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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-06

matase. Ana cand ma vazut q
runcat asupra mea niste priviri
fulgeratoare.
"Ce baiat dragut 81 Gu minte e
copilul Elenei 81 cum /s'a lipit de
mine!
Miserabilul de-aba s'a intors
della mormintul nevestei sale 81 m a
sarutat. Lam prevestit "a nu
mearga mai departe Gu indrazneala
Cd il las.
"Vreau s4 fac toata treaba casei
singura pan3 ma marit ca sd nu
zica lumea Cd are servitoare 81 en-
sunt metresa Jul.
Nick = VENT sa-mi ajute Ia va
Sc, zicca q la ajutat 81 Elenei, se
vede ca E1ena de multe orr ma q
vnt seryitoare. Nam 1ntrebat BIZ
istul 81 nici' pc Billy.
AZ Is Nov. 1907.
Nick mia xis cz Ana i-s eyit
'fnaintea luilla scoala ii i-a spus *
inesrga ea are slri spuna ceva. Ba-
- III s.-A- Is S.a - 1lN. -.1x .s
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HSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentli
nostri a observa urmatosrele
reguli la trimiterea psntru
schimbare de adresx.
/. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
1nde Ia mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoan3 *
Sc alature marci de Sc. Sd %
caute ga nj se dea nunele strAt
del 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu observ& aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt& q j -
schimbe adresa ca nu 20 poats
Administratl tla.
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DIN CARNETUL UNUl
COPlL FARA MAMA
dc: 6. r. pA9cU

cat timp ma lasasem in trandavie,
"Greutatile le-am riGcat ,fard
sa ma fortez 81 am facut csteva ii
guri grele pc trapez, fara sa ma
STINT obosita." !"
81 Oct. 1907.
"Billy fmi scrie Cd Elena e pc
moarte 81 mx roaga So .merg Ia eli
lam respnns ca viu u "a comedies
ze servitoarea.
.'Pe seara am PRINT telegra-
md, in care anuntz Gu bucurie
salbsteca, bestiala, q ia murit ne
yasta.
'Na site nisersbilul ce-l asteap,
t.
. Nov 1901.
1 lxznana Elsne cat 7 ai1bit 4
y rlbenk AZ a sieritll slb de
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INFORMATIE

AKRON, O. = All s'a dat di-
ploma de cetatean la 125 persoane
carl sunt de naStere streina. Gu
Ocaziune s'a facut mica serbatO-
are patriotica. Judecatorul +. III.
B0ylan adresat nouilor cetateni
o vorbire frumoasa. A mai vorbit
81 Charles E. Smoyer, presedintele
comitetului scolar de aici, carl a
saluta pc nouii cetateni aducindu-
lie aminte nouile indatoriri 81
nouile drepturi cetatenesti.
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"ROMANIZAREA"
POLIT!IEI
CERNAUT!I


Cind am citi titlul acesta dea-
supra unui articol in ziarul ,,Da-
ella. am ramas inmarmurit. Cum
dracu, ma intrebam. pOlitia din
Cernauti Sc va .,romaniza' pc vii
tor 81 mai multi de cit 81 facut o /!
Intelesul cuvantului rOmanizare
a suferit i'm ultimul timp la moi in
BucOvina schimbare destul dc
semnificativa.
Sub romanizare Sc intelegea pc
timpurile stapanirei austiace ex-
clusiv introducereal lilnbei roma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-06

iatul s'a codit, ne volt sa-mi spuna
dar lam luat cu binele 81 mia
spus tot. Ma urayte 81 vrea "a ma
prinza in flagrsnt delict dc adul-
ter Gu Billy. 4 fnvatat copilul
sal spuna tot ce yede i'm casa 81
la speriat Cd dupk &c ma vol ma
rita dupa tasu. mo sa-l mai iubesc
81 o sal mansnc sveres. Vrea sd
instraineze copilnl al mine ca SAL
aba ~ arml 81 poatk deyshi adj
ministratosrea 1yetei lui. M site
mimic de sctul 4cut de, Elena. Ce
copi bun. Imi sSjce msui6. Mia
zis Cd Elena Id sg1tlit 81 asculte
'de mama lui CO iou& liss . iu-
beaseS.
Sarmana El1nei Ce grije q
portat pentru ca ell
. Lam spus sInn-ni sicx mama
fata de aitii u III ~ de tatsu.
Daca q III mist3al e Billy nu-i.
tsta lui! Sarmsn sopil! 0 * vie
vfemes si-i spuiz2 b 1sm sx~i spui
ii nm si-i srit yiesrisoarea mxsei|
~ 4 ~ fs ~ ~ .ei5
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-06

