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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
NOVY TERROR v BELFASTU.
CTYRI ZENY POSTRELENY A ROVNEz CTYRI
KONSTEBLO Owe ZRANENI

Belfast, ID kvetna streb6 ma niz vosko Sc po
dlelo, doso dnes odpoedne Townsend uici. Dva
dive zeny poranen poslani do nemocnice.
Ctyr zvastn konsebove byl poraneni, diva Mich vaz-
me- kdyz hdka ez cleny byl byla prepadena kratce
pGlnoc Derrymacash blize Lurgan, okresu Armagh.
Lide Marowbone a Ardoyne distriktech Befastu nell
chou sobou naedkem toho byl vymahan tax zvany e
kanickovy zakon, die nehoz kazdy muse by donna
mraku Doso vsak pfece selbe George uci kde edna
zena byla stTelena do nohy-
Dnes rano Bridget McKennova streena byl do prsou
znmym muzem odkuds ukryu, kdyz vchazela do sveht
pfibytku Little York uci Jeji sav vzbuzuie obavy
Dublin 49, kvetna. risky mirovy vybor sese opetnt
zde dnes Mic nebyo uskuecneno dalS zasedn budou
mana Tu tam vyskytue opmsmus avsak nezda byt
prom zadnych duvod1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
VYVRACf ZPRAVY O CHOIR.
VATSKE REPUBLlCE.

Washington, 13. kvetna. S.
G. Gruic, zdejsi vyslanec pro
kralovstvi SrbG, Chorvatu a
Slovincu, dnes kategoricky po-
pfel, re Chorvati prohlasili sa-
mostatnou republiku, jak bylo
oznameno V rimske depeSi ze
dne 8. kvetna, v niz byla cito-
vana zprava casopisu "Tem-
po" V Bari, italskem pristav-
MIN meste ma Jaderskem mori.
We zprave bylo uvedeno, re
presidentem republiky stal sc
Radio a tez ministri jeho kabi-
netu vyjmenovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
BEDFORD PONECHAVA RE.
MEN MEZI PAEDACOCIC-
CKYMI PROSTREDKY.

Trest vyplaty remenem zu-
stane as ma Bedford High
School V platnosti, pokud "a
dobre uzna O. C. Irwin, princi-
pal, jenz byl v trade SVEN po-
znovu potvrzen skolni radou
ma sobotni schGzi spolu Sc SUI
perintendentem teze Skoly A.
E. Moodym. Protest nekterych
rodici zistal nepovsimnut a
proto zGstane Bedfordu bud
slava, re patri mezi mesta re-
akcionarska aneb ze ma We
skole mladez, ma kterou potup-
ny trest vice pGsobi nez-li roz-
umne slovo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
HRUZOVLADA Y Chicago.
BEHEM SOBOTY CTYRI LIDE BYLI ZABITI A TRI
PORANENI

Chicago 49, kvetna. Mezitim poce pracuje pri-
pade pro zatcenym d6nickym vidcm ktef jsou obvnen
ze udrzuji Chicago I'VE savu valky rny revoverd rue
mic rozehay ucich ohoto m6sta do vecera oznameno
re cty de byli zabiti m poranen pTepadech sarvat
kach mezi bandity policii.
Rdfce rozkazem nacenfka poce Ftzmorrise strieti
p sebe mens provokac diva eho straznk dnes casn6 r
zabi diva bandit, zran tretho rovnez poran muze,
jenz nahodou Sc tomu trefil.
Jeden poicista byl sarvakach kdezo dve vraz
dy spahany byy neztotozneymi muz ker ves do holny
kratkych rucnc zahai palbu usmrtivse Vito Giorgo
Cascio New Oreansu La. Gorgo byl holen kdyz
byl zavrazd6n. .sa.@
Policie behem dneska zakla dach panact muz1 ktefi
hra vIdci llohu delnckem hnut nou udalosti dine BY
TO- pravn zastupc Murphyho MADEIRA Sheae dostav
pred soudce scanlana zada okamzite procesy sve
klenty. <e~ .r s+s4. III ~: a5r.~@% @9s
atS ]: tt% d.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
V AMERICE TOUzf PO KRALOVVE.

