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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-22

4 JASON LEE MEMORIAL M. e.
Corner North Winter and JEFF
| ferson streets. Thomas Acheson.
pastor. Ross Anderson in charge of
| Junior church. Regular services
will be held at this church on the
coming LORDS day. The summer
makes no difference to us in our
efforts to keep these services up
to the highest possible standard.
The kings business requires haste.
We are at his command and work
ing hard as ever. The following
services will be held, to which we
most heartily invite the public.
and assure them of a home like
welcome: Sunday school at 9:45
in large airy rooms, led by a band
OF consecrated teachers, with class
es for all ages Two services at IL
a. m. junior church in the primary
department rooms for young peo-
pie up to sixteen years. Ross An
derson will preach. Church audi
torium, the pastor In charge; sub
ject, In the Gardens of God. The
Epworth League will meet at p.
m. for its devotional meeting. The
Keizer league will be guests OF the
local chapter for this hour. A big
I1lcGLliik II pldllCus L tllb 1ICCLlhk
will be worth while. Public wor-
ship at s p. m. an evangelistic ser
vice with a spirit of wholesome
enthusiasm in it. This service is
designed to make the outsider feel
at home. Good singing and good
fellowship at all the services. jun
Tor and adult church services on
Wednesday at and 8 p. nj. re-
spectively. A special meeting of
the Woman's' Foreign missionary
society will be held on Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The Rev. G.
Judy, Central Congregational
church, will give an address on his
experiences as a missionary in
Africa. open to the public.
UNITED BRETHR EN-Seven-
teenth and Nebraska street, take
the Seventeenth car line for Engle-
wood. Sunday school 10 q. m. G..
p. Wells, superintendent Lesson
for July 23, Daniel and the Lions.
Daniel 6:10-23. Here is fact for
very careful study: Stop outward
worship, and you will tend rapid
ly to kill the desire for It, I'm
peace will 1 both lay me down and
sleep; for thou, Jehovah, alone
makest me dwell in safety"
Psalms 4:8. The glory of DAN
iePs deliverance was given to
God, the plotters who had over |
reached themselves were cast to |
The same lions den; by order of |
the king, royal proclamation |
honoring God was sent forth, and |
Daniel was permitted to keep up |
his prayer habit, which both pays |
and is right II a. m. and p. m.
service by the pastor,
Rev. George Chapman, the best
TWO hours of the Lords day that /
you can spend at any one place
would be to hear Rev. Chapman /
next Sunday. 6:30 Christian En-
1eavor, Walter w. Wells, presi-
ient. Youpg peoples topic: Grow. |.
Fhe brain that does not think |
oses after a while its power to |
the tree that does not /
yield to the influence of the sun
ain and soil, soon dies. The char
lcter that does not feed on pray
II and meditation and ideas and
'evelations is not growing char
Lcter. All Christians are urged to H
mite with the members of the
hurch on Thursday evening 8 p.
a. Also any one that is not mem
'er' of the church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-22

