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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
Sc. ZDAR.
MA SUDDEN kOLEJE.

(F..lIS.) - Mnoho lidi Sc
domllvalo 4 shad dosud do
mniva, ze studlum vysslch
shol. koleii a podobne muzc 81
dovolit ien hoch, anebo divk>
4 lepsich rodin, bohatslch, 4.
nebo aspon zamoznych. V pra-
vde Velike procento studentu a
studentek wzNQle Sc same.
zatlm co studuli ia vysslcl
Skolach Y nekterych statnich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
o Gem Sc PlSE.

V "Rudem Pravu" posi-. DIR.
3. Smeral uyeleinuie clanek
"Pfed vSeodborovym sjezdem'
~ nemz slibuie, re i kdyz Sc O.
citne ,komunisticka strana IA
sjezGu - uncle m~enSine, re
Sized nerozbije a neposkodl.
Ale must byti strane poskytnu-
ia moznost volneho vyjadren1
n&z0ru a zasada jeiich haieni.
DR.. Smeral obhajuje mySleI-
XII. re odborove organisace ne
smell bVti neutralni, t. j. nepo-
l%itickVmi, a dochazi koneCne k
zaveru, re iedina jejich spa,
Sa Jest komunismuS. ZkuSenost
pfivede delnictVo Sama k to-
mu Costa pax k Vitezstvl jde
ienom pres diktaturu proleta-
riatu, pres mezinarodnost q
slednocennost.
Cas- zabyva Sc y uvodnlm
clanku otazkami karpatorusky-
mi Sc zrctclem ma ministerskou
radu. Pravi, re dosud lSme 81
i PraZc vSimali Vetsinou Vecl,
ktere .lsou Vyhrazeny vlastno
autonomnlmu rozhodOVanl kaT
patoruskcho snemu, Il re tedy
mas Vere}ny zaJem pohyboVaI
Sc preyAan6 v nespravnyeh k.
.leiich. Y Podkarpatske Rus.
Dude pfedevslm tfeba. ably Sc
pcstra tflst q smes politickycf
praksi slila y silnejsi stranick(
formace, ktere by molly pre-,
witt zodpoVednost "a samo.
sprawl. * tomu |potrebuji nj
ii akcnl, organlsacnl progsan
a iednove porady Y Pra2e pa
trne ukazi, ison-li politicke o
sobnosti Podkarpatske Rusi
10, ably takoVy program $ 20
moci centralnl vlady Vypraco
Yaly a uskutecnovaly. Neni o
bay, ze pr normalnim polite
KEN scskupeni autonomie Pod
karpatske Husl byse dostala q,
rukou nesloVanskeho obyVate
stva phi 371.000 Ruainu, 100.
900 loyalnich zidu a 5000
Mad'aru, iejich iredentism
byla zasazena tezka rama |
kpidaci habsburSke restauract
''Fribuna' podrobuje y uvo
nm clanku kritice Lodgmai
noVu agltaei prot ceskosloyel
sko-rakouske umluve. Media.
ktery koneCne sam primal
intcrvieWu S redaktorem O
"Neue Freie Presse", zdura:
MY vylucne informatlvni ra
8ve eesty, neprekvapule, pr
kyapuje ysak nezodpovednos
: M Sc podjal tohoto dobr'
druzstvl vZhledem ia sNe SO
Amenovce. Nebot' oni 10 $50
ktare jeho nesmyslna aglta'
hompromitovala a poSkodlla
prve rade. Osuduejsi vSak n,
toto kompromitovani pred z
hranicni reIcJnostl jsou mo
ne dusiedky municipalities
poneyadz nemeckO-naclonaI
agitace prutl lansAe smlou.
rozyiruje eesH.onemecky SIP
znovuv dobe. kdy bvlo meZ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
aha, nevefite tomu asi.


