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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH
HEMIsPHEREs BOILED DOWN
TO LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR QUICK READING
Brief Notes Covering Happenings in
This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest
to All the People.
Canadians Can Export Beer.

WINDSOR, Ont-Exporting beer
from border cities to the United
States is legal as far as Canada is
concerned.
, Hail Stones Half Inch Thick.
SACRAMENTO, Cal.-Hailstones
measuring almost a half inch in
diameter peppered this city recently
during one of the most severe storms
experienced in many years.
Naval Academy Students Fall.
ANNAPOLIS, Md.-One hundred
and four midshipmen were found
deficient in their studies as result
OF the semi-annual examinations at
the naval academy and will be COM
PEELED to resign.
Work Gets Hays Job.
WASHINGTON - AS the time
draws near for Postmaster General
Hays to leave the cabinet the word
from administration sources is that
DR.. Hubert Work, assistant postmas-
ter general, will be appointed in his
stead.
Montana Bank Is Closed.
BOHEMIAN, Mopt.-The American
National bank Of Three Forks was
closed by the national bank examiner
recently owing to shrinkage in the
values of collateral for loans and in
ability of farmers in that vicinity 70
meet their loans.
Free Booze for Sick.
WASHlNGTON.-Federal prohibi-
ton directors in all states have been
instructed by Commissioner HAYNES
to cooperate to the fullest extent
with physicians and druggists wher-
ever influenza is raging or there is
other public catastrophe requiring
liquor.
Call In Tax Exempt Bonds.
Observation-Disclosures is
made by Secretary Mellon that the
$4OO,OOo,OOO outstanding on tax ex-
empt "a per cent Victory notes
have been called for redemption at
par on June ID and that the con.
version privilege Of Victory notes
suspended beginning February 9.
Boy bankruptcies Born.
WEST PLAINS, Mo.-Many citi-
zens OF this place and surrounding
territory travelled to Brandsville, near
mere, to see the bodies of the boy
bankruptcies born to Mrs. Stonewall
Willard before the burial The boys
each weighed nearly four pounds.
they were born Saturday, but died
shortly after their birth. Mrs. Will
lard has six living children.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
German Rail Strike Lost.

BERLIN.-The railway strike has
been called off. The strikers COM
mittee Friday notified Chancellor
Wirth that the men would resume
work conditionally on the govern
ment's assurance that it would re-
frain from reprisals in the nature of
wholesale discharges. The govern
ment reserves the right to reprimand
the leaders, but promised that the
regular workers would be reinstated.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
Stop Work on Ships.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work
on IA capital ships was recently sus
pended by order of Secretary DENLY
under direction of President Hard
ing. The step was taken in antici
patton OF ratification of the naval
limitation treaty which resulted from
the Washington conference and un-
der which only three of the vessels
involved will be completed as war
craft. The II others will be scrap
ped or converted to merchant ships
under the treaty.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
Ford Gets Lincoln Motors.

DETROIT-Henry Ford formally
came into possession of the Lincoln
Motor company of Detroit Saturday,
when Federal Judge futile confirmed
sale Of the property, effected at pub
lie auction. Mr.. Ford, through his
representatives, bid $S,O0O,0OO for the
Lincoln holdings, being the only one
to offer bid. The price was the
lowest that could be accepted.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
Many Americans There.

hoME'-A thousand Americans so.
Journing here applied to the Ameri-
can college for tickets to the corona
.ion OF Pope Plus Sunday, but the al.
iotment by the Vatican to the college
only amount to 300.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES
Recent Happenings in This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Some Flu In Chelan.

