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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-04-01
JEROME J. LICARI

SUPP. Venerable O. I. F. dr..
"C'e tanto, ma tauto campo
vergine da sfruttare -, dice Paw
vocato Licari. Propriamente CO.
81. Non ci sarcbbe percio' biso-
gno, quando 81 e. capaci d'infil-
trarsi fra Pelemento vergine, di
Taccogliere i Tigettati Gil e.
spulsi, per fatti immorali, da al
tire organization, per ingrandi-
re le proprie file. O di accettare
coloro che non hanno voluto a.
dempiere i proprii doveri altro-
We, 0 di promettere gil stessi be-
neflzii che pagano altri, o di mi
nacciare quelli che non hanno
peli sulla lingua con la rappre-
saglia di un vecchio aSsisteHtato,
che nellie cose del due Ordini
c'entra come il cavOlo a meren-
ia. Pin fatti ci vogliono, memo
chiacchiere; piu arrosto, memo
fumo; pin generosita, memo mi
nacce; pi1 galantomismo, memo
rappresaglie.
"....e per assolvere il nostro
mandate utilmente dobbiamo a.
mar tutti i nostri fratelli italia
nj, dovunque Ii troviamo, 0 ap-
partengano ad un Ordine o ad
un altro, o non appartengano
nessun Ordine", continue Paw.
Licari. Ben detto, moi aggiun-
giamo. Perche questo 81 avveri i
fatti debbono rispondere allie
parole.
Quando, invece, come a Rea-
ding, Pa, durante una mantle
stazione umanitaria nella quale
parlo Guido Podrecca, 81 ascolta-
no, dial Venerable Supre-
mo delPOrdine independence del
Figli dItalia, che risponde al no. .
me di Jerome J. Licari, del |
le insinuazioni contro POr- |
fanotrofio del Figli d'I-I
talia di Pennsylvania, Punica L.
stituZione umanitaria italiana .
del genere negli Stati Unit, u-|
scendo in ridicoli raffronti:
per esempio, un grega-
rio degli Independent, dopo a.
verlo provocato con pubblicazio-
N diffamatorie ed avere am
mannito contro di lui anche un
numero unico, ia arrestare i'll
capo delPOrdine regolare di
Pennsylvania, e Pavvocato Lica-
ri, invece di intervenire, a met F
tere pace, Sofia sui bracie-
re acceso; quando, dice
yamo, 81 opra cosi, significa
che mon 81 amano tutti / nostri
fratelli italiani, dovunque Ii tro-
yiamo, 0 appartengono ad un Or
dine o ad un altro, 0 non ap-
Dartengano a nessun Ordine", e
.e nOstre belle, melliflue parole
servono per nascondere il pen
siero; in altri termini, il piu del
le volte 81 predjca bene 81
razgoI1 male.
In occasione della pubblicazio
ne della notizia equivoca, del
passaggio cioe dele 27 logge del
New England agli Indipenden-
ii, alcuni giornalisti prezzolati,
che disonorano la mobile missio-
ne, reiteravano il rinprovero al
POrdine regolare di avere delle {
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-04-01

In occasione della pubblicazio-
ne della notizia equivoca, del
passaggio cioe dele 27 logge del
New England agli Indipenden-
ii, alcuni giornalisti prezzolati,
che disonorano la Mobile missio-
ne, reiteravano il rimprovero al
POrdine regolare di avere dele
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07