psano a hlavni vec: ma ted
dost a dost penez a uz mi Ia
ky koupil tenhle naramek a
tenhle prstynek -
"To YAM vefim. Ale je O.
tazkou, jestli penez nabyl po-
ctivym zpdsobem, jak YAM on
rekl. To vsecko povidani je
podezrele. Ten chlapik Ia
vami chodil, Wy iste no ne
chtela. Mona, re z lasky k
yam neco proved = snad Sc
stall lupicem, neho dokonce ]
vrahem -"
"Marjapanno, &C to povida-
tie? Co 81 myslite?"
Tony vykfikla, az opodal
dfimajici pensista malem by
byl spadl Sc zidlicky.
"Staly Sc uz takove pfipa-
dv! Je zajimave, re ten CHA
pix ma najednou tolik pence,
kdyz zrovna zmizel pan Lam
dras a S MIN 30 tisic ma hoto-
vosti. O@tom jste nepremysle-
ZdeSeni Tony rostlo. Leknu-
tim ami mluvit nemohla, jen
|hlavou zakroutila.
"Toho clovi6ka muslin Sc
|znat. Jiste byste nechtela,
|aby ma vas prstem ukazovali,
lie - u
"Kriste Jezisi, .jsem 2 toho
icela pitoma! To nenl NONE,
vzdyt' pan Josef by ami kureti
-"
"Laska popletla w jinym Ii
aem hlavul A vas by bylo sko
da, abyste byla zapletena dc
ltakove v6ci ="
.'To bych Sc RAIDS Utopia! A
!MarJapanno, co mann delat?'
"Nic, Spolehnete sc ma me.
Pomuzete mi k tomu, abych sc
S tim panem Josefem seznami
ale tvarte SO, jakoby Sc mic ne.
lbylo pfihodilo. A je-li chlapik
nevinen, s panem bohem, vem.
tie 81 no. Ale drive mic necin,
tie. az Sc vse vysvetll. Prosln
WAS, puicte mi ten insert, pc.
tfebuii no k patrani. A ted
lslecno, nemyslete w ma to
pojd'te sc trochu rozptylit dc
blografu. Dovolite-li, koupln
diva listky-'
s volbou biografu Sc nezdr
zovali. Bob Back Vedel, Il,
vrazda je Y kazdem a take 81
nemylil. u V piedehre byl,
til a melo to dilu. Detekti'
chtel svc druzce ukazat, ia
kym vyvrhelem ie takovy vrah
ale Tony phi druhem dilu, ce
Ma rozpalena ~pravila:
"koukejte, to .je hezky clio
v6k. 4 jaky hrdina. To NJ
Itluce srdce! Jen ably no nechy
Till"
Proto Y pfestavce navrhl ]
, Bob Back, ably sli radeji d
piirody, re je V biografu dus
mo!
Nechtela ami >slyset a teprvt
kdyz il rekl, re je skoda tee
krasnych satu a toho peknt
no klohoucku, tady De to nikd
nevidi, vstala a sla.
thodili jeste asi hodinu
: kdyz il doprovazel domu, svt
Ill il, zc ie soukromym detel
TWEEN, ale re ma sve jiste, y
roditlch, a kdyby 81 udel;
znamost S takovou hezkou iii
: kou jake Jest ona, re by mo
koupit venku domek sc zahra
kou, S drubezi a tech pfasate
:, re by mohlo pripadne byti
vice --
: Y pondeli hned IA to zas
!. Bob Back do administrace
stu. kde byl insert otisten. :
Lhuta ovsem byla .jiz prosl
!, ale 30 predlozeni Legitimate
:. pamatovali Sc Y administrat
J, re pro olpoved' na .tento i
!: sert nikdo Sc nedostavil, !;
: doslo ma onu znacku dopisu c
!. la spousta!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
Opice mluvi.

