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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05
HOT WORK TO
DRILL VOLCANO
Hope to Find a Way to
Harness Natures Steam
Power to Work

HtIO. Island Of Hawaii 4. H.
July I-Dflliings into the volcano o.
Kllauga on this island IN the hope
OF discovering some means Of hhr-
Messing tho steam and hoat Of the
natural phenomenon ana utlliNhS
the resultant power In industry,
have brought 10 light the apparent
existence of iron and cooper in ihe
mountainous crater, according 10
scientists directing the drilling
The matcrial through which th,
drills are sinking consists of "a slh'
cious ore containing iron sulphid"s
ana pyritcs which Indicate tho pres
encc OF copper
Tho drilling. which was interrupt
ed hy tho recent activity In orators
n miles from llalemautnau. the
active ~ of kilagua, has been con
durtcd under difficulties. due TO the
excessive heat OF tho region ana the
fact that live steam rises IN clouds
and condcnscs around the boring
rig.
Tho steam, however, Is only sur
face steam or water vapOr caused by
sccpage of rain from the ground
surface. and the drills are not yet
down 10 depth whore II may be de-
tcrmined whether there IS sufficient
steam al high enough tempera-
iure TO furnish steam that may. In
turn, be used commercially.
The hoat qt the present depth OF
tho drilling hppcnrs to be fairly CON
stant at a temperature OF 96.3 de-
grccs centigrade or Approximately
2Ot degrees Fahrenheit
The question confronting tho
scientists is whether this heat will
increase as the drills bite their way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05
You Can't Trust
CaIomeI at All
1t is Mercury, Quicksilver, Sail
Yates, causes rheumatism
and Bone Decay

The next dose OF calomel you take
may sallvate you. u may shock your
liver or start bone necrosis. Cal0mel
Is dangerous. IL Is mercury quick
silver II crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. crampinR and sickening
you. Calomel attacks the bones and
should never be put into your
system.
II you feel bilious, hoadachy con
stipated and all knocked out, lust
80 to your druggist and get "a bottle
OF Dodson's Liver Tone for a few
cents which is q harmless vegeta BILE
substitute for dangerous calomel
Take a spoonful and II It doesn't
start your liver and straighten you
up better and quiCked than nasty
calomel and without making you
sick you Just go back and get your
money.
Don't take calomel! II can not be
trusted any more than a leopard or
wildcat. Take Dodsons Liver
Tone which straightens YOU right
up and makes you feel fine. No
salts necessary. Give 1t to the chill
dren because II is perfectly harm
less and can not sallvsta-Adyer-
tisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05
TREE FALLS IN THE LAKE
Giant Florida cypress Undermined
nv IffCct of Drainage.

MOORE HAVEN, Flt.r July a.
Tho lookout trrC" a Dyprrss be-
lID,yd TO have been the largest in
Florida ana which had stood for
1e,4 near tine shore of Lake Okec-
,huhcc short distance from tho
settlement Of Belle Glade, hns fnllcn.
After wiihs'ludluR violent storms.
the big trD". 40 iput Goo ciroumtpr-
oncr eight feet above tho ground.
tupplod before % light gust of wind.
SIbsidlnE Of the waters because Of
tho drainage OF tho Everglades hnd
resulted ln "a settling Of the muck
ground which left lts roots under
mined
At the base or the trco waA an
artificial mound Of sand believed to
have hrnu carried there from the
lake shore by mound builders who
unco were inhabitants of the terri
tory Tho Indians or pre- historic
pcuplc buried many OF thoir dead In
tho mound for numerous specimens
Of human bones have been recover
ed from It. ono ot the most inter
cstiug Of these was a wristhone On
rirclod by a crude handcuff, re-
cont discovery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05
HOW MEASURING
CUPS MARKED
Process of Etching Fine
Lines on Vessels
Of Glass