Bukurest' Rumunsko Ia. kvetna. Kralovna Marie Ru-
munska odoz svo korunovaci tnto podzm ably moha
navstv Spoiene Saty Cd podepsan prme kraovna praa
zaet do Spojenych Stati avsak dleze zalezos jei
vlastn zem vylohy dlouha morska il odstrasovaly
Nyn vsak dostava ok dops Cd prate Spojenych Sta
TECH ba dokonce zapavov"a Jest zadom Cd zenskych klu
BIZ organisac Americe shedava velmi obtiznym od
c jim A6kol kralovna neobdrzea pozvan cd presdent
Hardinga, nen pochybnost americka vlada by il
privtala a posaraa je pohosten. Timto zaroveh
napovida re kraona ceka redn pozvani Beho Domu
Obdrzi je prjede zcela e do Spoenych Satd etos
podzm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
DIVA BILLIONY DOLLAR0.
Byly az d0sud vynalozeny ma
podporu k praci neschopnych
vojakG.

Washington, 13. kvet.- Vice
nez S2,00O,0O,O0O byly vydany
Spojenymi Staty az dosud ma
podporu nemocnych k pracf
neschopnych veteran1 re sve-
tove valky. A ocekava Sc, re po
mnoho rokl bude treba $780,
100000 kazdorocne k tomuto
ucelu.
Pritomne jest 10000 driv6j-
sich vojakn pod federalni peel
v nemocnicich a pocet tento Sc
zvysi do roku 1926, kdy Sc cd
haduje ma $4,000. PAX mozno
ocekavati pozvolne ubyvani.
Jedno sto osm tisic drivej-
sich vojaku ziskava pritomne
vycvik v povolani neb studu-
je ma Skolach ma utraty vlady a
osobam ma mich zavislym jest
poskytovano vyzivne behem je-
jich vycviku.
V minulem zasedani kongre
su bylo povoleno $18,60O,0OO
ma stavbu vojenskych nemoc-
mic, s nimiz jiz znacn6 Sc pokro
clio, V pritomnem S17,O00,000.
Bude-li pax prijat zakon o bo-
nusu, tyz 81 vyzada kolem $4,-
OOO,OOO,O0O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
KONFERENCE MA BYn ODROCENA.I
LLOYD GEORGE NAVRHUJE, ABY
Sc OPETNE SESLA v HAAGU
Is. CERVNA.
SPOJENE STATY JSOU zADANY, ABLY Sc TEz
SUCASTNILY.

Janov, H. kvetna We snaze vybudovati neco ma tro
skach konerence Loydu Georgeovi dne podaro pmet
mocnost ez svoa anovskou konerenc ku prstoupen ma
navrh, ably da pokus utnen byl dospe dorozumen ru
skou vladou tyz aby zapoca Is. cervna.
Bude udz navrzeno poiticke komisi Ultra Angi Fran
c ltai, Japanem Begi ably vlady zasoupene Janova
posay deegaty do Haagu pfiSti m6sc vyvoleni komse
znaci.
Po dobu deset dna az do eervna znaci pracovai
by spoecnem memoranda objasn6no by bylo sta
novsko mocnosti vdci Rusku
Toto memorandum bylo by pax predlozeno vadam moe
nost pfpade schvalen rusky vybor znalca ses by
koms znacd mocnosti vyjednava do jna ds do
spe dorozumen ruskych uv6rech, duzich soukromem
majetku vlastnenem cizinci Rusku
Kdyby dospelo dorozumen toto bylo by predozeno
jednoivym vladam jez by je bud prjay nebo odmrsly
Vsechny mocnost zde by zavazay neuzavra zdnch
paratnich smluv Ruskem az do &C. na, podporova
sve pfislusniky akemkol sil zskni maetku pray
Rusku jichz neme pred nastoupenim soveskeho rezmu
Cd ednan vlad dohodnutf, kdyby Sc nemu dospelo
Haagu by zaviselo zdal konana by ba da konference
statnikG mocnost sc statniky Ruska.
Byo rovnez rozhodnuto mocnosm svoavSimi Janovskou
konferenc vynasnaz ziskat spoupsoben Spoienyh Sta
tn ma Haagskem panu vevysanc Chidov podan by
nacrtek onoho panu zahrancnim mnistrem itak Schan
pozadan aby jej sdel do Washngtonu zsl jake
bylo by sanovsko americke vady vci tomuto navrhu.
Ably plan tento vibec mohl pracovati jest nuno
zska souhas Rusd Ponevadz az dosud neby Jim pedozen
nemohl jej odmrst avsak ccerin pravi nterview
veter ze nemysi 81 mnoho mem.
Vytkl tyto tT body:
"Pedne proestueme" pravil "proti temto rozhodnutm
kajcim Ruska pfedsevzatym sttny bez ruskeho
ensv To byla cd pocatku szel Janovskou konferenc
"Za druhe, ohrazueme prot omu ably pet nArodh
sedo vile Loyda Georgia. rozhodovao 10 vrchcvan
stat Rusky nesm uzavira akychkov muv dobu pe
bo sesti mesicn i~'~~ vs9ssNN
ga feti zdali navrhovana komse ma byti akymsi tr-
bunae jenz by vnes rozsdek mad Ruskem my nechceme
nj miti niceho spolecneho
Rovnez byo rozhodnuto vile Lloyda Georgia. poslati
osrou odpoved rpskou notu paecn ez bya vastn
pagandovym tokem Ruska mocnos zaroven il odvolany
lsupky drive utin9ne
Odpoved' mocnos jak jest vypracovana, pfipomene
veIm ze zniciy temer svoji zemi re udz neisou
zadnem posaveni toc kaptastcke vady zvaste kdyz
zadajf Cd Mich pIcku Mocnost dale feknou sov6ty
mohou 81 pravo vlady yto
neminf prijimati jakekoli krtiky Moskvy.
KoneGne bude obsahovati plan das schizku zna
eli pozd9ji zastupcu vsech mocnostf v Haagu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
OBHAJCI VELEBf SMALLA.

