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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
U. S. TO GUARD NATIONALS
Other Governments Also Take Steps
to Guard Their Citizens in
China.

Tientsin, April 24.-Foreign authori-
ties in China are taking steps TO pro-
tect their nationals during the dis
turbances arising from China's civil
war.
Colonel Martin, commander of the
Fifteenth United States infantry, is in
Picking comforting with DR.. ]. G. Schur-
man. American minister. The British
have dispatched a company of white
troops to guard the British legation at
the capital Reinforcements of Amer
lean marines were sent to Picking
some days ago.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
NEW WILLARD At
CAPITAL BURNS
Many NotabIes Routed From Big
Hotel by Flames.
NONE OF GUESTS INJURED
vice President Coolidge and Wife and
General and Mrs. Sawyer Flee to
the White House-Three
Floors Devastated.

Washington, April 24.-Fire which
originated In the banquet hall of the
New Willard hotel, rendezvous of of
hcial and social life in Washington,
caused property loss estimated at
$25O,O0O.
The tenth floor, with it's costly
fixtures, works of art and draperies,
was devastated by the flames, while
the eighth and ninth floors, under
deluge of water which was poured
into the roaring furnace above for
four solid hours, were rendered unin-
habitable.
There were no casualties and only
one person, fireman, suffered injury.
President Harding, Vice President
Coolidge, General Pershing, John D.
rockefeller, Jr., and a notable COM
pany OF guests from all parts of the
United States had attended the spring
banquet of the Gridiron club In the
banquet room only a few hours be-
fore the fire was discovered.
All fire equipment In the city was
called into action.
The hotel Is at Fourteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue one block
from the treasury and two squares
from the White House.
Guests Routed.
When the extent of the fire was
discovered guests were aroused on the
seventh, eighth and ninth floors. and
in a few minutes the hotel lobby and
Peacock Alley. famous promenade for
the great and near-great of the ma.
tional capital, were crowded with
scantily-clad men and women.
Among the guests who made their
permanent home at the New Willard
are Vice President and Mrs Coolidge
Senator and Mrs. France, Maryland
Senator and Mrs. Calder, New York
Judge G. G. McChord, chairman of the
interstate commerce commission, anG
Mrs. McChord; Senator McNary, Ore
gon; Representative and Mrs. r. r
Dunn, Rochester, N. Y; Representa-.
tive and Mrs. Homer Snyder, New
York; Senator Charles B. Rawson
Iowa; Senator T. Coleman, Dupont
Del; Gen. Sawyer, personal physician
to President Harding, and Mrs. Saw.
yer; Dan Mulvane, Republican ma
tional committeeman from Kentucky
and Mrs. Mulvane
The f1remen battered down the door
of Vice President Coolidge's suite on
the third floor, where he and Mrs
Coolidge were asleep, and without
ceremony rushed line of hose
through the apartment to the small
balcony overlook F street.
SaWyers Flee.
Mrs. Sawyer, wife of General Saw.
yer, became agitated when the firemen
rushed through the sixth floor hall and
was hurriedly escorted to the office
by her husband. He hastily slipped
his overcoat over his pajamas and to-
gether they went to the White House
where quarters were placed at their
disposal.
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
also sought refuge in the White
House.
The hotel was crowded, every room
being occupied, and cots had been
placed wherever possible.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
CIVIL WAR STARTS IN CHINA
Fighting Between Forces Of WI Pei
and Chang Tso Lin Is
Reported.

Picking, April Pit Is reliably re.
ported here that fighting between the
forces of WI Pei Flu and Chang Tso
Lin for the control Of North China
broke out at Machang, south of Tier
Tsin.
Two rival war lords have been
narshaling their forces for the past
week, freight traffic throughout north
China having been halted by the troop
movements.
Peasants In large numbers fear
general fighting and are seeking safety
in the cities.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
1000 PERISH IN
GIGANTIC BLAST
Monastir, Serbia, in Flames;
10000 Made Homeless.
MORE THAN 1000 INJURED
Hundreds Buried in Ruins as Result
of Explosion of Ammunition Store
of Allied Armies-People
Flee in Panic.

