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The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-15
Bolls Bros. Harness and Shoe Shop. Phone 269.

Seven-room house for rent or sale. Frauenthal & -Sdtf.
 Don't let that battery freeze Have it recharged. Krieger & James, phone 456.-2-14d3t
 Buttermilk for sale. Mrs. S. E.. Anderson, 206 South Faulkner street, phone 407.-2-14d3t*
 Bring your bicycle to B. T. Clifft to have it repaired. Prices right. Phone 252.-2-15d2t. We deliver your groceries the min ute order is received. B. T. Clifft, phone 252.-2-15-d2t H. A Ludwig of the Greeson drug store returned this morning from a visit to relatives at Roland.
 White Plymouth Rock eggs for set ting. They are the best. G. D. Estes, phone 327.-2-10eod6t
 Nancy Hall sweet potatoes, 25 cents per peck at Hiegel, Thessing & Moix. Phone 461-We Deliver-d1t.
 Poorman (Bred to lay) White Rock eggs. $50, $2.OO and $2.5o per set ting. V G Craig-2-15dtf.
 New floors for old. Use Old Eng fish Wax. Krieger & James, phone 456-we deliver.-2-14d3t
 For Rent or Sale-Five-room resi- dence with bath. Call Mrs. Fred Bailey, phone 174.-2-11dtf
 For Sale-Sweet milk, 10c at; but ter milk, 15c gal; butter, 40c lb; fresh eggs. Phone 492W.-2-14d3t*
 want to trade for 15 or 20 horse power oil burning stationary engine. Talk quick. G. L. Burke-2-15d2t.
 L. S. Dunaway returned this morn ing to Little Rock after a stay of several days with his family here.
 For sale cheap, or trade for city property, one well improved 160-acre farm. G. A. Freeman.-2-14d3t*
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-15
WHITE OAK"

There are several novel and unusual situations in White Oak" William s. Hart's new Paramount picture which comes to the Ideal theatre to- morrow. One of the most thrilling and splendidly portrayed scenes is the reproduction of the famous "circle of death" An entire tribe of Indians in full war regalia attack the biggest and richest wagon train out of Inde- pendence, Mo, in the year 1852. The train has been betrayed to the h. dians by four white traitors who are with the emigrants. A revengeful old chieftain swoops down in ambush with his entire fighting strength. The battle scenes are charged with dan ger and thrills, as well as excitement This is a marvellous reproduction oi the historical circle of death in all its realism and the actual action as wei
 as the photoplay was difficut to get.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-15
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the people of this neighborhood and community for their kindness and sympathy shown us dur ing the sickness and death of our wife, mother and grandmother.
 J. C. Bailey, Children and Grand children.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-15
WEEK END DANCE.

A week end dance for members of the Elks club and their families and guests will be given in the club hall Friday night with music by an. or chestra of local young men. The CO., operative fee will be very nominal
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-15
COUNCIL SHOWED OUT.

Last nights heavy snowstorm prob ably accounted for the city failing to have quorum for it's regular semi monthly meeting. Adjournment was taken until o'clock this afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-15

George w. James returned this morning from Ada, Okla, with his son, Frank James, who has been ill there for some time. On account of poor health from which he has sui fered since removing to Oklahoma, Mr James has resigned his position at Ada and will make his residence at Conway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
OkRES PRIPRAVEN K Wy
BfRANf DAM, ALE PO-
PLATNICTVO DOSUD
NIKOLI.

Jak hlasi okresni pokladnik
R. c. Mcbride byl pondelek
prvnim dnem pro vybirani po-
loletnlch okresnich davek. O.
kres Sc dobre pripravil, a po-
stavil pet stanku pro kolekci.
Ale jak znamo nepatri placeni
dani prave k nejprijemnejsim
obcanskym povinnostem a pro-
to bylo co delati sotva IL stan
ku iedineho "a prave uplynul6
diva dny. Poslednim datem k
zaplaceni dani jest 20. cerven
ale den byva pravideln6 odsu-
nut 0 80 dni, tudiz do 20. Ger
vence. Letosni pololetni dane
mali obohatiti okresni poklad
nu o S25,0O0.000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
v ZfTREJSlM VELKEM CTVRTECNfM PRODEJI
"U KOU D E L W, 4526 A 4528 BROADWAY
ma dete velke hodnoty vzacne lace prvotrdniho
bezvadneho zaruceneho zboz.

