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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-27

PRIME Sc pan ma bytA beze
stravy, pc prlpade Sc stravou
u bezdetnych manzelu, koupel
ma k pouziti. Haste Sc V els.
3446 vych. 81. ul. z Hamm ul.
80
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PRODAJl Sc krasna kamna
ma tvrde uhli a gramofon S re-
kordy "a velmi levnou cenu, "a
pricinou odjezdu. Haste Sc v
c. 1923 Trowbridge Ave. S. w.
1-2S
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DUN MA PRODEJ {. 1909

Waterson Ave. 0 8 pokojich s
koupelnou. Lot je 60 pri 125
stfevicich. Use moderne zafi-'
zeno. Maze byt upraven pro
dive rodiny. Naieza Sc blize Cor
lett skoly. Iadni AGENT. Zavo-
lejte tel. Broadway 2278 M.
1-28
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
Ia $500, prave dostaveny ma
vych. 1876. Ill. z Union ave. Hc-
tove $1,000 neb dobry markyc
a ostatni ma mlrne mensi splat-
Ky. Zavolejte Union 31S K,
1l725 Miles Ave.
1--27
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Detektiv Bob Back.

rel Bubak, Gill, jak tabulka ma
dverich hlasala, Bob Back, -
soukromy detektiv.
Karel Bubak. byl zajimavy
clovek. Kdyz Sc narodil, stall
Sc pfedmetem hovoru cele uli-
ce, nebot' maly Karlicek mel
nos plochy a siroky, delaiici
DOZEN nosu dvou. Take IA nej
kluci We skole pokIikovali -
''dvounosy", coz no vSak me-
rozcilovalo, nebot' byl povahy
klidne.
.Rodite jeho byli zamozni a
kdyz vysel ctvrtou tfidu GYM
nasia, nedelal ME. Jedinou
praci jeho bylo, re lustil rebu-
sy V "Illustrovanem Kur3ru"
pozdeji zahadne napisy mo-
dernich plakatu a podpisv sou
dnich a ministerskych radFN!
Kdyz preGetl vsecky Enihy
cd Conana Doyle, Leblanca,
Seeligera, Hellera, Lerouxc a
j., rozhodl Sc, re Sc proslavi ja-
ko Sherlock Holmes, ba re no
jeSte piedci. Ikratka, re Sc
stanc soukromym detektivem.
Snad i .ieho diva nosy .jej k to-
muto povolanl pfedurcovaly!
PfcdevSim znl6nil 81 jmeno
Il Bubaka stall Sc Bob Back. -
PAX 81 koupif kratkou dymku
a tahaci harmoniku. Sherlock
Holmes povzbuzoval Size svou
yynalezavost hrou ma housle.
ale konecn6 ma druhu hudebni-
no nastroie nezalezi. Jen no
mrzelo, re priroda obdarovala
no kulatym briskem, kdezto
Sherlock Holmes, jak znamo,
vynikal hubenosti. Doufal Size,
Ze jeho byt We ctvrtem poScho-
di Dude dobrou odtucnovaci
kurou, bohuzel kura neutinko-
Vala a Bob Back V praVem SlO-
va smyslu "tczce ncslT sve OBJ
jennie bfjsko.
Sledoval vSecky zlociny, scho-
vaval vystrizky z novin Q Mich
sroVnal je abecedne die mista
emu, a zalozil 81 tlustou knihu
neyypatranych vrahu.
Patnact roku konal vsecky
tyto pfipragy a pax teprve pfi-,,
krocil k cinum. Focal chodit
do znameho hostince u Ho-
loubku'', poblize policeiniho
fiditelstvi, kde Sc sehaZeli de-
tektivoVe, seznamil sc S nimi a
byl jim caste radon napomo-
cen, nebot' vedel vice nez vSe-
cky policejni archivy dohroma-
dy. Vypravoval podrobnosti
vrahu v%ojinu Vucky, Otcovske-
no Il Velka, vrahu z Husovy
trldy, Pravdy a Outraty, znal
celou Hilsneriadu a tvrdil, &c
jake historic, TAX i zpttsoby
vrazd sc opakuji.