SOIlc TIu III SHcIdHs
WENATCHEE.-In is prev
alent over Chelan county, but in mild
form.
Women's Club to Meet
EVERETT.-Fro June IL to IS in
elusive is the annual state convention
0 fthe federation of women's clubs at
Spokane.
Governor Married Al Years.
OLYMPIA.-Govern and Mrs.
Louis F. Hart February 8 received
congratulations on their 41st wedding
Harding.
Assets Shrink.
WALLA WALI4A.-The assets of
Walla Walla county shrunk SAL ,O76
between July 81, 1919, and August
81, 1921, according to report Of
w. G. CASTOR, state examiner.
Codd Charged With Murder.
SPOKANE.-Frank p. Brinton, the
Fort Wright soldier who was thrown
bodily into the light well in the
Granite building February 1, died Feb.
IL. Maurice p. Codd now faces a
first degree murder charge in con-
nection with Brinton's death.
s. H. Piles Gets Job.
SEATTLE.-Samuel H. Piles, for
mer senator from Washington, is un-
derstood to be slated for appoint
ment soon to an assistant secretary
ship in the state department, from
which, at the proper time, he will be
appointed to foreign diplomatic
post.
Newport Bridge Assured.
NEWPORT.-No objections or sug.
gestions for alteration of plans for
the proposed Pend Oreille river
bridge here, connecting Bonner coun-
ty, Idaho, and Pend Oreille county,
were submitted at the hearing here
before Colonel E, H. Schultz of the
army engineer corps.
Terrible Mistake.
CENTRALIA. = Almost an entire
family was wiped out Saturday when
five children of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Rhodes, residing at Klaber, in south
western Lewis county, died an hour
after taking what was purported to
be epson salts, administered to them
by their mother. The mother was
to take some of the medi-
cine when she discovered the effect
it was having on the children. The
medicine in the original package will
be sent to the state chemist for
analysis. The mother is Frustrated
with grief.
RECENT DEATHS
PALOUSE.-Perry Hites, age 6S,
pioneer of this place.
R1TZVILLE.-Henry A. Bier, age
10, Of cancer of the stomach.
SEATTLE.-Ninety descendants,
including 10 children, A grand-chil-
lren and SO great-grandchildre sur
7ive John w. Bond, age "a, who died
It his home here. He was a Civil war
,eteran.
AAOOMA.- SouIuouoTe ferTy BY
I'm, said to have been the youngest
oldier enlisted during the Civil war,
s dead. At the time of his death he
vas SO years of age and he enlisted
Is a drummer in Company D, oath
egiment, Iowa infantry, at the age of
years and 10 months. His father
vas colonel Of the regiment.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
DOG SAVES THREE CHILDREN
Digs Way Out When Snowslide
Covers Montana Youngsters.

Digs Way Out When Snowslide
Covers Montana Youngsters.
LIVINGSTON, Mont.-A dog, tun.
neling through snowslide eight feet
IN depth, recently saved the lives of
the three children of f. J. Lyons. a
Mill creek rancher. The children
were playing in ditch in the path
OF the slide, which, without warning,
covered them
NOME age 8, was rescued by
throwing her arms about the dog as
lhe animal dug its way through the
SNOW TO the surface. She was able
10 summon other members of the
Lyons family, who rescued Jimmy.
age Z, and Austin, 5. The two
younger children were unconscious
when dug from the snow but unhurt
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
Magnetic.

Twinkle, twinkle, little sock,
With your perforated clock,
There below the skirt so high,
You're a magnet for the eye.
The White Wing
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
Alaska Trade ls $65,954,566.

JUNEAU. Alaska.--Alaska's imports
ana exports during 1921 totaled $65..
9o4,566 In value, exports doubled i'm.
ports.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17

Don't Have Gray Hairs" says a
dyeing request
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
Work Gets Hays Job.

WASHINGTON. - AS the time
draws near for Postmaster General
Hays to leave the cabinet the word
from administration sources is that
DR.. Hubert Work, assistant postmas-
ter general, will be appointed in his
stead.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17

Observation-Disclosures is prev
alent over Chelan county, but in mild
| form
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