Zensk6 perkalov6 zast6ry rukavy mry SO 46 20
Zenske nocni kosic paynkove, p6kne zdoben6 po SSc
Zenske bile spodnicky, CSC S125 druh, po .... 79c
Zenske bloomer spodky kveovaneho krepu. po 5s-
Dvci patenkove nocni koSile, pro az 12lete po
DVci 75c novomodni zastery neznych vzorkJ pc 54c
Dvti boomer spodky zdobene vySivkou my II 12
Detske soc boomer spodky cerneho saenu, po 29c
Detske 98c prac obleky novych stalych barev po
Chlapeck6 modre paenky (overas) miry - par 45c
$125 yzetov6 Vrchn kahoy hochy od 6 DO 20 let 75c
Muzske oVeras kabaty vJborne jakos po 79c
Muzske vSedni modr6 kosie, 98c druh po ...... SOC
Muzske modr6 cervene neb bile kapesnky velk po 4hc
Zenske detsk6 bile kapesnky JENNIE, ....
25c perkalove capky gumo zdoben6 zoubkvanim,
SOC gumove kahotky pro nemluVnata, po 23c
25c 29c gumoVG Gapky ku koupani, po lee
SOC mportovan6 gmpy cicham, stucka po 4l5c
Ustrojene outky (do) II palcu vysoke, po 23c
lOc 'Machless vasove silky .......... Csc
Detske 1Oc kartacky zuby
15c masinovy oei nejepsho druhu veka ahev .....
soc femeny ku vSem Sicim sroium po .......... 33c
Zoubkovan vsech baev ku zdoben pracich yd
1Oc cokovani barevnym okrajem yd StlCka .... Sc
Richardson's maSnove hedvabi vsech barev cvka 81c
1Oc O. N. T. leskla prize ku hackovani kubko po Tee
&c Mile End nejlepsl maSinove mite, bile neb Gern6
1Oc Royal Society eska prize ku hackovani po - 81ac
Bavnka vyspravu puncoch vSech barev, civka 21bc
sc Sansk eskla prize ku hackovani, 30 ruz barev Sc
1Oc sponky stuhy do vasi. DO SC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
DOPRAVNi OBTfZE We
WEST PARkU.

Obyvatele tohoto predmesti
budou patrne nuceni uzivati
pri jizd6 do mesta autobusu,
jelikoz spoleGnost The Cleve-
land, Southwestern & Colum-
bus lnterurban Line nechce ma
dalsich ) roku prodlouziti W.
sadu "a 5-centoye jizdne. w
sada stara VyprSi 27. cervence.
Spoletnost pozaduje nyni jizd-
ne Zoe a move vyjednavani di.
ii Sc bude patek. Celia "a
lezitost pax bude snad Y listo-
padoyych volbach predlozena
k rozhodnuti obcanstvu. Zpra-
w Sc uehopily nektere podni-
ky a radnice jest zaplavena
navrhy Ma autobusove spojeni
RoZhodnutl arci zalezeti bude
jak dopadne patecni smlouva.
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
kONVENCE PROTI ZBYTEC.
MENU kOURI.

X 16. yyrocnimu sjezdu
sdruzeni pro zamezeni kou-
re-, konanem Y Statlerov6 no.
telu dostavilo Sc nekolik ma
yoru. radnieh zastupcu OBJ
tanskych organisaci z Canto-
nu, Akronu 4 Tolcda. Dnes ie
tax zvany damsky den Il odpo-
ledne dostaVi Sc delegace sic
zdu do schuze vyboru pro no.
" stavebni rad Vcera pfi-
iata byla resoluce vyzyvaiici
vladu, ably Vymohla setfenim
palivem, V dusledcich stavky
uhlokopu. Spofenim uhlim
pax pry automaticky omezi
dymani nescetnych kominu
To Jest arci svatou pravdou,
Sized potrya az do pristine
patku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
CeskosIovenska
ucast
MA EAST TECHNICAL HIGH
SCHOOL.

Ultra veter graduovati bude
V auditoriu ustavu 1919 absol-
ventu, Y nichz Isl obdrzi di-
plomy. Take poCet tento jest
rekordnim a podobne rekord-
nj jesti pocet ceskoslovenskych
graduantd, jejichz jmena pri-
pojujeme:
Gadys Albrechtova, Edna
BaXova, Henry klima, Jaro
Dvorak, Josefina Habova, Ale
Xander Calaba, Laura Hro-
madkova, Ralph Klipec, Adela
Kozena, Elsie Krizova, James
Kucera, Frank MatuSka, Lad
| die Prdcha, Edward Sefcik, l.
'rena Simkova, Frank Simko,
Charles Simko, Kenneth Sou
kup, Lillian Sourkova, Jan Su-
! da, Robert Svoboda, Helena
Takacova, Jiri Urban, Lucille
I Urbankova, Viktor Vacha, Co
Ira Virnikova, Benjamin Led
Isky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
ZALUJE O NAHRADU
100000.

