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Evening star., 1922-06-08
Reports of Labor Shortage
in Southwest Harvest Fields
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
KANSAS CITY. June s-Harvest
now Is on in Oklahoma and south
ern Kansas. and already there are
reports of a shortage Of labor. The
nrst cutting of wheat was reported
\ ctday from Oswego. In anticipation
OF big wheat crop. railroads in the
MIDDLE west have been accommodating
ana storing cars on sidetracks for
Two months. and the first of these
ly.
Predictions are being freely made
ON railroad war in this section.
These predictions have been strength
sned by reports Of proposed mergers.
Negotiations looking to q consolida-
ton of the Chicago and Alton and
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas are
reported, and the Union Pacific is
said to be planning to purchase the
Central Pacific. The st. Louis and
San Francisco is alleged to be cast
ing eyes toward the Texas and Pa
cific. Many people here interpret
these alleged plans as moves to
counteract extensions already under
way and planned by the Atchison. To-
peka and Santa Fe. Business men
here see recognition Of improved
economic conditions in the west and
southwest in this railroad competi-
tion for business.
Licenses for 321,e46 motor cars
have been issued SO far this year in
Missouri OF this number 50.55O were
issued in this city, or one for every
seven persons.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
AREA COLLECTIONS
SHOW VERY GRATIFYING GAINS
Survey of Industrial Plants Reports In
crease in Employment-Rail Shops
Resume Operations:

Every factory in this city making
summer clothing is running at capac-
ity as a result OF 5elated orders from
all over the south and increasal sales
in hitherto untouched territory. Sales
of tropicalS are larger than ever be-
fore in this market.
Dry Goods.
PHILADELPHIA, June s Especially.
department stores are experiencing
an excellent demand for dry goods.
Prices and qualities as we'll rs de-
signs are attractive and this Is stimu-
lating trade.
CHICAGO, June s (SpeciaD.-La
consumers In this district are buy
ing cautiously. having thirty days
supply left on hand, and domestic
consumers are not buying 1T an rX-
pecting that rate reductions July 1
will reduce prices. Railroads are re
ported to be burning much eastern
Kentucky high volatile and Pocahon-
tas, as these Goals are cheaper than
western Kentucky product.
Steel.
ASHLAND. Wis, June s (SpeciaD.-
After a shutdown of fourteen months
the blast furnaces of the Charcoal
Company of America have been re-
lighted. A force of 500 men was put
to work today.
NfEEIlNCI, w. va, June tSpe-
aD.-Labelle plant of American
Sheet and Tin Plate has closed for in
definite period. Twenty-one of the
twenty-three mills at Laughlin plant
are operating.
OIL CITY. Pa. June s (SpeciaD.-
The new foundry Of National Pump
and Machine VIII be placed in oper-
alton next week. The company will
double its working force.
PITTSBURGH, June (SpeciaD.-
The 25-Cent advance to $3.50 for
Pennsylvania crude oil is stimulating
field operations. Somerset 25-cent oil
has been raised to S2.15. Somerset
light IS cents to S240 and Ragland
25 cents to $1.25. Cabell is quoted at
sl.90. Independent buyers are paying
premiums on Pennsylvania.
LANCASTER. Pa. June 8 Especially.
Buyers in this county are taking
growing tobacco by the acre in tracts
of forty to fifty acres. The growing
crop gives excellent promise as to
yield and quality Crops of 1919 and
1920 have all been cleaned up.
NEW YORK, June 8 (Special).-
Shipment of furs purchased from Far
Eastern Republic of Russia by Hers
kovitz & Son. New York. is expected
to arrive here within the next six
weeks. The shipment is valued at
about s1,10o.000.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
OPTIMISTIC ON MEXICO.
Former Consul Reports Business Is
Improving Rapidly.

