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Evening journal., 1922-09-20
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AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

Although usually referred to as
"spooky thriller The Cat and the
Canary" the famous mystery play
that appears at the Playhouse for
the last time tonight, is really
bf4nful of delicious comedy sit
uations. and there is not single
serious scene in the three absorb
Ing acts that is not Immediately fol-
lowed by side-splitting laughs.
The secret of the enormous sue
cess Of THE Cat and the Canary"
lies in its rare combination OF an
absorbingly interesting story, I'M
folded in series OF surprising sit
uations: It's delicious humor, that is
continually provoking roars OF
laughter to dispel the happy terror
of It's thrilling scenes; and the ex-
quisite love story that from the very
beginning captures the sympathies
of the people in the audience.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
Fred Stone in Zip Top"

Fred Stone is sure TO face ca
pacity audiences at the Playhouse
on Friday and Saturday with his
hilarious extravaganza, Tip Top"
Itsis one OF the genuine treats OF
the theatrical season, and can be
recommended to play-goers Of all
ages, tastes and temperaments.
"Trip Top" is Stones most sue
cessful show. and Charles Dilling-
ham, the comedians manager. has
surrounded his star with a formid-
able company of clever players and
q numerous chorus. always one Of
the chief charms OF any Dillingham;
show.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
AT THE ARCADIA

At the Queen beginning tomorrow.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
NOVY "UMELECkY" POD
NIX PENEZOkAZU.

V posledni dob6 byli obchod
nici i banhy napalovani dvou-
dollarovVmi bankovkami prede
lanymi ma desitky. Jak zjistila
uradovna taine sluzby Spoj.
Statd, bylo podobnych banko-
vek davano do obehu jen osm
neb deset denne po dobu dvou
tydnH. Pro podezreni z pad6-
lani pen6z zatcen byl italsky
mladik, 20-lety Dominic Di Gel
10, 12207 Mayfield rd. "Umel-
ci" prekreslovali dosti zrucne
cislici 2 ma 10 podobnych ban
kovek skonfiskoval nacelnik
zdejSi tajn9 sluzby r. r. Hynes
as padesat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
ORCHODNf KOMORA PROTI
NOVEMU PRUPLAVU.

neutrality-suspicious. cena no.
vaho vodocestneho projektu,
ktery by spoioval Velka jeze-
IA Atlantikem brana jest Y
pochvbnost organisaci, cd kite
re neco podobneho bylo nejme-
ne oGekavano. Vetsina zdeisi
Obchodni Komory po nekolika-
m6sitnim zkoumani Sc prohla
sila proti stavb6 noveho pru-
plavu. Y prislusnem vyboru
prohlasilo Sc dev6t clenu prot
a osm pro. Oposice pozaduje
.prOiekt mel n6iakou praktic-
prejekt mel neiakou praktic-
kou cenu. vzhledem k ohrom-
menu nakladu.
Hlavnlm davodem oposice
lest okolnost, re pruplav bude
k prospechu hlaVne Kanadf
jelikoz jen as 100 mil povede
cestou, jez nespada pod ka.
nadskou sprawl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
FRVNf AUTOISTkA ODSOU-
ZENA MA DIVA DNY Do
ROBOTARNY.
krajan Hora vyvazl Z nesnazi
jen petkOu a utratami. Jiny
pfestupnik nebyl spokojen z
dny, dostal jich tudiz 10.

Vtera vyspala Sc We Warren
syillske robotarne pi. Romany
Haberhornova, 1776 HillVieW,
ielikoz jela nedovolenou rych-
losti 80 mil "a hodinu. Snazila
Sc marn6 pohnouti slzami mu-
nicipalniho soudce Corletta k
zmirn6ni trestu. ale tento zu-
stal k dame zatvrzelym a po-
slal j negalantn6 mezi malo
"honest' damskou spoletnost
zmineneho Ustavu. Ma jeji ia
dost byla il ale uspofena vylet-
nj costa Y "cerne Mare" do
voleno j pouzlti vlastnlho au-
ta. Jest to prvni zena, jez po-
dobnym Zpusobem odpykala
sportOvni choutku. Dvoudenni
trest rozd6len il bude ma dve
dasti, ably mohla pecovati o ie-
il sedmiletou dcerku.
Do "sparn" traficni policie
dostal Sc j krajan James Hora,
3517 vych. 106. ul., jenz 81 wee
IA vySel do dolenniho mesta
kde pry nebyl jiz po cely rok.
Kdyby byl as vedel, co jej po-
tka, byl by zajiste cely vylet
Ije5te odlozil. DoSel ma vych. 9
ul. a Euclid a neuposlechl sig
Inalu traf. strazce. Byl prvni
"ptS%k" prestoupivsi predpis
ktery pfedveden soudci Corlet,
tia a proto re tomu asi hnu
svedomim vyprav6nim, re jest
iiz rok bez prace, "vyfasoval'
jen So pOkuty a utraty. As
9 jinych sportovniku bylo wee
ra opetne odsouzeno k poku.
, tam trestum poslanim do 70.
botarny od dvou do peti dnu
lJedin6 jisty J. Weiser, 970S
Rosehill, odnesl celou histori
hure. Byl obvindnJze jel rychlC
sti 30 mil v hodine a dostaI "a
'kumSt" svGi diva dny do lapa.
ku. Zapomnel vSak ma prlslov
! re Mlceni jest zlato" Prote
stoval priliS ziva i kdyz byl ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
ZPRAVA O PIENARNI SCHULZ
USTREDNiHO VYBORU A. N. S. {.
konane uteryy, dne 4. dubna 1922.

