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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
Balcanisme 81
alte curiozitAti
din patria veche
M0da pardstdselor,

MOUU pufuStuSetOt.
Mimic mai frumOs decdt cultnt
mor!ilOr. IOate pOpOarele, unele
mai malt, altele mai putin, au dcest
cult. Dintre cei rechi egiptent az
fdcM mai mutt Gu to!i pentru NOR
ti l0r. DouddG sunt mun,iile 81
piramidele. - Printre cei mOdernl
japOnesii dQu eel mai mult respect
an,intirei strdbunilor. Unii merg
pam acolo incdt zic cd tot prOgre-
sul uin,itor al japonezilor mar fi
fost posibH dacd la basa Uactei Tor
sufletesti mar fl cultut celor rdpO-
sati. Bine. Frun,os, iudltdtor. :.
81 prea bine ca 81 la MOI, romdnH,
biserica prevede parastase la dlfe-
rite S0rOdce. Oar pred mirOdse a
afdcere dnunturile de parastase de
prin ziarele de acdsd. Pare q fl 0
modd-si la spdtele model Gu Sigu-
rantG sunt interesele clericale.
Ddcd Icseasc0 fdcut bdrbdtului
sdu an parastds Gu anunt la ga
zete, de ce n'W face 50 Ioneasca.
Asa-i CT Orice lMcru la. mOdd. Mime
nu rrea sd fie mai pc jos de altii.
All parastase, milne pdrastase,
pungilc preacuviosilor Sc ample.
Vremea-i grea, familia mare, lea
fa n'ajunge-de ce n 'ar cdstiga Oa-
menH! Asa e. Dd, dar dacd dfa-
cere-afacere sd fie. Business Is
business.
De ce nu scot preOtn un sia'
Oficial, CT ttlul. :. sd Sicem: "PA.
RASTASUL," unde sd Sc publict
nuD,ai parastase, - unde pui apA
uenitele laterale din anuHtnri. A
] !. aS, .L1l
anants florar..ii, e! 1Elat @ lssks!s sg.s 5.
| pricep Ia cOlivd, hln,sNdrarii 81 alt
ndustriasi interesati.
Ziarelor p0litice lear rdmdnt
mai mult SpatM pentru dlte anun
turi ST.. pemtru articole econo
mice.
Ion al Paunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

Burghezii, temandu-se de un
dictatoriat al taranimei, Isl aduna
lucrurile de valoare 81 voiesc sa lie
scoata din tara, insa multi au fost
prinsi 81 arestati.
d. Stambulisky, "premierul ia
ranilor,' a prOpus sd Sc dea drept
de vot numai femeilor cari-si cas-
tiga hrana prin munca.
La intrunirea tinuta de toti ia
ranii in Sofia s'a facut parada
mOnstra, in care taranii, imbracsti
in hainele lor rationale, purtau
placate Gu inscriptii ca "Poporu1
sa domneasca, nu regelc," or "Jos
Leu burghezimea.'.,' .-.,....-.. v..1s.--...a
Vorbind taranilor, d-l Stambu
lisky zicea ca de acum incolO G
trebuia sd alba numai un front, $
acel front era contra burghezilor
Intre altele spus urmatoarele:
Acum avem puterea de a face
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
STAREA DE ASEDIU
DIN SILESIA.

Berlin, 2 lunie. - 0 telegrama
din Silesia superioara, din orasu|
Beuthen. anunta Cd comisiunea
interaliata a declarat stare d.
asediu III districtele urbane s
rurale din Kattowitz, Glewitz
Hindcnberg, 81 Ry'bnik, ~ in ST
lesia superioara. Ziarele sun
toate cenzurate. La Berlin sOsi
un rapport despre rascoala germa
nilor 81 polonilor in Beuthen 8
Kattowitz. Gu aceasta ocazie ,
fost omorit un german Raportl
nu da detalii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
PRESEDINTELE HARDING
VA VIZITA STATUL OHIO

Columbus, Ohio, 2 Iunie. Pre-
sedintele( 81 doamna Harding vor
Fl in orasul Columbus pc Z Iulie,
~ conform stirilor prilnite aici. Ei
vor veni della Marion unde vor Pc
trece ziua de 4 Iulie luand parte
Ia serbarile din prilejul centenaru-
lui orasdlui natal al presedintelui
Harding.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
TRUPE ENCLEZE
TRIMISE in
ULSTER