| EVANGELICAL - Chemeketa
street, f. w. Launer, pastor. Ser
mon at IL a. m. subject. Advance
ment." Sermon at s D. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Something Of In
terest for the sunday school, all
want to know about II. Do not
miss 1t. Everybody come. Y. p. A.
| 4 o'clock, leader w. A. Springer.
Sermon at Fruitland at p. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Orsa
Fagg. superintendent. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening. Bible study
The Life OF Jesus"
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN--On
Church street, between Chemeketa
and Center. Ward Willis Long,
minister. Sabbath school meets at
9:46 a. m. II. e. Barrett, Supt. At
this time there will be report of
sum mer conference delegates. IL
a. m. Mr.. Long Will preach from
the topic "Deadening Duplicity."
Violin solo, offertory by Iva Glare
Love, accompanied by Lucille Ross
at the organ. Wilson park sermon
at 4:30 by the minister, "Charit-
able Compromises. Solo by Mrs.
Ward Willis Long. p- m. Chris
tian Endeavor meeting. No eve
ming church service. Prayer serv-
ice Thursday 7:45 p. m.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN
18th and Mission. @. s. johnson,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. su-
perintendent, o. B. Bowman. Serv
ices at II. subject Saved to the
Uttermost.' Junior G. e. p. M
Mrs. Burns Supt. Senior at 1880,
Hilda Berkey. Pres. Services at
$40, subject AN Offensive Con-
science" Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. Ev-
erybody invited.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONS
ALs--Corner 10th and Ferry Clay
ton Judy, minister. Sunday school
and combined service start at 10
a. m. Good teachers and a class for
every one. Mrs. b. r.. Edwards,
superintendent. We emphasize the
supreme need of religious educa-
ton. Senior and intermediate
Christian Endeavor at p. m. Eve
ming service of song and worship |
with sermon by pastor, 8 p. m. |
"The Only Panacea." You |
are always welcome at our serv-
Ices.
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCo-
PAL-South Commercial and My
srs streets. II. F. Pemberton, pas
tor. Sunday school meets at 9.45
q. A. Rhoten, Supt., with a group
of earnest and faithful teachers
assisting. The school is doing well
FOR these warm days. You will
find 1t profitable to be here. Ep-
worth League meets at .. m. A
i've, interesting and inspiring meet
ing for young folks Morning wor-
ship at II o'clock. Sermon subject
rhe Forgiveness of Sins. The eve
ming service at 5, Subject who
Owns the Mountain 2" The day will
oe we'll spent and your next week
will be finer If you attend these
yahous meetings, A cordial well
,ome and a homelike cheerfulness
will make you want to come again
We shall be glad to see you at any
Il the meetings.
SPIRITUALIST - Services at
$50 Broadway at p. m. r. G. Il
iordon, minister. Subject Sunday,
July 23, MANS Future the Mirror
II the Past" No admission. All ]
welcome.
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WOmdn'S Tr0asure-QueSt
Pictured In 1.-THE Mis-
tress Of the World"
Helen Nielsen Risked Her Life to
Win Riches Of the Queen
Of Sheha

A Modern quest OF the Golden
Fleece by a woman instead Of a
man is the novel situation under
lying THE Mistress OF tho
World" Mia May. beautiful
and famous European screen play
er is featured In the production.
History does not tell us wheth-
er Jason could read or write or
understand more than his native
tongue. But the intrepid Helen
Nielsen OF this new and absorb
ing picture. 10 the modern woman
par excellence. She speaks many
languages and through her knowl
edge OF Chinese happens on to an
epic adventure which makes her
the wcrld's' Croesus through the
discovery OF the long lost treasure
on the Queen OF Sheba In the hid
den city OF Ophir.
But 1t is not this treasure
which provides the Golden Fleece
that this woman seeks, but
scrap of paper, secret treaty of
a vast empire, the recovery OF
which Will clear her dead faith
er's name OF disgrace. 1t Is tre-
mendous undertaking. fraught
with unknown perils, but this dar
ing woman risks all for ultimate
victory against overwhelming
odds.
This Is said TO be one OF the
most remarkable pictures ever
screened. The settings are superb
iy massive and thousands OF per-
sons appear in the various scenes.
The story is based ON a celebrated
novel by Carl Figdor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-22
NIAGARA ROCK
QUARRY OPENED
FORBR|DGE WORK

