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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12

- On of bore fremragenoe 9iter'
bgler ifriber og paapeger at bort
&eferat af 2aeets Stebne / fibite @r,
glente hi at t1ebne set 8onner font
bleb oberraft 2aget al Wrs. >. s.
@een pao 2grbag @ftermi66ag. Sg
beb at le efter fin6er bi, at ban bar
Met. 0berreffelien og Nffleringen
of bette 8anner bar ct @lnrspunft /
5tebnet. 8onneret par ct Meiter=
bert ubfert af Mrs. 3. S. @een /
Minneapolis og TOM iom en- 0ber-
raffeIfe for 2agets Meolemuer. Mrs
Ween arbei6et iber6igt forat 'faa set
feroigt iti6e og noar bum afilere6e
BET pon 2er6ag gfterntio6og iao
bleb set til en- bebagelig Oberraitei=
'fe for aIle. Mlle lopprifte set iom
ct 1er6eles pregtigt 8anner. Dette
bar til SSn6ifrift: n9iter6alslaget,
organtieret 18oe Sum- 1910". Ger
til berer bet ct BiIle6e of en @cene,
farafteriitiif for 9iter6alen, neb 6et
ene Asarti foreitillen6e &emmerflst=
ming, og set anbet Weieriorift, to nf
De Iebenoe ssr1ouitrier / 9iter6alen.
Gorlan1lingen reiite fig fom ltotrpf
for Eafnen,mel1gbe6 til Mrs. @een
efterat 5ornta,tben babse nrobtat
Banneret og taffet paa 2agets
gegne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12
Taftpr 9. u. TieieImaun >af 8

Eaftur 9. u. Tieielmaun af Be-
tbnIto, Sssll., ifriber: "6orleoen Gag
n1sbte ieg eit Marto, iom fortalte mig
at bber Gong ban felte De reun1atiffe
Su1erter bespnbe, tog ban nogle fac
9oier af Or. Beters 9,1rifo, os
>Sn1erter,1e foriba1t6t burtigt. Oct
te gai1r1nelbagic lfrteu1ionol reguIc-
rer Rprerne og renter Wlohet. Sffe
iolgt af Npotefere. 5or 0blasr:t-
ger tifffrib Or. Beter ;Sahrrea &
Cons &c., 250t @oibington 9lpo.,
Chicago, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12
8et5p GbaboIs.

getap GbaboIo benfob 9roen poa:
lin Jrelfer oen Ste Suit. gun bar
nlofte Dutter at Mr. og Nrs. M-
freb gbnboD eagle 2afe CONN.
fbip, oe bar be6 fin Dsb "a Mor
gnmn,el. SUN bar fig bertbeb 8 Mar
men UNDER oe,rne Sbeoon1 TOM BUN
til 6reo naeb @,1o. gum bibneoe ON
Sam for enbber fom tom for at ie.
til be1tbe. Set ftbfte Mar bar bnn
for BET uefte ieneeligge1,oe. gun
babbe mango Benner, fon1 tom for
at beisge og trsfte ben6e, men set
bar bum fom trefteoe Dem melt, ioet
bum bite 6en1 bbor. itore Eing Ser,
rem bdb6e giort for beube, og op-
nl1ntre6e benn til at binbe 5inle for
Serren Sum iertbte n1d11ge i16tren
gen6e 9nifer til Qng6oune,t, at be
n1natte fbee @u6 for set bleb forfent
Sun erifeoe at tale u1e6 iaa mango
iom ntuligt, og ist1bte 8n6 efter BENT
og oct bar bette @ne fom Iaa benoe
paa 9Rrtet: vWfdo bi faa nteoes bos
Seins". Den- fi6fte Sbrbag bor en-
min6eberbig Dng. Mnnge nar til
iteoe, og bum bar iaa glao at bun
ffulbe inart foa fomme i1tb II 60
batsbbilen. Sum iaa Sefus ftao
n1eo &lnoningen og &ronen, .iom
bar ferbig for benbe. Ser bleb left,
beoet og funget, og set bar bum ion
gIno /.
@egrabelien foregif oen Sbe. Eu.
flor S. g. 8aulion, iteoets Ereit,
forette6e. gn Sci of 8attle 2ofc
Sanefor og 8etbe1 &irfens &pr
iang / Sjemmet. S &irfen talte ga,
flor Bat1Ifon, 6. &. EbaboIo 0enbes
OnfeI) fant Sbeo. WaIitao. Bethel
@or fang to @ange. Minrie gepHe-
ntp (benhes 8enin6e) fang en @mas
og Wrs. 6. g. @babolb fang rDen
ftore bbi6e Slot" &irfen bar fpInt
til Erengiel. Der Iagbes munee
bafrp 8lon1fter pon 8ooren. Com
ct Ninoe bleb ber fnr1let en- itor
Gum Benge til Misfionen. Sum
lagbes til @btIe poo @rue &irfe-
gaar6.
Set,6es Slegtnirge s1dfer at
frembere iin bierteliee Sat til aIe
iom beltog beb Beerobelfen, og font
beiggte ben6e og iaa1e6es bialp til
at lette 8Dr6en for 6en1.
8eliignet bere get5Ds Meinbe. -
Maa ingen Of os, iom bsrte be>t6es
Gi6nesbbr6 og 9nife om at fan r1s<
6es bos~ Seius, 9lenn.e BET, n1en at
hi mon gisre os faroige til at ns6c
Sefus 1om Srelier, TIE iom Don,-
mer Du ffal bi ogiaa af Raabe tan.
n1pbe 8et5p, for al6rig at ftlles
mere. &. e. g.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12
sprebte Rpbeber.