neiSlhO Zran6Dl,
s iakym pfiial osud neprateli
mu nastrojeny,
Doch0Valo Sc nam pamatne
vyliceni teto osudne udalostl,
jez vpravd6 bylo tragickou
pfedzv6sti Lipan, pozvoln6ho
ceske lidovlady, jedi
ne prave ceske demokracie
bratrstvi lidi vsech stavu po-
svecene Bohu. Truchliva kr-
vaya b0ule, jez tehdy snesla
Sc mad Prahou, priserne dome
la ia dive ste let ma Bile Hore
katastrofou celeho naroda,
jenz muze byti silnym jen V
bratrske lidovlade!
Slysme HAS yerneho pritele
Jan0va, husitskeho kn6ze, ienz
,ud6lil mu posledni duchovnl po-
silu, jeho poslednich civil, -
hrozndho zalu a desne pomsty
prazskeho lidu mad jeho vrahy.
kdyz britti pacholci poha-
aGni rychtaIoNym paicatem
Itrhali sat Z odsouzencu a Vaza-
Iii Jim ruce provazy, pravll
knee Jan: "Ponechtez mne,
liz vam dobfe rozumlm." Po-
Iklekl layice Y radni slni q
yroucne sc modlil. Ma sloVa
| purkmistra staromostskeho: !,
"Jizt kneze Jane jinak byti
nemuze," odv6til primo proro-
lcky, pres to pokorne Vuc
lVlastnim yrahum: "Rozmysle.
tie to, mic by mu smrt neby'
10, ale SAINT neumsu, vizte Je.
sic, CO toho pride, lazbycf !
! lbyl daVno nethal, cot by III du.
Isl 70 mne vypudilo, ne, ne, la
heat sem mel bydlo mezi va
mi! A poVedeV to vece:
"prosimt vas. odpust tie mi ii
knezi ilti". A piiSed Ike mnj
"a stal ke dvefnom, panu bohl
Sc vincn dal prede mnll hfie
choV a to mi rekl: Moi bra
tfel Jizt ia odtudto nikoli ne
Vyjdu, nez nam "a to, re TOD,
nie neueini; mily bratfe, poz
1T pan boh, prosiz tam krszi
at cbci nebozacky chudymi
az do te krye vylltie verne pra
cuji a zraditi il nedadie; Otc
nebesky, dekuiit zes mi dal o
svych trpeti =.
Y techto poslednlch slovecl
!. kazdy yerny Czech iiste cltl ~
llovy charakter Jana Zelivske
no. Nasledovala poprava, pi
|niz knez Jan pokorne bez
strachu polozil hlavu svou po,
imeC katuv. =.
Avsak prazsky lid nalezl il
lpodezienl, ial Sc sturmovat
ina zyoneeh kosteInieh a syold
wat do zbrane NoVomestsi
ffatii Janovi nalezl pred Star
Imestskou radnici heitman
Haska "zkuryysyna toho zrao
memo, an Jedi krote lid a pre-
Ne, he knezi Janoyi mic nenie'
/, / | volal lid ma heitmana: H;
/, ha, Zradny, neVerny pane, ]
! nyml zlosyny zamordoyali st
nam kazatele naseho mileho
- Rozruseni hdu bylo jiz Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07
JAN ZELIVSkY, TRIBUN A
M,LACEk PRAZSkEHO HUI
SITSkEHO LIDU.
(Pamatka petistileti jeho
nasilne smrtl.)

jest tomu pet set let, kdyI
zahynul mecem kata IA Stare
m6stsk6 radnici muz iiste vell-|
XIV duchem ] Jiaem, knee Jan
Leliysky, ienH 20 fadn let stai
Y cele prazsE dho lidu nejpo-
hnutelSl dobe zapasu nar0da
teskeho celym tehdejsim
svetem. Bohulel, zachoValo
Sc nam 0 tomto podivuhodnem
muzi tue malo historickych
dat, takze ami neyime. kdyl q
kde Sd narodil a jak Sc do Pra
ny dostal.
,l., ,fa4l.,- p c,a5
-, ,,,a.'ta ,,aI - *
-, ,,a,l,, ,oJ,l.5lni bnsitsRa
,,.a., ,.a,,.a,.,, ;;.s.f,,,
anoieneon Zilkn,vm = Tabo-
!, - - yoIila boure nra u
.lkd io5 ,5,Vr.botiIa 20 cervaa
11lo enot3nim koo3elu no
yco,6s4.I,,1eb et5l ! colo lidu
paIaelkv vveoce cpni sohanoo-
u; .Jana 1aGyskeho iazto byl
hlavnin, nrostrada{kem hnsit.
ska prahv zi5koylm Tabo-
rom > fax tvureem syornosti .
soneinnosti nalyetslch dvou
mocnosti "kacifskeho" naro-
IA
1.1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07

