davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
AMERICKY NAPADNfK STA
RENO TRUNU CfSARSTVf
STVf VYCHODORlM-
SKEHO.

Recti liberalove, usidleni v
Americe a kanade, uvedi V Gin
most hnuti, smefujici k znovu
zrizeni zapadleho byzanckeho
cisarstvi, jehoz vladcem ma
byti .vykonny tifednik chicaz-
ske banky jmenem G. A. NAM
mon, .ienz sobe tvrdi, ze jest
potomkem dynastie Palaeolo-
gu. Posledni panovnik jmeno-
vaneho rodu padl pri dobyti
Carihradu Turky (1453, 20.
kvetna), jemuz ma byti dokon-
ce podoben. ProZradil tax
redaktor listd zmineneho hnuti
{. Vassardakis, jenz vcera kra
tkou navstevou meskal Sta
tlerove hotelu. Zmin6ny Nam
mon byl primo tazan zpravoda-
Jem Plain Dealeru. potvrdil po
vesti restauracnim hnuti, ale
svoje vztahy k nemu nechtel
nikterak vysvetliti omluvou, re
Sc musi vydkati ma vyvoj veci.
Hnuti nabyva pry mezi Zdej-
SINH Reky popularity tax ze i
hlavnl vzpruha vsech prevratd
financni otazka, jest jiz zabez-
Ipecepa. Turci sc jednoduse z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24

NEJLEPSf JARNf Silly
KOU JEST MfEKO. PIJTE
JEJ HODNE. - THE COM
MUNITY CRY CO..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
PRO. SPoRIVE
HOSPODYNKY

nebylo nikdy vyhodnejsi piile-
zitosti k nakupu prvotridniho
zbozi nez najdete tento tyden
v .stfiznim obchode
:: ~ X Q U, D E L j."
!. V cis. ABS Broadway
odkud sc do pristiho tydne w.
st6hujeme.
Vsecko prebytecne zbozf,
ktere nehodlame s sebou steho-
vati, rozprodapame v techto
poslednich dnech tax lacino,
ze kazdemu. bude stati "a to,
ably pfisel at.-z daleka nebo z
hlfzka 'podlleti sc ma tax wac
rych lacich. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
PRAZSKY OBRAZEK v NE.
DELNlM PLAIN DEAI.ERU.

Obrazkova pi'iloha vterejsi-
no Plain Dealeru plinasi po-
hled ma slavny prazsky stare
cesky orloj, astronomicke no.
diny, ktere byly zhotoveny mi
strem Hanusem pred 600 roxy
a isou jednou z nejv6tsich pa
metihodnosti hlavniho mesta
republiky Ceskoslovenske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
We PROSPEcH PRopusTfNf
POLITlCKfcH VEzNu.
Deputace ditek q mAnzeIek pu
tujici do Washingtonu y
Cleveland.

