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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15
PRfNZ DAT AGENTILOR Pc
BORDUL VASULUI KING
ALEXANDER"

Pc ziua de Z Septembrie, firma
de vapoare National Greek Line
si-a invitat toti agentii sal la o
lnspectie 81 un prlnz pc bordul
vasului King Alexander. Au
.llat parte peste 100 de agenti 81
ziaristi 81 totiNa all fost surprinsi in
mod placut de cnratenia, luxul 81
comfortul de care sc bucura pa.
Sagerii earl calatoresc Gu acest
vapor.
'PrInZul dat acolo fost tot
atat de bun ca orr care altul Ofe-
mt de eel maj mare hotel din
New York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15

rrilor de la Alba-Iulia. vrem sa
llMarim unirea prin afirmarea ma
t'onalismului 81 a dreptatii socia-
le, de carl nu pntem sd ne des-
partim's..
d. Manin tine apoi sd restabi
leasca adevarul asupra faimosu
hi comnnicat atribuit dirigentei
rpartldllii national 81 care facuse
atata vaMa in presa bucuresteana.
D-sa declara:
Partidul national ma dat
IN timpnl din urma nici un comu-
nicat4 Comunicarea de care amin
tItl nn este de la biroul partidu-
lui. Conducerea partmului MI ia
raspundere decat pentru comunica
te1e oficiale, lar nu 81 pentru I'M
presiile variate 81 variable casti
gate de particularii din cercmile
politicc ale Ardealului 81 Bana-
tnlui.
SOnwingerile nOastre mOnarhice
81 sentimentele noastre cunoscutc
|dinastice nu trebue confundate cl
illpta politica pc care provoaca
actele de stat savarsite Gu raspun,
|dere ministeriala, precum nu tre-
|bue confundate sentimentele noa-
|stre fata de vcohiul regat Gu acele.
pc care poporul din Ardeal ST
Banat lie are fata de partidul H.
beral 81 practicele sale odioase"
(Din ''Dacia"D.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15

In Boston un automobiles a To-
Wit casa ell Sapte etaje. Gel ear
Tau vaZut all marturisit ca el 8
dat signalul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15

de tigarete pe ri, a fost nascut !
Palestina din palinti sapusi En-
glezi.
Londra. - Englezii all ohtinut
comenzi de 100000 de tone de fier
brut, ca rezultat al conflictelol
muncitoresti in Canada 81 Statelc
Unite.
New York. - Fabricatia gaze
lor asfixiante va Fl discontinuati
de catre ministerul de raHboi. @
mica cantitate pentru eNperiente
de aparare sc VA fabrica totusi.
Buenos Aires. Gnvernul Ar
gentinei a trimes un mesagin
Congresului in care cere, in vede-
rea desperatei conditii din Russia,
autorizatia de imprumuta gu
vernul sovietic ell suma de 5000
coo pesos, fara dobanda, spre le
tplati inapoi cand Va fl in stare.
Paris. Departmental Hau.
ties Ahpes poate sd spue ca este
eel mai moral din Franta. In tim
pul ultmelor Is luni, Tribunalul
din Gap, capitala departamentu.
lui, a stat fara sa alba a judcca
pc cineva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15
.lf0RNATWN|

Kazan. - @ baraca din Sim
!birsk pc Volga, unde s'a nascut
Lenine, va Fl resturata 81 conser-
vata ca monument istoric al So
vietelOr.
Toxic. - Marele pret pc cheres
tea facut guvernul Imperial sd
'ineurajeze importul de cherestea
de brad din America.
Atena. - Camera Greaca Sc va
deschide de urgenta 81 alegerile
Sc ,vor face in Octombrie..
FL Paso. - Dol Generali de al
,lui Pancho Villa an parasit ran.
ch-ul lui spunand ca lie place
Pancho" dar nu lie place un
boss de la farma (probabil ca Ia
pus la munca).
Londra. - Dupa niste stiri, 8
perseane au fost omerfte in revol-
ia din Silesia. Oamenii nu yoiau
plata in marci Polonezc, ci in
marci germane.
New York. DIR. James w.
Rossfale Ward, So in varsta de
96 de ami, si care are mai multe
diplome din fiferite universitati
din Europa, practicand medicina
peste tot pamantul, astazi deve-
nit cetatean al Statelor Unite
dupa ce traise in aceasta Tara de
cand era un copilandru de 54
de ami.
Gu toata prohibitia 81 bottle
politice, spune dl Or. Ward acea-
sta este singura tara in lume unde
este adevarata libertate de Liberia
cnRetare 81 educa8ie. Or. Ward,
are in treacat fie xis, fnmeaza SO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15