rea bataii in armata jandarmeri 81
polite, introducerea bacsis,llui ia
oficiile vamilor, erau ciaslficatc ca
Orandueli care caracterizeaza ro-
manizarea in sensul cOborarii la
nivelul obiciurilor din vechilul
regat.
Sa luam de pilda cazui politei
din Cerauti, de care SO ocupa
ziarul ,.Dacia".
,,Dacia'' arata ca actele de .a
directie din uolitie din Cernauti
nu sunt rezolvite GU lunile, ca ares.
tantii sunt rau hraniti, ca llnlna-
rul gardistilor scazut, in rapport
cu cifra locuitorilor, la jumatate
din numarul dinainte dc razbOiu,
ca gar distii sunt p!atiti, 81 excla-
ma sfirsind ca toate rele acestea
'trebue puse pc socotca'a ,.nefastn-
lui duh austriac'', adica felul We
chiu de administratie, care domnia
pana la venirea noului director Ma
nescu, liberal sadea.
Oar cum sc face atunci ca cu,
roman 81 social-democrat care 81.
CUR ca nu pot Fl 1nvinuit dc o dra-
goste speciala pentru polite 81 in
ca pentru acea austriaca - pot
constata ca pc vrelnca stapanirei
straine toate acest. rele descope-
rite de noul director dc polite MI
existau? Insusi direc 5orul non con.
stata ca inainte de r&zt'ciu nuna-
rol gardistilor CYL lublu iii rapport
ell Gel al locu;tor'lor.
81 doar inainte de razboui direc-
tis politiei nu fusesc inca 70
III. nizata.
1A.devarul ossc ca vina cade ex-
.iusiv pc guvs. .-ul roman de L.
ccat.u care. Ell toate staruinteIe
bucovinenilOr refuzat sa faca cit
dc nutin pentrr nenoroc;tn func
t'cnsri 81 ga-,.i;t ! din Cernauti.
Nici haine, nici salar, 'nici hrana
suficienta in schimb insa palmui-
ii de ofiteri( lucru care nu sc po-
me nea pc timpul stapanairel stra
ine). bietii gardisti in mare partc
romani, paraseau serviciul 81 eau
tau alta pane, caci erau deprinsi
Gu ,,demnitatea professional"
care noul director ar vrea so rein
troduca - 81 n'aveau obiciql sd
ia bacsis. Noul gardist insa nu ga
esa directia de polite sub astfel
de raporturi, 81 daca va gasi GU
timpul, atunci vor fl exclusiv ele-
mente ,,romanizate" departe de
,,duhul nefast austriac" de demni
tate professionals care a stapanit
odiniora in administratia Buco-
vinei.
Poate noul director de polite
din Cernauti sd alba cat de multa
Ibunavointa, politia din Cernautl
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inainte de q incepe resbunarea ca
sd nu-i mahnesc inima ca tiranizez
pc tatsu. E copil intelligent 81 sim
titor, 81 va observa indata q nu-
mai sunt curteniitoare 81 ahabila
fata Gu Billy. Da, 81 de unde stu
Cd nu Sc va intampla vre-odata 81
am scena Gu ell char, fatI de CO.
pill 81 de ce las mahni inima Co
pilului macar 0 singura dstai
II, Nov. 1907. =
Billy in fiecare Ii ilni vorbeste
de casatoria noastra. Teri lam
spus Cd null iau pan& nu-i vsd
starea financiara 81 dupa aceea ma
pronunt. Mia spus 81 yiu Ia case
seara Ia pravalie, ca * finn numai
amandoi.
La sase 81 cateva minute am
fost Ia usa. Ma astepta. Mia
deschis 81 luandu-ma de brat ma
condus in biroul lui.
mia arafat registrul Casa,
La finele lui Octombrie - inshe-
Int GU IN balant de treissuts spt-
zccisade mn sase suts slllt1 sDe 81
trei de dolari u optseet 4 tral ,de
cent?. r. langk scta.lI laank ~ =
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De WHARF

