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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01
"1em tarIisitc Sttatmg''.
(@f 9r. Meo. CHARLES s. Satfielo,
9ireftsr / Hational Tuberculosis
Msiociation, SEEM gorf Gitp.)

Sfulbe man itine ct Spsrgsmaal
ON bbem Der bar Den banifcligite oa
farligite Stiaing Der / 8eroen, piIbe
NOT Sparene pariere iterft. Wange
piloe fanife meme Soloaterne, iom
ligger / De fremite Sfpttersrapene,
andre IrbeiOerne / SprGngitoffabri.
ferne eler De Der Bigger Sf~pifrabere
eler iom logger Gag paa bore Girfer
% bpgger airfetaarnene. Iae biSie
geifi9ftigelier er NOT farlige, Oct
blir man o~perbeniit ON, naar man
unoerisser 6oriifrings. Selifabernes
Statiitifer. Wan bar BOG life fln-
bet ben aGer farIisite "Stiuing".
Oenne er nemlig ret og ilet at bore
Ell gabp. 9ette er fanife noget Tom
poerit faa fienoer iii, omenoifisnt
bette er ct al De pigtigite Broblemer
inoen Samfmnbet.
9soeligbeoen blanbt Barn bier
fig at bore itsrre rnber 2 slars I.
oeren emo paa noget anbet Sibspunft
ienere / 2ipet. glanbt 0sosaaria.
gerne itaar 9iiberfuloie iom Wo. 1.
0sosfalb al 9uberfuloie er melt tal-
rig / be fsrite slar efter Ssbielen.
0erefter aitager Spgoommeri til Den
er noaet ct Minimiim meuem bet ste
og 9oe Iar, b~porefter ben after It'll
ger. 9e fIeite 3iIfalber If Suber.
fitloie hos Glore Herioter ifriper fig
fra Den tioligite 9arnoom. Spgoom-
men penter fun paa at 3roppen ifal
bli ioag nof, iaa oer fan brpoe no.
Spao Suberfuloie blanbt Sp9obarn
angaar, bar man fonitaferet, at
S%pgoommen iom &egel fsrit frem-
itaar efterat Barnet er blet afp9nnet
fra Morsmelfen og blet iaa fort, at
oct tan fraple ON paa @uIpet. gf
benne 8rAnb bsr ale Msore bore
foriigtig meb aItib at ia @i,lpet rent
bpor Barnet opboloer fig. Get Stsp,
mar fsrer itb fra 8abet,, i~nbeboloer
forifieIige Slags 9afterier, og man
bar 9epis for, at De feite geimittel.
fer fer inbenbsrs.
Barn bsr iope noe / ben frife
Suit bper Dag, iaapel CONNER font
@inter. Wan bsr bore foriigtig life
at ubi9tte 9arnenes gine for iterft
SoGbs, ba bette bar en- ifabelig girf.
ming pua benz. Spis man bar Den
minbite Wistanfe ON, at ct Barn
bar Suberfltloie, bsr man ftrar ben.
berbe fig til en- 29ge. Wan ffulbe
ogiaa forisge at boIbe Barn ppffe
fra anbre Wenneifer man peo bar
Suberfuloie.
Sslgenoe Regler bsr minbes os
eiennemfsres hos iaapel Borne iom
Barn: BUT life Singrene / Nunoen.
Sppt life no sgblefierrrer, Spese.
gummi oa lignenbe, font on bar bapt
| Wltnoen. Solo Iniigt, S9nber og
rene. gerit Senberne reael.
mesiig. 2Gr at bore gla6 / iriif
2itft og aano opbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

Saaeri, inbtiI Iioerne bar bebret iis
fsrit naar DC sforomiife Sorbolo | DC
noroilfe Sanoe otter bar ~nogenlunoe
| Sape, piloe man paabegpnoe ben Of.
fentliae Snbiamling, iom oct natur.
ligpis er Meninge,i at iperfi9tte. Nli
bar oct norife gibrag, iom er fommet
aloeles ooerraifetbe, imioIertib after
giort Sagen aftuel, og ba Snbiam-
lingen paa benne Waabe bar faaet en-
lao goo % imnif Start, ifaI Der bore
Stemnin9 for alereoe MI at ifribe til
Sulofsrelie al YIanen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01
Norife oGtteiasaer.