NEW YORK, June s.-"Conditions
In Mexico are excellent now and, in
my opinion. more stable than at any
time in my memory" says John b.
Glenn, who recently arrived from
Mexico City. Mr.. Glenn was an Amer
lean consul iT Mexico from 1910 to
1917: He is now manager OF the Mex
leo CITY Office of the Equitable Trust.
He says he has received many Ia
quiries from American bankers and
business men regarding financial and
commercial conditions in Mexico. due
to the fact that many persons are
anxious to open negotiations with
Mexican interests. Business is i'm
proving daily. and I consider that
Mexico at present affords an unusual
field for firms desiring TO obtain ex-
port ORDERS" he said. I'm the auto
industry alone Mexico Is purchasing
about 500 machines monthly. volume
of consumption probably larger than
that Of any other foreign country at
this time. Goods may be sold at all
times under conditions entirely sat
isfactory to American manufacturers.
Mexico Is a natural outlet for Amer
ican business Railway service. both
passenger and traffic. has been much
improved and freight can now be
handled expedit!ously over all routes"
Evening star., 1922-06-08
LEAD PRICE ADVANCED.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

NEW YORK. June S.-American
Smelling and Refining advanced the
price Of lead from 5.65 to SIS cents
per pound.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Auto Tourists Good Buyers
Boosts Seattle Area Trade
BY PAUL c. HEDRICK.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
4 SEATTLE. June S.-Tourists travel
by motor car has begun to reach this
section weeks in advance Of eXpscta-
tioVs and business has improved ac-
cotdingly as the motor tourists are
good buyers of supplies OF every de-
scription. The early arrivals by mo-
tor are coming from the southwest
and middle west. Various civic or
ganiZations of Washington. Oregon
and British Columbia, united In a
campaign to induce Americans to see
America first. have worked for year
to bring tourists to this section and
their campaign Is beginning to show
results in the retail merchandising
situation here, which can best be de-
scribed as brisk.
for automobiles in this territory and
trade reports show more activity
among the dealers than for years
past. Dealers in five leading makes,
including both lowpriced and high
priced cars. have been unable to fll
immediate orders. This is ascribeo
by dealers here to unwillingness on
the part of the factories to risk over
production. The demand Is expected
TO ease off the latter part of this
month. Lumber production in this
territory shows an indication of
slowing down. although production
still is far above normal May ship
Msnts by water from western wash
ington ports totaled 145,830,000 feet
as compared with 47,520,00o feet for
May, 1921.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
BY GUY r. ROCKWELL.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLEVELAND. June S.-Collections
here are improving. according to a
statement today by w. H. Gray. secre-
tary of the Retail Credit Mems Asso-
citation. Collections by department
Stores and mems furnishing stores
showed gains of from to IL per cent
in May. as compared with April. he
said, while members Of the association
reported they were able to collect from
90 to 65 per cent on accounts due.
The Cleveland Chamber OF Commerce
today reported that the number of
workers employed at 100 industrial
plants, which normally employ 500 or
more each, totaled S0,577 on June /, as
compared with 78,144 on May and
74.711 on April /.
The textile industry. embracing
eleven plants, reported a decrease in
employment of 6.S per cent. This fall
ing on Is attributed to seasonal condi-
tions
Railroad shops at various cities in
northern Ohio have resumed operations
This month. among them being the Erie
railroad shops here. which have been
closed practically ail Of this year. The
SHOPS normally employ 200 men. but
omclalS announced today fifty additional
workers would be put on at once
Goodyear Company at Akron today
manufactured its forty-fve millionth
smooth tire, having been in business
now twenty-three years. This tire will
oe exhibited in each of the company'S
eighty-two branches, and then returned
10 the companyS rubber museum.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
BABY SHAD PLANTED.

ALBANY. June S.--The state con-
ished planting a million shad In the
Hudson. All the fry were raised from
eggs of fish caught in the Hudson,
the eggs being collected from shad
fishermen and taken to the LinlithGo
hatchery. Seven or eight days were
required for Matching the eggs and
The catch of shad in the Hudson
reached it's lowest level in 1915. when
only 24.2Os pounds were reported. In
1919 the catch amounted to 257.S26
pounds. and in 1920 to 140177 pounds.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Glass.

PITTSBURGH, June (SpeciaD.-
Activity in building trades has in
creased demand for glass. and the
glass factories in this section are
raising their output.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Washington Stock Exchange

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat CO.
at 1870.
Washington Gas Light at 56i1.
Ianston Monotype-20 at 1871.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 5s-s5O0 at 9s$.
Potomac E,ec. 1st 5s-S2.000 at 96H.
Washington Rwy. gen. 6s-S5, 900 at 95Hs.
1anston Monotype--10 at 7sl2. . at ISL. 20
II fsls, 20 at 7sH, 20 at 7S1a.
Washington Gas Lights at 57ls, 10 at 5s.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Commodity Reports
j. From Various Sections
Silks.