Belgrade, April 21.-Four hundred
carloads of ammunition and high ex-
plosives stored near the railroad sta
ton at Monastir, southern Serbia, ex-
ploded Tuesday at noon.
Details of the explosion there, In
which 1000 persons are said to have
been blown to pieces, reveal that the
file which swept the city following the
blast has made $1,000 homeless.
Thousands of tons of munitions left
over from the World war mysteriously
blew up, and latest reports say that
1880 soldiers, mostly Greeks, were vir-
tually buried alive.
Two hundred children are reported
to have been killed or wounded in q
church which was destroyed when a
shell, tossed from the scene OF the ex-
plosion, landed on the steeple.
Monastir Report Wrong.
Saloniki, city less than 100 miles
from Monastir. is reported to have suf-
fered heavy damages as the result of
an ammunition dump Lowing up. Be
cause of the proximity of the two
cities it Is believed the Saloniki port
refers to Monastir.
All communication with the two
cities has been cut off, making definite
information impossible.
Damage will run into millions. The
blast blew up dumps IN which was
stored much Of the ammunition OF
the former allied army in the East.
Relief Is being sent by the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
Reports describe briefly the tragedy,
probably one Of the worst of it's kind
in history.
Eighteen hundred soldiers were
buried in the ruins Of their barracks,
the report said.
The bodies Of hundreds Of children
are lying beneath the ruins of a
church which was destroyed.
Fire Immediately followed the ex.
plosion. The Inhabitants Of the place
fled terror-stricken when 1t became
evident the flames were endangering
the city.
Hundreds Trapped.
The soldiers, reports stated, were
having dinner when the explosion oc-
Cured. All were trapped when their
barracks collapsed.
Hundreds in other sections Of the
city were trapped and killed by fall
ing structures.
During the war Monastir became the
base of the French army advance
against the Austrians. 1t was the
ammunition sent for the big campaigns
in the Near East, which was stored In
the depot near the railway station.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
BIG GAS RESERVE IN SIGHT
Bureau of Mines Reports 618,5oO, 600
Gallons of Gasoline Now
on Hand.

Washington, April PA billion
dollar storage reserve of gasoline was
forecast by the bureau of mines in
a report showing reserve on March
1 of 1855 10000 gallons, the largest In
the history of the industry.
The March / total is an Increase of
112.OOO.OOO gallons over the reserve
of February 1 and is above the high
figure of May, 1871, by 1S,OOO,OO0, and
13sOOO,OOO gallons more than March a
year ago.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
]. P. MORGAN ON LOAN BODY
New York Financier Accepts the Allied
Preparations Committees In
vtation to Meet.

New York, April 25.-J. P. Morgan
announced his acceptance Of the allied
reparations commissions invitation to
become a member of the committee
which will consider fiotation of an In
ternational loan for Germany. He will
sail for Europe about the middle of
May.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
TAKE HOOCH IN MISTAKE RAID
Chicago Dry Agents Enter the Wrong
Saloon, but Arrest Owner
After Search.

Chicago. April 20. - Prohibition
Agents A. r. Harris and Victor
Dowd made mistake and went into
the saloon Of S. r. Weiss, TAI West
Lake street. instead of saloon near
by, and before the mistake was dis
covered they had piled up three GAL
Ions of hooch and "a pints of moon
shine. The saloon they were to have
searched was in the next block west.
Weiss was taken into custody.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
PEkING SEIZED BY CHANG
Farley With WI Pei-fu Falls and
Northern War Lord Enters
China's Capital.

Picking, China, April 22.-The troops
Of Gen. Chang Tsoidn, governor of
Manchuria, took possession Of Picking
and Tiensin, replacing the local police
forces Of these cities. The transfer
of authority was devoid Of incident.
President Hsu Shih-chang regards the
threatened civil war between he forces
OF Chang Tso-lin and WI Pei-fu as
taxing on q grave aspect
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
HARDING FOR M'NARY BILL
Approves Measure Providing Appro.
priation of $3.50, 900 900 for Develop.
ment Of Reclamation Protests.