In America Sc poate lucra la
de scris prin radio. In
caz ca aceasta imventie Sc va per-
fectiona. dactilografia va sta
acasa 81 totusi Isl va putea face
lucrul sau in birou.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15
INvENTAToRUL
TELEFo FoNULUI.

Ziarele pomenese moartea de GU
rand inventatorului telefonului.
altele amintesc, Cd nascocitorul a.
devarat al aceluiasi telefon e
mort de acum douazeci de ami. Dis
cutia veche asa dar. f i,lsa nime-
rit sd amintim, ca intaii descoperi-
tori al telefoanelor au fOst copii ce
au observat ca "prin sfoara' Gu
vantul merge mai repede decat prin
v;izduh. Aparatele facnte din dolla
cntii, legate intrc elc, cu sfoara, am
fost primul incepnt, dupa care civi-
lizatia 81 geniul All scos minunatele
aparate de All, in care Ger un nu-
mar, 81 dinauntru un glas de ON
ragusit iti raspunde dupa I'm card
de vreme "nem tudom ocupat. =
Totusi 81 inainte l,lmea avea me-
vote sa isl cemunice STRIFE 81 pen
tru aceasta Sc intrebuinta ca cea
mairapida tot raza de lumina. SEM
nalel ell faclii aprince rasucita asst
fel i'm cat sd desemneze liniile unei'
tainice intelegeri, au fost multa
vreme vestitoarele pentru popula-
tile barbara. In timpuri preistori-
ce, vetrele aprinse pc crestetul de
munte au arafat nu odata vestirea
dusmanului sau a-izbandei.
Tn alt fel de comunica strife,
au fost porumbii calatori.
Arheologia ne descopere multe
din lnisterele civilizatiei de alta da-
ia 81 devedeste, ca armatele aveau
pc atunci numeroase feluri de
purta mai departe vestea, 81 fntre
aceste mijloace 81 pc atunci a ra-
sunat glasul adanc 81 melodies al
bucitmului, pc care il mai intre-
bninteaza 81 astazi pastorii pc
muntii salbateci.
Calatorul ce rataceste prin tara
noastra bogata observa prin regiu-
nea sesului Baragannlui un sir de
movile asezate din distanta in dis
tanta astfel, ca stire stri-
gaia de pc movila sau 0 lumina
aprinsa, poate Fl vazuta de pc ce-
lelalte 81 transmisa mai departe.
Mutt timp s'a crezut, ca aceste
movile ar fl 81 ele morminte, de
curand insa pare 81 sc confirme
tot mai mutt, ca ele nu ar fl fost
decat linia "telefonica'', care trans
mitea stiri pentru uriasul front al
valului luii Traian.
lar penru viitOrul la care fie-
care din moi priveSte cu atata cu-
riozitate, telefonul ameninta in
scurt timp sa devie masina scoasa
din uz, cum automobilnl a cucerit
locul aeroplanului, tot astfel tcle-
fonul fara fir 81 telefonul cu trans
mitere de imagini sunt menite sa
fie intronate maine.
ST atnnci randunelele, calatoare|
isl vor cauta din nouI alt popas de-
eat pc firele zoraitoare ale cestilor
de s6rma.
Nh stim, trebue 81 amintim ca,ol
deseeperire mai stravechie decatI
presimtul 81 yazul la dis
tanta, sau SO lasam aceasta uriasa
taiha, pc care rumai zilc fndepar-I
tate vor dezlega din marea enig-l
ma.
In orice caz E dnreros sd recuno-
astem, ca olnenirea afla tot mai re-
psde. dar lln cunoaste mai rspede.
Lnteleeerea nu 2 progresat Ia fel,
Patria .
= : -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15