Pi. Dell Bachova 2 Madison,
O., podala zalobu ma K. Y.
Paintera, 3240 Fairmount bou-
Ievard, Cleveland Heights ma
od5kodneni We VySi 100000
"a utrp6ne zraneni "a srazky
auta jejiho Sc strojem zalova-
nGho, ktery byl rizen ale SO
ftrem. Bachova tvrdi, re utr-
pela krone jineho zranenf
nebezpecny otres mozhu, kite
ry bude miti vlivu ma ieji zdra-
vi. Srazka udala Sc dine 8. Il
nora 1921 ma Center rd. a N
Woodland ave. V Saker Height
- sam Painter byl vSak neSt6.
stim tim neivice postizen net
byla zabita ieho 5-leta dceru
Ska Leola.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
DNES VLAJKOVY DEN.

IA. cerven dnesni, jest las.
Vyrocim, kdy byla dneSnl for
ma pruhu a hvezd americk6
narodni vlajky 1redne kongre-
sem prijata. Pamatny den
bude slaven vyvesenim vlajek
ma verejnych budovach. Off
cielne Sc tax stalo 0 10. hodin6
dopoledne, kdy vyveseni bylc
spojeno s malou oslavou poo
Zastitou organisace The Elder
~ Settlers Association. Kro
me toho bude vlajkoveho dne
yzpomenuto We Skolach, ma hr
stitch V parcich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
FOGARTY POD ZARUKOU
$4,000.

Clark Fogary, jenz byl pred
tydnem zatGen, kdyz po svatbe
vychazel z kostela sv. Rozalie,
ma Detroit Ave. a zap. 116. ul.
Sc svoji nevestou, byl dan wee
IA lakewoodskym mayorem L.
E. Hillem pod zaruku $4,000.
Jest obzalovan a bude posta-
ven pred velkoporotu pro lou
penny pokus spachany kratce
pred vlastnimi oddavkami na
pi. ID. Emanuelove V Lakewood
Zalovany jevi velkou zamlklost
a zdraha Sc 0 pfipadu vypovi
dati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
Spekulativni zdra-
zovani gasolinu.
GALLON We VELkOPRODE-
JI O 2 Gently DRAZSI.

z hlavniho stanu the Natio-
nal Petroleum Marketers As
sociation V Chicagu dosla ne
odvislym odkupnikum ''rada"
ably byla zvysena cena gasoli-
nu pri vagonove odbirce 0 &c
ma kazdem gallonu. Nejlep-
Sim pfi zdrazeni jest, re SOU
casne zpravy hlasl, re jsou po-
hotove velke zasoby tohoto mo
derniho paliva a sice TAX ZnaC-
ne jako nikdy pred tim. Zdra-
zeni ma nastati iiz pfiStlm pom
d6lim. Cd noveho roku stou-
pla cena gasolinu Cd 21c ma
25c "a gal. Dnes prodavan
Jest ieSte "a 23c pri zakoupe-
nj celeho zeleznicniho kesonu
SpekulaGni manevr gasoli.
noveho ustredi vyvolal navrf
senatora r. NJ. LaFolletta .
Wisconsin,, ably celia situact
byla co nejpodrobn6ii vysetfe
ma.
Akce zda Sc byti namirena
ably poSkozeni byli hlavne ma
loobchodnici a snad vypuzen
obchodu, ably utinili mistt
The Standard Oil Co., jez b.
pax toto odv6tvi ovladala ne
obmezen6 sama.
Uredn6 nebylo dosud pre-
kupnikum zdrazeni ohlaSeno
ma vefejnost dostala Sc zprav;
nasledkem telegramu, kter.
nese podpis L. V. Nicholse
predsedy The National Petro
leum Marketers Association
Chicagu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
TRETf LETOSNf HROMAD.
MA VYPRAVA DO STA
RYCH VLASTI.

