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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29
E:X-PRESIDENT OF
CHINA TO Be MONK

pEKING, Nov. 29.-G. N. ST. En-
President Hsu Shih-chang, of China,
has decided to become Buddhist
monk. Life, he says, is delusion.
Besides, he has no sons to worship
him after he is dead and to pray for
the good of his soul. He does not
seem optimistic about his hereafter
and wishes to enter now as soon as
practicable the path of heavenly pur-
ity.
His Excellency has not yet recover
ed from his soreness at his recent
spectacular election from the presi-
dency at the hands of Wu Pei-fu.
Some thousands demanded his abdi-
cation, and General WI limited that he
would no longer be responsible for his
protection. Then old Hsu, or susie v
as he was popularly called, left quick
ly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29
MARINE SHOWS INCREASE.

HAMBURG, Nov ga. P.)-
or Europe's three largest ports, Ham
burg was the only one in 1922 to
show a gain over last year in the
number of incoming ships during
the first seven months. The other
two harbors, Antwerp and Rotter-
dam, registered an increase in arriv-
ing tonnage, although less ships
docked than during the same period
in 1921. From January 1 to August
l, 6,059 vessels put in at Hamburg
with a tonnage of 7,26S,255. an in
crease of 1908 ships and 2,509,42S
tons. Antwerp had 4,616 arrivals
during this period and Rotterdam
4,770.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29
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ARCADE TODAY

The closing chapter of the serial
"Gu get En dutch" will be shown at
the Arcade today This serial is one
of the most thrilling one ever shown
at this theatre. Those who have been
following it will tell you not to miss
this the last chapter. With the, fin
ishing of this serial the policy of the
Arcade will change and hereafter on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays a western
five part drama will be shown in the
place of serials FRITZ Rdgway will
be seen today in Shadows of the Past"
o dandy western drama. The comedy
Is "'The Kicking Fool" and Is very
funny and clevorly produced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29
SHORT MADE LONE.

LEIPZIG, Nov. 29.-U. P0-An
operation making a short person
long has actually been performed,
according to report read before a
scientific convention here. A dwarf
who desired to attain somewhat
more mature stature submitted to
an operation on his legs. A piece of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29
WHEAT PRICES SHOW
ADVANCE IN MARAE I

Wheat prices show a sharp advance
today, December grain closing at
$1.19, May at $1.1S IA and July at
I$1.0S 1-2. The closngs yesterday
were $1.17 rs, $1.1G and $I07 SIS,
respectively.
Following are today's quotations, re-
ceived by overlook & Cooke, local
brokers':
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29

the upper leg was cut out, a bony
substance, not actual bone, inserted
which joined up anew with the real
bones. This was firm enough to
support the weight of the man when
II heNled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29

Quick, Watson. one of the largest,
reddest and ripest berries for a new
member of the r. r. r. Enscroll upon
the records the name of Forrest Baker
for he is indeed worthy Of the honor,
Twas yesterday that he won the risht
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29

Carl Cooley and J. A. Murray left
today for Seattle, where they Will
spend Thanksgiving They will see
the University of Oregon-UniVersity of
Washington football game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29

Bruce Shangle, prominent Milton
citizen, is here today. He was for
merly postmaster at Milton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-29

Mr. and Mrs, z, Z. Faust Of Wes-
ton spent the night in penileton.
They left this morning for oakland.
Caltt.. whore thcy expect to spend, the
winter months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
SOME EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
PRACTICE DIVINE HEALING
No Miracles Are Worked, But
Some Ministers Believe That
Much Good Result From
Belief