Belfast, 2 Iunie. - o lupta
violenta este in progres pc un
front mare la granita Ulster.
Louth, = intre fortele republi-
cane de o parte 81 fortele de
nord, carl sunt intarite Gu tru.
pc engleze, de alta parte. Tru.
pele de nord au fost batute dc
fortele din sud, dar trupele en-
gleze, ce au fost trimise in vi
ster, au respins atacul trupelol
republicans.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
BOLIVIA CERE
JJN IMPRUMUT

WASHINGTON, 2 Iunie.-Re
publica din America de sud: Boil
via, cere un imprumut de $33, 900,
600 della Statele Unite. Legatii
BOliviei din Washington a decla
rat ca acesta este eel mai mare i'm
prumut facut in Statele Unite d
vre-o republica din America d
sud.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

politica departamentului federal
este ca ell sa site despre toate ca
zurile: mici orr mari. Director,ll
Russell declarat ca in Cleveland
a fost armonie complecta intre oa-
menii lui 81 departmental politici
81 agentii de stat II 'au refuzat nici
cand ajutor authorization judetene
sau locale.
JudecatOrul Parker declarat ca
autoritatile judetene ar putea Gu
rati de bootleggeri, in timp de &C
zile, intreaga tara daca ar face {
incercare onesta 81 0 sfortare cum
[se. cade. Pentru arest scop sar tire
bui ca dim fondul tribunalelor 81
Sc dea $4,000 pentru angajares
detectivilor speciali pentru ur
timp scurt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
Uc1sI DE ExPLoz1E.

Essen, Germania, 2 Iunie. -
Fri s'a prtdAs Q groaznica explO-
zie intr una din minele de carbuni
ale sindicatului Krupp, cauzand
uciderea a II mineri 81 ranires
altor 35. Opt dintre Ell lipsesc Ia
numar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
Ciasu| 'ispasirei nu va intafzia

intai in infaptuirea revolutiei socia-
liste.
Tar prietcnul mcu Racovski q
spunc clar ca in Russia nu exista
c0munism ci nulnai un partid CO.
munist.
Recladirea mostenirei distruse
din cauza Upset de pricepere 81 ma
turitate este All preocuparea ,,co-
munistilor" rusi. Pentru recladi-
rea capitalisnului eli aduc jertfa
de a sta la Geneva alaturi de un
Bratianu 81 alti ucigasi al muncito
rimci socialiste.
ST cine crede ca eel &c sc numesc
la moi in Romania cOnducatOrii
comunistilor nu Si-au dat seama
de lucrurile accstea cand an III
tors din Moscova 81 Harcov, Sc i'll
scala.
Sigur, nu lie convenea sd recu-
nOasca inaintea masselOr muncito-
, resti ca au gresit cand au mbrati-
sat bolsevismh fara rezerve, caci
Gu aceasta ar ii documentat tot.
odata incapacitatea lor de condu-
catorii. Era slabiciune care Gu
parerc dc rau o intalnim prea AIDES
in miscarea mlmcitoreasca. Insa
ma lipsit marturisirea pima de
deceptie delegatului, pc atuncI
communist, lar All socialist centrist
Constantin Popovici. care in ra
pOrtul lui a arafat fara multi i'll
conjur starca trista i'll care sc d
fla Russia sovietista.
lar din cOnvorbirile intre patrr
ochii puteai cunoaste ca eel car
au vazut ,,comupismul rusesc din
4autopsiic sasf cretacau~iM@iafap
tuirea socialismului in tari 1napO
late cum sunt Russia 81 Romania.
! (Csmtluuare % pas. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
Legea Pro'ii'iIbitiei
Sc va eXeCuta strict
AGENTUL PROHIBITED DIN CLEVE
LAND CHEMAT LA COLUMBUS
s'IN OHIO DE NORD LEGEA NU ESTE DECEIT
LITERE MOARTE"

