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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-05
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G. N. w. Raiload Co. Pt.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-05

The following are the current price
o. the various articles of produce as re-
norted for the Pilot on Oct. 5. 1922.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-05

Given under my hand and official
seal at the Office of the County Treas
urer in the City of Manitowoc in said
county and state, this 18th day of Sep
tember, A. D., 1922.
Signed,
HENRY BARUTH,
County Treasurer
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17

Londra. S'a raportat aici c;
Anglia 81 Franta au cazut de
acord referitor Ia conditiile c,
Use vor pune Rusiei 'pentru ca 81
poata pafticipa la conferinta eco
monica de la Genoa. Iata acest.
conditii;
Recmoasterea datoriilor Ru
siei facuta sub regimul tarilor.
Desarmarea armatei rosii.
Crearea porturilor libere la ma
rea Baltica. Recllnoasterea trata
tului de la Versailles de lcatr,
Russia. Controlul comertalui ger
mano-ruS de catre 0 comisie inter
aliata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17
ON fU(A cOADEULu|

Voiti sa inyatati Rugaciunea
de la Erusalim, despre care am
vorbit in No. de alaltaeri? lat-o
"Doamne isilse Cristoase Dunn
nezeule lSfinte Tare sinte Parade
moarte mantuaestene prenoyi s.
petot sllpusultau 81 acumu 81 pu
rurea 81 in veci veeilor Amin
isuse CristoSe tinye ne rugamr
sfinte D-zeule sintetare sintefara
demoarte miluyestene prenoyi De
mnnca cevesnica Pentru Prea
scnmpultau sinje 81 acum 81 p'l
rurea 81 in yeci vecjlor amin =
in erusalim au fost unglasu ascul
tatoMu gfayindu in yreme latur
iii sintemintuitorul acesta Ruga
eiune neva scote DelatOte ne
voyile 81 Neputintale nostre At
fost Scrisa Episcopului Casodey,
la 9 pretinii Dacacineva nuva
face Aciasta Rugaciune va alum
jc omare nenorocire in Orasu
erie aufost I'm Nepasatoriu adecs
unu Care nuavoyitu sofaca acea
sta Rngaciune 81 sotrimata mayi
departe 81 uytindumnezeu Dup;
3 ziie Della primire Rugaciun
sial Omoritupe Ficasa Deays
Narog intimpu de 9 zile Soimpar
| titi da 9 pretini sau la 8 pretint
81 Dnpa 3 zilc vel ajunje Omare
Bucuriye in Numele Domnului s
Aluyi sfintuluyi Antoniu Osazicr
81 ell Robuluyi Dumnezeu Casa
facet cum amfacut 81 eu."
Asa sfirseste rugaciunea robu.
lui Dumnezeu 81 al prostiei sale
Dar, iaca ca ma intorc 81 ell 81
zic: larta-l Doamne cd ma stiut
ce face. Daca al iertat pc prefec-
tul liberal Domsa ,pentru prostiile
,lln. iarta 81 pc acest drept ere
dincios ca pacatul hi eat I'm
eraunte de mustar pc ,langa pa
catul 1ui Domsa. care mai
mare ca ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17
rosIA REoAcpEl

VasileC eCornea, Toledo, o. ~ Da
Fpentru afacerea dumitale trebue
sa ceri un STAT de la un cOnsnlat
roman 81 trebne sa te adresezi
consulatului din New York. Ala.
eerea find complicata prih scri-
sori te vel intelege GU greu. Gel
mai bun lucru r sa mergi la New
York.
Toma cristsa, Erie, colerado.
BnAiia ma apartinnt nici odata
Moldovei sau Dobrogei ci a facnt
parte integrala din Munteiaia ST
este eapitasa judetuiui ell acelasi
hume, Br6ila, sitnat6 pc malul
Dunsrii, cam h douazeci de kilo.
metri Ia apus de gura Sireta1lui.
= al doiiea port al 'Romaniei pc
Dnnare si ca asezare .geograficS
- inpartirca strazilor - cd mai
frnAlos oras din RomSnia. X
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17
A Y u

