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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-19

inert lTtOZdIOS 1cJ1dJdSOm van.
vagy: s4Ksrek valiant port, vagy
mas egyebet, smi a fofajasomat
megsziintetne. g A gy6gyszerta-
ros, vagy az alkalmazott ere leg
alabb egy tucat kiil6nboz6 orv5s-
sagot tud ajanlani AZ "orvossa-
goks garantaljak, hogy a f5fajas
egy 6ran beliil rmeg fog sziinni,
de nem egy van, amely 'Nbiztosit'
arrol, 4hogy mihelyt az orvossagot
bevettiik, afejfajas megszunik.
szaz IS szazezer @amerikai segiti
ICY oontudatIanul hirtelen meg
gazdagodni vagyo kuruzslokat Is
a patent-orvossag keszitoket:
Az az ember, aki f6faajasat lily
gy6gyszerekkel akarja megsziin-
tetni, bizonyara mem gondol ARA,
hogy exert kes6bb az egeszsegeyel
fog megfizetni. Fejfajas elleni
pilulak, csoppek, tablettak,' porok
stb. mind veszelyesek: artalmasak
a szervezetre. Igyaz ugyan, hogy
nemeIy esetben -bizonyos id6re ta:
Ian mrgsziintetik a fofajast, de ki
mem gy6gyitjak, mem segitenek ki-
kutatni a baj okat.
! Hosszu id0n keresztiil az volt az
i,talanos felfogas, hogy ezen or
tossagok nincsenek kartekony ha-
tassal a szerveZetre, ma mar azon
ban az orvosi tudomany minder
Eketseget kizarva beigazolta, hogy
ii f0fajas ellen hasznalt, fentebh
felsorolt szerek, 1ia siirun igenybe
vetetnek, megrongaljak a szivet
es altalaban rombolo hatassal van
max szervezetre.
/ Az egeszsegiigyi hivatal senki
mex sem ajanlja az ongyogykeze
lest. Ha valaki mem kepzett
gyakorlott mechanikus es az auto
mobilja elromhk, ,bizonyos, hogy
garage-ban jobban ,megjavitjak
mintha = minden tudas IS tapasl
talat nelkiil = maga fogna a ia
vitashoz. Mindenki belathatja
hogy a sajat teste, a sajat egesz
Esege fontosabb, mint az autojat
eS megis sok ember kevesbbe sal
MALTA a k0ltseget, ha gepkocsijs
megjavitasarol van $50, mint ha {
sajat egeszsege forog kockan. NJ
Ulj0n fel senki a nagyhangu hir
deteseknek, inert azok legtobbnyi
re karos hatasu gy6gyszereket Xxi
nalnak olcs6 penzert. Ha segit
segre van szuksege, menjen ell al
orvoshoz.
lgen sok esetben szem meg
/, er6ltetese okoz fofajast, sot bebi
zonyosodott, hogy legtobb fo
fajas ennek tulajdonithato. Ma
esetekben viszont foghus gyulada
vagy gyakori es megeroltetesse
jar6 k0hogest6l cred. Mindel
esetben keressiik fel az orvost E
k0vessik utasitasait
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-19
.APR0 HIRDETESEK


606 Home Savings and Loan Bldg.
Tclefon: Federal 1910 Auto. 6970
Husz evi tapasztalattal bir farmok
Is varosi, ingatlan eladasaban. Vannak
elado farmjai minden nagysagban, min
den arban es Youngstownt6l minden
iranyban. (23IX21)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-19
sMIRNA, A vILAG LEGRE-
s4r GLIB vAROSA f sgs-