Ma hromadne vcerejsi vecer-
nj schulz Kate Richards Ola
reove, jez vede dftky a zeny 81
veznd, ktefi Ia valky byli od-
souzeni pro poruseni tax zvane
no vyzvedadskeho zakona, &C
pfetiny jejich 8 vyzvsdacstvim
nemely mic skorem spoleGneho,
vystfidalo Sc V kongrega6nim
kostele ma Cedar Ave. a vych.
81. ul. nekolik clevelandskych
fecnikG. Sch1ze Sc s1castnilo
ma 1000 osob, ktere ochotne pri
spely, aby zeny i ditky molly
Sc dostati pred presidenta Hard
inga.
Nejboufliv6jsim mistem
shnze bylo, kdyz Peter Witt
|skonGil proslov utokem ma by
'valeho presidenta Wilsona, kite
ry provazen byl projevy odpo-
ru i souhlasu. Do Clevelandu
pribylo asi 20 ditek a jedenact
|matek, jejichz zivitele byli IA
valky odsouzeni a dosud jsou
We vezeni drzani. Prijely +. ma
Union nadrazi, odkud byly V
pruvodu Petrem Wittem F..
". Cockem spoleGne doprovo-
zeny do Hollenden hotelu.
Ma schdzi V kostele stretly Sc
casio diva opaGne nazory, jedni
mluvili proti valce, JIM omlou-
vail prisne nastupovani valky
" kriticke dob6, ale vSichni
svorn6 Sc primlouvali, ably pro-
'vinilci pust6ni byli ma svobo-
du, jelikoz jiz davno maine DO
yalce. Diva byvali kongresnici
Robert Crosser a William Cor
don byli sami "a valky kritiso-
tani pro zaujate stanovisko, L.
tCcili ma vterejSi schdzi proti
tax zvanemu vyzv6daGskemu
aktu, kdezto B. Hull a unitar-
sky pastor d. Lupton Sc zako-
na toho Zastavali.
Tom Clifford, byvaly kandi-
dat socialisticke strany ma L.
rad mayora a guvernera pra-
vii, re by sebral cely million mu
au sci mimi do Washingto-
nu, ably pozadoval pro uv6zne-
ne svObodu. Pastor Lupton, uzil
ponekud jiz otrepane Erase. re
ratri k lidem "bilych limcu" j,
cima hodlal proieviti. re zastu-
pule zajmy americke burzoa-
sic, slouzil sam Ia valky a
vzdor tomu, re ma reakcionar-
ske sklony prohlasil zalarovani
vinniku tax dlouho pc uzavreni
primefi vaznou chybou.
Edmund Vance Cooke pro-
hlasil V uvitacim osloveni, re
Ia uvezn6ni vsech politickych
provinilca jest vinen americkJ
lid sam. Zakontil pax citatem.
ktery We volnem prekladu mi:
"Nemnzete sypati orlovi sill
ma OcaS,
ami ohranitovati fisi myslenek.
NemGzete idey zalarovati
a nemuzete deportovati pre-
svedCeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24

.Cafihradu vyzenou a prohlasf
Sc obnova staroslavne rise.
Ma velke schhzi Reki v Chi
cagu byli pfitomni vndcovs hnu
tt, zastupujfci ma 100000 Re-
XII, sfdlicfch v Americe Ka-
made. Jedna odbocka zffzena
byla V Clevelanda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
.POZORNENi
VSEM cLENUM JEDNOTY
TABORITU.

Pozemkovy vybor svolava
spolcGnou schulz vsech clenu
Jed. Taboritu ma utery dine 25;
dubna Y 8. hod. veter do sine
p. Kebla na Mcbride Ave. Sc
stry a bratri, dostavte sc vsich-
nj yeas neb Sc bude jednati
o pozemku ma Libby Gardens a
proto je Vase pritomnost vel
mi nutna.
Ia Jednotu TaboritI
Pozemkovy vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
Z PLESU STARYCH CE-
SkYCH OSADNlKU.