Charles Burns, agent de prohbe in Cleveland este che
mat la Columbus raporteze despre stuaa din nordu sta
ulu Ohio drecoruui de stat al prohibited b. Russell A
ceasta cheare s'a fcut III decaratei zaruui Plain
Dealer egea prohibited in parea de nord statuui Ohio
este decat litere moare."
Acesta este Gel mai important evenment de cand
ese auortale federae 81 de stat face cercetare
mnutioasa situatie deteae find curae tara de
"bootlegger
Drectorul Russell dat ordn teleonc ui Burns meda
cet in ziaru Plain Dealer despte suaa de ac Ell
discute Burns asupa doua chesti: ~ Daca Burns
este muamit superviza satuui in priveste numdr
asisentlor cei y Daca stuaa din Cleveland mai
multi asistenti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

ceeace vrem. Sofia este nOua So
donna 81 Gomora, locuita de specu-
latori 81 neproducatori.
"Partidul burghezilor a incer-
cat sa atraga pc rege de partea lor,
Insa regele trebue sd Sc gandeasca
ca popOrul acela care munceste
81 ca del vom putea face presedin-
tele republicei bulgare, vechea Bull
garie II are sa mai eXiste.
"Strainii n 'au treaba sd sc anne
stece in afacerile noastre. VOm
plati reparatiunile de razboiu de
vom fl siliti, insa pana atunci moi
o sd slim la platirea lor pc bulgarii
carl ue-a,l adns razhoiul - ~: ~
"Astazi Bulgaria prietena Ru-
siei 81 Germaniei celei noua, insa
tratate nu "a semnat cu nimeni a.
fara de eel semnat GU natiunile a.
derente la pactul de negresiune de
la Genoa"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
ANUL XVII.-NO. 100.
o noua idee puSa in
praCtiCa de BuIgari
7IECARE CETATEAN TREBUE SA MUM
CEASCA GRATIS PENTRU
CUVERN

SOFIA, Bulgaria. Iune-Prinr % lcge votaa de asia lar
Bulgaria orice ocuor obgat munci gratis pentru
guvern tmp dc patru lun in fiecare Nimen excus,
e ell de orice clasa socaa In egatura aceasa
premeru Smbuisky propus arestarea pedepsirea fete
or carl supun aceste egl.
In vrtea acese eg feee inrc Is 81 20 de ani fce ale
bogaor din orase, carl pot munc la pamant la in
dustria casnica obgae ucra in biroure guvernulu
spale in ae nstutu ale staulu Mute din ee 1nsi
supun legi Ee pun motvu sunt fie mai mci fie
de vsa prescrs sun aproape de MARTA,
unu dnre motvee de scure Cele mai mute carl
supun ornuui apartn famliior bogae 81 sunt nsotte
in mpul lucruui de mamee lor Legea este create
parduu tranesc despre d. Stambusky zice ca sta
paneste astaz in Bulgaria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
LUCRARILE
PARLAMENTULUI
G A M E R A.

Dl Samuel GompelS, preSedin-
tele confederatiei muncii din
America, a aparut inaintea conf
tetului de justitie, cerind sa Sc
faca o lege pentru regularea
muncii copiilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
RETRAGEREA RUSILOR DE
LA GRANITA BASARABIEI.

BUCUREST1, Iunie. - Russia
isi retrage trupele de la granita
Basarabiei. Aceasta pare a Fl o
urmare a celor hotarite La confe.
rinta din Gen3a.
La conferinta din Genoa dl Bra
tianu, premierul Romaniei, q adus
in discutie concentrates trupelor
rusesti la granita Basarabiei, &C.
rind delegation bolsevici 0 lamu-
rire Gu privire la aceasta.
Vice-Premierul Barth ou al
Frantei, vorbind la un banchet
dat saptamana trecuta la Paris in
onoarea d-lui Bratianu, spunea Cd
semnase un document prin care
Franta garanta Basarabia Roma.
niei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02
s E N AT U L.

Senatorul Watson STA repetat
acuzatia ca .dl Hoover, in rapor-
tul sau asupra cheltuirei fondu-
lui de ajutor, ma specificat fie-
care cheltuiala in parte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

