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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-24

FOR SALE-3 room house and 2
fifty foot lots on Avenue ], cheap,
src-t from owner Inquire az 1854
Avenue / 43-tf
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29

AGENTS Fer The cost cf a lie pos
tai you can get our Special Xmas
offer with sworn proof of profits.
We deliver and collect Your pay
daily No capital required. Spare
time w,l do MacG Chez Hosiery &c.
Ball 1906 Cincinnati, Ohio l0-29
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29

4kAEs- When delayed or il4eeu-
1af ,akc Franoh Cotton Root Pills
Safe and dependable Refuse others.
rllpe 5000. Double strength, $3.50,
French Medicine Co, Atlanta, Ga
1876.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29

AGENTS make big money selling
our high grade hosiery direct to
coasumor, ali or part time. Best
Knit Hosiery Co, High Point, N. c.
10-2q
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29

MEN WANTED for detective work
Experience unnecessary. Write for
3etails expIsihing guaranteed posi-
tlcn. j. G2flor, former Govt. De-
teetives, st. Louis, Mo. 10--29
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29

you are an ambitious salesman yon
viii clear upward of $40 per day
Most desirable connection with fu-
ture for those who qualify. jerome
Laadt, Pres, So. Dearborn St., CHI
cago. 10-29
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
FOR SALE
SPECIAL lNGTICFS
NOTLAE

M sASB
All persons are warned that shoot
ing, fishing and oystering in the
creeks and marshes Of Little st.
5imons Island, Ca, are prohibited.
ll-24 Douglas TayloEssas
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29

FOR -Eight-room house, sos
Union street. Apply at 1110 Prince
street. tt
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29

WANTED - SALESWOHAN. TO
QU AIIFY MUST Be FAIRLY
ED ETTD AlJD HAVE SOSIE
BtEBC ANJ1jE E&FEGiEE CES.
GOCD POSITION FOR THE RIGHT
PARTY MUST FURNISH Salts
FACTORY REFERENCES. APPLY
s. Il. KRESS 4 co, CITY. 1873
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29

Become our local salesman selling
nigh grade shoes direct to consumer.
Liberal commission. Capital or ex-
perience not necessary. For particu-
l2rs address Tanners Shoe Manufac
uring Co, 493 C street, Boston,
Mass. 10-29
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Poulin Found Not Guilty:
Tiernan to Appeal Case
Professors Wife Faints as She
Leaves Courtroom After
Decision

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept 3o.-Harry
Poulin, local haberdasher, charged by
Mrs. Augusta. Tiernan with being the
father Of her third child, was founi
not guilty in City Court here to-day.
Judge G. L. Ducomb made it plain
in his comment that he found the
defendent, who is married, mot guilty"
in the strict sense of the word. He
said he believed there had been in
innate relations between Mrs. Tiernan
Professor Tiernan, member Of this
faculty at Notre Dame. had lived with
his wife throughout the entire affair
created the reasonable doubt that made
it legally compulsory to find for the
defendant.
Prosecutor Floyd Jellison and Pro-
fessor Tiernan announced that ths
case would be appealed, and carried to
the Supreme Court Of the United States
If necessary.
"The decision was great surprise
to me-" declared Professor Tiernan.
at swept me completely off my feet"
Mrs. Tiernan tainted as she was
leaving the court room, and was taken
home in taxicab.
The Tiernans will not become recon-
ciled, according to plans announced
by the professor following the decision.
The beginning Of a permanent
separation will take place Monday
when Professor Tiernan will take his
wife and three children to Bronson.
Mich, where Mrs. Tiernan will make
her home with her mother until she
decides upon her future.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

