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POUTA MTE LAXY.
ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Observation-Disclosures

t"AAA~As ~ Il SA$ANS HlA oOll
CO della a tetele Sc vasni, neo-
lstychal sc niceho. Jen at de-
Ia, co chce, ne ona jej, ale on
III 'oznaci pred sluzebnictvem
"a 'necestnou, protoze k nemu
sama vesla a sc mu nabizela a
on ze il odehnal.'
To bylo mad jeji silly. Hlava
Sc il zatocila a bez vedomi kle-
/ sla ma zem. A kdyz Sc probu-
dila k vedon1i, byl mdzny zlo-
Gin spachan,s baron bledy, S
ocima planoucfma cd nj odstu-
tpoval. Sama 81 nikdy nemohla
uvedomiti, jak ze zamku ode
sla. Byla polomdlobe. Snad
ma nj hovoril a il chlacholil, -
snad il do parku vyvedl, nebo
tam dosla sama. Kdyz nasta-
Fla tina, zima il roztrasla a We
domi Sc vracelo. A ted Sc do
jeji hlavy hrnula hruza z toho,
co Sc stale. Nemohla mi rici a
take to nedovedla rici, co pro-
lila "a ty dive hodiny zoufal-
stvi, nez Sc rozhodla jiti domd,
utajiti vse a potom uteci. Ne
bohe dite, nebohe dite."
Vratislav sedel jake socha a
jeho vyraz byl vyrazem naru-
zive zloby a malomocneho vzte
ku. Prozival vsechna muka a
chvel Sc thnevem, jejz nemohl
ma niGem vybiti. To tedy bylo
ono straslte tajemstvi, jez je
oddelilo. A S ii taiemstvim sla
sama do sveta probijeti Sc a
uchraniti svGj zivot a zivot di-
tete, jez il bylo vnuceno. Proc
mu Use poctive nerekla, proc
Sc my nevyznala, proc mu ne
poprala casu, ably mohl vse u
vaziti? Jiste by il byl odpustil,
jiste by il byl pomohl prikryti
hanbu neZavinene utrpenou.
Ale uz sc nedivil, re takovem
rozruSeni nebyla schopna tako-
vych uvah.
"Vidis, jaky mela zivot," o.
Zvala Sc stara .pani litostive.
"Nebyla 81 jeste tehdy vedoma,
ze bude zlocin baronuv miti ie-
ste osudn6jsi nasledky, il do
stacilo k uteku vedomi, re by
la .zncuctena. "A desila sse, ably
jeji zneucteni nezvedela We
rejnost. Utehla do Vidne a je-
il osud sc mad nj smiioval a
nemnozil dalsi jeji utrapy. Sla
slouzit ke starym manzelum,
kterym patril tento dun OBJ
chodem. Stesti il pralo, re V
Mich nasla druhe rodice. kdyZ
poznala, ze Sc stane matkou,
Ease Sc il vracely myslenky ma
samovrazdu a nekolikrate pry
stala u Dunaje, aby tam skoci-
la. .Kdyz jednou vecer padl
ma nj smutek, co 81 spocne po-
tom, AZ Sc prozradi, V jakem
je stavu, stara pani j napadla
a duvedla 81 9ziskat jeji duve-
ry. Ke vsemu Sc il priznala a
ia dobracka 'byla cd .te chvilc
ma nj starostliva a dobra jako
matka Ma dceru. Nevyhnala
il, chlacholila il. aby dite, kite
re pride, neproklinala, sproto-
ze MONA il bude utechou. "A
tslibuvala, |ze ami il, ami ditete
'neodpusti. At il to sBuh nd
vecnosti odplati.
Potom odesfa karla asi ia
mesic odtud ma venek, tam leh-
l1la tam take nechala dite.
A dlouho citila nenavist proti
'ditdti a 'byla by no ssnad po ce-
~ svuj zivot nenavidela, kdy-
by bylo melo sebe mensi po-
!, dcbnost sc -svym otcem. kdyz
,vsak videla, ze dite vyrIsta Y
,'uplne jeji podobe kdyz starr
;Neubauerovi dolehali, ably di.
te vzala k sobe, re sc Ma ne te-
81 a o ne sc budou starati, po-
'slechla. Zvolna mizely Z jcji
!, duse ,posledni stopy nelasky d
rikavala, ze je snad stestim
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JARO Sc BLfZf.