Precum spune o telegrama din
Columbus, directorul Russell ar ii
in clar Gu .situatia insuportabila
din Cleveland, dar nu poate sa de-
clare mimic inainte de ce ar ii vOr-
bit Gu Burns. Sc crede ca cl va
trimite inca vre-o Sc persoane pen
tru ca sd stea in ajutorul vi Burns.
Directorul Russell insa a mai de-
clarat 81 aceea ca planurile campa-
niei contra "bootleggerilor" nu sc
vor publica. Gar fl prostie," a
declarat ell, sea sa 1ncunostintam
.spe bootleggeri despre activitatea
nbastrfa. Fl pot II sigdiri de faptu1
Cd intro buna ri vor Fl surprinsi
81 nu va putea scapa din mantle
noastre nici unul. De present no
avem cate oameni in orasele ma
1nsemnate din Ohio-intre carl s.
Cincinnati, Toledo 81 Akron, 81 ra
poartele sosite dovedesc ca, acest
oameni Isl fac datorinta lor. -
I'm alt moment al zilei fost
eau sosit la Cleveland trimisii de
partamentului de justitie dir
Washington, earl all ordonat car
panic nationala contra tuturor vic
latorilor prohibited.
Cleveland Plain Dealer affirm;
ca starea deplorabila prohibitie
in statul Ohio Sc datoreste faptu
lui ca agentii de prohibitie nu sun
facuti responsible pentru inforta
rea legei. Apoi nici nu exista co
operare intre diferitii agenti: 10
cali, de stat 81 federali. Pentr'
ilustrarea acestei asertiuni Cleve
land Plain Dealer aduce urmatOa
rele fapte:
Directorul Russell din Colum
bus are vote sd numeasca 38 GA
meni, platiti GU cate $1,000 |
an. All lui ii lipsesc 8 oameni di
cauza ca nu poate gasi pentru q
ceasta plata oameni capabili 81 c
experienta.
Din ei 4 sunt ocupati Gu exam
narea ccrerilor pentru licenta d
alcool. In tilnp de iarna, can
munca este mai grea, sunt folosi1
6-8 oameni la aceasta sectie. Da
nici in acest fel nu sc poate fae
munca eficienta din cauza marel,
numar de cazuri.
Ceilalti sunt angajati in cerc
tarea plangerilor venite la biurOl
rile locale. In saptamana trecut
in Cleveland erau 4 ocupati Gu
cest lucru, acum sunt dol. De
fiecare poate vedea ca ceilalti d
nu pot sd faca isprava mare i
tr'un oras de marimea Clevela
dului.
Gu toate aceste, in luna Api
s'au facut 80 de arestari in Clev
land 81 SO pedepse 81 au fost cole
tate amende in suma de $21,75
Aceste cazuri all fost resultat
muncei sgentilor din Cleveland.
Gu toate ca curtile federale
cerut ca 50 nu vin4 Gu planger
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

Senatorul McCumber anunta Cd
raportul xomitetului financiar a.
supra bonusului va Fl gaia la
sfarsitul saptamanei acesteia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

Comitetul regulamentuiui a in
cetat Gu verificarea nouilor pro
iecte, dand astfel preferenta ce-
lui care cere cercetari cutprivire
la fraudele de razboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-02

Proiectul Volstead asllpra CO.
ruptiei comerciale, ce Sc refera Ia
acceptarea de cadouri de catrt
agentii cumparatorilor, a fost
vOtat 81 TRIMS la senat.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1922-12-15
FIRST ANNUAL LABEL
EXHIBIT MAKES HIT

PORTLAND, Ore.-The union label
exhibit and the dances given in the
Labor Temple auditorium two nights
last week, brought for.n high com
mendation from the five or six hund-
led persons who amended each night
Preparation o. exhibits anc the con
duct Of the afth;i were lhw expert
ences and the success scGrsd promises
that the exhibition will become IN an
Dual feature Of organized labor act
ivity.
Sixteen booths, artistincally arrang-
ed and containing much of an educa-
tional value, bordered the auditorium,
leaving ample space for dancing.
The following local unions had
booths on display: Musical Instru
ment Workers, United Garment Work
ers, Laundry Workers, Journeyman
TailOrs, Meat Cutters, Cooks, Wait
resses, Retail Clerks, Sign Painters,
Brewery Workers, Soft Drink Despens-
ers, Cigarmakers, Printing Trades,
BARRIERS and Walters.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1922-12-15
STRIKE COST MILLIONS.