CHICAGO Sept q onsittrslcn
az the rro,os .snt Eplacopal tilonual
general nisreaee % divine heanns
ana tie question of giving official
saneipn 80 par of church work
drew atirniion 10 the fact thar fse-
eral churches d ehe chicago do GO
already maintained elasscs in fiith
healing
Among such churches are the
Church of the Rsdeemcr. OF which
Rev Dr John Henry Hopkias oa
rector and st. ChrfsaaorR. %
which Re, Or Norman = Hutton 8.
rccior The Rev Il = pnnm as.
slsiaut rector OF 81 Chrysostom
declared that rae purpola q the
class a. the church wa not 20 sup.
plant the physician. but to cooperate
With the physic.aa by strengthonlng
faith and mind.
ouf meihod. be said is ihat Oh
James Hickson. the Anglican h3-
man who conducted meetings oi
healing IN Chicaeo few years ago
Y involves private prayer of inter-
oession. meetings Win prayer and
ihe laying of hands. and private con
fereroes With the a.
The people of the parish src much
interested with the work know of
no miracles that have resulted from
ii bat am satisfied that those who
have come 70 these meetings for
help have been generally strength
tned q is our endeavor 10 take
their minds of their troubles and 10
make them realize that there is
something higher than their mlnds
rl'th directs them
The question is not one of d.
vine power. vut OF us application.
said RI Rev 5. NJ Grlswold Of
EvansioB. sufiragin bishop of the
chioago dlocssr The repor o. the
conference Of the commission Of the
church which examined the matter
rss very thorougb-Eolng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
EIIE FIFE, OVERNIGHT
HEIRESs, IS MODEST
This Young Indian 0irl with
An Income ~ $4,000 Day
Only Asks For a
Bungalow

MushoFee okla Sudden wealth
has uot sissu Esle rife. eoserulghl
OKLAHOMA indian hclfefa. desire e.
nuded palace nor a rcilnno q seft.
ants
Instead he wants bungalow Ana
shs will take care ~ a herself she
says
Exile recently went 20 bed pFaeiie'
ally broke Her sarper had All bot o.
hausod her ncaeer hank account She
.-ts ~ iha morning 90 discover .
ooo. .harrei on well had been ar o -
II on me allotment made her by ere
government IN the nrisiow field
Theu came new that two othsf
wells N aooo.bauei capacity nad
started 70 noN
So now Miss Fife has an income q
about g. 600 a day This Is expected
10 Increase TO 5000. government
AGENTS H"f
What would be- The 'irs' thing the
hclrcss would do9 That's Just shat
she did-ahe purchased ear. pf 90
s. 900
nat no Jewels fapper clothes q
bohbod hair Tor her. says Miss pfc
Tho inevitable marriage propos ls
are flowing ln almos, AZ much profit
sion aa hor OH. bat she has opened
scarcely any of them
Plans far her rev honEalow afe be-
INK drawn by goFeumenf aacnts. ana
aconfrsci soon Vill be- awarded hy iha
indian agency u will cost only few
Of the thousands ~ dollars Miss ? fa
is banking every day
Previous to the money deluge, Mics
Fife lived AZ Fame. Mcintosh county
IN one u the customary threo-so aiu
box-like structures of the reservation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
CALIFORNIA SPECIALIST
WILL NOT TAKE OLOOO TEST
DR. Albert Abrams Tells Why
lie Refused To Enter
the South Bend
Case

Chicago. sept a. ~ Albert Ab-
rams California Hpe 'ahst has rts
fnfed q make a private alool iasl 90
determine whether Iaan risraan. No.
tre Dame iaw professor. d me afh =
of NJ, yife's baby b9s sho Mrs Tier
nan siys il ihe child Il flsry poails
hAberddsher % South iirna int
h. Abrams refusai 90 make me
test bseame known today. foiloaluE 3
conference 9Th ths TlsrE~as. wh1
came % Chicago iisi night a. ihs
close q the hearing On ths paternity
case a. soufh bend
Dr o " Mori. a. whose home pr
Abrams ls stayins va aufboflty 'oi
ihe statement u ~ Ahram's rffut tsl
. take a part pfivatsiy ia the case
Dr Ahrsms said be wouif make a
test only in connection ulth eoaH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

at i.ouia. No SER, ss aoluNon
oi transportation and meghanlfAi
problems " sbo petroleum ndaHD
wofe sought "a a Inference hsrs ls-
tween members % The fsasral eoA.
miitoe of me American Petroleum %
tuple. lis subcommittee ahd- deie
cations from ether psts9lsam rrru
erY ofRanlItOne
n Committee memhefs said lhai ths
Interpretation deffcaltIrs a ihs itrs
80 refulns companies had aasamfa
large proportions 81 result IS the
Il wns explained that - ppruN
maiclY la1 900 oii tank arra n ths
unhcd ssaloa. - per crut ~ hrsc
are ownod ty ihe reflneflrs namasH
10 these cars fesnlis Ia an enormous
financial iosa each year which. msm
trfs of tho Institute fa'd : borne
chiefly bY tha refining tonpiuIea 81
cause o. the lack 81 an adequate sfs
ffm e Joint lrveailgaren with fhe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
Kangaroos Climb Trees
and the Pigs Resemble
Elephants in This Land