Vas oblek potfebuje opravu,
vycisteni neb vyzehleni, v
cemz jak pandm tax damam
odborn6 poslouZi osyedGenV
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NABYTEk | kAMNA Il dru
be ruky prodava a kupujc V.
oedIacek. 1929 Broadway.

PRODA Sc. farma 0 as akru
SC vSim naradlm. Jsou tam a
krayy, 3 telata, prasata, slept
&C jeden par koni. Da sc vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc u w. j.
Bales. Auburn Center, 6 mil
ilzne VI Chagrin Falls, ansb
plsts ia w. j. Bales, f. D. No.
/. Burton, O. 6-1
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IA PRiCINOU VSTOUPENf

IA $1,000 HOTOVE a ostatni
die ujednani koupite dunn re
ttyrech prave dostavenych v
Mt. Pleasant a Corlett, cihlovy
neb dreveny, "a velmi nizkou
cenu. Priid'te 81 ie prohled-
nouti vyberte 81 die prani.-
BlizSi sdeli Jos. x. VaniS - z
Kinsman Rd. Tel. Broadway
727 ]. = Union 2255 l.. So
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HLEDA Sc:

HLEDA Sc byt o 3 neb / po-
kojich S koupelnou dole Cor
lett neb V okoli pro diva lidl.
Odpoved nechte adm. t. listu
pod znackou A. E. 20. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01

PRONAJME Sc stor V .cihlove
budove, hodici Sc pro rlzny
obchod. Horka voda, sklep
pod celym domem a fernes sam
pro sebe. Haste sc v els. 4639
Broadway. -?
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DR. o 3 N E
ON A M K Y.


FUI NEbOJI LVI ID NsITIUUIII
strane mesta, "a nejz bych w
menil podil dobre prosperu-
iicim zavode, kde Sc vyrabi
hromadne automobiloVe SOU
ciIstky. Zavod ma dobre auto
mobilove odporuceni. Dotazy
zaslete do adm. t. listu pod
Znackou 1922. 5-3
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc zena ia hospody-I
nj, 30 pflpade muze miti sveD
dite. Haste sc mezi ) a 8. h..
veccr Y els. 3O48 Nursery Ay.'
o..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
Priserna rodinna tragedie

Z Berlina, 8. dubna. Jisty
galvaniser ztyral kladivem svo
il zenu, strelil pax sveho syna
Z revolveru do spanku a vyho-
dill svoji dceru, omraciv il kla-
divem, oknem ma ulici, kde zu-
stala mrtva lezeti. Ma policii,
pfivolanou sousedy, strilel pax
z balkonu, nacez vystoupil ma
zabradli a prohnal 81 kull hla-
WI. Mrtev sritil sc ma ulici.
Policejni urednici, vniknuvsl
do zabarikadovaneho bytu, ma
sli pani tezce, nikoliv vSak III
votu nebezpecne zranenu, tez-
&C zraneny hoch byl prevezen
do nemocnice.
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SMOLfKUV ZAVOD

jenz neni k pfekonani.
Pfineste Vase Satstvo do ob-
chodu V c. 6217 Broadway neb
zavolejte my 81 pro objednav
ku pTijedeme a tez Vam il
privezeme. @. S. Union 553-W
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LOupezny vrah Peterka v Blu

dapesti. Pri vySetrovanl flora
du V pankracke trestnici pro-
vedeny byly prohlidky neien u
dozorcu, nybrz i trestancu a
tn pri prohlidce cely znameho
zlocince Habetina, ktery na
podzim $ vrahy Peterkou a Ma
rincem uprchl trestnice, male
zeny dukazy, re byl pisem-
mem spojeni S Peterkou, ktery
uprchl do Budapest. Z teto prl
ciny ucineno opatreni, ably upr-
chly vrah byl zatcen.
Pozar Cervenem mlyne u
Plzne. V ned6li 8. dubna z ra-
na vypukl pozar dratovne
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
Miners Take Holiday.

