce pricita vace stavebnfch
slech
re nektem delnt vddci "sou
poc jako byli anarchste Haymarketskych boufich"
rovnez oznaci nektere dencke pedaky jako pobudy
trestance'.
Nam ufednky zastupce kazde unie rad6 stavebnich
emesel rovnez nekterych jnych unit mez zatcenym pra
vii proveden hromadneho zatykan zatGenymi bude
zachazeno jako jnymi obycenm v6zni budou podrzeni
vezen az do vyslechu."
Ma zatenych jsou jmena muzu, kteri po leta
znami byli d6lnckem hnut Chicago. Jest mez mimi
Veky Tim Murphy pfedseda unie pynarenskych daniku
Cornelius Shea, vudce veke avky vozkG 1904 Murphy
znamy jako "dencky car by svobode zaruku kdyz
by nedavno odsouzen sedm roku do zaare caenv
kradez 100000 postovnich zasek nadraN Union.
Najezdy pfisy ako prekvapeni prvn mich proveden
havnf rady stavebnfch femesel
jev nahle vchodu Asi dvacet denckyh pfedakG byo
tam naezeno h'vschn zacen odvezen do v6zeni.
ceove pokladne obeveny tr revolvey asi sto patron
Najezdy byly podnknuty line hlavn stany
hostnce nchz byo schazeji povestn ub
jec zbujnci kter uveden by poicii spojen mnohym
nedavnym prpady bombovani streby Mnoho muzd bylo
zatceno pT echo naezdech mnozst revovera kratkych
rucnic stfeliva zabaveno.
Vecer unen byl pokus dostat nektere zatcenych
svobodu pomoc tax zvaneho habeas corpus avsak soue
Scanan, porade pocf odepfel zakroct odkaza ceou
zaezitost zitTek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
VELMI DULEzITE ROZHODNUTi.
ZADAVANf ZELEZNICEMI SPRAVEK KONTRAKT-
NE VENKOVNfM FIRMAM, JEST PORUSENlM
ZAkONA.

Chicago, TO- kvetna. - Zadavani konraktem spravek
fmam zelezncnim poeGnostm byo prohlaseno
porusen dopravnckeho zakona zeeznn radou
rozhodnut vydanem dne Toto rozhodnutl jest uZnvano
az adosud vydane zmnenym teeem. Vyda
byro sporne zaezitos Indiana Harbor Belt drahy
vSak tyka zamozTeme vSech zeleznc Tto posedn do
be- aby obesy zakon stanovc mzdy zelezncnho dencva
zadavaly spravkovou prac venkovnim firmam.
DIE tohoo rozhodnuti tsce dfivesch zeleznicnch
nyn pracucich pro kontrakoy mzdy rdznc
cd sky zavedene zelezncni radou bylo pvedeno zpe
pod prayomoc tohoo teesa Pravdla znici cd TECH
zavedena radou rovnez prohlasena nezakona delnc
muse nadae die pravdel urcenych zeeznien
covni radou. rozhodnuti dnes vydanem pravi:
"Ucelem dopravnckeho zakona byo zameziti pleruso
vani dopravy vyvstavsmi mezi zeezncem jich
Spoy toho duhu mnoho roku cd
billy svizee veTenos ochromovaly obchod prumys nici
majekove hodnoty pfivadey velke nepfemnosi urpeni
mllionGm ldl.
"tavka zamestnancd kontraktora neb podkontraktora
zelezncni spoeno tax vydane pferusa by dopra
WI jako kdyby delnic primo byi zamestnavan zeeznc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
MUSf PODSTOUPITI DRU-
HOU OPERACI.

Londyn, 10. kvetna. -Ope-
race provedena ma Mikulasi
Leninovi, hlave ruske sovetske
vlady, ma odstraneni strely z
jeho tela byla nedspesnou a
musi podstoupiti dalsi operaci,
sdeluje kodanska depese ku
Daily Telegraph. Prvni ope-
race byla provedena asi pred
sesti tyydny jistym nemeckym
chirurgem. Lenin trpel ner-
vosou, bolestmi hlavy a nespa-
vosti jake nasledek stare strel-
ne rany, jiz utrpel pred ctyrmi
lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
MARINE USILf o MIR
v IRSKU.