Waukegan, ILL.,, 49, kvetna - Kdyz byla vyslecha, jak
zasupc zaloby 6 Lena Smaa ako prohnanehn
poitkafe enz spolu nym spklenci ukorist s2O0000O
atnch penez te dobe kdy byl stanim pokadnikem
nasouchaa dnes druhe STRANGE history kdyz obhac obv
n6neho guvernea sedova eho kareru prvne ako vozky
mekafskeho pax ako nadennika zeleznicnch
itch tax dale az ke guvernersv stau Process bud vekou
pozornost obyvatelstva Inosu do mry cee
nebot ridky pfipad ably guveer stau zaovan by
pro zproneveereni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
NEMECKO POTREBUJE KAISERA.

Londyn, ID kvetna Ably dosaho sveho dfivesiho po-
aven sve6 Nemecko potrebue opene kasera gen
Ludendorff clanku Sunday Pictorial. Pokracuje pal
Nas nepratee dosud zevlu pisneho sebekontroucho
pruskeho docha Mcdonald nebezpec ez by vsalo kdyby
bosevicka mysl nastoupa naconani myse mezi
meckym idem. Co nemecky lid potrebuje bzke budou-
cnost Jest auokraticka ktatura Nemecke pom6ry cha
rakter davai naprostou pTednost monarchii'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
VSECHNY dolly ZAVRENY.

Bridgeport o., 49, kvetna Poprve 25 letech vsechny
podzemn dolly uhene panvi vychodnho Oha nichz 6zi
temer poovice uhli state budou zahae dn
Ger. Az dosud bya dovoena un tezba nekterych do
ech odkud zsobovany nemocnce veene prospesne poan
KY ale kdyz stale dochazey sesky re uh jest prodavano
une naiidla zavreni techto doln
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
PASIOVE HRY.

Horn Ammerau, Bavorsko, a. kvetna. - Dnes po-
prve Cd 1910 bavor horae sehra sveozname "Pasiove
hry pred obecensvem aicim as 4000 osob nichz a
ovice byla AmercanI Dnes zaroven pred zahaenm hry
pohreb ednoho hercl Anona Mayra enz zemrel
oneocn6ni enom nekolka dn zanet pc Tyz pfedsta-
voval Tomase Pasiovych hrdch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
KANDIDAT PRO URAD SERIFA
ZABIT.

Omaha, Neb, 13. kv6tna Patrick Lavell, demokrati-
cy kanda pro ad serfa okresu Douglas by zabt dnes
bve revolvery poc. Neil padl, Lavel strel
chybne smrtene zran jednoho poicistd Lave omylem
pokadal py straznky lupice zaha stfebu kdyz
vrace do sv6ho domova casnych hodinach rannich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
GASOLIN BUDE DRAzSl.

