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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

verter, Does away with coal and wood.
Burns common coal OIL Cheaper than
coal Steo profit on each sale. No de-
ityetl,T No installing Write Parker
Mfe. Burn 1853. nayton. @.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

GlRLs-Wanted Ambitious girls TO talfo
bnsncas or music course work way
through college VIII give room. board
mud small salary Peterson Institute La
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ELECTRICITY taught BY experts. Earn
Wills you learn at homo Electrical book
and proof lessons free. Satisfaction guar.
aufHrd and position secured write to
chief Engineer Cooke, aiA6 Lawrence Ave,
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APARTMENTS For RENT.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEWSPAPER aud ioh offiee Tor sale.
we'll established. iu "a thriving Nehfas-
kh community Good uft- to+dato equip
Went. Prize 81 500 ehieago business &
Realty Exchange 2st So. tasalle St.
ChtCasa
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uauufy known. wants one man &c take
chArsr rt5h county fa different house
hGid nefessitles sure shot EnllHs plan
W.th free eifi makes sales easy Mi1atd
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hA tigt afinta A4is .sass sat ssa
am hHsss Fs $685. #tah
CENTRAL msista trasHs
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

| ALEsMEN-Overall business booming
Get fast-scllng. hig-commission. repeat
order sldeline Sell all general stores.
Write today. Cincinnati overall Mfg. Co,
| lA2l Cinclnnatl O.
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EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY FOR
RIGHT MAN

Rare opportunity Tor real salesman TO han
die exclusive and copyrighted line of
calendars fans, greetings, blotters, direct
by-mal service Venetian leather and high
grade advertising novelties In adjacent
territory, Liberal commission and bonus
contract offered. Line and territory offer
big possibilities AS money maker for rlght
man who is willing to work. If interest
ed, write w. X. Hopkins. care Omaha Bee
fuil details selling experience and busi-
ness references Also state where inter-
view can be arranged. Louis +. Dow Co.,
st. Paul
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MAN in each town 10
autos, reflectors, beds
Hers; ty new method
capital or experience,
Gunmetal Co, 1871 OH,
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AGENTS. MAKE ftho lN ~ DAYS
saHrs Mar Marvel ehinN compound.
new soap flakes and huins paddle MS
etHt sellers steady see per cent profit
hnaiHass Frte sftnpIss Miiahea to
tTFa b ffsf chicago
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The lost and Found Ads In The Omaha Bee Will Fin,
gy~e YmtMbb ghm M eh either los h hm Ah Uk
MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