Dublin, 10. kvetna. - Miro
w vybor dali eireannu, jenz
namahal sc najiti padu, ma niz
irske frakce molly by Sc sled
notiti, doznal neuspech sve ma
mahy, bylo oznameno dfedne
dnes odpoledne.
Londyn, 10. kv6tna. - Zna-
enc vzrusenf vyvolano bylo
dnes We snemovne poslanecke,
kdyz vyslo ma jevo, re til bri-
ticti dustojnici uneseni pred
ctrnacti dny V jiznim Irsku, do
sud Sc nevratili. Sir Hamar
Greenwood, sekretar pro Irsko,
doznal, re dosavadni patrani
po Mich bylo bezvyslednym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
PLANY VfTEZNEHO GENE.
RALA WU PEI Flu.
Chce zriditi v Cine vladu die
one We Spoienych Statech.

Pao Ting Flu, Gina, 10. kvet-
ma. - Gen. WI Pei Flu, vitez
mad armadou generala Canga
Tso Lima a nyni We skutecnosti
diktator severni Ciny, prohla-
sill dnes, ze svola vsechen cin-
sky lid do konference X vypra-
covani planu pro vladu die vzo
ru one Spojenych Statu.
Jak gen. WI, tax krest an
sky general Feng Yu Hsiang
isou jisti, re podafi Sc jim po-
drobiti celou Cinu. Dosud jest
Jim kladen odpor armadou Su-
na Yet Sena, hlavy kantonske
vlady.
Gen. Feng pravil, re jeho
vojaci - kteri vsichni byli o.
braceni ma krest 'anstvi missio-
nali = sli do bitvy S paskami
ma pazich, nesouclmi napisy
"Pro Boha a vlast, zabijejte
kde koho a nesetTte nikoho!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
KONGRES PRY ZAKROCi.
MA USTALENf POMERU v UHELNEM PRUMYSLU
PRAVf REDAKTOR HAVfRSKEHO UREDNfHO
CASOPISU.

Indianapolis TO- kvetna. - Kongresni Zakroceni sm6ru-
jci ustaeni pomer uhenem prumysu byo predpovida
dnes Esem Searese redakorem United Mine Workers
Journal p eho navratu do hlavniho unie Washing
onu, kde de jake zasupce havif skoro
vsech uhlodolech Jest vyhidka pet Bandovv
soluce ustanoven vyboru obral by ceym pro
uhelneho prGmyslu.
Charles Town. w. Va, 10. kvetna. Edgar Combes cha
bill zab Johna Gorea nekok minut zastreeni pi
ruho serfa okresu Logan ceny pochoduciho oddu hav
nych Svedecvf tom smyu podal dnes Velasco Carpen
ter Combe jenz neby zatcen, by Rev. Johnem Wilbur
vddcem oddu, nekok mnut pred sfelbou, prav Car
pente Process zdrzen by dnes neprtomnost Sama Hume
vceresho svedka enz mel by podroben kzovemu w
sechu Byo dovoeno odjeti do New Yorku kan prede
oceanskem parnku jeho nastavajic nev6sta
Pttsburg, TO- kv6tna Ones stani policie bya povoa-
do uhene panve Fayee, odkud dosly zpravy
vypuknuti vtrznosti Bvo pry strleno vozky kef
vozi uh dou Bailey Chteaux Rovnez bya statni poce
povoana dou Edenbone kde pet ron stavkar vyhazeno
bylo domku spolecnos.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
PRO SAMOSTATNOST
MACEDONIA.

Belehrad, 9. kvetna. - Srb-
ska vlada prostrednictvim tai
nycb svych agentd V Cafihrade
z.iisfila, re Bulharsko kuje pro-
ti;Srbsku, pixie i po valce. Pod
ppruie totiz cinnost bulhar-
skydh hajdukd v Macedonii a
chce, aby Macedonia, jejiz
cast nyni Srbsku prinalezi, sta
la Sc samostatnou zemf, ktera
by vsak pozdeji sloucila sc S
Bulharskem. Bulharske komi-
tety mali svaj hlavnf stred v
Carihrade, kde i albanska pro-
paganda Sc pestuje. Albanci
mali vpadnout Srbdm v box,
pakli by V Macedonii nejaka
mela propukla. Bulharsko po
valce financovalo dopravu 800.
900 .svych krajand do Macedo-
ME "a ii nyni zajmy srbske V
proyfncii ta nejvice poskozujf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
BYL TO NEPRAvY INDIAN.

