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Radeni IupicI ma venkove.

ANU~sSAAA hss NGAnoNSs
Povercivi lide ia valky Sc desi-
Ii toho, re po valce = jako pry
pc kazde valce, ,rozbuif Sc lou
peznictvi. Lide Sc pry ma vojne
odnauci pracovat a nauci zabi
jet. Zda sc, lie lide ii nell
pravdu. Jejich proSta slova je
totez, cemu Sc ucene fika po-
kles morally, demoralisace. V
poslednim case sc Skutecne co
chvlli oznamuje nejake loupez
ne prepadeni. Vetsinou nejed-
ma Sc o zlocin, provedeny Z ma
HE pohnutky, at w y jakeko-
liv a ojedinely, nybrz Q celou
radu planovite, takorka RENE
sine provadenych lupicskych
cinu, pachanych temer iako
zamestnanl "a ucelem nabyti
zivobytl. Ma Plzensku a Roxy
cansku lide trnou hruzou a
neodvazuji Sc vyjiti samotni v
noci obavy, aby nebyli pre-
padeni, nebot loupezna prepa-
deni Sc tn opakuji kazdou chvi
Ii. Y Belciclch u Blaine V noci
z patku ma sobotu zaklepali ma
dvere hostince pana Stanislava
Hostavy tri lide. kdyz hostin-
sky otevrel, namlrili ma neho lu
pici revOlvery Il vyZvali no, a.
by Jim dial vsechny sve penize.
Vnikli Ia hostinskym do bytu a
hrozice mu stale zaStrelenlm,
vynutili ma mem, re Jim dial
VSe, co mel, celkem "a tiSic ko
run. Ma to hrozbami. re sc
pomstl, jestlize je vyzradi, zmi
zeli. Patrani zustalo bezvysled
nym. Podezreni pada vSak na
| .iisteho byvaleho poruclka z
Mostu.
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kAREL ALFONS /. Z RISE
ALBANSKE bude X videni v
divadle Sokola Cleveland, v
nodeli %. ledna. 1-20
"Errole, pojd'te ku mne;

"Errole, pojd'te ku mne; -
Bertie omdlel," pravila. Ano,
vsechno to roZci!enl bylo prilis
mnoho pro uboheho hosika,
jenz nyni bezvedomi Iezel ma
Kline matcine.
"Jest to pouze nasIedek roz-
cileni," odvetil Errol tiSe. -
"Myslim, ze neni tfeba neceho
Sc strachovati."
Valencie nan uprela pohled,
ktervz by 'cj byl malem pTi-
pravil 0 vsechnu sebevladu.
Ivy jste mi no navratil," -
pravila tlumenym hlaSem.
Polozila pax hocha Ma jeho
postylku a zavolala Noru. III
Sc klidne obsluhovala Nalen-
Gle Bertieho, snaz1c Sc mu leh-
cit, az posleze jeji pece Sc Sc.
tkala sc zdarem a hoSik Ease
zacal levitt znamky zivota. Pc.
tom poslan jeden z koGu pre-
lekaIe, nebot' Bertie byl opra.
lvdove nemocen.
"Strachoval isem Sc, ze je
no setkani Sc S vamf bude mai
|miti takovc nasledky," pravi
Enrol. "Mc ubohe dite - ke1
lbych mohl te zbaviti vSech bo.
llesti a witt ie na sebe."
"Ah, Errole," odvetiIa Va
lencie, pohlizlc laskave V jehC
oci. "Yy jste mi opraVdu vsin
- laslla ma k yam nikdy ne.
muze byti tim, elm Jest vase
laska llu mne.'
''Ticho, ticho, urahouSku,
odvetil on. Nemohu to she
sti.'
PAX dodal zmenenym hla
sem. tsesaas
i"Podlvam Sc IA slra LeslerS
Itak brzo, jek jen bude mozno
Is dukazy, jez nam We svycl
rukou, mys!im, re vam mohl
Ivymoci ieho svolenl ku rozvo
ldu ovsem ze Zakonitemu, al,
prece vyloucenim vereJnostl
Dovolite mi, abych VNjednal
MIN takove podminky, Jake Z;
dobre uznam?"
Ona sl>lonila hlavu a rune
nee zbarvi! jeii lice.
"Ano, Erro!e,' pravila; pa
ise odvratila q rychle pfistoupi
la ku postylce ditka a u III po
), hekla.
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re, ona vcera byla ku mne tax
laskavou."
"Muj pane - ia Jen Sc sna-
lila iej uspati," della divka 5
nsmevem.
Enrol, jenz zatlm vsednul na
kone, sklonil sc k nj polozil
j rullu ma rameno.
sUcinila iste vse, co jste mo-
hla, me devce,' pravil. "Ne.
zapomenu toho. A nyni bo'
hem!'
Uchopil Sc uzdy v okamz
ku cvalal odsud.
"To Jest gentleman" pravi.
la 81 sluzka, pohiizejlc ia jezG
Gem. ga neni-li lordem, me
by Jim byti."
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POVSIMNETE 81 LACE PRED
VALECNYCH CEN.