Deske plastky, vn6na smsen VS.. velk az 75c h. 29c
Detske bavn. pune. sesl. patty spcky, 35c h. 1sc
Damske vnene puncochy, sesilene patty spcky, 29c
$3.50 hedv pune moderne vypravene, jen cerne $1OO
$125 dstske no1ni ibory DIR. Dentona, jen 79c
Nspodob. vlnsns pun6ochy SOC hod par jen Csc
$1.25 kozene brasny kabelky riz. tvar jen po 89c
Az 75c skvosty, jehice, nausnice atd patek 39c
75c spaneske hfebeny, rGz. velk. IVORY jen 55c
4 15c stolni stfibro, rdz. drlhi pstek jen Sc
Al 75c perlovs n6hrdelniky az 80 p. dl. ski. 29c
Damske rukavice, dvousponk. podsivka, par za65c
Chap. 29c rukavce vn6ne, vs.. barev, skepenf 19c
Damske kapesnky, obste kraje vysivane rohy po 7c
Al &c cluny krajky, pal. SIR bile = Sc
Al 36 p. s. corduroy, vyb. barev AZ $1.19 h. 69c
$1.98 Duches saten, cerny sfon tafet yard $148
Az 98c sport ranes, 36 p s. jine laky, yard Soc
$248 kostkovany velour Sd s. tez plady yd $1.5s
$1.48 hedv. samet, TOW. zbytky, AZ Is p. ). 74c
35c voile, jen billy te6kovany vyb jalk. yard 2lc
) Markezytove zaclony bile neb krem $1.19 h. "a Csc
) S3.96 axmnsterske koberce 27x52, patek $2.95
$2495 samet koberce, 9x12 stop sklepen jen $1905
, Velour draperie rdx. barev jen zitra yd $1.89
, Svstls tmavs blizy pro 6-15lets hochy po 39c
Chap vnene obleky, moderni tvary az pro 81 $398
Chap. vnene kalhoty pro az 18 sklepen jen $l95
Chlapecke kabaty do deste, 4-6 d1kladne jen $295
MuxskS kalhoty do prics, modrS hnSds, $l.o5
Zbyle z8clon l1tky, markeztt, wolfe atd I'd 25c
S10.95 Neponset koberce 9x10h, alover, jen $50
Samet koberce schody q p s. vyb WORT I'd $l.6S
Az $3.50 sn9rovatky tow zbyty vs. tvari velk 79c
-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
TAKE CLEVELANDSKA FE.
|DERACE PRACE PROTESTU-
JE PROTI ODSTEHOVANf
IMMICRACNf URADOVNY.

K protestu Obchodni Komo-
ry proti pfemistenf pristehova-
lecke distriktni dfadovny z Gle
velandu do Buffalo piipojuac
sc i Clevelandska Federace
Prace. Jest to po delsi dobe,
kdy ODE jmenovame organisa-
ce spolu postupuji neb Obcho-
dni Komora sc stavela vzdy
prot delnickym snaham, po-
sledne toho dokazala v boji o
dilnu uzavrenou a otevrenou.
Federace zaslala protestni te-
legramy senatordm Spoj. Sta
tn Frankovi Willisovi a Atlee
Pomercnovi I rkongresnfkdm
B,rtonovi, Nortonovi a Gahno-
vi. Obsah protestu uvadl znA-
me jiz ddvody, ze Cleveland
jest pom6rn6 vetAfm sonstrede'
MIN cizinci nezli Buffalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
DEBS JAKO REcNlK
v CITY CLUBU.

Vybor verejnych zalezitosti
City Clubu vcera odhlasoval
pozvat; Eugena V. Debse. ably
v zmin6ne organisaci mluvil.
Pro navrh odevzdano bylo 5
hlasd, proti 2 a pet cleni bylo
nepritomno. President klubu,
Frank G.. Cain, ale naridil ia
jemnikovi F. T. Hayesovi, ably
niceho We v6ci nepodnikal do
kud sc nesejde a o zalezitosti
nepoiedna riditelska rada.
Cain sam jest proti navrhu a
die jeho nazoru Jest nutno, by
riditele dali svdi souhlas. W.
Dor pax oddvodnuje prijeti ma
vrhu okolnosti, ze 81 80 pro-
cent ,clenstva Debse slyseti pre-
je a dale re schGze klubu ma
il byti pfistupny vsem nazor1m
pronesenym $ reenicke tribu-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
HOTEL A DIVA RESTAU.
RANTY ZAVkENY.


Jako varov&ni vSem, kdoz
nedbaji prohibicnich naTizeni
povolil vtera federalni soudce
Westenhaver zGdosti prohibic-
niho agenta a vydal docasnv
zakaz, die ktereho mali byti
xavreny jeden hotel a diva re.
stauranty, proto, ze bylo doka
zano prodavani hhovych napo-
ia hostim. Pbstizenymi jsou
hotel Ansonia ma Prospect av.
u vych. 80. ul. mistnost The
ENTERTAINERS Clubu ma Kinsman
jisty restaurant ma Prospect.
Soudce po novem roce pax je-
dnati bude 0 petici, kterou po-
zadovano, ably zminena til MI
sta, jako verejny pokoj rusici,
byla zavfena ma cely rok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
DODAVATEL POLlCEJNf
STRAzNICE v ZLEM
"TRUBLU".