SOBA NOUA pentru carbuni,
un divan in conditie buna, 81 un
Ice Box. Sd vinde fOarte ieftin.
DOritorm sa sc adreseze la Off
ciul ziarului America" sos
Detroit Ave. (53-4-5)
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"AMERICA'S CREED"

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its readers of advertisements which tell the truth great
obligation which governs the publication newsfor
paper right advertisement which makes statements
which may
inference receive injury-moral spiritual physical
WE WILL REFUSE .cs
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advertising which regarded by the
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THE "AMERICA" information aid Of
its efforts to keep it's advertising columns absolutely
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DORESC

Cunostinta Gu fence de 3O-4O
ami. Tn copil sau dol nu e piedica.
Doritoarele sa Sc adreseze la
S. D.
p. o. 3. II Ottawa, w. Va.
(51-2-3-4)
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R0MANI, ATENTIUNE
Din Detroit 81 Michigan

Este bine cand vinzi Pr0-|
|prietate, un Business, sau 0 Far
ma Gu pref bun, sau e 81 mai bill
ne cand cumperi acestea Gu .bani|
|putini 81 faci un profit mare.
Moi facem targ Gu DIV. ori si|
cum. Avem farme de tot soiull
cat de aproape de Detroit saul
cat de departe.
! Vrei sa schimbi farma Gu ca
sa din Detroit, sau ca al casa fnl
Detroit 81 vrei sa schimbi Gu oil
farma buna2 Avem tot felul del
preturi lesne 81 ssumpe. Schim-
bam 81 Gu Storuri sau Loturi pla|
]tite pentru case sau alte ce ati||
Idori. (15)I
Veniti la moi in persoana 81 ne
spuneti ca ce voiti, nu mai stati|
pc ganduri. Carl nu puteti veni,
scrieti romaneste la adresa:
IGNATIUS MIRKOVICH !
Real Estate
304, Old Whitney Bldg.
Griswold St., Detroit, Mich !
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RUCAM

Pc ex-soldatii romani earl au SER
Wit in armata americana 81 near
putea da ceva informatiuni despre
John Staicu (raposat prObabil in
Franta). am dori al sti Serial
Number-ul, Regimentul, Divizia
81 daca este posibil 81 din ce oras
a plecat i'll, armata. De orlglne es-
te din Vaida- -Recea, FagaraS.
Acestea Sc Ger pentru putea ~
forma parintii din ROmania.
"AMERICA"
sos Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, 0.
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De vINZARE

Din cauAa plecarii in Patria We
che Wind casa mea din Warren, o.,
Stop 371a. No. IS Thongs Road,
Gu un pref foarte ieftin. 81 automo-
bilul il dau gratis. Casa are odai
pivnita cimentata, electrica 81 gaz.
Aproape lie fabrici. Adresati-va
in graba, la
NASILE NASIU
P. 3. 521- Sharon, Pa.
(54-5-6)
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sDe vinzare." "Anunt de cAsAtorie."
Pretul pentru publicatii CO: "Caut,"
etc, costa pentru fiecare cuvlnt !
CENT? de publicatie. Sub 50 Dc cent?
nu se publica mimic.
Pentru D&ri de seAmA, Invit&ri Dc
botex. cununii sau dansuri. I cent? II
MIA, sau $500, / coloan& dc SiAr.
Publicatiile 81 fie insotito 6e sunA
neceSarA. Credit nu are 0oC3e ooolotAe
tile din Uniunea 8. R 4.
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inapoiazG
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
BIG DOLLAR DAY
 PLANNED MARCH 25
Mena Merchants Have Co-Operated in Offering Unusual Bargains in All Department--Free Drill by
 Howitzer Company.