Mill City, Or, July 22.-The
Southern Pacific rock quarry at
Niagara has again been opened UP
for the purpose OF obtaining rock
for ballast and bridge work. b.
o. Gainor, foreman, took his out
fits to Niagara Monday to handle
the work. A large amount OF this
rock Is shipped to Jefferson and
dumped in the river there for pro-
lection Of the bridge against high
water.
The Ladies Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian church heid
their annual ice cream social
Tuesday night on the church
lawn, a good sized crowd being in
attendance. A small program was
pIeasingly rendered.
Miss Dolly Glenn was a passen-
ger on the train Wednesday to Sa-
lem.
Miss Leah Sutton Of San Fran
cisco Is IN Mill City for several
days renewing old acquaintance.
Miss Sutton formerly worked as
stenographer In the local office OF
the Hamomnd Lumber company,
but later moved to San Francisco,
where she is now employed in the
same capacity with the Hammond
company.
Miss Thelma Nation Of Salem
wgg In Mil City Wednesday and
Thursday visiting friends.
Wednesday afternoon, Ham
mond Lumber company cracked a |
cylinder head In one Of the main |
drive engines, compelling the mill |
to close down until Thursday
morning, In order that same could |
be repaired.
B. w. Sheldon, auditor for the
Hammond Lumber company In
this city, left Thursday morning |
for a few days visit around Carl
baidi, Oregon.
+. r. Olin, general manager OF
the Hammond Lumber company,
went to Portland Thursday morn
Ing on business.
Mrs. A. A. Bailey of Kansas
City, Mo-. and Miss Helen Nc
Cready Of Pullman. washington,
are visiting at the homo OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. L. Linn.
Mrs. A. w. Benigar OF Salem is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Baker.
Hammond Lumber company re-
reived another large logging en-
gine Thursday from Portland,
same to be used in one of their
logging camps.
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! COTTAGE STREET EvANGEL
IICAI-460 North Cottage street.
Z. III. willard, pastor. Our order OF
| service for the Lords day Is as
follows. Sunday school at 10
O'Clock sharp. Morning worship at
III O'Clock. The pastors subject is
iHow Should We Use Christ's Gift
OF Freedom?r Sunday school and
church services at Auburn at 2:80
and $3.50 D. m. respectively. The
Young people meet for c. E. at z
O'clock in union service with, the
Liberty street society. The church
service begins at o'clock. Rev.
G. f. Liening will preach. Be
with US in any OF these services.
You are also invited to our pray
er and praise service on Thursday
evening at o'clock.
HIGHLAND FRIENDS-High-
land avenue and North Church
street. I. G.. and Ida J.. Lee, minis
ters. Bible school at 10 a. m. Cliff
ton Ross, Supt. Our school is keep
ing up fine for the summer sea-
son; our class rooms are very
pleasant and we have competent
teachers for all ages. Morning
worship and preaching at IL.
Christian Endeavor at p. m
Preaching at 5 p. m. Young peo-
ple's prayer meeting on Monday at
s D. m. Thursday night the Ma
rion County Holiness association
camp meeting begins at the state
fair grounds. There will be no
prayer meeting at the church on
Thursday night and no meeting or
~ OF
until the camp meeting closes
August 9Th.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STU
DENTS ASSOCIATION-Mee every
Sunday in Derby hall, corner Court
and High streets, upstairs for BIZ
BILE study. Hours from 10 to 12 a.
m. Public always welcome at these
services. Sunday, July 29rd, at
2:30 D. m. there will be a free
public lecture in the hall, subject
"Why Man Was Created?'" As we |
see the sorrow, distress and per- |
plexity in the world we wonder
why man was created and we find
the only answer in Gods word, the |
Bible. Hear this message of COM |
fort in these trying times and have |
the assurance from Gods word |
that soon man will long enjoy the |
works of his hands. You are well |
come.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First
Church, 44O Chemeketa street. !
Sunday morning services at IL a.
m. Subject of lesson sermon, |
Truth, Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Wednesday evening testi- !
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CENTER STREET METHOD.
iSI EPlscoPAIs--Corner North
lsth and Center streets. g, s.
hoeder' minister. Sabbath school
~ q. m. The Sunday school lesson
rs taught In the German and Eng
lish language. The pastor WIN
preach at the eleven O'Clock hour
Subject. Spiritual Death" Al 4sso
we will unite with the other
churches in the union service in
Wilson park. There win be no
evening service in this church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-22