Washington. April 20.-Approval of
President Harding for the McNary bill
providing for creation of a $35O,OOO. 900
revolving fund to be used for develop
ment of western and southern recla-
nation and drainage projects was
given to a congressional delegation
that called at the White House.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
TWO KILLED In TRAIN WRECK
Engineers Lose Lives In Rock island
Accident Near Pratt, kan.-
Woman Hurt.

Pratt. Kan. April 20.-Engineer
Charles Widaman and G. p. Frick,
both of Pratt, were killed when Rock
Island passenger trains Nos. 311 and
312 collided at Plains, Meade county,
100 miles west of here A Mrs. Hill
ton, Guyman, Okla, was injured.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28

The Presbyterian board of home
missions at it's next meeting will con-
firm the appointment of DR.. S. Hall
Young as superintendent Of all the
boards Alaskan work, to spend the
rest of his life In Alaska. Doctor
Young's future is one of self-exile. He
was one of the original sky pilots In
that wilderness, but Of late years has
been associated with the board of
home missions at it's headquarters, 156
Fifth avenue, New York city. Recent
ly the call Of the frozen North became
so strong that he voluntarily returned
to the Presbyterian mission field in
Alaska, which includes the northern
most hospital In the world, that at
Point Barrow. Doctor Young is sew
enty-five years Of age, but full Of vigor.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
krm Delegate Named.

"a, April 20.-H. E. Van
resident of the Worlds
gress association, has been
commissioner of agriculture
egate of the United States to
General assembly of the interna-
institute of agriculture. which
70 be held frep May 9 to u az
Rome, Italy.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1922-04-28
HARDING TURNS DOWN WOMEN
Declines Invitation TO Address Dinner
Of the League of Women Voters
at Baltimore.

Washington. April 25.-PresIdent
Harding declined an Invitation 10 adj
dress a dinner of the League OF Womr
en- Voters In Baltimore. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20

- z dilen sevcovskych musi
bvt odstransna barharska
zmiie, Gill potsch. - Venous
Doleis - Omladina Zapad-
nj stranv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
SOCHAR MATZEN A JEHO
SOUSOSf.

Sochaf Herman Matzen, Gle
veland'an vyhotovil diva mode
~ souSoSl ma noNou radnlci
alegorie "Vlada legislativni" a
"Vlada vykonna'. Umelecka
dila ale znstala pravd ien mo-
dely, jelikoz mesto nema pe-
nez IA podobny prepych, ale
peneZ nema / umelec a zada
proto, ably sousosi byIo objed-
nano verejnym referendem.
X umelecke praci byl prJ
laksi ne1fedn6 vyzvan ieste ia
administrace Bakerovy, ien5
Jej pobidl k praai Sc slibem, re
Jeho prace jako Cleveland'a ana
by liste byla uznana. PozdS.
j hyla pry Sc socharem uzavfe-
ma | smlouVa, ktera byIa ale
Doz!ell "a Davise brana 20.
chybnost, ale soud rozhod! Y,
prospech maizena,.
PCsledneisi nevi 81 vsak line
rady nez-li odvolati Sc k OBJ
canstvu, ktere by melo osudl
obou skupin rozhodnouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
Plenarni schiIzi

kona Svaz Svobodomysl-!
nych v pondeli %. ledna V 8
hodin vecer v Ceske Mar. ST.
nj ma Broadway. Vsichni
zastupci a cleni, ktefi befou
nrad rozsevati volnou my
slenku, necht' Sc vzchopl a
pospisi ma onu ddlezitou
schIzi. Pfedleha volba Il
rednikI a tudlz zalezi ma
Vas, byste 81 volili do ufadu
silv schopne pro rok 1922.
Nuze uprimni svobodafi:
"Vzchopte SEP a uskutec-
nete tn Vasi ideu "ja jsem
svobodar!" ku vzrIstu Sva-
I'll Svobodomyslnych pro
pfistf rok, ne dsty, ale skut-
KEN!
Ia Svaz Svobodomslnych
Bohumil Mark, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
co PRAVf POVETRNOSTNf
PROROK.