Eight million dollars is the cost to
date Of the shopmen's strike on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, President
Daniel Willard told stockholders at
the annual meeting. This will COM
pletely wipe out an anticipated sur
plus of operations. Additional cost
must be borne before equipment is
returned to pre-strike conditions.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
settled with it's men and is getting
considerable business that heretofore
had gone to its competitors among
the die hards" who are still resisting
settlement.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1922-12-15

Do not change imitation pressure
with change In atmosphere tempera-
ture More damage results from try
ing to compensate for an increase In
the tire temperature than Is caused by
the Increase n temperature itself.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1922-12-15

More than $15.OOO,0OO is collected
annually by professional alms-seekers
in Greater New York.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
The oesssvsn, NsvvsosaIs,.

of course the Woman Enuus her
n~wsjralrr well. tic j. ScFy friendly.
The other day she ssspi~d in tor SOME
additional magazines and papers Il.
take with h~s for a day. outing she
was In have. She thought .t- Was
locking quite ~rii-shat i.s .hc taneiri
sh- had managed to make herself look
smart without putting ON her b~ss
ci.sh~s.
The nc~ssscalrF seemed quite de-
lighted to- think she Was going to have
day in which 4. rest and idle.
-lt's fnc.- he said. Ans you can
have n fwal good tituc with your old
cIntlpr. and Gill
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There l. oaiy eee nseas-ine that really
ssAaei. oa. psv.esasnea. q. a medicine tof
eursble ailsseas. Of the Kidneys. liver and
bladder.
u. kiltner's Swamp Root stand. the
highest sef the reason that IL has proven
10 b. js.s the remedy needed in thousands
ppaa thousand. et distressing cases.
swamp. Root makes friend. quickly be.
eau.~ il. mild and immediate effect 10
soon realized in Hspst cases II is a gen.
tic. healing vegetable compound.
Start treatment at once. Sold at all
drug stores in bottles Of swo sises, medium
and large.
However. IL yes VIII irss TO test ,his
great preparation send ten cents TO IN.
kilmer 4 Co, Binshamson. n. Y. for =
sample bottle. When writing be cure and
mention this observation-disclosures
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
DYED HER 0RAPeRIes,
SKIRT AND 4 SWEATER
WITH .OlAMONO DYES"

Zach package Of '.pe.aoed pres~ eaa
sains aifeessoa. 60 eamPle thst say uassasn
esa dye as tias faded. shabby sSifss.
dsvssrs. ssisss. coats. svra.efs. .soeas
.a<s. h.nk,e<., afsprfse.s everything hie
h~~. tisy Diamond ny~s-as esh~s
kind-shrn perfect hos,e aYesnf /. susfssa
I'D. srsa Z yss h.,s .s s,,.s a,sd .; i..ss.;
you vssh to dye j. wool OF .STf. os whether
Il is linen. COTTON. 81 naisel euadss Dsss
n,aad Die. never stfsai. .t.os. fade. o.
run. So easy to us~s=Adrrfstswss~at.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
Protecting Native Birds.

United States to protect the native
bir,.. mainly because Of their useful.
mes. a. insect dcstroycr.s One expert
say. that in the state Of Massachu.ctt.
bird. destroy sinno bushels Of insects
every day. and in Nebraska 10 car.
loads.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
Wan, ~sovvenirs- Returned.

The French government is making
an appeal 4" American soldiers VIII"
extended their activities as souvenir
hunters by taking fragments from the
historic Reims cathedral. To- send
these mcmputcs back to Eeims. Thou.
sands Of members vt the A. T.. r. Wis
tied the cathedral and many carried
away statuary and other elements of
fabric from the structure. Some OF
these were priceless I" the French.
TIL. reconstruction efforts aim to- re-
place all portions that can be re-
covered.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
wemsn's o,vsnis.,ien ose~ine.

The Auxiliary pf tho American IT,
si"si. said TO br tho fastest growing
woman's organization in Amrrica. has
mcsnb~rship Of it0@O in tho ~
states. Alaska. Hawaii. Tho Canal
sonr. Cuba and Mexico. These ~csnrt
arv divided into s.usp posts.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