CHICAGO. July 4--Whon you
pick Up % glass measuring cup ~
measure the sugar for o cake. doos
10 ever occur 90 you how the figures
and lines urr put on ~ HnYo YOU
over wondered how ''e rrndniluus
are pat on delicate l.tlo thcrmomr.
tcr2 n &c all done ~ "a process
called etching
Glass osscuually is r. mixture ot
4icatp4 Uf calcium ana sodium.
with nu oXOoaa of silica. A com
mon example OF Silica l8 ordinary
wud Technically 10 IS known ns
silicon dloNidc. FluOriue unilo7
with silicon forming a. gas called
EIiDon tctrHtluOTldc IluOrino FOR
tho purpose 81 obtained through
hydronuorlr acid, which decomposos
glass rapidly
Tnis is the process. Thc piece
of glass 10 be etched is covered with
parnnu or wax ~ somo sort. Then
the markings Hre cut through tho
covering with a sharp pointed lusiru.
mont Tho article lg thrn exposed
TO either lluull or gaseous hydro
fmurlc acid. Tho pHa silicon trru-
fluoridc pug8cp OF from the reaction.
This gas is very poisonous, so that
the process has to be- carried on iu
"a chamber with "a drau called u
hood. Tho calcium fluorldc ana the
sodium fluorido which are formed
whore the glass Is uncovered ARE
fino powers. ana falling away leave
rough surfaces Thcs" are the
marks on your measuring cup ana
the rrodniiona on your thermometer
Tho wax Is removed. and the article
ls finished
ITvdrufluorlc acid IS generally
made by pouring sulphurlc acid on
calcium fluoridc. The heat caused
by tho reaction of these two sub
stances is sufficient 10 vaporlzo the
hydrofluoric acid. The entire pro-
ccss must take place In lead
vessel or chamber, because neither
the acid nor the vapor unltea with
lead.
This is Just ono ~ the many ways
in which scientific theory has had
practical applications. A good share
OF the modern improvements and
converionccs have been the result
OF intellectual curiosity In one Of
tho pure sciences. Some other in
gcnious person found n practical
use for the principals thus found
That IN tho reason why many
commercial institutions keep re
search scientists IN their employ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05

costly idlenes5 until they can be
used to destroy the men and ships
OF other lands.
Civilization has discovered only
two ways to compel settlements of
human disputes. One is by arbi-
trary force and violence and the
other Is by law. In international
affairs shall we live by violence or
by law? We have no other alterna-
tive. Let us enlist in this great
crusade--the war to end war"
Robins suggested that the
students, representative of 80 ma
tions at the sonference. enlist In
the war TO end war" by participant
ing in debates. discussions and
meetings. by speaking and writing
about II and by introducing resou-
tions at conventions and confer
enCpS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05

can be seen IN beam OF sunlight
crossing room Bits OF clay lime
stone. coal dust. aud rcfuso from the
streets are caught up by the wind
and carried into houacs. Even mi-
mute fhrodH of cotton. linen, ana hay
get into ain But the most objection
able Of all are such organic particles
as pollen grains the spores of tuuFi
and m0lds bactsrll. and other mi
crOscuplc organisms. u i8 these iat-
ter That cause the trouble In exposed
food ana that have made necessary
"a good deal Of food legislation.
II is because OF these impurities
thbt washing tho uir be- deemed ucc-
css1ry washing gets rid ut practl-
cHlly an of them. carbon diUXldo IL
% Els which ls readily soluble I'm
wHtcr. aud it ia tho Ercatc8t often
dor Dur mod other particles are
Uua1y removed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05

through the lava rock. which has
proved difficult OF penetration at
some points where only three or four
feet resulted from entire operations
OF day
The first hole attempted was drlv-
en- approximately 20 feet when II
was found that tho rock beneath
was tilted at such an angle that the
drill dHs directed an q slant which
would have MADE cXtricHtion Of the
tools impossible. This hole was
capped and another started with ne
same result. but more favorable
conditions were found In several
other locations and IL is hoped that
eventually the drills may dis their
way down at least 100 feet The
drilling experiment IS OF tremendous
Interest TO sciontlsts and geoloRists
who hope that It may solve the ques-
tinn OF what is underneath a vol
CuuO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05
FIFTY YEARS AGO

