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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-11-30
RAISE FUND FOR BUILDING
BOOTHS CORNERS HALL

At the pie social given at the
Glendale srhool Friday evening
by the Delta Grange. $15.S5 was
cleared for the fund for the hall
to be built at Booths Corners.
The following program was CIV
en-:
Piano duet-Reva and Howard
Dollen;
Reading, Wash Day at Noah S
Ark" Matilda Cromwell.
Vocal Solo-Miss Nellie jeff
colt.
Violin Solo-Ruth Sergeant :;
accompanist, Edith Sergeant.
Thanksgiving Song George
and Francis Pugh.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Harry Litton.
Violin Solo-Robert Anderson.
Recitation, THE Washerwom-
an" George and Francis Pugh.
Recitation THE Children 5
Hour" Zenna Pugh.
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NORTHWOOD
EXCELSIOR CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS AT NORTHWOOD

The Excelsior Club met al
the Worlow home Friday evening
and elected officers for the com.
ing year as follows: President
Martin Waldemar; vice-presideni
Fred Arbuckle: secretary, Emma
Mundell; treasurer, Blanche Wor-
low; editor, Peter Price. The
next meeting will be held Dec.
22nd at the GAIA home.
Thirty-eight of the children in
the Northwood school had a per-
feet record of attendance for the
month of November. More than
half of this number are pupils
in the intermediate room. The
third grade led in attendance,
with nine neither absent nor tar
dy. There are none in the sec
ood grade with a perfect record.
The thirty-eight on the honor roll
are Gertrude Brown, Mildred
Harvey, Laura Tenant. Christine
GAIA, and Simon Stremler, Sth
grade: Marian Thomas, Evern
O'Brien and Hugh Worthen, 18th
grade; Dollie Friend. Nettie Har-
vey, Anna Hamilton, Warren Will
hanson, Mamma Noordeloos and
Lawrence Osgoodby, 9Th grade;
Mildred Brown, Eunice Friend,
Fannie Stremler, Hazel Tenant,
Leona Worthen, John Otter and
Earl Snider. 5th grade; Matilda
Louie, Harry Assink, Howard
Brown and Earl Buckley, 4th
grade; Lilah Brown, Cecilia Ca
"a, Elsie KNITTED, Bert Assink.
Clarence Haveman, Harold Heg-
lin, Clarence Snider, Johnnie
Stremler and Bernith William
son, Srd grade; Dorothy Brown,
Roy Hartshorn, Harley Buckley
and Gerald Leen. lst grade.
The Willing Workers held
special meeting at the home of
Mrs. H. L. Hartshorn to assist
in tying a comforter.
Mrs. John Haak of Lynden
was an all-day guest of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Bylsma Thursday. Mr..
Haak spent the evening at the
Bylsma home.
Mrs. George Rothfuss called on
Mrs. Peter Kragt Tuesday.
Marinus and Anna Nymeyer of
Delta spent the day Friday at
the Ben Nymeyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Marchant
and son Ronald were Sunday
guests at the S. D. Walston home
at Greenwood.
Mrs. Frank Yount and Mrs. +.
A. KNITTED of Northwood and Mrs.
Miles Rittenberg of Lynden were
guests of the Willing Workers at
their all-day meeting at the
home of Mrs. c. U. Brown last
week. About twenty ladies were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O'Brien and
Viva and Evern motored to Bel
lingham Friday. Viva remained
to spend a week with her aunt,
Mrs. c. E. Basford.
Mrs Sam Wynn of Lynden was
an all-day guest of Mrs. F. NJ.
Yount Thursday.
Miss Pearl Brown left Sunday
evening for Bellingham where
she will be employed in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Kirkpat-
rick and two sons, Wilbur and
Paul, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Williamson.
Mrs. Clarence Lavender left
Tuesday for visit in Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Tenant
spent Thursday evening at the
Ben Nymeyer home.
Mrs. Walter Crabtree and son
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DELTA & SUNSHINE
B. p. SHOEMAKER Is ILL
AT ORTING SOLDIERS HOME