Ned6le Z provoda Sc naSim
Starym Ces. Osadnikum zna-
menite povedla, navSteva, jak
ami az .iinak byti nemnze, byla
Ease velce cetna. L prvu zda-
10 Sc, re piles ten bude jakymsi
pokracovanim te konference V
Janov6, neb krone Cechu, Vi
deli jsme tam Polaka, pozde-
il dostavili Sc temer po rade:
Moravec, Srb, Slovacek a Char
vat ma posled pi'isel Vlach,
on ma sice az do jaderSkeho
more moe daleko a pax vyko-
nava take listou povinnost po-
liceJnl moe a protO Jemu bylO
jeho opozdeni prominuto. Ma
roZdil cd tech V Janov6, kde
kaZdy skoro ten zastupce "a
da Svobodu q moe pro svuj ma
rod pouze, naSi jmenovani ma
opak poskytovali ostatnim co
nejvice svobody a zabavy ma
Sc danny mely VSecku VOlnost a
vyuzily ty volenky a prohnaly
ty ma mnoZe uz line hnaty tech
silnejSlch polovic.
| Svoji navstevou z kalifor-
ME, potesil mas p. G. Wiesen-
berger chotf, on Jest prvnim
zakladatelem spolku a prvnim
predsedou a proto jsme jej vsi-
chni Ease radi spatrili. z ka-
lifornie priletel tez p. Vorel Sc
svoji panl tez p. Linhart ac
sc Jim tamnich oranzovych
sadech velice libilo, prece ne
chteli chyb6ti ma plesu S. c O.
Cd posledni zabavy spolku
bylo pozorovati, ze mnoha ia
pozdni laska vykvetla v druhy
a namnOZe snad treti manzel-
sky snatek. TAX pozorovali
lsme, ze chvalne Znamy krejci
p. s., veren svemu lepivemu
.imenu, seZnal, re neni dobre
cloveku byti samotnemu a pro-
to po boku SVEN do teto Zaba-
Wy privedl sob6 druhou zenu:
Pan c., stary tesky farmer, ta-
Ike krejcovskeho puvodu, lapel
81 jara iako ten ptacek stej-
neho jmena, take svoji opozde-
nou pisen lasky a prisel take
V paru, neb take seznal, ze:
Ma farme jest samotnemu
! Chvile dlouha - rmutna,
A kdyz zena jen oukrop uvari,
re paru to vzdy lepe chutna.
Zabavni vybor, ktery ami ne
chce byti jmenovan, cinil Sc
vsemozne, ably kazdemu bylo
co nejvice mono vyhoveno a
proto zabava byla skutecne ta-
kova, jakou 81 hoste prah.
NEJLEPSf JARNf SnIV-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
POZDRAV CTENAkSTVU
"SVETA" z WASH
INCTONU.

Pekny listek s pohledem ma
arlingtonsky amfiteatralni Me-
mortal zasila Svetu jeho CITE
narske obci p. Rericha, jenz 81
soucasne pochvaluje nynejsi
pobyt v hlaynim meste Sousta-
t.. Ia pozornost mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
TELOCvitNA AK.ADEMiE
zUPNfHO CVICITELSkE.
HO sHORU.

Zasluhou br. J. Havranka u
spofadala zupa severovychod-
nj cvicitelsky kurs, jehoz Sc az
do konce piln6 s1castnilo So
clenti, mezi mimi 6 Slovakh.
Vcerejsi academic v talocvicns
ma Wendell ave, m6la byti ja-
kymsi skladanim ufth a tn
dluzno doznati, ze n6etni roz-
vaha dopadla pro dcastniky i
pofadatele velice kladns. Litu-
jeme jen jednoho, ze totiz ne
byla sokolovna naplnana az do
poslednlho misteGka a re cele
bilance byla lcastna jen pro-
stfednl navsteva. Vinu nese
patrne vcerejsi krasna nedele
a snad konecn6 okolnost, ze
podobnych akademii "a posle-
dni dolby bylo pofadano neko-
lik a provedeno nakolik cisel
stejnych. Oba diivody arci ne
mali byti omluvou a podobne
udalosti by Sc IL mas mely vzdy
ttSiti pozornosti nejSirsi.
Pofad Zahajen byl tfemi
druzstvy, ma, hrazd6, vedene
br. Horicou, ma bredlech, br.
kunaskem a ma kom ma sii. s
madly, br. Prechem, jiz prvni
provedeni povinnych sestav a
zaverecna volna cvicenl poda-
valy dukaz zrejmem pokro-
ku. Ia vedenl br. Hofici pro-
vedly clenky Sokola Cech-Ha-
vlicek ledna cviceni s tenniso-
vymi palkami a pax 6-clenne
druzstvo prostna. CviGitel br.
Panka fidil prostna sc sviha-
dly Sokolek jednoty Komensky
druZstvem Sokolu Cleveland
9 bor1 velice slozita prostna,
naceZ br. kunaSek cvicil s 9
clenkami puyabna prostna "a
jezdu Ceskoslovenske Obce ma
Sovensko, Ia pnvabne i prile-
have hubby Karla Pospisila. =
Br. Trnavsky, nacelnik sloven-
skych SOkoliku sc 6-clennym
druzstvem originelni cviceni
spolecne $ tyci, kombinace pro-
stnych spojena cvicenim ma
hrazd6. Sokolky jednoty Gle
|veland poctem 8 provedly, We
deny isoucc br. Pankem p6k-
nych bilyeh uborech cviceni s
krouzky, taktez "a krasneho
doprovodu variaci ma peknou
naSi pisen pod tim naSim oke-
neckem", p6kny vykon zakon-
cen vkusnou skupinou.
Scheme druzstvo s br. Ku-
naSkem pax prostnymi akade-
mil zakoncilo. Zupni starosta
br. X. Bernreiter pod6koval IL
castnikum kursu, jeho porada-
tell br. J. Havrankovi i pritom-
ntmu obecenstvu Il vyslovil
svoje politovani, re navsteva
nebyla takova, jak bylo oteka-
vano.
kladl duraz ma telocvicnou
vychovu nasi mladeze, jez. by
m6la spatfovati V sokolovnach
stredisko, kde by Sc nejen tuzi-.
la, ale byla vychovavana jak-
81 spoletensky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-24
FAfsMo V''LEPsl... ...trYR- !
u,'NEcHcE BYTI RusENo
Y NEDsLNf OBozNosTI''.
Polieii pfekaienk nedslni pred
staveni ' Cleveland Heights.