uaS cAtchsioh Srrticc oI the Asrtcul-
tural College by the State Board Of
Agriculture at its meeting held In Fort
Collins Miss Maude Sheridan, who
has been state leader of Boys and
Girls club work for several years, was
made director OF the activities OF all
the women specialists of the extension
service. She also will continue To act
as state leader of club work. r. L.
Cooper. extension agent of conejos
county. Mas employed as specials, in
agricultural engineering and +. H.
Lamb chosen 10 succeed him an eAtenr
sion agent in con.ios county. Author
ity was also given the extension off
eials 10 employ IA nutrition specialist
to take tn. piac. made vacant BY tho
resignation of Miss Miriam Haynes
Grand Junction.-Thrcc men escaped
death narrowly in an automobile neci-
dent of a most tf-akish nature at
Grand Junction when large taxicab.
driven by Hap Harris. encountered the
cable of tramway where tho road
runs beneath trwstic near faiisadc.
The cable of the tram had siackrn~d
until II lay across the road during a
slight inisilap to one of the cars The
stage driver aros. over the heavy steel
rope just as the car Was released OH
th- steep incline. and the automobile
aith it's four occupants was siftrd en-
tlrvly off the ground and hurled into
an orchard near by. Although the auto
uA
side doWn. with three men beneath II.
slight injuries only were suffered By
them.
Wray.-Thv isdy of an unidentified
Wtay a few days ago by two boys "h"
wcrv returning from an inspection of
their wolf traps The body lay In aa
isolated hollow in tho hills. and ctiH
dchtly had been there Tor at tcast a
week. Near the body was bottle
bearing a poison label. An effort had
evidently been made to destroy all pos
sibic chance of Identification. for moth
Ing was found to SisC eicw I" tho
mans name or his relatives OF his s"f'
mcr fvsid-acv. \ soft collar IN oac
pocket carried a laundry mark OF ~I~
T.. A. and on his belt buckle were the
initials H. A.
Grand JunCtion.=I'ish OF a site and
quality hithcrt. almost unhcafd of in
the Grand Lakes region arc now or
dinary cateh-. in those popular anSf
ling waters. q. the result Of discovery
made by Forest Hanger Gashas,i.
t.a.ham took an oyster from can in
his lunch pail when bisin. was poor.
and as an idle experience cast In his
line with the she'll fish as bait. The
first cast was followed by a dart tus
and then a tremendous battle with
seven. pound rainbow.
Canon City.-Twp hundred boys OF
southern Colorado will meet Mt the L.
NJ. e. \. here. Dec. !. and i. at which
time an older boys conference will be-
held The purpose of the conference.
which i. to he under the auspices OF
the state Y. NJ g. A.. is TO inspire
greater enthusiasm in the boys. Prom
incnt among the speakers Will be
Frank Chclcy of Denver. The 10 lads
TO attend will come from towns lying
south of Colorado Springs and east as
far as La Juu,a.
pcnvcr.-Thc necessity of all seeds
being labelled upon shipment into the
state was emphasized by DR. Pa'ter-
son. specialist of the Department of
Agricul,urc. working in connection
with the Colorado Agricultural College
in an address before the Seed Dealers
The Keota news., 1922-11-03

Beware of little expenses. A small
leak will sink great ship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-16
is SEEKING
| SUDAN RULE, RUMOR

CAIRO. Egypt, June Is. - He who
holds the Sudan controls Egypt; hence
all of Egypt is vitality interested today
in the reports from London that Great
Britain is considering the establish
ment of a protectorate in this terri
tory. Egypt without the Sudan is a
tomb for its people" saws one newspa-
per. and explains that control of the
Sudan is absolutely necessary to the
economic development and life of
Egypt. Without the Sudan Egypt's in
dependence, recently granted by Great
Britain, would be q farce.
The London rumors carry the de-
tail that Great Britain contemplates
the declaration of a sultanate from
Egypt under one of the sons of the
Mahdi as its ruler, the whole under
British protection with a system of
government similar to British
dominion.
The Egyptian people will resist,
their newspapers declare, even to the
extent of force. They are voicing their
determination to regard Egypt and the
Sudan as one and inseparable. With
Great Britain in the Sudan, the prod.
ucts of the country will be exported
by way of Berber and Suakim, and
with her hands on the sources of the
Nile Great Britain could render the
lower reaches of the river so vital tC
Egypt, fertile or infertile at will.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-16
Hair Often Ruined
By Careless Washing

Soap should be used very carefully,
if you want to keep your hair looking
its best Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkaH.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (Which
is pure and greaseless), and is better
than anything else you can use.
Two or three teaspoonsful of Mulsi-
fled will cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair
whitewater and rub it in. 1t makes an
abundance of rich. creamy lather,
which rinses out easily, removing
every particle Of dust, dirt, dandruff
and excessive OIL The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and 1t leaves the
scalp soft and the hair fine and silky,
bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to
manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very
cheap, and a few ounces will supply
every member of the family for
months. Be sure your druggist gives
you Observation-Disclosures
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hand, deficits are to be met by the
government. The grain exchange re-
opened May l.