LIBERTY STREET EyANGET.-
lCAIs-Corner Center and Liberty
streets, q. II. I4iening, Sir, pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Al. J.
Hager, Supt Preaching at IL a. M
There will be no services here in
the evening as we are In union
services at the Cottage street Evan
9eiicai church. Young peoples
meeting at p. m. Preaching al
P. m. @. +. Ilenlng, Sr., win bring
the message. You are invited.
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LUTHERAN--6tate and Eigh
teenth streets. George Koehler
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
Preaching service at 1880 a. m
(which is held in the German IAN
guage. The pastor will speak on
aaT'he Making of Christian and
the Life He is to Live" EVERYBODY
rs cordially invited. There will be
no evening service
CHRISTIAN AND MISSION
GARY ALLIANCE-Mr and Mrs
In. e. Caswell, 425 North Winter
street, leaders. Usual services to-
morrow afternoon at 632 South
fCommercial street. Sunday school
lat Q o'clock, followed by gospel
meeting at 8. Also at the same
place on next Thursday afternoon,
July 27, regular service beginning
at $3.50. A very cordial welcome TO
all.
ST. PAUL"S (Bpiscopal)-
i'The Little Church around the
Corner" Chemeketa street near
Church. Rev. III. Duncan Cham
bers, rector. Usual services. Holy
eucharist at 1890 a.. m. Church
school at 9:45. Morning prayer and
sermon at II a. m. There may be
some confusion about the church
property but the inside of the
church is the same and is very
cool. A hot weather sermon of not
over fifteen minutes. Bishop Sum-
ner will be at st. Paups on Sun
day the 3Oth at which time the
corner stone Of the new church
will be laid. The service will be
at the time of the regular service
at II a. m. Please keep this date
and time in mind.
4 NAZARENE - Nineteenth and
Marion, one block south of Center
on Nineteenth, Chemeketa car.
Sunday school at 9:45, w. B. Har-
dy, superintendent. Preaching at
IL and at 8. Young peoples meet
ing at z. A further study of the
18th of Romans. There will be no
services at the church until after
the camp meeting beginning July
81 and closing August 9Th. A.
Wells. pastor; Florence Wells,
deaconess.
MARION COUNTY HOLINESS
Association will begin the annual
camp meeting July 81 and close
August 9Th at the fair grounds.
There will be a big new tent in
which the meetings will be held.
North Commercial car runs to the
grounds. There will be good sing
Ing and good "old fashioned" gos-
pei preaching. Everybody is invit-
ed to attend this meeting. A. Wells
president; Hazel Keeler, secretary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-22

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Liberty and Center street. w. C.
kantner, minister. 10 a. m. SIM
uay school with classes for all "A
place and a welcome for you. II
M. Mead, superintendent. ii a. M.
preaching services with sermon by
pastor. THE Partial Disclosures Of
GOD" A subject OF interest to All.
no evening services. Midweek SER
vace Thursday at p. m. Subject.
ABIDE with Me-" A cordial well
come to any and all OF these SER
vices. 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-22

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First
Church, 44O Chemeketa street.
Sunday morning services at II a.
m. Subject of lesson sermon,
Truth, Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Wednesday evening testi-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-22
EMBARGO PLACED
UPON STOCK TRAFFIC

Everett, Wash, July 22.-Great
Northern division offices here to-
day announced that an embargo
had been placed on livestock or
perishable freight for Montana
points or through Montana owing
to strike troubles that had devel-
oped in that state. Dead freight
is to be received subject to dUyy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-22

monial meetings at o'clock. Read
ing room, 20s Masonic Temple,
open every day except Sundays and
holidays from 11:15 to $3.50 p. m.
All are cordially invited to our
services and to our reading room.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-22
ENGLISH SHIPS IN
DEMAND FOR Coal

London. July 22-(By Assoe,.
ated Press. )-The demand 1,
ships to convey coal to Americo = !,
increasing daily. Many steamora
have been loaded in the IJnjtas
Kingdom this week ror saiiip.s =
the various American ports ~
freight rate being ten shillines
ton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28

Boestnou ztratu zaznamenava nase obec terarni Ma
gsani rada Kare Masek znamy spsovate pod pseudony
"Fa Presto" zemre po des trapne nenoci 55
sveho veku Byl rozeny Prazak CO. 18e7) vysudo
val prava voupil do soudn sluzby niz p(se prazske
magistratu, kde postoupl az magsratho radu Wy
stoup lerafne neprve jaKo spoupracovnik Svandy Du
daka samostatn6 sbrkou nedostiznych lterach parod
Utkej Kaco! 1894. Cd te DOLBY daroval nam radu
zoruhodnych kneh versem prozou. Jsou Domky ka-
ret "Pohadky spatne koncc', Kysele hrozny, "Kraov
ny kralovstvi' "Nezdareny roman, "Myn samote
basne "Pierrotova loutna "Nesrezene chviky, "Blv H.
stek" m. j. Vedle toho psal take divado Neizna
mes jeho her je "Dceruska hosnskeho tragede "Krap
vanocn hra "Betem Pro deti napsal Kasparkovu babc
ku" dale drama "Hrdza j. MaSek byl spoluzaklodate
lem 'Volnych Smerd, redaktorem savrickyh 'Petrkcn
Tadu let redigoval umoristick6 Lsy" 90 let bv
"Vestnka obecniho hi mesa Prahy Posedn leta
postonava poseni mesce emer z nevyse sveho bvtr
Ma baste Jr Zemfel Praze, stredu dne 49, zafi
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"a % HODIN Cd POBREzf
POBREzf.