E. II. Emery, jenz rfdi zdej-
Il povetrnostni nfadovnu, pred
povfda ma dnes pokles teplo-
merG 0 10 stupnl a take sku-
tetne rtut'ovy sloupec V teplo-
merech poklesl vic nezli bylo
"nakazano" "srazil" sc wee
ra do 9. hod. veGer u SO dokon-
ce ma q stupen a pax stale
klesal po cele dneSnl rano.
Mrazive nadeleni primes
nam silny vitr vanouci cd zapa-
du rvchlosti as 40 mil "a hodi-
nu. Dnesni mrazik ma byti
doprovozen snehovymi popra-
sky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
ZASORY SkONFISKOVANE
RUzICKOV! PUTUJf
DO KANALU.

Zasobv koralek vim zkon-
fiskovanych krajanovia Rose
Rnzickovi, byvalemu host;n-
skemu ma vych. 6. Ill. a Lake
side ave. proti radnici, byly
v6era odpoledne We federalni
budov6 "a dozoru marsala Sp.
StatG P. Stauffera vylevany do
kanalu We sklepe zminene bu-
dow. Ruzicka byl jak znamo
odsouzen a odvolani jeho 20
sledni instancl Zamitnuto a
tim take zpeceten osud liho-
vim.
re zasob zakoupila. po ST
kvart 12 beden whisky orga-
nisace The Little Sisters of the
Poor, 25O7 vvch. %. ul. k ice
linn nemocnicnfm, jak praveno
lest v povoleni marsalem W.
danem. Podobne zakoupil
Montfiore Home, 1851 May
field rd., Cleveland Heights 4
bedny.
Do stokv vvpust6ny byly Ii
hoviny neidrazsich znamek, ba
sampanska vina velka zaso-
ba rnznych piv. Zakazovane-
no moku je tolik, re We vyle-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20

vani bude pokracovano jests
dnes, jak pravil marsal Stauf-
fer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
SMuTNY PRfPAD v KEN
NARD SKOLE JEN NEBLA-
HOU NAHODOU.
Zly imysl bezdscneho pacha-
tele Sc vylucuje.

Okresni zalobce Edw. C..
Stanton sc vcera vecer po do
datecnem vysetfovani vyslovil
re zabiti Alfredo Krantze, "a
ka Kennard vyssi skoly Sc sta
10 ciste nahodne bez Zleho l.
myslu "a spolecne hry hochu.
Bezd6Gny pachatel 16lety EdW.
Hegedus jest drzan dosud pro
zabiti, ale vydan ma navrh "a
lobce Stantona soudu pro MIA
distve provinilce a celem pfi-
pade rozhodne pfistl stfedy
soudce tehoz soudu G.. s.
Adams.
Ze Sc jedna 0 pffpad nebla-
he nahody, dosv6dcuji auto
ritv 2 kruhu ucitelskNch, zejr1e
ma fiditel skoly, kde sc neste-
|sti udalo, Edgar A. Miller, jenz
vyslechl vsechny zaky, ktefi
bvli ocitymi svedky celeho pr
padut, ktery Sc udal ma chodb6
skoly ma vych. 46. ul. a Wood
land ave.
Pohfeb nest astneho Krantze
konan byl vcera odpoledne Z
zidovsk6 ortodoxni synagogy
na vtch. 55. III. Woodland
ave. ia lcasti as 80 hochG a di-
vek vesmes spoluzaku teze tfi-
dV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
EVROPA MA SPLACETI
AMERICkE DLUHY.
Dollary byly urceny ma echleb
a ne ma zbrane.