March 25, the date set for another Dollar Day in Mena, has met with hearty response from the Mena mer- chants. Profiting by the past exper- fence, merchants are offering different bargains, and a wider variety, with fewer Implications than has been the case heretofore.
 The Mena Howitzer Company will give drill, going into action and fir ing the 37 M. M. guns, this to take place shortly after 1 o'clock, at the Menafeld. A speaking for the farm CTS, on the subject of Sweet Potato Growing, Marketing, Financing for a Cooperative Association, etc., has been arranged by County Agents As paugh. Glenn F. Wallace, formerly of Mena, and now connected with the state department in similar work, will be here to address the meeting. It is expected many will attend this meet ing, as Mir. Wallace is fully informed on any question relating to the sweet potato industry.
 Following the Howitzer drill, for which no charge will be made, it had been planned for a free baseball game between the ex-service men of the county, and the High school, but the High boys found they could se- cure Fort Smith for this date, so can celled the game with the ex-service mes, and the Fort Smith game will follow directly after the Howitzer drill, in order that the boys may re- turn to Fort Smith on No. 4.
 The American Legion will hold open house all day, that ex-service men may get information, and an op- portunity to join with the Frank Fried post. Blanks for application of those who have not received the Vic tory medals are on hand, and will be filled out for those interested.
 All considered, Saturday promises to be busy day. Read the ads in Thursdays Star-you will find more Dollar Bargains than could be thought possible.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
CLEARING WAY FOR
 4POWER TREATY
New York Attorney Who Charged Secret Understanding" Departs From Debate "With a Verac-
 ity Shattered"

Washington, March 21.-The twen- ty-four hour sensation over sugges- tions of a secret British-American cooperative Understanding" sudden ly fiickered out today in the Senate.
 A succession of formed denials, emanating from sources that ranged from the White House down, show cred in upon opponents of the four power Pacific treaty as they were preparing to ask for formal investi- gation and apparently put an end to the whole incident.
 At the White House officials said fiauy that no secret agreement of the character suggested existed. Secre- tary Hughes, in a letter read in the Senate. characterized the suggestion as absolutely false.p Paul b. Ora vath, the New York attorney, whose statement started the row. sent a telegram saying he had been incor- rectly quoted and had no knowledge of any secret understanding"
 Senator Borah. Republican. Idaho who presented himself with saying that what he read was stenegraph- ic transcript of Mir Cravath's re- marks. and that the explanation now made would not be accepted in any court Senator Johnson, Republican California. added that Mir. crnvath had best be left to depart from the de- bnte with n Faracify shattered in several direcfionk Ne ans rose ta defend tho New York attorney zn6 ths dlscuzsion 6xzfted in otner lasses
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
HEAvENER TRAIN TO QUIT. The "Turnaround" Local Passenger
 Had Lost Money for Year.
From the Southwest American.

From the Southwest American.
 Fort Smith, March 22.-The Heav- ener Turnaround local passenger train between Heavener and Fort Smith will be taken out of service by the Kansas City Southern railroad, effective Sunday, March 26.
 Announcement to this effect was made here Tuesday afternoon to a committee of Fort Smith business men by President J. A. Edson of the rail road company, after the committed had urged Mir. Edson and other of- ficials of the road not to discontinue service of the train.
 The railroad heads pointed out that the train had been losing money for year past. in which time it has not paid costs of actual operation, and that the very slight improvement shown so far in March was not suffi- eient to justify further losses by the road.
 OficIais promised to operate the train for several days during the bridge celebration. on a satisfactory schedule, and it was promised aiso hat II, in the fan. huainens conditions nave shown nuihrleut imprc vemenf ts justify a further test. fis tram vi be put into operation aRain-
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
BIG BILL HAYWOOD HAS CON-
 CESSI0N TO WORK IN RUSSIA
Stipulated 4sOO Americans Be Brought in to Operate Iron Works
 in Ural Mountains.