Louisyiiic, April i.-WhIle SIN
ty thousand miners OF Kentucky
took a holiday in observance of the
anniversary of the eight-llour day.
reports received tonight report
that mining in the state viii not
be affected seriously by the suspeD-
sion begun last midnight. The full
effect in kentucky. however. Will
not be kuowu before Monday.
The only field likely 20 be dis
turbed, according to the reports,
is the Harlan district in Southeast
crn Kentucky. where figures Of the
state Inspector Of miucs shoI a
034 men were employed. How
ever. several large mines there Will
not be affected.
\ telegram from John l.. Lew
is international president. directing
the men continue work IN sev-.
cral mines in The Harlan district
under the recent wage agreement
based on the 1917 wage scale was
read at a. mass meeting Of miaer5
at pineville to-day.
Union miners in western Ken
tucky have agreed to remain 81
work and the Eastern Kentucky
field is non union.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
STARVATION
IN CENTRAL
ARMENIA
Disease Stalks in Trail of Pow
crty-Somc Resort to
Human Flesh Diet

New York. April 2.-The ravaSes
Of hunger among the Inhabitants
Of mountain villages in central
Armenia were described as appall-
ing in a cabled report from Near
East Relief Investigators. given out
today by Charles Y. I-iccry. general
secretary of the organization.
With the break of winter, the
dispatch said. K y. Dcwncr OF
Kingston. y. Y. made five days
visit by horseback to 20 villages
having a popuplation OF $4,000 and
found that i9 out of every 80 per
sons were afflicted With disease due
to malnutri,ion. Eoodstuffs through
out the area were exhausted
Several cases were so desperate
that the people resorted 10 eating
OF human flesh" the report said.
which practice was sharply pun
ished by the authorities. Officials
said that they are doing all they
can to prevent it. but the people
lose their senses from hunger.
In many Of the villages visited,
Mr.. Dover reported that the chill
Gren had lost their hair during the
winter. Bread was being made
from al! kinds Of substitutes in
cludinG flax. chaff and sawdust. and
children were being fed with indi.
Scstiblc materials extracted from
refuse
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
PRESS ASSOCI-
ALTON WILL Sc
LECT PLACE
Executive Committee to Meet
in Columbia Friday Night
District Men Confer

Columbia. April 3.-The execu-
tive committee OF the South Caro-
lima Press association will meet IN
Columbia Friday night so-seleet 4
place for the annual meeting OF the
association this year. 1t is under
stood that there Will he several in
vitationS extended TO the aSsocia-
lion.
Members of the executive corr
mittee are L. Wisfall Cheatham Of
l1dscfield: +. c. Witlicrs of Cohm-
bia; r. II. Hitt of Bamberg: 4. i.
Jordan OF Dillon and Z. Peace
OF Greenville. Others who will at
tend the meeting Friday night are
II. G.. Ostcen of Sumter. president:
J. Rion Mckissick OF Greenville,
first vice president: o. X. Williams
Of Rock Hill, second vice president;
Harold c. Booker of Columbia, sec
c1-ctary. and August kolin OF Coz
lufnLia treasurer.
Friday at noon there will be a
ccnfeser:ce->of newspaper men
and employing printers Of the Sew
enth congressional district. This
will be for the purpose
Of discussing general business con-
diticas. Newspaper men and en-
ploying printers Of each of the eth-
er congressional districts viii prob
ably hold similar conferences daT.
ing The month Of April.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
THE SUPREME
COURT DOCKET

Columbia. April 3.-The appeal
OF Jesse Gappins. one OF the mu-
der trio in thr penitentiar'y death
house. is sci for hearing Before the
state supreme court in the docket
issued by Harry McCaw, clerk Of
the court. yesterday. The court be-
gins It's spring term on .tpa1i II.
Another case OF statewide interest
is that of the state agaislSt +. \.
Mittlc. charged With murder. Nit
ilc Killed u ciyil engineer named
Patterson and was convicted. Next
Monday the Supreme co1'rt&iIl sit
en bauc 20 hear tWo eases. osteen
vs. ;sic Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road. and RcRno W. The Sea board
Air Line.
Third circuit Tuesday. April IS.
TWO .3ays: l. State Us. Green. 2.
Snitl, 4 Co. W. Thompson. ). Ok
weld .Acctyiene company vs.. Chan
dl.r. &. Wilson ct al -. PoSton.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
S225,0OO FIRE
LOSS AT UNION
Almost Entire Block Of City
DESTROYED by-Flames