! Brelioent 9orbing boIbt 6eitta'
: len fin @jenrbp> Wfarion, Ohio, Der
4oe Sl1li. Set fiees at omfring 25,'
900 Me,tneifer bar 1arnlet. BreIi'
oentens Sale bar uomerfet belt
rigie1ne111. Dien BET melt ben9rfel,
| 1esber6ige SEN par 6og bans n6ta-
IeIier on1, at BEN Soragt for Natio=
mems 2ob, iom mange bier beo at
brp6e og opertreoe SorbuoSlobet1,
fproi Sen iffe 1tenttner meb 6ere5
perionlige 9nifer, i1,6eboloer en So
| re for ben @rltn6bolb bborpaa Cont
fl1nbet bbiIer, ns1n1ig alles Sn6orb=
| ming u,1ber Sen felles Sob. 2obeu
n1oa bebbes af @eeieringen, men
ogiaa al SoIfepilien. Oilers gaar
set galt, ia BAN
2an6ets sserrboner bar fisbt 3d.
900 sSragtpogne oe ferfte fem Moa
ne6er al bette Mor. Det er ire gauge
flere, en6 be fjebte i 1921. Sc To-
pen6e ltbiigter for be6re Eioer og
iterre 6oretntng poa aIle Solb for-
florer oct betp6elige n6leg til npe
@ogne og anoet uoftpr.
Sfelge ct af Genlusbureanet net
op offentliggiort Sberilag bentes ct
Soul, Minn., ON rog1e faa Tiger at
pasiere 24O,OOO=Merfet. genfusbu-
reauet aniloar st. Souls Solfe'
mpna6e BEN lite sSnli til 239,836,
en sSorege1ie al 5, ia ii6en Golfe-
tpllineen 1920. Minneapo1is naa-
eoe lite sSuli 100000 -Mertet, i6et
ssolfemengben 90 anllo9es til 400,s
90 moo 38O,582 / 1920.
M3rs. slnna Gosperle1t, 6en el6it'
@eboer al 8etbes6a @amlebiem /
Chicago, ct afgaaet be6 9eoen en-
Mloer at 1O4 Mor. Sum bar fb0t
poa sSlotjer, Sspliter, 9ergens Sfift,
6te 9ftober 1917 og fom til Mmeri=
ia ga bum bar s. Iar gan1n1el o9
efterot bum bar Bit gnfe og bab6e
miitet ollie fine 9arn.
Den af 0e 6or. 5taters ssS11ter=
ltate Gommerce=&pmmis1ion beoro-
rebe @eouftion at 10 Brocent SSern
banernes @oostarter traaote / &raft
oen lite Suli 8anernes @tatiltife-
re bar regnet u6, at geeblloget bill
forminolfe gtationens 6rogtregni1,g
meo onttrent $35O,00O,000 om Ma=
ret. &omn1isl lionen erflerer, at ga=
nerne gobt fan taale 6enne Tormil1o
7feIle at fine eSsn6t9gter paa 8rnno
of Sc fpretogne Geoltftioner / 2en-
ningsregnlutibertte og 6e billigere
Eriier poo Waterialer.
8aa ct Mgoe / 2pnoon forleoen at
Mgenter og Meglere / Grelaitbran=
chen bol6t Wfiniiter Sogt en- Sale,
bbori ban ninbet ONT at set iaar er
700 Mar iioen England ill1ttet ii.i
ferIte Sanoelstraftot, - BET har mco
Sen 11or1fe @onge Saafon Saafons-
Jpn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12
8onb=&alget.
Z