staveni Y Cleveland Heights,
Ma Euclid boulevardu a Co.
ventry rd. vnikla vcera policie
z Cleveland Heights pripo-
mela fiditel L.. Israelovi, bydli-
cfmu v Z. 1894 vych. 124. ul.,
7e nedelnfm pfedstavenim Sc
porusuje ordinance zmineneho
pfedmfsti. Manager dal pro-
mftnouti ma bilou desku ozna-
meni, ze policie zastavuje
pfedstavenl", coz mflo "a ma
sledek, ze as 500 prftomnych
divakG spustilo velkou kocici-
MI, pfi ktere vi6i slavne poll
eli nebylo nikterak setreno eli
chotiyymi" vyrazy. Vytrznost
nabyvala dosti pova7liveho ra-
zu, takze pfivolane policejni
oddeleni muscle sal vykliditi.
Zmin9ny Israeli, spolu s asisten
tenn a operatorem byli policii
odvedeni, prvnejsi Sc ma trade
omfouyal, ze k nedelnimu diva
dlu nebylo vybirano vstupne,
coz jest. zcela v duchu tax zva-
neho "blue laws. Policejni ma
6elnik Barrow pax. Sc ohani il
nym statnim zakOnem, oddil
13049, predpisujicfm, re kid
nedelni ma byti setren ze ne
ri dovoleno poradati dramatic
ka predstaveni, ba ami kinema-
tograficka a re kazdy, kdo ma
rizeni toto .porusuje Sc VISTA
yuje nebezpe6i pokute az do
$100.- a posezenf v okresnim
v9zeni az do 6 mfsicI anebo
take oboji.
Zpatetnicke hnuti Zahajila
slavna tam6jsi mestska rada,
ktera patrne prospala pri nej-
mensim jedno stoleti, aspon
pronesl primo klasickou vetu
tamejsi pan mayor Frank G.
Cain: "Nase osada Jest residen-
fnim mistem a mas lid 81 me-
pfeje nedelnieh predstaveni VII
bee. Vsechny nase lepsi(?) O.
soby stoji "a timto rozhodnu-
tim. Jsou-li zde nekteri, kteri
to v nedeli bez obrazku nemo-
hou vydrzeti, necht' jdou ma
vych. 1O5. ul."
Kdyz dotazan byl. proc re,
kdya Jest skorem vsechno oby-
vatelstvo tax mravne. tolik IL
du sc X predstaveni dostavilo,
odpoysdel. re to byly poneivice
ditky nekolik dorostlych Sc
dostavilo. zv6davi, jak vse do
padne. neb Sc proslychalo, re
policie zakroci. Majitelovi di-
yadla pax byl odpor vesnice o.
ne sdelen jiz pred dvema roxy,
kdy byly k divadlu kladeny pr
vni chilly. Pan mayor pronesl i
jinon velemoudrou vttu: "Zili
jsme pod "modrymi zakony",
jak je nazyvate, cd DOLBY, kdy
jsem Sc stal mayorem, cd /. le-
dna 1914 q v tom budeme po-
kraGQvati. Ia poslednich deset
rokl' vzrostlo nase obyvatel-
stvo 2 1856 hlav ma 10000, coz
by prave nenasvedcovalo, re
by blue laws byly nepopular
nj"
Policejni nacelnik Barrows
pax prohlasil, re citovany "a
kon ma platnost pro cely ostat
nj Cleveland. ale. re mesto nj
kdy jeho dodrzovani nevyma-
halo, .jinak by nesmely Sc pro-
vozovati baseballove hly i line
sportovni podniky, divadlech
ami nemluve. Ale slavne vesni-
ce Cleveland Heights Sc ami ma
pid' neuchyli cd drahy ctnosti
a bude ma strait, ably zakon me-
byl rusen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01
WICK BROTHERS DISPLAY
is CONSTANT AUTO SHOW