mocne, re heitman Hasek jen
stezi zachranil Sc ut6kem a
lid neblahem tuseni rozbil
vrata radnice,
"A pax brzo nektery bratr
nalezl hlavu kn6ze Janovu, i
vyb6hl nj 2 rathnsu, vDehl S
nj ma hromadu hnojeni, jal Sc
ii lidu ukazovati. A uzrevse
lide hlayu kneze Janovu ta-
ky kirk, V taky plac a ta-
Ky hrmot V taku zalost dali
Sc, jezto ia neVim, by ktery
clov6k um6l to prave vypraVl-
Iti."
JeSte k ruznejsim scenam
zalu narku doslo druheho
dne pri kazani Janovi verne
Ioddanych knezl pred pohrbe-
inim LellVSkeho V kOStele.
Kdyz kazatel jeden ukazo-
! wal hlavu st'atGho pritomnym
zastupum, "aby Vzpomneli a
skutecnd plnili, co jsou dobre-
! no t6 hlaVy slychali," tn "tak
yelike zarmdcenie bylo lidu,
! re n6ktere jakoby napoly mr.
tive vlaceli q kostela."
Tehoz dne 10. bfezna a dine
III. brezna doslo k hruznym
bourim, Ike krvave mste na
! konselich, kteri popraVu Jano-
VI zpusobili. Domys jejich by.
| ly vyplen6ny a fada jich ublts
na miste, neb ma ulici. Pet w
Iznacnych NliVnych konselt
ST alto bylo na Staromestsken
namesti. TAX pise soucasnit
0 hruze techto houri.
! Hnav lidu obratil Sc take
prot mirnym kalisnikum a Nj
,strum uceni prazskeho, jichi
domy byly take zpustoSeny. r
Sam Rokycena musil tehdy Z
Prahy uprchnouti. Bude jestf
Giolem historiku, aby proka
: zali, pokud Jan Ielivsky svyn
: postupem proti odpurcum pr
praVil 81 svuj osud a zda zalo
: by jeho odpurcu byly opravne
ny. ,Jisto ie, ze iednalo Sc
, MIN posledni chyili zaludne
: Palacky aspon zduraznuje, 4,
: 5 odpurci iednal Slechetneii ne.
l ,od fanatika lie ocekavat.
Pro Cechy dnesni DOLBY m;
boz c nejvetSi principy bratr
: stvi, Y nemz Jan Zelivsky pad
: nezmern6 veliky vyznam. \
i neihlubslm ideoyem Smyslu ne
: byl tehdy zadny cesky stredo
/ vek, ale cesky novovek. Princi
1py, nez sc tehddz CechoV
Z vitezne proti celemu stfedove
i kemu svetu a zahubne mezi sc
: bou bill, Jsou Vecne modern
i Vetsine novodobych Ceehu iso
, ony velike bratrske princip
4 bohuzel ieste nejasne, ba ci2
: a proto je dnesni doba polit
: eky osvobozeneho naroda sts
:. Re jeste prot one ye'ke Gobe-
!, kdy stall jsme ideove cele CT
/ leho lldstva = malou. Y tee
G principech bratrstvl ie take il
> dine velka ceska budoucnost!
k Orloj.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
OVERLAND

The ideal liz thcar In the world. Pretty. graceful lines, substantial ly built. and beautifully up- holstered. Best motor made in a small car. Built for comfort, dur ability. beauty and speed. Light weight. and easy on gas and tires. Can be driven easily by women or children, so easy Is 1t to control. Now models are even classier than the old ones and will do justice to a much more expensive car as to appearance and performance. Come down and look over our Overland sedans. tourings. coupes and runa abouts. Seeing is convinc- ing. Let us demonstrate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
WILLYS-KNIGHT

The gift supreme. Handsome car of distinction with beautiful, graceful lines and sturdy. endur- able body. Best motor made. and performance Is absolutely perfect. Wonderful. luxurious upholstering. Our cars, sedaps. tourings, coupes. roadsters, are the most beautiful. comfortable. speedy and endurably built. Let us take you for little ride and you will be so impressed with the Willys-Knight that you will take ono home with you iys-Knight.t the gift supreme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17