OdboGek. V odbotkach potl-
ma Sc op6t Vyvlieti pravidelna
Cinnost. Mnohc Odbocky "a
mike ohlaSuii syoie Znovuzri
Zenl. Krone toho lednall do
piSy 0 projektoyane agitacnl a
organisacni ceste iednatele p
HaVranka. Tento pojede Y ne
deli dine l6. dubna do Detroit
a pax po osadach na vychode.
Navatlvi asi tato VetSi mesta
Pittsburgh, Baltimore, New
York, Philadelphia, Boston kro
me mensich mist blizkosti
t6chto lezici.
VSem Odbotkam zaslany by
| ly Zpravy o poslednlm siezdu,
move stanovy, Vzorky ruznych
/ tiskopisu, Dota2niky a Zpravo-
daj, n6mz podany ruzne po-
kyny pro agitaci organisaci.
Zpravy o poslednim sjeZdu po-
slany byly vSem Hlavnim a
Statnim telesum narodnich a
podpurnych organisaci muzu
/ zen, iakoa vSem redakcim
Geskych slovenskych casopi-
su Americe.
Do uctuiiciho vyboru zvole-
hi pl. c. Vlachova a PIP. j. Fr-
cka, +. NJ. Nacha. Nsem Gle
: mum ustredniho Vyboru zasi-
lany budou otisky zprav 0 pie
/ narnich schuzlch. Pan A. Fin
gulin bude pozadan 20 navra-
tn SVEN cest, ably svolal mi
]. sto p. Prantnera Vybor pre-
. zalezitosti americke k poradt
. o ruznych otazkach.
! A. N. ). {. hodla podatl pro
: test prot Johnsonoye predloze
: kterou by byl postup pfi natu
: ralisovani cizlch prlsluSnlkl
!. podstatne ztizen.
Ustredni kancelar A. N. s
:. G. ie Y Cesk6 Narodni SIM, {
:. 1899 Broadway, V Clevelandf
O., kde mozno tea pflhlasiti S
IA elena mistni Odbocky.
ii Joza Havranek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06

Schulz fidil pfedseda p. X.
Bernreiter. Pfitomni byli PAM
kr. Huspaskova. X. Rychliko-
Va, c. Nlachova, NJ ZemanoVa,
PIP. X. Bernreiter, j. Havra-
mex, Y. Novotny, +. NJ. Vacha,
NJ. Ieman. Ostatnl omluveni.
Glen p. Prantner odst6hoval Sc
do New Yorku, slibil vSak pred
sym odjezdem, re znstane /
y novem pusobiSti Ustrednim
vyborem We styku Il spoluCin-
nosti.
Uzsi vybor konal poradu %.
breZna. Zaslano bylo memo
randum ministerske rade Csl.
Republiky, ably Sc konecne
zhostila cestneho sveho zavaz-
ku k tsl. legionarum invalidum
Americe. Poslany byly do
pisy opisem memoranda pre-
sidentu Masarykoyi, minister
skemu predsedovi Dru. Bene-
SOW, ministru Mar. Obrany
/ Udrzalovi, predsedoVi Narod
shromazdeni Tomaskovi tea
piedsedoVi senatu PraSkoyl
Csl. Narodni Rada Americt
sdelila. re 10. dubna t. I. m;
Sc honati ieii plenarni schuze
Y Clevelande nebo Pittsburghu
ma niz bude projednana Zale
zitost projektovanych sbirel
pro csl. legionafe invalidy. Il
zaStupce A. n. S. G.. do Csl
Mar. Rady nominoVani PIP. X
Bernreiter u Clevelandu, J. A
Cervenka u Cicaga, Fr. Flip
Cedar Rapids, DR.. j. Stybr
Pitteburghu, ]. Wesley NeN
Yorku. Sesteho zastupce ma
vrhne Sokolska Obec Ameri
ce ze sveho stredu. Byl vyza
dan souhlas nominovanycf +
, ZdIlrazneno opet, re A. N. s
: c. chce pracovati Sc Svazer
i Svobodomyslnych Y pratelsk
shode a pro NONE a zahodn
l siednoceni.
: Dosle dopisy podavajl vets
nou zpravy 0 stayu a cinnos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
IA HRY POSTRELENY
HOCH.