London. Sept . \ daring
scheme "a explore British New
Guinea is shortly "a he uader.
taken hy the British snediiiou
Tho interior - the island has
never been traeerscd hs a white
man
Gold and diamonds are known
10 exist but nothing Is known 81
iis fauna Fierce tribes Of can.
nihalc and head hunters roam ihe
interior
l4ueius Counolh. ono ~ ihc
organizers of ihe expedition. a.
seribcd the inhabitants along thc
seaboard as mon of splendid
PHYSIQUE although q large nni0.
Der ~ pigmy communities ARE
known 10 exist inland
rrce.clinbmg kaugaroos really
exist and there are stories 81
Wild pigs resembling miniaiurc
elephants aud fencious iroc.
climbing iguanas
Although Counollys dcserin.
iion sounds like . cross between
Treasure Island and the Cruise
of the Kawa. except that there
is q far more serious side 10 the
expedition. the courageous group
n explorers plan 70 determine
the economic value of New
Gnicna and add 10 the sum 81
scientific knowledge II Is be-
lievrd The country r. capable Of
tremendous development
Along the banks and AZ the
mouths Of It's rivers. alluyisl
gold has been found ~ quantities
which lead experts 20 bolicVe
vast deposits exist n tho IN.
terror
There arc well authenticated
stories of adventurous traders %
recent years having received
rom natives magnificent dia.
monds The island abounds n
volcanoes whicn invariably indi
cate diamond producing capacity
Most Of them are believed ex.
tinr' bnt one remains ~ almost
constant eruption The natives
from time immemorial have wor
shiped this fire belching monster
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
PLAN RESTORATION. Of
FIRST WHITE VILLAGE
Cahokia, In Illinois, Said To
Be the Original White
Settlement In the
West

Bsnevlile. N Sep, Zs-The town
oi c4hokis. Is miles souihwea, Of
Bslievilie. sald 10 have been the first
white settlement in tho west. may BE-
restored TO ne appearant OF more
thaa 20 years ago.
The St. Clair Historical Society
has been urged 70 ask the next
legislature cor an appropriation 70
restore the village and create there
state park cahokia was founded
in 100 b. French pioneers. Il vas
the seat of the fret conrt house IN
Illinois. and or the first church. The
church 4 sili standing In 1858.
Pontiac. the famous -sadian chief.
was assassinaled At Cahokia.
The old court house is now % dis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
Problem OF Tank Cars
Confront RefinerS

~ Hy ers

railroads
Cooperation haleeen che saf.aas -.
tnuff ufsannailous "a tha soanifr
also eaa iissuasra WaHe motu thaa
70 peg esai ui lhs lafasr concerns ~
10 seaaifr afe membafs ~ the .a.
Fllime there arr q anmhsr a lsads
lnN ffi'nrfiss ehlsh afe go meul-
heu bat sre aifiHslsd siih oihsf ~.
asnitaians lnsilute msmhsfs -
pfess ca ne belisf laat ,he laieseasa
~ ,he iudaalfY ennia b. sfsAliY aa
Faneed 4 hsilsf eenRsrailaa bstwsea
tha dif'sfeus organizations could 30
sneurrt
The coafefsHsc b was ad. MAJ se
e0bilnvra fas tNo isfa Nang fsta.
eflea arc fepgessnied AZ enc seruns
Tho Fsaarai eommliise eas ogeaa.
'fea aaHar fhe Naf ahf haa tbarss af
tha ifanspofiatan y petroleum prni.
ufts Tho sa1 tommlflsas sr- iha
mechanical eonmlliss and ihs ais
eomuliiee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
anoUs sAFg TO svY
COAT sAcRFicta


chitaso. sept - ilaaua asFa
lhsr psnnisa fof rshm 80 fhat taff
may bay soHs fof saffita1s. fs+
ports natigs teacher n . school
nsar Larknos fualnlniast ~ tae
Hard ~ sunday Schools. Neiho1lst
ffsfofai chareh iaslnAs q m1nihs
are se~nl faf fiBWsrs % bs fcatissed
on ihs aaiefs x 80 GanEss ofhsfs
sass for q lifetime fhal ihef ma
,oufnsg 20 fhs acrsa river al sssh
s.ay thslf ems
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
WORK TO ADDRESS
MAIL ADVERTISERS

cincinnaii. sept 2s-Pos. Master
General Work has notified Joseph
Meadon. President OF the D rect AaH
Advertising Association that he vii
come 10 Cincinnati 10 make one Of The
principal addresses al the fifth az
nual convention Of that organization
here Oct s5-27. Fred Y. Presley. gen.
eral manager Of the Harvard Univsr-
sity Economic Bureau viii be anoshe
speaker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