Chicago, 27. zari. "Velika bi
la costa" osvetlenych mist pro
sestupy aeroplanG, sahajici cd
Chicago ma zapad, slibuje sni-
ziti cas- postovnich aeroplanI
ma % hodin New Yorku ku
pacifickemu pobrezi. Plany
jsou nyni v chodu, pravi pluk.
Henderson, riditel postovni le-
tecke sluzby, osvetliti drahu z
Chicago do Cheyenne behem
dvou mesicl, tax ably aeropla-
ny, jez mali rychlost ITO mil "a
hodinu, mohli litati V noel. DIE
techto pland do Chicago dolete
10 by Sc "a dine pokracovalo
by sc v letu v nOci.
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AMER. VALECNE LODI Ma VYCHOD.
DVE DIVISE TORPEDOVEK VYPLUJl
BEZODKLADNE DO CARIHRADU.
JEJICH UKOIEM JEST CHRANITI AMERICKE
ZIVOTY A MAJETEK

Washington, 27. zari - Sekretaf namoTnictva DENLY
naridl dvema divisim torpedovek, pozdstavacm
dvanacti ncel1 "odeeti tax ryche jak mono Noroku
do Carihradu dodatecnymi zasobami potravn sastva
odpoved zados cd admirala Bristoa. amercksho
sok6ho komisare Cafhrad aby byy vysany ma ochranu
amerckych zajmd'.
Mimo zasobnf od' Bridge vypluje nedrive do Ca
Thradu
"Uceem vypraveni techto lodi jest chraniti americke
zamy pravi formalnim prohlasenl vydanem odbo-
rem nmornctva "a posknout zasoby kdyby ich bylo fe
ba Methody rozdeni zpdsob jaym bude zasob pouzito
budou rozhodnuty admralem Bristolem"
Parfzske novnafske zpravy oznamnc. re admiral Long
lest ma ceste CaThradu aby tam rfd NONE namorn
perace byv zdech dfednich kruzich kde
sd6leno akeko namofn demonstrate nrot Turkdm ne
isou prtomne cas americke smrnice vc problemum ma
bfzkem vychode.
odboru namornictva byo Teceno ze pokud znamo lest
washnptonske Wade, admiral Long jest vajkove lod
Utah bud bze Pougaska neb cese do Gibrataru kde
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s BANDITY DOPADIIO TO SPATNf.,
BYLO UGH SEST A VSICHNI RUD ZABITI, PORA-
NENI NEB ZATCENI.

Eureka Springs Ark, 27. zaf. = Diva neztotozneni han
kovn bande byli zab ny smrten6 zraren diva nostre
poedne bve Obcanv kdvz zhunici bvi ol""
pill Prvnf narodn banku tomo mse $4,000 nen"z'ch
$50 900 bondech Penize bondy nalezeny vraceny
bance.
Vsichni clenove tlupv bandtI, sest poctem by bud
zabiti. postfeeni neb zatcen.
E. c. Smith. kasr bance. zpnsob ponlach stounnu-
tim podlahy jez bvla spoena popasnVm zaf'ze
nr Vvruseni obGane uvta bandjty palbou rcnic kdvz
vvbeh bankv svo koist pred sebou iednoho
GTednika ako st Bandte jail odpovidati stSelhu.
Ernest Jordan ehoz kra prileha bance. zastrel pry
jednoho re zbujnfkG druheho advokat Joe Mckinney z
okna dadovny druhe srane ulce Konstebl Britain
postfe smrtelne ran jineho Jeden re zbulnikn Jenz
sed9 pred automoblu pokusil uprchnouti by
vsak dopaden. Diva muzd byi streleni kdyz utika po
ulci
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JEDNANf O ZAPOVEDI
S. RfJNA.

Chicago, 27. zari. Konecne
slyseni 0 zadosti vlady, ably pro
zatimni zapov6d' vydma proti
stavkarGm re zeleznicnich di-
len stala Sc trvalou, Romano bu
de 5. rijna a sice pred tremi
soudci federalniho Obvodniho
soudu ma mist6 pred scudcem
Wilkersonem. Staio sc to ma Ia
dost pravnich zastupcG obzalo-
vane strany, kteri, kdyby zapo
ved' byla odvolacim soudem pc
tvrzena, mohli by Sc odvolati
primo k nejvySSimu soudu Spoj.
StatI.
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FRANCOUZI PROTESTUJf.