One look at Wick Brothers auto
mobile show room will convince
you that they have real honest
to goodness automobile show go
Ing on continually, With their
line Of overlands, Willeys knights,
Oakland and Paiges they have a
line of cars that will pay anyone
to take the time to look over.
In order to accommodate those
who can not conveniently call in
on week days Wick Brothers will
hereafter keep their sales room
open on Sundays and they invite
anyone interested in motor cars
to call and inspect the new models,
All indications point to a car
shortage in standard makes of
cars. The Overland factory is
showed under with orders and
local dealers can only supply cars
by ordering long In advance. The
Willeys Knight production Is A
month behind. Wick Brothers have
been fortunate 30 far to have a
representative stock of different
models on hand. Sales are increas-
Ing daily and everything point toll
Ing daily and everything points to
industry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01
RUM RUNNERS PUT
ROMANCE BACK IN
COAST GUARD LIFE

Washington, April 1--Romanc'
OF the coast guard service OF th'
early days of the new American
republic has been revived by the
fleet of liquor smugglers hoVerine
along the country's shores.
Prohibition officials discussing
today the problem of rum running
which has become serious along
both seaboards declared that the
whiskey ships have brought back
to the coast guard the duty for
which it was originally establish
ed.
Created in 1890 ito prevent
depredations along the coast" the
earliest duty Of the coast guard
was to war on the pirates who
preyed on the merchant shipping
in and out of the ports Of the new
nation and who had their strong
holds on the islands adjacent to
the southern shores.
Nowadays, officials remarked
the liquor ships following the wake
OF Captain Kidd and his swash
buckling crews are giving the men
of the coast guard the stern chasesI
and sometimes the bloody battles
that was the daily portion of their
professors in the stirring times of
the bold black flag.
AS an instance of history re-
peating itself, officials declared,
the island Of the Bahamas, where
rum smugglers now make their
headquarters, were once the base
Tor followers of Jolly Roger" and
1t has been reported through Off
cial channels that one of the fam
ilies Of the island Of Bimini, now
a fountain head for Illicit spirits,
Is directly descended from ram
GUS freebooter who made the
Florida waters a mariners grave
yard two hundred years ago.
Coast guard seamen of today,
officials maintained, search theft
waters OF the south Atlantic for
bootleg hulls where once their
forerunners scanned the seas for
q pirate sail or listen at the mouth
OF Florida rivers for the put-put
OF the gasoline craft with its con-
traband cargo where the ears Of a
newly formed service were at
tuned to catch the creak of block
and tackle or the scrape of oar
locks.
But besides the war on rum
runners In the south officials
pointed out the coast guard is
kept on the alert along the whole I
Atlantic coast, off New York and H
Boston, and on the Pacific, in the &
waters OF Puget Sound, where the
Canadian smugglers bring across n
The line imports forbidden by ma
tonal prohibition. N
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