Fnr fwo years wri'rs Mfa Sarah
D neuneli. Anaesaa Indiana. q tried
most essfYihln9 for nj kidasY ifoable.
tuf had 81 success unfii ! EHt fu'eT
KidhrY pits Fnlsy kiansy l'iils
Quickly feilf4a haeAarhe. fheamaile
psIns. dltflness and blurred vision.
Alfnrf hnd bladder lFoabis
kidney and bladder trouble Sold
NtsfYwhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
RAINsow ORDER
FORMED AT oURAHr

Durant. Sept ts-Forty Daaat
girls joined the order of Rainbow ct
its installation here Tuesday night
The crder IL sponsored By the Eastern
star Mrs Bertha sawyer and Dr ".
N Cleveland addressed the girls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FoR rkcKkcHr ElDsEFs tn3 BtkpDsa
LlsGRiAs STUDENTS TEACH
As THrY lUAaN

fny The Asseeiatsd fffssl
chEago. Sep 1s-'fhe tpsit ~
c0ops ration is sirong amouF the sta
dents Of mission schools of Liberia.
say missionaries % the Hoard OF
sunday schools Methodiai E2lsconai
churuh. teaching 10 that couatsy A.
roou as student has fialshed one
class he beElns work teaching oihers
what be has learned ils N turn q
taugh, by those who have mastered
the class above hlm Many ~
the chiliren walk eight miles through
swamps 70 he schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
The Key that UnIocks tse Door 10
Lona Llxlna

The men or eighsy-fI fIve and nlnsly
years Of age are not the rotnnd. we'll
ied' 1ut thin. spare men. live on n
slender diet Be a. careful a. he will.
however. man past middle age vii
occasionally eat too much or of some
article of food not suited 70 hls con :
stituiion. causing INDIGESTION or con-
supation and viii need 4 doss of
Chamberlaln's Tablets 70 move biz
bowels and invigorate his stomach
When thia is done. there IL TO rcsson
why the average man should not live
70 a ripe old a8e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

play IN Llncoin PARK. chicago. hav-
ing been moved there from - Louis
where Il was exhibited a the
Worlds rair in 1904
Cahokla has a number Of sreat
historical points that are unmarried.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

Phil a Bucket % Srs.=Sfielc. No.
Is ent o luck since rushing the sTowl-
er has ceased 10 be one Of the ma
tionai r7ztimes
p. Goodenoagh. a. Croeusille. s. E.
has been acquitted on = murder
charge. Gcodercugs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
WANT ApvgRTIsGMTNTs

Want adveuisements II the Lead.
er must be In the ofli:s By twelve
o'clock II class!gioaliop Is desired
Classified ads are cash. except wher'
parties have regular accounts at tho
Leader office. The Lealsx collectors
have experienced 40 much trouble
IN locating many parties who have
phoned in wants. that Il e necessary
to invoke tbs cash- in advance sys-
hem. except where regu'as accounts
are maintained. Memoranda Of what
Is wanted" or for sale etc. may
he left at the Leader bgsi-oss Office
AID same viii be converted into form
ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28

procedure end hsu ellh hata firfaaa
ane rAuiln sutnasilss - shp isst
The ,oafsfansa Naa held "a tho
homo % nf q n uoua where nf.
Ahfsm a rarsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
CLASSIFIED WANTS

We SAID ir-Aud say Il again ~
yon Want to trade your Farm
Equity Ter city Property come 10 Us
Commission saved Trade made
The Gatiney Company. 10 - H.
Okla ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
CLASSIFIED WANTS
NOTICE TO sussc,,e1Rs

IN the event o. deliver helag I'm
perfect or pafer beiag ruled. twist
cd or mutiiiatsd. subscribers are urg-
ed 20 make Immediate complaint 70
the business office in person. by tele-
IAoae or mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-28
SITUATION WANTED
LosT-FoUNo