@lanbt DC @sger iom or fonmrct
10 I'll Siilen or Der fanIfe faa iom
Ill bore al itsrre Snteresie for oct
i,orife Imerifa ems Yroiesior Smut
SieftsIs HorIfe sgttciogor. Get err
er IGro BOG / Sen Soritdnb at 1sor.
futtcrcn fuIotlib bebcrifer lit Gntne
oq bar anlagt belle Sremitiuingen
iaa at ben faiter Gus oper flere
Gpsr8smaal iom bersrer baabe 9I.
ere % mere 9iterat,tr % @1,ltur;
topul9r er gogen foriaapi6t oel,
life n~ebpcnSigois forliointter piSen.
'tabclig %llobarnelie hos 2pieren.
Grboer iom %opcrbopebet intereSicrer
I;g FOR norlf Siterotltr og SoIfcmilt.
Ger bill filnne faa llobptte al oct ionl
her cr broget frem.
Naar man lGier en- islan6if 9Gttc,
iaga mlao man beuriore oct opri1loe.
lige og Pgte % ~tropRrbiae iom ipr-
merfcr 5remitiQingsmaaoen. TSor.
tGainJen ippnber oper flere Slcat.
leo, Der Iom 8egel ligaer laigt til.
tagc ior BEN Sib 90 Sagamunben
latte Jig til at ifripe. Som man mn
Itole paa oct iom Sagacn bar at Tor.
tGae? Serom nbtaler ocn mere
@ranifning iig piittof life elitclr-
mlgt; melt pua Here Naobcr, iom
Ter life bebsper nPrmere at puapi-
les, bar TlttioenS SGrbe funnel fon
trullere Sa9oerneS biitoriife Yaa.
lioeliGbeo % oerpeo gobtgiere at
Sen munotllge Operlcpering paa So.
lnno % Norge / ben flasiiife Saoa.
ITO banoe en- nGiten rlcitaaenoe ;Soit.
heo o9 Stfferheb. Erpiesior 9ieitpIS
@og logger ct mt % beiit piatiat
Womcnt til ben @eeiSiereIie tom
her err Gale ON. : "Rcbpaaicloaet"
bar Der giennem Here Narburoreoer
bolot Jig 6raiagn ON Ell mPa-
tlq Sonoeilegt neoitomuet ira en-
GfrGooer iom beninloo Ior 1900
lotte zig fait / @pgoen. Otter 6om
lar Saaaen facet Napn al "SfrGo.
Har' oGa". We9et omitpnoclia peO
zen lofole TRADITION OF fortpQe ON
0enne &ni,t Oh bans / mango Sen.
1eertoer mprfelige giterfommere.
NroTeS'or Sieitsl bar ielp nebteonpt
erter munotlig Sperleoerira Sleg.
tens Si'torie neo iajcrmcm 5ioerne,
reor9eret Oct belle, % iremltiaer Oct
mi / oente BOG / ell Scrm Tom ioor
et 'laaenoe Sigheo meb &c pIore is
lonbife getteiagacr. "Wiaom IS.
haer | Imerifa bar no oil fjenb: bcn
teite 90 b%cilileInite 6ormi 90 ,Sor,
teliingi nm oa Siile-amtt brop 9ro-
i'm Wills, er etter> Elm Rorif- Imcrifo.
rcr". Wan iaar et Clint al Mpf,
teoiooen / bennc moberne Sooa
Giennem Toriattcrens iamnrenfat.
tcnoe Spcrii9t: "Ycn oct iom -
lEeoottc eller umebpite - bcp fnptt
Sorteliingi i~tcrfait iaman, er Sfot.
ten, ocn lognabstllnae Sfatten
'9lobpengnne', Tom Del til illrtt
ifpna oct bar. Sdoe ben SSyorbi icnl
Dor fisbt for Eenaane og oct Iom bar
att ao Eengane iisloe. m6tte sGtti
nis'a, mr. DO firnoe pinno lea eli
trpat @ritnblag for 8eIitanb. ,Sor
Sfattens Sfulb baobe anut Sfrpb,
Oar tefe fire Wamnelip, / Strib I'M,
&rpen 10 ben cine al Ssnene hons
ern orore I bel, for 3ifoomenS
Sfulo bart Soma til Soneion bons
10 obermobis OF TO faitd @inoen
gatnet og feff Straii for Spmobei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

"Siemmet paa Errrien", Soros o.
fcns fsrfte slar | S%tpbesset. Norf.
cmerifanIf S~ortpning af "IrrIiot"
822 Sibcr. Gmhtt nbitbret. Eris
S1.25. She I%nunbien Yu6Iiibin0 Co.
Giecordh Spfpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