Avand TN numar dc 100 exem.
plare {cate doua volulne) din Ro.
manu- Insula Fermecat& san i'm.
paratia Amasoahelsr. q earl din
calasa plecarii asi do1 r Il des(ar
insinte Il 20 Arrilis ). G. L ofer
in blcc sau cate xsos exeaupaare
Gu rs cent? ambele volume.
Pretul original al ambelor vo,
luine este $3.50. II n1tinul ttmp
lam scAzat h $l5o u = viaaA4
treptat. P&rersa msa go q ar Il
Q inysstire buna psmlru librasii
no4eri- CcmensiIe = exssxak "A.
da44 diapl prinipse csstulmi
Kransppxtal nh priEs)ee - mine,
g. i. GAeOU.
- & 66 & es~ & 7D1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17

81 jalnic pomelnic care ameninta
Sl aeopere toate coloanele contra
telui taranist. Dintre sclringiui-
[rile,, bataile, arestarile semnalarc
de Aurora, un ''caz'' nj S "a parut
mai Characteristic ca toate, mai
adetvat regimului actual: LA
Albesti (Falciu primarul Pana
a maltratat pc taranul Pana
pentru ,ca d cantat ''Desteapta-te
Roman"
Atlmmabil!
Primare Pana, sa traiesti! Esti
nm simbol. In d-ta s'a intruchipat
lntreaga conceptie de guverna-
mant ciocoilor pc care ii slu-
jesti. All dreptate.
'Desteapt;-te Romano" e un
lstrigat primejdios.
Nh bine sd Sc destepte Ro-
manul. E! trebuies ,dimpotriva, sd
doarma adanc, eel putin tot atat
! de adanc ca d. lionel Bratianu.
Somnnl d-iui lionel in special
| 81 al Romanului in genere este i'll
tdisperabil bunului mers al opera
tiilor d-lui Vintila Bratianu.
!. Dormi, Romano. dormi. SOM
nul tau util, patriotic 81 mai alcs
prudent.
Primarul Pana din Albesti
(Falciu), maltratand pc celalt
Pana din satul lui, a avertHat
frunos pc toti romanii din Gu
prinsul ROmaniei Mari ca. sub
regimul liberal, multi mai GU
minte sa dormi decat sa fiji treaz.
Dormi, romano. dormi Gu BIZ
nele, de nu vrei sd fiji. adormit
eu mestesugurile stapanilor tai
de eri 81 de astazi. Dormi, roma
ne, dormi 'ssmnul tau de moar-
te"
Dormind astfel inca un an, dol,
trei, Zece, somhul acesta, i'm def
nitiv, metaforic, iti vel pastra
macar viata - pentru vrcmuri
mai putin aprige. cand PATRIOTS
mul nu va mai ii reglementat de
polite 81 cand romanismnl va fl
lncetat sa Sc mai poata cmmpara
Gu un bulletin de vot acorlat d-lui
Jean Tehas.
Gestul' primarului Pana nu
trebule sa ne mire. mtrebati-l pc
1. Bratianu.. care e convins ca a
monopolizat patriotismul, roma
nismul 81 civismul 81 crede ca
lubeste poporul roman.
lntrebati-l pc. cine inbeste din
acest popor. = Pc taramnl? @
vlata lntreaga id asltprit. 81 acnm
,and prin forta imprejurarilor.
Ell sc ridica timid 81 incep sa
volasca trai o viata de oameni,
Il. Bratianu cauta tot sOiul de
terflpnri Ca sa lie rapeasca sau sa
le zadarniceasca v0tul obstesc.
= Pc muneitori? Nezi procesul
din Dealul Spirii.
Minoritatile. pe earl presa
iiberala lie incorporeaza Gu drept
elvant la pOporul roman? Dear
pntea sa lie snprime dintr 'un con-
del, q. Bratianu ar faee-O Gu me-
eraita voluptate.
Popornl roman partidul libe-
raj, sau maj bine zis parte din
acest Yaartid, sau 81 mai bine zis
ceie eateva zeci de slnii credin-
cNase de la clubul din Calea Vie
toriei 81 de la eonaeul 'Florica'
"Desteapta-te Romano" e can
tee'll poporlslui romanesc. eel ade-
varat.
On acest popor eiOcOimea care
ne guverneaza mare nei o le-
satnra.
hin 'sTnnt..4arnlssA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17
|NF0RNAT|UN|