Union. .AnriI LINTON was visit
cd this morning at $50 O'Clock
with one Of the most disastrous
fires since 1905. when the same
block. known as the Townsend
block. was completely wiped out.
and which was destroyed TINS
morning with the exception of the
Bailey Builders supply building.
Late estimates show that on con-
scrvlfive basis the loss Of property
known as the Townsend block and
Peoples supply Company by flr"
carly this morning will amount to
| S22J. 000. with about ~ per cent
insurance.
Tho fire started in ". l.. Green $
place OF business and spread on
either side until the buildings oc-
cupicd by J. L, Bolton. Cas! Gro
cry Company and Peoples Supply
| Company We're completely destroy
ed. This is one Of the most i'm
posing business blocks in the city
of nion and is the first block east
of the Southern Railway. over the
business concerns burned were the
home Of the lIlkS' Lodge and also
the armDry.
The E.lks' home was ono OF the
most complete homes in this St::ta
and was; only partly insured. while
the ;irmory had about a $1,000
supply nf armury stock on hama
and ,nuchine gun. and Very little
/ insurance was carried on this.
w. T.. Grcca WIS insured fcT
about 30 per ctnt, OF the value OF
his stool, and buildings and had 1oS
cars burned.
j. l.. Boltn's garage. who has the
Ford agency for this county. was
| insured for about 90 per cent. The
building was owned hy Nh. K. l.
McNally and Insured for 10000
Mr. McNally dropping $1,000 insur-
ance ON the building last week.
The Peoples Supply Company.
who's, handsome building was also
burned. had their stock OF grocer
les ws!Gons and buSSics insured
fully. but carried nothin: like the
Waite Of the building in Insurance..
This handsome block OF build
ingS. valucd ut 49,. 600. is now I.
m;lSS nf ruins. aud the Union fire
company, With mill companies. did
y Spi,.ntlid work i'm Keeping the fire
under control.
Th,, plat" GLASS windows "t the
car"vt! building. just across. We're
',;"'l"n l,y the heat from the fire.
and tbs. stock Il the Cash Grocery
G"nnpanv is ruined from water.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
NAVY MAKES
AVIATION SAFER
Wireless to Be Used to MINI
imize Danger

Washington. April - Naval
aviation regulation governing nava!
air craft in flighr are devised TO
cut the risk TO machines and tiierS
to the lowest point possible. it was
asserted today in an explanation of
naval practices made public by
Secretary DENLY. The regulations
include provisions for enabling the
planes to keep constantly in touch
by radio with ships or shore sta
tons along the route insurinS
prompt assistance in case of disas-
ter and minimizing the danger OF
losing u plane and its crew at sea-.
No naval plane is dispatched
over 3; route where it will he at
any time completely out Of touch
with the radio stations at one end
or the other Of the route, the cN-
planalon said The power Of the
radio equipment in any plane Sc
lectcd for such flight must be
sufficient under the regulations. to
span a little. more than half the to-
tai distance Of the flight ordered.
II Il thousand miles is TO be cover
cd. the radio plant in the plane
must be sufficient 10 communicate
more than 500 miles.
Where there is any possibility OF
u forced landing between the start
and the end of the flight, TWO planes
must be sent together. In case
Un.. is forced down ii is assumed
that th.. other will be able 10 hover
above and report and then make
q landing itself to aid the disabled
machine.
~ another prccautiou position
reports must be sent 10y the ma
chimes in hight at regular intervals
while making the passage. Should
some extraordinary accident force
down both planes simultaneously
auG silence their radio calls, res
cue parties can ne rushed 10 the
place OF The last position and begin
tn" search with rca>ona bic hope OF
picking up the ;;viatorS IN Il COM
parativcly shortly distance from
thai spot.
.\S . tjnal precaution all naval
planes are equipped with rocket
pistols TO fire color signals at night
To SuiG. reScucrs to their AID.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
PROGRESS
Being MADE
ON ROADS
Construction C. o m :
panies at Work on
County Roads, Also
Bridges Being Built