FOR sktean years tha Lincoln agency
which II tho home office AGENCY of TIL
MIDWEST LIFE. hhs been open territory
. On OF before January 4 1898. this company
intends % place this agency under geh
eral agent or city manager The COMPANY
hnH upwards ~ eighteen millions ~ In
suranca IN force. uf which Two and one
haif millions arc upon residents uf Lincoln
and ~ suburbs. Here 10 splendid open,
lng for one who 10 capable o. personal
production ana the development Of a.
agency force. All letters should be al
dressed 20 the president. N. Y. Smell, LIN
coin, Ncb.
SlEN-lg hour 30 day. Distribute IS 90
household article free 20 ten thousand new
customers fer our guaranteed goods Part
lime saliafaetory Send for FREQ sampled
ami start quick. Jennings mfg CO.. Dis
tfict i7i1. Dayton ohio.
| MEN WAHTED--Locai manager In each
| county FOR advertising branch Big pay.
No canyasaing Whole or spare time. No
capital or experience required s. Meyer,
~ seventh st, Louisville, Ky
MEN Wishing positions fireman. brakemcn,
| o0lofad train porterp, on large Nebraska
| roeha, write Tor Information, yl2i 1900
month. Experience unnecessary Inter-
Hallway, Dept zbs. Indianapolis, Ind.
/ MENs- vide awake man 10 take charge ~
our local trade. So 20 s. daily steady; no
| experience required. pay starts AT once
| mIle QUAY american PRODUCTS 90"
slso Aih"llehh bldt, tlhelnhatls ".
mLTIGRAPH operator wanted. active
/ Address Box WIZ, Omaha bee.
LEARN ACCOUNTING.
| Positions are nlwaya omen for The accoun-
tancy frnined man
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS
SOCIETY
1915 city Nat Blk Bldg AT $3.50
sAIEgnAN hNTrD--Reilablc s,ies,naI
~ I'm M ,s,,u ma vbnicsols gtnrerv
trade. Iowa nnd Nebraska trrfltory self
ing established md hlshly Advertised gro
Gerry specially. This opening offers good
opportunity Tor ndvnnccnent 10 one who
s energetic and ambitious; all replies
considered slrlctly toAildehllhl. Owe hbe,
experience ana phone number ~h"n an
sALEsNEN -,oaI agency opportunity
100000 long established, successfnl
wholesaie con- eofpolatloh lhaMnB all
allPhshts HHott rom Hllhes ny igNcH.
pi,tts "Il'r y eA.iualFF nstnvy ,guts'ue ~
oItthal, EhpeIl'nge unheeessai '. 'rl
w tsp,l"i .1sohtiaI 70 NUT ~ MN,
g ginm,ci,, nIsA'"s bosa,p', gaa
60. sg75 So Racine AVG, chicago.
G1I,.e,lN- ,a,-,----s,.,.- ,-zi-.-,i
9Ad'l'sal r'N1--seil lohs dahse. 10Y pilced
,auao 49, FippV nipm.n,s pag-
inenh' ~ lhFeNt Hltul' We Hhaha9 IehP9h-
n,Die District Ioplase ,1td Nv zen saiss
~ inro,pe EVcrv hone trosneet or
plan il sweoplng the country Don't walt
10 write: telegraph. giving references
Ozarta Radio 6332 No. clark St. Chicago.
-,
bn ppSer man I 70 aei gou"fal h"rdware
Inc In southeastern Nebraska for Missouri
w. ii'tdr ns"" 10 ,'n,n13,is
sion stata aga and avnnricnce m reniv
Address Y .20ss omaha nee
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