n woman in Lynn. Mass. was steep.
ing herbs on her kitchen stove ac-
cording to recipe of her own, 10
furnish medicine for the women OF
the neighborhood. To-day, n stones
throw from tho little house where
she lived, there is four-stOry lab
oratory, making the same medicine
for the women of the world. Dun.
ing the last year nearly 300 tons q
carefully selected herbs were used
in the manufacture OF Lydia D..
Pinkham's Vegetable ompound
A woman's medicine for womcrs
tilments. Have you tried it?-Ai-
Vertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05

NORTH RANDALL. CLENE-
LAND. Ohio, july 4--Charlcy
sweet, owned by Dr. J.. 7. Cooper OF
Dayton, ohio, and driven by G. II.
tSpeckJ Erskino, also OF Dayton,
won the Edwards $4,000 purse for
2.OS class taccrs. the feature event
Of the forty-ninth renewal OF Grand
Circuit harness horse racing which
opened here today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05
On Summer Vacations.

Three members OF the staff Of
the Tulsa public library are now on
their summer vacations. Miss
Aimee NJ. Peters, cataloger. has just
left for a months vacation in her
homo, Richmond. Va. and at Wash
ington, ID. c., where for four yars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05

she was employed as cataloger in
the United States air service library,
Miss Gladys Sartoni and Miss Bon.
ME White. both desk assistants. are
on n two weeks outing at Roaring
River, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05
Their Secret

Hello, papa" said his little
daughter, calling him up on the
phone.
Hello. dear! what Is ~"
/ wish you'd bring me some
candy when you come home this
evening
AN right. but why do you spell
It out?"
"'Cause I don't want anybody
else to know what I'm saying"
Boston Transcript.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-05

Few York City has 200 hotels N
room capacity sufficient to accom-
mediate from 10000 to 10000
pupstR
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
V ZAJMU OkOLI BROAD
WAY A VYCH. SIS. UL.

Y okolf Broadway a vvch
IS N lest tTeba organisace.
iea bv se starala neien 0 mas
pon4kud chabV spoleCenskV IL
vot ale ipz bv plsobila sn6-
ry iinymi, zeim6na 0 n6ktere
mlstni potreby opravy, zkrat-
ka spoleGnost, jez by pracovala
pro vSeobecny yyvoj cel6ho to-
hoto sousedstvi. Podobna or
ganisace bv mela V sob6 Zahr-
novati ZaSturce Skol. cirkVi,
knihoyen, spolku, obchodnich
spoletenstev, tovaren, KITE
rych obyvatelstVo toto CtVrtl
nachazi zam6stnani, NEST
skTch lifqdniku, zde bvdlicich
tlenu mistnl divise mestska
sluzby, iako poIicie hasitstya
i jedeotIiycJ. majicich celou
vefeinost iistych zajmu kteii
vSiehni bv sc nell spojjti Y ie
dine teleso, iez by pracovalo
pro blaho cel@ho okoi.
Ia 1Gelem ustanovenj kona-
~ bvlv liz dve predb6zn6 schl,
20 j navrzeny liz stanovv
kter6 budou k verein9mu pro-
iednanl predlozeny na schulz
Va yeyeind knihovne "a Broad
way patek odnoIedne 81.
bfoz O hodin6 k niz zva-
na Jest celia vereinost Slc(na
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
POHRESOVANY SPEkU-
LIANT DOSUD NE
ZVESTNYM.

