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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
FATTY" MA CERNE LISTINE.
HAYS, HLAVA FILMOVEHO PRUMYSLU, ROZ-
HODL PROTI UKAZOVANf JEHO OBRAZKU.

New York IS. dubna. Filmy Fatty Arbuckle-a jsou
uTedne vyouceny aspo proZatimne prohlasen vydanem
dnes Will f. Haysem hlavou utvoreneho sruzeni
flmovych producent1 Toto jest prn krok "vytisten
flmove ndsre dava usti re nadale bude dan
tnu kazdy herec neb hereGka kte budou Zapeten do
iakeho skandalu. .
Prohlasen Haysovo Uni:
'Po douhe porad6 zasupci producentn disrbutorn
chc Tc mo zadost zrus ukazovan vsech Arbuckle
ovych flint Ucnli to- ably cee vec mohlo osta dakad
neho evazen akou je ddeztos zauhue Ma kroku tomu
odhoda pres re NELL temer 900 kontraktu plano
st ma Arbucke-ovy obrazky.'
Prohasen byo vydano Haysovy kancelafe pred
eho odchodem vecer
Tazan byv zasupci tisu, zda chce neco doda tomuto
strucnemu prohlasen Hays pouze pravil:
Znate tax dobfe jako ia ueele nas organisace dosah
nouti udrzovat neivys umeleckou mravn uroven coz
jsou sova vsadn listing sdruzeni fimovych producend
"Mimo to nemohu Tici nceho promne" doda
Rozhodnut Haysovo bylo velkym zklamanim pro Arbu
ckle-a eho praele, nebot eho osvoboZeni oZnmeno
Los Angeles hned budou ukazovany ieho tfi move m
"Gasone Gus, Freight Prepaid Leap Year. Zrusen
10000 konrakt znamena zratu nemene millionu dollar
filmovemu primysu.
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DROBNA VALKA v IRSKU.
MA NEKOLlKA MfSTECH DOSLO KU STRELBE A Z
BELFASTU OZNAMENY DALSf ZTRATY

Dublin, l8. dubna Wellington kasarna obsazena vol
skem Svobodneho Satu bya napadena pulnoci Jeden
jak strait byl poranen sest byo zaao jakoz
jeden automobil nemz byli diva ozbroeni muzi.
DIE ufedn zpravy vydane veter Celbrdge kasarna
Je2 nyni lsou obazena rskou repubkanou ako
hlavnl stan okres Kildare bya d6iStam toku
pondel vecer Nekoik druzn cviu prijelo moorovych
karach asi hodnu udrzovana ostra paba
Hlavni stan rske repubikanske armady vyda dnes
Beggarbush kasaren dlouhe prohasen aercky zurnai-
stun armadn situaci Poukazue oznacovani armady
ako vosko Svobodneho Satu jest faesnou propagandou
pravi re armada podeha eireannu ze
tomtez postaveni jako pred prim6ffm.
Belfast 18. dubna. - rlznych nemocnic oznameno
dnes vecer ze byo dopraveno tnact osob
trpevsch strelne rany Jeden pacent zeme behem
Mmo to muz enz pry stfe ukrytu Marrowbone dstrk-
tu byl zabit vojenskou hidkou.
londyn, l8 dubna. Depese ku Star Dubna pravi,
re brigadni velel Lnehan a msovete Crowley kdvz "a
mestnava armadn organisaci Kenmare okres Kerry,
byli zat6eni pravdelnym voskem kasarnach
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SENATNf VETSINA PRO BONUS.
REPUBLIKANSKA KONFERENCE ROZHODLA 26
HLASY PROTI PRO JEDNANf PRfTOMNEM
ZASEDANf

Washington 18 dubna. Republikanska senatni konfe-
rozhoda dne aby oazka voenskeho bonusu bya Wy
rizena promnem zasedan kongresr repubi
kanu hlasovalo pozada senani fnancn vybor ahy
ova predohu 'pfimerenem case. hlasd
ponych sce odevzda je nasedujici enatori Edge. New
Jersey Weller Maryland; Calder New York; Wadsworh,
New York Nelson Minnesota Newberry, Michgan Phipps
Colorado Sterling, South Dakota Moses New Hampshire.
Demokrac senatori tvrdi, ieich odpdrc kona schu
ri dnes rano prohasi bonus ponevadz dosech.
re senator Hitchcock Nebrasky demokrat hodal posla
souci aby finantnmu vyboru byla pfedoha rkon
eho douhe odklady je reporovanim. Pfedoha by
jiz pfijata sn6movne poslanecke.
Otekava re bude vyvolana vtek Jest pray1 tpo
dobno, 2e budou k nj navrzeny nekter4 dodatky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
HROZNY CIN MATKY.