Vych. 40. ulice, blize Wash
ington parku IL same .kSyy, 2
rodinny ddm, 5 pokojnr dole, 5
nahore, koupelna, elektrina,
bridlicova stfecha, velka puda,
sklepeni, vejky lot, cena $4,000.
Proda Sc lacino, jelikoz jedeme
ma farrnu Dnesni cena $780,.
Haste Sc u. S. Grunik, 1886
zap. so. III. blize Clark Ave.
1--18
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Myslite ma Vasii bu.
doucnost? Ucte sc
siti satu.

Jest to uznane nejlepSim po-
volanim pro dnesni zeny =
muzete 81 nejen snadno vydela-
ii Vase zivobyti, ale muzete 81
zhotoviti malym nakladem o
dev vlastni.
Tridy pro mladsl zeny d
divky denne a V pondell a We
cINrtek NeCer.
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D X O B N E
q z N A M K Y.
PRIJNE Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc 3 sluzebna dew
cata na domaci praci, K do
ptani v Cesko-slovensk6 Infor-
macni kancelali, 4204 Broad
way Cd 8. do 10. hod. rano.
81. lis
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kteraz velice prekvapila slecnu
Chorleyovou.
"Pozoruji, re sc tam hoch
naleza. Nynl vsak nezapomen-
te, re chci videti vasi velitelku
bud zde, bud tam - kde, ma
tom mi nezalezi. Paklize ale
neprijde ona ku mne, pujdu
ia k nj. NemGzete mi V tom
zabraniti. ponevadz jsem sill
nejsf nez Wy vsechny dohroma-
dy. TAX nyni jdete.'
Slecna Chorleyova byla ce-
Ia bez sebe mad tlmto smelym
vystupovanlm, ale sluzka naiI
pohlizela S nemym obdivem a
kdyz panska odesla, prisla tes-
ne az k nemu a poseptala mu,
ukazunjic Ike dverlm:
''On jest tam, pane; male
ubozatko! Je obleceny, nebot
PAM de Malpas mela iej odvez-
ii. Chcete Wy no witt nazpet
k jeho matinee, pane?"
"Ano,' odvetil Enrol pevne
sviraje rty a sluzka 81 EASTER.
kou setrela slzu.
"On nedelal nic jineho, Jer
plakal po celou noe, pane,
pravila. '-Bylo mi ho' velice
Ito. opravdu."
Ucouvla vSak polekana, kdy7
Sc dvere opetne otevrely a ten
tokrate to byla sama PAM dc
Malpas, jez Sc objevila V celt
sve toalete; tenke jeii rty by
ly sevfeny oci j jen planuly
Stala u prahu a zavfela dvefe
Ia sebou.
"Nuze, pane Revele," pravl
la, kdyz on Sc il uklanel, "vnu
tiv mi svou nevisanou pfltom
most v tuto neobyceinou hodi
nu - co mi chcete rlci?"
sProslm tisickrate IA odpu
STEM meho vetrell Sc do vase
no domu," odvetil Enrol S vel
kou zdvofilosti. 'PriSel jsen
pro ditko lady de Malpas, KITE
rez jest tamto onom pokoJl
Bud'te tax Iskava a vydeJt'
mi dltko a ia okamzite va
zbavim mc ncvitane pritomno
sti.'
Mluvil primo k veci, bez We
skerych recnickych oZdubek
Zdvorilustek a pani de Malpa
hyla ovSem prvni chvili @
hromena, bro vsak sc Zas
vzpamatovl.
Ivy pfilis mnoho predpokla
date pravila; define tomu
re bych mela ditko sira Leste
ia de Malpas,' = ma jmen
to polozila silny duraZ - "a
dala bych ma vas splnomocnf
III cd neho prve nez bych var
hocha vydala = vam, jenz, q
vote mi rici, vystupujete Jak
nezedpovedny zastance lad
de Malpas."
MA draha panl,' odtus
Erroi S usmevem; "nemam cs
su ku vedeni sporu aneb k
rozbirani cele tc otazky. Itr:
vii isem vetSi cast sveho ziVt
Ia zemich, Y nichZ byly nez;
konitosti IA dennlm poradk'
" zemlch kde clovek chce-
neco, vzdy toho dosahne, je-
ien dosti silny. Nechte 81 fic
re vstouplm do onoho pokoj
abych odnesl Bertieho, at
tomu nam neb nemam opra
neni cd jeho otce ze budet
/. Ii Sc zdrahati hocha mi vyda
aneb budete-li mi na odchod
prekazctid, donntite mne k
neprijemnosti, ze vas budu m
set odstrciti stranou. Doufar
ze mne nedozenete ku kraJn
sti, nebot musel bych pax ia
to jednati.'
"Vy Sc neodvazlte Salmon
ma mnc!" prayila Selma sko
drze.
Pohllzcla mu chvili pine
oblicei, ale bro musela SKI
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PRIJMOU Sc dobre masinarky
a rucni divky ma kazajkovou
praci. Haste Sc Y els. 3249
4. 10th st. l-17
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X Ma otcovskeIn statku. X
Roman z an9lickehs.