NEW YORK, June s (speciaD.-
Special trains carrying 35l tons of
silk from the orient, valued at $5,-
500, 900. are expected to arrive in this
city from San Francisco the end of
this week. The shipment is the
Francisco port this year, and trains
are being rushed through at top
speed.
PITTSBURGH. June (SpeciaD.-
Activity In building trades has in
creased demand for glass. and the
glass factories in this section are
raising their output.
Potatoes.
MOOREHEAD, Mimi, June (Spe-
ciaD DEMONSTRATION of a new potato
warehouse and bonded storage ware
house here has been begun. 1t will
cost in the neighborhood of Sl15, 200.
SEATTLE. June S Especially New
Zealand merchants have sent in
Iouiries to this market for timothy
End clover seed. while India is seek
hng q general line of vegetable seeds.
IA xstralian seed inquiries cover peas,
csalifower and the grasses.
Automobiles.
FORT WORTH, Tex, June S (Spe-
c;aD.-Retail sales of autos and ac-
ressories showed another 10 per cent
Iraln over April and 20 per cent gain
over figures for May In 1921.
ST. PAUL, June lSpecial)-AutoI
accessories plants here and in Minne-
.a polis are increasing capacity in or
jier to meet demand, which is of
record proportions.
Lumber.
PITTSBURGH, June s .(SpeciaD.-l
N lumber prices here are firm, with
endency toward higher levels. Dry
EiIned yellow PINE is especially active.
KANSAS CITY. June 8 (SpeciaD-I
Business is improving slowly accord |
lag to furniture dealers here, but the
bubble is purchasing a large variety
|bf goods.
NEW YORK. June 8 (SpeciaD.-l
Retail sales of furniture have shown |
Substantial improvement the last few |
weeks. Manufacturers, however, still |
nave heavy stocks on hand
Hardware.
ST. PAUL, June }special).-|
|Nh. lesale hardware dealers in the
h'wln Cities report decided increase |
N volume of business the last three /
weeks. Heaviest demand Is for build
krs' hardware and garden tools.
~ Clothing. ]
FH8W ORLEANS, Junas6NSpecisi).~
Evening star., 1922-06-08

ST. PAUL, June Especially
alesale hardware dealers in the
krwln Cities report a decided increas sc
[n volume of business the last three
Weeks, Heaviest demand Is for build.
ers' hardware and garden tools.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
sol ITHBASTENN EXPRESS COMPANY

sol ITHBASTENN EMPRESS COMPANY,
Atlanta. Ca, June 8, 1922
A semi-annunl dividend Of 35Oea on the
outstanding capital stock of the Southea stern
Express Company has today been declared by
the board of directors out Of net income for
the six months period from January /, 1922
to June 81. 1922. payable on and after Sat
urday. July l. 1922 to stockholders of record
business OH Monday. June TO- 1922 Checks
viii! be mailed.
j. b. HoCKADAY, President.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23

Kardinaove sejdou zahajen konklave Ssnske ka-
pill MISE svateho ducha bude souzena karnaem jahnen
PAX kardnaove ejch 1ednic suhove p6jdou do e cast
Vatkanu kter jest vyhrazena volbu Jsou m druy ka
dnau kardinalove bskupove kardnalove knez kardna-
love jahnove. Kazdy kardnal biskup bude mi m pokoe
kazdy kardinal knez kardnal jahen budou m vou 20
koch.
pfedepanou hodinu, n6kolkrate denne, kardnalove
sejdou ably hasova Toto hasovani bude Romano Ssnske
kap Mad zdl kazdeho kardnaa bude baldachyn Pc vol
be uspesny kandidat bude otazan, zdal pfma Rekne-
ano bude otazan, pod jakym jmenem pree b znam,
cemz jest nasedovano Petra, enz zmenl meno ST.
Petra.
Okamzte ceremonar seine badachyn vsech kardinal-
skych zdch krone mad zvoeneho papeze Novy
papez bude pax provazen do vedejsho pokoe oen
cho papezske, ktere jest lplne bile.
Vady nenohou nyn zasahovati do voby papeze Plus x.
vyda buu 90 edna 1904 nejenom zrusuc pravo KITE
re az do te DOLBY m6y vady Rakouska France Nemecka
ale papez zarove vyk tres bcovan mad kermko kal-
dnaem jenz pr vobe papeze pokus by upatn vv nea
Ike vlady.
Kdyz uredn katolicky adresar ro 1921 Sci do tk
byo sedesa karnali Cd e dolby kardna Gibbons
kardnal Dougherty byl usanoven Jest jso ze n6keT
kardina jsou pr start neb nemocn nebude jim
no podieti Sc konkave
Americt kardnalove OConnell Bostonu Dougherty z
Filadelfie, vydai Sc bezodkladn6 cestu do Rfma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
OTROkARSTVf v HABESI,
JEST PRY ZCELA VEREJNE PROVOZOVANO AN
GLiCANY ONE AFRICKE ZEMI

