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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
YOUNG PEOPLE
TO MEET JAN. 5
500 Delegates Expected for
Church Conference.

Come To Learn-Go To Serve" is The
theme of the Marion County young
peoples conference which will be held
at the First United Brethren Church
in Indianapolis. Jan. ST.
Under the leadership Of E. E. Bal
lard. flying squadrons are being sent
to every church in Marion County to
advertise the conference. There IS no
limit to the number of delegates each
church may send. 1t Is expected that
500 will register.
A new feature this year will be a SEES
sion for adults who are interested in
young peoples work. Wayne G. Mil
Ter. State young peoples superntend-
ent, win have charge Of this session.
Miss 10 Roger of West Virginia will
conduct the young women's session.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Fletcher American National Bank;
Dr. H. A. Rueche of Illinois Univer-
sity; Robert Everett, secretary and
manager OF the Association of Ice
Cream Supply Men, and e. X Slater.
At the Thursday session Edward w.
Hunter. manager of the Advertising
Club of Indianapolis; Glen L. Ogle,
Evansville; o. 3. lies, president of the
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce,
and Prof. II. W. MARBLE of Chicago
will be the speakers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
PEASANTS ROUT
BULGAR REBELS
Houses and Shops PilIaged and
Burned in Sofia Uprising.
~ United Press

Big United Press
ATHENS. Dec. S.-The Bulgarian
IevOlutionists reported TO have staged
IN uprising and asSassinated many
notables at Kustendil. are fleeing be-
fore armed peasants faithful to the
government, according to dispatches
from Sofia today.
The advices said the peasants had
modified in Sofia and now control the
situation.
The Democratic club was burned
and houses and shops were shot up
and pillaged during Fridays fighting
in Sofia. dispatches declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
500 FLEE LANDSLIDE
BIZ United Press

DU HIIeu FTts8
MODENA. Italy, Dec. Six hun
bred persons fed today from the little
town of Piandegalli. where a hundred
houses already have collapsed in a
landslide and complete destruction is
threatened
The town has been deserted and its
inhabitants are homeless
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
LEASES RESIDENCE LOT
FOR TERM OF 90 YEARS
William p. Chaplin Acquires Site at
Pennsylvania and Eleventh.

The residence property at the north
west corner of Pennsylvania and
Eleventh SITS. has been leased to
William P. Chaplin by Emma L. Gin
ton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Eichradt, for a period OF ninety-nine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
MILLIONAIRE Is DEAD
By United Press

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. Solver
Crosby, millionaire st. Paul man
ufacturer and head of the American
Hoist and Derrick Company, died to-
day at Miller Hospital
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08

years. No definite plans have been
formulated as yet by Mr.. Chaplin as to
the future development of the site.
The consideration was s91, 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
DAIRY MANUFACTURERS
WILL ASSEMBLE HERE

Annual Convention of State Body to
Be Held Next Week.
The Indiana Manufacturers OF
Dairy Products will hold their annual
meeting next Wednesday and Thurs
day at the Hotel Lincoln.
Among the speakers will be Elmer
W. Stout, vice president of the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
AUTOISTE SPACHALI UTOK
MA DIVE DfVKY.

Dve 16-lete divky Josefina
Gatzcva, 3514 zap. So. ul. a
Estera Rappenhagenova, 1923
Denison ave. byly We t.vrtek
vecer ma Prospect ave. a W.
chodni 20. ul. vyzvany dvema
slusn6 odenymi mladiky k pro-
jizd'ce autem. Divky uposle-
chly, ale byly zavezeny az ke
Brecksville, kde byly vilniky
napadeny a pro odporovani me-
milosrdne zbity. Gatzova w.
skoGila z auta a byla sebrana
automobilem E. w. Andersona,
ktery Sc pustil do pronasledo-
vanl nicemu, ale bezuspeSne.
Ia to nasel Rappenhagenovou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07