johannesburg, Africa de JOS. -
Greya minerilor, -gce a tinut pa
ralizata Africa Gle sud. = a fost
'evocata. Decizia ii fost adusa de
'echia organizatie Federated
ndustriale din Africa de sud.
REVOLUTIONARY snnt aproape toti
lesarmati. Militia britana a facut
5000 prisonieri. din earl Sc vor
iudeca eel ce an facut deyastari.
LOndra. Premierul LLOYD
George 81 marchizul Curzon, mi
nistrul afacerilor eXterne, v0r Fl
ntre eel cinci delegati al Brita-
niei la e0nferinta economical ce
ie va tinea la Genoa in ziua de
10 April. Astfel a declarat Aus
zen Chamberlain. leaderul guver-
1amental in Casa C0munelor.
Paris. = Pc pagina de front a
.iarulni Figaro apafut o carl
:atura care reprezinta figura
(Germania) care varsa aur din
I'm sacuiet. Q figura, care repre-
zinta pc Uncle Sam, ia in pri-
|tnire aurul cu o mana. lar GU cea4
'alta impinge pc o figura trista,
;dremtoasa, care reprezinta pc
Franta. Sub earieatura este seris :
Lafayette ma prevazut acea
stat
Sulphur Springs, Texas. =
Cinci aameni mascati au acostat
pc un conductor al unui autobus
public, 'au desbracat, Ian seal
dat in rasina ferbinte, apoi Eau
tavalit in pene 81 l'au TRIMS
acasa spnnandu-i ca de acum
Inainte sd sc poarte cnm Sc cade
leu familia sa 81 cu calatorii au-
tobuselor.
- = -
Roma, Italia. Papa Plus al
Al-iea va rumpe cu obiceiul Va
ticanului si in ziua Ge % Maiu va
Lparasi Vaticanul. In ziua aceea
Sc va tinea eongresul eucharistie
in Roma. Dansh va laa parte la
acest scengres Papii niaveau obi
ceiu 81 paraSeasea vaticanul de
eand an rupt relatiile cu curtea
regAaa Italiei.
Locotenentui de polite Martin
A. Mecke, s<fnl deiartsmentului
comlnieatiilor din Cleveland, q
eraotat patFa politisti montati pe
1hotocNleta ca a adncx ID poll
Y lAs "a q Assg }4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17

Ofisios,al tardnisi Aaes1s IN
sirk de eateya kilssiz soloanele
sale sansyoiujciile tutslitktis
Z sxsersite de g,fvsI "a prilejul
eampaniei electoral + IA isanx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17

Constantinopol. Torpedoul
erecesc Noxas, patrnland pc ma.
rea- Neagra Gu alte unitati ale
flotei grecesti, sechestrat yasul
italian Africa care era in drum
spre lneboli Vaporul Africa a
fnst dns in portnl Nndania unde
a fost cercetat 81 t6ti calatorii de
natlOnalltate turceasca au fost
declarati prisonieri de razboiu.
Calatorii turci apartineau unui
corp anitar turcese.
Chicago, Iii. Maresalul pom.
plerilor Shirley T. High este con-
WINS ca focnl care q distrus o Sec
tie Oras,ilui. canxSnd pagube
de vre-o 10-15 midioane dolari. a
fost pus de cineva 81 nu fost
accidental. High q deelarat ca
politia are mai m,tlte indieatii 81
ca lucreaza in mod fefrid 81 deia
este In urma individnlni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17

observation-disclosures fl fericiti sd
anda ca Hala Mare Orasului.
care a costat aprOape I milioane
dolari. va fl deschisa i'm fine pc
zlna de ID April. Primarnl orasu-
fui a declarat ca deschiderea se
Va face pc ziua fixata deoarece
teate obstaeolele tau fost inlatu-
rate. Primarul mai declarat ca
va alege pc un ON care sa fie in
credmtat Ell menajarea acestei
hala impozanta. Persoana va Fl
aleasa din acei earl sunt recoman-
DAFT de diferitele organizatii ce-
,tatenesti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17