Roman z anglick6he.

/ =
pust'te, ze vas vyrusuji," odve-
til Enrol tise ale pevne. "Vim
re zde nemate zadnych mutt
okolo sebe - proto jsem take
nevzal s sebou zadne zbrane,
Uchz bych iinak byl musel mi
I'll. Siouzicl, jak vam znamo,
lnaji velky sjrach pred bambit
kami. Varuji vas vsak jeste
jednou. Vydate mi beZ obitzi
hocha 2"
NE" odvetila domaci pani
lsmele. "Nevydam. Sir Lester
odevzdal no mne, ponevadz ie-
ho matka neni spdsobilou-'
"Tu m1zete prestati," zvolal
Errel ona ucouvnula pred pla
noucima ieho ocima, "a r'oze-
.e dekovati bohu, re iste 2enou
aneb ze alespon mate vzhled
Zeny. w mne nechcete ne
chat projiti?"
"Nenecham. Jak Sc muze-
tie opovazit po7adovat vstup?
Toto Jest ma komnata," zvo-
la!a Selma.
"Na tom Jest malo zalezeno,
del Enrol tise; pax predstoupil
polozil ODE ruce na jejl rame
IA a z lehka il cdstrcil stra-
nOu.
Bylo to dilo okamziku.
i Vyli.il1la a Y zufivosti sve
skoro Sc stala hysterickou mad
! tim re muz Sc opovazil polozi-
ii ma nj sve ruce, re Sc opova-
i I'll porusiti posvatnost jeji loz-
!, nice.
i Errol nevedel AMI nedbal to-
no. zdali to Jest jeji pokoj neb
loznice. Use co videl, vse co
chtel, byl maly hosik, jenz ma.
lezei zen6, ma niz Sc vlastne
! jeii manzel suroye zasahnul.
kdyz Errol dvere otevrel,
mala osIbka Sc mu uvrhla Y
naruc S divokym vykrikem: -
Caro- Carol a on vinul i
sob6 hoSika rozcilenim Sc chv6
= jiciho. BERTHE nemohl slova
/ promluvi,i, ba ami Zavzlykat
- zdalo Sc, iako by Sc nen
byl dech nadobro zarazil, az
, tim Enrol opfavdu byl polekan
5 Mug Bertle - muj hochu,
Sepotal mu, zaroven sc snaze
'uboheho hosika upokoJiti. -
"Prisel isem pro tebe, abycl
l te odvedl naZpet k matinee
S muj milacku. MusiS sc upo
: koiiti. Nikdo te nemuze vice
e mne odeimouti.''
Ohvykla jeho moe mad Ber
: item tentokrate byla uspes
lnou a DO nejake chvilce by
: hosik upokoien. A pax je
0 Errol vynesl z pokoje a po scht
: dech dolu.
: Pani de Malpas myslel, u
q Sc naIeza nekde hystericken
O, zachvatu, nebot' slysel jeji Wy
0 krikv a HAS LOUSY; nevenova
Y ale tomu pozornost, nybrz Sc
sci dolti do sine. u schodu pfi
il sla k nemu sluzka, kteraz ri
! prve povedela, ze Sc hoch
Il dome naleza; byla uplakana
J. uzardela.
) 20, prosim, pane pravlla
j. "Prinesla jsem hosikovi drobe
| j tepleho mleka. Nepoiedl nice
Ii ho musi JET hodny kus ce
Ii sty."
i, Errul Sc usmal, pfiJlmaJ
e, maly pekny koflicek sluzko
k pfineseny.
' 'Vy jste dobre devce," prs
2. vii !askavd. "Dekuji vam; ne
ii zapomenu vam toho."
Il 90, pane, ia jsem nemyslel
& m zaclnou - ujala Sc divk
/ ,,slova.
A., "Ne. vim ze me-"
D. Nechal Bertieho sc vzpflm
K ii a vypiti neco mleka, jez ht
six dychtivt pozil.
ii "Kdybystc k Will teto prlht
20 de muscla opustiti dum,' pr:
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PRODA Sc SO Texoleum kar-
petu, prvotridnich zaruce-
nych v lott krasnych vzorcich,
vellkosti 8 pfi u stopach, dali
Sc "a toVarni cenu $1,000 kus.
Toto ie skutecna lace, kterou
by nem6l nikdo propasti. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 4729 Broadway.
.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-01
GRIM