Vtera k veceru obdrzel p.
K. Bernreiter, predseda Mar.
Hlav. Radu c. S. p. S. tele-
gram, sdeluiici mu, re We 2:20
odpoledne obydli sv6ho syna,
zubniho lGkafe, V Cicero, H.,
skonal j. V. Lunak, byvaly no
vinaf a 20 II roka tajemnik
Mar. Hlav. Radu c. S. p. S.
Pohreb bude konan Ultra od-
poledne, ktereho Sc sdtastni p
! arnreiter, jenz imenem N.
II. Radu a Velkofadu c. S. P.
S. statu Ohio polozi ma rakev
palmovy venec, dnes dopole-
dne telefonicky objednany.
Smrt p. Lunaka nebyla pre-
kVapenim pro ty, kdoz byli Sc
znameni S povahou jeho ne
moci. Pan Bernreiter navSti-
vii jei pfi zajezdu do Chicago
pred tremi tydny a naSel jej
yelmi zm6neneho cd te DOLBY,
co Clevelandu odejel.
Pan Luhak pocit oval ma So
be nemoc po delSi dobu. avSak
pracoyal uradovn6 C.S.P.S.
al do IL. unora, kdy priiel do
CleVelandu ieho syn, lGkar,
ma jehoz radu podal reSignaci,
Zde byl oSetrovan DIR. Melze-
rem, q kdyz Sc ponekud otepli-
10 ku konci bfezna, odejel S
manzelkou do Chicago a uby-
toval Sc u sveho nejmladSiho
syna, zubniho l6kare, V Cicero,
I'll. Zdalo Sc, re Y pln6m xii
du STAY jeho Sc lepSi, nez zlep-
SEM toto Dyl0 pOuZe ZdanllVe
a obrat k horsimu nastal. Vod-
natelnost byla as bezprostred-
nj piicinou smrti.
Jaroslav V. Lunak narodil
Sc MI. Roleslavi pred 76 le-
ty. Y tomto mtste navst6vo-
val obecnoa Skolu, iakoz gy-
mnasium, kde byl spoluzakem
zvecneleho nezapomenutelne-
no Vaclava Snaidra. Do Spo-
jenych Statu, primo do Cleve-
landu, pfijel V +. 1882 a ziskal
zamostnani u tehdejsi Dennice
Novoveku, vydavane Vacla-
yem Snaidrem a ttz vyuco-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
LEVELANDSkA POLICE A
JEJi PREDPOTOPNf
XPRANE.

Vice iak celia tfetina cleve-
landskych policistu Jest ozbro-
Jena reVolyery, ktere die ma
hledu znaleu by Sc hodiN spi-
Sc do musea nez-li ma obranu
strazcu beZpeGaoSti. Nedosta
tecnost policeinich palnych
zbranl zaFinila loni smrt na$e-
no kraiana straznika Elmera
SprostGho, jemuz vlastni stu.
zebni zbran selhaVala, kdyz
"a zname vytrznosti, IA ktere
2bran uziyal, byl zastrelen. Y
ntery pax "a stavkovni boure
roztrhl Sc revolver V ruca de-
tektiva + Hanny a zranil jej
dosti vazn6 samotneho tfeti
rodobnc pFipad Sc udal, kdyz
policejnl serzant Eby Dicker-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
CLEVELANDSkE STUDENT.
KY MA "VANDRU" X PA
CIFICKEMU POBREZf.

Y Chicagu zadrzeny byly
dv6 divky, tur;stickych ubo-
rech, Olive Rodgersova. 1914
Kinsman rd. a Erminie Bageo-
va, 10404 Hulda ave, student
ky The East Technical High
School, kter6 donna pravily, re
puidou do Akron p6Sky. Zde
sc Jim patrne cestovatelsky
sport tax zalibil, re Sc rozhod-
ly natahnouti vylet az K ticho-
mofskemu pobrezi, do kalifor-
ME, ktere slysely liz tolik
krasneho. DoSli do Chicago,
kde Jim nedoSla sice kraz k
pokracovani, ale penize, be7
kterych Sc to dneSni dobv ve-
lice Spatne vandruie. Ob6 do
hromady mely % centu Il sebe
a pred sebou jeSt6 diva tisice
dlouhych mil. Ma oznameni
policie odcestovala matka Rod
gersove do Chicago, ably ODE
cestovatelky dopraVila do Gle
velandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
Proti novemu pro-
cesu s Mortonern.