Mrs. W. H. Jackman was called
to Orting, Wash, last week, be-
cause of the illness of her father,
Mr., B. Shoemaker.
Mrs. John Bruins and Mrs. H.
Hoksbergen and little son at
tended birthday dinner at the
home of Grandma Wilder at
Nooksack, last Wednesday.
Miss Kate Pugh spent the
weekend at Booths Corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holtrop
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Youngedyke, of Lynden.
Mr.. Albert Harlander took a
ham last Thursday evening. Wes-
ley Harlander who was a mem
Der of the class also went on
the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. KNITTED and
family moved to Lynden this
week.
A pie social was held at the
Glendale school last Friday ev-
ening, under the auspices of the
Delta Grange.
Miss The Meme of Bellingham,
spent the weekend with Miss
Thelma Helgath.
The following from here at
tended the address given by DR..
Buchanan at the Baptist Church,
Friday evening: Mr. and Mrs.
c. Ericsson and Miss Mabel Eric
son; Mr.. and Mrs. John Axling;
Hilmer and Laverne; Mr. AL
byn Christopherson; Mr.. Milton
Larson, Alice, Mabel and Cor
don Larson; Ruth and Mildred
Andersen; Mr.. Andrew Harlander
and family.
Mr.. S. S. Goodrich of junction
City, Oregon, visited at the VIII
Kelly and J. F. Helgath homes
last week.
Mrs. Henry Boice and children
spent Wednesday at the W. H.
Jackman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Van Diest
and family of Riverside, were
guests at the Herman Wander
Mey home. Friday evening.
Mrs. Andrew Harlander is
staying at the E. L. Bartlett
home in Lynden, fer several
weeks.
Mrs. S. Pratt who has been
very i'll but is somewhat improv-
ed at present, spent last week
with her mother at her home in
Blaine.
Mrs. Barney Bajema and sons
Theodore and Bert of Lynden.
spent Wednesday with Mrs. H.
Wander Mey.
Mr.. N. P. Olson of Lawrence,
was entertained at the home of
Edgar and Eldon Olson, last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elzo Gelms re-
ceived word last week that Mr..
Gelm's brother, Mr.. Adam Gelms,
of Seattle, was i'll.
Elmer Davis was absent from
school last week on account of
illness.
The annual business meeting
of the Baptist Church was held at
the church last Monday.
Erwin and Vernon Weidkamp
spent Saturday at the Andrew
Wander Yacht home.
Miss Evelyn Wander Yacht of
Seattle, is expected home in
few weeks for her vacation.
Mrs. Andrew Wander Yacht
spent Wednesday afternoon at
the Kelsbek home, at Timon.
Those who had a perfect at
tendance at the Sunshine school
from October % to November II
are: 1st grade. Albert Assink;
End grade, John Bedlington, Har-
old Day and Clyde Benson; Srd
grade, Berdina Assink, Carrie
Nastrom, Ards Benson, and Wv
ian Wander Yacht; 4th grade,
Richard Bedlington, and Yer
non Benson; 5th grade, Bernice
Day and Edna Wander Yacht;
9TH grade. Phyllis Day, Eris Ma
strom and Doyle Wander Yacht:
Sth grade, Olive Berthusen and
Dorothy Day.
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Lowry, Mr. and Mrs. GAIA, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Wampler, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Lavender and
Misses Mildred and Nettie Har-
veg and Christine GAIA. II is
SIX years since the Harveys and
tie Tilburys were married.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD
AT THE TRIBUNE OFFICE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Corner 5th Ave. and Grover st.
10 A. M.-SuBday School.
1900 d. m.-Morning Worship.
ZOO p. m.-Epworth League.
500 p. m.-Evening Worship.
E. o. GRIMES. Pastor
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
GOVERNOR OF THE
PHILIPPINES. Major