pensible for short haul and fee,,er
traffic, are, through vehicular traific
and street congestion, becoming Iess of
a solution for the long haul transpor-
tation problem.
No exact analysis has been made TO
account for the heavy loss in Inter-
borough III" traffic. On the Sixth
Avenue line. which suffered the largest
decrease, the loss was more than TO-
10000. The next largest loss was on
the Third Avenue line, where the de-
crease was about 100000. The Ninth
and Second Avenue lines lost $500 900
and 2,5o0,oOo, respectively.
81" Loss Explained
marlborough officials are inclined to
attribute some of this loss to re-
movals to Brooklyn and suburban dis
tlicts. The large loss on the Sixth
Avenue line is laid to the competition
offered by the adjacent Broadway sub
way Of the B. R. T., which showed a
large gain in traffic during the year.
end to the gain of passengers on the
1nterborough's West Side subway line,
amounting to 1,64o,763, which seems
also to have affected the Ninth Avenue
elevated. TIL eEast Side subway trunk
line, with it's branches, showed de-
crease of 3,s3S,1s5. The Queensbor-
ough subway gained nearly a million
passengers and the stations on the
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

In that borough 472,5ss,oss fares were
collected on trolleys, an increase for
the fiscal year of 54,431,4s5. The
Bronx trolley gained little more than
half the traffic of She preceding year.
The total number Of fares collected
In all boroughs upon surface lines was
LODI, ,96e,a2f. and the total gain was
75.816,2b9.
The Transit Commission has approved
a contract between the New York Mu-
nlcipal Railway Corporation (the B. r.
ID and the Harris H. Urls Iron Works
for lengthening the platforms on all
stations of the Brighton Beach line in
Brooklyn south of Church Avenue sta
tion, and including Sheepshead Bay
station. Due to the tremendous gain
in Brighton traffic, during the last year.
the company is already operating
longer trains than can be accommo-
dated at some of the stations, so that
the rear cars are kept closed at those
platforms. The cost Of the work will
be s1so,7lo. 1t will be completed within
six months.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

only one-quarter Of the increase was
On tnc Il" and subway lines, condi-
sion occasioned by The fact that the
Manhattan az" of the Interborourh
system lost more than $4,000, 900 pas
sengers since 1921.
20 Illustrate this great traffic growth
ana a the need for all existing facilities
anu sa Is many more as can be provide
~ oTo transit Comission offered figures
- = ormer years. Since 1918, the wear
W vislors the opening of the first subway.
a .ne pilllon mark Of nearly twenty years
ago mas been increased two and a half
twa ts,nes. IN so6, when the subway was
h;,1 sM1 years old, the traffic aggregated a
oiilion and quarter.
Facilities Grow too Slowly
.. Despite the increase in passengers
!nere % has been no equivalent increase
.h .l transportation facilities, for while
tne supways have increased in number
and the capacity of the elevated rail
roads has been enlarged by third track
ing and extensions, the abandonment
or.su or sur1aee as car lines has tended to de-
crease the track mileage.
ne commission finds that more ranid
transit lines, that is, subway and ele-
waited, are urgently needed, for, to-
gethel with the increase in traffic. the
length OF the ride has been increased,
while the surface lines, although indis-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Slain Man Believed
Liquor Feud Victim

lonzio La Barberia, wearing diamonds
at his throat and on his fingers, raudy
sh1rt OF silk, velour hat and a suit Of
decisive cut and pattern, was shot and
killed yesterday by two men who met
him on the street near his store, at a2i
East Eleventh Street.
The men fred six shots at him. ran
through tenement house and dis
appeared. A man who was walking
with La Barberia also took to his heels
and has not been found. One of the
bullets struck Santa Di Berna. in front
OF whose shoe shop, ut 3s9 East
Eleventh Street, the shooting took
place. He was hit in the left foot and
was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
There was no sign over the door sr
on the window OF La Barberia's store
The police found It stocked with Der.
fumes. A still and forty fve-paIlo,
cans. believed to contain alcohol wera
found in the basement.
When George Prozzo, La Barber;a,s
partner, appeared at tho store. he was
arrested, charged with violation ~ the
prohibition enforcement Law. The NO
lice believe La Barbcria lost his life in
a bootleggers' feud.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Ten Slain When
Part Of Juarez
! Garrison Rises
..rrrents Unlock Jail
Gates and Loot Shops;
d Paso Girl and Man
wounded by Stray Shots
F,deral Aid Is on Way
royal Troops Surprised,
but Are Able to Hold
Town Until Help Arrives