Y sobotu odjela parnikem
George Washington dopraVni
spoletnosti United States Ii
nes" letos iiz treti hromadna
vyprava do republiky Ccsko-
sloyensk6. Jsou to vetSinou
newyorsti krajane a podnik je
soukromy, fiZeny neWyorskou
firmou Doubrava a Sperakus.
Prilis caste vylety mohod miti
ale jednu kardinalni vadu, re
totiz zahy seySedni, nc arci il
max nikomu nezayidime, iede-
Ii Sc podiyati do mist sFtho
naroZeni, ale yyyolavati k to-
mu vzdy bubnem rekiamy vel
ky yerejnostni zajem by mohlo
jednoho krasneho dne privola-
ii ien sklamani. "Jen sevSed-
net mi nedej boze,' pei mas
basnik Halek a mel praydu,
neb co sevsedni, prestava miti
piWabu puyodnosti, tax jako
tomu bylo Il americkych w
pray predchazejicich iez me-
ly ma sobe nepopiratelny raz
originality.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
Vefejne slyseni
O ZAVEDENf PASMOVEHO
SYSTEMU.
Residencni ctvrte mali byti IL
setreny cinzak1 a obchod-
Mich budov.

Benjamin d. Hubbell, archi-
text "a zahajovaciho slySeni o
pasmoy6 ordinance pred vybo-
rem pro vypracovani stavebni-
no radu, odporucoval, ably phi
staybach V Clevelande nasta-
| 10 liz iiste omezovani. Uvad6l
cetna mista, aby dokazal, re
In6kter6 hlavnejSi ulice nikte-
lrak dneSnlm frekvenCnim ma
rokum nevyhovuji. Neblaha
tato situace pozaduje rychle
lnapravy We prospech vyVoje
lmesta, bezpecf zdravi cel6 o.
sadly. Uprava narazi jiste ma
Iodpor zejmena u majitelu ne
|movitosti, ktefi by arci byli no.
lvymi predpisy dotceni.
Ma slyseni byly kritisovany
| / m6Stske krizovatky, hlavn6 V
Idolennim meste a skorem vSl-
chn ycerejSi mluvci. sc vyslo-
will pro ochranu residencnich
Ictvrti, ktere mali zustati use
Itfeny budov obchodnich a Gin
Izaku. Predseda stavebnho w
Iboru, pred kterym Sc slyseni
dalo, jest radni w. f. Potter,
| iehoz hlavnim Zamestnanlm je
praye stavba tax zvanych a.
| partementnich domu.
Nekolik ucastnikd Sc pri-
Imlouvalo 0 zakaz prilis vyso-
lkych staveb V meste, iez pre-
| kazi pristupu vzduchu a svetla
| a vlastn6 zneSvaruii ulice, ti-
Inic z nich hluboke, dusne /
ltmave propasti. V move ma
IvrzenG ordinance jest odstavec,
IkterJm by bylo doyoleno sta
Ivet tax zvane ''mrakodrapy''
lien do VySe II poschodi. Pfi
Uednani oval Sc hlas, proc re
lnovostayba banky Union Trust
lCo. ma Euclid ave. a vych. 8.
Iul. bude vySsi ale bylo odpov6-
Ideno, ze banka dostala povole-
Ini k staVb6 die zneni stareho
! staVebniho radu.
V delSim slySeni bude po.
kracovano, ale predem budou
Ivyslechnuti ma radnici majitelt
realit \ dolennim meste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
VYSTAVA AMERICkYCH
VLAJEk.

Y dneSni vlaikovy den Wy
staVeno Jest ve vykladu banky
Cleveland Trust Co. ma rohu
Euclid ave. a vych. 9. al. 80
amerlckych vlajek, znazornu-
lici promeny, kterym narodni
ten emblem byl cd dob revo-
luce podroben. Prapory jsou
majetkem Ch. Putnama, 1922
Miles Ave, ienz je k vystave-
III ochotne zapujcil. Diva ma
rinaci obstaraji straz a pc prl-
pade poskytnou tazatelum
patricne vysyetleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14

Vaclav Flandera, obchodnik z
Union Ave-, aby navstivil sve
rodiSte Technici a pot6sil Sc
tam Sc svymi drahymi. Take
pi. Anna Vondrakova z Porta-
ge ul. jede do sveho rodiSte
Mladeho Smolivce u Pisku, "a
by pookfala u svych rodicu a
pratel. Pan Jan Sykora 2
Portage ulice Sc svoji manzel-
kou Ruzenou, sc synem Jaro-
slavem a dcerou JiTinou hodla-
j Sc trvale usadit V Lobzich u
Plzne p. Alois Semansky S
jeho manzelkou Marii usadi Sc
V Jindiclch Il Uhl. Janovic a
stejne p. Frank Vane z Beach
wood, ktery jiz kona druhou
cestu do osvobozene vlasti, je-
de do Kutne Hory.
Preplav a veskere potrebne
zalezitosti k odcestovani peCli-
We vyridil p. Fred Holub, V
newburghske odbocce The Gle
veland Trust Co., Broadway a
Harvard.
Prejeme vsem temto kraia-
Mum, ably st astne dosahli sveho
cile, mnoho zdaru We vlasti a
tenn, kteri Sc vrati St'astny ma
vrat do kruhu svych rodin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
Nova jednatelna
"Sveta".