GOVERNOR OF THE
PHILIPPINES. Major
General Leonard Wood
pictured demonstrating.
with the aid of an accom-
modating friend, his prof.
cheney in the manly art of
self-defense. The Cover
nor, an adept at boxing
ever since his old DAYS at
West Point, is encourag-
ing the use of the padded
gloves among the Filipin-
os, as he claims it tends
toward creating a strong
er morale. war. W., ;,
THE NEW KING OF
SWAT. Rogers Hornsby.
of the st. Louis Cardinals.
who has batted .4O1 for
the 1922 baseball season.
he first National
League player to accom-
plish the feat since way
back in 1899, when Dele
hanty, Of the Phillies, es~.
sablished an average of
.408. 1t is the third con-
secutive year the st. Louis
star has won the batting
championship of the SEN
10r major league circuit.
The sterling second-sacker
also led both leagues in
home runs, having scored
~ tins year, against Just
half this number last sen.
son. Keystowe y
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

THE EIGHTEENTH GREEN AT
GREENBRIEK. A picturesque view of
the clubhouse and final green at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, during the
playing of the woman's national golf
championship last week, snapped dur
ing the sensational third round match
between Miss Alexa Stirling, of At
lanta, and Mrs. w. A. Gavin, of Eng
land, which was won by the latter l
up when she laid the New York bond
saieswoman a stymie on the eighteenth
green. ,.,;.x
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

HOMO VERSUS EQUUS.
A thrilling sight during the
recent American Legion
Day celebration in Syra-
cuse was the race between
Allen Woodring, the noted
sprinter, and Yankee Lad,
q spirited thoroughbred
racehorse. Our picture
shows the finish line, with
Woodring the winner by a
nose. P.xA.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

Left- THE GIANTS
CAPTAIN. llustling Dave
Bancroft. drops in on the
Secretary Of State in
Washington to invite Mr..
Hughes to be his guest at
the World Series clash in
ASe" ! 1ork. Feustene
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

THE BATTLE" OF THE VIRGINIA dvine
over tne s. Arkansas during
the Atlantic Fleet theoretically
seven
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

HOW'D YOU LIKE TO BE IN Pretty nineteen
nenp IN ea th @ nae nigh scorer the American
Ing three over in Newark school,
"nen not out on the cnder path breaking -
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

THE LATEST THING IN
COZ l. A R S. DIR. Raffaele
Rastianelli, noted surgeon of
Rome, who was much in the
ilmelight at the time of Car
uso's last illness, pictured as
he arrives in New York aboard
the S. S. Giulio Cesare, Italy's
largest and most palatial liner.
The Italian medico was accom-
panied by his wife, the former
Lucille Loomis, Of Pittsburgh.
WIDE World
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

RightTHE MAYFIowERs SKIPPER Captain James rars;n A.
@ % o. ms schooner Maydower which Cana
International
IN TINS years series to be sailed Gloucester this month aan
their decision En.and
bonafde fishing ~ AeA~ 1"A' "as hoe
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

THE BEST BABY from the
first Better Baby Show" "
given last Saturday by the
5 st RS Of Christian Doc
trine, in conjunction with the
Board of Health and covering
that section of New York
which lies within the shadow
Of the Manhattan Bridge.
Over five hundred babies of
every creed. and color COM
peted, and Baby Helen Rice
was declared the winner.
P0ul ThompSo,s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
HUGHES JEDE DO BRA.
SILIE.

New York, "a. srpna. Char
les Evans Hughes, sekretar
statu vyplul dnes ma parniku
Pan America ma navstevu bra
shske centenialni vystavy row
nsx, ably jaksi splatil navstevu
tehdeHiho brasilskeho cisafe
Dom Pedra, jenz zavital ma a.
merickou centenialni vystavu,
konanou We Filadelfii v roce
1876. S Hughesem zaroveh je-
dou generalmajor R. Bullard,
velitel Department. vychodu,
jako vojensky pobocnik; kon-
treadmiral Carl Vogelsang, We
litel newyorskych lod6nic, jake
namornicky pobocnik a neko-
lik sekretarG a assistentI.
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z SAVLA STAL Sc PAVEL.
Vddce druziny, jez zabila Col.
linse, pfihlasil &c do narodni
arm&dy.