New York, 10. kvetna. -
Idiansky nacelnik Red Wing,
"a nehoz provdala Sc slecna
Marian Stehlikova, - nebyl
vlastne nacelnikem, ba ami ne
Idianem, jak Sc nynf ukazalo,
kdyz proti nemu mfada ieho
zena podala zalobu pro nelid-
ske nj zachazenf. Jmenuje
Sc Lionel James, narodil Sc V
Caracasu, We Venezuele kro-
me zaloby, jiz podala proti
nemu slecna Stehlikova, visl
proti nemu nekolik jinych, KITE
re vesti mohou k jeho deporta-
ci federalnimi dfady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11

Bulharsku dostalo sc svoleni,
ably vyslyseno bylo uredne We
dvou bodech - jeho pravu pri
stupu k Egejskemu mofi a O.
chrane mensin v jinych zemfch.
@ memoranda Vatikanu wee
ra obdZenem, bylo jednano
obsirne konecne rozhodnuto,
rokovati svobode kultu a ma
bozenskeho vzd6lani pokud
Ruska sc tyce, v podvyboru..
Anglie a Francle jsou opet-
ne V opposici otazce, zdali
konference m6la by jednati o
zalezitostech Halice a Litvy.
Premier Lloyd George prohla-
sill, re spor vychodohahcsky je
jednou ze til otazek, jez mo-
hla by vesti k rozruseni miru
Evropy v blizke budoucnosti,
kdyby nebyla urovnana.
Pravil, ze die jeho presved-
cent v litevske petici jedna Sc
0 vazny hranicni spor a pra-
WI Polska okkupovati Vilnu a
Memel melo by byti nejenom
qvazovano p0dvvborena. ale Y
padu potfeby plenarnim Ease
DAMN konference.
Pri jednani o Halici a Litve,
mistopresident Barthou, hlava
francouzske ,delegace, zaujal
stanovisko, re otazky tyto by
ly vyrizeny smlouvami ne
shody tykajici Sc pouziti tech
smluv molly by byti odkazany
stavajici masinerii k arbitraci.
|Snazil sc dokazovati, re nespa-
dali v agendu Janovske konfe-
Irence.
Lloyd George vsak poukazo-
val ma nalehavost nejakeho roz
hodnuti, jezto oba tyto profile
my ohrozuji mir Evropy. Do
kazoval, re spadaji do rance
Canneskych resoluci, ma jichz
zaklade Janovska konference
svolana byla.
Konecne Barthou svolil, aby
jednano bylo 0 techto otazkach
v podvyboru, avsak vyhradil 81
pravospostaviti Sc proti jich u
vazovanf plenarnim zasedanim
konference.
Sov6tska tiskova kancelai
vydala dnes odpoledne tazky
svazek, vazany v bolsevickych
narodnich barvach, v nemz wy
svetluji We 100000 slovech,
proc spojenci dluhuji Rusku
tricet pei billionu zlatych ru-
blu. Document jest datovan
i8. kvetna 1922. Pravi Sc tam,
ze snad cfslice nejsou vsude
presne, avsak kdeko-li nelson
Ipresne, nejsou pry dosti vyso-
Ike.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11

JanOv, 10. kvetna. - HO-
spodarska konference dosud
neobdrzela ruskou odpoved' ma
spojenecke, memorandum jez $
napjetim byla o6ekavana pc
tri dny. Velikou otazkou jest :
Jake bude stanovisko Ruska
vzhledem k majetku cizincG
znarodn6nemu sovetskou Via
dOu?
Odstavec sedmy byl nekoli-
krate zmenen, ably Sc vyhov6io
namitkam Francouz1 Belgi-
can't. Belgican6 v koncfch O.
depreli schvaleni, kdezto Fran
couzi schvahli jej $ vyhradami.
Vsemozne lsili bylo vynalo-
zeno spojenci, a stejne Mem
ci, ably Rusove ucinili tistupky
vzhledem k navracenf majetku
cizincdm, tax ably Sc predeslo
rozbiti konference.
Op6tovne zmeny ucineny by
ly ruske odpovedi ma odsta-
vec sedmy. Cicerin radil sc
dnes sc. zahranicnim ministrem
itaiskym Schanzerem a pravi
sc, ze dalsi zmeny budou uci-
neny v nadeji, re tim dosp6je
Sc k dorozumeni v one palcive
otazce. Rovnez jsou ukazky,
ze Francouzi a Belgicane po-
voluji a dnes vyiadrovana jest
nad6je, re ruska odpoved' bu-
de takova, re bude aspon two
fiti podklad pro pokracovani v
diskussich.
Ruska odpoved' z vetsiny ve-
sla ,jiz We znamost, nicmene
vsak odstavec, tykajicf Sc ma
jetku cizinca Rusku jest dale
menen a upravoval., v cemz CT.
cerin, hlava ruske delegace ra.
di Sc hlavne sc Signor Schan-
zerem, zahranicnim ministren
italskym.
Zmocnenci vlad, jez vydaly
pozvani k Janovske konferen.
ci, rozhodli dnes, ably podvy
Dor ma politicke zalezitosti Il
fedne wal v ilvahu otazky w.
chodni Halice a Litvy, jez po
daily protest proti vojenske o
kupaci Polska jejich 1zemi
Rovnez byly obdrzeny petict
od Ukrajiny, Gruzinska, Ar
menska a Azerbarjanu, v Mich;
zadano jest o 1levu Cd SOVIET
ske vlady. Tyto petice byl,
vsechny odmrsteny, posledn
tri z toho dGvodu, ze jsou tt
asiatske staty a tudiz nespa
dali do programu konference
Petici cd turecke nationalist
cke vlady v Angore potkal po
dobny osud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11