Bob Back byl We SVEN zivlu.
Pohvizdoval 81, zaril spokoje-
nosti., nebot' drzel opet v ruce
nitku zahadne udalost. | psik
ARISEN pocitil tuto naladu n.y.
nejsiho sveho pana a smiroval
Sc, ubozacek, Sc svym osudem
vic a vice, zvlaste kdyz dotal
pul kostky cukru, kterou Bob
Back prinesl 2 kavarny. Toho
veGera poGal sc. Arsen dokonce
otirat o kalhoty BobBackovy,
lichotil Sc k nemu, ocichaXal
jeho ruce a vrtel ocaskem. By
10 to snad z vdecnosti, nebo CT
til, re Sc detektiv setkal S me-
kym 'jeho byvaleho domova?
A noel snil We SVEN vernem,
psim srdecku o slecne Lii, a
chvilkami knucel radosti re
spanku, mezitim co Bob Ba-
ckovi zjevovala Sc We snu feSna
panska Toninka a zakrsly jejl
napadnik.
Sen daleko predstihoval sku-
tecnost. Bob Backovi podarilo
Sc usvedtit zakrslika, ktery
byl donucen jmenovat sve spo
~luvinniky, jejichz yudcem byl
majitel zeleneho auta. | dee
ra milionarova hrala duleZi-
tou roll v cele zahade; a tax
ocitla sc spolu S ostatnimi ma
lavici obzalovanych, Bob Back
byl oslavoVan, novlny prlnase-
ly cele state O tucnyml nadpl-
sy o ieho b~ystrosti, a dav lidu,
shromaZdeny pred soudnl bu-
| dovou, zmocnil Sc no a nesl
ma ramenou IA volani: INA
zdaaar! Slava! Slaaava! -
lPri cemz Arsen pobihal kolem
"a vesele stekal 49,.
A opet hromadny vykrik-
"Slaava." a Ease st6kot Arse
ma. Jenze Bob Back nahle
!, procitl a provolavani slavy sc
, promenilo We vsedni a kazdo-
, denni rannl pozdrav jeho po-
sluhovacky: Vstavat. ktere O.
vsem Arsen .provazel svym OBJ
! vvklym stekotem.
/, Bob Back vyskocil a nerac
i, bral ma vedomi, re neni dosuC
!, u touzeneho cile. Ale mem;
k nemu daleko! O tom by
pevne presvedcen.
Vecer cekal trpelive, az sci
de Tony pred dunn. Byla i y
bile Zasterce, 5 koketni maSl
I've vlasech, rozkosna a jeli Il
smev, kterym vitala Bob Ba
cka, zasahl jeho detektivskt
!; srdce.
Il Vzdalili Sc do postrannicl
ulic d radili Sc, iak zafidit Sc
lznamenl Bob Backa s panen
i, Josefem.
! "Tedy plati ~,slecno! We sire
, 1 du vecer predstavite mne .lak'
sveho bratrance, ovsem re re
nateho. ably pan Josef ma mn
nezarlil, nebot' pax by byl'
, tezko ziskati leho duvery."
"Vorte, re jsem dnes ami he
- mohla spat starosti a pax stra
u chem Ubohy mas pan! Jest
opraVdu pan Josef ma v tor
nechci o mem ami slyset
- "Jen opatrne, slecno, - ne
A. smime vzbudit jeho, podezren.
oTedevsim zadna slecna a FAC
ny pan. Wy jste ode dnesk
o,pro mne Toninka a ia pro va
i Karel. Nezapomente a nepc
'plet'te 81 to: Budete mne {
slovovat karle a ty!"
!, Tony Sc zaGervenala.
:; ale. ia Sc budu ,stWl6t-'
!, "To nesmite! Ppmuslete 5
re hraiete divadlo a re vas
a. role vam predpisuje fikat n
]ty a karle -"
"Dobre, dam 81 pozor, bye
Sc nepodrekla. Ale ted u
IL muslin nahoru. slecna new. 2
I'll jsem odbehla a kdyz chci y
stredu NIT volnn -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
Tonin-