Washington. - Gu toate ca gu-
vernul federal este deja convins
ca greva a mineriIor este ineyi-
tabila pc ziua de ! April, - sc
spera totusi ca greva va fl de
scurta durata 81 ca industria ia
rel nu VA fl afeetata in mod Sc
rios.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17

Locotenentui de polite Martin
a. Mecke, s<fnl deiartsmentului
comlnieatiilor din Cleveland, .
osslopaf pstsA poiitisti montati pe
lnotocieleta ca "a aduex ID poll
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17

tie pc fiecare automobilist care
va ealca legile 81 ordonantele CO.
municarei. Acest ordin sa dat
din cauza ca in decursul zilei de
eri au fost omoiSte doua persoane
81 sase an fost foarte gray ranitc
De la l .Martie au fost omorite 6
'persoane in Cleveland din cauza
.ca soferii au manat netinand cont
de regule.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-17

Washington. Legea reboni
ficarei veteranilor de razboiu a
fest prezentata eamerei de depu
tatul Fordney, presedintele co.
mitetului financiar al camerei
Danslll raportat proiectul in
mod favorable. 81 recomandat
camerei ca sd fie PRINT. Aceasta
insean::ld primul pas spre legife.
rarea reIativ la despagubirea sol.
datilor carl au servit in decursul
r;zboiului.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08

could only survive until the fruit was
ripe their life sustaining qualities
would carry him through. He is TO be
commended for turning from drugs
and nostrums TO one of the most de-
lightful of creations. Miss Ella At
fridge, South Fairfield, sent this
Office a box of about the biggest Der
ries that ever grew. If venerable DR..
Parr could have gazed on these he
would have leaped from his bed and
danced about, as near death as he
was. Pungent and penetrating were
the odors and unspeakably delectable
were they to the taste. This is the
first fruit Nature proffers in spring
and greets the tongue as nothing
else will, search as you may. One can
just imagine the aroma that ascends
from hte Attridge garden when the
vines are copious with scarlet fruit.
Is there anything created beneath the
Wisconsin skies as choice. product of
May shower and June sun? One must
search far and wide to meet the equal
of strawberries and the same may be
said of the fine ones gathered by Miss
Attridge.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
GIRISl WRITTEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE

Squeeze the juice of two lemons in
to bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White, which any drug store
will supply for a few cents. shake
well, and you have quarter pint OF
harmless and delightful lemon bleach
Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion
into the face, neck. arms and handsR
each day, then shortly note the beauty
aud whiteness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this le-
mon lotion TO bleach and bring that
soft. clear. rosy white complexion. al
SO as a freckle, sunburn and tan
bleach because it doesn't irritate. .a..'
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
SUMPTER MAN TO
VISIT In GERMANY

Oscar Reibe has secured his pass
ports and will leave June Is for Ger
many to visit his parents and sisters
and brothers.
Elsing Bros. team INDUCED in a
lively runaway Friday while dragging
in the field. Fortunately nothing was
much injured excepting the drag.
Clifford Kindschi had his tonsils re-
moved Friday. Keith alsV had a slight
operation.
Mrs. Scharr and daughter OF Barne-
weld are vi sitting at Kirch and How
ards for two weeks.
w. ID. Johnson and Mortimer Hoo
yer of Baraboo visited at Roy Hoo
ver's Saturday
Children's day will be bserved IN
the NJ. Z. church Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
SATURDAY
X o o D o 0 G o o . }