V hostinei iikali mu tajny
rada. jezto radil tainym. Jinak
no nell radi, nebot' obcas "a
platil sl<lenici piva, dal dout-
mix a nikomu ncublizil.
V den vyslechu domovnika
Simecka a kucharky Rezi no.
vorilo sc u Holoubku 0 blamazi
komisafe Lapacka a jeden z
detektivu fekl:
Tam tech Landrasu to ne
III Y poradku! Skoda &c ne
mann cas- i p%cnlzc! Tam Sc sta
10 ncco vclkcho
Tato sloya pU5obila na Bob
Racka jake slcch biccm. Wy
slechl celou historic, pax zapla-
til Il Sci rovnou do ulicc, kde
staia villa millionaire Lanurase.
Ccstou p%orovnaval cinnost
policie k proudu V potoce, a
2lodejc Il llchafe Ike kamenum
ma dnc. Iy male beTc S sebou,
ale ma ty yelke nestaGli A ia
.iy ia tim Vezi jeden q tech vel
kych. Nuzc, nestaGi-li police
a ufady, je zde on, Bob Back,
ktery tonic prlpade vidl svou
budouci siavu. Tentokrat j.
ste Dude ieho jmeno z~veGneno
..,,,,txt t,nt~t,1.l, al, .,
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PRODA Sc ctyrTadova harmo-
nika, uplne nova cd Hlavac-
ka 2 Loun, k doptani kazdy
vecer V c.s. 6905 Temple Ave.
bllze Union. 1--2S
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MUSf Sc prodat do dvou ty-
dnu dobre jdouci cukrovinko-
Wy obchod. Velka lace. Hla-
ste sc v els. 3272 vych. 40. ul.
1--2S
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, dobre jdoucl, kde Sc trzi
$500 tydne. Naleza Sc na vych.
1872. ul. v Collinwood. Velmi
dobre okoli. Haste Sc u jedna-
tele, 1921 Z. 55th st. 1-31
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PRODA. Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod $ prodejem ruznych deli
katesu. Tgdni prodej "a ho-
tove pres $500; naleza Sc pro-
ii skole {. 3043 Woodland Av.
Cena $1450.OO Haste Sc v {.
1921 4. 55th St. 1--28
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sun OAACp. NCOdl sc FSdh lily
lit timto nezdarem a pokraco-
val usilovne v dalSim patra-
nj. Rozlusteni afery miliona-
re Landrase stale Sc mu otaz-
kou ct, nebot' gu Holoubk1"
prohlasil, re je ma slope a re
drive Sc v hospode neobjevi,
dokud nebude moci prohasiti
Vim, jak zmizel pan Landras!
A pc vecernich schuzkach V IL
tulne hospudce touzil praye
tax, jake pc slave detektivske.
Diva dny pc prohlidce skle-
pa prihodila Sc Bob Backovi
tato episoda. Bylo 8 hodin ra-
no. Detekt;y kracel prichodem
spojujicim ulici Celetnou S O.
trhem. Nahle spatfil
jak re sklepDiho okenka &c
kouff. PS;stoupil blize a v tom
okamziku zmizela muzska hla-
va, koutici doutnik, jake by
Sc byla -propadla.
Bob Back 'nahnul Sc do skle-
pa a zvolai.
"Hei, Wy tam dole! Polezte
ven!''
"Povidam! Polezte ven, slice
necham otevrit sklep!"
Muzska hlava objevila Sc We
svetle!
psf! Nekricte tax. Nj
kdo nesmi vedet, re jsem ia
dy!"
Bob Back radosti div nevy-
kfikl! Je u Gle! TO je jiste
on! Napis Ma dvifkach nelhal!
Ziral do otvoru, kde oci zatim
w Sc spratelily S tmou a ro-
zeznavaly predmety. Bylo to
skladiste, pine beden; ma jed
ne q Mich sedel blahobytem pre-
kypujici muz a kouri1 dout-
mix.