Cork, "a. srpna. Tom Hales,
jenz vedl zalohu, ktere padl "a
obet' Michael Collins jenz
wal ma sebe plno0 zodpoved-
most "a smrt velitele narodni
armady, projevil dnes politova-
nj mad svym cinem, odhodil
zbran a nabidl Sc pristoupiti k
narodnimu vOjsku.
Hales jest bratrem Sena Ha-
lese, elena irskeho snemu, jenz
je horlivym stoupencem smlou-
Wy. Ia to prvne zmineny byl
zurivym odpGrcem smlouvy a
nelze rici, zdali jeho nabidka
pripojiti Sc k narodnimu VOL
sku bude prijata. Pravi Sc, re
on a jeho sestra ma den sv. Pa.
tricka zapalili platformu v
BandOn, kde demonstrate We
prospech smlouvy byla kona-
ma.
Jeho nynejsi zmena fronty
jest povazovana "a nanejvyse
vyznamnou a dava wink pre-
svedceni, re smrt Michaela Col
linse nebyla nadarmo, zdali
Hales v priklon6nf Sc ku Svo-
bodnemu Statu bude nasledo.
van svymi stoupenci.
Dublin, "a. srpna. Telesne
pOzGstatky Michaela Collinse
byly dopraveny dnes z nemocni
ce sv. Whence do radnice, kde
budou vystaveny do nedele. VI
jenske a civilni straze, ministr
vlady, clenove dali eireannu 9
duchovenstvo, mezi nimz tri b
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
SEDMNACT RADIKALu
VEZNENO.
Michigansks 1fady rovnSz usi-
luji o vydsni w. Z. Fostera.

st. Joseph, Mich, "a. srpna.
Obvineni z kriminalniho syndi-
kalismu die statniho zakona
prijateho snemem z r. 1919,
sedmnact domnelych komuni-
stu, zatcenych pri najezdu v
Bridgeman, pozadovalo W.
slech, kdyz byli privedeni pred
smirciho soudce Davise zde
dnes. Den vyslechu byl urcen
vsichni jsou drzeni We vezeni
v St. Joseph pod zarukou $1O,-
900 kazdy.. Zaruky nebyly slo-
zeny.
Verejny zalobce C. w. Gore,
podnikl kroky "a lcelem vyda-
nj Williama z. Fostera, vddce
ocelarske stavky, o nemz sc
tvrdi, ze sc podilel ma schIzi v
Bridgeman, do Okresu Berrien,
tax ably mohl byti postaven
pred soud pro kriminalni syn
dikalismus sc sedmnacti radi-
kaly drzenymi zde. Foster jest
v Chicagu a zatykac byl ma ne
he vydan zde dnes.
Priruci serif odejel do Lam
sing, ably ziskal prislusne listi-
ny cd guvernera Groesbecka, $
nimiz Sc pax odebere do Spring
fieldu a predlozi je illinoisske.
mu guverneru Smallovi.
S muzi, kteri jsou drzeni zde
konan bude vyslech nepochyb
ne pristi tyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
OLES Sc PROJEL v PATROL
MIN VOZE.