The work Of grading on tho
Manning road and of the laying OF
curling and the making of cutters
for. onc-half mj.c u st beyond tue
limits on this ,.oao, il; reported
as advancing v"ry satisfactorily.
The hard surf;ici1lg IF this road for
three and one-ttntl. miles is in the
hands ot the Adams-Evans Con-
struction Company. Of Jackson
Vile. Fla. This construction COM
pany WIS also granted the con-
tract for the paving of the three
and one-tcnth miles on the Bishop
vile road and the work Of grading
has also been begun on this road.
The contract for the building of The,
four miles Of hard surface road on
The Maycsrillc road was let to the
Slattcry and Henry Construction
Company. Of Grccnvillc. and 4
great deal of the grade work on
this road has been almost COM
rlctcd.
Inc DlluSc NOik. VI iiiNit Nt''
necessary with the hard surfacin$
of :hc reads. WAS placed with the
Mallard Lumber Company. OF
GrcclnyvilIe. The first bridge To be
begun by the company WAS thc
bridge ovcr Green Swamp ON th"
StatcburG road This bridge. a
three span bridge is expected 20 be
completed within the next ten
days. The work on both IT,"
bridges and the roads has been
very much impcdcd by the rainy
weather. but much good progress
is noW being mad" during tn" fair
weather by all Of the construction
companies nj work in the county.
In addition tn the building ot the
Green swamp bridge. the Mallal,d
Lumber Company is at work on
several Of the bridges Of the Rocky
Bluff Swamp on the MayeSvlll.'
road aad is also ut work with the
laring of Il culvrrt over, the mill
race ut Whites Mill OF the Bishop
Vile read.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
DIAL ATTACKS
SHIPPING
BOARD
South Carolinian Calls
It Most Incompetent
S e t Of "Giggling:
School Girls. Big
Losses Shown

Washington. March 30.--.iasert-
ing that he is opposed to Throwing
away more money on such an in
competent set az the Shipping,
Board" Senator y. Z. Dial opened
an attack on ship subsidy today
with the following remarks to the
semitic:
Il notice that tho Shipping
Board has come to congress asking
for subsidies. I am not surprised
that they should ask for help con-
SidcrinG the manner in which they
have carried or the business en-
trusted 10 their care. have had
occasion ito familiarizc myself 70
some extent with their methods
and must S.y that ! know OF no
government officials who look
upon their duties as lightly rs do
members of thcs>hippins board, al
though several of it's operatives are
drawing salaries rs high as So
600 a year.
They were before ;hc commit
tee on commerce some time ago
and never w:,S reminded more
forcibly of fourtecn-ycar-osd gig
Cling schoolgirls than was on
that occasion.
Il noticed in the newspapers Il
day or two ago that they had some
lci ships tied up in the n.,i@hbor-
hood Of New York and til: report
stated that they had 900 guards
and yet they allowed something
like 100000 worth of government
property to be stolen from those
ships.
The fact is that instead OF Try
ing TO look out for business they
have tied up ships TO keep from
carrvin. on business. | believe that
ou, Of something Ike 800 steel
ships they were operating some
time ago only 3S,. Ii is even
cl:,imcd that they did not have
enough ships for commission tu
carry the corn which we donated
20 ,h, starving. people, OF Russia. :
Senator Dial is u mcnbcr OF thc
co,unittc" 20 which the ship sub
sidv bill is referred. His attack
WIS not answered but it wai noted
in tho galleries ;tS the beginning;
OF u bitter f:ht over the subsidy
proposal Of the administrations.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
Bill to Complete
Muscle Shoals
introduced
Washington

Washington March :;i.-Tltr
Of work I" COM
l.l.t.- the Wilson pam and construct
Dam NUnihcr Three IL Muscle
Shoals uu,l"r government &ppro-
pri.,ti"n and supervision Will be.
proposed t" the SENATE by thair-
ni;tn Norris the agriculture cont
mite. announced after I'm inSp"c-
tien "Trip. II * estimated that sev-
cu million live hundred thousand
dollars viii IL. necessary for III"
first. N"ar>S work
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
TOO MANY
COAL MINES
Legislation Proposed to Pre-
vent Over Development of
Industry