Washington, 49, kvetna. Dasi zvyseni cenach gaso-
vede patnost vsech casech zene bya sdeeno dne
odboru vnitra Zvseni mGze bi cd do cent? gal
onu do poovce cervna Toto jest vede zvysen u6neneho
behem poslednch sest tydnu ruzno cd do cend
gallon. DIE spolehlivych nformac Standard Oil prvne
znami zvySeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
SCHODEK v BANCE 100000.

Moberly, Mo-, 49, kvetna. Schodek Farmers and
Merchants bance enz nedavno b obeve mze dosahnout
100000, W. West priruGi satn fnancn komisaT, enz
prevail svo sprawl banku oznami dnes. PohTesovanv
predseda J. w. Bundrdge postal dop okresnimu zalobci
Parcku OByanovi n6mz prav ze spane nvesmenty phi
vody schodek upadek banky. DIE OBryana tim spanym
investmentem byly pry "zenske karban'.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-30
CHANGES ~ HUNTING
~ AND TRAPPING LAWS.

The Louisiana Department OF Con.
0ervation announces. for the informa.
tion Of the public, that the following
changes have been made in the laws
tor the taking of game animals and
game birds and fur-bearirg amin ais:
The deer season has been changed
to open in the northern zone October
Is and to close December 81; in the
southern zone, November to January
l6. Non-residents are required to Sc
cure a $50 nonresident liccnss to hunt
deer or bear. The quail sc ison now
extends from November 15 to March
l; the dove season from September Is
to December 81. All, o.her laws re.
main the same except for fur-beaa'-
ing animals, the seaScn for trapping
these being November =; t, February
Is. Hereafter these IA ,png fur
bearing animals viii :i:sy, 10 take out
Z license costing s1.25. giving the
privilege O. both hunting and trap.
ping. The hunting license rel lains at
81. Prairie chickens s(ro. n rail CT
marsh-hen), upland / ploveT a; tpara-iI
botte), arls imported and nati~sa-bred
pheasants, fdust not r. be
hunted Until 1895. 4 licensed ncn4aesi.
dent may carry olt the state, with
him the bag permitted for two days.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-30
EFFECT OF CONSERVATION
ON WILD LIFE OF STATE

Commissioner M. L. Alexander, chief
of tbs Department of Conservation,
who has recently returned from the
annual convention Of the International
Association Of Game and Conservation
Commissioners at Madison, Wis, says
that ct the meeting practically every
&tate Of the Union and the depart.
ments of Canada reported gradual
but gratifying increase In the number
e useful birds and animals, as result
q tho conservation policy adopted in
the two countries.
f Louisiana made one Of the most en-.
oeuraging reports in the convention,
Mr.. Alexander said, and he received
many compliments from the other
commissioners upon the conservation
methods put into effect in this State,
and the manner Of enforcement Of the
laws adopted by the Louisiana Depart
ment. Louisiana was frequently re-
ferred to as State In which the con-
servation idea could be studied to the
best advantage. He was invited to
deliver an illustrated lecture before
tho agricultural section ct the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin during his visit on
the fauna Of the State, and the meth
DDS Of conservation in Louisiana.
The American Fisheries Society, tho
Oldest organization Of the kind of the
world, met after the meeting of the
Commissioners adjourned. This meet
ing discussed the fisheries problem
from every angle, but the main object
Of discussion was the pollution of wa
ters by oil burning steamers, through
which edible fish are being destroyed
In al quarters Of the globe. New Eng.
land and Canada on this side, espe-
cially have suffered heavily in fish life
from this cause. It was the consensuS
Of opinion OF the meeting that some
agreement would have to
bs reached to prevent this destruction.
which IL complained Of most energeti-
oaIy along the coast Of Great Britain.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-30