Belehrad proti radeni Bulhar-
ska bude 81 stezovat u spojene-
cke rady a prfpadne u Ligy ma
rodn. Nome vsak, ze svou
stiznost pTedlozi iiz janovske
konferenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
SEBEVRAZEDNA WILMA.

York, TO- kvetna. Behem dneska pet osob spacha
sebevrazu tomto mese pohnutky sou vetsnou nezna
me- nedalekem Ventnor City, N. j., p w. s. Buzz
byov obchodnika Fiadelfie, ez lila odoucene
cd eho manzea po neakou dobu vzala ve tr male dty
oze kyz bya napfed otevfea pynovy hofak Vs.
chni naleZeni byli mrtvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
PRVNf OBET VEDRA.

Chicago TO- kvetna Neivyssi teplota pro kveen od
1895 bya zde dnes ena osoba zemrela ma
sedkem vedra, kdyz tepomeru vysplhaa 81
pen hod odpoedne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
MADARI UCTILI AMERICANA.

Budapest, 10. kvetna. - Prvnf evropska socha zcmu
Americana byla zfzena Uherskem poces A. Ped
Iowa, americkeho komisafe Cerveneho Kfize zde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
MUSf ZAPLATTrT SPOJ. STATUM.

Parfz TO- kvetna. Nemecko must zaplatti 5000 900
marek zlae jako nahradu Zeppeny ez znicio mi
ste ch vydanf spojeneckym pfuzenym mocnostem rada
velvysancd rozhoda dnes Spoene Saty obdrz 100000
marek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-11
CEKAJi Ma RUSKOU ODPOVED.
JANOVSKA KONFERE.NCE JEST We
VELKEM NAPJETf.
LITVA A VYCHODNf HALO PREDLO OILY STfzNO.
STI PROTI POLSKU.
BULLETIN.

LOndyn, H. kvetna. Janovsky zpravoda Reuterovy
skove kanceafe prav re Rusove II 45 dnes rno poda
zahrancnmu mnistru askemu Schanzerovi svo odpovad
spojenecke memorandum.
The Washington times., 1922-09-17
AMERICANS ARE EXPECTED TO SPEND
$150,OOO,OOO TOURING EUROPE THIS YEAR

1920, 1891. and 1922. respectively,
the figures being for these years
26,314, 1850. 65.357 and 79.74S.
"The high figure Of 1920 was
due to postwar influence and a
spendthrift period. The figures
for 1921 and 1922 may be taken as
the present normal passenger
movement. Allowing for passports
already issued and those which
were extended. II Is extremely
doubtful whether more than 100,.
900 Americans came to Europe in
the first half Of 1922. or less than
half the number common to the
same period before 1914.
"The percentage Of tourists In
the American transatlantic travel
Of 1922 Is smaller than in pre-
war days. There are many rea-
sons for this. one Of which is that
It costs about two and one-hah
times as much to cross the Atlantic
today as It did in 1918.
It follows, therefore, that the
net revenue from this American
annual migration is probably not
as yet one-half what It was in pre-
war times.
There Is one feature Of the pas
senger movement across the Attain
tic which has changed to a marked
degree. It was estimated in 1918
that the carrying Of European
emigrants across the Atlantic rep
resented a gross income Of at
least S50.G00.000 each year 10 the
shipping interests. Owing to the
increased cost Of sea passages,
the depreciation Of currency in
Europe. and the present drastic
restrictions upon immigration to
the United States, this business
has decreased enormously, SO
much, in fact, as to put many
ships out OF business which were
fitted for that class Of trade In
the greater part of their accom-
modations.
THE economic value to Europe
Of the annual American migration
has always been very great. At
the present time It 10 one Of the
important factors In the slow res.
toration Of European business and
finance to a normal basis, and Il
comes at a time when nothing can
be offered to take It's place.
AZ . low estimate the Ameri.
can migration OF 1921 brings to
Europe In the neishborhosd ycf
$50. 100000.
The Washington times., 1922-09-17