You've been gettins your candy from the Martha Washington all the year. You
 have tried the choice bonbons, the pure creams. and all the other delicious sweets for which they are famous, so
 get you Christmas candies
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-17
STOP AT Burchfield Hotel

TUSCALOOSA, ALA. FIRE-PROOT. CAFE IN CONNECTION. RATES sl.oO AND UP.
 GET IN BUSINESS for yourself: make money by putting out good remedy. Tested formulas and patent medicines. soft drinks and household remedies fur nIshed Dy expert: terms reasonable e. Address DIE. care Age-HeraId.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
GOVERNMENT WILL PROTECT WORKMEV
 IN RAILWAY SHOPS
BoRAH ASKS FOR COMM SSlON TO INVESTIGATE NATIONAL
 ZINC COAL INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The inn mediate policy of the government ln the coal strike situation was declared at the Whitehouse today to be con- tinuation of it's endeavors to furnish protection to men willing to work in the mines. It was stated that mill tary protection would be furnished all railways desiring to replace the strlk- CTS with non-union workmen.
 The creation of Federal coal con- mission of three members appointed by the President to investigate the coal industry and recommend legisla- tion to Congress was proposed in a resolution introduced today by Chair man Borah of the Senate Labor Con- mittee on the advisability or necessi- ty of nationalizing the coal industry.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
ROSEBURG DENTIST MUST HANG, SAYS
 SUPREME COURT

SALEM, Oregon, July 26-The State supreme court of Oregon upheld the lower courts today in the case of Dr. R. M. Brumfeld, the Roseburg dentist, sentenced to hang for the murder of Dennis Russell
 The case is one of the most brutal in the annals of Oregon crime. Brum- field, a practicing dentist at Roseburg, insured his life heavily, and later his automobile was found in a lonely spot in a wrecked condition with a headless body beneath it, which Brumfield's wife declared was that of her hus- band. The body was later identified as that of Dennis Russell, who had been murdered his body placed under the car, and his head shattered by dy- namite until the features were unrec ognizable.
 The Oregon sheriff was positive crime had been committed despite the vehement protestations Of identifca tion by Mrs. Brumfeld, and started a quiet search for the mur0ercr. 3rum- field was tracked down ana run to earth in Canada, and upon hi return for trial pretended he wa5 a victim of amnesia and unconscious of hls ac- tions at the time of the murder Despite the efforts of his counsel he was quickly sentenced to be hanged and the final act in tue brutal drana will be rung down when he pays the penalty of his acts upon the scaffold.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
PRIEST MACHINE !S ABANDONED kT
 PLACE T FELI

DAWSON, July 26.-Aviator PTest who arrived here from Eagle, states today that he will leave his machine where it lies on the niggerhead flat .hree wheels up, as it is utterly inn possible to raise it from it's present position.
 When Prest left Eagle he was with out food, without arms and had only revolver and fishing tackle in his car, besides his cameras and supplies of gas. He was alone, having no me- chanician. He managed to kill cari, bou and liven on that for two days. At the time the searching party found him. he was 45 miles out of Eagle but mushing gamely toward his goal
 He is undaunted and says that he will make the trip next year using 8 hydroplane. He will take pack team and go back for his cameras, thence go by steamer to Fairbanks and Out. side.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
SHR|NERS START NEXT WEEK ON
 ALASKAN TRIP