X o o . o 0 G o o . X
A Ford sedan said to belong to Miss
Anna Carlin of this city turned over
on the Sank road on Thursday even
ing. 1t is reported tina. the driver Of
the car, stranger, did not know the
road and when the turn at the Gene
terry corner was reached, he did not
turn but drove straight ahead. The
car turned over, but fortunately none
of the occupants were much injured.
Beside Miss Carlin and the driver,
those in the automobile were Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Bohlman and baby and
one other lady. who received a bad
cut on her arm from the broken
glass. This is a bad corner, other
accidents having occurred at the
same place.
+. c. Edwards president of the Coe,
Converse e. Edwards Nursery Com
pany of Fort Atkinson, was a Baraboo
caller Friday, the guest of H. H. HUI
bert. This is Mr.. Edwards first visit
to this city and he was conducted by
MI. W pOlulS Va III"
terest hereabouts and expressed
great admiration for the many beauty
spots, remarking especially on the
fine appearance of the Baraboo ceme-
terry. Being a grower of nursery stock
Mr.. Edwards was particularly taken
with the appearance of the grounds
about many private residences, set
off with shrubbery of various kinds.
DR.. c. f. Stekl holds the palm for
fisherman's luck. On the opening day
he was among the number that fished
at Briggsville and he hooked and
landed a twelve pound pickerel. Later
on while rowing to shore with the
pickerel hanging on a stringer from
the side of the boat, Mrs. Stekl mott
ced that the fish had disappeared.
They turned and rowed back over
their course and found Mr.. Pickerel
attached to stump, the stringer hav-
ing caught. A number of parties trie
go
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
FAIRFIELD FOLKS VISIT
NEWELL HOME BARABOO

Mr. and Mrs. James Moody spent
Sunday with their aunts, Emma and
Cenia Newell on River street. Cenia
Newell is in very poor health. Mr..
and Mrs. Herb Shanke of BarabOo &C
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Moody
Mrs. Eldora Getchell of BaraboO
came out Saturday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Guy Spaulding.
Frank Puttkomer of the u. S. ma
rines came on Saturday, May q, from
Chicago where he is stationed to visit
his father and other relatives return
ing home Sunday accompanied by his
sister. Miss Emma who will visit two
or three weeks with her brother and
his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bass of Bara-
boo came Friday to visit until Sun
day with their son Ernest and fam
lily.
Sunday, May %. Mrs Claus of Bar
aboo visited with her old time friend,
Mrs. Augusta Ziegler.
The following were Sunday guests
at the Ernest Bass home, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Bass and son Lewis OF
Baraboo, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cspener
and on Lewis, Miss Phyllis Starkey Of
South Delton, Percy Bass and family
and Mrs. Grant Dryer Of Dellona.
Mrs. Ed Emery has been visiting
her daughter, Orlow, and her husband
in Indiana for some time.
Herman and Miss Augusta Puttkom-
mer and Vern and Miss Velma Nc
Gan attended the band tournament at
Kilbourn Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Burton of Glen
Vile were Saturday afternoon visit
ors at the home OF Mr. Burton's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mgs. 8. Burton.
Mrs. George Maves and little son
visited Monday in Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
M0NDAT
o o o Q o . Q . o }

Miss Clara Byrns of Reedsburg was
a recent visitor in the city.
Miss Grace Conklin spent Saturday
here with friends.
Edward Pierce spent the day in La
Crosse on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Clyde were business
viitors in Lacrosse today.
Mrs. w. H. Hamilton spent the day
in Madison with friends.
Mrs. Belle Wood was business
visitor in LaValle today.
Mrs. n. r. Lockwood of Dane was
in the city on business today.
Mrs. t. Uphoff and Mrs. John
Koenig and dauhter Eleanore were in
Milwaukee on business today.
Miss Elizabeth Sansum is spending
a week near Delton with her aunt,
Mrs. Harriet Schultz.
Ralph Thompson of Milwaukee is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tinkham in Lyons.
Yesterday was Memorial Day for
the Woodmed and Royal Neighbor
chapters and the day was fittingly OBJ
served. In the morning, the members
of the Woodmen lodge attended SER
vices at the Baptist church and In the
evening, the Royal Neighbors were
present at special services at the Ger
man NJ. Z. church. The graves of de-
eIsM sIspIo eql 10 sIsqmsm psseso
decorated in honor of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wood of Portage
were Sunday visitors here with the
formers mother, Mrs. Belle Wood.
Mrs. Ed. Pooch and Mrs. ]. H. LANCE
were business visitors in Lacrosse
today.
Miss Lucille Tinkham, who teaches
near Wonewoc, is home for a few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and MRS.
George Tinkham OF Lyons.
Everett Tinkham has returned to
his home in Lyons for the summer
imonths after attending Marquette
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08

came.
Rev. w. w. Moore returned today
from Lincoln, Nebraska, where he
gave the commencement address of
the Nebraska School Of Business on
Sunday, June 4th.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-03
Rurnors of Mexican
Revolution Remain
Still Unconfirrned