cation for the profession were
placed In the lower grades. As
an old Third Cavalryman told the
writer, "some Of the troops would
20 out to drill with full compile
msnt of officers and return under
command Of brevet second lieu.
tenants. all Of the seniors having
been relieved in the order Of rank,
by the stern old major. for in.
efficiency. and for this reason It
was chaffed for q time a. the
Kangaroo Regiment"
Troops c and r were recruited
from Maryland. Virginia and the
District of Columbia.
The regiment was armed with
the hunting rifle. persistently
called the "yawger." The barrel
was too large for the shank Of the
bayonet supplied and the latter
was used with q wooden plug that
fitted into the bore-another
source of wit for the Army wags.
Company blacksmiths eventually
overcame this difficulty by swell
ing the shanks.
Notwithstanding that the law
had presumably fixed the nature
Of the service OF the regiment,
the administration found no i'm
pediment in the way Of ordering It
to Mexico early in November,
1S45, q mandate greeted with
cheers Immediately after the dress
parade at which It was read.
Used Their Sabres.
In q pitched battle with the
Mexicans at San Juan de los
Llanos, more than forty Of the
enemy were killed. The rifle Of
the Third, being clumsy to handle
mounted, necessitated. firing one
round and then riding the enemy
down with the sabre-a custom
that soon infused the officers and
men with the conviction that they
were irresistible, an idea which is
not yet quite extinct.
In the attack on Chapaltepec.
the struggle along the. aqueduct
and the assault OF the garitas and
the triumphant entry into the city.
the Third played a large part.
General Twiggs gave Lieutenant
The Washington times., 1922-09-17
CAPITAL HAS ANOTHER THIRD
| REGIMENT TO GUARD DESTINY

ter were found In Oregon City.
While out there In the wilder
ness. their attention was occu-
pied with fighting the red skins.
In 1851. the regiment was order
cd to jefferson Barracks. The
following year. the regiment was
ordered to Texas.
Then commenced more than
four years Of hard field service
In this land Of cactus, chaparral
and magnificent distances. The
Comanche and Lapin Indians
that had kept this country
terrorixed would not yield their
sway. Later the Third ,partici-
pated In the Navajo war. In this
chronic warfare brave Captain
McLane fell at the head Of Troop
I. In an engagement at Cold
Spring on October Is. 1850. just
before the charge he handed his
flask to q comrade whom he had
challenged and said. Lets take
. drink; It may be our last to.
gether."
FOUGHT THE INDIANS.
3. When the war broke out be-
tween the North and South. sev.
erai of the officers Of the Third
cast their. lots with the Southern
cause.
Following the close Of that dark
page In American history, the
Third again took up the pastime OF
chastising the redskins on the
Western frontier. In 1885 II was
again ordered to Texas. While
serving on this detail, It was de-
tailed into mounted infantry. Its
most onerous duty was the con-
sumption Of contractors forage
and trying to keep cool. until the
press gave Cara sufficient no.
toriety to secure some lawless ad.
herents who had created trouble
In 1ss1-s3.
This was known as the Tin
Horn War" from the sensational
dispatches furnished the press 1t
involved much hard riding, how.
ever, several skirmishes and some
losses, but most OF the blood split
resulted from thorns Of the
chaparral.
In the summer Of 1898 the regi-
ment was ordered to Fort Riley.
During the world war the ira
ditions Of the Third were carried
to the front with the same spirit
Of desire to serve that carried It to
the front In the Mexican war Of
lS47.
Behind these leaders have rid
den, boot to boot, for thousands
OF miles over trackless deserts.
through dangerous canons, up the
faces of frowning cliffs and across
rivers broad and deep, dusty col.
umns OF fearless horsemen: many
have left their. bones bleaching on
the burning sands Of Texas. in the
glare Of an Arizona sun or resting
in more or less "hospitable graves"
throughout the country and Over
There
The Washington times., 1922-09-17