V podant zalobt proti the
/. II. Winkelman co. jest uda-
vano, ze zmizeIE j. II. Green
(Greenberg) clevelandskT po-
ZemkoVy obchodnik a financni
spekulant, zde zanechal duve-
rivym lidem pamatku y podo-
be dluhn We vySi iednoho milo
nu. Pravnl zastupce Veriteld
II. j. Turney objeVil, re zmize-
~ obchodoVal yelkOu zasobou
cennych papiru, ktere Y millio-
novych obnosech kupoval a
prodaVaI Y kur5oVni hodnote.
Y soudni petici jest pax lada-
no, ably Winkelmanoya spolec.
most oznamila podrobny finan.
chi vykaZ q Vsech teehto Gree
noVych obchodech. Jak Vypo.
vida soudem dosazeny recei
Yer M =. Goodman, nemel nj
kdy Green paplry Y maletku
nebot' Sc iednalo jen 0 fingo
ny prodej koupi. Pri speku
laci piisel Green sam as I
$50 900. Kde Sc hledany spe
kulant Zdrzuie, neni dosud IN;
mo, jen neurclte zpravy ozna
muH, re byl widen ruznycI
m6stech V kalifornii, NeXiku
ha Y New lorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28

CHCETE-Ll, ably vase det, by
iy samy smich a zert, dejte
jim dost COMMUNITY NILE
KA a-e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
ZE SCHUZE SkOLNI RADY.

Ma odporuGeni Skolniho ridi-
tele +. &. Hogana zrizeno by
10 mlsto inspektora stavebnlch
vad pri Skolnl rade rocnim
platem $500. Hogan predlozil
akoIni rade seaman vsech zru-
Senych uradu, kterez drastlcke
opatrenl zmensuJe rozpocet o
S7666. Novy urad inspektora
jest die navthoNatele potreb-
nym nejen k vuli uspoTe. ale i
pro zdraVl bezpecl ditek. Ne
III pry ami takoyeho nebezpeci
pozaru iako nebezpecl vadne
stavby, nebot' nektere stavby
skolni lsou staflm yellce wet
seIe a Jest zahodno pomysleti
ma opravy drive, dokud nebu-
! de pozde. Krone toho budou
zfizena dve mista Skolnich
zdravotnich inspektoru,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
MESTSkA RADA ODHLASO-
VALA $5,O19.594 MA
UPRAVU.

Ma VterelSlm zaSedani NEST
sic rady prijata byla ordinan-
ce, kterou Jest povoleno $240.-
Ola ma dlazbu ulic, $278.58C
ma prace kanaliSacni $500
600 ma roz$ireni mestskG elek-
trarny. Dale bylo uvazoVano
0 ordinanclch ruznych vyboru
ma vydani bondu ia SOL 200 Ma
upraVu sVazeni smeti odpad-
ku a S7G.600 ma vnitrni zarize-
nj noVeho auditoria. Prace ma
uliCnich drazbach a kanalech
zapoCne liz prlStim tydnem a
jak oznamuje riditel mestske
sluZby John +. Malinn, Prime
jeho department ma 200 muzu,
kterouz praci pov6fen Jest po-
ulitni komisar Mudroch. Y sra
leni smeti pax zaveden budc
novy system a starry 2pusob,
poehazei.ci je4t6 3 roku 1870
bude zanechan.
Die vzaiemne dohody mezi|
mtstskym vyborcm pro noyy|
staVebni rad a Il. A. Robertson
tajemnikem the Builders EX-
change byla odlozena petice,
pozaduiici zrizeni zvlaStm
straze Y diyadleeh, iez ma bd.-
Il chodu.
Pres oposici vyboru inzeny-
RI, linz Sc postayil cello rad
nj W. Smith a byValy podni
komisar G. +. S hulz, pros!a
ordinance, povoluiici vydani
bondu We vysi $2,723.000 urce-
Inych vodarensk6mu departe~
mentu, ktery penez vyuzije na
ltYstaVbu BaldWinoVa vodoje-
mn. Smith nayrhoval, ably $
definitivnim rozhodnutim by
10 poseckano az by eely pro.
jekt prozkoumali 3 inzenyri,
nebydlici Vubec Clevelande.
aniz majlclch nejak6ho osob--
niho zajmu na celem miliono-
vtm podniku. Oposici Sc hla-
Vne nezamlouva die ieiiho nl-
hleda, nepfizni1e polozea: &C
leho projektu.
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starr CESTl
OSADNiCI.