Okresni zalobce Edw. c..
Stanton hodla pozadati nejvys-
81 statni soud V Ohiu, aby OBJ
noveno bylo soudni liceni S
banditou big Jimem" M Morto-
mem, kteremu byl We stfedu po-
volen novy soud. Do te DOLBY
hodla zaopatriti veskery ma
Iterial svedecky, tykajici Sc u
Isvedceni Mortona, tax ably byl
pfipraven, kdyby soud V Co.
lumbusu zadosti jeho nevyho-
vel. Zadost Stantonova odda-
Iii celou tuto podivnou akci o
nekolik m6sicu, ktere bude
Morton nucen ztraviti Ia mri-
zemi. Nejvyssf soud nezahaji
setfeni drive jak V zari. Neby-
la-li by zadost zalobce vyrize-
ma jeSte tento mesic, hodla "a
dost tuto Stanton opakovati
tax, ably Morton znovu vysly-
chan byl soudkyni FL. E. Allie
nOVou V srpnu.
Zpravy dosle 4 Columbus
nasvedcuji, zev snaze povoliti
tax znamemu femeslnemu lu-
piGi novy soud, hraje i jistou
ulohu politika. Jinak take 81
nelze ami pfedstaviti naSi
"slepou" spravedlnost, nezli re
bandita ma nekde "a oponou
mocne primluvci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
ZEMREL MA VYPRAVE DO
STARE VLASTI.

4 teskoamericke vypravy ze-
mfel druhy Glen, p. Josef Sa-
monil z Omahy. Byl horlivJ
Czech a podporovatel nasich
snah "a osvobozeni. Pohfeh
Sc konal V Hostouni Jence.
Krajan Samonil zemrel y
nejlepsich letech, iel do stare
vlasti manzelkou, jez po del
81 dobu churavela a hledala u
zdraveni nekterych lazen-
skych mistech nasi republiky,
Manzele odjeli do Czech s w
pravou chicagskych obchod-
niku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
DEVCATKO ZABITO MA
kLADNiM AUTEM.

Ma vych. II. I'll. Superior
ave. vystoupila vcera bezpeG
nostniho pasma 4-leta Frances
Classenova, 7214 Hecker ave.
byla prejeta a ma miste u
smrcena autotruckem. D6v-
catko 81 hralo jinvmi datmi,
od kterych Sc nahle odtrhlo a
vb6hlo prave do drahy auto
trucku. Ride byl policii 0.
svobozen zodpovednosti "a to-
to nestesti. Divenka dovrSila
prave padesatou obet' auto
mobilovych nestestl "a tentc
rok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
VZESTUP CESKOSLOVEN-
SkYCH kORUN.

DneSni kurs smenarensky
vykazuje opetne vzestup ce-
skoslovenskych korun, ktere
dostoupily bez jedne stotiny
centu ma 2 Gently "a jednu. Ia
to nemecka marka Sc nemuze
nikterak vZpamatovati a bude
pomalu 5 marek "a jediny
cent. Pomer korun rakouskych
Jest pax primo zoufaly "a cent
prave jen O.0049 korun, polske
koruny 0.0238, uherske 0.09,
jihoslovanske 30M.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
PRIPRAVOVANI STAVENI.
STE PRO MOVE UNION
NADRAZI.


Y bloku mezi nam6stim. On
tario ul., Prospect ave, Canal
I'd. a zap. 3. III. zapotato bylo
s odbouravanim starych budov
jiz spolecnosti pro stavbu no.
vGho nadrazi ma Public Squa-
III vykoupenych. S budovami
miZi kus stareho Clevelandu,
kde "a kratko Sc ma vypinati
dustojna budoya move monu-
mentalni stanice, iejiz stavbe
tolik prekazek bylo stav6no Y
cestu a snad jeSte staveno bu-
de.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
JAROSLAV v. LUNAk ZEMREL.
sKoNAL vcERA oDPoLEDNE U svEHo sYNA
V CICERO, ILL.