Roberts Of the Third a nag which
he wanted to be the first planted
upon the rocky fortress. II not
exactly planted" the request
was doubly kept. for, turning from
the bloody victory It was carried by
Sergeant Manly of 'F" troop
through the stubborn fight along
the aqueduct and was one Of the
first, II not the first. on the ram
parts of the city 1T the Beiem
garita, where several Of the Off.
GERS were wounded. Later this
same flag was placed In the De-
partment Of State here.
And the next day comes the
crowning glory Of the war. Rob-
erts was directed to--and Sergeant
Manly actually did-raise the flag
over the National Palace. while the
flag Of the regiment was displayed
from the balcony. General Scott.
riding by the regiment about this
time, halted. took Off his hat and
bowling low. said:
Brave rifles. Veterans. You
have been baptized In fire and
blood and have come out steel"
Words are cheap. but apprecia-
ton sinks deeply into the hearts Of
soldiers. g.
DID PROVOST DUTY.
Street fighting and assassination
occurred for q time and the regi.
ment was put on provost duty In
the city. Two Of the officers had
to 60 to the States with their
wounds. but the fame Of the regi.
ment preceded them and the ladies
of New Orleans presented o $225
flag ITO that gallant regiment
which from It's landing at Vera
Cruz to its entry into the famed
City of the Montezumas' has been
foremost in every battle, sustain
ing by the valor and sacrifices OF
its officers and men the flag Of our
beloved country"
Tucked away in the archives Of
the regiment is the flag. still re-
vered by the regiment for its asso-
Citations.
In 1s47 several friends Of Kit"
Carson tried to have the Senate
confirm his appointment into this
regiment as q lieutenant. without
success.
The incidents Of the long.
weary march OF $500 miles to
Oregon. in 1sIs. through a coun-
try without roads and often with
out wood. water or grass. were
fierce. Cholera ragged In the
stream Of emigrants allured by
visions. of gold to the new
Eldorado in California and fabu.
lous stories were inflaming the
minds and turning the heads Of
the soldiers. Unlimited wealth
could be picked up for the ask.
ing. The death rate was appall-
ing. ~ s-i -
With the exception OF Fort
Kearney and the fur trading sta
ton, there was not a house be-
tween Leayenworth and the
Columbia. Quarters for the win.
The Washington times., 1922-09-17
By STEPHEN r. TILLMAN.


MY AsHINaToN as q mill.
Il" tary assignment IL con-
XIV sidered the cream Of the
Service stations. And for that
;teason the regiments ordered here
bear wounds Of honor for service
In making American history. In
the course Of events there has
been stationed here. three third
regiments and one third battalion.
1.-THE third cavalry, third artillery
and third infantry and the third
battalion OF engineers.
"a Last summer Q squadron of the
Third U. s. Cavalry under the
command Of Col. w. G. Rivers
came to Fort Myer. As most Of
Americas military leaders have
served with this regiment. at one
time or other. 1t was welcomed as
. lost relative rather than as q
stranger.
is is Here are the high spots Of
sthe Thirds history:
q. The third regiment Of cavalry
was organized by an act Of Con-
sgress approved May 1s, 1s4s, as
the Regiment Of Mounted Rifle.
linen. later the designation was
changed to Third U. s. Cavalry.
From the very inception Of the
regiment. for its future spirit and
good OF the service, II was accord
cd lineal promotion from bottom
to. top, and distinctive uniform.
arms equipments and ornaments,
and the officers recruited the
material they were to fashion and
command.
PROVED GREAT LEADER.
The senior officers were polit.
ical appointments. made with
some attention to equitable geo.
graphical distribution over the
south and west. The first regi.
d mental Colonel was Persifo r.
Smith, of Louisiana; q lawyer by
profession. a gentleman of cul.
ture and ability. and who was
destined to prove a shillful and
successful general.
Consistent with Army adminls-
tration in those days, by politi-
clans, men of experience and edu.
The Washington times., 1922-09-17

again In the autumn. It is pos.
slble In these days. owing to pass
port requirements. to make an ap.
proximate estimate as to the mum.
Der Of Americans who contemplate
travel in a foreign country.
I'm March. April, May and June
Of this year the American Govern.
ment issued nearly $4,000 pass
ports. The steady increase in
the American movement toward
Europe since the war Is
shown in the figures for
the same four months in 1919.