MtSeomi1n Weieriiarme tlIeIs:
~ Sre aars sunitis ee%iefoutrat' NO;
Spilinsbperne. / ct Gonntp. bper Der u%
Meisrisr os giterisr. e. VI. Ssrna"''"'
ct. Sroir Sails, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

Nn1cS.-Gaa 9elsfino. 81 o..
X betale bsieite Marfsospris trr an.
Slaas raa BeIsitinb. @t betuler ben ,aui.
8ris for Stunfifino msb breb Strtbs lonl ["
meb final Stribe. Senb siter Dor Nris!V'''
gnbrep Suitin, gSbalan, 0tinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

ie, Der bapbe bolot fig fritz lige op i
Stepets Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

NuifeS. -sGIbre Hige eller Grte
X snifes iom SnsboIbsrifs for entsIranO
o. to Ssrn. Spsip Con / fsr'te %rep'
Sfrip til Sper Ssrsenisn. &onts 9'o' J.
Qate Benton, Wiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

Grit 8art % Site, aoot Sarto Il.
q @obtfisb n9r S~piaingbperre. S"'''
$50, ct. Sroir ,SaaS, Nisconlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

NnfeS-It faa fat / Ell SOr1e'
~ iteab @et "Rslinauiibment". H"'
mar Saeobion, Mdbood, y. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-01

IpANs
Nn 'fulbc o9iaa hi piie Selebsnberne
pda Salcn. bpcb III bucbe til Tom Srs
Observation-Disclosures, % bet pareSe lite iaa
lGnge, fsr De iii Reipcft for ps. SaIpor
Smplimoen meb line @ureebeIinger Tom
I Sprin9maricb. meb fGlbet 8eprr =
buienbc % itri0cnoe - in,op en- Slot meo
3il'fiierc. % ieG ifal iise. at &c Tom iig
no al @eien / en- Sart. Saluor smplis
incen bdpoe no9Ie @utter. Tom bar rigtia
Hinfe; ell al Dem iteg frem % fremiagbc
iad puffert @~ieruions 9igt:
seq oil prrge nit Sanb,
SEQ oil brg9c nit 2nnb." o. I. b.
Sea bar pfte unbret mig paa, bpab Den
@nt bee. Sc9 bar tGnft, Oct bar enten
6alpor Speinongien Verse eIer Sariei
Salporien Sailoan. CIR Ser noeen at
DEM. iom bar meb, iom crinbrer bans
Rapn?
80. M babe pi eiort ct sobt Sasss
arbetce % erobrct belle Soffeoalen % bar
baaoe 'ultne % trGtte. Wen iaa bleo pi
buet ino til Ell Storbonoe Der paa Sas
len 90 bIep trniteret meb Smsrrebrsb.
Ielf % aapriu9er, o. leg ifaI iise. at
Taecn ina8te psl Chen bar bet Gang
og 5alcr % Seq. til pi mariebereSe til
grpgsen isien % Tom on,borb | TSt,
SIdf", iom onmpebe biemcper meb fine
tapre Solnater, IA. 9Grerne babe moi
meaet StrGb meb oS ben Sang. fsr De
ut alting iitanb, men iaa bapbe be oaIaa
nogIe t%dfnemlige Sfolebsrn. Oct bar
nGiten. ion hi bapbe siort en- 8eiie
rnnet SorScn. lSaIpor Serse bar fat
STrer cmtrent belle Siben, bn iee oil
paa Sfolen. &aInpr Selanb bolbt Sfole
noale Tiger pa aSlaf 9pennes nogIe Tiger.
% 8isrgnIf Serge (SaIpors gror) bolbi
SfoIe Ell Sib iitebetfor Salpor. @isrsulf
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13

Continued from first pagc)
List Gong. Record, May 20, 1922
page 8534.)
Supported the duty ON tungsten
manganese and other war materials.
Irrigation
Actively co-opcratcd with represcn-
tatives of irrigation districts i'll their eft
forts to obtain just settlement with
the United States Reclamation Service.
Was present and took part in the
conferences which resulted in the Re-
clanation Service receding from a
number of its claims against irrigation
districts
Passed an Act encouraging the de-
vclopmcnt Of artisan and sub-surface
waters on the public lands of the
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13
Pittman's Record in the
Uuited States Senate