Tn ON STA rupt piciorul impie
decandu-se de O capistere de car
bum goala. I'm alt desastru i'm le
gatlra ell greva de carbuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15
P!osTA REDAeTiEl

vom pnblica. Va multamim.
Rev. A. B. Akron, o. - Regre
tam, dar m ne putem ocupa dt
astfel de lucruri.
5. Brdean, Detroit, Mich. -
Am primit scrisoarea, de n am
prlmlt fetografia. Investigate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15
ANGLIA Sc TE1GE DE- UN lfou
RAZBoIU.

Londra, l5 Sept. - Alarmata
de evenimentele din orientul a.
proplat, lntreaga presa engleza
cere Gu staruinta ca aliatii sa vie
la 0 lntelegere pana mai timp
81 pana ce MI isbucneste I'm alt
razboi balcanic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15


Hoover spune: Sc gasesc ear
bnni |bum''. Natural. Sc gasesc 81
diamante.
q
Statistica, departamentului de
asigurari arata ca un ON este asi.
gurat pc suma de $4,500.000, lar
so altii pc cate $1,0O0000. - Sc
maguleSc d-nealor.
4
California este un stat fOarte
.sanatos. 81 apoi mai are in pivni.
.tele sale 81 u 100000 de galoane
de vim.
In Des MoineS S,n furat un an.
,tomObil din garaiul politiei. Nh
s'a furat nici m politist imprcma
|cu antOmobilul.
"a
Tn Virginia a murit un fermier
|care a avut etatea de 126 ami. Ell
Hi aducea aminte 81 de vremea
cand fcrmierilor k mergca maj
bine.
d
Tn ON STA rupt piciorul impie-
decandu-se de capistere de ear
buni goala. Tn alt-desastru i'm le-
gatura ell greva de carbuni.
d
In Boston un automobilist a To-
Wit o casa ell Sapte etaje. Gel earl
| au vazut an marturisit ca ell a
dat stgnalul.
In America sc poate lucra la
masina de scris prin radio. In
caz ca aceasta inventie Sc va per-
fectiona. dactilografia va sta
tacasa 81 totusi ISL va putea face
ilucrul slu in birou.
81
In comma Hulrah, Okla, ceta-
tenii au inaintat petite consi-
liului communal ca sa nn Sc mai dea
semnalnl de stingere la ora 3 D. m.
caci Sc trczesc din somn. Autentic
%
l'nei chelnerite din New York
a fost necesar sd Use admins
treze cloroform ca sa taca. Nh
e mimic nou pc fata pamantului.
q
In New York al oportunitati
destule pentrn a te face renumit.
Tn ON, care VENT in Oras fara
niei un ban, All datoreste 1s.OOO.-
900 de dolari.
81
Gel mai avar fermier din Sta
tele Unite este unul care si-a in
gradit ferma GU sirma ghimpata
ca sa nu sc poata odihni pasa-
rile.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19
TAKEN FROM HONE AND BEATEN
Texarkana Man Accused by Abduct-
 ors of Being Strlkebreaker.