LOST-fnferurban ticket hook BE-
tween Mszoaf- Temple and sr.S,
Candr Store. Finder please leave a.
Leader office. Reward. Frances
charvoz. sgs s Drsxel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
KONEC zELEZ. STAVKY PRiSTf TYDEN.
JEST REZPECNE OCEKAVAN V KRU-
ZlCH ADMINISTRACE.
PREDLOzENY PLAN BUDE PRY PRIJATELNYM
ZELEZNICfM STAVKARUM

Washington, cervence President Harding povazu-
savku zelezniGn skutetnos skoncenou. Admin
srace ocekava dohodnut pocatkem pfstho tydne
vem navrhu. kter by pracovan presdentem Hardngem
eho radci bude sepsan Ultra. Plan jest kompromsem,
nemz fesena Jest oazka seniority jest podkladem pro cello
narodni urovnan nko dorozumeni kazd6 ednot-
livych zeleznic.
Die tohoto panu zamestnanc dilen mali vratit do
prace pfa mzdove rozhodnu zelezncni pracovni rady
avsak ujstenm re dostane jim lined noveho yseni
otazce mzdy.
Jako druhy vyber zeeznm mist6 oho ably ustoupy
sveho stanovska vec seniority otekava re president
v6l do sveho navrhu pomnky jednm pra
covni rady die nchz zamestnanc kerf zsa vprac byli
by cee seniority, mimi priSi by stavk do
navratvsi tepre potom denic pja behem stavky
Jso jest re iednim bodd vyrovnani bude ustanoveni
re dahy nadale nesmi zadava praci venkovnm firmam
nybrz kona il svych asnch zavodech rovnez re bude
zdano Cd stavkaru aby vratl do prce pod mzdovym
rozhodnum zeezncn pracovn rady Vsechno tez nasved
tuje omu zasupci savkar budou pozadovat aby otz
ka seniority denfkH bya vyTizena narodnim dohodnu
nkoi zdstavena ednotlivym zeezncm urovnani.
Bileho Domu byo ozameno re plan, jenz bude obema
sanam pfedozen, nen jese upny ale re bude Ultra
bude odesan vykonnym dredpkum 14s vesch zeleznic,
kteri sedou utery New Yorku vudcGm stavkarI,
kteff sejdou Chicagu dtery nebo We stredu
Zaroven sekreaf eAchodu Hoover praeoval planech
ak ceti krisi vyvsavS stavky uhokopu Bieho Do
prohaseno, zeme byti ujistena bude uhli
Henry c. Spencer dfvesi mlstopfedseda drahy Southern
byl usanoven presidentem Harngem aby prozatfmn6
saval ufad federaniho administrators uh Tyz valky
zastava podobny urad MIN spolupusob bude vybor e-
zafd satd kde uh jest doovano Mmo to guvernefi 2
ednotivych sa slbil zestanov zvlasnf vybory ktere
mely by starosti otazku palva.
Baltimore, %. cervence. - Vyednavanf 0 separatni
urovnanf savky zam6stnancd dilen drahy Baltimore &
Ohio skonco nenadae dnes odpoedne kdyz predseda W.
j. MGee federace zamestnanc den zminen6 zeeznci
uvedomil msopTedsedu c. W. Galoway-e cd drahy Bati-
& Ohio re delnic nemni dale vyiednavat jezo jest
vyhldka celonarodni urovnan stavky. Galloway t6
wal zpet svo nabidku pav ze draha bude pokratovat
Y pfibran noveho delnictva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
TEZARI Z INDIANY KAZIMlRY.
ODPlRAJl PRIPOJITI Sc K OMEN ILLINOISU
O4IA A PENNSYLVANIA We VYJEDNAVAN1
S HAVlRSKOU UNIf

Indianapolis %. GUY. McCray konferenci
zsupc Sdruzen 6zafu satu ndany postal depesi
Hesslerov pfedsedov une uhokop1 sdG
ujici re tezaii Indiany odeprey podlet vyedna
vanl cyfstatove dohodnuti havifskou organsaci.
Rovnez SVEN telegram zada guverner ably dosateG
nemu poctu uhlokopu byo dovoeno vrati
diane ably bylo vydolovano dos uh pro stavy
refine prosp6Sn6 podniky.
DIE guvernera pracovali by havif mzdu ktera byla
patnosti az do dubna 1922 ejmuz snizeni havri
praci zastav Panue pfesv6dcen Hesser, jako pred
eda haviru satu ndiany, pravo uniovym
hlokopum pracovat dolech pfipady nutne poreby
niz by tim pOruSil stavkovni dohodnuti
Pittsburg, %. tervence We Washington okresu uti-
n6n byl dnes pryni poks doovanm uh bez dorozumen
havifskou organsac Pennsyvanska mliGn jzda konala
straz nedoSo zadnym vytrznostem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
HAVfRI PROTESTUJl.