New York. April I.-Cousrcs
sional action TO prohibit the over
development OF the coal industry l.
proposed ~ Philip Murray. vice
president Of the United Mii"
Workers rs y cure for the great
evil which has .AEicrir;l in III" grip
o: Il ration wide strike. II. said
ih" ,ncn arc required to iiVc u Year
on the earnings from FORTY 10 two
hundred days work. bcc;luSc of
Otcr- -irOdMclion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
TELEPHONE
RATES TOBE
REDUCED
Cooper Signs the
Telephone Rate Re-
ducing Act Passed
by the Last Legisla-
ture

Columbia, April Ex-Governor
Cooper today signed the telephone
rate reduction act passed by the
last legislature The act puts back
into effect the telephone rates
which were operative the first Of
last year. prior TO the action Of the
railroad commission in allowing
the rate Increase The governor is
issuing statement this afternoon
explaining his action. The telc-
phone company is expected TO I'M
mctl;ately take action to prevent
the enforcement of the act. lnJunc-
ton proceedings will probably be
instituted. though, as yet, no move
has been made.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
PROSPECTS Arr,
NOT BRIGHT

Sesser, Ills. April 1.-Th" coal
miners of Illinois viii remain on
strike as long as they can safely
do SO. Lon Fox. Ninth District
president of the Cni*od Nine
Workers declared here today. but
we are not going to continue that
course until our organization is de-
moralizcd," he added.
President Fox warned the min
er> that they arc starting on what
may be Il long strike at u time
when the prospects are not bright.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
:.
EMPEROR
dies IN EXILE
Former Ruler Of Aus
tria- H IN g ary
Passes A w " q t
Funchal,. Madeira
Islands Today

Funclal, Madeira. April L.
Former Emperor Charles of Aus
tria Hungary. died here today.
Former Emperor Charles and
his wife, Zcta. We're sent into exile
by the entente allies after he
made two spectacular attempts to
regain the thrones either of Aus
tria or Hungary. \lthouEh the sit
uation on the island of MADEIRA re-
sembied that Of Napoleon at 81
Helena, Charles and Zita occupied
I; much more comfortable position,
Their exile began November 18Th
last. Charles became i'll a week
ago, with bronchial pneumonia.
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GOV. RUSSELL'S
CHARGES ARE
UNFOUNDED

Jackson. Miss. April 1.-The
legislative committee that is inves-
tisatins Gov. Rgsselrs charges
that fire insurance companies had
inspired the hundred thousand dol
tar seduction suit against him. in
stituted By Miss Frances Eirk-
head. reported to the house today
that tue investigation failed to
substantiate Governor Russefrs
charges
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FLOOD HELD
IN CHECK BY
SAND BAGS

Helena Ark, April Work
men returning from the Oldtown
Ievee where eavinS occurred last
night said that the water from
the flooded Mississippi had gone
through the gap in the front Ievee
but IS being held by the sub-l@yce@
built of sandbas-s.
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BOMB THROW
ING IN BELFAST

i:clfaSl. April Ia bomb Was
into the fan:iiE circle OF Il
laooreI named ponncllv. <illine; ms
tllrec-ycar-p sen. and woundl!n:
~ @ ctil,r c;liidr,. ANA Dpnrrily.
-Four s!IotS Wcr" then fired al Mrs.
fam. without effect
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COAL
PRODUCTION
Output at Maximum Just Ee'
fore the Strike

Washington, .>pril > oal pro-
,luciion OF $4,000 tons. tbc high
,St since December i@1o. WAS reach
cd in the hituninous coal industry
during tn. week ended March %,
according Ia the geological survey.
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Losses During February.

Washington. March 80 Tho
Shipping Eoa~d suffered a net loss
on the operation of ships of s.
Laslicr announced today This. h"
said. w;ls the lowest recorded since
tho government engaged IN thu
commercial operation Of lis v'.s.
sol
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ot,lon ,n,;l :-prcDior l.

London. April "-Prcmirr Lloyd
George is 10 address tn" lFol's" OF
Commons today to ask for an cX-
PRECISION of confidence III the gov
rrnmcnfs policy toward The inter
national economic conference ut
G.noa 1t is expected 10 receive a
substantial ma jority.
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Helena Nix. April 3-t'urthcr
GIVING IN the lcvcc II oldtoWn on
tn" Mississippi river w:ls reported
today Developing serious Sitila-
ton M"n are being recruited au,i
ri;>ll.d 10 the scene