Smirna, Kisazsia csodaszep XII
kot6je, melyet a hozzatartoz6 va
rosreszekkel aegydtt 3g6rogok s'el-
foglaltak, ugy mondjak: vilag
varosa. Az amerikai
foldrajzi tarsasag legujabb kozle-
menye ezzel kapcsolatban nehany
figyelemremelto sorban emlekszik
meg az 6kori varosokrof.
Nemely amerikai varos irja
t0bbek k0z0tt - rendkiviil biiszKe
korara es ugy erzi, hogy nehany
evszazadig visszavezethet6 multja
joggal toltheti ek biiszke ,onerzetz
tel. Ha kontrasztot allitunk fel IS
valamelyik legujabb olajvarost =
ahol minden bizonnyal meg kuko-
ricat is lathat az ember foutcan
szembe allitjuk Bostonnal, a
mely 290 ewes, vagy az vi Vilag
legregibb telepevel, Santo Domin,
goval, erthetove lesz, hogy a leg
regibb' amerikai varosok biiszke
seggel tekintenek lie az ujsziil0tt
varosokra Azonban, ha akarme-
lyik ''6sregi" amerikai varosts az
1900 ewes Londonnal, vagy tegyiil1
fel: Romaval hasonlitjuk ossze, a
mely sok evszazaddal megeloz6lcg
mar hatalmasan fejlett varos volt,
ugy ezek csak serdiilo ifjakkelit
aAhatnak a 1t0rtenelem moge.
Szinte szedito elgondolni, hogy
hany hatalmas nagy varos volt
amely meg ezeket azs 6sregfelSet IS
megel6zte Is nyomtalanul multi ki.
anelkiil, hogy legcsekelyebb en-
leket 0rizhetnenk, hany varo>
volt, amelyeknek alapitasa joval
a tortenelem el0tti homalyba veszo
id0kbe veZet. Ilyen osi varos
Smirna is, amely mar II evsza
zaddal krisztus szilletese elott,
Troja pusztulasakor is fejlett va
ros volt. Sokan AIT mondjak, Smir
ma a vilag legregibb varosa.
Smirna 6stelepesei, legregibb
epitok ITALIAN maguk sem tudtak,
hogy mennyire kivdl6an alkalmas
teruletet valasztottak a varos fell
epitesere. a termeszet aldo b6-
seggel ajandekozta meg e videket.
Miletus es Ephesus nehany evsza-
zadon at felelmetes vetelytarsai
voltak Smirnanak, kes6bb azon-
ban e kikotok teljesen eliszaposod-
tax es kereskedelmi szempontb6l
mem birtak komolyabb jelent0seg-
gel. Smirna, Kisazsia legjobb ki
kotoje, versenykepes volt es mia
denkoron Macy kitartassal es on
bizalommal vette fel harcot
hosszu ,evszazadokon keresztul.
Smirnanak megk0zelit6leg any
nyl lakosa van, mint New Or
leansnak es' mint ez utobbi, ug,
| Smirna is felk0ralakban hajlik ;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-19
F0FAJAs
Mi okozza a fofajast. - A fofajas
megsziintetese

Minden embernek tudnia kelle-
ne, hogy a kilGnfele m6don nyil-
vanul6 fejfajas a legt0bb esetben
a rendszertelen eletmod, illetve a
test valamely szervenek rendelle-
nes miik0dese folytan tamad.
A fofajast, amt utes vagy zuzo-
das okoz es k0zvetleniil hat, ter
meszetes k0vetkezmenynek tart
juk, tisztaban kell hogy legyiink
azonban azzal is, hogy minden
egyeb fofajast fihom es erzekeny
szervezetunk megsertese, szabaly-
talan mukodese okozza. Ha fej-
fajast erzunk, haladektalanul ku-
tassuk ki, hogy honnan, mibol ke-
letkezett az es ha 0nmagunk KEEP
telenek vagyunk rajonni a baj
okara, kerjiik egy orvos segitse-
get. Majdnem minden fofajast
{rovidesen meg lehet sziintetni. ha
baj okoz6jat idejeben megtalal-
juk. es igen gyakran ezaltal komo-
lyabb kovetkezmenyektGi is meg
menekiliink.
| "A fejfajs egyik faja tompa
nehezen meghatarozhato erzesek.
kel fellepo f6fajas, de amely t6bb
nyire etvagytalansaggal es rossl
szaj-izzel jelentkezik. "a fajdd-
lom napr6l-napra intenzivebb 6
gyakran a beteg homalyosan kive
heto foltokat vel SCENE elott lebeg
nj. Az ilyen fofajas rendszerint 6
rossz gyomort6l keletkezik. Egg
nagyhiru orvos velemenye szerin'
az ember betegeskedeseinek 9(
szazaleka gyohortol cred. lily
f6fajasok fellepesekor tehat iigye
nj kell gyomorra. a normalis ct
! kezesre es zavartalan emesztesre
Ne feledjiik egy pillanatra sem
hogy gyomornak mily fontoI
szerepe van az emberi szervezet
/ ben. Jo taplalkozas, mersekletes
nyugodt etkezes legfobb kivanal
mai az egeszseges gyomornak. Ne
hez es emeszthetetlen etel, tulsa
gos ewes megrontjak, tulterhelil
a gyomrot es kozvetleniil fofajas
okoznak.
A fofajasnak egy mask faja a.
eles, hasogat6, ideges f0fajas, ;
mely rendszerint hirtelen tamad
de lassan mulik es sok esetbe1
nappal, de meg inkabb az ejsMki
folyaman visszater. Egyetlen nap
ig Sc hanyagoljuk ell az ilyen f6fa
jast, inert konnyen lehetseges
hogy az valami sulyosabb bait Fjc
lent, ICY ITALIAN vesebajts vagy va
lami ragalyos betegseget. AEON
nal keressiik fel az orvost. AIT i
iIy imIye stehetjtk, hogt elmegy ink ssg,
/ gyogyszertarba es kefunk valani
orvossagot Sf0fajas ellen. Csa1
egy royid ideig maradjunk
gy6gyszertarban es bizonyos, hog!
sokszor,fogju hallani a k0vetke
! zdket: :.s Adjon valami oryosssgot
~ Il '''ss'''
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-19
KEPvIsEL6T KERES