Texarkana, Aug. S.-It was learned today that $. Mabry, aged 55, living out on North State Line, in the out skirts of the city, was taken from his home by three masked men and brutally beaten Saturday night. The men ralled at Mabry's house while he was alone, all other members of the family being away on a visit. When he opened the door, in response to their knocks. they seized him, forced h.m into a waiting automobile and then drove three miles into the coua- try to an isolated spot, where they whipped him unmercifully with a knotted rope.
 Mabry said the men charged him with working in the railroad yards in place of one of the strikers, a charge which Mabry says is untrue, as he has not done any railroad work ill several years The men cursed
 na abused fIm. he said, anG ca ed him liar when he denied he was working for the railroad. All men we're armed with pistols Wie.l Whien hey men2ced their victim. They so tolG him, he said, that if lie told any body about the flogging they would kill him. Mabry is under the care of
 physician, MO reported the flog- :, ng t. ,he &u 3or:ties, although Ma bry begged him to say nc hing about it. Mabry said he would not be able to identify any of his assailants.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19
PROMINENT LAWYER
Hon. Dave Sain Died at His Home in
 Nashville Last Friday.

Nashville, Aug. 9.-Hon David Ben nett Sain died at the family home on South Washington street in this city last Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. his death resulting from a stroke of par alysis which he suffered some days be- fore his death. He was apparently in splendid health and was returning to his office after dinner when he was struck. Since he suffered the stroke he had been very low and never fully regained consciousness. Funeral ser vices were conducted at the First Bap- tist church in this city Saturday after noon by the Revs. E. B. Brown and F. P. Doak, and burial was had in Nashville cemetery.
 MT. Said, who was 67 years of age. was one of the best known attOrneys in the state, having practiced for the past thirty years. During his career he was extended many honors by the state bar association, but was never of the political type. In his young life he was several times elected to muni- cipal and township offices, and was at one time editor of the Nashville News.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19

flood following the wind drove in habitants from their homes.
 Telegraph lines between here and Swattow are down, but details of the disaster were brought here today by steamer. The storm broke at 1O3O p. m. Wednesday, and gathered force until daybreak, when it subsided leaving death and destruction in the city a9d harbor. The death list is placed at 5000.
 Hundreds of native craft along the water front were blown ashore or otherwise wrecked, and their accu- pants were drowned. Practically ev- cry house ashore felt the effect of the terrific wind, many being laid flat.
 The water in the harbor rose rapid ly until several feet deep in the shore line warehouses.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19
LIGHT RAINS OVER COTTON BELL
Lack of Water Amounts to a Drouth
 in Western Sections.

Washington, Aug. 9.-With rain fall ing only in a few northern sections of Texas and in northern and east ern parts of Oklahoma the drouth in the western division of the cotton belt was intensified during the week end ing yesterday, according to the week ly review of weather and crop cOndi- tions issued today by the Department Of Agriculture.
 Rainfall was mostly light in ,he central and eastern portions of the belt the statement continued, "al though it continued too wet in fe7, localities.
 Temperatures generally were somewhat above normal in the central cotton states, but were much above normal in Oklahoma and Texas.
 Cotton made very good progress in North Carolina, and showed improve ment in some eastern localities, where it had been too wet While there was too much rain in some east cen tral and southern portions of South I1Carolina, the weather generally was [ favorable for growth in the state, but the plants were sappy and rank, though fruiting we'll. The crop made very good progress in Georgia except in few localities where, considerable shedding was reported; conditions have been unfavorabe for a top crop in the southern portion, although the plants are fruiting we'll in the north Fern section
 Cotton made poor to only fair pro- gress in Mississippi and Alabama but fairly good in Tennessee, rain was needed in much of Alabama and Ten nessee. Heavy local rains were fav- orable in some central and western portions of Arkansas, but the warm i weather and generally light rainfall in that state were favorable. There Twas considerable rainfall in Louisi- ana, which favored the Weeyil activi- , ty, and considerable shedding was reported from the northwestern DOT tion of the state
 Under the influence of dry, hot weather, cotton made generally poor progress in both Texas and Oklaho- ma, with deterioration in the extreme southwestern portion of the latter state. These conditions caused she'd ding although they were favorable for holding weevil in check.
 Cotton bolls were opening rapidly in Texas and Georgia, and picking made good progress. Weevil contin- ued active in most sections, and con- siderable damage was reported from army worms in Texas, northern Loui- siana, southwestern Arkansas and some delta counties of Mississippi
The Little River news., 1922-08-19
Ta.lCT Makes Valuable Find

After spending $900 for medicine and doctors in four years without get ting any benefit for stomach trouble and bloating I was induced by my druggist to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and must say that $1 bottle has done me $500 worth of good" It is simple harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the in- flammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments. including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refund ed-For sale by Boyer Brug Store and all leading druggists. Adv.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19
Intereedlate E. !. P. |. Program.