"Pojd'te blize a nemejte o.
bav. Nikdo neni ma blfzku."
Obcan vystoupil ma bednu,
a priblizil hlavu az k okenku.
"Oni vas sem zavlekli?"
"Proc by mne sem vlekli?
"Ale hlidaji vas?"
NE, ia hlidam jei"
"Koho?"
"Amalii a jejlho milence."
"Kdo je to Amalie?"
"Moje zena."
Vase zena pfece uz nezi-
Go povidate? Mluvite pra-
vdu? Go Sc il stalo?"
Bob Back videl mizeti kras-
ny sen 0 rozlusteni zahady.
"Coz Wy n~ejste milionar Lam
dras?"
"Ne! ia jsem komisionar l..
Mueller"
"a co tady delate?"
"Chci tady dopadnout svou
Dozvedel jsem Sc, re
mezitim, co ia donna pracuji,
schazi Sc S jakymsi Cermakem
zde We skladisti. Proto jsem
fekl, re odjizdim ma cesty, u
jsem sc zde a cekam, az
pfijdou, abych je dtpadl in
flagranti."
"Mily pane Muellere, to NIL
zete cekat do soudneho dne-'
"Myslite, re je mi verna?'
ITO %nemyslim! Ale kdyz
jstc prohlasil, re od.jizdite ma
cesty, byli by blazni, ably Sc
schazeli zde We spinavem skle-
pc. To Sc iiste schazeji u vas
donna 49,"
Pan Mueller Sc uhodil do ce-
la.
"Sakra, to muzete NIT pra-
ydu! w benin domu-"
Bob Back netekal ami ma po-
dekovani ia svou radu a cd
chazel We spatne nalade. Pc
chvlli vsak 81 rekl: "Jdu-li ma
houby, spatrim take drive de-
set prasivek, ale konecne pre-
&c najdu hriba,"
A zdalo Sc, re vytrvalost je-
no dojde odmeny, nebot' jiz IA
diva dny pc teto prihode, kdyz
k veceru obchazel opet dun
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni dun
"a cukrovinkovy obchod v do
brem okoli. Nechte adresu v
adm. Sveta pod znackou COB
chod". p
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pRODA Sc.
STAVEBNi MfsTO 65 pri

STAVEBNI MISTO 65 pfi
145ti strevicich S domem, 70
hove misto, znamenite pro O.
brazkove divadlo, nabytkovy
nebo jiny obchod ma vych. 131.
ul. mezi Unibn a Miles Ave,
proda Sc neb vymeni "a farmu
neb jiny mestsky majetek. A
tlas Finance CO., 5458 Broad
way. Petite sc ma Mr.. Stuk-
bauera. 1-28
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Zeleny AUTOMOBILE.
Romanek m~iionafovy dcery. = Napsal Josef skruzny.

va domu. Drive NEIL vessel,
patrave prehledl predni from
tn domu, spocital okna, zmeril
" duchu vySku zahradni zdi,
diesel zahradu, prohledl zad-
nj cast domu a .jiz chtel vejiti
dovnitr, kdyz v tom zrak jeho
utkvel ma zahradnich dvirkach
pristoupiI blize = ano, me-
myli Sc! Zde jsou ~znatelne
stopy SLOW kr;dou napsanych a
hadrem z casti setfenych.
Vynal velikou lupu, prohli-
Eel bedlive, pax vytahl notes a
.opsal 81 zbytek napisu, ktery
znel:
en- Boha6 je V klep Ell.
Usmal sc spokojene a pony
sill 81. Atohle PAM 1redni ko-
legove nevideli! Ida Sc, re
toho nevideli vic! Uvidime!
Vessel do domu a prave kdyz
Sc rozhlizel pc obydli domni-
ka, spatril Simecka. Stal tn u
schodiste S dymkou V ustech a
chystal Sc vynest ma dvur bed
nicku S popelem a smetim.
S hbitosti, .iakou by nikdo V
tonic tloustiku nehledal, vrhl
sc Bob Back la bednicku "A "a
cal prohrabavat .jeji obha.