SsSgaar boIetes ct 8onb= =8alg BERT
8pen forat al,tboriiere l16fte6elien
of $4,000 9onbs for Weibler til
at omleeee eneeI %ono- oe @loat-
rer etpor of be fornernite @o6er /
9pen. Oct er oa meo @eniigt paa
at oisie @ober ffal brolesees NOR
sSrenti6. l1bfalbet al galeet par
$50 for @onos Ios 81 intob.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12
6ersns 6aas o. Omeg,,.

= 6. IS. Carlton, ion1 bar brrcf
forbunbet meo Optical Mrbeibe fer
giennem bet 1i6ite Aar bar nu dnb-
net eeen Sorretntne on6en gtngr
nf 5ereus :Salls ssatipnaI Bni,f
8nenineen. @an bill Der funne ,&o-
fsre aHlags srbeioe / Meporation al
9ril1er faabeIfom altio ba Faabaart6
ct fou1plet u6to1g af rbe Barar for
optical u61tpr.
,- Mr. az gfrs. 6. q. @intpion
pno 2inoen Mbe. beri 8pen bar uo,
fe1,6t S1r6bp6eIie til 8rpllup for i'm
0ntter, Miis 9pra @in1pfon til Mr.
anoers @tertroen fra @atbrpn, y;
9af. Sc blir egtebiet Mften i
8r11oens Sorelorebien1. Wer. @tor-
~troen er eIbite Ssn af Mr. og Mrs.
S. M. @tortroen 0olton. De ag-
ter at boiette Jig @atbrpn, bbrr
Sr. Stortroen bar en goo Mniettelie
- &t1lte 8iorfa ifriber % be6er
ON at faa Mbresfen paa 8labet for
ar6ret fra Wfinneapolis til Mn1es.
Soma. SON er nu forbun6en n1eh
Soma @tate College 6ets Mgcr.
brugs6epartene11t og BET gleber %
at ie at ban bar gob 6ren1eong. &r.
8jorfas l1ne6omsbiem bar / Eotp,,
af Maita6. San er en af 6e ung6om
ME 1om i9rlig i1,teresier fig for
l1geblabet og feler lit lite for flor
til at leie tit Worsmaa1.
- s. s. @alitenion og Gurnilis
fra 2afota, g. Out, bar beret /
l1n6ertpoo6 seieg bos Slpgtninge
en- Eib. @r. @aliteniox er Sbifel1-
oeborn af Mrs:: Singer @rtrnfta6 og
Mrs. CAMEL @rinfta6. Sr. Sal
itenion er 5gn of en- af be fsrfe
Settlere / Understood, og ban ct fao-
leoes go6t tie116t runbt Der, ,e,1bffisnt
ban iffe bar boet ber paa 80 aar.
9nn flyer at slDli1een ! N. Dnfota
ier ibeletaget be6re uo iaar e,1o no-
eenii116e. ger. Gilbert MuftebaHe.
fra Niaagro, g. 0af., SSnga @uert'
ion og Selma 8iorge bar oefaa /
6Mge ne6 @alitenfon-S -Sanilien.
- elmer g. Moorns, fon1 bot
&onbibot til @e1tator, n1en iont tab=
te beo Hri1nerbolget, ibet, s. y.
Yutnom fit II Stenrr1er mere enb
ban1, bur giort sfnnobning til Di@
itriftsretten om at faa en @ienop-
|,tplling af 5temmerHe for bam %
H1tnam og DiitriHsretten bar Be-
orbret at faa ifal ffe Dommer Yor-
TONS bar for bette 9iente6 ubrn!nt
81. g. Mn6eri ion, Dabio 6. Brotpn %
@. 9. Bruce, og 6isie 1fal forcta
gienopteQineen intorge,t. Sc nnbts
te Men6 bar / Spbrag at gi6re cit
nh 0pt9lling at ollie 8allotter fuitet
for Moams oe Butnam fra bpert
Frecinct. Balloterne legges tno /
en- @onbolut iom foriegies naar 0p-
teIIingen er 1feb @aIg6iitriftet, %
iaoIe6es ie,1oes Sc i11b til golt11tp
Mu6iteren. Sc 11eb11te @ienoptel-
lere bill altiaa aabne 6is1e @o11boll1t-
ter og telle 8allotter1te ober igien.
@jenoptellingen bil felges me6 1tor
Sss,,teresie. Set er iar16ip1liet at
@maafeh bill fin6es ber og Ser, uer
oisie Sell fnn 10 fal6e til 5orbel for
SEN enc faabellom ben anoen al be
nebnte @on6i6ater.
- @jeb bos bem Der Aberterer /
bort 8la6. Gerbe6 @tatter oe osl
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12
6gftuofiaterne i Dnnntarf er d