konaii pri5ti nedeli odpoledne
2. dubna V Ceske Mar. Sini svo
il fadnou schulz. Po vyTizeni
spolkoveho jednani, V zaiima-
yem program6 promluvf G ---
Stare nasi ceske vlasti pan
Joze Havranek, Glen byv. praz~
sk6 delegace re slavnych dni
sokolskych V Chicago, 1921.
Dale sc Glenove uv6domuii,
re zabavni vybor kona velke
pfipravy k iarnimu p!es2l, KITE
ry usporadan bude nedeli
odpoledne dne %. dubna t. +.
We velkem sale Cesie Mar. 81
ne. Jelikoz zabavy Starycn
Ceskych Osadnik6 staly Sc V
naSi Ceske obci clevelandsk6
zabavami hledanymi, neb ot'
snad zadn6m jin6m spolku
nemozno nal6zti tolik stare
pravG teske upflmnosti a ST.
deCnosti jako prave Kruhu
na2ich starych osadnlk0, '.tefi
sami Sc test ma spoletn6 sejiti
a svoii bodrou povahou lakaji
mezi sebe velky kruh genera
ce mladSi.
Upozorn6te tez svoje prate-
le a sousedy ma tuto jarnl IA
havu a pozVete ie take do ne
demi naSi schuze. by Sc t@a
stall naSimi cleny. Nebot' i
tyto schuze staroosadnickG pro
svuj zajimavy program byVaii
Cetn6 navStevovany. kde Sc
starr znami a vernl pfatelc
schazivaii, by We vesel6 nala-
de sc pobavili a pfatelskGm
rozhovoru pookfali.
Tedy ma shledanou vsichni Y
ned6li We schulz.
Ia predsednictvo uctiyG I'VE
M. Zeman, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
NEMOCNA kRAJANkA PRE-
JETA AUTOMORILEM.
Nesvedomiti ridici jsou odsuzo-
vani do robotarny.

Manzelka Michala Chovan-
ce, bydliciho els. 3058 zap.
Ill. ul., jest churavou a po-
uziva poiezdne zidle, kterou
postrkuje pi. n. Tinkerova.
Vtera byla timto zpasobem We
zena po Lorain ave. zap. Id
ul., kdyz pojednou Sc prihnalo
auto, iez vozik ieji zasahlo a
il Samoa yyhodilo pet stop da-
leko, hlavou prav6 proti ka-
mennemu okraii chodniku. Je-
j prjlyodkyn6 Tinkerova zd-
stala v$ak kaadeho 6razu use
tfena. Zran6na Chovancova,
jez eta IS roku, byla doprave-
ma lined do nemocnice sv. Ja-
ma, kde il lekafi oVazali, ale
rrohlasili jeji zraneni ia po-
mern6 lehkG, takze byla propu-
Stena do domaciho oSetfovani.
Druhou ob9ti Sc stal 26-lety
Roemer McIntyrem, 1875 Ro-
binWood Ave. Lakewood, kite
~ byl automobilem preiet na
Cook Detroit Ave. Lake
wood, byl dovezen do lake
woodskt nemocnice, kde lekafi
shledali, re ma pohmozdGny
hrudnik.
Y obou techto uvedenych
plipadech riditi auta nezasta-
viii, ale odieli bezohledne 2
mista melody, aniz by Sc poda-
filo ziistiti tisla jejich tabu-
lex.
Pffsn6jSi tresty nyni uSt6dfo-
vane ia neopatmou jizdu pa
trne zmenSily potet pfipadi ma
trafitnim soud6 municipalniho
soudce Alvy X. Corletta.
John Schora, 1869 vych. 10
ul., jenz prejel k smrti V sobo-
tn odpoledne krajana. 60-lete-
no Emilia Sedlaka, 9l23 Holton
Ave. byl vcera vyslechnut ma
obzalobu re zabiti. Soud jeho
vsak byl odroCen ma den 27.
dubna. Byl propuSten ma svobo
du 20 slozeni zaruky $4,000.
Ia vcerejSiho soudniho Ease
dani odsouzeni byli dalsl ctyri
antoistG od dvou az do osmi-
denniho pobytu robotarne a k
nahrade soudnfch 6trat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
MESTSkE PARRY RUDOJ
OZIVENY NOVYMI ZABAV-
MIMI PODNIkY.
Stanky obGerstvenim budou
zadany jednotlivcum.