" 4 Z
State. This act has resulted in in
creasing the holdings Of the farmers
already in the State, and has brought
several new home seekers into the
State. When amendments, which
Sesator Pittman now has under con-
sideration with regard to this Act, have
been passed, the development Of lands
will be much more rapid.
Appeared before the Federal Water
Power Commission on behalf Of the
Walker River Irrigation District in
the matter of the protest Of G. E.
Loose against the district in its appli-
ton for warter rights on the East
Walker River.
AS member of the Committee on
Irrigation and Reclamation helped to
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13
CONSTITUTION DAY

At the request of the National Sons
of the American Revolution, and OF
other bodies, Governor Boyle has des-
ignated September z, 1922. as consti-
tuition Day.
It will be observed by Tar associa-
tions, teachers, civic and patriotic or
CARNATIONS and the peorle generally,
through appropriate exercises tending
to perpetuate the appreciation and re-
spect Of the people for the fundamen-
tai character and con,pac. Of our
Government.
The Constitutional Convention met
on May Is, 1887, and the document
was engrosscd, unanimously agreed to,
and signed on September II Of that
year. The Declaration of Indepen-
dcncc preceded it by eleven years; and
the Articles of Confederation by nine
years. The Constitution provided a
formula of Liberty, a popular law ma
king body, executive agents with fixed
powers, and judicial corrective body.
1t sets up new governlnent-respo
sivc, reliable, and accessible which
began on March 4. 1889, and ushercd
in the reign and rule OF law that has
ever since been the pride OF the his
torians Of happy people.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13

y
should get half their resdjustkd CONF
| pensation in cash. The Senate Com
inittee bill only gave cash to those en-
titled to less than fifty dollars.
spoke and fought for Simmons
amendment requiring use Of interest
on foreign loans for payment Of
soldiers. Amendment carried
Colorado River Development
| On April II, 1921, introduced Sem
ate Bill 243, entitled "A fill to pro-
mote the utilization and disposition Of
the waters Of the Colorado River for
irrigation and power uses. and for
other purposes. (Cong Record. April
ll2, 1921, page l46.)
This bill for the purpose of creating
| a Joint Commission to be composed
|of representatives Of the States OF
Arizona, California. Colorado. Nevada
New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming and
OF the United States. Reclamation Ser
vice and the Federal Power Colh,nis-
sion.
This bill was prepared i'll consulta-
ton with Col J. G. Scrugl,am. State
Engineer Of Nevada. It vas .he first
bill introduced on the subject.
On june 6. 1921 congrsssman Mon
dell OF Wyoming introduced Hcase
Bill oS77. which was practically in tho
same language as the bill heretofore
introduced by Senator Pi,:,iaii. TIE
Mondell bill passed the House Will:
the Pittnlan bill was before the Com
n,ittce OIL Public Lands Of the Stare.
Senator Pittman then supported TN.
Mondell bill on the floor OF the Sen
ate. and it became a law o., Angus.
%. 1921. public No 65-67th Con-
gress.l
On july. 1922. introduced Scratc
Bill 1892 entitled "A Bill to provide
for the protection and development OF
the lower Colorado, River Basiu
This bill provides for raising funds in
the sum Of $7O0O0.OO0 for the building
of the Boulder Canyon Dam on the
Colorado River and connecting canals
and works. Gong. Record, July Z,
1922, page l08s9)
The Secretary Of the Interior IN
letter TO The chairman OF the commit
| tee on Irrigation and Reclamation o.
the Senate. dated Aug 10. lo2z, APP
proves Senator Pittnans bill. In be-
Cunning the report he says Reference
is again made 10 your letter OF July III,
1922, transmitting copy OF S.3791 with
request for report. ! am heartily IN
accord with the purpose OF TINS Dill.
as already stated i'll other reports
Then follows a discussion OF the bill,
closing with the words, "as | already
stated, / am in accord with the pro-
visions OF the bill and trust that it may
be enacted into law
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13
THIRD 1NsTALLMENr DUE

The third quarterly instalinNnt d
the income tax for 1921 is due on Of
before midnight Friday, September
Is Notices have been sent to tax
payers, but failure to receive notice
does not relieve a taxpayer of his
obligations to pay the tax Gil time
Failure to pay the installnent rem
ders the whole amount, due and pay
able upon notice from the Collector.
The tax may be paid at the office
Of the Collector at Reno, Nevada, OF
the following branch offices: Yering-
ton, Ely, Winnemucca and Tonopah.
Payment may be made by cash, money,
or check. If made at branh Office.
payment should be made by check or
money order to avoid danger of loss
in transmission to the office of the
Collector. Checks or money orders
should be made out to order Of Col
lector OF Internal Revenue, Reno,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13
DO YOU WANT A
HOME IN YERINGTON?