Skupina chlapcu 81 hrala V
listen opustenem dome. N6ja-
kym zpusobem Sc dopldili re-
yolveru, kteraz palma zbran Sc
stala 13-letemu Augusta Krus-
nickovi, bytem GG4 vych. 100
III. osudnou. Nektery re spolu-
hracu pocinal 81 tax neopatr-
ne, re vysla rama kule zasa-
hla nebezpecne jmenovaneho
hocha, jenz byl dopraven do
east clevelandske nemocnice,
kde Sc lekafi snazi stfelu wy
jmouti. Mona, ze nebohy hoch
zaplati nerozvaznost druha IL
votem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
SEBEVRAZDA MLADE
DiVKY.

L pfitomnosti otce, jeho spo
leCnika a nekOlika hosti otra-
villa Sc V hostinci Johna Jerse-
variho a Johna Smrka, 1901
vych. 54. al. 21-leta Barbora
Jersevariova. Smrke sice po-
stiehl po2lnani divky a chteI
tomu zabraniti, ale bylo jiz po
zde. Zoufale devce bylo do.
praveno do St. Clair nemocni-
ce, kde ale Y nekolika minu-
tach otrav6 podlehlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
PROSTREDNITCVf MAYORA
kOHLERA ZAMlTNUTO u
NIOVYMI PREDAkY.

Ma dne$ni dopolednl schulz
iednatelu jednotlivych unii "a
militia Rada stavebnich rene
sci VCerejsi navrh mayora Ere
da kohlera, die ktertho me-
byti spor predan k luSt6ni pc
ticlememu obcanskemu vybo-
ri a zamitava odpovtd lined
30 skonteni schuze V hlavnim
stann AmeriokG Federace Pra-
ce na Vych. 9. ul. dodana na
adresu mayorovu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06

Po lodi "Ameriea' do Brem
yypluje l5. dubna Z New
Yorku p. JOS. Drabek War
rem ul a bude vypraVen peel p.
Fred. Holuba, rid. cizineckGho
odd6leni The Cleveland Trust
Co, newburghske odbocky ma
Broadway a Harvard Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06

pomenut k mirnosti, ze by to po
pfipad6 mohlo dopadnouti hi
re, vyhrkl:
"A treba, nedbam, kdyby to
bylo treba 60 dni',.
A skutetne bylo prani jeho
aspon tastecne vyhoveno a ne
spokojeny Weiser 81 odpotine
10 dni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
RUCNfKY
PO 5lhc kus

dvacet pet palcu dlouhe a ctr
nact palcu Stroke, hladke, bavl-
meme, vroubkovite tkane, $ okra
jem JENNIE pruhovanym, prak-
ticke pro kuchyn pro dilnu, Ia
SODA sedesati tuctn, obmeze-
mem mnozstvi do Sesti kusn od-
kupniku
We CTVRTEk A v PATEk
V stfiznim Cbchode "a kOude-
H." elsie 4735 Broadway, We
vyprodeji poradanem "a pfici-
nou stehovani.
Turecke rucnlky, V menSim
mnozstvi, bile, 80 palcu dlouhe
a 16 palcu Stroke, po 12lsc
kus. Jiny drLh hunatych rucnl-
XII, "a palcu dlouhe a l8 palcG
Stroke, po 14lac.
Ultra (v patek) a sObotu
veliky prodeJ muzskycb vsed-
mich kosil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
MAYOR PROSTREDNikEM
We. SPORECH STAV. PRO
MYSLU.
Zasazuje Sc 0 primeri pro me-
sic duben. Navrhuje jmenOvani
move konciliaGni rady.