The following program will be rem dored by the Intermediate B. Y. P. l.. Sunday. Aug 18th: Song. Prayer, for the work of the B. Y. P. r.. Spec ial music. by Idell Nddlebrooks. Business Records Group 3 in charge Of program. Sdsiect Rivers and lakes of the Bible Introduction, Martha Collins Waters on the map. opal Henry. Crossing the Jordan, Ethel Jester Waiting at Besor. Bes- sic Daughters. The sea stilled, Mrs. Oliver. The Water of Life. Idell Mid dlebrooks. Song. Let the Lower Lights Be Burning" Leaders ren Minutes, Mrs. Bowden Special song. Leaders Quarterly. Giving in the 75 Million Campaign, odo Kolb. Clos ing song, "Tithing Day"
The Little River news., 1922-08-19
SETfAiNG OF COAL
 STRIKE PAUsABLE
Both Operators and Union Leaders Reported to Be Willing to Make
 Important Concessions.

Washington, Aug. 9.-Adn1inistra- tion officials confidently expect 6 gen. eral settlement of the coal strike be- fore the end of the week.
 They are looking for a settlement which will embrace all the operators and miners to follow the conference between mine leaders and a portion of the operators now in progress at Cleveland
 Administration optimism is based upon information received from con- fidential sources. The operators are known to be far less antagonistic to satisfactory compromise than they have been at any time heretofore. .sIlne worker as indicated by the leaders now at Cleveland, are dispos- ed to submit terms less drastic than those they have been insisting upon.
 Information received by the presi- dent and his advisers is that strong influences are at work among the op- orators who compose the National ,J0al association III favor Of accepting the following program:
 Restoration of las, years wage scale until next March, with continu- ation of the check-oI system.
 Creation of a coal commission to investigate the coal situation and to recommend new agreement.
 Postponement of further con- versy until next spring. By that time the proposed investigation of the in- dustry will have been completed.
 Both Sides Will Yield.
 A. M Ogle, president of the Nation al Coal Operators Association, who nla opposed any compromise which would continue the wage agreement covering the entire central competi- tive field, is said to be favorable to the plan now outlined and willing to use his influence to bring an end to the strike on this basis
 Senator Mckinley Illinois, also has interested hmself in the negotiations in behalf of the proposed agreement and through agents in Illinois has been in communication with leading Illinois operators. Advices have reach ed him that officers of the Illinois Coal Operators Association are in- cllned to enter an agreement upon the terms proposed, provided it is generally accepted.
 Reports to the president, it is said, indicate the trend of sentiment is favorable to the proposal so strong ly as to justify the expectation that the end of the strike will be reached before Saturday. Just how the set clement will be negotiated is a matter of detail not disclosed here, but it is confidently believed that whatever a. greement is reached by the miners and independent operators at Cleve- land will be followed by a general agreement which will permit immed- fate resumption of mining on an ex- tensive scale.
 Seizure as Last Resort.
 If these plans fail, the president, it IS declared, will remain determined to force coal production. His plan will be to seize the mines and operate them under protection of federal troops. Unless the settlement comes this week, the plan, officials here de- clare, will be put into operation as soon as possible The president may wait the return of the House. to get Congressional sanction to the pro- ceedings he has in mind
The Little River news., 1922-08-19
TO THE PUBLIC