Columbia, Ky. 18 dubna. - Pi. Arnold Holtova, ma
hem zachvatu Sienstvi SVEN domove Russell Springs
vesnic nedaeko odud zabla dv6 svch de pokusia
zabt treti pax upevnivs sekeru ku pou ostfm prot
be- couvla dvace stop rozbeha hlavou proti nj Die mi
nn lekau nest asna zena zemre Zavrazdne d6 byy rv
ka 12ea hosk 6-lety Jedinym svedkem tragedie byl
George Harris oec pi Hotove nehoz bydea Tyz vsak
byl TAX ohromen TIM deo pred eho ocma, re nemohl
cnt niteho neho jenom pomoc vati P Holtova lila od
loucen6 cd sveho muze cd n9hoz podaa zados rozvod
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
ZEMREL We VEKU 40
ROKt.

Charleston, S. c., 18. ledna.
Robert w. Greene, 10 rokh
starry, zemrel zde vcera. Ma
rodil sc v Charlestonu v 1912 a
vratil sc sem 2 New Orleansu
pred 25 roxy. Pozdeji zafidil
81 maly obchod a lide, kteri jej
neznali, pokladali jej "a sede-
satnika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
TIL HASICI ZABITI.

st. Louis, 18. dubna. - Tri
hasici byli zabiti a ffdic pou-
licni kary vazn6 poran6n a tfi
lide v automobile jenom 0 vlas
unikli smrti pfi troiite sraz-
ce vcera vecer, kdyz Sc srazi-
ly hasicsky zebrikovy VIZ, po-
ulicni kara a automobil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
LETCI MA DALSf CESTE.

Pernambuco Brasilie, 18. dubna Kapitan Coutinho
Sacadura SVEN letu Kapverdskych ostpov do Brase
prsa skae Pava mad rovnkem, severozapad
osrova Fernando Noronha, hod dnes ve6er. }y
ro-aeropan Lusana byl ponekud poskozen pf zakoven
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VOJENSkE ZAOPATROVA-
CT POZITKY CSL. LECIONA-
RU-INVALIDU We SPOJE-
NYCH STATECH..
(Csl. T. K.)