"Clov6ce, zblaznil jste Sc?
Go to delate?"
"Pst! Ticho! Jsem soukro-
my detektiv!"
: SimeGek leknutim upustil
bednicku, cimz usporil detek-
tivovi praci: Bob Back rozhra-
bal smeti nohou, sebral ash til
smuchlane papiry, pax Sc "a
dival ma ztrnuleho domovnika
a pravil:
este spravcem tohoto domu,
imenujete Sc Josef Simecek,
vase zena neni doma, kourcji
YAM kamna a rad Sc Zadivate
ma hezka devGata -"
Simecek ziral Ma usmivajici-
no sc detektiva vypoulenyma
ocima a ncodpovidal.
"Divite Sc, .jak to vSecko o
vas vim! Reknu VAN to-. Ze
SO jmenuicte Simecek, to vi
dim napsano ma vasi dymce-'
"Prosim, to je dymka pc
b%ratrovi. ia sc jmenuju Va
clay -"
"Vaclav? Nevada! re. va
Sc zena neni donna, uhodl .jsem
2 toho, &c sam yynasite po-
pei -"
ITO .ie pravda! w jede-
naet let neni chudak stara do
NAL Je ma pravde BOIL"
Detektiv kousl sc do rtu.
"Nic 81 2 toho nedelejte, pa
ne detektivc. To ostatni jste
uhad! kamna mi kourei', je
to cltit az sem - ale reknete
mi, .iak iste poznal, re Sc rad
divam na hezky holky?'
"Prosim vas, kdo by sc ma
ne rad ned:val? Ale mne bezi
nyni 0 veci duleziteisi a proto
bych vas chtel vyslechnout -"
ITO ie zbytecny, mily pane!
ia az to mann vodbyty. Ma po-
licii zjistili, lie .jsem nevinej.
ITO je NONE, pfitelicku, -
ale tim neni pripad vysvetlen.
Ullazte mi obytny pokoj zmi-
zeleho pana -"
"Ale 10, kdyz vas to tesi!-
.Slecinka neni doma, nemusime
sc ami dovolovat!"
Vesli do pracovny millionaire
lSterou Bob Back podrobil nc.j-
bcdlivejsi prohlidce S lupou v
rucc, proklepaval zed' a hledal
tajnc dvere. Kdyz mic nena-
sci, prohrabaval ,obsah kose ma
papiry, potion 81 lehl ma po-
dlahu, stiskl svdj brisni mech,
sahl pod pohovku a sebral kou-
ky dopisu, ktcry Arsen roztr-
|fal Opatrne je sebral a Ia.
,iasal, pebot' podarilo Sc MI
pTeGisti slova:
Naposledy vizim - Wis to tt
ceka. Penize voloupit Dc
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KOUPi Sc. kun vahy as 1900
liber, ktery je RICHLY V behu a
zachovaly kryty vuz, hodici Sc
pro pekare. Zavolejte telefo-
mem Lofain 1913 w. 1--2S
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my vam postavlme dun, die
vaseho prani. Name pekne
3 Lofty ma prodej. Haste Sc u
j. A. Strnada, pozemkoveho
jednatele, V els. 1908 Miles
Ave. 1--2S
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NEJvYssf cENY

I LA / w MI SSI OEN
"a nabytek, sici stroje, gramo-
fony, piana, koberce a podob-
ne, die naseho noveho planu.
Veskere prace nabytkove -
(upholstering refinishing)
provadime velice LEVINE. Stare
vase piano promenime YAM v
move. Zavolejte neb piste:
Mucha Furniture Co., 1922
Fulton Rd. II
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PRCDAJI Sc kamna ma tvrde
uhli "a $1,000, karpet Q pfi II
ia $500, zaviraci postel SIS,
kamna ma mekke uhli vytape-
CT 500, buffet $4,000, konl-
binacnl kamna $500, parlor
set $4,000, jeden ia $1,000;
dresser billy, $ velkym urea
diem $500 a jine veci. Use
najdete V neinizsi Gene v OBJ
chode V. S~edlacka, 1929 Broad
way. i-28
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Sc byt 0 9ti po-
kojich, koupelna, plyn a vse
zaflzeno. Haste Sc v {. 1928
Broadway.
