davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
SOVETsKA DELECACE OHROzENA
BYLO PRY SOSNOVANO SPIKNUTf MA JEJf
ZAVRAZDENf V LOTYSSKU.

Riga, %. bfezna. Odhaen ainou poicf dobfe aorfa-
nisovaneho pnutf zavrazd6n rufch sov6tslch
d ma Janovskou konferenc az BY prozd6 otySsem
nasledek pozaykan vek6ho pou osab AIez osnovate
spinu bylo pry n6kolk Rus keri naezi monarchstic-
kemu hnuti ez ma svuj havni N6mecu LotyS
zam6i Rusm bezpecnost b6hem zdv iech zem jsou
hodnuti bedlv6 sfeziti sov6tskou delegac
Zatykani ych" nych tnovnikd protibosevicklch
organsacich zahaeno bylo nedei Mezi kdoz watt
by do vazbr Jest kn6zna Ila,oo. lnanzea raaor4la.
armade ruskeho jenz pozd6ii souz gen Judentem
n6kok nJch zen, jez sou poicii povazovany agita
torky.
Zaroven oznama poce re kn6zna a v6t3ina tech, kdoz
by zatten budou propuS6n iakmie sov6tska egace
pu otysskou pudu Zpravy, Boris Savnkov, eden
nejpfednech proboevekych vddcu Jest Rze isou po-
plrany polickych poceinfch kuzch, doznava vsa1
zatten dvou eho poboGnikd.
Nasledkem odhaeni spiknut cas-. kcy Rusovt nTedoc
do Lotyssba, zachovdvan jest tanos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
TAKE NEgNEOVl HAVIRl.
VYJDOU PRY MA sTAVKU V sOBOTU, DIE TVRZE-
Ni PREDSEDY LEWISE.

Springfield, H. %. bfezna. Neunovf uhlokopovf
mekkouhenFch tvrdouhenych revirech ppoii velkem
pocu uniovlm haviium stavce dubna, John L.
WIS neznarodn pedseda Spoienych dunch d6niku Ameri
KY pfedpovedel proh&Senl vydanem eho zdejsin
domoy6.
Toto Jest ukzkou pravl 'podivuhodn6 siednocenosti
mysley peNnos dcele mez havifi zem Tito nemail
lneho vybGru neil podnknou krok Stuace lest i'm
Vhucena hbovonJm potnnim tezaf americka vereinost
doVede Nrhnout zodpov6dnost tam kan nalezi"
Chicago, % bfezna. Inossti uheni konati
dou Ultra sch0zku Frankem Farngtonem pfedsedou illinois
skych haVu Vykonnym vyborem niz rokovano bude 81
tuacl vzhledem ku bizici stavce Atkoi doznana
mic nem0ze zabraiti vypuknu stavky nadtie ae
sp6e d0ezit%m doozum6nim. N6kefi sou
nen ze vsledkem v5eobecne avy budou mzdova ohodnu
y jednotvych stdtech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
CfLE BOLSEVIKU v JANOVE

Moskva, 27. brezna. - Le-
min sdelil korespondentu IN.
Y. Herald, re ma janovske
konferenci bude dosti pevna
phda pro strizlivy optimism.
Zaroven dodal, re jedine me-
moe mohla by mu zalbraniti v
lcasti. Ocekava, re janovska
porada znovu zahaji rusky OBJ
chod sc svetem a bude zname-
natl novou a 1spesnou cru je-
ho zemi.
Vyslovil sc takto: "Neni
nasim umyslem privesti politi-
cke otazky ma tapetu. Domni-
vame sc, re bude to konferen-
ce obchodni, uvazujici o OBJ
chodnich zalezitostech. Pdjde-
me tam jako obchodnici, kteriz
|vedi, co zadajl cd NEST ackych
|statu, jez take vedi, co Cd mas
chteji.
"Nyneisi stav nemize dale
trvati. Jest nezdravym jak
pro Rusko tax pro ostatni sv6t.
Nutne potrebujeme obchodova
ii S burzoasnimi staty - mu-
sine! Naproti tomu ony staty
taktez potrebuji naseho obcho-
du, jelikoz jsou 81 v6domy, re
bez tehoz nelze dociliti vaznou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
v JANOVE BUDE JEDNANO
O RJECE.