FOneVdQL lNFdllQnl QuCnOQ
stanoveny puvodn6 tsl. zako-
mem ze dne 20. unora 1920, {.
LAP. 6astka XXI. sbirky "a
konu a nafizeni prirozene ne
mohl odpovidati zdejsim zivot
MIN pomerhm, pro nepomerny
rcZdil mezi csl. korunou a do
,larem, pozadGva.lo ds. vysla-
nectvi We Washingtone jiz pred
rokem obsirne zduvodnenym
navrhem, ably invalidni ducho-
dy legionarn We Spoj. Statech
byly vymereny sice, jak csl.
zakon ustanovuje, V csl. koru-
mach, avsak ably vyplata Sc de
la zde vyminecne die tax zva-
ne "zlate elace", t. j. pet ce-
skoslovenskych korun by Sc
rovnalo jednomu dolaru (mi-
to prumeru so Kc. S1.)
Ma tento navrh, Gast6ji ur-
govany, odpovedelo minister
stvo Narodni obrany koncem
zari 1921 vynosem ze dne 27.
srpna 1921, V kterem oznami-
10, re vojenska sprava V du-
sledku navrhu vyslanectvi no.
dla pfevzlti do sve pravomoci
veskere legionare-invalidy, re
pojalo tez do paragraph 81. O.
snowy noveho zakona o vojen-
cich ustanoveni, die ktereho
prinalezi prislusnikum cesko-
slovenskych legii vysluzne jako
pro vojenske osoby 2 povolani,
iestlize slouzice csl. zahra-
niCnim vojsku, stall Sc neschop
nymi vojenske sluzby, po-
zbyli zaroven nejmene dvacet
rrocent zpusobilosti k primere-
nemu obcanskemu povolani.
DIE tehoz sdeleni ministerska
rada schvalila tuto osnovu a
predlozila il jako vladni ma
vrh zakonodarnym sborum Re
publiky.
Dne 331. bfeZna 1922 obdr-
zelo vyslanectvi castku "a.
Sborniku zakonG a narlZeni,
vydanou dne Is. brezna t. T., V
niz pod cislem 76 otisten jest
zakon prijaty Narodnim Sho-
mazdenim dne II. unora 1922,
upravujici vojenske pozitky
zaopatrovaci, do nehoZ V pa
ragrafu 81 vlozeno tez zmine-
ne ustanoveni pro ceskosloyen
ske zahrani6ni vojsko.
! Jezto zakon sam stanovi o.
vsem pouze vseobecne smer-
nice, pozadalo vyslanectvi dine
81. brezna 1922, t. j. tehoz
dine, kdy zakon dosel ministra
Narodni Obrany 0 kabelografi
cke sd6leni, jak o vyplate po-
zitku We "zlate relaci' bylo
rozhodnuto.
DIE prave dosle kabelogra-
ficke odpovedi ze dne II. dub
ma 1922 sdelilo Ministerstvo
Narodni Obrany. re zasila pri
slusny vynos postou, soucasne
zmocnuje vyslanectvi, aby
zvysilo vyplacene dosud zalo-
ny ma vysluzne, die zlate re-
lace, ma $45.00 m6sicne oprav
nenym Observation-Disclosures
t. j. tenn, kteri:
~ podali pfihlasku o invalid
nj dachod,
q byli lekarsky prohlednu-
ii, pfi cemz shledano, re po-
zbyli nejmene dvacetipocent-
nj zpdsobilosti k prim6renemu
obcanskemu povolani.
ZvySena m6sicni zaloha
S45.00 bude vyplacena tez do
datecn6 Ia veskere m6sfce cd
podani prihlasky stanoveni
invalidni renty.
Vyplata zvysenych zaloh bu
de provedena konsularnimi ira
dy CSR. v nejblizsich dnech.
! We Washingtone, dne II. du
bna, 1922.
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ZABILA SESTRU - OSVOBOZENA.

Freehold N. j., 18. dubna Porota muzd uznala dnes
nevinnou Hermnu Renzemanovou 31-etou kera zastfe
lila svoi mlads sestru Gesnu Wessesovou Is edna pont
vadz ii podezTvaa udrzovan nedovoenych stykG svyn
nIanzelem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
TORNADO Y OHIO.

Lima, O., 18. dubna. Okresy Allen, Auglaze Hardin
vzpamatovava dnes vecer tornada jez prehnao
rama mad tmto kraem zdstavvs 100 osob bez prisre
a majetkovou skodu odhadovanou $500,0O0.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
The Legion
MinstrelCets
Good Start
TALENT TN
COMING EVENT

The first rehearsal of the
American Legion Minstrel was
held last night and an excellent
start was made towards the two
hour comedy performance which
will be staged at the Dixie Thea
tire on May 30th. Both the Lee
gion members and deep c."
Green declare that the coming
show will far surpass the splen-
did one put on last December
and it will be new and different.
in the minstrel first part which
will run an hour, there will be
-four end ladies in blackface,
Misses Olive Collier and Glenn
Ward and Mesdames M. L. Bat
tie and W. O. Mcdowell. The
-four end men in blackface will
he the Messrs. Bob johnson, Paul
Speed, Dorsey Harden and John
.'Tillery. A chorus Of twenty
five will be heard for miles
around. Mrs. Black s Pink
Tea one Of the funniest black
face acts ever written viii be one
Of the features Of the perfor-
nance in which Misses Blanche
Doswell. Doris Tillery, Violet
StiIley and Mesdames Battle and
Mcdowell will have the leading
parts, all in blackface. Good
vaudeville specialties will be fea-
tured and patrons Of the Dixie
on the night Of the thirtieth will
get their moneys worth and
then some.
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CHILDREN KEPT
IN O0PED CONDITION