tions. and get relief the best way hi
can"
II can understand just how It has
worried you," said the hotelkeeper
''The fact that you couldn't reach
around and claw the itching place
with your fingers kept the matter
fresh IN your memory and got on your
nerves. The pursuit of the unattain-
able always is more interesting to us
than the easier work close to hand.
You had your whole person to scratch,
and might have bought a currycomb
for quarter, and had a good time, but
you couldn't be happy until you had
reached the one inaccessible spot.
"A while ago I imagined had
heart disease, and went and saw the
doctor. He knows I have money in
the bank, and am considered good pay,
so he confirmed my worst fears, and
made up his mind to have me for his
star patient, until one Of Us petered
out He threw an awful scare into me,
so that I went home sweating Ice cold
circus lemonade.
"He gave me some medicines and a
lot of instructions. Among them was
one to the effect that when I went to
bed should always sleep on my right
side. He cautioned me over and over
again against laying on my left side.
and left the impression that if I dis
obeyed him. I'd wake up some morn
ing to find myself 4 candidate fer
floral horseshoe.
''That matter looked easy at the
time, and I assured the doctor I'd fol-
low his bylaws to the letter.. When
1 went to bed that night, I stretched
out on my right side. and in ten min.
utes was Just suffering to roll over.
I don't believe I ever, had such a
hankering for anything. It seemed to
me the height Of human happiness
would lie in sleeping on ones left side
followed Instructions for two nights,
md then i decided that lifes wasn't |
worth such sacrifices, and rolled over
and slept on my left side. and nothing
happened. I was feeling better than
usual next morning when got up.
"Of course this experience lessened
ny confidence in the doctors instruc- |
lions, and concluded that If / was |
going to sidestep the instructions
night as well sidestep the meitc,'!
.oo,' for they tasted like low Af> q
Chinese alley, and I threw the w@s |
OF out Of the window. Thus the ssw
zones lost his most promising patient
because he handed out rule that |
wasn't strictly necessary.
speaking of the unattainable, do
'ou know what's the matter with Silas
rurbelow? He has everything man
'ould ask, stranger In the town
would say. He has a beautiful home
md wife who would be considered a
anywhere, and he has festbons
+ money where it will do the most
God.
"Yet he has a secret sorrow. I'll
hink he's the most melancholy man II
yer saw, and his trouble is that he
ant raise good stand Of whiskers.
T0wadays, when whiskers are cons:d-
red an infirmfty, It seems strange
hat any man should grievesov such
matter.
"He sends all over the United
tates for hair growers, and half the
me his face is blistered or swollen,
nd still the whiskers won't grow on
i'm. II some miracle happened, and
e woke up some morning to fnd his
ountenance all covered with wAiSkeFs.
ed probably have them shaved of
thin 9. week /; but because they won't
row. he won't be happy till he gets
lem." l.s
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-30

it with either
hand, and I have
been backing up
against every tele
phone pole and
gatepost, rubbing
like a horse with
the mango. A
man Of my social
and commercial
standing doesn't
look dignifed
while thus en-
gagged, but when
a mans back
itches, he has to
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-30
plenty o. Time.

Teacher-What. Bobby. you say you
don't want to be president Of the
United States?
Bright Lad-Not Just now, thanks.
II it's all the same to you rd rather
wait until after couple Of more cleo
tions.-American Legion Weekly.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-30
Weary Of WhIrIwInda

ssY0u don't seem to like the idea Of
. whirlwind campaign"
II hate the mere mention Of It."
replied Farmer COrntossel. Maybe
you'd fnd it hard to understand, new
er havin'. lived, as 1 did, in part Of
the country where every once In
awhile you have to get out and run
Tor cyclone cellar" -
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-30
THE UNATTAINABLE

SSTHERES a spot on my back,
= about the size Of a postage
stamp, that has been itching all day."
said the retired merchant, ''and it has
caused me more grief than the last
attack of rheumatism. l can't reach
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-30
Afa Weak End.

"Reggie is going to the country on
Saturday"
"Eor week-end7 r
,"Yes; his heads been bothering
hlm."-Boston TRANSCRIPT.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-30