Londyn, 20 edna. - Dva dopisovatee tasopsu Westmn-
ser Gazette prohlasuj abes e posednm mstem KITE
rem Sc provozuJe veene orokaistv havn Adds
Abeba chov svych zdech ookd svobodnych
vateu angckem yysanectvi e celia rada oroka er
We sluzbach egacnch dokonce pouhych uha sou
Dopsovaele vrat pred nedavnem abese Dopisova
tele tvrd re nekte otrok ktei sou zani angckem
vysanectvi sou angckym poddanm protoze byi
schytan ma angckem dzemi. Otroci vrd Jim byo Tece
no. re Jlch vlastnci ppad by Jim vyslanecvf uek
mohou ]e poznovu zchytati porestati.
correspondent tvrd, re do HabeSe ou zbrane posany
Ameriky, Francie, Angie alie zaklade smlouvy
1919 do Habese zbrane neposaji amercke zbrane X
Jsou 40 Habese posilany nevice vypomaha t6m kdoz
te chyaji domorodce, kterych deaji potom oroky.
Jibut byo nalezeno veke mnozstv amerckch patron p
SEX but je francouzkym pTisavem, lezcm pri zavu A
denskem Patrony pusky ekajf svoen francouzskych
ufadu by mohly byt dopraveny do vnrozemi Ocekav
France ktera mnoho smouvu zmn6neho roku
porp rachu pred n6akou amerckou ntevenci
povoleni to vyda.
q Jinak dopsovatele prohasu Habesi prevada pfl-
tomnou dobou hoova anarche Celia zeme iak zd pr
proeza korrupci hnilobou VSude ie pno brgandu
Zdravotncka opatfnl nejsou pr zadn Cestovn uvntr
me e kran6 nebezpecnym Kdyby n6kdo odvaz VINE
s stfznost pro avajicim pom6rdm Jest vyhan6n
Pisatee pfe ably pomery abes stavac byo vrzeno
spravne svetlo nejen Angl, ale V Americe
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OSUDNA AUTOMOBIL LOVA NESTESTi
v NEWARK, O., BYLl ZABITI TRI LIDE, BLfzE
ELYRIE CTYRI

Newark, O.. 21 edna - Tr osoby byly zabity tri po-
raneny vku Drhe uice kdyz sane pine madych d
lilly automobiem mzenym Johnem Blinem Vannatas-
burgu
Mrtv jsou: P Mary Fatzingerova -leta Lester
ckensto 17ley Will aze 23lety Poraneni Mary Fatzn-
gerova 6eta Arthur Leonard 19ety, Carl Field, 7ety IT,
kter sou mrtv zabi by mist6 nebot ech hlavy byy
roztrsteny pri hroznem narazu.
Vrch, nemz nestes udalo jest as pd mile douhy
byl scenou nekolka podobnych nehod pfedesych
Elyria O., %. ledna - Tr mlad de, vracejici
botn zabavy by mse zabti kdyz jech automob
Zen by oobnim vakem dray New York Central neaeko
tud dnes casn9 rano.
Mrtvi vsichni dobfe znam eto cas statu, isou
nard Rothel 20lety Columbia o. Mdc kay; Viola Loe-
sherova, 17eta North Rdgevle o. Irene Loecherova
leta, North Ridgeville, O.
Nestesti udalo kfzovatce Rootovy slnce pd
cd Ridgevie c as cty pdl mile odtohoto m9sa Panue
mfn6ni ze druzina Gekala az nakladn prejede
neni ze trat jest uvolnena vea nj kdyz tom osobn
vlak sc primal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
SVETLO JE PROZRADIILO.