can sell you house and lot for
IS per cent of the cost to build the
house. Half dozen places to
choose from
See GEO. + WILLIS, at the Lyon
County Bank
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13

frame Senate Bin 1854 known as til,
| McNary Bill. This is reclamation
act that provides for the reclamation o
arid lands, through existing or new
irrigation districts. $3sO,OOO.OO0 ar.
provided in the bill. Fought to have
bill added as an amendment to Soldiers
readjusted compensation bill. Amend.
ment carried. Cong. Record, Aug e.
$780, pages l288O-1-2-3- 12o4l-2-5o
| 1901 -2-3)
Adjusted Compensation for ex-Service
Men and Women
On February %. 1927, spoke in fav-
or OF legislation and strongly opposed
Senate Committee amendment to
House Bill changing date when quar-
tcrly payments would commence from
July /, 1921 to January I, 1928. tCong.
Record Feb % 1921 page 4O50-5l)
On July Z. 1921. following the read
ing OF letter from Secretary Mellon
attacking the bill took the floor and
completely answered the Secretary.
(Cong. Record July 7, 1922, page 34l2-
49,
In October. 1921, actively supported
amendment OF Senator Reed of Mis-
souri, providing that the adjusted com
pensation should he paid out of war
profits. See Vote, Cong Record. Nov.
5 1921 page 1920
In November. 1921, actively sup
ported amendment OF Senator Sim
mons OF North Carolina to require pay
ment Of adjusted compensation out OF
interest due on our foreign loans.
On Janary 20. 80 and 81. 1922
when the Senate was considering the
Foreign Debt Reminding Bill. Senator
Simmons Offered as an amendment the
Adjusted Compensation Bill. Scna-
tor Pittman deferred as an amendment
to Senator Simmons amendment Title
VI. carrying the land settlement provi-
sion OF the original bill that passed the
House. At that time. Senator Pitt
man supported both the Summons
amendment and his own amendment.
Gong. Record. Jan. 81. 1922 page
2l94.)
August Is again spoke for Soldiers
Bill.
August 28-2o-3O spoke and fought
for McNary amendment providing
land settlement for veterans. Amend
mcnt adopted.
Spoke and Tough, for Bursum
amendment providing that all veterans
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13
NOTICE

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that certifi-
cate numbered S., representing one
share of stock issued by the Lyon
County Bank in favor OF Nelson Poll.
dated January 18th, 1910. and certifi-
cate number 50 for one share OF stock
dated May 9, 1910. issued to Nelson
Poll, have beep lost and that new GER
tificates have been issued therefor and
all persons are warned against ne
oot;at;no the above named certificates
with any person whatsoever.
Signed, LYON COUNTY BANK
GEO. F. WILLIS,
Cashier
Dated August 7, 1922.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
OFFICERS
RELEASE PATRICIA
Liquor Removed TO Ware
house Pending Investigation,
and Vessel Cleared.

MIAMI Fla. March 1S-Seized
stripped of 500 cases Of liquor BY
customs officials and finally released
on orders Of Col. L. G. Mutt, chief OF
the narcotic division OF the internal
revenue bureau. James Shewan' s
100000 yacht. the Patricia. will
clear for New York tomorrow
The Patricia was raided early to-
day By customs men, accompanied
by coas- guard officials as she lay
tied up J.. Biscayne bay. The liquor
was taken 10 a warehouse and will
remain here pending further action.
Edward W. Shewan. brother OF the
yachts owner who was aboard. al
once wired Atty. Ken. Daugherty
that the crew was under British reg
istry and the liquor had been prop
erly sealed. Several hours later Col.
Mutt conferred with NJ. Shewan.
The yacht was freed from custody
after having been under guard al
day.
The Patricia was seized ar Mon
terey. Calf. about a year ago by
prohibition agents. James Shewan's
protest 10 the attorney general al
that time resulted in the release OF
the liquor because OF the vessel
British registry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
KENTUCKY STEERS
AMUCK IN GOTHAM
Herd Stampedes on Way to
Abattoire, Terrorize Many
New Workers.