Predseda sdruzenl stavitel-
skych zamestnavatelu F., F.
Hauserman Charles 3. Smith,
obchodni iednatel Rady staveb-
Mich femesel obdrzeli vcera cd
poledne Cd mayora Freda Ko-
hlera pisemny navrh ma uzavfe
nj prozatimniho miru do 80,
dubna, V kter6z dob6 by mohly
byti vypracovany podminky,
kterymi by do stavebniho pru-
myslu vnesen byl mir ma diva
roxy. Mayor zddraZhuje Il
vodu skody, jez nepopiratelne o
chromenim ruchu poSkoZuji o.
be strany soutasn6 pfipoustl,
re V nynej5i spletite situaci ne
lie ami stanoviti, ma ktere stra-
ne chyba V6zi. Die jeho nazo-
ru bude zajiste nutno, ably ia
neb ona strana ucinila neja
kych ustupku a po pfipade
snad i strany ODE. Vystupuje
jako prostfednik, ielikoz to ia
ko mayor povazuje "a svoji po-
vinnOst, ieiiz vykonani Z ne
kolika stran byl pozadan. Y
hlavnich rysech navrhuje, ably
v pracich stavebnlch bylO po-
kraGovano Ia t6chze podmlnek,
jez panovaly den, kdy zane
chano bylo prace. Bude-li ma
navrh pristoupeno, pax slibu-
je do AZ hodin, po zahajeni
prace jmenovati pet obGanu, k
nimz ma osobni duv6ru a 0 KITE
rych jest presvedcen, ze Sc test
vSeobecne duvere. Tito by utvo
fili konciliaGni radu, jeZ by Wy
slechIa pranl stran a nejdele
ia 20 dnl oznamila pax mayo
row vysledky vysetrovani. Od-
porutili by pisemne novy ma
vrh mzdov6ho cenniku. ktery
by pax mel platnost od /. kvet-
ma 1922 ma dobu dvou roku.
Mayor sam by pax zpravu pred
lozil obema stranam k uvaze-
nj, aniz by snad strany byly
ZavaZny novemu navrhu Sc po-
drobiti.
Bude-li smirny navrh prijat
obema stranami. pax bude jak-
81 zakladnou move pracoVnl
mzd0ve smlouvy ma dobu dvou
rOku. Y dneSnl neblahe situa-
ci nespatruje Kohler niiakych
WHO'D a povazule il len IA pre-
kaZku, lltera neprimo Zavlnuje
i stagnaci oborech linych.
Sdruzeni stavitelskych kon-
traktoru prohlasilo ma vcerejSi
schuzl ochotu pfistoupiti na
mayoruv navrh a die sloN
Smitha jednati bude o nen
dnes rada uniovych jednatelu
Teleso toto nemuZe vSak V IA
lezitosti utiniti mic jineho, nez
Ii novv navrh odkaZati k prole
dnanl ruZnVm organisacim, co:
vsak by do tydne sotya bylo
moZno.
Pozoruhodnym jest, re panu
je Zde poptavka 2 jinych mes
po stavebnim delnictvu nabi
ri Sc mu vttsi plat nez-li Gle
veland6 stanovil stary mzdov,
cennik. Vypravuji tax uniov
vudcove. TAX ku prikladu pri
sla nabidka z Chicago, kter
hleda 300 omitkaru a iisty pc
Get pokladatu cihel, jak hlas
vyhlaSka vyveSena zednic
KEN dome.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
e1E3f3I1E3EsE3E1I3E9E5f1E
ON 4 M f Nj!

Move zalozeny spolek: CLUB
MARTHA WASHINGTON -
zvolil nasledujici ufednice: -
Ptedsedka Frances Rohlitek,
1923 +. ia. St; namestka pi.
Olga Hladik, 4536 Broadway /;
zapisnice Ruzena Dvorak, els.
1861 Cable Ave; vydavatelka
uniforem Anna Frijach, 10206
Buckeye Rd.; pokladnice Ma
rie Nemecek, 1901 f. 120. St.
Sestry, pfipravte Sc na pristi
Partly" ma pi. Ruzenu Dvo-
fak, 5G6l Cable Ave. Il. dub
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
Rad Cesti Bratrii
- pofada
agitacnl schGzi
V nedeli dopoledne
DINE 9. DUBNA.