Riditel mestskych parku o.
znamil vtera novy plan, die
ktereho mali byti clevelandskG
parky opatfeny kolotoci j.
nym zabavnlm zarizenim, ur-
cenym arci hlavne pro nasi
mladez. Podobne i vodni hou
paCka ' Edgewater parku ~
stanc zachovana, Jest to tyz
podnik, pro ktery byl sveho ca
su napadan byvaly radni ny
nei5i okresnl komisar Zmunt.
proto, re byl jednim 2 riditelu
tohoto vydtlecneho podniEu.
Hlavni namitka zn6la, ze NEST
sky radni nema byti finanCne
angazovan zadnem podob.
nem obchode. Kdyz vSak me-
sto shledalo, re ma q podniku
samo slusny pfiiem, dostava
20 procent hrubeho pfiimu, by
la celia zalezitost urovnana.
Skorem vsechny tyto podni-
ky zada mesto iednotlivcum
krone tancirny V Edgewater,
kterou povede ma vlastni rezii.
Konkurs pro uchazece o stanky
$ obcerstvenim i move podniky
bude uverejnen co nejdrive.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28

CHCETE-LI, ably vase deti by.
ly samy smich a zert, dejte
Jim dost COMMUNITY NILE
x A a-G
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
DKUHY ZAMEST Nance
UNION kLUBU ZATCEN.

Y uradovne distriktniho ma
vladniho Spoj. Statu vyslech-
nuta byla Vcera odpoledne il
sta zena stfan pripadu paSoya-
nj a zkonfiskoVani koralky i
$ vachtou "Tranquillo" a vypo-
yedi iejl zavinilv, ze Sc dostal
IA zelezne zaclony liz druhy
zamestnanec Union clubu. Jme
10 udavacky Sc tail. ale vypo-
Vedi ieli pry cel0u temnou
zalezitost vnesly jisteho svet-
la. Zatcen byl klubovni sklad-
mix Frank kerze, jenz Sc bude
muset zodpovldati Z techze pre-
hmatu jake V sobotu zatceny
manager uvedeneho klubu
Theo De Witt. Jsou obvineni,
ze drive nez yachta S "draho-
eennVm nakladem' bvla zaba,
vena, obdrzeli 60 beden viii
sky. Kerze vse popira a zapii-
saba Sc. ze mistnoSti klubu by
" od iakziva tim nejcistSlm
mistem pokud Sc tyce pitt Tho
vim, celia akce Jest pry jen "a
ucelem, ably ma nekterych Gle
mech vydlrany byly penize. Tc
by bylo sice oSklive, ale pak-li
mali Glenove prominentni tt
organlsace ciste svedomi, pax
ncmuSi miti strachu. .lak Dc
Witt tax kerze jsou po sloze
nj zaruk ma svobode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
SESTRY BLAZkOVY v
NEMOCNICI.