Y oknech Sc kmitajici sve-
Ito v jis.em dome vzbudilo po-
dezfeni policejniho porucika
Aug. F. Caky straznika Adol-
ia Walshe, re sedmeho precink
tn as kolem 3. hodiny ranni a
vedlo take k zatceni til muzn.
Nejakou dobu pred tim spatri-
Ii sousede groceristy a reznika
Pavla Begovice, 8107 Burke
ave. lupice 5 baliky opusteti
kram a pribyla policie sla po
udane stope az ma Marble ave-,
kde bylo zahadne svetlo spa
treno a take pachatele prave
kdyz Sc delili RUNE hokynar-
ske zbozi polapeni. Okrade-
ny Begovic pax S urcitosti v lu-
pu poznal svIj majetek.
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OSUDNA SRAZKA AUTOMO-
BLU S POULICNf KAROU.
Jedra zena zabitc a ctyri me-
bezpecne zraneni.

Y sobotu pred patou hodinou
odpoledni srazil sc automobil
obsazeny pet osobamj, r.zeny
44-letym Samuelem Hallettem
l4304 Euclid ave. East Cleve-
lard ma Euclid ave. East bou-
levardu s poalicni karou, jez
po sraZce vlekla auto po kole-
ch as 80 stop. 38-leta pani
Louisa Mandleyova, jez prize
la navstevou Niagara Falls.
hyla zabita ma miste Hallett
sam smrtelne zranen. T6zke
urazy pax utrpeli 38-leta pani
Carrie Perryova, 1910 Hall
ave. V Lakewood, jejf 17lety
syn Kenneth Beebe a jeji Dor.
dynkar 22-lety Elmer Hoff-
man. Zraneni dopraveni byli
do Mt. Sinai nemocnice, kdezto
mrtvola zeny dovezena do okr.
marnice.
DIE policejniho vysetrovini
snazil Sc Hallett pfekriziti dra-
hu Znaene rychle jedouci po-
ulicni kary, iez vsak auto "a
chytila, primackla k sloupu .
.ekla as 80 stop, pokud ne
byla ridicem motoru zastave-
ma.
Poulicni kara rizena byla A.
Clarkem, 14304 Bardwell ave.
East Cleveland, ienz byl pred
yolan na policejni stanici, kde
byl vyslechnut. Jel Sc zvyse-
nou rychlosti, aby dohonil pro-
meskany cas- 6tyr minut, kdyz
poiednon vielN auto do drsh.a
Timed zabrzdil, ale skluzke ko-
leje zmafily tuto snahu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
JAPANCI ZUSTANOU v SIRlRI.

Washington, %. ledna. Ohsed jeho vlasni bezpec
mutt Japan vydrzova pro promnou doDu volenskou
tovost prmofch provncich sbfkch zharanien mnistr
Uchda prolas vcera pred snemem Toku die jeho
reel uvefeneneho dnes japanskym vevysanectvm zdesm
Sanovisko apanske delegace konferenci omezenf
zbroen oazka Sbfe Pride pred washngonskou konfe
renci pravdepOdobne Ultra - bude fditi
menou hrab6tem Uchidou, bylo sdeleno zde
Japan to- re nemn pritomnou dobu odvolat sv6
vojsko Sbife, nema pry tam zadnych zemnich zmer
teto souvislosti hrabe Uchda pry pravil:
"My nemame zadne terriorialni czadosti anz 1mvslu
zajist 81 vyucna prava jakehoko druhu Okkupace
chainu ala nunou povrazdenim naSch pTislusnkd Nj
koajevsku Japan il odvoa iakmle bude uspoko
We ato pfihoda Zodpovednou ruskou vladou.'
Ocekava re prohasenf zahranGnho ministra povede
ostrym debatam, nebot opposGn tax Kenseka
jest pro bezodkladne vyklizeni Sibre.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
FARMARSKY SJEZD Sc SEJDE.

Washington, %. ledna - Zastupc farmaTu a prumysd
odvsych cd ze6destv sedou zde Ultra ceonarodn kon
ferenc uvazovan pftomne tuace arma Ma konerenci
bylo vyhrazeno pet dn ocekava neTive
vazovani naehavych probem mz cell ronictvo pozdei
rokovat bude trvae zemedeske smern As poovce
pozvanycb do konference farma trena sou zastupc
zemedeskych kolleji redakori farmafskych pubkac
stani pax zasupci zavsei zemedelstv svoi
existenci Mez pozvanymi deegaty jest 26 nichz
ktere vasni rd sve fanny Konfeence tato bya svoana
presidentem Hardngem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
MRAZ ZAVINIL CETNE
MELODY.