devil food fruit cakes for your Thanks
giving dinner call AT 5232. and leave
Ordera.
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Nationally known eastern manu-.
facturer OF Automobile Engine
Replacement Parts seeks oonnec.
ton with responsible party.
either In business or dcslrious OF
entering this field Must be able
10 assist IN financing his bust.
ness aud have knowledge Of Pts,
ton Assembly trade, This Ia an
opportunity which viii stand full
est Investigation. Representative
will be in Omaha on Monday For
appointment address
Va0Ogg Omaha Hsa
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CLOTHING AND Flu. 8

FULL DRESS suits and ruxedos for rent
MARMOT fur coat 30.ln. $50. johnson.
AT 2s07
AMY shoes $3.50 7na No len
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AGENT WANTED.

AGENTs-s3O0 month easy. Drop every
thing else and sell this new style written
guaranteed hosiery. Must wear or re-
place free Wenrer is Judge. Experience
unneo essary, Spare time satisfactory
Steady pay Samples free, Trial Will
prove. Jennings Mfg. Co. Trial AZ, Day
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EDUCATIONAL.

]
/ EXPERIENCED oomptometff operators
aFs MlWaEa No demand N sou are not
! IA operator Ah eight weeks course IN the
| cumpiaHIetsr school viii ~ you 20 hoid
/ ane ~ these desirable positions that are
BIWayn npHn N y0u must Wnfh why
| NOT prepare 80 that yon viii xet the most
I fur your rms7 Lsi Va tell sou about our
! ray aud evening clnaaes
coMPT0METER SCHOOL
! 900 Courtney Bis
aTbe school Tia, Graduates Expett."
DAY scuOOIr-NiGHT SCHOOL.
Complete courses IN areuuutaney, machine
bookkeeping. c0mptnmetry. shorthand and
typewrlung, railroad ana wireless teleg,
tssg e.l ;s 9a1eS, .ad a. snS ss, and
phone Jackson 1858 for large illustrated
HdYLFs COLLEGE.
HnYles Bids, omaha Neb.
EAHS ul9 to isio monthly expenses Paid
ua railroad traffic Inspector Position
guaranteed after three months Hpara time
study or money refunded Excellent or.
pntfnnitiea Write for free booklet i 2Tt,
stand. nufibcA Training Inst. Buffalo
~
ELECTRICITY taught by exports Earn
Whie sou learn at homo Electrical book
and proof lessons free Satisfaction guar
sutard and position secured. write 70
chief Engineer Cooke, 2ii6 Lawrence Ave,
Chicago
nELP MALI 200 70 u 600 for gov
eminent bookksfper and atenoRfaphefs
Phone AT 7774 or wfito American col-
leRe 1912 Farnum, for FREQ Information.
Positions secured
4 q GOVERNMENT wants help Rail.
way mali clefla. clerks nt WaHhlngton.
Men women oyar II il00.ti95 month
List positions free. franklin Institute.
Dopt 2ie T., Rneheater. n. y.
wASTEp- Mep. ladies md boys 10 iearo
barber trade, big demand, wages while
learning; strictly modern. Call or white
1903 bodae y ITCHY Barber College.
MEN WANTED for deteetlye work Ex-
trrienco unnecessary write for details
explaining guaranteed position j Ganor.
" 10 b5. Experience unneces-
Sary Travel mako secret INVESTIGATIONS,
reportr salarles expenses American
Foreign Directive Agency 4l5 So Louis.
MEN wanted 10 qualify for nremen.
experience unnecessary Trans
porta'lnn furnished Wri'o w. Boggoss,
supt So Louis
MEN WANTING railway station office |
positions with transportation furnished. |
experience unnecessary write quick. Bal- |
~ supt Dept CO. WainWrlghb ~ Louis |
a00 YEAR paid women over H. Steady |
yorit Z S. government Jobs Apply to-
lay for list. Y-20l7, Omaha Bee
bay or Evening spssions
DWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Hsad Bldg. 18th and Farnam, At. 71s
MoLER BARBER COLLEGE.
10 ian Write for catalog.
VAN SAINT SCHOOL or BUSINESS
y. Cor. Nineteenth and Douglas. "a $500
INNfE u. GLASGOW. voice and piano.
90 karhaeh Blk. ia. 1851
|
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SALES represente ttves to solicit o~ders for
largest pearl necklace concern. Exclusive
territory given. Spare time, II necessary,
can eatn 500 week with this high
cIuss proposition. Write for sales plan
Lucille Pearl Co. 392 Fifth Ave. N. y.
ritv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poultry picker.
Apply Jerpe Commission Co. AT. 0S5o.
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plate and refinlsh
mirrors, chande-
$40 daily without
Outfit furnished
Decatur. i'll
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


BIGGEST monograph bargain in town,
$275 size, 5000. 5000 size, $3.50; $50
size, $3.50; $35 size, sl5. Records ex-
changed. DC
sHLAEs PHoNoGRAPH co,
1909 Dodge St. JA.2i47.
TRADE youl used piano on a new player
piano. Balance as Tow as $40 per month
a, HOSPE Co, 1913 Douglas.
y FLAT CLARINET; low pitch, in case,
S25. Wilkinson Music Shop 201 Arlington
Block.
CABLE player piano, 100 rolls. Barg. HA
2l4o.
1925 Victrola and 20 records for s75 MA
06Gs. 1925 $, 23d st.
WILL store piano for its use; no children
in family. WA. O337
mahogany cabinet vletr?la al
most new Call ia. 1909.
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sALEsM EN--Adyertisi who have made
$40 900 per year on straight commission
basis Big proposition of many years
standing Phi. Morton. $50 Wade St, Gin
cinnatl O.
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BOARD AND ROOM.