Moscow, March 15.-"Big Bill" Haywood, has group of American I. W. W. men to whom Premier Lenine has granted concession to operate the big Nadejdinsky Iron Works in the Ural mountain region, part of the coal mines in the Kosnetz basin and auxiliary factories.
 Haywood disappeared from the United States last year while under $65,000 bail after he and about nine- ty other I. W. w. men had been con victed of espionage and conspiracy against the government in the war. He has since taken part in the delib- erations of the third internationale at Moscow.
 It is stipulated that 4,S00 fully qualified American workers with a technical personal experience, will be brought into Russia to operate the properties and that each of them must purchase $100 worth of tools or in- struments for his own equipment and sign an undertaking to observe all the rules of the soviet labor code.
 The announcement states the gov ernment has assigned $500, 900 toward financing the undertaking. It is also to provide wood to build homes for workers and assign 27,000 acres of land for agriculture. The American workmen are to organize into trade union association.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23

MILLIONAIRE'S DAUGHTER
 FOUND WORKING AS COOK
Tempered and Petted, Was Tired of It All and Wanted to Earn Her
 Own Livelihood.

Chicago, March 21.-"Ever since I can remember," said Miss Edna Fay Tor, millionaire's daughter and Uni versity of Chicago coed, missing for five days, who was found today in the kitchen of a Southside coal dealer, where she had secured employment as cook. q have been petted and pam pered. never expressed wish that was not granted I wanted to work and earn my own livelihood.
 In relating her adventures since she slipped away from her beautiful apartment at 1154 East Fifty-fifth street, last Thursday evening, she told the story of modern fapper.
 The girl of brilliant intellect, spe- cializing in philosophy, sociology and literature, ran away to escape the enA vironment of wealth and fastidious friends. She admits she longed to see and live, as she terms it, 'sthe seemy side of life"
 Cooking has always fascinated me-" she said "In all my life I have never so much as boiled an egg. And l thought if Iicould get job as cook somewhere I would be happy. Thurs day morning 1 saw on the bulletin board of the university employment bureau a family wanted cook. I de- cided that was an opportunity"
 "We hired her to cook dinner. She cooked her first one Friday night and we immediately decided she was not a cook. She burned the steak and the potatoes, but we liked her and decided to keep her. Our arrangements were that she was to go home at night. She left Saturday and didn't come back Monday when we saw that story and picture of her in the papers we noti- fled the police"
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
WEEKS IS LOSING HOPE.
Sees Little Prospect of Army of More
 Than I15.000.

Washington, March 2l.-After a conference today at the capitol with House Republican leaders Secretary Weeks said he saw little prospect of the House agreeing to larger army during the coming fiscal year than the force provided for in. the army appro- priation 5ill-115,000 men and 11,000 officers.
 Repeating his belief that pay pro- visions should be made for 143,000 men, exclusive of 1000 Philippine Scouts and 13,0O0 officers, the secre- tary said he hoped the Senate will in sist on that strength. While at the capitol he was told by Representative Sisson of Mississippi Democratic member of the subcommittee, that he will offer an amendment providing for a reduction in enlisted personnel to 100000 men by July 1.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
HENRY STARR'S "PAL" FLEES. Dave Lockhart Escapes From the
 Harrison, Ark, Jail.

Springfield, Mo, March 15.--Dave Lockhart, confessed pal of Henry Starr, noted bank robber who was killed in an attempted robbery of the First National bank at Harrison, Ark, last year, has escaped from the jail at Harrison, according to mes sage received here.
 Lockhart was arrested at Hunts vile, Ark, several weeks ago and was returned to Harrison for trial.
 The escape occurred Monday short ly after o'clock when the jailer and his son were making the rounds of the cells to feed the prisoners. The taller was covered with revolver, smuggled into the cell by an accom- pliee. I.oekhart forced Jailer Curnett to lock his son in the cell and then made the officer accompany him across Turkey Creek bridge, short distance from the jail.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
SHOOT TO KILL IS
 NEW YORK SYSTEM
Motor Patrols to Cover the Entire City Manned by Heavily Armed POlicemen-Citizens Take
 Up the Fight.