Uvadime We znamost ct.
krajanum usazenym kolem
Washington Parku a Wash
ington Park Boulevardu, re
jsme zalozili novou jedna-
telnu V obchode p. A. Paw
Iicka, 1912 Gregor Av, Kdo
jjeste V tom okoli "Svet" ne
odebira, niue jej tam kou-
pitt aneb nechati V tomto OBJ
chode svoji adresu a bude
,mu pravidelne do domu do
naSen. Y ucte
Admin. "Syeta"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
KONSUL DR.. BARTOSOV.
SKY We WASHINGTONU.

Zdejsi konsul republiky Ce-
skoslovenske, DIR. Bohuslav Bar
tosovsky byl povolan do Wash
ingtonu, ably zastupoval die do
slechu, vyslance Stepanka,
ienz odjel ma prazdninovy po-
byt do Prahy. DR.. Bartosovsky
odjel as pred tydnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
ODJiZDI DO CESKOSLO-
VENSkA.

Pristi sobotu II. t. m. opu-
sti pristav newyorsky nasi kra
Jane lodi Caronia paroplaveb-
nj spolecnosti Cunardske LIME
pres Hamburg do vlasti. Ma ma
vstevu tam odjizdl pouze p.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
USPECH KRAJANA.

Jak hlasi vcerejsi odpoledni
News, p. Fred Starek, byvaly
examinator narodnich bank
jmenovan byl clenem riditel-
ske rady the War Finance Cor
poration platem $4,000 roc
ne.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
OFFER 100 PRIZES.
Knights of Columbus Arrange Out
ing at Beach.

Nearly 100 prizes. valued at 5000
and including jewelry. athletic equip
ment. candy and other articles. will
be awarded the winners Of athletic
events at the SA9>al excursion of the
knights of Columbus at Chesapeake
Beach next Tuesday. A silver loving
cup will be given the winner of an
inter-council tug-of-war.
Proceeds of the excursion will be
used to finance the Knights Christ
mas tree party for orphans next De-
cember.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements is composed of John j.
King. general chairman; Charles w.
Aughinbaugh. secretary. and DR.. John
F. Donoghue, treasurer. The recep-
ton committee. headed b. State Dep
uty Charles I. Griffith. is composed of
James A. Sullivan. John Burns. Fran
els A. McCann, Thomas K. Gallaher
and Robert NJ. O'Lone. Chairmen of
other subcommittee follow: Anthony
]. Barrett, tickets; c. W. Aughin-
baugh. program: Hamilton Clipper.
athletics and prizes; George H. Hunt.
music: DR.. John F. Donoghue, trans
portation: DR.. Charles I. Griffith. well
fare: Richard L. Lamb, badges, and
Francis A. McCann, publicity.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
LONDON ROTAR|ANS'
HONOR j. s. DEAD.
Two Visitors, Accompanied
by Fifty Local Members,
Put Wreath on Tomb.