Ma hlayni police6nf staniri
,prodaval caste rukavice polici-
stun 34-lety Josef Reuth, z {.
1O901 Wade Park Ave. Pred
tydnem vstoupil do grocerniho
obchodu L. B. Reicha muz,
jenz 81 vybral z pokladny $25
a prave vstoupivsiho klerka O.
hrozoval namirenym revolve-
rem. Popis lupice podobal sc
vsak policejnfmu rukavi6kari
a v tomto take byl lupic We
skerou urcitosti poznan a tax
Sc octl Reuth "a mrizemi tam,
kde delal casem dobre obcho-
dy. Nu, bude v base aspoE
"jako doma."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
AVIATIKY OBJEvENY DO
MNELY vRAk vLECNA-
KU CORNELL.

Diva clevelandsti letci spa
tfii vcera ma jezefe vrak, die
domnenek pochazejfci ze zmi-
zeleho vlecnaku Cornell a dnes
rano mel vyplouti z Erie, Pa,
parnik, ably trosky byly pro-
hlednuty. C. E. Johnson, pilot
ma vzdusnf linii mezi Cleve-
tandem Chicagem a r. M.
Allison, pilot linie New York
Cleveland vzletli kazdy We
vlastnim aeroplanu a oba ma
lezli lodni trup delky AS rs
stop. DIE prvniho zdanl ma
lezcG jest vrak zbytkem lodi
stroskotane neb spatrili parni
kotel jine lodni prislusnosti
mad vodou.
Jinak marn9 bylo po mrtvo-
lach sedmi lodnikd patrano a
vyslovena jest moznost, re te-
Ia nalezena budou v troskach,
jest-li re arci tyto jsou pozH-
statkem hledaneho plavidla.
Blizslmu ohledani trosek bra
Mia obema letcIm husta mlha,
jez letce konefne donuti4a k
navratu do Clevelandu. Mlha
ztezuje ba nekteaych pripa.
dech j znemoznuje patrani ra
iezero vyslanych cluni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
NOVA OBEr DOPRAvNfCH
NESTESTf.

Pred domem (. 59O5 Carne-
gle ave.. pfejet byl vcera ranc
70-lety Sam E. Galloway, z {,
1914 Mount Overlook I'd. S.
E. Stafec dopraven byl ihned
,lo nemocnice sv.. Lukaae. kde
vsak ' noci zemfel. Neopatr.
ms ffdic byl zatcen q obzalovan
re zabitl a bude dnes policcj.
MIN zalobcem vyslechnut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
si[9S|[ E;ll|fl1

Tyto zvlaStnos jsou pouze pro pStek Mnozstvi jest
omezeno, tax aby.bylo obchodnikim zamezeno kupo-
vat Z1dne postovni, dobrku neb telefonf objed-
nsvky Zelens znSmky uspofi V6m 800.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
MA STAVBE ZABITY
MONTER.

Y nemocnici ma Huron rd.
zemrel "a kratko po doprave-
nj w. Gardner, 1922 zap. 1872
ul., povolanim monter, ktery
vcera "a prace ma novostavbe
Union Trust Co. ma vych. g. ul.
a Euclid ave. spadl , devateho
ma pate ppschodi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
PateGni lace:
!: We skIepeni u:
The May Co.:

500 vnen. serz damskych oblekd az $6.75 h. $3.50
Divci $25 kozesinove kabaty velk. 6, 10, $14.75
Flaste do deste pro 6-14l. divky jen patek TIC
Damsks zimni kabsty az SIT h. vsech velL. $7S5
Damsks SIS kozesny, ruksvnilky limce, $675
500 lepsch dvcfch sotysovych oblekG GA, jen 90c
Damske sukne neil sezonnf tvary prunella atd. $295
$3975 koz. kabaty hnede taupe hedv. pods. $29.75
IS dlouhe plssts do dests, nepromokavs, $3.85
Csc oblekovy ;oty;, ~ p. !. vsech druhd, yd 1sc
l8c Sir. perka vkusnych vzord zast6ry yd 12hc
Outing flanel, dvoji lie, rozvln pruh kostk. yd 15c
Ciste billy detsky flane rozvln. prav 22c jen 15c
CSC pOlst&fe postel, plnsne smsen. peri Csc
So deky postel dvojits, seds, Ultra jen $3.50
Snehobia vata do dek prosivek, vel. 3x3H ydd, 79c
22c challis ma komfortky, 36 p s. kvitk j. yd l5c
25c flanel, jedn. plady jen patek ski. yd 1ec
Csc art kreton, allover IVORY delky atd. yd zoe
Muzske 81 pajamas flaneletu velk AID SIPS
Muzske hedv kosile, neprav. az 81 zbozi, en $2.95
Muzska rozvln. union trka, vsech vek. skep. $1.49
Muz. rozvn. ponozky, bile patty spicky 75c h. 29c
$2.S5 muzske flanel. kosile, kapsami $1.98
Muzske ko;ile do prsce pfpoj. limcem jen TIC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

- Pfi Sylvestrovslks zabavs
R6du Zizka sis. 8, {. S. P. S.
uvidite jaky neslavny konec
vezme letosni rok a dozvite
sc, CO pro Vas ma "Jinoro-
Sak" pfisti. Opatfte 81 yeas
pozv@nky, bez nichz nebude
nikdo pfipustsn. A coz ty
staro- a nladoEe pisns,
ty Sc budou tanGit pfi hud-
be sokolske. Zaeatek v s ho-
din vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
PkEDpISY, JAK Sc NAME
LOUcITl Sc STARYM
RoKEM.
Z<dnS pfihybkni podexfelych
nxpojt, x<dnk vitSnf' stfelbou
nov<ho roku, ale "a to mi.
xete tancovati pfes Gas.

mayor rTe0 hOnlcT, I0QcTal-
nj prohibicni agent Chas. J..
Burns a okresni serif, vcera
skorem sou6asne prohlasili j.
ste omezeni obvyklych oslav.
zn&mych pod jmenem ''sylve-
stTi&d" a vitani noveho roku v
Cleveland6 a jeho okoli.
Mayor Sci v teto snaze nej-
dale neb 81 pozval ma radnici
.spravce a riditele hoteld a re-
stauraci a vypravel Jim, co bu.
de zak&zano a co dovoleno.
Nedovoleno jest louciti neb
vitati Sc pffpitky, leda by, v
poharech byl oukrop neb kava,
take novorocni atrelba jest za-
kazana ac jinak mozno pdso-
biti krayal zcela die chuti. Po-
dobn6 jest dovoleno "a precho-
du v novou cru tanciti die libo~
sti. lKohler to mysli vazne a
varoval svoje posluchacstvo
pred neuposlechnutim vyhrdz-
kou, ze bude miti vsude svo1e
Spicly, ktefi budou mad zacho-
vanfm toho moralnfho desate-
ra pfisn9 bditi.
Sylvestr jest dovoleno slavitl
bud jiz v sobotu aneb v nede-
Ii, kdy bude milostiv6 udilenc
povoleni baviti sc az do 2 ho-
din. Ferman, ktery by delal
cest j tomu nejprustejsfmu kra-
Ii, plati ovsem jen pro mfstno-
sti vefejne, donna mdzete slavf-
ii Sylvestra neb treba Novy
rok az do kuropeni, to p. ma
vor jeSt6 nezakazuje.
Ia schdze 8 hoteliery byl
Kohler tazan, jak 81 tito matt
pocinati, kdyz host 81 n9co sill
nGjsfho prinese ku pfikladu v
sosu sam. Mayor pax podal
odpcved', z ktere 81 arci mno-
ho nelze vybrati: "Nic tako-
v6ho. Jsou n9ktere zakony,
kterych nam mozno upraviti,
ale nikoli zakony statnf a fe-
deralni." Y.
yyslanfm ,spehounn do We.
fejnvch mfstnosti vyhrozuje
federalni prohibicni agent Ch
Burns, jenz Sc soucasne chlubi,
zeslna dnes trojnasobny, pocet
rochopd, majicich rozkaz kaz
deho sebrati a zavriti u koho
objcvena bude flaska, serit
Stanard Sc svymi pomocnfky
pax bude miti ma starosti "a.
jezdni hostince Ma silnicich v
nejblizsfm okoli. :,
Jak Jest vid6ti, ma panstvo
q moralku ljdu velke starosti
skoda vsak, ze tato zbytecna
northwest Sc nevybiji smeren
daleko uzitecn6jsim, takhlt
ku pfikladu, aby ma nasich ul
cich bylo nejen We dne ale "a
noci bezpecno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