Rim, 27. brezna. - Jihoslo-
vanska vlada hodla ma janov-
ske konferenci uvesti ma pre-
tres otazku Rjeky, jak Sc Wy
slovil jeden Glen jihoslovanske
misse Rime. Tyz pravil: -
"Francie a Anglie nalehaly ma
mas, abychom z1staly pasivni-
mi behem posledniho prevra-
tn We Rjece, tax abychom pax
ma konferenci v Janove mohli
poZadovati dotvrzeni zaruk Sc
strany Spojencd. Soudi Sc, re
Spojenci hodlaji trvati ma tom,
ably smlouva z Rapalla byla
basi pro budouci nase styky s
Italii. Navrhuje sc take, ably
smlouva ia pfedlozena byla
Svazu narodll." Soucasne pol
ukazano bylo ma to, ze Jugo
slavic ocekavala vyklizeni IL
zemi "a Rjekou Sc strany TIA
lie jiz V prib6hu predesleho
roku, avsak zalezitost tato by
la italskou vladou pod ruzny-
mi Zaminkami odkladana az
po dnesni dobu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
SPOJENCI OPUSTI
ALBANIA.
Odvolaji sve vojsko re zeme
zmitane vnitrnimi nepokoji.

Pariz, 27. brezna. - Ia
vcerejsi konference spojenec-
kych velevyslancu bylo roz-
hodnuto, odvolati spojenecke
vojsko z Albanie, kde posled-
nj dobu zuri drobna obcanska
valka mezi kmeny mohame-
danskymi a krest anslSymi. -
Spoienci mali nejsilnejsi po-
sadku We Skadaru, ktera je slo
zena z vojska italskeho. | ia
bude odvolana a Albanie po-
nechana svemu osudu.
Vcera doslo tez Ike krvave
srazce ma Drin6, kde silny ma
por albanskych horalu byl Cd
razen srbskou pohranicnl HID
kou. Albanci vpadli neoceka-
vane V srksbe uzemi, takze pu-
vodni, Getnicka pohranicni srb-
ska straz k vypuZeni vetrelcu
nestaGila a pravidelne yojsko
muscle byti ma bojiste poVola-
no, nacez Albanci byli zahna
nj ma ut6k nekolik iich bylo
pobito. Srazka udala Sc u po-
hranicniho m6stecka Krakow
nix, kde k podobnvm bitkam
doslo iiz nekolikrat pred tim.
O osudech Albanie musi n.y.
nj uvazovat Svaz Narodu. Ze-
micka ia dosahla po valce ca
stecne samostatnosti, lee po-
sledni cas- albanske kmeny Sc
rvou mezi sebou k Will Wade.
Nedlouho tomu, co vlada II
rane byla moslemskymi po-
vstalci vypuZena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
POKUS O ZAVRAzDENI MIL UUKOVA
STRELA URCENA PRO NEHO, ZASAHLA JlNEHO
RUSA A USMRTILA JEJ.

Berlin. %. bfpzna Pokus uCintn bvl zavrazdit prof
Paula n Milukova, dfveho minstra zahranicnch veci
ruske prozatimni Wade kdyz uv Rusu dnes
veGer.
Pokus by zmaTen Nladimirem Nabokovem, enz SIM byl
Zabit stfelou vypalenou po Miiukoyi.
Prof Miliukov nebyl poran6n Okamzit6 obklopen bvl
pfael ktef kVapne vySi MIN sine UtoGnic neho bv
diva di1v6a rusti ddsoinc, ktef zvola "Pomstme
smH carovu, kdyz vystfe iii prednch sedade hedsti
Chicago. %. bTezna. Prof. Paul n. Miliukov bvl
nejakE tenem university Chcagske T6s veke vaz
nost unversit6 kde kratky pfenaSe stavni hi
or Universitu opust ably al 6lenem prozamnf yads
ruske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
NEMCI 81 STEzUJi.

Berlin 28 brezna. We sve reel pred rSsktm sn6menl.
kancler Wirth krtsoval nepoedn6 pozadavy spojencG
HAIL proti naften snad nemecka vlada pyva pencil
poukazav diva dohodov generove mali vets suzne nez
president Ebert cely jeho kabne Dale prav re ceeho
rozpocu Nemecka dve fetny dou uspokoen pozadavk
spoencd pouze trena hradu domacich potfeb Vypsa
nj dach CO. 600 marek dani ak spojenci pozadu
jest financni technckou nemoznos, pravi Wmh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
RICHARD OSVOBOZEN.