Cleveland Macy penzintezet fi6kct
allit Youngstownban olyan embert
6hajt alkalmazni, kinek ismeretsege Fes
tekintelye van oKas6ink korebcn.
Cim: S. H. S., C. o. Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap, 320-22 w. Federal ST. Ha on a
mcgfelel6 ember, ajanlani fogjuk.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-19

eek .es sok mas madarfaj, amelyek
nyaron at az Egyesiilt Allamok
ban tart6zkodnak, az 6sz beallta-
val Delamerikaba es hozzatarto-
70 szigetekre vandorolnak. A van
dormadarak megjelolese altal igen
sok = a termeszetrajzi es elettani
kutatasokat kiegeszit6- egfigye-
lest lehet maid vegezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-19

Emberek, miyg.3 nem dolgoznak a
GENERAL FTREPROOFING CO.
nal, hol is mcleg munk ahelyiik le-
'het a telen at2
Nehany il embert /. mar lls most
hasznalhatunk. Jelentkezzen SEE
melyesen. Stallion az Elm street,
cara. (19,26,2)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-19
KEREsttNK BANYASZOKAT

Bahyalnk mindennap dolgoznak. Hasz-
nalhatunk gep-ladolokat, pikkol6kat es
nappaIi embereket nemunio bahyakban,
Kozep-P -Pennsylvaniaban. A szen 4 lab
vagtag, tiszta. Mines banyagaz vagy
viz es skala bereket fizetiink. A legjobb
mcgelhet6si es munkaviszonyok. Csa-
ladokat iingyen szallitunk. Jojjon vagy
irjon. Nyitva este. United Employ
ment and Commissary Co., COS Grant st.
(5,12,19,26)
Pittsburgh, Pa. Masodik emelet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-19
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z Elad hazakat IS farmokat kenyelmes
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The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
NEW EPIDEMIC OF FLU LAID
 TO HOUSING

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-New York is in the throes of another influenza epidemic, due, according to Health Commissioner Copeland, to the hous ing condition. Little effort is being made to combat the malady.
 On one day 225 cases of influenza and pneumonia were reported, a larg, CT number than for any single day since the subsistence of the 1919 cpl demic.
 "The city," said the commissioner "is worse off today than it was dur ing the terrible epidemic of 1918, be- cause of the housing sitaution."
 During the week of January IA to 21. 1,5S1 deaths were reported, as compared to l 1,4S1 deaths the previous week, an increase of one hundred deaths. This increase is largely due 10 diseases suuch as influenza end pneumonia. The mortality from in- fluenza has steadily climbed since the ast week in December.
 Dr. Copeland has notified the quar- antine authorities to notify the Health Department Of any influenza cases on incoming ships.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
FATHER oRLoFF HAS BEEN
 TRANSFERRED TO UNALAskA

Rev. Orloff, pastor for the past six years of the Russian church at Tatit- lek, has been transferred to the par ish at Unalaska, and left on the Victoria for Seward, there taking the steamer Star for Unalaska. Rev. Or loff recently received word from Arch bishop Alexander, of New York, head of the church for North America and Alaska, that he had been appointed to the pastorate of the Unalaska par ish, and to proceed to that place as soon as possible.
 Rev. Orloff reports that his for mer charges at Tatitlek are not doing we'll this winter, there being no work for them. and they are depending for the most part ou their trapping for . Livelihood.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
MILLIONS FIND QUEER TASTE
 IN WATER

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Millions ot New Workers are drinking fishy-tast> ing water, owing to the contamina- tion of the city's only water supply by the presence in 1t of synura, mi croscopic oil-producing organisms Water supply officials have been fighting the synura since August using chemicals, but they have an. nounced that the only way to get rid of the fishy taste is to drink or other wise consume the water already con, taminated.
 Use of chemicals, including chlo rine and hypa-sulphide, accentuates the fish and vegetable taste of the water as long as the synura are pres. ent
 According to complaints to the Wat CT Department synura infected water runs the following gamut of tastes and smells:
 Fish, green vegetables; then grass then cucumber, then watermelon rind then the combined atmosphere of an aquarium and field of new-mown hay; then an unadulterated aquarium ; then fish market; then herring. and finally the Chinese fishing village stage.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
AGRICULTURAL CRISES
 BELIEVED TO BE OVER