Constantinople, May 49,
american residents here are
aroused by discovery that scores
OF refugee children are being
kept in ''doped'' condition by
women who make a living day.
nursing them while their mothers
work for bread.
Nearly 1000 Of the children
have been found IN novels and
cellars after having been given
a native narcotic solution to keep
them quiet. In this city sleep
ing potions are sold by street
criers and the women had re-
sorted to the plan Of stupefying
the children SO that their own
work would be uninterrupted.
Led by Mrs. R. s. Enrich of
birmingham, Mass, an American
Near East official, five American
women have formed a commit
tee to stop the condition Of af-
fairs which they say is produc-
ing drug addicts. Mrs. Bic
iRavndal Of Fillmore County,
Mimi, wife Of the American con-
fs',i generas, Is chairman Of the
Committee. Two resident repre-
sentatives of the Jewish welfare
society are members.
A survey by the Massachu-
Isetts woman showed that refugee
widows, who had been helped to
find employment by the relief
organization, were compelled to
leave their children for a small
fee a day in the hands Of women
who herded the1. in groups Of
,10 to 15 in cellars and huts.
Mrs. Enrich found children sit
ting stupidity on water-soaked
dirt floors ia danger Of develop
Tag tuberculosis as we'll as SUI
fering from drug effects. Their
ages ranged from one and q hall
Ito four years.
Rooms have been opened by
tie committee, which is hoping
for American contributors
through generous people for
maintaining a modern place ana
nurses to care for this new phasa
OF the refugee problem.
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Swedento1elp
Unemployed


Stockholm, May 18-The gov
ernment has asked the Swedish
parliament thus far this year for
appropriate ions equivalent to
about $21 100000 for relief of
the unemployed and the parlia-
ment has granted about Sc, :
coo which it has considered suf-
f!cient to tide over few weeks
when a clearer view Of the sit
uation can be obtained.
The latest figures show that
tie number of unemployed has
decreased but the number Of
those receiving relief has II
creased.
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Homesteads Being Planned I
For Swedish Unemployed

Stockholm, May 19.-Before
long the Swedish unemployed
1gsay have d chance to become
independent farmers. When
they recently expressed the de-
sire to obtain small farms Of
their own where they might
work till old age without being
to enforced idleness,
their request sounded at first
axe wishing for the moon.
But not SO to the Minister OF
\ griculture, who Immediately
ordered an investigation into thu
possibilities Of forming d farm
colony i'll the province Of Soeder-
mainland. If the plan is found
feasible the government may
purchase land to be parceled
snacng it's unemployed. The
project would, Of course, involve
more than acquiring the land
The government will have to
build cottages on the farms, and
supply its INDECENT citizens with
live stock. farm implements and
living expenses for the first year.
The farm project is one Of the
most important and interesting
Of many attempts fer relieving
the unemployment troubles OF
the country. Last winter sew
eral thousand jobless were given
instruction in almost any branch
Of learning IN which they were
interested, Large appropria-
tions were set aside for doles and
FOR public works at which the
otherwise unemployed would be
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
TO HONOR
AMERICAN
RELIEF

LODI, May I3.-A monument
cCmmemoratinG American relief
work done in this city is to be
erected during the coming year,
according TO plans announced by
the Kropla Mleka ("Drop. Of
Milk y society, an organization
for the feeding Of babies. Bish-
op Tymienicl1i, had OF the Cath
Ollie Church here, is leading the
movement.
Lodz is the largest manufac-
turing city i'll Poland, and suf-
fered SO badly during and after
the war that American relief
work had to be done here oE q
large scale.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
MAY SAVE.
HISTORIC
STAND

Londcn, May 19.-By appeal
ne TO King George. friends Of
Mrs. Carolina Oxford hope to
save from abolition the little re-
freshmcnt kiosk in St. James
Park which she has conducted
for the past 60 years and which
has been in the possession Of her
family for three centuries.
Mrs. Oxford S great-great-
grandmother started the busi-
ness in a little shelter near the
Mall, opposite the Horse Guards
Parade, and was l01 .yeasr old
when she left it to her daughter.
Successive 1nothesfto-daughter
transfers have kept this re-
freshment stand in the family $
hands for more than 300 years.
The site is now wanted by the
Office of Works for the erection
of the Guard S war memorial.
but an influential committee ;S
trying to have another iocatinn
substituted
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
TAILED REPORTS
NOW AVAILABLE