Philadelphia, %. tervence.
Vojsko bylo poslano do uhelne
no pasma Pennsylvania, ably
zlomilo moralku staVkujicich
haviru a donutilo je vratiti Sc
do prace "a "nelidskych pod
minek", tvrdi uniovi vudcove
V protestu, jenz byl poslan gu
verneru Sproulovi. Protest byl
podepsan Phillipem Murrayem
mezinarodnim mistopredsedou
unie a p6ti presedy dulnich di-
striktu. Pravi Sc V mem mimo
j;ne, re tlumoti presvedceni
325,000 obcanu Pennsylvania,
kteri isou haviri.
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ZIVOBYTf DNES o $685.
DRAZSf NELL 1913.

Washington, d. c., 27. Ger
vence. - Kancelar pro stati-
stiku prace uverejnila dnes
zpravu, V niz Sc tvrdi: a6koli
zivobyti We Spoi. Statech bylo
minuleho mesice celkem laci-
nejSi nezli V cervnu 1920 a o
dive desetiny procenta lacinej-
81 nezli V breznu letoSniho ro-
ku, re bylo 66.6 procenta
drazsi nezli V prosinci 1918.
Ceny potravin cd brezna do
cervna letosniho roku ievily
stoupajici tendenci, kdezto ce-
ny satstva, paliva, svitiva a
ruznych zivotnich potreb te
dobe klesaly, = Najemne Sc
.nezmenilo..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
NEPRIJMOU ZADNEHO PRfMERf.
Cd IRSKYCH POVSTALCU Sc zADA BEZPODMf-
NECNE VZDANf Sc

Dublin eervence-NKabinet ma dnesni schulz Sc roz-
hodl odepf uvazova navrhu tumocenem nedavne chn
ri Corku ably toiz byo prohaseno pfim6fi Thu Vada
nesvoli ntemu nemu, jenom bezpodmineGnemu vzdanf
Sc nepravdelnych.
Belfast %. Prepadeni druzinv voiska
bodneho Stau dne Glentes okresu Donegal
Voaci setkal muzem enz usroien by ako knez tvE
ie ujs, re neni zadneho nebezpeti okoli N@hn
sedm muzu objevlo zivym plotem zahali pabu
narodni voiaky zabivSe diva Mich pozd6sm boii byi
vSak zajati ttyTi tlupy ltocnikd.
James Williams, republikansky vddce byl Wa
terfordu, die sd6leni obdrzeneho Zde
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
PASIC O JIHOSLOVANSkE
POLITICE.

Belehrad, %. cervence. -
We zvlastni reci 0 jihoslovan-
ske zahranicni politice mini
stersky predseda Paste prohla-
sill dnes, re Jugoslavie jest o.
chotna prijmouti navrh angli-
ckeho ministerskeho pfedsedy
Lloyda George ohledne rozre-
SEM ruznych problemu, jez
vznikly We spojeni provade-
MIN smlouvy 2 Rapalla, iez tv-
ka sc upraveni styku mezi Ju-
goslavii a Italii. Nektere od-
stavce vsak musi byti vyjmuty
z tohoto ustupku, jak pozna-
menal Paste dale. Tyz skon-
Gil pax svoii rec prohlasenim,
re alliance s Ceslovenskem a
Rumunskem bude nadale tvo-
riti basi iihoslovanske zahra
nicni politiky. Zaroven bude
Jugoslavie udrzovati psatel-
stvi Polskem a Sc svymi "a
padoevropskymi spojenci.
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BALTICKE STATY UZNANY

Washington, 2S.. tervcnce. -
Tri Balticke ''naraznikove'
staty, Estonsko, LotySsko a Ii
iva - vesmes hranicici 5 Ru-
skem. byly formaln6 uznany
yladou Spoienych Statu. Evan
f. Young, ienz byl americkym
komisarem We trech zminenych
zemich. zustane tam nadale V
hodnosti vyslance Spojenych
Statu. Royn6z oznamil sekre-
tar Hughes, re americka Via
da formalne uznala vladu AL
banskou. Maxwell Blake, do
savadni komisar, bude zastu-
povati tam Spojene Staty V
hodnosti vyslance.