CROOKSTON, Minn., Feb. 10.-The general industrial and business situ- ation is such now as "to suggest sig nificantly that we are we'll past the agricultural crisis; that the improve ment is well begun and will continue from this time forward" President Harding declared in a letter read today to farmers attending the an- nual Red River Conference Crop and Livestock Show.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
SURVIVORS TELL OF NARROWING
 EXPERIENCES

NEWPORT NEWS, Feb. 10.-Re- freshed by few hours sleep and apparently little concerned over their experience, survivors of the former transport Northern Pacific, which was burned at sea, described their rescue but remained silent as to the possible cause of the disaster. One member of the crew said he believed four men were burned to death. They were quartered just ahead of where the fire started, presumably on "B" deck aft the second funnel, and he didn't believe the men ever got out Of their quarters.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
TAX ENFORCEMENT DUE
 TO APATHETlC CITIZENS

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 10.-Prohibi- tion Commissioner Haynes, address, ing the state dry enforcement con- vention here this morning, declared apathetic citizens and lethargic pub lie officials are the two outstanding difficulties in the way of better en- forcement of prohibition. He assert ed that drinking among young people and in society must be regarded as 8 national failing and not as a perm anently entrenched custom.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
IRISH SITUATION
 CONSIDERED GRAVE

LONDON, Feb. 10-The situation created by the Ulster kidnappings still remains grave. The Northern Irish government has no informa- tion as to their release of their whereabouts: .E-
 It was announced. today that the Northern Irish Parliament has been assured that the number of British troops in Ulster will be increased to any extent necessary for the protec- tion of the inhabitants.
 It was announced in the House of Commons today that Premier Lloyd George had notified Michael Collins that the Irish Kidnappings showed the necessity of British troops in Ulster.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
MISSING BUTLER BELIEVED T0BE
 ARRESTED

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 10.-The au- thorities are holding man giving the name of Walter 8. Underwood, who distinctly resembles Edward Sands, the missing butler of William D. Taylor. the slain Los Angeles movie director. Underwood said he knew Taylor intimately and left Los Angeles on the night of the mur- der. He said he believed he knew who shot Taylor. but denied any connection with the case.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
CONGRESS MUST
 ACT AHEAD OF I MERGER  i

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The pro- posed organization of $3O,OOO,OO0 Pacific ports shipping combine must necessarily be held in abeyance until Congress determines just what it proposes to do for the upbuilding of the American merchant marine" Herbert Fleiehacker of San Francis GO, head of the delegation of Pacific coast shippers and business men here to confer the Shipping Board concerning the merger, announced after conference with Chairman Iasker
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
WOMAN LISTENS
 TO TESTIMONY j.: AGAINST HER

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.-Mada- ltynne pbenchain, charged with the murder of her sweetheart, J. Belton Kennedy, heard the first testimony aeainst her yesterday. Dr. A. D. Wagner. county autopsy surgeon, and J. D. Kennedy, father, of the slain man. testified as to Kennedy's death from a gunshot wound as he walked up the steps of his summer home at Beverly Glen last summer. Two photographs of Kennedy's body show ing the wounds were exhibited to the judge
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
CLAIMS DAUGHERTY
 AGAINST LABOR UNIONS

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Harry Frten- berg, secretary of the general defense committee which Is campaigning to secure the release of ninety eight L w. W.'s still imprisoned on charges of obstructing the conduct of the Borah today charging Attorney Gen. eral Daugherty's office with being the center for anti-labor propaganda.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
ALASKAN CABLE KEY TO DIRECT ORIENT WIRE :
 I,

SEATTLE, Fef. 10. A Times Washington special says General Squier, chief of the Signal Corps, has emphatically told the House appro- priations committee that the Wash ington- Alaska cable should be regard ed as the first step in government Trans pacific cable. In his testomany urging an appropriation of $500 900 for replacing the present cable, he enlarged upon the availability of this system in reaching the Orient by direct wire.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
WOMEN MAY GET HIGHER WAGES
 IN CANNERlES

PORTLAND, Feb. 10.-Low wages at piece work, said to be- incom- patible with the minimum wage for women law, will be discarded hence forth If the recommendations made at a cannery conference here yester- day are adopted. The industrial vel fare committee, by proposed amend ments to the committees order SO as to attain the minimum hourly wage of 27A cents.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
INHERITANCE TAX
 TO PROVIDE BONUS