New York, March 20.-Richard E. Enright, police commissioner, in an effort to stop the crime wave here added seventy five speedy motor cars today to the police equipment and manned them with heavily armed po- licemen, with orders to "shoot to l1ill'' such as have been issued in Chicago and several other cities The motor patrols will cover the entire city.
 Magistrate Sweester in Yorkville police court announced that hereaft- CT men charged with highway robbery would be held without bail.
 Hatpin Routs One Robber.
 Week end crime reports indicate Mr. Innocent citizen is getting good and sorev at the efforts of the stick up men to capture his already depict ed roll.
 Four men in different parts of the city became so wrathy they succeed ed in chasing and causing the arrest of five bandits.
 Mrs. Innocent Citizen, personified by Mrs. Ida Kalishman, 26 years old, proved the hatpin is mightier than the pistol when she routed burglar who attempted to hold her up in her wom- ans apparel shop on Broadway, Spurred on by the hatpin, the intrud- CT departed precipitately and was ar rested after running about fifty yards.
 Tried to Save the Money.
 Other developments in the regular week end visitation of lawlessness in- cluded the probably fatal shooting of William Roettger, restaurant cash fer who sought to save the money of his employer; the severe beating ot three other men.
 Miss Ida Dietsch, house maid, val iantly attacked two burglars with 3 potato masher and was beaten, kicked bound, gagged and left unconscious on the lawn of her employers resi- dence.
 Further opposition to bandits oc. cured when four attempted to hold up an innocent appearing man in Gen. tral park. This man turned out to be Patrolman Harry Seibel. He grabbed revolver pointed at his face, threw it away, drew his own and opened fire. Now Luton Sutton, "A years old, an alleged member of the band, i' in the Roosevelt hospital, not expect ed to recover.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
K. K. K. OFFERS REWARD.
At Dallas, Tex, Will Pay $1,O0O for
 Those Who Flogged Man.

Dallas, Tex, March 21.--Dallas Klan No. 66, Knights of the Ku Klux in a letter to Mayor S. K. Aldredge today authorized reward of $1,00O for the arrest and conviction of any of the men who last night fiogged F. H. Ethefidge, local merchant. In the letter the "cyclops' of the local klan said his organization does not endorse any lawless act by any one and pledged it's assistance in running down the "hoodlums who committed this act"
 Without regard to the social stand ing or the connection of parties who whipped F. H. Etheridge here last night, the grand jury must return indictments against those responsible 'sfor this outrage" when the proper evidence is submitted. Judge c. A. Pippen charged the Dallas county jury today. Tt makes no difference whether it was five men, whether il was the Ku Klux Klan or some other organization, you must not falter in your plain duties," Judge Pippen de- clared. These f1oggings must be stopped"
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
GAVE LIFE STAYING ON JOB.
Kansas City Southern Engineer Tried
 to Save His Locomotive.

Pittsburgh, Kas., March 15.-Be- caus he stayed at his post and at tempted to prevent the explosion of his engine, Charles s. Duffield, an en- gineer for the Kansas City Southern railway. suffered injuries from which he died today after suffering for four
 While Duffield was driving his en- zine near Asbury, Mo, last Novem- Der, driving rod punctured the wat CT pipes, allowing water to flow into the fire. Two other men on the en- zine jumper, were injured slightly and recovered. Duffield stayed in the cab, attempting to shut off the steam and save the locomotive.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-03-23
Press Demands Satisfaction.

Rome, March 16.-Considerable ex- citement has been caused here by the news that Greek warships had stopt and searched the Italian steamships Umbria and Abbazia, detaining the latter.
 The Messager observes that Italy notwithstanding the Greco Turkish war, has never recognized the right of Greece to institute blockade or to search ships, nor did France, which experienced a similar incident in the seizure of the steamship Eshoir.
 The French steamship Eshoir re- gently was released by Greece after a sharp protest from France.