One of the most dramatic man
hunts in the history of the Northwest
came to an end near Rapid City, S. d.,
when a posse, led by Sheriff Wilson
of HaakOn County rounded up four
convicts who escaped from the State
Penitentiary at Sioux Falls, August IL.
One of the conyicts was killed, two
were captured and the fourth is sur
rounded in a cornfield.
Harry L. Miller, 81 years old, of
Blue Rapids, Kan, was arrested at
Kansas City. He is alleged to have
had in his possession checks totaling
$1,000 from prospective office holders
In a corporation of which he says he Is
president.
Brooding over his blasted romance
of 80 years ago. William Hughes, 43
years old, killed his brother David,
Wounded his brothers daughter, Ger
trude, Is years old, and ended his
own life by shooting, at Portland, Mich.
Enraged by the refusal Of Moe
Schneider, salesman, to support their
three-month-old child, Mrs. Sarah Ber-
lin shot and probably MORALLY wound
ed Schneider in a room which the cOu-
pie occupied in New York hotel.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-01

Failing in their efforts at New York
to bring about separate agreements
with q group of Individual railroads.
chiefs of the five train service brother
hoods abandoned their attempt to end
the nationwide shopmen's strike by
mediation.
Strong opposition on the part of
union labor to President Harding's
recommendation for the enactment Of
Senator kellogg's bill to enable the
federal government to punish offenses
against aliens in violation of treaty
rights. developed before the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, has ex-
pressed the opinion that President
Harding has added to the difficulties
of the present Industrial situation by
his message of recent date, and like
wise had chosen an unfortunate time
for its delivery.
Offices of the Trades Union Educa-
tional League at Chicago were raided
and correspondence and private papers
of William q. Foster, head of the
league and one Of the foremost radical
leaders of America, were seized by
States Attorney Grove and detectives
Five hundred National Guardsmen
were ordered by Gov Morrison to
Spencer, East Spencer and Salisbury,
n. c., where, according to representa-
lions Of Southern Railway officials
and the sheriff of Rowan County, the
situation brought about by the attempt
of the railroad to enforce open shop
is menacing.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-01
ACCIDENTS.