Youngstown, O., "a. srpna.
Drivejsi mayor George L. Oles
byl wat ma policejni stanici v
patrolnim voze ma zatykac W.
dany ma neho pro poruseni
m6stske ordinance, jez zaka-
zuje vyklad zbozi ma chodniku.
Policista nabidl Olesovi, ably sli
ma stanici pesky, ale drivejsi
mayor pravil, ze jest prav6 ira
pen reumatismem a zadal, ably
byl povolan patrolni vGz. V
tom bylo mu vyhoveno a row.
nez dovezen zp6t do sveho OBJ
chodu. Ma stanici slozil $40 ja-
ko zaruku, ze Sc dostavi k W.
slechu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
TURCI ZAHAJUQ !, OFTEN.
.,,as.k J, sIyU. go s..%'-s
Vrhli armadu 1OO, 900 muzI
silnou prot Rekim.

Pafiz, "a. srpna. Zprava, re
Turci zahajili velikou offensi-
WI proti recke front6 V Male
ASH byla obdrzena francouz-
skou vladou vcera cd francouz
skeho vysokeho komisafe v
v Cafihrade.
Ucelem offensivy jest ziska-
ii TurkIm tn nejsiln6jsi moz-
nOu posici v mirOve konferenci,
jez bude zahajena v Benat-
kach pocatkem zari, stejne ja-
ko Rekove, z teze priciny, w.
pravili armadu ma ohrozovani
Cafihradu.
Glen turecke offensivy jest
, nejenom Smyrensky distrikt,
kde Rekove prohlasili autokra
eli, ale Zredukovati oblast v Ma
le ASH drzenou reckon arma-
dou. Recka linie byla oslabe-
ma nedavno, kdyz 100000 voja-
XII bylo odvolano a prideleno k
armade, jez tahla ma Carihrad,
Vice nez 100000 muzG jest
pouzivano pri turecke offensi.
F., We krone stejneho poctu voja.
XII, ktefi drzi linie ma severn
Vsechny podminky k offensive
jsou prfhodne, zejmena dobra
Groda.
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Senat pro drasticke
zakroCcenl.
Odporacuje pfevzeti drah a tvrdo-
uhelnych dcli.
Nadeje skoro vsechna zmizela ma urovnani
zeleznicni stavky.

Washington, "a. srpna. Po-
vefeni presidenta moci ku pre-
vzeti zeleznic a dol6 tvrdouhel-
nych bylo odporucovano v Sc
nate dnes pozde odpoledne.
V tomto telese, jez zachova-
valo mlceni mezitfm co presi-
dent vynasnazoval Sc 0 urovna
nj industrialnich sport po vi
ce tydnd, oval Sc pozadavek
po drastickem zakroceni, kdyz
stalo Sc zjevnym, re jest ma
10 nadeje ma skOnceni stavky
zamestnancI re zeleznic. di-
len havifG We tvrdouhelnem
pasmu. S obou stran, demokra-
ticke i republikanske, bylo od-
porucovano, ably vlada pfevza-
la operovala zeleznice a dolly
tvrdouhelne, zdali sporne stra
ny Sc nedohodnou co nejdrive.
Jezto v pasmu mekkouhel-
nem dosp6lo sc k dorpzumeni,
jedna Sc tn pouze o kontroln
cen "a uhli, avsak cely uhelny
prdmysl zavisi cd dopravnich
podminek.
Pc dlouhe debate, senator
Walsh, demokrat z Massachu-
setts, pfedlozil zrovna pred od-
rocenim resoluci zmocnujici
presidenta prevZiti a operova-
ii dolly zeme, z casti nebo vse-
chny, jichz produktu jest pou-
zivano v mezistatnfm obchode
a opravnujici povoleni 81, ,OOO,-
900 k tomu Icelu.
JeSte vyznamnejsi vsak,
vzhledem k tomu, re presiden-
tova strana kontroluje kon-
gres, byla prohlaseni senatori
jako Cumminse Iowy, pred
sedy vyboru pro mezistatni oh
chod a pivOdce dopravnickeho
zakona; Irwina L. Lenroota z
Wisconsin, Williama M. Cal
dera z New Yorku.
Senator Calder zahajil di.
skussi prohlasenim, "a stat N
York, re nedostatek tvrdeho u.
hi hrozi katastrofou S blizici
Sc zimou a dokonce j krvepro'
litim a zahubou lidskych zivo
til We velkych mestech. Pravil
ze obema stranam v tvrdouhe
mem pasmu mela by byti dana
lhIta osmactyriceti hodin k do
rozumeni nedojde-li k toml
po vyprseni one lhIty, "budt
to povinnosti kongresu dat
presidentovi plnou moe a neo
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100 OBETf DkEVNfHO
ALKOHOLU.