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PRONAJME Sc pekny byt 0
5 mistnostech S koupelnou ma
hofe b%ezdetnym manzelum.
Haste Sc v els. 11615 Cont
mental Ave-, blize Woodland
Hills Parku. 1-30
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NABYTEk Il i
druh6 rnky pTcaAga 9 kupujs
". GAd1Axak. A120i RrnAaars~
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49, Chcete-li prodati nebo
koupiti jakykoli majetek, o.
znamte to v dennlku "Svet"
a najdete rychle to, co hle-
date.
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nieh, tyran s%vedomim, ulehcil
Vi timto napisem!
Detektiv byl S vysledkem
dnesniho dine spokojen.
Dalsi patrani soukromeho
detektiva.
Bob Back nespustil S oci
dun Landrasuv. Neni-li do
movnik lupicem, muzc byt tez
ispoluvinnfkcm. Obchazel dunn
rdznem prestroieni, ably sc
nestal napadnym, ale nepozo-
roval mic podezfeleho.
Rozhodl Sc k jinemu kroku.
Vessel do domu nahle, chteje
Simecka prekvapit. Otevrel
dvdre domoynikova bytu, ry-
chile Sc rozhledl pc kuchyni,
pax Sc obratil ma Simecka a
pravil, hlede mu uprene do
oci:
Go jste delal We sklepe?"
Simecek zbledl, sklopil oci,
ale lined Sc v~zpamatoval. Byl
to len okamZik. detektivOvi
vsak neusel.
"Komu nosite jidlo do skle-
pa? Mluvte rychle! Prav6 jste
prisel odtamtud a prinesl jste
putnu S uhlim.'
"Pro boha vas prosim, co 81
0 mne mystic? Vrazite sem
jake puma a ted mne budete
yyslejchat jake nakyho zlocin-
CO."
/, "Zadne vytacky a mluvte
zpfima! Komu .iste nesl jidlo
do sklepa? Popfit to nemaze-
te. Tady stoji putna S uhlim,
}vedle je klic a lucerna, V niz
byla prave shasnuta svicka. Re
jste tam nesl jidlo, to dokazu-
je talir, ma nemz je .jeste stopa
vaseho urcerneneho palce. -
Nuz, vidlicka, ami lzice zde ne
nj -"
"To Won nepotrebuje"
TIA! KIDD on? Mluvte -
kdo?"
"No von! Kocour! Mare
tam zabehlyho kocoura, buf
vi odkud pfibeh, tam mu tan,
nosim zbytky vod vobeda -"
Ma rozkaz detektiva rozza'
ISimecek svicku lucerne a obs
mpzi sesli do sklepa, kde vsal
KRONE Scilouleneho Skocoura
koutku, nenalczl bob Back ii
Ncho tvora
"Proc pax jste sc zalekl, -
kdyz jsem Sc vas ptal, co .ist.
delal We sklepe?" !
ia to reknu, ackoliv van
fIp tohn nin pnnf V.pnh1o /,
pisku ma milostpan par flasel
VIVA, no a tax jsem 81 jaEs
jednu-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Projecting I:ars,

one Of tho most frequent determines Of
tn" ears is undue prominence. tho ears stand
Ing out from the head and sometimes even
dropping forward or downward in such man
ncr as to give the individual a stupid appear
ancc. though IL has no unpleasant siEnin-
canoe. sometimes this is inherited condi-
ton, feature running in the family. Pos
sihiy it is acquired in infancy, in some cases
from lying or sleeping with the ear doubled
forward or from caps carclcssly put tho
Infants head with the pulled forward
Both ears are. prominent. although one is
usually more prominent than tho other. As
a matter OF fact. practically no one has a
perfectly symmetrical face and head: careful
comparison will almost Invariably show diff
fercnces In the form and size of the features
When the ears stand out abnormally in
Infancy the mother should make Il simple On n
cap or bandaSe which may he kept on prac-
ticaily all the time. and which will hold the
cars In Il normal position. hut not compress
them against the head. The harness should
he OF soft muslin, washable. light. and prac-
tically the skeleton "f cap, no band or
string under the chin being necessary. Any
heneft from such cap or bandag" Will be
obtained In not :" exceed six mont.s
After the age Of three years 1t is not pos
siblc to correct outstanding ears by any APP
plancc. Nothing short Of Il plastic operation
will suffice.