New York. %. brezna. George L. (TeXl Rickard.
Znar0dn SportovnickV podnael dnes u7nn bvl
vnnI znasn6ni Sarah Schoenfedove, panactee skolac
ky Rozsudek byl vvdan, kdyz poroa uvazovala hodnu
pull Toto Jest neist asneiS den meho zvoa. zvolal RI
ckard obinae sveho obhaice, Make d. Steuera Zmn6n
divka jeste iedna je prekyne svedcy re Rckard zva
do sv6 kanceare ch zneuzval daval Jim penize
ably zachovaly tom mlGeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
OTEC A DCERA MA POROTE.

Reno New, %. bfezna - Oec dcera budou pomaha
rozhodnut osudu Mamie A. Goodnghtove zde
uok umyslem zabti sveho manzela DR.. G. H. Good
nighta dentisy, 81 edna SleGna Ruth Achesonova
eji otec, James Atcheson by prja ako porotci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
POSLEDNf AMERICTl MRTVf.

Washington, %. bfezna. Amadni transport Cambrai.
SVEN pfjezdu Ultra Francie ey poslednich ameri
ckch mrtvych ktefi budou pvezen do eto zeme, uvan
bude kfznkem Tacoma enz bude provazeti transport
madnl zakadne Brookyn6 kde zvstn obTady budou ko-
many.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
MOHOU ZAS KOURITI.

New York. 28 brezna. - Polcejn komisaf Enright dnes
odvoa zakaz pro koufen vefenych mistnosteh tax
nahe jak e vGera prohs kdyz zv6del ordinance rad
nho McGuinnese, namena pro kouren zen verejnyca
mistnostech nebya nkdy pata messkou radou nz pode
psana mayorem Hylanem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29

hospodarskou rekonstrukci
Evrope.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-29
-CiSAR KAREL MA ZANAT PLIC.

Funcha, ostrov Madeira, 2S brezna. Drveisi cisaf
Karel Rakousky churav bronchia'nm zaneem Pile Jeho
jest vazny.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
IOWA BOY ADMITS THeFTS
youurstcr Steals Checks, Throws
n,hrn Into Mnslc Paper BRlcr.

MASON CITY, Ia, Jan. IA
search through the contents of the
waste paper baler at the postoffice
todav revealed s25.00O in checks to
add to the $1,000, the theft of which
cecu Jensen. nine years old. con-
tossed late yesterday. Confronted by
She additional checks. the boy ad-
mltted stealing them from boxes at
Tho postoffice and discarding them
in the lobby waste paper basket, ac-
rorliag 10 the police
A)ng with the checks in the baler
vero|contracts and mortgages which
yiii hiring the total amount in
yoIved 90 we'll over $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
as-A
EMPLOYMENT
nEi.r WANTFD-MALT


a t.MPAtGS has been started directed
ana supervised by the worlds largest
stair of accountants and business efn-
cheney experts. to select men who are
qualified 20 enter the bpst paying pro-
frHAiouH "hccountancg, Accepted sppli-
cents viii b. placed under the direct au-
perylHion ot one uf our Htaff a certified
public accountant aud trained Iu tha
practical procedure, you can be taken
from this ranks "a the commanding OK
ecutlyo position In the business world at
salaries ranging from 5000 20 10000
yearly II you can prove 90 us you ara
worthy uf training, state your age, cdu-
cation, experience n any present posi-
tlun, phone number. an information cons
fdential ttt-M. world.
AUTO aud tractor experts earn 400 to
$500 per months we teach ell branches;
lighting ana starting, welding. yulca-
uiginR. batteries aud machine work. by
practical experience IN siA to eight
weeks, our free book, The Way 90 a
better job" explains ever rything. write
today BurtlettH Auto School. lsg ".
Topeka Az. wichita Kan.
AN ENPERtESCED gr0ceryInan TO handle
shipping department and asaist In offics
work. Apply Va own Handwriting. Ad-
dress 2lo.M World
4 YOUNG MAN Capable Of handling sales
crew and Ia a position 10 invest a little
money. not afraid St work. See Mr..
spDoncr between II and ~ noon. Room
sll, Tulsa hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
wANTrD--nOOMs or BONRD

HEFISED, employed Young lady desires
room ia private home with living room
and laundry privileges, south Gdo 3ss-
NJ world,
gOTrUEHE gentleman viii pay some one
8Ig per week for nice room, stea M
heated preferred, with breakfast and
suppeT. desire h0mollke place. whore
there are no other rpOm0ra permanent
n suited. Address fhaB, l.. Hobbs, care
Oklahoma National Gaa Co. Tulsa. OKLA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
MALE GETS THE BEST OF IT
uuspand travels First-Class; Wife
Stccragc; Sons Approve.