rE pAso, Tex, Sept. 80 (By The As
..,...d Press).--Part of the Juarez,
r.rrigon rcvoited early to-day.
:. -. ,.bels took the loyal federals COM
.k,ely By surprise. but after several
..s. in which ten men were killed
IS 8, .weuty wounded. the insurgents
g q .sor. Of ammunition and retired to
/. oatskirts Of the city, and federal
.,oep. again took charge.
,msriean soldiers took posts along
4, International bridge, and after the
..,,,,ment of the rebels permitted
.~.,iesns having business in Juarez to
cross
gvo American citizens of FL Paso
s.,s siightly wounded while on this
~ ~ a the river by stray bullets from
~ e. srhting. One was Miss Vicente
- ns.esres, n twenty-five years old, shot in
~ stoulder, and Luis Ponce, a fruit
a..slIsr. ~ whose clothing was torn by a
ssi,,s. He was only scratched.
= bullet struck the United States
p,hl;e Health Service building. C. r.
rsgnIie, public health inspector, was
tssps feet from where the bullet
sdged.
Sought to Join Rebels
Generals Juan Merigo and Nicholas
ro5riguez, rebels under indictment
ssrs on charges of fomenting revolu-
In last spring, were among a hun
a,ed persons at the bridge who sought
q ioin the insurgents. They were not
si!owed to cross. The rebels numbered
b,sween 200 and 800.
General J. j. Mendez, commanding
tis garrison, came to Ell Paso to send
1 selegraphic request to Mexico City
isr more troops. He then returned to
irsrez and mobilized tho few soldiers
no remained loyal, and at $3.50 de-
dared he had enough soldiers, civilians
ia river guards to hold the place until
more came from Chihuahua City.
The revolt was led by Captain Val
Verde, Of the 143d Battalion, whose
5rs. act was to release all prisoners in
he city Jail, including several mur-
ierers. Looting Of stores and wine
hops followed.
Nsjor S. B. Philpot, U. S. A., provost
MARSHAL at Ell Paso, joined General
Esndez, and was with him when the
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
~ Line Loses
25 Million
Fares i'm Y ear
Two and Half Billion Pas
sengers on City's Entire
System, However, Make
Hundred Million Increase
Surface Cars Big Gamers
Transit Commission Report
Shows Urgent Need of
More Facilities at Once

More than 2,50o,o00,0o0 cash fare
passengers rode upon the surface, sub
way and elevated lines of New York
City in the last fiscal year, reported
the Transit Commission yesterday.
Approximately so per cent of this
trahc was on the subway and elevated
lines and the remaining 30 per cent on
the surface lines.
The total traffic represents an in
crease Of nearly 10o,0oo,ooo over 1921.
most Of which was on the surface lines.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

rebels marched against the federal. in
trenches back of the customs house. =
Mendez Proves Himself Hero
Il did not remain long when the AZ
tack came, being an American army
so,n said the major. II saw nnnu,h
however, to be able to say truthfuIly
that General Mcndez proved himself =
hero. As soon as the rebels began to
? hre ne came down from the roof Of the
building and into the yard to direct his
men. Bullets were flying all about
him. but he was undaunted."
Three soldiers who joined in the
revolt we're put against an adobe wall
at military headquarters at 9:45 a. m.
and shot to death.
a corporal captured the three men.
Sir, what shalt do with these
men, asked the subordinate officer.
"Shoot. them," were the commanders
only words.
A squad fired three volleys.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Reinforeements on Way

MEXIO CITY, Sept. 30.--Semi-o official
adviccs reached the government here
this morning Of the revolt OF more
than 100 men of the 143d Battalion
at Juarez, who were said to be holding
the Jail and one of the adjacent bar
racks against the remainder of the 500
soldiers in the garrison, who were
loyal. The movement is regarded here
as a local one. Reinforcements were
being rushed toward Juarea this
morning.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Nero Paid sl25,OOO for a Gun