The younger tho patient when any kind
of plastic or corr"ctiv" surgery is done. tho
better tho result will ne from the viewpoint Il
function and appearance.
The operation consists Of the removal OF
an elliptical piece ~ skin from the groove be-
hind the ear. the form and of the sur
face thus dcnuded being determined by the
direction and degree OF the lop or malposition
of the The ear Is then drawn into proper
position and the denuded edges of the wound
stitched together to enable the healing pro-
to fix the in the correct position
Dressings and bandaGcs are discarded after
the tenth day. though II Is necessary for the
patient to wear som" kind Of bandaEe at
night for a month to prevent Injury Of the
wound scar In sleep.
OF course. there s scar behind the ear
after such an operation, hut as II follows the
line OF the natural groove back of the ear and
is practically concealed b.! the ear the scar ia
not objection.
Such an operation is simple and at the same
time requires skillful surgical technc. There
fore. ono is competent to attempt II except
qualified surgeon. such as one would con-
suit for major operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
RULES |. c. c. PRIORITY
COAL ORDERS ARE FIRST
Daugher,y Declares Demands
Must Be Filled, Nolwith-
standing Contracts.
West Virginia. Owners Meet for Com
frrrncr-prrfer to Nerve Rrxutnr
tu>t"mrrs-H"uuir~ ",705,HOO Ton.
Weekly.
LEY Assnciaich rrox.1

WASliiNGToN. Aug. iO.-At,or-
n"N-I"neral nauEherty has ruled
that priority orders for coal issued
under classification No. Of tho In
t"rsratc Commerce Commission have
preference over other orders which
operators may have on their hooks
said an announcement today by In.
Federal emergency coal committee
classification 80. * tho provlulon
giving primary consideration 10
shipments specially designated nv
th" Ihtcrstat. Commerce Commission
While II Ia desired to preserve
the integrity OF contracts as far az
possible, tn" Comnitt." said "th.
'""!ing - that general contracts
must, in measure. tax" secondary
position !" the meeting Of partIcu-
iariy urgent coal necessities created
under an "Sig"ncy which has arisen
sinc" such contracts were entered
into.
Present plans Of tho fuel dis,ribu-
non '"mmitc" are That orders for
class no. coal shall ho 40 dlstribu,-
al ~ not :" disturb seriously m.
proper distribution of cars. Al o.
h"rs for coal considered 10 10 within
mat classification will 30 TO the dis
'riot committees, who viii appor,ior
IA" orders among tho mines IL, their
districts. In such apportiontng n,
orders II IL expected that contracts
VIII be observed as far as possible,
Preference or many operators 70
n"E"tinH their energies to filling
their regular contracts. tho commit
to" said. IS 10 he tho subjcc, Of
conference tomorrow OF operators
III IN" Winding Gulf and Pocahon,as
h"Ids at Hccalcy. W. Va
Tn" total emergency coal re1utrc-
in"n's "t tn. territory cast of IN.
MISSISSIPPI River was estimated nv
mo COMMITTEE" today at 2.765. 900 toms
weekly, as compared with tn. pro-
nuction I'm mat territory OF $500 600
TONS weekly. The immediate. needs
of gas and electric public utiliii.s
and domestic consumers In The tor
r!tory was put al 765.onO tons OF
which New England would racoIy.