+. Sakryd bude prednaset
ma thema - naSe Zdravi. Pc
prednaSce zabavne vypravova-
nj. PfednaSka urcite V Il. h.
Zveme bratry, sestry netleny,
ably Sc hojne prednasky SUI
Castnii.
Agitacni vybor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-29
CHINESE PRAYED FOR RAIN
Methodist Missionaries Claim Their
Prayers Were Answered
TAssoCdared f,r-ezs n;euatch

Chicago, September 26.-Ten
thousand Christian Chinese troops
and thousands of other Chinese,
both Christian and nom Christian,
gathered in Honan province in a
monster open air prayer meeting
for rain, according to repes entatives
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
working in China.
Continued droughts during the
spring and early summer In Honan
province aroused fears among the
Chinese people of return Of famine
and whole villages went on pilgrim
ages to the temple of the rain god In
Yu Tao He valley to pray for rain.
Major General Feng YuHsiang.
member of the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church of Picking and
commander of the Eleventh division
ofth eCh inese army, sent out an In
vitatfon to all Christians to meet
with his troops in prayer for rain.
! A grand review of the Eleventh di
fsion was held. The national an
them was sung. and an address was
glen and General Fend prayed that
the sins of the Honan people be Wis
tied upon his head and the punish
ment CT drought be lifted. It happen
en- that two hours after the meet
ing closed heavy rain fell, mis-
sionaries report
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-29
LEGION TO MEET CHEF
Commander Barron VIII Visit Ro-
! chester Post Next Saturday

Commander Barron VIII Visit Rc-
chester Post Next Saturday
Rochester, September 26.--Five
hundred members of the American
Legion win greet Department Com.
mander Barron when he comes here
on Saturday to meet the Legion
naires of the Rochester post and to
address an open meeting~at the ar
.mory the same evening.
Mr.. Barron is very anxious to
come to Rochester and see some OF
the work for which the post is noted.
Because of its activities in connec-
ton with the care Of disabled vet
Grams. the Rochester post has gain
ed state wide reputation and the
state commander has announced he
is strongly In favor Of the proposed
Legion hospital in Rochester.
Every member Of the post will. at
tend the injecting at the armory 10
show him that the William Mccoy
post is really an active organization.
Harrison Fuller and his board OF
trustees for the Minnesota Memorial
hospital committee, Stafford King
the state, adjutant and other prom
inent Legion men will be here.
Prominent local citizens will have
a part in the meeting which will be
attended by large gathering.
The American Legion band will
play. ~
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-29
ROADS TO MERGE
SAYS Mr.. FINLEY
OMAHA AND NORTHWEST
ERIN WILL BE COMBINED
PLAN IN THE MAKING
Head Of Company Looks Over
Property In st. Paul and
Minneapolis

st. Paul, September 26.-Merger
OF the Omaha railway with the
Northwestern system is planned by
the controlling ownership OF the
TWO companies, II was stated Mon.
day by President William H. Fin
ley, but no immediate action is CON
templated and il any event the con-
solidation will not involve the re-
moVal Of operating units such as
are in st. Paul ana other principal
centers.
President, Finley is Joint execu.
tive OF both the Northwestern and
or the parent company in 1913 and
recently was elected president of
the Omaha to succeed James T.
Clark, who died September =. He
was the guest Monday OF. represen-
tatiVe OF st. Paul business men
and was entertained at luncheon
by the st. Paul association.
Looks Over Property
President Finley, Vice President
A. w. Trenholm and other Omaha
executives toured the Omaha shops
and other terminal facilities. This
was the initial visit here OF the new
Omaha president and he left Mon
day night on a tour Of the system. :,
Consolidation of the Omaha with
the Northwestern is in ultimate
but not immediate, prospect" said
President Finley. Such a merger
is considered logical because Of the
intimate relationship of the two
companies and authority to make
the merger under the Transports
ton act of 1920 will be asked.
"St. Paul and other cities where
the Omaha railway is One of the ine
portant industries have no cause
for alarm. General Offices and
shops will be maintained. Facilities
at other points also will be con-
tinued. While such a merger would
permit economies and would be i'm
portant to the two corporations, so
far as the public is affected, such
a consolidation would be in effect
merely a technicalitY."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-29
GIVEN FINE EXCEPTION