val Ma ceske skole. Mnozi re
starSich ceskych osadnikt
zdejSich byli zaky p. Lunaka,
jenz 5 laskou a oddanosti We
noval Sc svemu uCitelskemu
povolani. V tomtez roce &C
prijel do Clevelandu, pfistou-
pill zesnuly k fadu Svornost, {.
3. c. S. P. S., u nehoz setrval
az do sveho president Sc do
Kewaunee, Wis. V r. 1892, kdy
preStoupil k radu Kewaunee,
{. 70 C. S. P. S. Byl zvolen
wisconsinskymi rady zminene
iednoty do letoSniho sjezdu,
jenz konan bude ku konci srp-
ma Y nasem mest6.
Jak liz svrchu uvedeno, V
r. 1892 prest6hoval Sc p. Lu-
max do Kewaunee, Wis, kde
p. j. H. Janda zatal vydavati
"Kewaunske Listy', tydennik,
iehoz redaktorem Sc stal. Teh-
dy pisatel techto fadek prvne
Sc seznamil s p. Lunakem, $
nimz V Chicagu vyjednaval il
ste obchodni zalezitosti. Y Ke-
waunee setrval p. Lunak az
do I. 1905, kdy ustanoven byl
tajemnikem Mar. HI. Radu C..
S. p. S. st. Louisa, po uprazd
neni Sc onoho mista. Byl pax
op6tovne volen do tohoto ura-
du sjeZdy Jednoty c. S. 2. s.,
tax re mem pusobll celkem
II roku - Y St. Louisa, Chica-
gu, Cedar Rapids, Ia, a ko-
neCne Il mas V Clevelandu, kan
prelozena Uradovna sjezdem,
konanym V roku 1918.
ZesnulV byl dvakrate zenat.
Jeho prvni manzelka zemrela
V Clevelandu a zde rovn6z Sc
podruhe ozenil. Krone man
zelky zustavil po sobe til sy-
ny, Karla, Josefa a Miloslava,
Z nichz diva jsou 2 prvniho
manzelstvi a jeden Z druheho.
Jeden re synu jest doktorem
mediciny, jeden zubnim leka-
rem a tfeti reditelem jedne z
obecnych skol Chicago. Dva
synove predcasne Zemfeli, V
mladych muznych letech. vs.
chni tri synove domohli Sc INA
meniteho poStaVeni We svych
professich ku svemu otci
muli 5 prikladnou laskou. Pri-
buzni oVdovele pi. Lunakove
mezi mimi matka ieji, bydli
zde V Clevelande ma zapadni
strane mesta.
Pozustalym projevujeme II.
piimne cit6nou soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
Opareni stavko-
kaZove.
v STANICI MA SPALOVA-
Nj SMETI.

Diva neuniovi delnici, "a
mestnani clevelandske Stani-
ci na odstranovani odpadku a
smeti nezkuSenosti opomneli
vypustiti paru z pretopeneho
kotle, drive nez-li otevfeli dvif
ka perkolatoru, nasledek byl,
ze oba byli opafeni a doveze-
nj do nemocnice sv. AleXise ma
Broadway. Jeden q nich, Jo-
sef Graham, 2439 vych. 55. al.
ma vubec malou caku ma w
vaZnuti zivotem, kdezto druhy
Petr Christian, 9701 Gaylord
ave. ma ma uzdraveni nadeji.
Policie sama uznava, ze neSt6-
sti zaVin6no bylo nezpusobilo-
sti obou muzu, ktefi Sc dali
najmouti jako stavkokazi a
byli We sluzbach m6sta teprVe
diva dny.
Die dopolednich zprav ze-
mfel Graham V nemocnici liz
dnesni noci.
Stiznostnl vybor cleveland
ske Federace Prace konferoval
dnes dopoledne mestskymi L.
fednlky V snaZe, ably stavka
svazecu smeti byla zazehnana.
Stavkujici isou ochotni vratit
Sc k svym povinnostem, aniz
by trvali ma podmince vzajem-
ne dohodove smlouvy, pravil
pry j. Z. Greene, pfedseda the
Sanitary Drivers Union, V KITE
re jsou stavkujici svazeti po-
mahaGi sdruzeni.
Treti mistopredseda Mezi-
narodniho Bratrstva vozku, So
feru, zamestnancu We staiich a
pomahaGu, G.. +. Golden q
Chicago, jenz sem byl povo-
Ian, ably stavku pomohl urov-
matt, prohlasuje, re po dneSni
dopoledni schulz pujde fede-
racni vybor ma radnici, abv po-
jednal m6stskymi lfedniky.
Golden sam Sc vtera marne
snazil sejiti Sc S mayorem ko-
hlerem, fiditelem Lambem a
neb fiditelem sluzby Malinem.
Sam jest presvedcen, re Sc da
spor vzajemnou dohodou urov-
matt.
VterejSi den stavky mel IL
pine klidny prub6h a Green Sc
ohrazuie proti nafGeni, re by
uniovi delnici napadali delni-
ky neuniovd. jak oznamovala
policie. N6ktera zran6ni ne
uniovych stala Sc vinou jejich
nezkusenosti. Staykujici voz-
kove 81 stezuji, ze jim nebyla
vyplacena mzda IA diva tvdnv
a ze mestsky vyplatci ie odka-
zuje ma pozd6jsi dobu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
DlTE OPARENO K SMRTI.