Zasmala sc jake hrdlicka a
vb6hla do domu. Bob Backo-
vi rozSirila Sc prsa. Zdalo Sc
mu, re jeho jmeno je velice
krasne cd tie chvile, kdy no
pronesla selmovska usta -pi-
kantni panske Toninky. A
kraceje k domovu, prozpevo-
val 81: "Tony, Tony, Toninko
rozmila Sam sebe 0.
mlouval V duchu, re tax cini
jen proto, ably nezapomnel jeji
imeno, kterym il must We stree
du pc cely vecer o%slovovat. /
Prisla streda.
Cd rama byl Bob Back roz-
ruSen a cd ctyr hodin chystal
sc ma vecerni schuzku. Do ka-
psy zastrcil ~nezbytny revolver,
ma ,prst falesny snubni .prsten
a do tobolky zasobu baTkovek.
,Presne VI sodin obehazel
pred domem rady Landrase.
Ia chvili dostavil sc i zakrsly
pan Josef a chodili chvili pro
til sob6 pc chodniku sem a tam
= Bob Back tvaril Sc, .iakoby
81 mrzacka navsimal, ale ten
naopak blyskl vzdy pc detek-
ltivovi ocima, kdykoliv So ma
sve prochazce setkali.
Blizilo Sc k pull osme, kdyz
z domu sviznym krokem vysla
jToninka. Oba diva zamifili k
nj sve kroky. Zakrslik z pra-
We, a Bah Back z leve strany.
Tony nevsimala 81 Bob Ba-
cka d zdravila sc S "panem 10
sefem", ktery dvorne nadzved'
klobouk.
Bob Back pristoupil k MIN
a zvolal: "Tonyl"
Panska sc ohledla. zatvarila
|se prekvapene.
"Jeje, Karle, kde isl Sc tn
vzal?"
"Prijel jsem 81 trochu zafla-
movat do Prahy a chtel jsen
te taky videt -
"Jsi tn sam, nebo Sc zenou?
Sam, sam Tonynko. Stars
te necha mockrat pozdravovat
a proc pry k nam nekdy nepri
.Ijedes ="
Bylo zrejmo, re trik detek
|tiva sc podaril. Hrot nepfa
ltelstvi a neduvery zlomilo slu'
ko: "zenat' Il "stara'.
A Tonynka dokazala, re cd
koukala V okoli sve velitelkA
spolecenske zpusoby, nebot
predstavila navzajem oha nu
lie.
"To .le mui bratranec, PAL
Karel Nodsed'alek z Hostomi'
a tohleto ie pan Josef, mu
pan, S kterym nam znamost
Teprve ted obratil sc BoI
Back k zakrslikovi a podava
mu bodfe pravici.
Zakrslik sc uklonil, Soup
nozkou, podal ruku a rekl va2
ne:
"Tesi mne, pane Vodsed'a
,iku."
!, "Musite nekdy prijet IS To
nynkou k nam. To Dude mi
zena radost. Ale nerad bye
VAN pfekazel, snad mate ne
kan namireno -"
!, 81 ne, karllcku. ,Jdeme nc
kan ma sklenicku piva -
"PriSel .jsem vlastne pr
Toninku, ably sla Sc mnou d
biografu. Kdvby snad pa.
, Josef Sc n~eurazil, pozval bye.
no taky. Koupil jsem lozi =
Pan Jasef Sc neurazil, -
naopak, pokladal 81 ia cest S
znamenl S pffbuznym sve W
volene, ktery poole zevnejsk
.-ije nejaky ~venkovsky zazobs
nee. Vykrmeny, slusne osact
Il ny, S fetezem a prsteny a kt
puie hned lozi.
: Pfatelstyi bylo uzavreno,
/. jeli do biografu "Svetozor'. :
l. lozi chtel pan Josef usednou
skromne do pozadi, ale toh
IS Bob Back nedopustil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07

Hezka mala Betty SEE, dee
ra tinskeho vyslance, DR.. Al
freda SEE, jest ma teto fotogra-
fiji, "jedoucl' ma SVEN "Laddio
Boy, hracce, ktera jest il nej-
mileisi re vSech vanocnich dar-
XII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07

Proc ne? Podnebi Jest tam
nadl.erne q mezl mnozstvlnl
krasnych zen mohu 81 vybratl
kralovnn"
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
RUNAWAYS FOUND
Bridgeport Authorities Pick Up Local Boys Who Had Left Home, on the Strccts-Othcr Reports.