DneSni noci sc dostavivsi ci-
perny mrazik pobadal nejen
vSechny chodce k rychlejsimu
tempu, "a rama ale zavinil ma
sledkem skluzke drahy n6ko-
lik nehod. Nejnizsi stupen te-
ploty byl 5 mad nulou O 7. no.
dine ranni.
V Lakewood vrazilo uklouz-
nuvsi auto do sloupu ma Madi-
son a Halsted ave. a "a srazky
zraneno bylo celkem sest osob
vice meme tezce.
Ma vych. 79. ul. a Quincy
ave. srazily Sc diva automobily
v jednom Sc nalezala sle6na
Nellie Rosekeneyova, z {. 8619
Woodland ave., jez utrpela
tax znacny otres nervu, re by
la odvezena do Charity ne
mocnice.
Safety A. knight, z {. 9511
Euclid ave. vychazel prave 2
kostela, kdyz pojednou uklou-
znul a zlomil 81 levou stehenni
kost. Zraneni jest vzhledem
k jeho pokrocilemu veku veli-
: nebezpecno, jak pravi leka-
ii Mt. Sinai nemocnice, kan
byl dopraVen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
SBLfzENf IRSKYCH FRAKCf.

Londyn. %. ledna. 1rska suace vzaa neocekavany
brat lepsfmu kdyz bylo oznameno dnes Michael Collins
hlava rske prozatmni vady Sir James Craig premier VI
steru dospe ku vz6jemneu dohodnuti kere sbue
urovndn SPORT mez hem 1rska. Krone toho
dorozume hrancich rovnez dospG dohodnuti ohedne
zasaveni vzaemneho boykou coz obnoveni pae
sktch obchodnich vztahu mezi jiznm Usterem
cel& zemi vyvoalo to radostn6 vzrusen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
VISCOUNT BRYCE ZEMREL..

Londyn, %. ledna Vscount Bryce zemTel Sidmouth
dnes Konec nadese kidne emer nahe Viscount Bryce
del Sdmouth m tydny skoro az do posedka jevl pod
vuhodnou energ cal 83 roxy veku Jako
vate pubcsa James Viscoun Bryce by jednou sveto
postav. Americe po pet rokd zastupoval
vlast ako vevysanec prou zemena svo knhou The Ame
Commonwealth podnes jest pouzvana
nici americkych skolach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-23
RAKOUSKO- -MADARSKE DOHOD-
MUTT.

Budapest, 90 edna. Dhodnuti dovouiici rakouskym
zeleznicim vony prezd deet rok Sofronskm drktem
Burenandu byo hospodaske konferenc zde
mezi zastupci Rakouska a Mad 'arska.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-09
NORTHEAST USERS
! OF LINCOLN PARK
OBEY TRASH RULE
Beauty Spot Free From
Unsightly Papers and
Fruit Skins.

Those who use Lincoln Park have
learned to throw refuse where II
belongs-in the trash baskets-and
not, as was once the case, on the
grass and along the paths.
This fact>-revealed by the park
laborers--denotes q victory for Col
C. o. Sheriff.. officer in charge OF
public buildings and grounds. who
some weeks ago started a cam
paign to prevent persons making
the park : unsighly by strewing
them with newspapers. fruit skins
and other refuse.
Picking up trash used to be one
Of the chief duties of workers in,
Lincoln Park. Now with this labor
saved them by a thoughtfui public,
they are able to devote more time
to other work in the park. And
besides. their backs don't ache at
the end of the day as was the case
when they had to bend over for
lessly thrown cigarette butts, etc.
Miss Norah Maddigan. sos !, street
northeast. has just returned from a
vacation trip to Colorado.
William Snyder. q clerk at po-
lice headquarters. spent yesterday
at-Ghesapeake Beach fishing. Today
he and Frank Mater will attend the
baseball game between the police
and firemen at American League
Park.
Miss Edna Horner.l SAT q street
northeast. Is visiting reiativess IN
Philadelphia. -
Miss Hazel Montgomery. sos
Eighth street northeast, has re-
turned from a vacation at Shady
side, Nd.
Earl Meyers, s22 Seventh street
northeast. spent Labor Day at Ches-
apeake Beach.