Dyouleta Marketka Kurtan-
ska, 2942 vych. Id. al. bato-
lila Sc We stredu kolem hrnce
varici vody, do ktere nest asst
nou nahodou spadla. Ubohe
dite bylo tezce opareno a do
praveno lined do nemocnice
sv. Alex;se, kde vcera "a vel
kych bolesti zemfelo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07
NEZNAMY UTOPENEC.

Z jezera u usti reky Cuya-
hogy vytazena byla mrtvola as
50-leteho muze, jehoz totoz-
most nemohla policie pro ma
prosty nedostatek stop zjistiti.
Utopenec vyloven byl pobrez-
nj strait a lezl okresni mar
nici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07

Zranenou a roztrhanym ode
VEN. Jest to jiz letos 20. IL
tok podobne povahy, pro ktere
bylo az dosud provedeno as ID
zatceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07

son uzil revolveru "a prestTel-
ky lupiti, kteii nell V umy-
slu pfepadnouti lekarnu. Ser
zant unikl jen nahodou tezke-
mu urazu snad smrti, kdyz
Sc mu revolver V ruce roztrhl.
Stara zbran jest tax nedosta-
tecna, re Sc kule vypalene
do terce dreveneho odrazeji
Lupici oproti tomu vyzbrojeni
jsou revolvery nejmodernejsi-
no typu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-30
Upton SHIPPERS
TO LEAVE TODAY
Captains Witherill And Johnson
And Crews Go Today
WaIthers Leaves Thursday

The local Upton shippers will leave
today and tomorrow for Fairhope 10
compete with yachtsmen from four
other clubs for the beautiful silver
trophy offered by Sir Thomas L'pton
and now in the hands of the Mobile
sailors.
Captain Dave Witherell with MS
crew, Oscar Sheppard and Lathrop
Witherill, will leave today as will also
Captain Thomas Johnson and his crew
DR.. Kennedy and W. A. Durham. They
will make the trip by auto.
Captain Will Wahthers, the local
Wizard will leave for. Fairhcpe
Thursday. His crew will be Dan shep-
pard and Brent Watson. They will
make the trip with Capt. J. c. Watson
by auto.
ALI of the local yachtsmen will stop
at the Colonial hotel. All are in excel
lent trim and are confident that they
will recapture the Upton trophy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-30
RILEY'S PETITION
RETURNED TO HIM
Original Petition Should Not
Be Filed With The Secretary
Of State
Especial to The JournaD

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aug. 29.-R
r. Riley of Jasper, candidate for state
superintendent Of Public Instruction
had his petition returned to him today
The Secretary of State, Mr.. Crawford
returned the petition to Mr.. Riley
with the explanation that his interpre-
tation of the law was not that the or
iginal petition be filed with the Secre-
tary of state.
It woud appear that Mr.. Riley be-
lieved that the original petition should
be fled with the state official and that
copies of the original could be filed
with the Board of County Commission
ers Of the sixty-one counties. The
document petitioning Mr.. Riley to run
for the office of Superintendent of
Public Instruction contains over six
hundred signatures of citizens from
Hamilton, Bradford, Suwanee, Colum-
bia, Putnam, Palm Beach, and Osce-
ola counties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-30
Rescue Crews Work
To Save AZ Miners
Imprisoned By Fire
CBy The Assoerated Press,