9sftu6figterne i Dnnntarf er ali
ar1oet END Ioperoe. Binterleoen blep
tp1o oe tort, 6pebeareaIerne er
fterH forn1inbffet beo 9ppIBiningen
|of mislDme1e Arenler, og gonrin-
ben er innet for tent og bIir oerfsr
ogiao onnrIig. 8abne9nneene bIir
tD,1oe % 8sibsiten Rbe,, baaoe paa
gearf % G1g. s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12
Qerae tilddns

poa Rinneiota, seoro oa Spo Gofp-
to 5arme. @ooe 8etingeIfer os bill
fig Mente. Qnnntageren fan ofbeto-
le I Aforag efter pnffe. 5ersus
ddIl RotionaI 4old. s. q. uum6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12
Sons g. 8ne fnr daat in6

- Sans g. 8pe bur goat mo i
5orretnine neo Gergns Sails Stoe
& Sur Co. fom 8eitBrer for Grocer:
Departenentet ,,pIig oprettet. De
eisrGorretning @ontponiets nDe oa
r11ntn1elige 9ofoIe pad 8afbi11ston
ape 8ft. g. S. Refs bor bpgget op
.en goo Gorretning fi6en ban begDno-
ste Der for 1ogIe Mar fiben.
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selbm1aset fon,'''er.

5eIbalaeet for oeiaa be;ternt at
boloe fit neite 5deb,te Der. Det CT
altiaa bet ste gbgbeIag iom foruner
til at n1sbe ber 11efte So:nmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12

seaar Sc cir Jorretnitg ttteo
benz Der nberterer l1gebInbet, pcr
|soo % q q De foa aDertisf sfenteafet
Is bort @Ia6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12

- Mi1s Mnna 9agen, en- Sbfter
al Mrs. 8ert anoerion og Sinf 9a>
gen poo 8ancroH abe., font bertI
fra 4rijtiania, gsorge, fibite 6reoag.
Sum fpm ober 9apet pnn rStaban-
eerfiorb." Se,1oes 5sffenoe ber bar
life Jet be,,oe paa 19 Aar og bet bar
nbffiIlig af en- Sperraifelfe for bean,
11aar bum tom. -
81 gidr 5nrualaat til labeft
ginloenoe @e1te og Tnffer Bengene
burtieft m1,Iig. 81 cir @ubern1ent
2aan paa lang Esio % I'll lob Re,lte.
Sarmers e 8leftla1t Gtate 1G1l.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-07-12

Horite 5toleboaer tillaI9s.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
THREE TO co ON TRIAL
FOR ACTORS MURDER
Killing Followed Confession by
Woman of Relations With
Jack Bergen.