To those who voted for me in last Tuesdays Primary Election I here by and hereunto extend to you my sincere thanks for the confidence manifested. We pooled our chances and got left in the great shuffle.
 Now, dear friends. it is my duty and yours too to give in the general elec- ton next October our sincere sup rcf, t9 the tic',e= The pill may be bitter to some Of you, but swallow it w;th good grace.
 l say to all white people who want any voice in selecting the candidate two years hence, to go to the polls on tie first Tuesday, after the first Mon day in October next and vote the straight Democratic ticket, then in the Democratic Primary two years hence you vii have voice in se- lecting your officers. You know a nomination in the Democratic Pri- mary election here is equivocal to election in the general election There is no use messing up with the negroes and they are the salvation of the Republican party in little River county.
 Ladies and gentlemen vote the straight Democratic ticket i'll the state election next October
 - Dr. A. B Bishop.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19
CHINESE STORM KILLS MANY
Death List in TyphOOn Is Estimated
 at Total of 5000.

Hong Kong, Aug. 5.-Wednesday nights typhoon at Swatow, 25O miles north of here, was the worst in the history of that city Dead bodies are floating amid the wreckage every where in the harbor. Nearly every house in the city was damaged. A
The Little River news., 1922-08-19

The cooler weather makes us hope that the extreme hot weather of the summer is over and that we can drift mildly into the fall and deyelope our pep for a busy and a prosperous season.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS

l have employed professional trimmer for repairing and making automobile covers, cushion covers rocking chair covers and all kinds of upholstering.-American Shoe and Harness Hospital.
 l. 0. 0. F., ASHDOWN LODGE NO. III
 l. 0. 0. F. meets first and third, Fri day hights.-Geo Terry, N. Gs C.. Thompson, Secretary.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19

Anyway you can looa forward to the fall elections, and We are told that the Republicans have secret hope of the Democrats in shis county going to aeep as usGal.a&d allowing them to put over at least part of their tick ct. If We do go to sleep and let hat happen we will be a mighty poor bunch of Democrats.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19

The bug experts have just complet- ed q boil weeyil survey of the state and have found that all put two coun- iie5 are infested With Weeyil. It really doesn't require al expert to tell when tuat gentleman and h-g tribe are ia our midst
The Little River news., 1922-08-19

Never before iii the history of Lit tie River county politics have the election results been known so def- nitely and completely in so short a time after the vote was boiled. The night of the election the result was known all over the county and by the next day probably every voter knew to Q certainty and could turn their n Ids to oJher tC.ags. Heretofore fo. days in a newspaper office litt.e work could be done for visitors com ing in to hear if another belated town ship was in yet, and the telephone constantly ringing as they called up to hear the latest This year there was no latest. It was all on the big blackboard in the News office and in the News published and mailed be- fore daylight. The news gathering machinery worked perfectly. Little River counys complete returns were the first in the state to reach the ftate press = L.ttie Rock. Pardon us if we claimfth that it was some stunt.
The Little River news., 1922-08-19

HsYe you paid off your election bets, if any? This was an election that did not appeal to the sportiye inclined frca that angle.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-05
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
MANzAM0lA DEFEATS
SUGAR CITY 41.20

Manzanola won the opening basket
ball game Of the conference against the
Sugar City team last night by the
score OF 41-20. The game was we'll
played and attended by good crowd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-05
MANY MATTERS OF MOMENT
AT MANUFACTURERS MEETING

resolution that Governor O. H. shoup
call special session of legislature as
soon as possible to consider it.
The association went on record as be-
ing opposed to the transfer of the ma
tional forests from the Department or
Agriculture to the Department of In
terror as provided in the King bill now
before congress.
1t was announced by r. G. Brecken-
ridge that j. D. Kenworthy, formerly
of Pueblo. will be placed in charge of
the Denver and Rio Grande Western
assistant general freight and passenger
agency to be re-established in Pueblo
within the next few weeks.
Bring More Industrial Institutions
to Pueblo" was the subject of a talk
given by C. A. Ballreich, who suggest.
ed that social and economic appeal
be made an attraction to outsiders.
1t was reported that the Globe In
surance company had paid plate glass
insurance holders for the flood loss
by the committee in charge, which also
reported that progress in the adjust
ments is increasing.