TEL. WE. 1919. II good home cooking and
nice clean room In all modern homo ap-
peals 10 a young business woman or man
who desires home privileges, laundry In
Guided; very reasonable. 1913 Mander-
Fon ST.
TEL. WE 1556--NIce large room, private
home; with breakfast. for one or two men,
also garage.
BEAUTIFUL sunroom, new modern home.
fronting Hsnscom Park on car line, also
first class garage. Call HA. 5099.
THIRTY FIRST ST, bO7 so.-Good board
and room, walking distance, reasonable.
TEL. HA i29G-West Farnam. large
front room. Private home, suitable for 2.
LARGE attractive room for with board.
home privileges. Hanscom Park. HA. Sl66,
PARK AVE, 1876. desirable room with
board, on car line. garage. HA. 0S5i.
COS So 40th--Well furn. corner room with
board or ladies w. Farnam HA. 6l5G.
WA. 4s40--Board and room In Dundee
home, couple. No objection to child.
Desirable room and board for couple or 2
boys. Private home. WE. 1929
Henderson St, 2554--2 rooms with board.
Garage. WE 37l6.
Warm. sunny room for girl. WA. 0259.
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sALESMEN--Do you want to make from
$3.50 to 5000 per week? Write US. St
Louis Novelty Company. 1904 S. Grand
Ave. ST. Louis. Mo.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-Graduates OF standard coll
lcges and normals for teaching positions.
write Yates Fisher Teachers Agency.
broadway Bldg Portland. O.e.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05

A Pckingese puppy is said to be the most valuable dog fin Europe.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05
EX-KAISER THINKS TO PASS TIME
Wilhelm of Dooln Now Takes II
 Intensified Mental WOrk-Writes . Book On Orchids.

Berlin, April 5.-New details con- corning the former kaiscr'S mode Of life at Doorn were furnished by the former court chaplain, Dr, Nogel in an address recently at koeningsberg.
 His lunch' he said, Consists of soup and meat with rice. His guests are given d glass of wine but he him self drinks water After short sesta he begins period of intensive mental work"
 As an example of this mental work he mentioned that William each day during the Washington conference made notes from the newspapers and then formulated his views thereon in a short essay. He has also written a
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05
AMERICAN CHEMICAL
 SOCIETY MEETING
Spring Gathering Held at Bir,
 minShan, in Alabama

Birmingham, Ala April 5--An in fornatiohal clearing house on large scale to render the whole range Of human Information increasingly ac- cesalblc and naefu is keenly needed. Charles l.. Reese. an industrial chem ist or Wilmington, bel. told the Am erican chemical society hero today at its spring meeting.
 The efficiency of our use of the products Of human thought and it's records Is nstonndlngly low" he de- c'arcd, Why should we aot handle me packing storage, shipping and distribution Of Knowledge as efficient lS as we manage commercial produc- ton?
 ''lt is greatly to be desired that ul- tlmafely an international service. of this character be established with branches in most oi the important counties, that q catsclysm such us has hefallen Russia and might have befallen all Europe had tho world war lasted much longer, may not re suit in the loss to the world of a large part of her wealth of informn- ton.
 The great war revealed 10 Am erica some of the weaknesses of it's position. What Germany had in 1914, because Of her appreciation Of systematiHed knowledge, we were compelled to create with reversh haste.
 "Wc need not natter ourselves that America is exceptionally advanced in it's consdera ton of international needs. The chances are that in Ger many, Japan and probably other countries plans have already been form lllated for the effective command of world international resources in the interest of national development and prosperity
 "Thc time is believed ripe boldly to extend the plans of the research information service of the national research council An organizing com mittee has agreed upon the following principles:
 "Thc dcsrabilty of developing q general clearing house for scientific and technological information Thel conduct of free information s"rr- ice to promote research, useful appli- cation of it's results and the dissem mating of knowledge necessary .or human welfare and progress. with a charge for extra service. The en- couragement of miscellaneous re- quest service. initially limited toI scientific and technological knowledge. The development of complete CO., ordinated machinery for gathering, | r,,,, 4i,,rr md n I f information. Utilization by the scrN- ice Of correspondence, international publications and publicity, to meet the needs of organizations and indi- viduals and to educate the public to appreciate the values of an informa- tional clearing house"
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05
RUSSIAN TRAVEL A
 TIRESOME ORDEAL
Trains Are AS Hours Late.,Cars
 Absolutely Alright