Chief of Police William J. Raw lings received q communication from the Bridgeport police stating that James Desano, aged IA, of Cherry street, and Eddie Maletta, aged IA, of Park street who were reported as missing from home.' had been picked up on the streets of that city. Chief Rawlings communicated the news to the boys parents and they will be brought to their homes.
 Samuel Laniry of 109 Pennington avenue, reported to the police that someone had entered his home some time during the night and several ar ticles were taken. Officer Thomas J. Feeney was detailed on the case.
 l.. J. Welch reported that he was driving his car south on Stanley street and as he approached Ellis street, he struck a small boy and knocked him down. He was unin- jured.
 Another case of lost children was reported when Mir. Dragen of 105 Cleveland street, called at the station to say that his two little girls. aged and 10 years, had been missing since o'clock last evening. The police men were instructed to keep on the lookout for them.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
City Items

Vote for Googel for Councilman Fourth Ward.-advt.
 The New Britain Christian Endeav- or Union will have sunrise service on Easter morning
 Tweed Hats and Caps are going big. The Conn. Hat Co.,, The Arcade-advt.
 Walter Camp health records. c. l.. Pierce Co.-advt.
 A new Junior Achievement club will be organized in the South Con- Eregational church tomorrow. It will make wooden toys and will be in charge of Norman Hart
 Vote for Googel for Councilman, Fourth Ward.-advt.
 Your new spring hat is ready at Conn. Hat Co.,, The Arcade.-advt.
 The New Britain Dartmouth club will hold its luncheon at the New Britain club on Saturday.
 Vote for Googel for Councilman, Fourth Ward.-advt
 See the new sand tan Stetsons at Conn. Hat Co.,, The Arcade-advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
TO HAVE SHORE DINNER.

A North Shore Dinner" will be given the members of the executive committee of the Everyman's Bible class Saturday afternoon at 5:3O o'clock. The committee had plan ned to meet at the Y. w. c. A., but owing to the fact that the Y. w. does not serve Saturday night suppers it was decided to hold it at the Y. M c. A. Burt r. Armstrong, S. M. Brewster and pr. J. E. Conger will serve a dinner consisting of sea food, fresh from Gloucester. There is a long list of business to transact and the committee expects to be in ses- sion until o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
TARIFF AND BONUS
 BILLS DISCUSSED
President Harding and senator Smoot Confer on Two Important Sub
 jccts of Legislature Today

Washington, March 3o,--Legislatiye matters, including the tariff and bonus were discussed with President Harding today by Senator Smoot of Utah, ranking republican member of the senate conference committee.
 The senator reiterated the state ments of other majority members of the conference committee that the tariff bill would be reported next week to the senate and given the right of way as soon as an opportun- ity had been given senate members to study the revised measure
 He said that as Il member of the conference committee before which the measure now is pending he would urge that the bonus bill be revised so as to provide by taxation funds sufficient to meet payments to former service men provided in it.
 Senator Shoot said he also discus sed governmental reorganization with the president The senator is mem- Der of the joint committee which soon will take up consideration of the reorganization plans.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
STODDARD co. SUED.