for "No Defense. which will be
shown at the Bligh theater on
Sunday an outsider crossed borore
the camera and made such an I'M
preston with Director William
Duncan, who also stars In the pro-
duction, that this actors work
was included in the film.
The location used was a patch
of thicket In the open couptry OF
the west, and it was planned to-
show the life in the wilderness for
atmosphere. Just as everything
was in readiness large grizzly
bear ambled in front of the cam
era, performed few stunts In
keeping with his nature and passed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01
100000 AUTO TOURISTS
EXPECTED DURING YEAR

Eugene, Or, April Fifty
thousand automobiles carryins "a
least 100000 visitors will enter
Oregon this year, 1t is estimated
by Herbert Cuthbert, executive
secretary of teh Pacific North
west Tourist association. who has
recently conferred with officials
of the Automobile Club of South
ern California, and bases his
statement on their figures,
oregon's new highway system
VIII he a great aid In drawing
tourists from the south. The Pa
cific highway, from Portland to
the California line, viii be entire
iy paved this year, it is stated
and other highways. leading TO
the states scenic spots and outing
places are wen under way, and
many OF them are nearing com
pletion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01
EMBEzzLER IS CAPTURED

Chicago, April William A.
Matthews, Chicago, who Is said to
have mulcted country bankers in
all parts of the United States out
OF 100000, was taken to Ira
verse City, Mich, where today he
faces charges Of embezzling from
a Traverse City bank. Detectives
who arrested him In New Orleans,
claim he posed as a man OF big
affairs. He is said to have $780,
900 in Chicago banks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON

is taken from the play when some
of the action is eliminated by the
censors. The idea Of cutting out
all misdeeds is wrong. If there
is no misdeeds shown how can we
portray the result of the misdeed
to the perfect understandings l
believe that every actor and act
ress wants to point out a moral
Artists are not In favor OF ap-
pealing to lower instincts 1t
would give them no returns and
they would be the losers In the
long run. But the main thing is
to be truthful. AS St. Jerome
said, 1t is better that all should
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

II there were any absolute" In
censorship.
ut is not milk and water proof
however, but photoplay that
sparkles with the champagne OF
the Paris restaurants and grows
glddy with the night lifeApocket
TASKS Of New York." she 'contin-
ued. 1ia5
"In picturing these things we
seek merely to hold thes mirror
up to nature Just as We do in
picturing the contrasting scenes
in a Main Street Indiana town
and in a POLITICALLY idyllic village
of Normandy.
"T believe that often the moral
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01
Can Bank Even a Penny

Logan, o., April H. More
than 1000 students In local
schools are learning to be thrifty
through a campaign launched by
the banks and the educational in
stitutions here. The three I.o-
gan banks have agreed 10 take
care of the savings Of the stu
dents, even though they amount
to only q penny.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01
AN(tSEMlENES
NOTHING is CENSOR
PROOF, SAYS STAR

Mae Murray, star of Peacock
Alley" the Tiffany production for
Metro resented by Robert z. Len
oard, showing at the Liberty
theater, four days starting tomor-
row, says that the , picture
would be absolutely censor proof
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01
New Vaudeville at the Bllgh

Perez & LaFlor, an athletic pair
of novelty gymnasts who show
class and ability doing many DIFF
ficult stunts new to vaudeville,
and display some pretty costumes.
Price & Gilmore. producers OF
comedy in "a Leap Year Pro-
posar' featuring Elizabeth Price,
the golden double voiced girl from
the west.
While making one Of the scenes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