HACkENSACK, N. j.. October ga
George Cline, his brother-in-law,
Charles Schullion. and Alice Thorn
ton were expected to 60 to trial TO-
day in the Bergen county criminal
court, charged Jointly with the mur-
der of Jack Bergen. movie stunt
actor. August 20 last.
Bergen was shot in the Cline homo,
at Edgewater. after he had been sum-
moned there, following the confess
sion of Mrs Cline OF her relations
with Bergen. The latter is said to
have admitted in the presence of Miss
Thornton. Schullion and Mrs Cline
the truth of Mrs. Cline's confession.
Cline told police, when arrested, that
he and Bergen left the others and
went into another room to fight a
duel. He said that Bergen. having
been given a. pistol, attempted to
double cross him as he reached up
to turn out the light and that Bergen
was killed while the two scuff1ed for
possession Of the revolver held by
Cline. He said he did not know
whether Bergen or he pulled the
trigger.
Cline was a location manager for
the same motion picture company
that employed Bergen.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
Corral Woman
Souuing Typhoid
For 20 Years

ALBANY, n. Y, october ga
woman who for more than twenty
years has unwittingly infected
with typhoid germs members Of
her family and others in upstate
cities has been "trailed" by state
and local health officers and put
under restriction to prevent further
contagion. Thirteen cases Of tho
disease have been traced to the
woman. authorities say, ~
The first to be infected was a
boarder who fell Ill with typhoid
in 1900. the health department au-
thorities said In reviewing the
case. Since that time the woman
has visited In the homes Of her
sons and daughters-in-law for
varying periods, with the result
that she has infected four sons-in-
law. two sisters, the, father and
mother Of one Of the sons in law,
two srandsons and Indirectly
nurse employed in ono of the
cases. The case Is considered the
more remarkable because not one
of the woman's own children,
seven daughters and three sons,
has contracted the disease.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
12U.S. DESTROYERS
ARRIVE IN TURKEY
FlotiIIa Unable to Anchor in
Same Place for Bosporus
Congestion.
PROPOSE DEBT SOLUTION
Angora Nationalists Would Make
Greece Responsible, Waiv-
ing Indemnity.
pv the AsSocia ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE. october Is'-
The American destroyer fotilia "h'cfl
sailed from Norfolk October 10
protect American interests In the
near east arrived here today under
command of Capt. c. NJ. Tozer.
The twelve destroyers steamed up
at o'clock in the morning, but
owing to the congestion at the Bos-
porus naval anchorages. were un-
.ble to anchor together. Six of them'
therefore,, took UP their stations at
he usual American anchorage. at the
foot of YiIdiz Palace hill, while the
,,thers continued on their COURSE
we're reviewed by Rear Admiral bris-
tol from the Scorpion and anchored
off Beikos, five miles above the CITY.
Four hundred sailors had shore
leave today and Constantinople was
delighted to find many old 1riends
among them, as four of the twelve
destroyers were here few montns
ago.
Seven of the destroyers will leave
Tuesday for the Aegean stations. Ine
remainder will be assigned to their
Iuties a day of two later.
AMcnRA DEBT PROPOSAL.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
MANY BACK CARPENTERS.
Effort to Dust Union in Cleveland
Will Precipitate Fight.