JACKSON, Cal, Aug. 20. - Rescue
crews working in six hour shifts and put
ting every iota of energy that they can
command into their work, are clearing
out tonight caved-in tunnel leading
from the Kennedy to the Argonaut mine
in the hope of rescuing At miners trapped
by fire in the main Argonaut shaft. 1t
is expected that the work will take two
more days at least, but, according to
state and government experts on the
scene, it appears to hold out the only
hope for the imprisoned men.
The rescuers have figured that the
tunnel will come below the lowest fire
level in the Argonaut. Tests for gases
are being made as they dig their way
along, in order that they shall not be
overcome by any possible escape Of the
noxious fumes from the shaft. AS each
crew goes off the shift it is brought back
from near exhaustion by tireless Red
Cross workers who have established quar-
ters in the mine blacksmith shop and the
headquarters building.
Hope for rescuing the men the main
shaft was abandoned when it was deter
mined that the fire was gaining despite
efforts to get it under control. The tear
ing out of considerable timbering at the
$500 foot level did not seem to impede
the flames to any great extent, according
to government experts, and the fire was
licking its way toward the shaft collar
tonight, driving the fighting crews up
ward inch by inch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-30
PRIORITY COAL
CONTROL TO Be
RELAXED some
Report of Federal Safety In
spectOr's Survey of LOcomo-
tives To Be Published
ANTHRACITE SETTLEMENT
is LOOKED FOR AT ONCE
Reported Interruption of Inter
state Commerce In West viii
Be Looked Into.
tsy The Assoclaree Press,


WASHINGTON, Aug. pa decision
to institute special department of JUS
tice organization to investigate alleged
illegal stoppage of transportation service
incident to the rail strike in the west. a
formal relaxation of some of the inter
state commerce commission priority con-
troll of coal distribution, publication Of
official estimates that soft coal produc-
| t1on for the week is rising above 5000
600 tons, or 100 per cent more than was
coming up a month ago were among ele-
ments that emerged today out of the
governments actual contact with the in
dustrial situation.
In the middle of these developments
John l. Lewis, president of the United
Mine Workers. whose position has been
dominant one in the continuation of
the deadlock which has kept the antl1ra-
cite fields of Pennsylvania tied up, ar
rived in Washington and began q series
Of conferences shortly after white house
expressions indicated confidence that the
long delayed settlement there wa o be
looked for AZ once.
Headquarters at Los Angeles.
Attorney General Daugherty announced
that a separate investigation organiza-
ton would be built up Immediately in
Los Angeles, in charge OF Hiram c. Todd,
United States attorney for northern New
York, whose duty will be to conduct In
quiries into the possible crlminality in
volved in the series of train stoppage
and Interruptions to interstate commerce
in the west. Likewise. the attorney gen.
eral sent formal instructions to all feder-
al district attorneys to follow up any vio-
lations of federal court inJunctions OBJ
tanned by railroads to prevent strikers
and their sympathizers from noIesting
operations in shops and yards. The law,
Mr.. Daugherty said, must be Impress
lively enforced" in the matter.
Failure to Inspect.
There is "a very general let down in
the matter of inspection (of Iocomotives)
by carriers which gives cause for con-
Germ the interstate commerce commits
sion reported to the senate today. an
swering a resolution brought out by the
controversy between strike leaders and
the railroads over safety conditions OF
equipments since the shopmen walked
out The railroads are failing to make
all the inspections required by law the
report continued. and ~nanagements are
reporting inability to do so because Of
the strike. while the commissions own
staff of inspectors are merely sufficient
in number to supervise and test the car
riers' inspection system. Notw-thstand-
ing, interstate commerce commission in
spectors during July inspected 4,0s5 To-
conotives on 162 railroads. finding 1856
defective and 169 unsafe to operate.
Many of the defects noted. it was said
were not of Importance, but 992 engines
stiu in service were found to have de-
fects in need Of prompt attention
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-30

EDGEwATER, N. ]. Aug. 29.-Two
movie people today were revealed as
witnesses to the tragedy enacted at the
home of George F. Cline, location dir
eotor, last Friday night, when Hand
some Jack" Bergen, "dare devile double
for film stars, was fatally shot.
Miss Alice Thornton, whom Bergen had
lifted from a stenographer's desk in
financial Manhattan to place before
the camera, was identified as tthe mys-
terious blonde" who was in the Cline
home when the man who had befrlended
her was killed.
Another witness, who today shed new
light on the affair, was Joseph IurIlo,
fire works expert in battle scene movies.
With the statement Of these two, max
ing seven who are known to have seen
the tragedy enacted at the Cline home,
county authorities announced they were
ready to proceed with the case.
Miss Thornton, 1t was according to her
story to the detective who first informed
Cline that he had had an affair with
Bergen Then, on the night, when Ber-
gen was summoned to the Cline home and
denounced by the husband, she was
witness, the police assert. -