(nlalm yHc
Now Going On, Continues Until Xmas
opportunity itself purchase high
chande for Men, Women Girls reducons
AS we'll largest greatest
ties to chose from than other
Louisiana.
We have employed seventy -four
make shopping expedient for you
ATTENTION LADIES: When you Alexandria, take
advantage of our thorough equipped Rest Room for ladies
children which equipped with avatores toilet
Ing Materials in fact as perfectly arranged homes
would be- If spending day only
sary for go the
Our stocks in all hghth
/TOYLAND has opened ready you your Xmas
selections We have the largest
the following: Pianos athletic boys, musical
ments electric wicker
dolls humpy dumpty white furniture, ganoping
washing outfits china fry sets
Xmas trees wicker and leather doll bugges, roll and fat
desks, iron and wagons, rocking teddy
scudde trycrles BICYCLES velocpdes
beds telephones drums sewing
acter o books painting SETS rifles of all kinds
picture machines, sandy dumpty sandy, pile drivers,
elevators wind mills, roller electrical
anca jggers saxaphone
phones foot ball SETS base ball sets golf other
play SUITS other
Complete coats sweaters shirt waist silk
underwear. TOP HEAVY CLEARANCE SALE prices.
Complete line of ladies children
TOP HEAVY CLEARANCE SALE prices
Complete line of coats
dresses all sold at TOP HEAVY CLEARANCE SALE prices.
Complete goods dresses caps
wv ANCDc
Don't fail Millinery Department you
da have the most exquisite all sold
at Top HEAVY CLEARANCE SALE prices
Cohcraf othsr high TOP HEAVY
CLEARANCE SALE prices.
Complete
SUITS underwear hats bse shirts eckwea
all sold at TOP HEAVY CLEARANCE SALE prices.
Complete line of shirts socks outing gowns
pajamas oveashn Munsne underwear sold TOP
HEAVY CLEARANCE SALE prices.
Complete line silks goods linens, furnishing
goods blankets TOP
HEAVY CLEARANCE SALE prices.
Complete line of Gifts for men, women boys, girls
children impossible the sufficient
that what gift large varieties
an sold TOP HEAVY CLEARANCE SALE prices
TERMS OF SALE:
Strictly Cash. No Approvals. No C.. o. DIS
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-18
CITY FUNDS ARE LOW; PLEA FOR MORE FIRE
 ALARM BOXES HELD UP

The city council was in session for a short time last evening All mem- bers of the body were present with the exception of Councilman Camp bell and Ferguson.
 A resolution was passed allowing all candidates to carry banners on cars without coming before the council for a permit, as required in an old city ordinance.
 A request was received for the in- stallation of two more fire alarm box es in the city. The matter was post poned for the present on account of the low finances of the city. While the matter was up for discussion it was brought out that many people in 'phoning in fire alarm did not give the exact location. It was suggested that persons phoning in an alarm take little longer time and give the exact location.
 The report of the finance commit tee disclosed the fact that the city funds are rather low at the present time and will be until about the No vember l, when the city taxes will begin to come in.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-18
Elaborate Plans Are Being Made For Big Series of Meetings

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Elaborate plans are being made by eastern ath- eletic universities and colleges for a series of indoor track meets during the coming winter which promise to eclipse former efforts in this direction
 Following the international trend in other departments of sport, efforts will be made to secure some of the leading European stars as well as those from the Pacific coast to compete in several of the more important meets of the winter.
 Applications for sanctions are being received in large numbers at the of fices of the amateur athletic union and many have already been granted while others will be awarded after the annual meeting in this city in Novem- Der. The question of women compet- ing in such meets will also be consider ed at the yearly conference of the A. A. U. and it is not unlikely that before the winter season is past several of the leading meets will have included events open to women competitors on- lV
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-18
'Hiker Walks Only
 20 Miles on Jaunt
 to Pacific Coast

Yesterday afternoon young fellow with henna colored hat and henna colored hair, ''toting' big black suit case and tiny canteen dropped in at the Chamber of Commerce and in- quired about the road to Tombstone and asked for a map of Arizona
 Inquiry brought out that his name was J. c. Carnes. that he was 2S years old and was hiking for wager from San Antonio to Los Angeles-a dis tapce of 220O miles.
 He is supposed to have left San Antonio broke" and he has to work for his meals, etc, on the way. He worked in Westbrook, Tex, and left there with $5, he said, arriving in Bis bee with twenty-five cents. He left Lordsburg yesterday morning. He has walked altogether, since leaving San Antonio, only 20 miles. he said. He depends almost entirely on lifts by passing automobiles.
 Carnes said that tourist travel now is very heavy-and a great part ol this was being diverted in Fl Paso to the Roosevelt Dam.
 Carnes thought that the roads 1T this part of the country were wonder full