Rcahoh, Russia, April b.--An Am- orlean who had spent four days and nights in q poultry cnr on Il freight train held up by Dakota blizzard or had been trapped by snowstorm for an cqunI length of time in trnNcl- ling monkey cage, would have some idea Of workers and other travellers from Riga to Moscow.
 Schedule Maintained.
 In the summer, an "eNprcss' schcd- ule averaging about As hours Is main lained between Riga and the Russian capital but in the winter when snow drifts into the cuts and zero cold makes it almost impossible to keep up steam in the Icaliy, woodburnlng loco motives. the trip runs anywhere from 70 to 100 hours, most of which are spent not in moving but in waiting to move.
 Ono or two through" cars, Gencr- ally without upholstery but reasona- bly, clean. al the start of the voyage. arc operated on the hi-weekly trains. They are compartment cars, having n dozen or so little rooms with sleep ing hunks for four or two persons.
 Cars Alright.
 On one recent trip. the average was seven persons to each four bunk com rartment in which its occupants cook ed, ate and slept all the way to Mos COW. There is, of course, no dining car and hot food is difficult to obtain at any Of the Russian stations.
 Russian cars. in the winter, are practically alright. The only way to open window is to break one. Ar ter Il few hours, therefore, the gen oral atmosphere resembles that of monkey cage whose keeper forgot to clean it since the winter previous and into this is poured smoke from pipes, cigarettes, cigars, fumes from alcohol stoves and from spluttering candles. There are no electric light nor oil lamps and the travellers bring their own candles.
 Brings Own Bedding.
 As each traveller brings his own bedding and food for the trip, in ad- dition to some supplies for use within Russia and his ordinary travelling luggage the corridors and compart- ments of the cars are so cluttere1 that the passengers have to stand edge wise to move from place to place Fat mon with large stomachs pry tbem- selves into their compartments end stay there.
 The hunks fol sleeping arc six feet long anrl three feet wide. With sc"ta in -one compartm ent three Of tEe tanks are occupied by two persons each.
 Crowding 10 this extent. howe 'er, is pot common. When it does occur, women uasserStrs faint, windows q e broken open and the atmosphere re- | lieved, generally about the thlru night out.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05
COuNTERFE|T|NGA 4
 SPREADING TRADE
Bands Have Coniederates in Prac-
 tically Every Country

Berlin, April 5.-A band of inter- national counterfciters with branch offices in almost every European country America and Australia, has established headquarters in Berlin, say police and Reichsbank investi- gators. Moneys of half dozen countries are being manufactured here. A score of arrests have been made but authorities say the band is still functioning.
 Many Arrested
 In addition there have been many arrests of counterfciters operating alone, making either German or Am eriean money American dollar and s1o notes are favoritc productions of the counterfeit CTS. German so, 100 and 1000 mark notes also are widely counterfeited.
 Confederates of the countcrfeiters usually dispose of the German money counterfeited here in foreign coun- Holland, Belgium, Swed- en or Norway. The foreign money made in Germany is marketed here.
 Clever Men Caught.
 Ono of the counterfeiters arrested was the proprietor of large hotel in Amsterdam who posed as a pleas uro seeker and lived elegantly in the best hotels.
 A German counterfeitcr of 100 mark notes was employed as mechan- cian in big artificial ice skating rink here. He established his work shop in the attice of the "ice palace" md surrounded it with electric wires SO arranged that unexpected entrance would cause an explosion in the mint" and destroy the 'evidence."
 The proprietor of the rink watched nim and informed the police who cut he wires, entered and found the me busily printing money.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05