Moscow. May 19.-Detailed re-
orts Of development Of trade
ttween Russia and the outside
orld since the beginning Of 1920
ave been published in the So
let in the Soviet press, covering
| le period since Russia S first
tace treaty was concluded will!
>th0nia when the blockade
. inst Russia was brought TO
b ene}. Chiefly due to lack Of
ben and tn G. condi
FoIs which existed during 1920.
Russia exported but little III thai
[me, the imports, however, be-
r. valued al 50.000.0OO gold
bibles.
But as soon as trade agencies
|nd representations had gained
firm footing in London, Berlin
stockholm and other industrial
enters. Az actual system became
apparent ii the foreign trade Of
fovlet Russia. all business being
armed on under supervision Of
i4e People : Commissar for
orelsn Trade, l.. B. Krassin.
IN 1927 Russia imported goods
alned at 2+6, 00o,000 gold rubIes
qaHatent ia 100000. chief
coal, chemical and metal goods
Pod~tui5s and textiles. In til.
ame year Russia exported goods
aiued al 20,0OO,000 gold rubles
hlefiy flax, and other raw nlc-
erials.
England took the lead in sup
LYING Russia with its needs last
ear with Germany second. Ihs
iellverles consisted chiefly oi
slletl:uraI requisites. America
gok taTd place, having supplied
percent Of the import goods
SctusEe e. Of relief supplies.
the Soviet press concludes
lnat, l!, OWING to the exhausted con
'u'loh ct the country, it i
Islee'F considered possible tc
!'cfea%e the export business dur
flls 1he next few years. although
e's one paper, an improvement
,oe quality of the goods ma,
well he expected.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
CHILE tn STABILIZE
ITS PAPER PESO

Santiago, May 18.-The plan
diseusad bye.American~ financlel.s
10 utilize surplus stocks Of gold
in the United States for the bene-
f:t Of certain Latin-American
countries with a view to aiding
EXCHANGE values would not be
practical for Chile, in the opln~
ion Of economists here, since she
already has accumulated what IS
considered an ample gold conver-
sion fund for possible redemption
or stabilization OF paper ciirren-
cv. This fund amounts to ! ~
C0OOOO gold pesos-approxi-
nately $40, OO,OO0-part OF
which is held here and part III
London.
The generally accepted view IS
that business men and INDUS
'tr;aiists in this country woulo
welcome some practical activity
It,,yard stabilizing the paper
,ssc, since it's exchange value
has experienced long PERIODS oi
virtual anarchy and, IN rela fAon
to the dollar, gradually has iaii-
~, from the war figure OF three
1to one in 1919 to more tiiah ~
to one III 1922.
These violent movements IN eA-
..b,,oa have been {; great de''
,.;,oent to commerce and TO nlVe9a-
ed capital and have been tne
cause it is asserted, OF certain
amount of commercial preludlce
.~ainst the United States, due 10
the rise Of the dollar. However,
i is not thought that United
Estates gold would be required !
IL the proposed regulation OF
exchange in order to bring abont
! . normal resumption OF trade be
tween the two countries.
/ American exports 10 Chile III
1918. according to figures pub
iIshed ii La Nacion, amounted 70
203 100000 gold pesos while IN
1921 they were less than loo;ooo
eco gold pesos.
Chile has been accumuiatlng
It's gold as conversion fund
;Sgainst possible redemption or
stabilization of its paper money
for number Of years with the
intention Of establishing a cen
trial bank with similar functions
as the Federal Reserve system in
the United States. The bank
would employ this gold as a re-
serve against convertible and
elastic paper currency.
/ The present gold conversion
fund. it is claimed. would sup
port paper money to the amount
of 220,0OO,0O0 pesos. According
to economists, a circulation OF
SOC, 100000 pesos would be am
pie for the needs Of the country.
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able to earn a living wage, and
it was hoped that conditions
would soon become better. New
ertheless, unemployment is still
the most serious problem Of
Sweden despite slight decrease
in the number of idle.
The .obless still number more
than 10000 of whom about 65,-
600 receive aid. This number is
higher than was expected and in
order tc keep within the budget,
the Unemployment Commission
land the government have had to
cancel during the summer unem-
rployment aid to unmarried men
and women, all farmworkers
Iand fishermen. It is belie2ed
that these classes can shift for
themselves during the summer
and pick up enough work to keep
them going. Married men with
families still draw stlpends,
while relief work OF all kinds Is
being planned.
The Unemployment Commits
sion is laying plans for exten-
s;ye forest work in cooperation
with the Forestry Board and the
State Domains Department.
Furthermore, about 5000, 900 has
been diverted from the unem-
;ployment fund for buying paving
stones to be placed at the dis
posal, free of cost, of certain
towns and highway boards for
the improvement Of streets and
roads, thus affording employ
ment to considerable numbers.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
CALL ON GOVERNMENT tn
PUT STOP TO MASSACRE
OF ARMEN|ANS BY TIIREs TIL