NEW YORK. Jan. Moses
N,lomod, travelling first-class, and
nis wife, steerage. arrived today
,,,n Danzig on the Esthonla.
Their two sons, meeting the ship.
aid Il was all right for father to
,r,vel in better style, because he was
1, learned man.
ofu learn him something" said
r.,p,lcration Inspector Cowan.
lie took away Mclomod's first
lass landing card. gave him a lee
,urS, on American chivalry and sent
Kim 70 Ellis Island to remain with
bis wife until she is examined Mon
dgy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
A DODGE sedan for sale: no reasonable
offer refused for cash. ossge sol.
CONTINENTAL I'm motor complete, {i25
Auto Parts Co, 3l5 y. Second.
CHEVROLET, 5-passenger touring. self
starter good tires; perfect running
order. 1900. easy terms. Lewis Marsh
Corporation, 1901 South Main. Usage
FORD coupe good condition. starter. other
accessories. at bargain Tor cash or terms
may be ARRANGED, Ihono Usage lt9C-J.
FENDERS wELDED-Straightened and
refinished. We make them smooth and
the AUTO TIMERS
i12 F.. Second. Usage $50,
FORD speedster, excellent running condi-
ton $50 cash. 427 Il. Fourteenth.
FOR SALE or trade l-ton truck good
condition, cash or terms. call Usage
53l after Sunday.
| FOR SALE or trade, on real estate. one
1921 7-passenger Chandler, almost new.
Call Cedar 1856.
FOR sALE--one Nash sedan. Wall sscri-
flee II sold at once. 100 $, Detroit
/ FOR sALE-Used parts FOR studebaker
cars any model Usage l727-J. lGos
L. Admiral.
/ FOR sALE-one curtis 3x5h air pump.
new. one seamless steel tank, 225-lb.
capacity, one lb-gallOn tank, one Bosch
magnetic type u. IT,. cheap for cash.
Cedar 25is.
L
good condition. sell cheap. Cali Marie
browne. Osage 6Slt
FOR sALE-Late 1927 model Ford tour
Ing car; part terms. call Usage 676t
FORD CARS
We have 20 good Fords for you to choose
from, These cars have an been over.
hauled and rebuilt In our own shop and
are good looking, nice running cars
priced right, You can't afford to buy
Ford until you have seen these bar
gains.
AUTO & TIRE EXCHANGE
/ ana East Second ST. Usage 5000
FOR sALE-Fords; Dodges, Bucks and
bargain; terms to suit. Used Car ES-
change. 4i9 n. Main, Usage 44os,
I FOR SALE--six- cylinder auto, good con-
/ Ssss.R as'io1; i7l' g. Trenton Phone o''E'
| FOR sALE-stutz bearest model. perfect
me. meehan,eSl eonda,ioni ,Il fSsy pia'h,sd yi
consideT trade Can Latta. Aero Ca.
rage. Cedar GG9.
! FOR sALE-i92i Ford coupe. looks and
runs tine,, might trade Usage 2si7-k'
! FIVE-PAssENGER Velie car to trade Tor
/ equity ia small income property aud
Will pay cash difference. NJ J. Glass
a Co, Usage l53i, cedar lb3l.
FORD BARGAINS
Terms.
Touring, 1913 model this car over
hauled. repainted and has new
top '''''''''''''''' ''''''' Nalo
Roadster, 1890, starter This car re-
Gently oyerhauled and the paint y
gooo ''ss''..'..' ''''s's'' 'fSVo
Delivery car. 1917 ...,,.......,.i9s
Touring car isis. new paint and
overhauied. This Is dandy
value ..,,.. '''''...'.''''' 'lsS
We have a large stock OF GOOD
| FOKDS to choose from.
open sundays.
AUTO & TIRE EXCHANGE
5i5 T., Second 81. Usage 5000
FORD touring. good tires, good running
order $3.50 cash, balance easy terms
Lewis Marsh Corporation 1901 south
FORD ROADSTER overhauled. new
crankshaft, new bearings. tib0 cash, bal
ance easy terms Lewis Marsh Corpora
ton 1901 South Main. Osage $3.50.
NEW COLE
New Cole "s 4-passenger. has been used
poses. WIN sell a. a discount
PHOSE OSAGE s62i.
1895 s. Main 81.
GOOD Winton-Six chuinmy roadster. VIII
trade for equity ia good residence prop
erty for home n, J. Glass q Co, Usage
lS3i over Palace theater.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
rAIsrINo AND DEconArisd d
PATENT ATTOHNEY

pATESTg TRADEMARKS
Ash uH whether your trademarks are pro-
teCtsd In Suuth America, Write for
service. Mum 4 Co, Scientific Amert-
can ildg. Washington -. c., and ssa
W0olw0rth Bldg, New York, ". n.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-31
Latvia Decides to
MMake Gambling Eas,