ment of scores Of mayors between here and Boston while on q cross country nike"
 IL has been his custom he said to visit the mayors of the cities through which he passed obtain letters and also permit them to contribute cash for his hikng fund.
 When he visited Mayor Thompson tho latter questioned him closely and asked for his army discharge papers.
 When the visitor could not comply he was arrested by department Of Justice agents who said that he had served overseas in the 77th division had re-enlisted at Providence and de- serted al Camp Dodge, la.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05

book about the cultivation Of orchids and has erected a meteorological sta D ton the records of which he sends daily to Berlin,
 The eS-kaiser, continued the chap lain, wears short brown jacket and high boots during the day and q field gray uniform in the evening. After dinner he reads aloud extracts from Houston stewart chamherlain's book entitled Man and God"
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05

was caused 10 grazing lands on the Argentine side of the frontier which Tor 50 leagues vas covered with cin- dcrs and volcanic ashes from the orupting peaks. which swept across Argentina obscuring the sun. Ashes were reported to have fallen all the way across to the Atlantic Ocean.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05
DOCTORS MADE IT
 FAMOUS
Gude's Pepto-Mangan Has Been Prescribed by Physicians
 for Thirty Years

Doctors wanted iron In a form cas. ny absorbed into the blood and il was one or them, pr, A, Guide, who found the way to give it II ia now sold hy druggists everywhere almost every druggist In the United States has dnde's Pcpto- Mangan in both Ijouid ana tablet form, Doctors everywhere advise weak and rlm-down people io bhild up with this splendid ionic IL puts color into the cheeks and in efeases strength and vitality by mak :. Ing the blood rich and red, and that IN the only true ana sure way 10 keep well. 1T you are all tired ont and nervous and feel half sick and "cross' take Guides repto- Mifngan for few weeks at meal time and you will feel like a new being, II Is Il wonderful tonic and you will he delighted with the results. Advertisement
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05
MUCH DESTRUCTION
 FROM EARTHQUAKES
Entire Mountains Destroyed in
 Chile by Eruptions

Valdivias Chile, Apri '.-kntire mountains were destroyed in the vio- lent earthquakes and volcanic erup- tions which took place in southern Chile near the Argentine border last December, says Eric Nolkman, who has returned from a visit to the deso- lated district. Details of the volcanic disturbances which destroyed pasture lands, forests and cattle are only now ,ibe coming known here
 "The center of the disturbance was in the region known as the Cordil- lera Pelada, southeast of oPuert Montt, Mr. Volkman said. "The lava com mposition is almost entirely volcan- ic, covered with hot rocks whose heat had parched the forests and destroyed pastures.
 Flaming Gases.
 "'rhe surface is strewn with fam ing gases and steam from which arises a strong odor of wood vinegar. The rocks have no consistency and the lava field, about 310O' feet above sea level, apparently still is in process of formation Subterranean rumbl lnES are Stlll very NlOlellt. | Ht dl fected area is scarcely populated and no casualties have been reported.
 The waters of the Rinihuc river MT. Nolkman reported, have been poisoned by the gases and acids de- rived from the eruptive material in- cluding huge stones that fell in it's bed. He said another eruption had occurred in the Los AZufreS cOrdll- lera, also in the Pelada valley.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-05
MAYOR OF CHICAGO
 CATCHES A DESERTER
Gross Country Hikcr. Wanted By Army Authorities. Had Visited
 Many Mayors.
Many Mayors.

Chicago, April g., Mayor William Hale Thompson caught an army de- serter yesterday and earned q s5o re- ward, The alleged dcsortcr pS ye his l. and said hc had secured indorsc-