Putney. England. April Try
Associated Press - Cambridge
won the annual boat race with Ok
ford today over the Putney-to-
hortlake course on the Thames.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

out OF camera range N
without any indicatios'
had been starred In ~
mo Defense" ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01
"Bucketing0 Char,.I

u~A~eAAiE CllAfpL
New York, April l,..,s
dictments against The n
Cotton Exchange and Il,
officers and directors n
today with Judge Grain N
session court. alleging M
The names Of those indI,II
not made public.
Some singers get $lOOO,
but look at the risk thsy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

be offended than that truth
be offended"
The Washington times., 1922-09-25
HER fLIoAT TO PACIFIC
FOR GOLD STAR MOTHERS

In honor Of the gold star mothers
Of aviators killed in line Of duty in
training camps and over the battle
front, the Postoffics Department
has authorized MiSs Lillian
Gatiin, Of San Francisco, to fly
across the continent In air mall
planes.
Miss Gatlin will be the first woman
carried In . postal flying machine,
the department states. She Will re-
turn to Detroit after her arrival In
New York and will attend the aerial
meet soon to be held there. Miss
Gatlin was leader of the movement
to memorialize gold star mothers OF
aviators on the Pacific coast. She
WIN be met at Detroit by Second AS:
sistant Postmaster General Paul
Henderson.
The Washington times., 1922-09-25
INTERNATIONAL
CONTROL OVER.
RAILROAD ENDS
Chinese Eastern Going Back
to China When Japanese
Troops Leave Siberia.
BY HARRY l.. ROGERS,
International News Service.

The United States and japan have
virtually concluded an agreement
for the abolition of the international
technical control Of the Chinese
Eastern Railway, It was learned Off.
cially today.
The agreement provides for the
dissolution Of the so-called Stevens
commission upon completion Of the
evacution Of japanese troops from
Siberia. expected about October ~.
Responsibility for the continued
operation and protection Of the road
will probably be placed upon the
Chinese government, with provision
for a resumption Of the international
control system by the powers II
China fails in this responsibility.
NThe powers associated with the
United States in the control OF the
Chinese Eastern, including Great
understood to be in accord with the
practically agreed.
Decision to dissolve the inter.
national technical commission con.
trolling this important branch Of
the Trans-Siberian system has been
reached only after much negotia-
tion. The japanese in PARTICULAR
have objected to the commission.
asserting that control Of the road
was monopoliZed by American
experts.
The international control has last.
ed much l6nger than was intended
when in 1919 the allied Royernnnents
In conjunction with Russia and
vision of the road in order TO faciIi-
into Siberia to assist the Czecho.
sipvak forces.
The agreement then concluded
provided International control should
be discontinued as soon as the allied
expeditionary forces were withdrawn.
Had stable conditions been restored
in Russia and the Japanese troops
withdrawn, the United States doubt.
less would have been willing to end
the international control in 1920
when the American expeditionary
forces left Siberia.
1t was only through its representa-
ton on this commission, however,
that the United States had any voice
In the affairs Of that section of the
Far East or that she could make sure
there should be no discrimination
against American commercial inter
ests. In some quarters II Ia believed
the continued presence Of the Inter.
national Railway Commission had a
good effect in Fastening the decision
of the japanese government to evacu'
ate Siberia,
The Washington times., 1922-09-25
American Oil Firm
Starts Big Deal
With Soviet
BY Universal Service.

BERLIN, Sept. 25.-An i'm
portant step toward opening up
business relations between Rus.
sia and America is disclosed
in an official telegram from
Moscow to the Soviet embassy
here.
The telegram describes a deal,
which is announced as being
eomplstsd, between a big Amer
lean firm and the Soviet gov
crrment Of Azerbaijan for the
administration of the oil fields.
The American company un-
dertakes to, begin boring opera
tions In the Baku district. The
Soviets are to receive ID to 70
per cent Of the gross profits
from the pumps.