Riga, Aug. 30.-If your income is
not less than 100000 rubles a year
and you would gamble, you soon vii
be able to do so with every comfort
and convenience at Riga, on the
shores of the Baltic. The Latviar
government, with an eye to needed
revenue, has granted a gambling con.
cession to certain French interests
and this month sees the opening of q
Casino which, it is hoped, eventual .
will cut into the popularity of Monte
carlo.
The project is not unpretentious
1t embraces the construction of q
permanent Casino to take the place
of the temporary building for use
this summer; there will be horse
racing and sea bathing; a new hotel
with 300 rooms is to go up, and an
existing hotel is to be renovated in q
manner calculated to suit the most
modern European requirements.
There will be a motor bus service
from the center Of Riga to the Ca.
sino, and two steamers are to ply
between Riga and Helsingfors, Reval
and Libau, all for the accommodation
OF those who may find Monte Carlo
too far away. Also bank near the
Casino will give financial help to
those whose rating passes a close
scrutiny.
Among the regulations Of the Ca.
sino is one which provides that any
person desiring to gamble must have
an income Of 100000 rubfes; or g..
400 year.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-31
London Shows Faith
In Polish Industry

Warsaw, Aug. 30.-Lodz, the tex
tile center of Eastern Europe, has
owed English exporters. 92,OOO,OOC
for raw materials since before the
war. A committee from Lodz re.
emily went to London to find =
method of payment. 1t was finally
agreed that the Lodz debtors are tc
iquidate in 20 installments, one eve J
TX months, but if conditions improve
uhe installments may be sent forwart
It shorter intervals.
The relations between Lodz anc
English dealers in textiles always
have been close. Lodz bought it's cot
ton and other rough materials in
London. War and the German occu
patton, followed by German requisi
tions and the failure to receive mon
les due from Russian customers, pre-
vented the Lodz spinners from meet
ing their English obligations.
AS further evidence Of British
faith in Polish industry, the Londo,
bankers agreed to help the Lode In
terests collect from Germany TO
materials requisitioned during tn,
war, and also to extend to them ne,
credits.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-31
Would Cloas
Capital-Labor BrsAeh

Chicago, Aag. 3ts-To dose tsr
ever "the Widening 4brSaeA bstwssu
|spital and lAbor" In tAs main mir.
pose Of the Society Of Amsricau
Commonwealth which recently 70.
ceived its charter as q corporstio1
under the laws OF the stats of hi.
nois for the purpose of formulating
an organization throughout the Unit
ed Seabes.
sour work is such that we cani,ot
admit to our membership those who
belong to labor unions or those known
as the capitalistic class employing
labor" states booklet issued by chs
society, in which its principles are
outlined. "We do this that we MAY
be able freely and boldly to hold the
scales between them"
Men and women Of American oiti.
zenship and .sashtesn years or mdss
in age are eligible TO rnesnberslip
The society is not incorporated fur
profit.
"This society is an outgrowth Of
the numerous strikes that have besat
this country and which we belisee
are fraught with grave peril to the
nation" said Marvin v. HinshaW
founder and Supreme Commoner.
"The object is to awaken the great
masses to dangers we are facing bc.
cause Of wasteful, useless, havoc
making strikes such as the GOAL
strike, rail strike the recent car
strike in Chicago and many other
forms of industrial warfare through
out the country.
Through all these ordeals the pub.
lie, bearing the brunt of the burden
has gone on watchfully waiting with
saint-like patience. This is not q
call to arms nor the views of alarm
lists. We believe it is high time that
the public so organize that its senti-
ments may crystallize into stern
and powerful voice that will BECOME
so effective that these useless indus
trial conflicts may be doomed"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-31
Scandal o. sha Colony