Kalelsh, Ma,,es! ~Calling on
the Pre>ider1.n .ne United States
to putSeSa !, TO massacres Of
Chrlstla by the Turks. the
Episcopal convention of the
North Carolina Diocease yester-
day passed a resolution strongly
commencing the Near East Re
lief Tor it's work Of succoring the
Unfortunate Armenian peoples
and saving them from extinction.
The Ven. Morrison, Bethea, Sec
retary Of the convention. was in
tructed to write to President
harding, Senators Simmons and
Overman and the North Carolina
Gtsegatlon in Congress calling
their attention to the attitude OF
the convention on the Near Eas
anaSsacres. The resolution was
introduced by Rev. Milton A
}afoer OF Raleigh ana reported
out Of the resolutions committee
unanimously Wednesday, night.
The resolution condemned all
70! tll11.-1G peat l2ol1ersss ssilssof sthss.
world, including ths United
States government, for allowing
nch unWarranted persecution OF
Christians when it is in their
power to stop it. It unqualified
y indorsed the work Of the Near
East Relief and called on ali
t:pssco palians and other Chris
ialls to aid the campaign Of this
rHat ht'fnailitarian organization
. the fullest eXtcnt-morally
physically and financially.
The rasoit.on set forth that the
imprisonment Of 100000 Armen-
ian women and young girls in the
2snsp spaakabie harems Of the Turk
and tie failure Of the Of the al
lies 70 keep their promise to re
lease them Is an outrage against
civilization, that the work Of the
/ Near East RELIEF in saving from
starvation the 800 ,0O0 helpless
little children and act Of mercy
]]ea place hitherto llnparelled
n tlTa history Of mankind, and
that the Great Powers Of the
wor!d who are after the Mohanl.
jmcdan calico trade and permit
Ithese outrages to exist should be
condemned.
After DR.. Barber had spoken
j briefly IN introducing his resolu-
5tion ". A. Erwin Of Durham, il
Iayman, spoke in favor Of it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
W WonaenDenied
klgi1tofThe
llrone

Av,' S'r7' May 19,-Women are
+ fAcl'''iea from the throne Of
|, 1ir' ~ under a royal rescript
|nn a'''1 A#a been issued establish
n5 we right Of succession by
|on n]'c..,@ntt'1rc. ~ Prince Faroulz,
o. nag Fuad was designated
~ present heir to the throne.
h. = f'Scrlpt provides that If
/ i VIZ has no male children
|ho H. ela'St ! brother succeeds to
|l;s;', .H' Alohamed Ali family are
[bo ','e =. Tor the throne exceDr
[I1m: '"'mer ex-Khedive Abbas
[gll4It1' who was deposed in
nnI,. aRt the exclusion does not
/ ~ Es.. . !, his descendants.
I's+ae +ae1' :, King will secretly nom
bnt M 'h,.oe persons as proreeent
tiph+ +1'aeo''ament ~ is allowed the
. approval or change.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
/ riialFor reason
I'm West Virginia
(By Associated Press)

Charleston, w. Va, May 49,
) Judge Woods overruled a motion
To direct verdict Of not guilty
II the case Of William Blizzard
charged with treason as result
OF an armed march last summer
galnsts Logan County. The
judge limited the state as to the
over act on which it relied to con
Wet to the defendants presence
with the armed marchers in Lo.
gan County.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
British Hero
Lands Job

London, May Ex-Sergeant
/ tharles Spackman, holder o1:
award, the Victoria Cross, re
Gently appealed to a London
newspaper to find him a job as
he had tried unsuccessfully for
months and was in bad straits.
Details of his case were publish
ca and scores OF offers Of en-
I,loyment were quickly made.
>packman is now reception
clerk in an office building with
permanent employment assured.
:le Won his medal by taking
sing gEehanded, a machine-gun en-
placement from the Germans at
Cambria.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
PRESS REPORTS
ENDANCER LIVES
RELIEF WORKERS
iBY Associated Pressl

Constantinople, May 19.-The
publication Of reports by Ameri-
can relief workers in interior
Asia Minor concerning the sys-
tematlc persecution Of Christians
by Turkish Nationalists jeopdiz-
ed the position Of the workers.