Pariz, 26. zari. We francouZ
skem tisku zahajena byla nyni
zuriva kampan proti chystane
ceste byvaleho ministerskeho
predsedy Clemenceaua do Spo-
jenych Stati, jez opira sc "a
sadu, re francouzske obyva-
telstvo ztratilo neho duveru a
re tudiz nema prava zastupova
ii francouzske verejne mfneni
u sprateleneho naroda.
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Utah jest ocekavan g. mjna Mel dmyslu pouti do Carl
pozde ale jedine dcelem pozorovan pomerd
lupIsobeni admiralem Bristoem.
Ia prtomnych okonos drednc zdejsi nevid zadne
pravdepodobno americkych vaecnych sill bnde pouzto
nemu dceu nezi ku poskyovanf pomoci lee byo bv nut
vysadit namofniky ochrane amerckeho zvota majet
ku. tato moznost poklada velmi vzdalenou
Lisabon, zarf = Mistoadmralu Andrew T. Loneovi.
vete namofnich sill Spoienych Statd amerckych vodach
dIstonikum vajkove lodi Utah. byl vystroen banke F.
H. Gearingem, amerckym vysancem zdejsm Utah vypu-
lie Ultra ku Gibraltaru a dale do Orientu.
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ARBUCKLE OPET donna.

Victoria, B. c., 27. zafi. Ros-
coe Fatty" Arbuckle, drivej-
81 filmova hvezda, jenz pred
delSi dobou odejel do Orientu
k Will odpocinku po SVEN osvo-
bozeni re zaloby pro zabiti We
spoieni Sc smrti herecky Virgil
ME Rappe-ove, prijel sem wee
ra vecer ma parniku President
Madison. Arbuckle pravil, re
zkratil svGj pobyt v Japanu, a.
bv mohl odjeti ma zmimene To-
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zadovalo rozpustenf narodnfho
shromazdeni a utvoreni lidove
no kabinetu prizniveho doho-
de.
V druhem ultimatu Sc pravi,
re SC povazuje 'narodni shro-
mazdeni jiz "a rozpustene a
pozaduie sc utvofeni minister
stva pratelskeho dohode, jehoz
cicnove bvli by ustanoveni re-
volucionari.
Kdyby nebvla obdrzena pri-
zniva odpoved' do pdlnoci. pra
vi Sc v ultimatu. vylod'ovani
vojska bude zahajeno.
Londyn, 27. zari. Revolucni
hnuti v Recku, jezs siri Sc ma
vsech stranach, zapocalo pG-
vodne mezi porazenym vol,
skem, jez bylo. re Smyrny do.
! praveno ma ostroSy Chios a My.
4t;lene a We V65eHske posadce =
Soluni.
Tyto vzpoury mely vsak diva
| RUNE cile - prvni byla nami.
fena ku svrzeni krale Konstar
tina a ieho vlady druha k hd
jeni Thrakie proti Turkdm.
Vzpoury ma ostrovech Myt
lene a Chios patrne nabyly We
kych rozmern. Rychle ziskavs
ly stoupence tim vysledkem
re kdyz krali pfedlozeno ulti
matum pozadujici novou Via
du, on bezodkladne priial re
sign.ci svych ministrd. Soucas
ne recke valecne lodi poo
kontrolou revolucionarG. plui
k Recku, aby vynutily uposlecl
mutt ediktu revolucionarG. \
Soluni cello povstalcG posta
vii Sc gen. Koutzis, ma ostrov
!. Chios gen. Platsiras.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28
KRAL v IRSKE USTAVE.

Dublin, 27. zari. risky parla
ment prijal dnes clanek 1stavy
Svobodneho Statu, jimz Sc two
Fl zakonodarny sbor pozustava
iici 2 krale a dvou snemoven.
Gavan Duffy, jeden muzu po
depsavsich anglo-irskou smlou-
WI, podporovan poslanci delni-
cke strany, slime Sc stavel protl
vsunuti krale jako casti zako-
nodarne maSinerie SvobodnehO
Statu.