The Stoddard Company of 172 Arch street, has been sued for $100 for al. leged money due the bankrupt estate of H. H. Hall, Arch street garage man. Constable Fred Wrinkle served papers in the case. Lawyer Irving I, Rachlin issued them acting for At torney William NJ. Greenstein who is trustee for the estate. The writ IS re- turnable in the city court the third Monday in April.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
NO CHICAGO SMOKING BAN
Ordinance to Restrain Women is De.
 fcatcd by City Council

Chicago, March 3o.-The city coun- cl today defeated an ordinance pro- hibiting women from smoking in pub lie. The proposed ordinance was placed on file despite requests of its supporters that it be referred to 8 committee.
 While the ordinance was being dis cussed five women appeared in the council chamber gallery smoking cigaretts. They were ordered to stop rule prohibiting smoking in the visitors gallery. An amendment was offered during discussion to include cigars and pipes in the banned list for women.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
CLAIM YICEROY RESIGNED
R,lmorcd That Lord Reading of India Has Left Office Dut No Official An nounccmcnt Is Made.

London, March 30 (By Associated Press)-It is rumored says the Pal Mall Gazette and Globe today thai Lord Reading the viceroy O. India has rendered his resignation put that for the present no official anncu lco- me mt is expected.
 Austen Chambel lain who m the ab- sence of Premier Lloyd George Is act ing head of the government told the Associated Press that the report was without foundation.
 At the India office it was sail tele- grams were received from the viceroy today and that none of them indicated any intention of resigning.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
ASK GOVT. OPINION.
Engineering Unions in England arc
 Considering Making Appeal.

London, March 30.-At q confer cnce of the engineering unions today it was decided to ask the government if 1t was in a position to state it's at- titude regarding the formation Of a court of inquiry into the dispute with the employers.
 A lockout in the engineering trade is set for next Wednesday, affecting 1000 workers.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
VACATION FOR MULES
Miners Strike Means That These Lit tie Animals Will Have Needed Rest Period.

Wheeling, w. Va, March 30.- Thousands of mules employed in coal mines will be given well earned va cations when the coal miners walk out becomes effective at midnight to- morrow night.
 One contractor in the extensive bitumnous field across the Ohio river in Ohio today included arrangements for the care of approximately 1000 mules from the pits.
 He has leased two farms in Bel mont county where the mules will be turned out to pasture. The mules come from the less modern mines, those Of later construction being pro- tidcd with motor haulage systems.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
MORE UNION TROUBLE
Granite Cutters Decline To Accept New Working Schcdulc-Will Mean Open Shop in These States.

Boston, March 3O.-Faiure of the Granite Cutters International union to accept the new working agreement providing for a minimum hourly wage of so cents for cutters, polishers and sharpeners instead of the present s1 rate will mean establishment of the American plan (open shop) in New England sheds, the board of control of the granite industry announced to- day The proposed agreement pro- vdes for a change in wages should there be a 10 per cent increase of decline in living costs.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
D. A. R. HEAD RETIRES
Mrs. John L.. Bucl, State Regent, Closes 18th Successful Year At Con- ycntion in Southington.

Southington, March 30,--Businesf and choice Of officers for the neXl year was taken up speedily at the second day of the state convention oi the Connecticut Daughters of the Am erican Revolution in the First Con- gregational church today.
 With this session Mrs. John Laid- law Buel rcinquishes the gavel after serving as state regent for l3 years. In her closing report she feelingly re- ferred to her retirement saying that 1t had been n very happy 13 years, Mrs. Bue's successor will take up the state regents duties with the close Of tl'e Nationa. convention to which Yrs. J'.e' goes ls her last official duties as iepresentl,Ne of Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
RIFLE RANGE IN CHURCH.

The South Congregational church is having a rifle range installed for the benefit of the young mer and boys of that denomination. The range will consist of two rife alleys and can be adapted to either 50 or 75 feet. They will be used by the Junior brother hood, by advanced Boy Scouts taking merit badge tests, and others.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
PICKING BURCH JURY.
Prospective Jurors are Closely Exam ined by Defense and Prosecution.