Nero is said to have given the equiv
alent OF S250,000 for two special glass
cups, thus beating even present dav
prices for rare glassware.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Eastern Parkway division Of the Intey-
borough gained little over $500 600,
Last year the rapid transit lines Of
the 1nterborough shows an increase
OF bs,500,000, of which 63,200.000 was
on tho subways and the remainder on
the elevated lines, practically .ha OPP
poetic of this year's figures.
s. The B. n. T. subway and elevated
lines show gain Of over twenty-eight
million passengers, which is attributed
partly to the population expansion in
Brooklyn and partly to the POPULARITY
Of the Broadway subway through down.
town Manhattan. On this line alone
n little less thar one-fourth the total
of B. r. 7. transit fares were collected
during the last fiscal year. The
Brighton line of the b. r. r. system
gained about five million, the Fulton,
Lexington Avenue and Broadway ele-
waited lines about three million each:
the West End line about two million,
and little over one million each upon
the Culver, Sea Beach and Center
Street loop lines.
McAdoo Tube Figures
The Hudson and Manhattan Com
pany, operating the McAdoo tubes, had
a traffic of 99,104,889, which repre-
sents an increase of 3,497,244 over 1921.
Surface car traffic shows an inter-
esting increase, with Brooklyn leading.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
TURKI Sc OBNASAJO v
LAUSANNE KOT
zMAGOVALCI.

Lausanne, Svica, 13. nov. = De-
legatje turSke Wade Angori SO
dospeli Lausanne kot zmagoval-
ci, in njihno razpolozenie je vse
drugaeno, kakor pa je bilo ono
sultanovih zastopnikov, XII so pro-
sill milosti, ko je bila pred trent
lett sestavliena mirovna pogodba
v Sevresu.
Njihen vodja Izmet-paSa Sc ba-
ha podporo ,odstrani sovjetske
Rusije ter namigava ma negoto-
vost, XII sta io ustvarile now vladi
ma Angleskem in V Italiji glede ma
vzaiemnost antante. Kakor kaze.
ie Mustafa Kemal-paSa ma pray
trdnih nogah V Evropi.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
PlGnOgOkODli dGl0V0dja
i jG ZakliVl Sill0 T2Z-
StPGlbO ' SDalglGTju.
Delovodja Pat Flanagan je v ne
srecnem pennsylvanskem pre-
mogokopu pozigal pod
zemske pline kar v
jami.

Spangler, Pa, 13. nov. : Po
mneniu drzavne komisije, XII je
pricela preiskavati veliko premo-
garsko nesreco, da dozene, zakaJ
in kako je priSlo dne 6. t. m. do
razstrelbe premogokopu Stew. l.
Reilly-druzbe, je delovodja Pa
trick Flanagan postal 76 rudar-
jew premogarjev V smrt. Flanagan
81 je prizadeval, da bi bill premo-
gokop ma glasu kot jana brez vsa-
krSnega pima. Zato nj nikol pri-
iavil pristojnim oblastim, ola Sc
<abira plin V gotovih duplih pod
zemljo.
Preiskovalci so 'izprasali vecje
Stevilo rudariev, ki so Sc reSili in
leze sedai V bolniSnici. Vsi so Sc
iziavili, da je incl Flanagan ma
vado zazigati nabrani plin pod
zemskih duplih, ker je hotel tako
predstavljati ia premogokop, ces,
da je brez pima. Druzbine knjige
zadnjih dveh let ne izkazujejo no.
benega pima V premogokopu.
Naposled je blazno pocetje pre-
yarilo Flanagana. Pima Sc lie ma
bralo toliko, da Sc je tedaj, ko ga
ie zopet tisti dan zazgal, razstre-
lii S straSnimi posledicami. Flana-
gan je drago placal svoje drzno
blazno dejanje. Kajti tudi on j
med mrtvimi.
Komisija je poroGala poroti, ki
ina vso to zadevo rokah, kaj vse
je dognala svoio dosedanjo pre-
iskavo. Glavni drzavni nadzornik
Button ie obiskal osem poskodo.
vanih rudariev V bolniSnici ter 81
zapisal njihne izpovedi. q deyetim
pa nj mogel govoriti, ker je bill
nezavesti, in zanj nj skoro upa-
MIA, da okreva. Komisarji so 81
tudi ogledali del nesrecnega pre-
mogokopa.
Pc uradnem dognanju je 76 mr.
tvih, doGim je bilo 26 ranjenih, a
6 MOI pa je uSlo IL jane nepoSko-
dovanih.
Polovico mrtvih so ze pokopali.
Trupla vozijo ma tovornih avto-
mobilih ma pokopaliSca.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
ZdPlIele drSaVG
pOSlalG lgOVOr pTOd
KGnalOVGIll pOStOpaljQ.
Drzavni tajnik Hughes .ie odposlal
angorsh vladi noto, v katerl
protestira proti zaprtju
dardanelske morske
ozine.