LAREDO, Texas, June 2.-The cir
is full of rumors here regarding
revolutionary outbreak in the vici.
nifty of Nuevo Laredo, Mexio, but
nothing has materialized and no ac-
tivity has been brought to light.
The placing Of United States sol
diers merely consisted of squad
each at the international bridge, the
railroad bridge and the ford, a reg
ular precautionary measure taken by
the post here at every sign of I'M
rest. The garrison at Nuevo Lare-
do is quiet, with officials on both sides
of the river denying knowledge of
any concerted revolutionary efforts
1t was rumored here that Colonel
Malltos. who fled from the Matarno-
rOs garrison, is in this district, but
the rumor is unverified.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-03
Continued Rains
Send Georgia Rivers
Past Flood Stage

MACON, Ca, June 2.-Tne Oc-
mulgee river registered 21.3 feet this
morning at 1890, and was slowly
rising The local weather bureau
believed that the river would con,
tinIe to rise throughout the day
because OF heavy rains along the
river between Macon and Atlanta.
The flood stage of the Ocmulgee is
Is feet
This morning at Milledgeville, the
Oconee river was 21.9 feet, and was
still rising. The flood stage is %,
feet. Heavy rams fell last night
in the territory traversed by the
stream. No official estimates have
been made as to the damage to
crops.
Central of Georgia railway Off
Gals were notified of washouts on
its lines between Eufaula and Mont
gOmery, Ala, and at Covngton, Ca,
delaying trans for several hours.
Throughout the tWenty-four hours
ending at 8 a. m. today, 2.69 inches
of rain fell at Macon and 4.25 in
CoVlngton. This morning between
and 3 o'clock the city of Macon
was plunged into darkness for sew
eral minutes when the worst of the
storm broke.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-03
FAIRFIELD GETS LIFE
FOR BRIDGE BURNING

CORDELE, Ga, June 2.-Omer
Fairfield, charged with burning a
trestle of the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic railway, Of which he
was formerly. an employee, was found
guilty, with recommendation,
which means life imprisonment.
The jury reached it's verdict at 10
O'Clock this morning after having de-
liberated since early last night.
Fairfield received the verde t
calmly and without any show Of
emotion. 1t is understood that his
attorneys will Immediately file a
motion for a new trial. In the mean
time, Fairfield will remain in the
Crisp county Jail.
Bridge burning in Georgia is a
capital offense, therefore, the rec
ommendaticn the jury coupled with
it's verdict saved the former A, B.
& A. railway employee from a death
sentence The trouble occurred last
summer after a strike on the A,
B. & A.
Arguments were begun yesterday
afternoon, and the case went to the
jury at o'clock.
Court adjourned without taking
up any of the other bridge burning
cases.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-03
COAL PRICE DURING
MINE STRIKE FIXED

WASHINGTON, June 1. - The
American public will pay from 10
to Is per cent less for coal as long
as the mine strike continues, under
an agreement reached between Sec
rotary Hoover and the non-union BIZ
luminous operators.
Department of commerce officials
said today this cut from prevailing
prices was assured as the result of
the final conference between Mr..
Hoover and the operators. Prices
to the consumer will be based on
rate of So per ton at the mine.
Practically every non-union dis
trict has submitted it's "fair price"
scale to the newly appointed central
committee which will sit in Wash
ington to coordinate distribu ion.
The figures range from 2.45 to
$50 for the various localities.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-03
Detective Kills Two
As Result of Row
Over a Phonograph

NEW ORLEANS, June Cliff
ford Andrews, %, and Henry Gil
bert, 80, were shot and killed here
early today by Harry Osborne and
Christian Nelson, members of To-
! detective agency, who, accord
g to police, attempted to quell
disturbance over the removal of a
monograph.
Andrews and Gilbert, according to
police reports, were attempting to
remove a photograph by force from
the apartment of Kathleen Fay,
former sweetheart of Andrews, to
whom he had given the monograph
as a present. The woman objected
and disturbance followed
Hearing the screams of a woman,
the detectives rushed in. They
claim they were blackjacked and
fired ona and were force to boot
the two men in self defence.