New York, "a. srpna. Drevni
alkohol, jenz byl prodavan ia
ko whisky, zpisobil 130 dmrti
a % pripady slepoty v 21 sta
tech behem prvnich sesti mesi
cd r. 1922, oznameno bylo dnes
narodnfm vyborem pro zameze
nj slepote. Vice nez polovice
re 130 dmrti byla v New Yor-
ku, New Jersey a Pennsylva-
nil. Pet dmrti bylo oznameno
z Texasu a po ctyfech z Con-
necticut, Massachusetts,, Ohio
a Missouri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

New Philadelphia, O.. "a.
srpna. = Tisice osob ze vsech
casti statu seslo Sc zde dnes, a.
by navstivili prvni trvalou O.
sadu v Ohio blize Schoenbrun
Springs, jez byla zalozena pred
$50 lety. Mic nezbyva k ozna-
ceni mista, kde prvni civilni
vlada byla zalozena We state,
krone vyschleho pramene a
velike lipy, pod niz rev. David
Zeisberger, missionar Morav-
ske cirkve a zakladatel vesnice
konaval porady. DR.. Thomp-
son, predseda statni university,
byl hlavnim recnikem pri slav-
nosti.
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LETCI Sc VRACf.

New York, "a. srpna. =
Navrat do Spoj. Stati TAX ry-
chile jak mozno porucika Wal
terra Hintona, pilota a clenG
muzstva jeho morskeho aero
planu Sampaio Correia, strosko
taneho pri pobrezi Kuby be-
hem letu z New Yorku do Rio
de Janeiro, Brasilii, bylo o.
znameno dnes v depesi k odbo.
ru namornictva z americke ma.
morni stanice Guantanamo
Muzstvo aeroplanu bylo "a.
chraneno kfiznikem Denver.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
SOCHAR Sc ZASTRELIL v
MUSEU.

Chicago, "a. srpna. Posadiv
Sc ma lavici ma druhem poscho-
di zdejsiho um6leckeho musea,
pred sochou "Okfidleneho Vi
t6zstvi" obklopen zastupem
navstevniki "a pozdniho odpo-
ledne, Walter Undaras, 49,
lety, polsky sochar, pritiskl re-
volver k celu a stiskl pero. Byl
mrtev, kdyz k nemu prispecha-
Ii zrizenci v museu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
MOVE PALIVO BYLO
-OBJEVENO.
Jest to "vodni plyn", vyvodSny
smssi vOdy 5 necistym olejem.