W per cent. In" non-coal- producing
states OF the coast region. exclusive
"' New England. 2l.5 per cont. coal
producing StatrE Of tho roas. region
22' per cent, ana ohio. Indiana. mn
n"is and Michigan. iG7 nor con,
railroads would require the re-
ma!nd"r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
\ Scare in G. q. =. Ranks

ClNCE Senate Democrats have made il
~ plain that they have no intention OF
carrying their opposition 10 the pending
McCumbcr tariff bill to the point OF pre-
venting vote on its passage at the present
session of Congress- scare has been J."
cipitatcd in the ranks of the Republic o
that threatens such n division as will very
materially upset the scheme of the Finance
Committee of loErollng through the most
cNpoitive tariff ever proposed in the his
tory of tarif-makinE in this country.
Democratic and nsurgent Republican OK
posure of the outrageous schedules written
into the bill has stirred acquiescent Re-
publiCans into realizing sense that their
political future depends on their ability to
Justify their votes the various rates
proposed. This enforced study on their
part has disclosed TO steadily increasing
number of them the absolute mpossibiity
OF defending many of the rates before an
intelligent constituency
The effect of this awakening was forcibly
illustrated by the vote of the Senate reject
ing tho commuters entire proposal with
respect TO duties on hides and leather prod
uCts On hides the committee recommended
duty OF cents per pound raw. UNI
cured, green and picked. and cents a
pound on dried hides. BY vote Of TWEEN
N-two Republicans and all but six of the
Democratic minority this proposal re-
jccted and hides were placed on the free
list. This action automatically fol-
lowed by striking out proposed duties
boots shoes and raw leather. placing these
articles also OH tho free list. and a general
reimbursement on minor items in the leather
schedule.
This means an escape for the shoe buying
public of the United States of added taxa
tiOn amounting 10 not less than 500. 0O0,-
600 year Since dutiable hides would in
urc only To the benefit Of the Chicago pack
crs, Senator Lcnroot dealt a mercilcss blow
10 the logrolinE methods pursued by the
Finance Committee in fixing many other
rates when he presented statistics show
ing that the only motive in putting duty
that would mean an increase of at least
20 cents per pair on every pair OF shoes
made of leather sold to the American peo-
pie Even so hdcbound a protcctionist as
Senator Lodge was forced To admit that
tho boot and shoe industry did not need n
protective duty.
What disclosed as true with respect
to the hide and leather deal of the tariff
iiNers, applies with equal force to numerous
in rotten bargaining. and as individual Sem
ators are forced 10 go on record they are
finding it Increasingly difficult to justify
any Of its rates. To say the least Demo-
cratic strategy has certainly got the Repub-
lican majority a-miling, as the Western
stOckman would say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
IGNORANCE Is Fatal"

CTATiSTICS compiled by a life insurance
~ company show that up 10 June II this
years death rate from accidental drowning
has been somewhat higher than for the cor
responding months of 1921. If the rate
since June L has been only equal to that
OF last year, summer water sports in this
country are taking an average weekly toll
OF forty-four human lives, more than six
every day. II July of this year stood lust
even with tho same month last year it's
record of accidental drownings will show
when compiled, an average OF sixty-three
for each week
These figures do not mean that the Amer
lean people are paying less attention to the
simple, practical methods OF lfe-savimg
for it must he considered that each year
is adding substantially TO the number Of
those who go in for water sports But the
figures do mean tina; onr study of life-sav-
ing methods is failing 10 keep pace with
the popularity OF these sports An un-
counted number OF human lives included in
this annual toll must be charged To tho
account OF ignorance. perfectly inexcusable
ignorance.
Writing under the heading used above.
DR.. William Brady. whose health articles
appear on This page. discussed this subject
a, some length IN Wednesdays issue lie
declared il 10 be ''rccrettable that BOY
Scouts ana Girl Scouts. and a few police
men and hrcmcn alOn" should be capable
OF acting intcligently in the resuscitation
OF the victim Of drowning That the stu
dents OF rcsuscitativc methods are so sell
dom found outside the groups enumerated
is both rcgrcttable and amazing work
ing knowledge OF thcs" methods should he
common 10 every man woman and child:
every one who lacks 1t shoulders as Dr
brady says "a responsibility which may
cost the life OF one dear 10 him"