In a runaway accident, Mrs. t. ID.
Carter, residing northwest of Vandalla,
was thrown out of a. wagon at Van
dalia, ILL.,, and pinned beneath the
wheels, resulting in injuries which
caused her death a few hours later.
Col. James Marks Williams, Coast
Artillery. [. S. Army, of Montgomery,
Ala. his wife, Mrs. Anna NJ. VIII
liams. and a Miss Habor, also of Mont
gomery, were instantly killed when a
Southern Railway passenger train
struck an automobile in which they
we're riding at a grade crossing three
miles west of Durham, n. c.
At least three persons were injured
seriously and thirteen suffered minor
injuries when the southbound Louis
Vile and Nashville passenger train
No. So collided with a freight train
about two miles south of Talladega. Ga.
Meager details of the wreck of the
seaplane Sampaio Correia were con-
tanned in a message to the New York
World from George I. Bye, one OF
the passengers. The hull of the boat
beneath the plane was smashed when
Lieut.. Hinton attempted landing in
the water from height of 100 feet.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-01
One Island. but Two Names.

Before Greater New York became
Greater New York what was then
Staten island and is now the borough
of Richmond was then and is now
Richmond county, says the New York
Sun. The Post Office department has
never recognized the consolidation of
the municipalities and Brooklyn is
still a separate post Office, as distinct
from New York as Chicago, Red Wing
or lilly Foster.
Richmond county has two post of.
fees. Richmond, which is the county
seat, and Staten island. Not many
persons know there is post office on
Staten island named Staten island.
The railroad name is Tompkinsville.
The other towns and villages in Rich
mOnd county are substations Of the
two post offices and there is one rural
delivery route.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-01
FOREIGN.

Several thousand unemployed per-
sons at Vienna, dissatisfied because the
government had rejected or delayed
its answer to their demands, unhlnged
liz doors Of til, Parliament building
and entered, wre:king the furniture.
France is firmly determined to make
Germany pay for the devastation she
caused in the war, and rather than
depart from this fixed intention she
will act alone, Premier Poincare de-
clared at the open meeting of the
General Council Of the Department of
the Mouse, in speech which is gen.
orally regarded as the complete Off
cial declaration of the French repara-
tons policy.
Emperor William is betrothed to the
widow of German aristocrat, accord
ing to a report received by the Lon
don Times. The woman is said to be
almost of royal rank and the mother
Of three children.
Private Lester Irons of Toms River,
N. J., a member of provisional mill
tary police company, was found in a.
pool Of blood with part of his head
shot away, outside the garage of Maj.
Gen. Henry T. Allen, in command Of
the American forces on the Rhine, says
a report from Coblenz.
The business district of Tampico,
Mex, was swept by fire. Three per-
sons are known to be dead and twelve
persons were seriously injured Prop
erty damage estimated at more than
100000 pesos was caused. The or
igin of the fire is not known.
The Emitted Mine Workers are ready
to resume negotiations to end the
strike In the anthracite coal regions of
Pennsylvania, on any date designated
by the operators representatives"
said a message sent from Cleveland
by President John L. Lewis to the
Scranton Board Of TradA
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-01
REALIZED HIS BAD REPUTE
Untrustworthy Man Had Good Reason
for Wanting His Wife to Give
Alarm for Fire.

William Skaggs was known as the
most untrustworthy man in klinker-
ville He had never been caught in a
malicious lie or in circulating even an
unkind fact, only it seemed an impos-
sibility for him to distinguish between
fact and fiction, once his tongue was
loosed. He was humbly aware of this
shOrtcOming.
Once a small outbuilding caught
fire. He hurried for the water bucket,
and called to his wife, run out to the
road and boiler fire"
"Holler yourself!" she shouted back,
while she ran with another pail.
"Me" he returned. FWho'd come If
hollered fire, I'd like to know? II
they did, they'd bring matches and
kindling !"-Philadelphia Ledger.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-01
PERSONAL.

Matthew Vol was reelected presi-
dent of the international Photo En-
gravers' Union at Chicago. Henry f.
Schmal of st. Louis was reelected
secretary-treasurer.
An offer by Miss Edith Huntington
Spreckels Wakefield, first wife of the
late Jack" Spreckles, wealthy Cali
fornlan. and herself prominent in San
Francisco society, to buy" another
woman's husband from her for 500
a month for the rest of her life, came
to light at San Francisco, Cal, and IL
admitted by all persons involved.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-01
DOMESTIC.