.Pariz, Franciia, II. nov. : Via
da Zdruzenih draw ie poslala
TurGiji noto, V .kateri Sc protivi
novim turSkim naredbam, ki sire
me "a zaprtjem Dardanel.
Ia nota ie zbudila veliko senza-
clio med zavezniki, zakaj, dosleJ
so mislili, da Sc Zdruzene drzave
sploh ne bodo vmesavale v angle
sko-turSki spor, ki nam utegne
prinesti novo vojno, ,ce ne bo uSpe-
Sna mirovna konferenca, XII sc ina
vrSiti V Lausanne in zaceti dine 20.
novembra.
Posledice ameriSke note utegne-
10 biti zelo dalekosezne. In po-
itiGnih krogih so mnenja, ola bodo
rama nesporazumljenja med
Francijo in Anglijo "a casa tega
spora sedai laze odstranjena. No
tie MISC prlcakovah zavezn1kl. Zato
jih ie veselo iznenadila. Memo
besedilo Sc nj objavljeno V anne
riSkem casopisju. LIE toliko je po-
vedano, da svare Zdruzene drzave
Turcijo ter jo opozarjajo k pane
ii. NaSa vlada zahteva, maj Turci-
ia gleda, da ne zapre dardanelske
ozzine in da ameriSki trgovski in
humanitarni interest ne trpe no
bene skode.
Ia poslanica nj V nobeni zyezi z
zavezniki. Drzavni tajnik jo je po
Slal imenu Zdruzenih drzav, ki
so V TEN slucaiu nastopile popol-
noma neodvisno in edinole svo-
jem Interesu.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
UREDITEV MALEGA OBMEJ
MEGA PROMETA z
AVSTRIJO.

Gradec, 3. oktobra. = Tiskovni
urad decline Wade javlja, ola je
avstrijsko iugoslovanska komisija
"a izvedbo meseca februarja tega
leta V Beogradu sklenjenega do
govora "a ureditev malega obmej-
mega prometa sedaj zakljucila svo-
ia della. Zakljucna posvetovanja
in pogaianja, ki so~se vrsila cd 4,
do Is. t. m. v Gradcu, so Sc do
skrajnoSti zavlacevala, zlasti radi
tezkoc, Xxi so lezale V tenn, spraviti
V sklad potrebe obmejnega prebi-
valstva S carinskimi predpisi obeh
drzav. Pogajania so Sc tikala pred
vsem dolocitye obojestranskih OBJ
mejnih con, dolocb "a promet pc
doloeenih obmejnih prehajaliseih
(cest, mostov itd.) dolocil kako
maj Sc postopa pri obmejnem pro
metu osebami in blagom, ki je
doloeeno "a popravila in melijora
cije ter dolocil glede gospodarske
ga orodja, zivine in Transporting
sredstev. Govorilo Sc je tudi go
spodarskih potrebah dvojnih po-
sestnikov in o omogocanju neovi-
ranega prehajanja duSnih pastir
jev in zdravnikov preko mejne er-
te. Dale Sc ie sklepalo, kako naj
Sc cimpreje preprecijo vsi nedo-
statki in vsakrsno izrabljanje. VI
to svrho Sc sestavi posebna koml-
sija zastopnikov vseh draw, XII
stopiio v neposredne stike, da V
spornih slucajih takoj sporazumno
izdajo primerne ukrepe.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14