New York, "a. srpna. Move
palivo - "vodni plyn" = wy
vodeny smisenim vodya ned
steneho oleje "a teploty 900
stupnd Fahrenheita, byl vyro-
ben We sklepe jedne garaze ma
zap. Sc. ulici, vyslo ma jevo
dnes die vynalezce a tech,
kdoz poskytli mu financni pod
poru, vykona praci uhli o dve
tretiny levneji.
Newyorska podzemni draha
mohla by byti zarizena ma pou-
zivani tohoto noveho paliva v
deseti dnech, vynalezce tvrdi;
lokomotivy mohou Jim byti hna
ny rovnez automobily, strikac
ky a aeroplany.
Soucasne vynalez noveho
druhu parniho stroje, jenz ma
paliti "vodni plyn", bylo ozna
men. Model, jiz sestavent, ma
pouze dvacet sest soucastek a
Jest urcen k pouzfvani na ma
kladnich automobilech. Nynej-
, 81 prim6rny motor ma t9chto
ma 375 soucastek.
Parni aeroplanovy stroj, po-
zdstavajici jenom z jeden&cti
soucastek proti 2,800 v Liberty
motoru, jest sestavov&n.
| Move palivo a motoryy jsou
vyn&lezem J. w. Prossera, mu
re 57-letaho. Jest to dffvejsi u
citel z Rhode Island. jeiak vsak
;sse yfnayx.. ~ !. stnsesiile tRs,
strojnictvi. Vyhledan dnes Y
Hudson River garazi, byl pine
pfesvedcen o nesmirnych moz-
nostech svych vynalezG.
Stejnou dGveru ma Elbridge
Gerry Snow, predseda Home
Insurance Co., jenz pravil, ze
spolu S radou jinych obchodni-
XII zarucili Prosserovi financ-
nj pomoc.
"Jsem toho presvedceni."
pravil Snow, "ze konec poIz.-
vani uhli jest v dohledu re We
rejnost nepotrebuje miti staro-
sti k Will nedostatku uhli, jez-
to lacine palivo, vyrobene z
vody a necisteneho oleje, bude
me miti co nejdrive."
Vynalezce, u pritomnosti
zpravodaje, rozehral vytapeci
pee a vysvetlil konstrukci mo-
torI, jez jsou nanejvyse jedno-
duche u porovnani s nynejsimi
a mohou vyvinouti stejnou ST.
lu.
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REVOLUCE We CUATE.
MALE.

Mesto Mexiko, "a. srpna. =
Cestujici, kteri prijeli sem z
Guatemaly, oznamuji, re revo.
luce jest v proudu v one zemi
po tri dny a sifi Sc. Pravi, ze
vlada prohlasila vojensky "a.
kon a re hlavni mesto jest We
zd6Seni nasledkem nedOstatku
potravin.
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1000 MIL MA BICYKLU.

Lancaster, o., "a. srpna. N.
J. Waterbury, 74-lety, farmar
bydlici ma majetku zdejsi stat
nj polepsovny pro chlapce,
prav6 dOkoncil cestu do Chica-
ga, St. Louisu zp6t ma bicy-
klu, vzdalenost to 1000 mil.
Pravil, ze denne urazil primer
ne 100 mil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
STAVKA HOTELNfCH "a.
MESTNANCO.

Budapest, "a. srpna. Hotel
nj zamestnanci v tomto meste
prohlasili vSeobecnOu stavku,
kdyz byl zamitnut jejich poza-
davek o 10 procent zprOpitne-
no re vSech uctd, jez jsou pred
kladany hostim. Hoste, mezi
nimiz jest dosti Americana, nu
ceni jsou pripravovati 81 sva
vlastni jidla.
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skupove, nasledovai rakev po-
krytou irskou trojbarevnou
vlajkou, kdeZto We smutecnich
povozech byli bratr, sestry a o.
statni pfibuzni. Ia temi pax
ubiral Sc neprehledny zastup
muzG a zen.
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TURISTE PORANENI.

Rosenheim, Nemecko, "a.
srpna. DIE zpravy zde Obdrze-
ne nekolik americkych turistG
bylo vazne poraneno blize Mni
chova dnes pfi srazce ma hor-
ske Scenicke draZe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
VZPOURA v MESOPOTAMII

Pafiz, "a. srpna. La Liberte
pravi dnes vecer: "Depese z
Karskeho statu sdeluji, ze
vzpoura vypukla v Mesopota-
mil proti anglicke nadvlade.
.zadnych podrobnosti nebylo
al dosud mozno ziskati."
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"NEPkATELE SOVETU"
ZATCENI.

Reval, Estonsko, "a. srpna.
- Depese z Moskvy oznamuje
zatcenf 200 ruskych ucenci a
spisovateld v Moskve a triceti
v Petrohrade. Jsou obvineni z