Los Angeles. March 30.-Exa mina- tion of prospective jurors to hear the second trial of Arthur c. Burch for the murder of J. Belton Kennedy was to be resumed with the opening of court today.
 Progress has been slow and there was a possibility it would be slower if the defense put into effect its tenta-
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
FREE ON MURDER CHARGE.

Montreal, March So.--Prof J. F. A. Morin of McGill university, charged by a fellow faculty member, Prof. Herman Waller, with attempted mur- der at a summer camp in LIslet county, Quebec, in August 1921, to- day was acquitted by the jury in the court of Kings bench. Prof. Waller alleged that Prof. Morin had put po.son in his well.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
TEXTILE WORKERS LET GO
Second Hand Operators at Lonsdale Plants are Relieved Until Further Notice.

Pawtucket, March 30.-The Lons- dale Co.,, because of attacks on sec ond hands who have been at work since the strike started, announced that until further notice only over seers and the office force will report for duty. About 200 pickets assem- bled in Lonsdale today, but only those known to be strikers from the local mills were allowed to operate within Dhe mill gates. Soldiers were on guard at the mill of the Dexter Yarn O., where an attempt was recently made to resume work.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30

Japan is said to have had no writ ten language until Chinese char
 acters were introduced about 285
 A. D.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30

Platinum coins were issued in Russia, in 1928, when platinum was worth about one-third as much as gold.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30

Don't forget to vote tomorrow, J. M. Kulper for councilman in Sixth Ward. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30

tive threat to challenge the entire jury panel.
 One of the venie, Miss Zoe Ruther- ford, made the flat statement in court that a man who declared he was a representative of the district attorney had called at her home, talked with her mother and expressed the opin- ion that "Burch was guilty"
 Don't forget to vote tomorrow, J. M. Kulper for councilman in Sixth Ward. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-30

Don't forget to vote tomorrow, J. M kulper for councilman in Sixth Ward -adNt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-20

Summer will officially beginat 1927
o'clock Wednesday night, says S. d.
Flora, state Ineteorologist. Topekans
will be sleeping and will not notice it.
They will also BE unable to notice any
change in the brand of weather the
following day because there will be
only a slight change, if any.
AS a matter of fact summer begins
in Kansas about the first of June, says
Flora. The date was set for the Of
ficial opening of the season by some
persons residing east of the Mississippi
river before Kansas was settled, says
the weather man. In parts of New
England persons are just now remov-
ing their winter underwear and taking
their first bath of the season. The
residents of Kansas are far ahead of
the fasteners as many have already
been swimming this season.
Wednesday will also be the Longest
day of the year. The sun will rise at
4:57 o'clock in the morning and will
set at 1852 o'clock in the evening. The
length of the day will be fourteen
hours and fifty-five minutes. Wednes-
day will surpass other days only by a
fraction of a second.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-20
NOT A CLOUD is IN SIGHT
Present temperatures to Continue
With No Rain, Flora Says.
Todny's Temperatures.

No rain has fallen in Kansas during
the past twenty-four hours and it is
about the last thing Kansas can ex-
pect for a day or two. according to
5. d. Flora, state meteorologist. who
reports that clear weather prevails
from the Mississippi to California and
from the Gulf of Mexico to the Cana
dian boundary. 1t may rain east of
the Mississippi but conditions Will
have to change before the west will
get a drop
The temperat lures. however. in Kan
sas are not excessive, and at present
there is nothing to indicate that the
state is going to experience a change
from the present brand. In fact, it is
remarkable that Kansas isn't undergo
ing some sizzling weather just at pres
ent but at no point has the temper
ature yet reached 100 and it may not
for a few days. Usually when the
temperature reach 95 at Topeka,
which it did a week ago today. some
point in the state is due for 100 or
better but it hasn't happened so far
this year.
During the past twenty-four hours.
the temperature at Topeka has been
only two points above normal. 1t
reached IS at 3:15 o'clock. Monday