- Co pana Antona p1lilo a
hryzlo, uvidite dne 7. ledna
v sini ]. A. Komensky.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-22
Mr., I'RANIHAM
IS BADLY HURT
while HAULING
Heavy Log Rolls Across
Back and 1t Is Believed
His Back Was Broken
Now In Hospital.

Chas. Trantham, aged 20, son-in-
law of Dee McHaney, residing seven
miles north of the city, is i'll the
Paragould sanitarium suffering from
injuries sustained last evening at
II O'Clock, caused by heavy log
rolling from wagon upon his BODY.
1t is believed the young mans back
is broken and very little hopes are
entertained for his recovery. He is
paralyzed from his waist down.
Mr. Trantham was engaged in
hauling some logs from a newly
cleared piece of land upon his farm
and last night just before quitting
his task for the night hauled a log
into one of his fields to fill a gull
ly While engaged in rolling the
log from the wagon into the gulch
his feet became entangled and he
fell across the depression and the
heavy timber, measuring II feet
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-22
babe, bob AND
BILL CE LIN
GAME TODAY
Three Members Of New
York Yankees Are Given
Permission to Enter Game
After S Weeks Suspension
lBy The United Pressl

Chicago, ILL.,, May 20.-Babe Ruth,
famous home-run king of baseball
and outfielder for the New York
Yankees of the American League,
who has been banned from baseball
since the start of the season, has
been reinstated by Kensaw Noun
tain Lands, supreme commissioner
of organized baseball. Ruth was
suspended for violating league rule
prohibiting participation in barn
storming tours after the close Of
the regular season. Babe last night Pc
titioned the commissioner for rein
statement according to the terms
of suspension and Lands wired the
Bambino this morning that the ban
had been lifted. Bob Meusel, out
fielder, and Bill Piercy, pitcher,
who accompanied Ruth on his barn
storning tour. also were reinstated.
The three had been suspended until
today but in order to be reinstated
had to ask permission from the COM
missioner
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-22
tFrom Saturdays Daily

With the praching of the baccalau-
reate sermon at the First Methodist
church at eleven o'clock tomorrow
morning the final week of study for
allpublic schools of the city and the
commencement week for the Senior
class of the high school will begin.
The class to be graduated this
year is the largest in the history OF
the institution, surprising by eleven
the class of twenty-eight that COM
pleted the prescribed course, last
spring. With a total of thirty-nine
finishing this week the number is
almost evenly divided, there being
eighteen boys and twenty-one girls.
In this respect, also, the class of
'22 makes a new record as no pre-
vious class has had either as many
girls or boys. The body has gained
unusual renowh in the annals Of
the institution by virtue of its
many splendid records in scholar
ship and school activities, including
dlHlellCS. OlliCGlS lOl tlIc SloSo u III :
ing the year now closing are as
follows: Franklin Wilbourn, presi-
dent; Otis Light, vice-president; Miss
Alberta Walker, secretary and Junior
Purcell, treasurer.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached by Rev. G. A, Raymond,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church at Newport, Arkansas. Rev.
Raymond is we'll known by several
residents of Paragould who have
either made his acquaintance since
his entrance into the ministry or
knew him during his childhood days
in Holly Springs, Miss, where his
father, Rev. T. a. Raymond, d. D.,
was president of the Mississippi Syn
odical College for Women. The
musical program for the service to-
morrow morning will be under the
direction of Miss Annie Lou Will
bourn.
Thursday evening at, eight o'clock
at the First Baptist church the class
exercises will be rendered. The
program will be as follows: Glass
Grafton, Lee Derry; piano solo, Miss
Clarice Thompson; Glass history,
Miss Carolyne breckenridge; Glass
poem. Earle Whitsitt;, vocal solo,
Virgil Thiel; Glass prophecy, Adrian
Coleman and the Glass will by Otis
Light.
Friday evening at the same
church and the same hour as that
at which the program of the Thurs