Washington D. C13 novemba "a Japonci ne moreo bit ma
uralzani zdruzenh drzavah posa dzavani de Ia
ueno danes vrhovno sodse Zdrzenh draw svo pri
av zeznh statuov h tejo vprasana Ia problem e
prse do konenega akueka in dognana kr n 1914 apro ia
Takao Ozava drzavanstvo Hawaii
Sodni urep pomeni da morejo ljudje aponske krvi XII
roien tel dezel, bti drzavljan zdruzenih drzav
Ia sodn odok utegne zbud pozono eega ceprav
odsee naredo nobene opomb ede njegovega dpomnega
Zadeva h je dolgo cakaa odreSea najvem sod
u e pra med konferenco omeev oborozevan
da zeio odnega departmental e ba konna reey odo
zena.
Vlada nj provla eSv ega suGaia ie sedaj pra
vrsto in sodce e obenem reSo zadevo naper Taku
Jamata In Karl Hio Kono prot dzavnemu anu Wash
ington
zadnem sueaju je neko visie sodce Washngtonu
urazralo ta diva Japonca pred 1906 casu ba prizna
kcia 2l69 predeanega zakoka h omeo naturazacjo
kolienia
uGau Japonca oaye prav sode da ne gre u "a sugest
10 posameznkove nevednos ali pemenske nfejoost Vpraa
ME tudi tice kuure prosve aponskega ludsva
Taksne reel sodo kako N deja yrhovn sodnk Sutherland
sluai Mi nimamo nobenega posa tam svami j dejal
Nam ]e lie ugotovl vojo nasega kongresa io razomae
rpn analz postavodane zgodovine meni sodee da e BIZ
sekca 2l69 poi vav in da b aponci njenh doobah
ne mogIl doseei drzavljanstva tej dezeh,
Sodce je nadae izavlo da je bla predprava naura
zaciskh cd 1890 omeiena belokone
sebe lie 1870 e bo dodano moreo posta drzavlan
Zdrzenh drav tudi s h ali p1ideio IL Afrik ali aske
pokoienja.
Ko navis sodnki raztomaci sekcio 2169 je sodn
dvor 10th vprasanja ali Japonc obodn beloozhe oebe
ne smu ozadevnega akonka tenn ozru e dognalo sodce
ola @ kongr primal predpravico do tmu raz
redu oseb katerlh oceeso bill beokoz odkon ga XII
jh ne da prStei sto vrsto.
70 dasem razmorvanju je rhono sodisce pro
zalucka da Japoncev nkakor da pteva oseb
erh oeee beokozc Zaantega tud judje
ponske ali on aponsega pokoenja MISC pa roen tel de-
zeh, postat drzavljan Zdruzenh drzav
Ia odok je ako vazen in nadvse zanimv &c pommo kako
adi b aponci naseva Zdruzenh davah ter postal eaak
praVn1 vsemi Ostalim ameriskimi drzavljani
Make opomatcne poedce uegneo nasat vsled tega sodn
ga odloka Sc nihGe reei danes
Japonc1 Sc bodo goovo cu uzaene in zaposaviane &c pa
Sc DO Japoska vada upa kon6noveavn so odoetvi Sc ne
We oda so teda ko so bill Japonc konferen
"aSngonu d. C stvar tako ured da ba japons
"a aseeVana prpuseena zve vadi odocev e tenu ta
ko pom Sc nj bait nkadh zh posedc pa me- poem skoro
gotovo prlcakoVat neljubh dpomatienih zapetljajev
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
PISMO ITAL. KRALJA
D'ANNUNZIU.