NEW YORK, March 18.-Two
New York bluecoats were the heroes
of a roundup on the water front to-
day when a herd of Kentucky steers
stampeded on the way to the abat-
toire.
The onrushing herd first imper-
ined the lives Of three school chill
dreh. ParOlman William McLaugh-
lin grabbed the two little girls and a
small boy and carried them to the
shelter o. "a watChman's shanty.
After the steers had raced several
blocks they separated.
Steerage passengers waiting Il
embark on the Baltic scattered he'll
ter SHELTER when one of the animals
rushed on 10 the pier and knocked
baggage right and left.
Mounted Policeman Carly killed
the steer with a pistol shot
Two o. the steers approached the
Lackawanna ferry and had several
hundred commuters excitedly look
ing for storm cellars.
A city cowboy tried 10 dull dog
one animal from the wrong end and
was dragged half a block over the
pavement but he gamely kept hi.
grip until the beast came TO a halt
With the aid of several auto truck
drivers who lined up their cars &c
head off the runaways, stockyards
employees finally cOrnered and cap
tured the herd in a vacant lot
Three OF the animals died from their
exertions and two broke their legs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
MEMPHIS EXPLOSION
TERRORIZES SUBURB
Explosion of 32,000-Callon
Gasoline Tank Threatens
Refinery.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March IS
Hollywood. a suburb. was rocked
late today by the explosion of two
tanks of gasoline at the plant of the
Royal Refining company. A num-
Der OF employees sustained minor in
juries or burns, but no fatalities &C.
Cured, as almost all the employees
had left the grounds. The fire which
followed was soon brought under
control.
The principal explosion occurred
when the fire reached a 32.OOO-gal-
lon gasoline tank which had been
partially emptied and which was
said 10 contain not more than 10 600
gallons. The tank collapsed a few
moments after the explosion and
blazing oil spread in all directions
Only a few sheds and small build
ings were destroyed.
Efforts Of firemen were confined TO
saving nearby buildings and another
storage tank which contained 10000
gallons of fuel oil.
The fire originated with the ex-
plosion of a wagon tank which was
being filled. The driver was thrown
some distance, but was only slightly
bruised. A smaller gasoline tank
also caught fire and the blaze
juIaped TO the big storage tank.
which exploded.
Officials OF the company tonight
were unable TO give any estimate of
the damage. Residents OF the
neighborhOod fed from their homes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
AFRICAN STRIKE
Is DECLARED OFF
Unions, Independent of Work
ers' Federation. End Long
Struggle.

JOHANNESBURG, :. 4. March
1S.-The mine strike. which has
lasted for 81 days will end at mid
night tonight, the order for its ces-
sation having been confirmed by all
the unions concerned acting indie
pendently OF the workers fedora
ton. The mine workers unign, rep
resenung q. 600 men. led the way by
opposing the proposed Elan Of a bal
lot among the men as being imprac-
ticable. passing a resolution disassO-
ciating itself completely from the
revolutionary movement" and re-
pudiating and condemning f.
Premier SHUTS has appealed 20
the employers TO show generosity
in re-engaging the men in order
10 diminish the number Of unem-
ployed. He emphasized the urgency
OF avoiding vindictiveness against
those who IN many cases acted I'M
der compulsion. In q speech at a
meeting OF burghers. the premier
congratulated them that the move
ment was broken and the revolu-
uonaries had learned q lesson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
use OSBORNE HOME
FOR BOOZE PARTY
Prison Protege of Reformers
Wife Acts in Role of Host
TO Party.

AUBURN. Y. Y. March IA
drinking party iu the home 90
Thomas Mott Osborne. prison re-
former. during his absence with one
0f Mrs Os5orue's prison pr1ieEe's
in the role Of host. was revealed
today with the arraignment in city
court Of Melvin Tuppen %. ri syr-
aCuse. on a warrant charging as
sault. third degree. Tuppen and
Frank Dingman. whom the police
have been unable 90 find. are al
legged 20 have struck Mrs. Gertrude
Chadsey Of Syracuse during the
party a. the Osborne home ar
Osborne has been away from nome
for two weeks on a speaking trip
and Dingm8n has been left t1
charge Of the house. Dingnan is
said 90 have invited several guests
from Syracuse 20 party az the
house last Sunday night. afrs.
Chadsev claims that when the party
developed into a drinking bout she
tried 20 leave bu. was held back and
beaten by several OF the men Yes
terday she swore out warrants f0r
Tuppen and Dingman. Tuppen gave
bail OF $500 today ATr Osborne
who Is IN Ann Arb0-. Mich today.
has been notified OF the trouble He
had befrlended Dingman. who was
IN the United States naval prison a.
Portsmouth. " H. when IN Os-
borne had charge OF that institution
during the war