Chicago. Ill. 26. bfezna. -
Nemocnice West End Hospi-
tai. nalezajiel Sc Y cisle 35 liz-
nj Hoyne Av dostala vcera pa
cienta hodn6 neobvykleho.
Jsou to sestry Josefina a Ruze-
M BIazkovy, po celem svete
proslula srostla dvojcata, KITE
ri Sc roznemohla tax vazne, re
STAY ieiich pusobi nemale sta
rosti neienom lekarum, kteii je
oSetiuil, ale jejich manageru
panu Ike Rosovi. 1rpi zlouten-
kou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
CO ZDE JESTE NEBYLO
TULAk AVlATlK.

DO Clevelandu Jest ocekavan
M e. Riddick, syn kongresnika
Cao'la w. Riddicka q Montanv.
AViatik "uletel' = liste skoly
\ Minneapolis do Washlngtonu
Y aeroplanu, proti yuli otce a
zIvl Sc ma ceste tim, ze posky-
TUE raft obcanum Y menslch
ohioskych mestech. Ia ieden
vzlct do oblacne rise eta S5
a vydelal pry timto zpusoben
liz 1865.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-22
LEADING ISSUES
SH0NINGDECLINE
Selling of Coalers Feat.
ures Big Sales on
Market

NEW YORK, March 22.-Labor
disturbances, as indicated by the
impending coal. strike and higher
money tendencies, cnll loans ris.
ing to 5M per Gent caused price
changes in today'A, stock market.
Sales approximate 10000
shares.
Almost without exception,
prices of leading issues showed a
downward trend at the opening OF
today's stock market. Interest
focused in the coalers because OF
the strike order OF the United
Mine Workers. Anthracite and
bitumlnous shares were lower by
fractions to almost one point and
the entire railway division eased.
Oils, coppers and textiles also
gave way moderately, but equip
ments, motors and chemicals were
firm. Pressure against high grade
industrials. made little Roadway,
United States Steel soon recover
ing it's early loss, of fraction.
Initial foreign exchange rates
were mixed, sterling strengthen
ing, while the German mark con.
tinued to weaken.
Steels rallied briskly under
lead of Bethlehem. but Mexican
oils and several of the prominent
rails reacted more severely. The
closing was irregular.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-22
KEENEY GOES SLOW
CONTINUED from par- one,

knew before he had nothing to Of
fer, but he was very anxious not
to be misunderstood and as candid
statement that he could not talk
business at that time would have
been detrimental, he accepted the
invitation and let 1t be understood
that he was receptive on the sub
ject. This paved the way for what
he anticipates will be some con-
crete action at Saturdays confer
ence. Keeney will hardly issue
any statements until after the Bal.
timore meeting.
Operators here have stressed the
point that they want no stoppnge OF
work. Keeney no doubt believes o
contract here would help to line up
Kanawha fields. AS a whole. .Kee.
ney personally, as well as the or.
ganization. has much at stake and
it's safe bet'he will go the limit to
get a contract with Northern West
Virginia operators.
There is a possibility for a brief
suspension here to gloss things
over after April 1, but the miners
realize more than ever anything
they do to embarrass the operators
at time when they are willing tn
talk contract is passing up an OPP
portunity and none realizes /,
more than President Lewis him.
self.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-22
Dancer Funeral
to Be Tomorrow

Funeral services for William S.
Dancer, 73 year sold, well known
resident of thisscity. who died at
1880 last evening at his homo at
610 Fairmont avenue, after an Ill.
ness with a complication OF dis.
eases, will be held tomorrow.
Mr.. Dancer was vice president
Of the Hall Hardware Co., In this
city and was one of the eity's sub
stautial citizens.
Short services will, he held
Thursday evening at s O'Clock ut
the residence and will be conduct.
ed by the Rev. ]. C. Bloomfield
pastor OF the NJ. P. Temple. as.
sisted by the Rev. c. II. King,
pastor Of the First NJ. E. Church.
Friday morning the body will be
taken to Elm Grove where services
will be held in the old stone church
and where burial will be made.
Undertaken r. C. Jones has
charge Of the funeral arrange
ments.