Ma 20. vyrocnim banketu
The Cleveland Real Estate
Board Hollenden hotelu pro-
mluvil vcera senator z Idaho.
William E. Borah, a zautoGil 81
ma ctyrdohodu ma odzbrojo-
vaci konferenci Washington
skou. Senator Frank r. Will
lis u Ohia pax prohlasoval, ze
nevcfi dnesni snaze po mlrn,
tax iak Sc nynl projevuja a die
ieho SLOW must byti objevena
lepsi costa, iez by vedla k u
spokcjiv6mu rozlusteni vsoch
mezinarodnich obtizi.
Ostre napadal zeJn,6na u
v6rni politiku Spojenych Sta
tu narodGm evropskym pozc-
ruhodnym vyrokem: "Evrora
nesmi pouzivati penez, kterych
isme il pnjcili ma chleb ma "a
kupovani zbrani stfeliva.
Vyrok tento vynesl fecnlkovi
bonIlivv souhlas.
Dale zdGraznoval, re ku pTi-
kladu Francie ma dosti peneZ
ma vybudovani programu wet
seneho valecneho lod'stva j ma
vvdrzovani v poll velke arn4a-
dy proto take ma byti dosta-
tecnycn prostfedkG, ably zapla-
It'll mohla aspon uroky penez
zapGjcenych Spojenymi Staty,
ma byti vyzvana, aby tax uci-
Mia jako i staty jine, iimz jest
Amerika veritelem.
Bylo praveno, re veisaillsky
mir nepIinesl nam vlastne mi
eu, nybrz mec. Move staty sna-
II Sc urvati co mono nejvetsi-
no uzemi Zapominaji, co by
10 vlastne pficinami svetove
valky. Move smlouvy nepripo-
minaji narodnm nebezpeci po-
gysovani Sc mad jinymi sobe-
ctvi dava zapominati, ze evi-
stuie jeste neco mocnejSihO
nez-li mohutne armady a LODI
stva - a to je svetove vefejne
mineni, zalozene ma spravedl-
noSti a rozumu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
MASOPUSTNf VESTNfK.

s0OhOi iNSVd VIdSs SpOlu st
sokolkami porada Ultra. V So
botu. velkolepe sibrinky v &c
sk6 SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Utinkuje sokolska hudba. Ma
neilepe maskovanych IL beast
niku vypsano lest y pekn1ch
cen. Opatrte 81 vstupenky yeas
V udanych prodejnach predem.
Take Soko!kv Sokol, Cleve-
land noiadaii Ultra vecer V te-
locvicne ma Quincy ave. ma
Skarni zabavu.
Patronat Ces. Spolkove Sine
ma Buckeye I'd. uchystal v teze
SIM na sobotu pTi hudbe Sdru-
zeni Ceskvch HudebnikI, vel
Ky maskarni ples, pri kterem
nejlepsim 8 maskam kynou
skHtecne pekne ceny.
Ohio Fishing Club porada
Ultra V sobotu v Besldkach C..
Narodni Sine soukromou ma
skarni zabavu pfi hudbe pana
Slstka, 12 neipodafen6isich
mask bude odmeneno krasny-
mi premiemi.
v sokolovne n, Wendell av.
rofada z'trejsi soboty - The
Happy Chums Outing Club
'soukromou tanecnl zabavu pr
hudbe p. Hanny.
V SIM p. Kaliny ma zap. 50
'ul. pofada Ultra soukromou "a
lbavu Loze Zeny Tabora, {. &c
J. T. ma rozloucenou pi. 70
iii Molzerovou. iez odjizdi dc
stare vlasti. Ucinkovati budt
/ hudba p. Molzera.
Delnicka Tel. Jednota Mt
Pleasant usporada Ultra v,
spolkove SIM ma vych. 131. III
soukromou masopustnl zabavl
pfi dechove hudbe. Pristu)
vsak vyhrazen jest jen zvanyn
hostlim. Pozvanky mozno ob
drzeti u domovnika sine neb
.. Cerneho.
Zabavni vybory Sc svedomi
: te pTicinily, ably Il vsech tech
to podnikd masopustniho oil
/ dobi bylo vseho hojnost 80 ri
, bavy ostatniho, co obycejl
/ smrtelnlci G.tali mezi vezdej
radosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
ROZMYSLIL 81 TO.


+. w. Green, pravnlk, zastu-
pulicl |. M. Warnera, jenz mel
nastoupiti trest od jednoho do
dvac.ti rokn V mansfieldske DO
lepsovne "a smrtelne preleti
mestskeho bibliotekare w. II
Bretta, Sc vcera dostavil dc
ufadovny serifa c. 3. Stannar.
da, kde prohlas!l, re iehc
klient, ienz nebyl poslednG.is
dobu k nalezeni, sc dnes rs,ne
dostavi, aby prisouzeny nj
trest nastoupil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
PLYNARNA BUDE MUSITI
VRATIT PREPLACENE
ORNOSY.
The East Ohio Gas Co. Sc pa.
trns odvola k nejvyssimu
statnimu soudu.