Accompanied by more than fifty
Rotarians. headed by William
Knowles Cooper. president of the
local organization, Arthur Chadwick
and Arthur Barrett Of the London
Rotary Club. placed a wreath on the
tomb of the unknown soldier at Ar
lington yesterday afternoon.
MeSsrs Barrett and Chadwick. the
latter immediate past president of
the British club. stopped over in
the recent International convention
of Rotary at Los Angeles. and their
act yesterday was tribute to the
soldier dead of the United States
by the Rotarians of. Britain. The
ceremonies were brief. and immedi
ately afterward the Londoners left
the city for New York.
Speakers nt Luncheon.
Earlier in the day both men spoke
at the reeular & R1ta5y iunche9d ha,d in in
their honor. hoy vi Mr. Chad Chadwick Gs said ADJ that at
when his party left for the United
States they expected to see big
things. hear big things. meet big
men, he said, we were not disap-
pointed" Mr.. Barrett voiced practi-
cally the same sentiments as his fell
low clubman.
Mr.. Cooper presided. and caused
much laughter by reading a telegram
from the remainder of the British
delegation announcing their inabil-
ity to attend the luncheon on ac-
count of their participating in a
Fourth of July celebration in Penn
sylvania.
B. A. Bowles, chairman of the
badge committee. introduced the new
identification badges which were
worn for the first time by the
members.
Fred T. Lincoln announced great
progress with the Rotary bus sched-
ule, and said that all dates were
practically filed until the first of
September. Harold Brooks read an
initiation from Ernest Hathaway
asking the club to attend an open
air performance of LAS You Like 1t"
by the Shakespearean Society Of
Washington at his home July 49,
The Rotary Quartet will sing.
Gratifying reports of the sale OF
seats for the base ball game TO be
played July Is between the National.
and St Louis Browns for the benefit
of the Boys Club of Washington
were read.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 6.-Plans for
world conference on education. to
be held in 1928. are we'll under
way. Augustus c. Thomas. state
superinte ndent OF schools of
Augusta. Me-. said today in pre-
senting to the National Education
Association the report of the COM
mittee on foreign relations of
that body. Invitations hre being
sent to forty-five countries to join
America in the enterprise.
The committee recommends that
out of the world conference there
shall come an international educa-
tion association. The committee
also proposes that the world con-
ference discuss a world peace ex-
position to be held in 1880.
The report of the legislative
commission urged the establish
education under a secretary of
education, and said: "A large
percentage of teachers in Ameri-
can public schools have neither
the education nor the professional
training necessary for efficient
service"
Courses in newspaper reading in
the schools Of the country were
advoGlted in an address by o. S.
Rice. supervisor Of school libraries
in Madison. Wis.
Pupils. his paper said. now spend
considerable time on such sub
jects as algebra. which they will
never use after they leave school,"
but 1t Is more important that time
should be given to newspaper
reading so that pupils may gain a
knowledge Of how to read papers.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
BRYAN's LAST UNCLE DIES.

CENTRALIA. Ill.,. July 6.-X. c. Jen-
nings died at his home here Tuesday
night. He was eighty four years old and
the sole surviving uncle of William Jen-
nings Bryan.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
BANK PRESIDENT HANGS SELF

ATTICA. Ind. July 6.-Jess Martin,
president Of the Central National Bank
here committed suicide yesterday by
hanging himself. He was in ill health.
His daughter found him still living,
but could not revive him.
Evening star., 1922-07-06
COURSE IN NEWSPAPER READING
URGED FOR SCHOOL CURRICULUM

separating what Is real news and
what is of real value from what is
Evening star., 1922-07-06
Euery man needs three
Palm Beach Suits
A pencil stripe, a dark plain
shade and light natural color.

A couple OF dark suits for busi
ness. A light suit for Sundays
and evenings. Changes in pat
terms as we'll as models. Then
when you send a suit to the laun-
dry to be freshened you will al
ways have a clean, crisp one
waiting for you.
Evening star., 1922-07-06

It's economy, too. For three
suits alternated will last indeh-
nitely, whereas one, or even two
suits, worn constantly, will soon
show signs of fatigue. And three
P-B Palm Beach Suits will cost
you only $45-for they are all
priced at
The St. Mary banner., 1922-09-02
GOVERNMENT MAY
TAKE OVER MINES
Failure to Reach Agreement
May Result in Taking
Over Railroads Also.

Observation-Disclosures operation OF
railroads was considered at White
House conference Friday between
President Harding and Chairman Cum
minis of the senate interstate COM
nerce committee and Attorney Cen
eral Daugherty
Senator Cummins said after the con-
terence that the anthracite operators
and miners would be given one more
opportunity to settle their differences.
'If there is not a settlement in few
days" he said, Il will introduce bill
authorizing the government to operate
The mines"
Likewise, he said, the railroads
would be given a reasonable time" in
which to demonstrate their ability TO
furnish adequate service and that
those unable to do so would be taken
over.
It was indicated that consideration
Of the steps would not operate to inter-
fere with the proposed legislation now
pending and designed to curb profiteer-
Ing in coal.
The White House conference follow
ed a survey of the whole situation at
the regular cabinet meeting and the
termination without result OF the con-
ference at New York between railroad
and union officials.
Before Fridays conference ground
work had been laid through admins
tration overtures for a further meet
Ing between the parties to the anthra-
cite dispute, to be held soon at some
point in Pennsylvania.