WASHINGTON, Feb 10. - In the House of Representatives yesterday, Representative Perlman of New York introduced a bill proposing general increase in the inheritance tax, de- signed to yield. an additional reven- ue of $Soo,OoO,ooo, which he said would go long way toward paying the proposed soldier bonus.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
TWO MEN QUiZZEp

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.-Arthur Hoyt, a screen actor, who said he had known William D. Taylor for six years, and Captain Robertson. whc said he was an American army of- ficer and had met Taylor overseas while Taylor was an officer in the British army, presented themselves at the district attorneys office last night in answer to summons, to shed light if possible on the mys- tery surrounding Taylors murder last week.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10

day, driving around. q legal Trlenu asked him who owned a huge sky scraper just constructed.
 q don't know" said Lord Mersey, but should imagine Freddy Smith is taking new offices"
 The rapid ascent continued. With in two years "F. E." as he was all ways known, became the third man at >the English Bar. His two su- periors were Rufus Isaacs, now Lord Reading, and Sir Edward Carson. He worked in the courts until o'clock every day, just overwhelmed with business at any fee he liked to charge. At 6 o'clock he was in the House of Commons. Until o'clock in the morning he attended society functions, and g a. m. found him again at his desk, fresh as paint. His income was estimated at forty thou sand pounds a year--on pre-war- rates
 TOOK UP uLsTER's CAUSE He nearly threw away everything in the Ulster cause when he became "Galloper Smith" in the Orange Army, in 1914. It was touch and go whether he and Carson would not be indicted for high treason. But the war came, and these things were put aside
 Lord Birkenhead went to France in 1914 as a major in the Oxford shire Light Infantry. He served in the trenches for nearly twelve month, and then the Government or dered his recall. He was needed as Attorney General And he came back with some regret.
 His extraordinary industry. rapid grasp of the fact and amazing rapid ity of work made him invaluable to Lloyd George. At the next recon struction of the Ministry he was made Lord Chancellor and head Of the entire British judicial system, with enormous plenary powers and unqualified prestage.
 He wired the fact to his wife, and the signature was> "Your fmprover- ished husband" He had sacrificed half his income by taking on the job.
 The old fashioned Judges of Eng land were askance at the appolnt- ment, Never before had man Of forty five been given such office. Af- ter he had delivered his first judicial opinion they altered their view. Just month ago, after one of his iudg- ments, three famous ex-Lord Chan cellors-Lord Haldane, Lord Ffnlay and Lord Buckmaster solemnly arose in turn and paid tribute to what they termed the finest contri- button to the law of England they had ever known.
 And so this academic athlete, this political adventurer and learned phil osopher is just coming to the sum- init of his career. His powers or speech turn great audiences dizzy ifs considerable judgments make rnusty old lawyers enthusiastic. He can still play tennis all tho morning, work all the afternoon and evening and dance all night. He has lately heen the main 'igure in the settle ment of the Irish quarrel.
 Only one thing remains 10 him. and that is the Premierah'p. He wants that. and 1t may come to him earlier than most people believe.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
MINISTER GIVEN CONTROL OVER
 CITY POLICE

CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.-Mayor Thomp- son has formally created the post of law enforcement commissioner in his cabinet and appointed Rev. John w, Williamson, Methodist minister, as first incumbent, with powers over law violations from "the high est city official to the lowest crook on the street."
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
CASHIER ALLEGED
 SHORT IN ACCOUNTS

SYRACUSE, N. Y., Feb. 10.-Bob- ert Y. Conroy, cashier of the Citizens National Bank of Hammond, N. Y., is being held following his arrest last night while federal and state bank examiners make a further eXamina- tion of his books. His shortage is said to be $75,OOO. The bank was closed by the directors.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
WOMAN WHO WASHES
 HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE

DETRAOIT, Feb. 10.-"I had to wash him every time I took him out" Mrs. James H. Henry told Judge Dinge- man in circuit court in asking for & decree of divorce from her husband.
 "He als otook great pride in show ing his friends how to beat up a wife," she said.
 6he was granted . divorce.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
CHOOSE BATTLESHIP
 THAT IS TO BE BUILT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Secretary special board of naval officers to study technically the status of con- tsruction of the battleships Washing ton and West Virginia, to determine which one will be completed under the naval treaty.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-10
STEWARD SWEPT FROM STEAMER
 AT SEA ''-'

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1o.-The steamer Bessie Dollar, outbound from Vancouver to the Orient, was badly damaged in a storm several miles west of Cape Flattery, according to wireless received here this morn ing. The bridge was gone, the stew the message said