Figures gathered by the National
Committee for the Prevention Of Blind
ness in the Russell Sage Foundation
Building, New York, show that during
the first half of 1922 wood alcohol
caused 40 deaths and % cases of
blindness.
A near riot was quelled at Houston,
Tex, by Chief of Police Gordon Muir
ply, when James E. Ferguson, candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for United States Senator, launched
an attack against the Ku Klux Khan.
Two worlds records were smashed
at Chicago and two other marks were
equalled in a heroic smuggling match,
which the Chicago National League
team won from Philadelphia by score
of &c to %. The total runs scored by
both clubs-49-is the biggest score in
a game of all time, according to rec
ords available.
An intensive campaign against fake
stock statesmen and worthless promo
ton schemes was started with the
establishment at Chicago of securi-
ties information bureau by the Illinois
Chamber of Commerce.
Former United States Senator A. j.
Hopkins, for years Republican leader
In Congress and central figure in
the sensational deadlock of 1909 in
the Illinois legislature which culminat-
ed in the election Of William Lorimer
to the United States Senate, which was
afterward declared invalid, died at his
home at Aurora. Ill, aged 76 years.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

Engineman Ring of train No. 8 is
held responsible for the head-on col
lision between two trains of the Frisco
Railway at Logan; Mo-, July p, re-
Sulting in the death of five passengers
and one employe and the injury of lot
passengers, three employees and two
Pullman porters, in report made pub
lie at Washington.
Mrs Margaret Woods, 50 years old,
East ST. Louis, is in a serious cond1-
ton in ST. Mary's Hospital, E. st.
Louis, as result of being gored by
a wild Hereford COW, which terrorized
East st. Louisans near the water front
for more than half an hour before it
was killed.
Beneath the red glare from blazing
ing cross, what was said to be the ma
tons biggest class Of new Ku klux
Klansmen-4,650 candidates-was ini-
tiated In a huge field just outside OF
Chicago.
A bill calling for coniiscation of auto
mobiles in which illicit 'spooning par
ties" are held will be introduced in
the next session of the legislature,
Judge A. o. Stolen of the Dane County
Superior Court declared at Fort Madi-
son, Wis.
A passenger arriving at sheville'
N G., reported hat the M.'np
York train of the Southern Railway
was fired upon near Cleveland, Tenn.
The passenger reported that a bullet
entered the car about two inches over
his head.
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Condensed NeuUs Items
SHORT STORIES TERSELY TOLD FOR
THE BENEFIT OF BUSY READERS.

In a statement issued at San An
tonic, Tex, where he spoke, James E..
Ferguson, candidate for the United
States Senate, bitterly assaulted the
Ku Klux Klan and declared to the citi-
zens Of Texas that issue is now mob
or law"
A vigorous state inquiry into the
Herrin Qll) mine massacre was pre-
dicted by officials of the Department
of Justice. Attorney General Daugh-
erty announced that c. w. Middle
kauff, now a special assistant to the
attorney general at Chicago, has been
loaned to Attorney General Brundage
of Illinois to take charge of grand
jury proceedings in Williamson county.
The House swiftly struck from its
record resolution presented by Rep
resentative Tinkham (Rep.), Massa-
chusetts, calling upon Chairman Vol
stead Of Minnesota of the Judiciary
Committee to resign his committee
seat because of aid said to have been
given in his last campaign by the Anti
Saloon League
The administration tariff bill, Off
cially 1.-The tariff act Of 1922" was
passed by the Senate after four months
of debate. The vote was 48 to %.
The dryest period in the history of
JOhnstown, Pa, began when federal
agents arrived in force, accompanied
by state troopers.
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A member Of the National Woman's
party tells a story Of the old days
when every effort was being made by
suffragist speakers to enlist the sym
pathy Of women of every class. One
speaker was addressing an associa
ton Of cooks and chambermaids In
Chicago.
"You women should all have q
voter she exclaimed.
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"Wouldn't we have to live in one
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