CLEVELAND, October c3.-Any
effort by international officers of the
American Federation Of Labor to oust
the Carpenters Union from the CIeve-
land Building Trade Council in the
fight of sixteen international building
unions to enforce the metal trim de-
cision of the national board Of juris-
dictional awards. which decided that
the sheet metal workers shall have
the metal trim work on new cor
struction and not the carpenters, will
precipitate fight. with the car
penters receiving the support Of
many If not a majority Of the local
union leaders, it was made plain
yesterday.
Friends of the carpenters, leaders
in the council. asserted that such an
effort can only be disastrous for the
international officials who make such
an attempt"
Evening star., 1922-10-23
s2,200,0O0 AS TRIBUTE.
Pittsburgh's Memorial to Sons and
Daughters in World War.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. October 23.-Pitts-
burgh has officially dedicated s2.-
100000 memorial to its sons and
daughters who served in the world
war. The memorial is a municipal
highway called the Boulevard OF the
Allies. 1t extends from the business
section to the Oakland district, ap-
proximately two miles.
When city officials discussed Ideas
for a suitable memorial public opin-
ion was accepted as favoring gen.
erous appropriation for any nonu-
ment which might perform valuable
public service, and in this way per-
petuate tine effort of Pittsburgh's
service men and women.
The highway. built chiefly of con-
crete. is forty feet wide. Construction
was begun In September, 1921. Start
ing at Grant street and I'd avenue, the
boulevard stretches up a hill to the
Bluff and follows the Bluff to Forbes
street and Craft avenue. An ex+ens'"e
system of retaining wall construction
was necessary. There are no st, ets
crossing the boulevard proper, and Of
icials expect that early morning and
late afternoon traffic problems in the
downtown sections will be eased con-
Oiderably.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
il. C0WLEs, FEATHER"
OF PARCEL POST, DIES
Publicist Fought for Package Mail
Service for Years-Expires
in Sanitarium.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, October "a
James Lewis Cowles, known as the
father Of the parcel post" died in a
local sanitarium yesterday, aged
seventy-nine' years. He leaves a sis
ter. Mrs. Marian Cowles Wyatt of
Richmond; three daughters, Gene
We've A. Edith v. and Mildred
Cowles Of New York. and a niece.
Miss Ella E. = Gibson Of Richmond.
The body was taken to Pennington.
Conn, his birthplace, tonight for
burial.
Mr Cowles studied for the law, but
practiced little. preferfing the voca-
tion Of publicist, to which he devoted
his talents, and. after many years
activity in urging Congress to es-
tablish the parcel post system, sue
ceeded In his efforts. He lived in
New York many years, where he ap-
peared in many public-spirited move
ments. and for the last ten years
lived in Washington. He had been
in poor health for some time.
Mrs. Wyatt and Miss Gibson ac-
companied the body to Pennington.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
FOUR DIE IN UPSET
OF AUTO AT CURVE
Three Escape, Most Of Victims Be-
ing Members of New Jersey
Mans Family.

MONTCLAIR, n. j.. October "a
Four persons were killed early yes
terday when an automobile driven by
Edward G. Dahlen struck the curb
while rounding a sharp curve near
Porter Park, throwing the seven occu-
pants into the street.
The dead are: Mrs. Anna Dietrich of
Brooklyn, Dahlen's mother-in-law; ;
his two children. eight and ten years
old. and John Dockery. thirty. for
mer patroiman. Mrs. Dahlen was So
vcrely injured. receiving a fracture
of the skull. Mr.. Dahlsn and his
brother-in-law, George Dietrich, es-
capped with minor bruises.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
ANGoRA DEBT PROPOSAL.
Nationals Suggest Greek-Turko
Plan. Wiping Out Indemnity.

LONDON, October 23.-The Angora
nationalists, In the reputation Oh tne
Ottoman governments debt, suggesi
that since Greece was acting 1or the
mowers and was responsible for most
of the devastation In Asia Minor, the
whole of this debt should be transferred
10 the shoulders of Greece and that
Turkey would waive any further IN
demnliy from Greece, says a Reuter-
dispatch from Constant!nople.
Foreign Business Rules.
II Is also proposed. the dispatch ADDS.
to make regulations controlling foreign
business houses. In addition to insist
ing that foreign firms shall keep books
N Turkish and employ percentage OF
Turks, the nationalistS stipulate that
henceforth no concession shall be given
10 any but Ottoman subjects. who snail
retain a controlling influence over I'M
ported capital. The dispatch declares
that IL such measures are admitted at
the peace conference, they will estrange
all foreign trade.
A dispatch to the London Tir'es from
ronstantinople October 90 said the
Aueora government, in n note to the
OF oman public debt administration and
rho Ottoman Bank, had declared that all
concessions. treaties, contracts and
decrees of the sultan since March 10.
1920, were regarded by the kemalists as
null and void.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
CHRISTIAN BUSINESS MEN
ORGANIZE FEDERATION
Announced Aim Is to Assist in
Applying Laws Of God in
Commercial Relations.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. october "a
Formation of the Christian Business
Mems Federation. the announced aim
Of which Is ito assist men in search
ing out and applying the laws of God
in all commercial relations, was ac-
ccmplished yesterday by an enthusi-
astic body Of leaders in religious
thought. The organization adopted a
constitution and bylaws and elected
,fficers. The federation. recommend
ID Detroit as the first meeting place.
The officers are:
President, Charles H. Watts, Phila-
ielphia; vice president. Albert Wood,
Detroit: secretary. Francis J. Gable.
Kansas City, and treasurer, David
Walter Osie, New York.
There are 1876 miles Of towpaths
beside the river Thames in England
Evening star., 1922-10-23
ACCIDENT TOLL CUT.
First Day of Pittsburgh Safety
Week "Inspiring Success"