McZitim co sc patrne The
East Ohio Gas Co. chysta od-
volati k neivyssimu statnimu
soudu proti vcerejsimu rozhod-
mutt zdejSiho apelacniho SOU
du. stanovicim ceny plynu, ne
bylo pozorovati zadn6ho W.
znacn6jSlho vzruSeni mezi NEST
skou radon a Kohlerovou ad-
ministraci.
VGereiSi soudni nafizeni We
prospech cen pflrodnihd plynu
Cd 40c do S1.00 ia 1000 stop
die spotrebovaneho mnozstvi,
podoba Sc kompromisu, jelikoz
vlastne vychazi vstric plynar-
ne do poloviny cesty. Jinak Sc
dosud ami mayor Fred Kohler
ami pravnl fiditel Lamb O dnes-
nj plynove otazce bllze nevy-
slovili. Podivno jest, re mayor
Kohler "a svych volebnlch bo-
id Sc plynove otazce vyhybal
tax ze vlastne dnes neni ami
Znamo, Jake stanovisko v d6le-
Zitem tom SDoru iehO admin
strace zauime.
Pfedseda vefejne utilitni ko-
mise mestske rady, radni J. d.
Marshall vcera vecer oznamil,
re Sc vybor sejde teprve pri-
sti ltery, aby plynove otazce
zeVrubn6 pojednal.
Martin B. DAILY, president
The East Ohio Gas Co. jest
vzdor soudnlmu roZhodnuti pre-
sweden, ze plynarna ma pine
spravo mestu plynarenskou sluz
bu odepriti a to v kteroukoliv
dobu. Nechtel sc vsak urcite-
il vyiadriti zda plynarna Sc
spokoji podminkami soudem
il nadiktovanymi. Neizajima-
vdjslm Jest, re skorem vsechny
akcie The East Ohio Gas Co.
vlastneny jsou The Standard
Oil Co.
Rozdil Gene plynu, kterJ
musel byti az do soudniho roz.
hodnuti ukladan II The Unior
Trust CO., obnasel /. ledns
S7o3.00O a prestoupi zaplace.
nvmi ntty tomto mesfci jeder
million. Penize budou vvpla-
ceny odberatelum zp6t, kdy a
lak tom rozhodnuto bude
dnes. Zda ceny plynu V pred
mestlch budou odpovidati ce-
nam We vlastnim Clevelande
zalezi Ma tom, zda Sc vcerei-
slho narizeni odvola plynarna
neb m6sto.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-12
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IF SHE WEARS RED
ARMLET SHE'S FREE

NEW YORK, August 12.-At the
coming out reception of one of society's
prettiest buds, one of the younger guests
appeared in a gown of white crystal
beaded crepe with band of brilliant
red chiffon tied about her left arm.
On bieng questioned as to the sig
nificance of the arm band she coyly
explained that when girl has been
going about with young man for some
time without actually being engaged,
the other eligible young men steer out
of her way. In other words they leave
the field to the victor. Then, if the
said young man stops haunting her foot
steps, the poor girl is left flat in the
cold world without any boy friends to
fall back on.
Hence the red chiffon armlct. Sort of
a "come on in, the waters fine'' idea.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-12
COMES TO
COURT IN COSTUME

LOS ANGELES, Aug. II. - Tex
Quinan, gun-totin stage and screen ac.
tress, has been freed of charge of
selling a mortgaged automobile.
Justice Brown dismissed the case for
lack of evidence after the actress, clad
in brightly coored riding habit which
was the getup" for a vaudeville act,
had appeared in court. She explained
she came in costume because she would
not have time to change before her act
is called at Long Beach where she is
now pIaYing.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-12
sHoRr11NE sw1TcHMEN STRIKE

POCATELLO, Idaho, Aug. I2.-Orc-
gon Shortline switchmen in the local
yards who struck last night as a pro
test against the armed state constab-
ulary patrolling the railroad district re
sumcd work today.
The action was followed by an ulti-
matum which the Big Four brother,
hoods served on the railroad officials
and Governor d. w. Davis, to the eff
feet that they will refuse to move amy
trains through this division unless
armed guards are removed. The ulti-
matllm expires at 9 a. III. tomorrow.