Fiske o,Hara Appeared Here In
Pretty Play, Lard o'Romanee.n
To write q long criticism Of Ffske
O'dara's Land % Romance would
be superhuous, for who Is there
among play lovers In this country,
much less in Mankato, that does
not like Fiske O'Hara. He has al
ways been a favorite in Mankato.
This was shown by the fact that
every seat in the Orpheum theater
was filled, last evening. On Satur-
day evening a large audience was
in the theatre to be entertained by
Mr.. O'Hara and his company. His mi
mitable Irish Wit, coupled with his
ever flashing smile has made him
beloved to everyone who has ever
seen him. Miss Pat Clary, no other
than Mrs. Fiske O'Hara,. on stage,
band, and in the role Of Frances,
tie little French wait, she imme.
diately found a place in the hearts
and sympathy of the audience. The
little old grandmother was excep-
tionally fine in her role and created
q great deal Of the amusement in
the play. The singing of the Irish
entertainer was up to all expecta !.
tions, "The Land O'Romance," and
"Broth OF a Boy" being the two
was ably accompanied by an effici-
eat and splendid orchestra, and be-
tween acts violin and harp solos
were presented by members OF the
orchestra. -
self to his Mankato people more
than ever before, and there is no
one that heard him who does not
wish to hear him again, when he
comes to this city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-29
ChangeIn Citizenship
La.D Affects Women
Naturalization Of Females Is Requir-
ed Under Certain cireum-
stances. 10 Report

Changes in naturalization laws al
fecting married women are contain
ed in an act signed by President
Harding Friday and put into effect
Saturday 1t was announced by Rob-
ert s. Coleman, chief naturalization
examiner for Minnesota Mr.. Cole.
man received copy of the act by
wire from Washington today.
1t provides under certain condi.
ti0ns that women who marry ma :
tdralized citizens of the United
States do not BECOME American citi-
sens by reason Of such a marriage,
but may apply for citizenship them
selves. NJ
Also a woman citizen OF the I'm
tied States shall not lose her citi-
zenship by marriage to a foreigner
unless such foreigner himself is not
eligible to citizenship. Under regu-
lations of the citizenship laws all
white persons and Negroes born in
Africa are eligible to become citi-
gems. (,
In addition to making citizenship
secure for women marrying for
eigners, the s act provides that
American women who have lost
their. citizenship through the marri-
age before passage of the act, may
upon its being put into effect be-
come naturalized under the same
provisions as foreign women.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-29
Grain Futures Act
Signed By President
Explanation of Law 10 Made by
Secretary Of Agriculture
Wallace

Washington, d. c.. September Is.
President Warren Harding has
signed the grain futures act, which
provides for Nhe supervision by the
secretary OF agriculture OF the trad.
ing on grain futures on the Chicago
Board OF Trade and other ex.
changes In the United States. Con-
corning this act, Secretary OF Agri-
culture Wallace said:
The new law takes the place OF
the regulatory provisions OF the ~.
ture trading act Of August "a, 1871,
al by the supreme court Of the Unit
ed States last May. In substance
the new law is the same as the old,
but the new law is based on the
power of congress to regulate inter.
state commerce, while. the former
statute was based on the taxing
power of congress. The new law
does not become operative until No
vember /. AS all OF the exchanges
were fully acquainted with the re-
quirements OF the former law, there
should be no difficulty or delay in
complying with the new law. The
exchanges affected are those at Chi
cago, Minneapolis, Duluth, Kansas
City, St. Louis, Toledo, Milwaukee,
San Francisco. Los Angeles, and
Baltimore.
"This law does not interfere with
hedging transactions on the boarus
of trade. Neither does ii interfere
with ordinary speculation in the
buying or selling OF contracts for
future delivery. II, however, there
should be evidence Of undue manip-
ulation. or attempts to corner the
market, or of the dissemination OF
misleading information about crop
or market conditions by members of
the exchanges, such conduct would
be inquired into, and promptly dealt
with as required by the law. In ad-
dition, it prohibits the exchanges
from discriminating against cooper
alive associations OF grain produc-
ers who may desire membership in
order to obtain the use Of the facil-
tiles of the grain exchanges. The
Secretary of Agriculture also Is Civ
en- the requisite authority to exam
inc the books and records of the
members of the exchanges and to
require such reports as may be ne
cessary to carry out its provisions.
THE reports that this law will
put the grain exchanges out OF bpsi-
ness or interfere with their leg1u-
mate functions are without founda-
ton. 1t will not interfere with the
operation of such exchanges. No one
will be prosecuted. No proper bust
ness will be harassed. The law gives
us AN opportunity to observe and in
quire into the operations on grain
exchanges and to put stop to i'm
proper practices, If such exist It
gives~ opportunity to study this
whole syste moi registering prices
OF grains. In, year or so we should
be able to speak with authority
concerning grain exchange dealings.
Nobody can do that now.
an the administration of this law
am confidently expecting hearty
cooperation from legitimate dealers
In grain from all others who favor
free, open and competitive markets.