PITTSBURGH. October 23.-The
first day of Pittsburgh's mo accident
week" was termed IAN inspiring sue
cess" last night.
Reports from the city and suburbs
indicare ed only three persons had been
injured In automobile accidents. The
usual Sunday average Is about twen-
ty-hve.
A marble shaft, erected in Schenley
Park was dedicated to the memory
Of 2s6 children sacrificed by accidents
in 1921" The dedication phrase 10
chiseled in the shaft.
During September there were nine-
ty-three fatal accidents in Allegheny
county, and twenty-three victims
were children. Since January l there
have been 132 fatalities. including
fifty-nine children under the age Of
fourteen years Reckless driving Is
held responsible for a considerable
nnr,hor of the deaths.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
POLICE CHIEF BREAKS UP
KU KLUX KLAN Meeting
Crowd Massed in Front Of Hall
Demands Dispersal Of the
Assemblage.

PITTSBURGH. October 2s.-Scores
Of persons massed IN front of a hall
In McKees Rocks yesterday afternoon
told Chief Of Police Edward Reider
that if he old not prevent a Ku klux
Klan meeting within the hall they
would"
Reider broke up the meeting. The
crowd dispersed.
K. K. KS from Pittsburgh, who
orRanized and advertised the pro-
posed organization meeting, were on
hand In full reEalia when Retder
took action.
Evening star., 1922-10-23
WEEDS IN PARIS.
Mrs. Margaret Gait Of Washington
Marries New York Attorney.

PARIS. October 23.-The marriage
is announced of Mrs. Margaret Gait
Of Washington, D. G., and Leon
Fraser. New York attorney, recently
executive officer of the United States
Veterans Bureau in Washington
Evening star., 1922-10-23


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Evening star., 1922-10-23

Practically all tn fshin's done
by folks that don't need 'em.
Bout tn only genuine article
we have left any more is little
child.
Copyright. National Newspaper serrtce.)
Evening star., 1922-10-23

There are 1876 miles Of towpaths
beside the river Thames in England
Evening star., 1922-10-23
BAR FOUND IN CHURCH.

MACON, Ga, October 23.-Detec-
tives who raided an old church here
found that the altar had been con-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Car Shortage Is Holding
Up Home Construction
Lumber Industry Says Condi-
ton Is Seriousi Can Move
Only Part Of Orders

Tho lumber Industry finds that the
lack Of transportation Is seriously IN
terferlng With construction work. In o
statement issued recently By the Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers Assoeia-
zion Il was shown that In the wedk
ended September 80 shipments declined
nearly 2S,oo0.00 fee. and for the Arss
time this year were but little more
than O. The same time year ago; or
ders sympatheticaiiy dropped almost
60 600, 900 feet below the mark FOR the
corresponding time last year, and pro
duetlon was more than l2,000,000 feet
less than for the preceding week,
though gratifyngly larger than FOR last
year. Shipments were only 50 per cent
Of production and orders only SO per
sent. In 1921, on the contrary, orders
were 1873 Ter cent Of production. All
sections Of the country arc now afeet-
ed by the car shortage, but its severity
seems 70 be greater In tho South. Tho
Southern Pine Association reports that
the present percentage of actual ship
ments 10 production Is only 73s, while
the Sane relationship for tho last seven
years has averaged ssA. The shortage
q cars at this yme Is seasoual In a
measure. but the deficit Is much greater
thsn customary.