Rim, q. oktobra. = Kralj je po-
slal DAnnunziu lastnorocno pis-
mo, ma katero mu je pesnik odgo-
voril s prisrcno brzojavko, kate
RI izraza >monarhu svojo udanost.
Govori Sc, da je Mussolini dine H.,
oktobra incl S pesnikom razgovor.
D'Annunzio je baje zavrnil vse
ponudbe, XII so mu bile staEljene.
Pr tenn Sc ie izrazil, da nj niti fa--
sist niti antifaSist, niti socialist
niti antisociialist, temvec izkliuc-
no Italian. Zato noce nicesar ve-
deti o reyoluciii, Sc mani pa o re-
publiki.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
"a NARODNI DOM v CHI
CAGU.

Ker ie treba nemudoma poiska
ii primernih novih prostorov "a
Jugoslovanski Piparski Klub, je
sklicana tenn potom izredna seja
tega kluba v cetrtek dne 16, no
vembra, 1922, V prostorih "Na
rodne dvorane" ma vogalu 18. ce
ste in Racine Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Zato vabim vse Glanstvo imeno-
vanega kluba, mai Sc sestane ma tt
izredno seio dne 16. novembra
1922, oh polosmih zveeer V gori
oznacenih prostorih.
Zvonko Novak.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14

sko srediSGe poroGa, da Sc jeklar-
ne pritozuieio radi velikega po-
manjkania delavcev, istem tre-
notlxu pa siliio delavce, da Sc mo-
rajo podvreGi zdravniSki preiska-
vi. Mike mezde, s katerimi Sc ne
da niti ziveti, niti umreti, so krive
temu. Delavci prihaiajo pred to-
varniSka vrata, ne dobe della.
Dayton, o. = "Tu je kakih
1000 delavcev nezaposlenih. Vod-
ia drzavno-mestne brezplaene po-
sredovalnice "a delo pravi, da jih
ie 5000"
Kenosha, Wis. = "Brezposel-
most lie zelo huda, pricakovati pa
ie, da DO Sc huisa eez meSec dni. .
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
13LETEN CRNEC INA BITI u
SMRCEN II. NOVEMBRA.

Neki trinaistleten crnec ina pri-
ii ma elektriGni stol v Oklahomi
dne II. novembra. Fantek ie umo-
ril neko belokozno zensko, ker mu
je njegov svak obljubil presieaf "a
to deianje. Svaka so obsodili kot
sokrivca V tenn umoru ma dosmrt-
no ieeo. Trinaistletnega decka !
majo zaprtega v McAlesteru, ka-
l1or to javlia neko tozadevno pc
roeilo. i =
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
RAzCEP ANGLESKE KoNsER
VATIVNE STRANKE.

London, %. oktobra. = Koalici
il konservativcev in liberalcev j
izjavilo 81 konservativnih CLANCY
parlamenta, da nastopijo samo
stoino pri volitvah. Razcep kon-
servativne stranke je smatrati "a
gotovo dejstvo.
London, 90. oktobra. = Oficiel
nj krogi meniio, da bo Bonar Law
DO danasniem zborovanju konser
vatiycev koncnoveliavno odgovo-
ril kralju glede sestave move Via
de. -
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
TO ZIMO 5 MILIJONOv LJUDI
BREZ POMOCI v RUSIJI.

Pariz, %. oktobra. = Kakor DO
roca "Chichago Tribune" IL Mos
kve, bo to zimo Rusiji okoli S
milijonov liudi potrebovalo DO
moci. Sovietska vlada Sc je obrni-
la ma ameriSko vlado in jo prosila
"a pomozno akciio, XII maj oskrbu-
je tri milijone ljudi.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-14
NASI UREDNISKI CLANKI.

Ma drugi strani danasnie stevil-
Ike "Glasa Svobode" ie citati ma
slednia uredniSka elanka:
Tx pred mirovno konferenco V
Lausanne.
Dai nam danes mas Nsakdanji
kruh.