Yellowstone Psrk, w3o., Aug. a0.-
Eacttehsent ~ sifs1 IA II wHd snimal
coahmalhity Sf the paSR jls,ce the scan.
dial nabout Mr.. iPelicau rsceivSd public
attention.. The alucka are qsSskinv
about 1t, tie isqulfseaasare chStterins
itssnd tho bob-easss No scattering It
broadcast m their shr{ll voices.
'ThfoHehout sAal the whispSrs md
BsdSss OF 1nsfekb6ss as he PASSES,
Mr.. Pelican inafntAfns his stately
mien; aseemfseIy ss,snco conscious Of the
Jbes Of the rnHIti$Ade. His actions
would indicate. No 4till holds his val
usd plsce In skesebAnhunity,
His 'etopbls stAftsd with the charge
by PTNf. HsAsy B, Ward, head Of the
dePaftmsnt1 % sHels ~ Df the uniyer.
sfty Of nllnois, Fthat he is a trout
shogN ard vaolaSer ,SkxIl the tensts OF
seod sHoftsnnanhh1p Proof or these
charess psebaBsy W4ll mean that Mr..
Pelican win Bseslne: al outoast with
'svsfyodeT door atl11ed to hiYn and
everyonets hand agsainht him.
Professor Ward n !conductinr an
exhaustive investigator for the fed.
eral bufeau Of hhH2a1A at LsRe Yell
Io~st6he HI HSlntSetdne National
Park Dis u the t6azt)bhshib between
the pelican ana thaftE1at supply. His
inveAkiEatfon, Whisfi Has been pro.
crossing several wssa6, will continue
through the present season.
The flock Of peiiHkns that live and
breed on Lake Yell8&stone numbers
about 400. They 'summer" artistic
cratically at ths lake, feasting on the
best The land affords from spring ,,n-
til September, then 60 to their vim
ter resorts along The Gulf Of Mexico,
The bird diets aim6st exclusively on
fish, and so far as Yellowstone and
other Rocky Mountain lakes and
streams are concerned, this means ex.
clusively on trout. He estimates that
the 400 pelicans consume more trout
than are taken dur4hf an entire sea-
son by sportsmen.
The peliEan iS 10 fsspecter of size
limits or open ss&sons, Professor
Ward charges. He declared he had
seen a platoon Of So 'pelicans ranged
across stream in regular forma-
ton, praying on the trout as they
swan up to spawn. Hitherto, the
stream had yielded trout eggs by the
millions but hatchery men this year
could gather only a fraction Of the
normal amount.
The fact is granted that Mr.. Peli-
cams home life is above reproach.
He is good proVider, good hus-
band and father and IA strictly mono
gamous. For the 400 birds in the
Lake Flock, there are just 200 nests;
one for each couple and one mate for
each bird. There are no "triangles"
in the Yellowstone "40O."
If further Investigations justify it,
Professor Ward will ask the federal
government to bar the pelicans as
summer visitors from the park.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-31

Jerusalem, Aug. S0HstJewish Ia,
legraphic Agency .-,Sfr .Hefbd
Samuel, High ComiAissionsr for
Palestine, IN a statement submitted
at the meeting Of the Advisory Coun-
Gil, has made the following declara-
ton explaining the Situation of Pal
estine:
II have returned to Palestine to
find that the confirnE n Of the Pal
estine Mandatory tka Sague of Ma
tions is giving rise to q remarkable
series of false rumors, which have
been spread among the people 1t
has once more been asserted that the
Moslem possession of the Mosque
Al-Aqsa and the Haram Esh- -Eharif
is threatened, and Representatives
have been sent to Mecca to defend
Moslem rights. 1t is not necessary
to go to much trouble to repel an at
tack which no one has made or will
make. The Moslem possession Of the
Harain Esh-Sharif is absolutely
guaranteed, not only by the declara-
tions of the British government, but
by Article 18 Of the Mandate itself.
at is rufiored also that on the
passage Of the Mandate the British
flags over the governorates will be
replaced by Zionist flags; the gov
ernment of the country will be trans.
ferred to the Zionist organization,
and 10000 Jews will Immediately
enter the country to occupy it. I am
not much surprised that mischief
makers should spread fantastic stor-
les Of this character as i am that any
sane human being should believe
them. Yet, I am assured that so
credulous are sections of the popula-
tion Of this country that there are
many individuals who really believe
that events such as these will hap
pen.
Thea approval of the Mandate will
make no difference wherever in the
present administration of the coun-
Try, Or IN the laws rel1tine to imfhi-
Eration. It VIII, however, be fol-
lowed by the enActment VI a coiisti.
tuition which will provide FOR the es-
tablishment of Legislative assembly
containing a majority of members
freely elected by the people. The
drawing up Of the list Of voters will
begin as soon as the constitution ia
promulgated, and when that is com
pHeted-it must necsssAfily take
some time-the election viii take
place"