SEATTLE, July 26-Potentate Hugh NJ. Caldwell of Nile Temple, announc- ed today completion of plans for pill erimage into Interior Alaska, leaving Seattle August 8. The party will go on the Admiral Evans to Seward, and from Seward to Fairbanks, where the Shriners will put on ceremonial ses- sion August IT,
 Tentative plans have been made for ceremonials at Seward, Anchorage, Juneau and Ketchikan. The Nile Tenn ple members will carry the official dis pensation of Imperial Potentate James NcCandless of Honolulu authorizing them to confer the degrees Of the Mys- tic Shrine on candidates in Alaskan communities.
 The pilgrimage is expected to cover the principal points in Southwestern Alaska, and is the eighth pilgrimage or Nile Temple to the territory. The first was in 1909 when a party staged cer- emonial in Nome In 1912 Nile nobies again went to Nome and presented ceremonial, and then went to Far hanks via the Yukon River, where an- other ceremonial was staged and then to Juneau where third class was rushed "across the hot sands Of the desert" Pilgrimages then were maoe to Juneau in 1914 and again in l9l5' to Cordova in 1917, to Anchorage and Seward in 1918. Last year Nile mem hers put on ceremonials at Anchorage, Seward, Cordova, Juneau and Ketchl- kan.
 Elaborate preparations for the re- ception of Potentate Caldwell and his party are already under way by Shrln- CTS in Fairbanks, some of whim be- came members of the mystic order lO years ago when Nile made it's last pill grimage to Fairbanks. but who have had no opportunity of seeing otners cross the hands.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
WILL MAKE UP SHORTAGE

Due to a shortage in tonnage neces sary to complete the five thousand ton naval order of Alaska coal the Engi- neering commission has temporarily op med up the Chickaloon coal mines The work is in charge of Sumner Smith, who is working a full crew in order to make up the shortage as rap idly as possible The shortage totals about one thousand tons. The coal is being washed at the Anchorage plant as soon as mined and then lightered out to the naval collier Jason.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
CONSOLIDATION OF INTERESTS

Consolidation of all the placer min- ing interests on Porcupine creek trib- utary to Chilkat valley north of Haines has been effected and preparations for active operation of the area is being made It is planned to move the big electric plant from Glacier creek to the ground and operations will be car ried on by means of hydraulic lifts. R. Grefe and Frank Metcalfe are now making a survey of the ground.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
SPRING BREAKUP AT M'ARATH
 WAS VERY TAME AFFAIR

McGRATH, Alaska June 2.-In front Of McGrath this year the first move ment of Tacotna ice occurred on Sun day, May IA, at $40 p. m., at which time it slipped down perhaps hun dred feet or so until banked up on the KuSkokwim.
 The first movement of the Kusko- kwim ice occurred at 1920 D. m., Monday, May 15, when it ran for five minutes and then damned, and at : m. Tuesday ran again for time.
 This springs breakup was regarded by old timers as rather tame affair
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26

The steamship Alameda arrived in port about 30 o'clock with large passenger list, among whom were the following: Miss c. Himmell, James Mccormick and wife, Horace Tyler and wife, D. c. Clarke, Miss B. C. Es- tebrook, Gladys E. Humphrey, Miss E, A. Clark, Herbert Ellis and wife, Mrs, NJ. G. Shaw, Georgia Stewart, Marga- ret Thomas, Miss Agnes Kelley, Mrs. M. V. Tabor w. Erickson, Tillie John- son, Miss B. Nisch, Mrs. Bledeson, W. E. Lee, H. E. Raymond, Mrs. M. C Hughes, A L. Moore, L. T. CraVan, N' Nelson, D. L. Dillon, c. G. Swanson Harry Bush, George J. Love. A list Of additional passengers will be given to- morrow.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
COLTS AND BUFORD WILL
 MEET AGAIN THURSDAY

Another game of baseball will be plaved between the Buford team and Bailev's Colts The transport men be- lieve they can take the locals meas ure before their ship leaves for Val dez and at their request a game will he nlayed tomorrow evening at six o'clock. The warm weather has thaw- ed out some of the glass arms and the charley horses are becoming more tractable. A good exhibition of the Ma tional game may be looked for tomor- row evening at six.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
SENATOR CUL.BERSON
 BEATEN IN PRIMARIES

DALLAS, Texas, July 26.-Senator Charles A. CulbeTson, democrat, and present incumbent, was eliminated from the Texas senatorial nomination race in this weeks primaries. The candidates nominated for the Novem- Der elections were Earl B. Mayfield, endorsed by the Ku Klux Klans, and former Lieutenant Governor Fergu- son.
 Culberson's term expires in March, 1923.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Wartime measures were placed in effect today as the Interstate Commerce Commits sion holds that a national emergency exists because of the railroad and coal strikes. The commission has as sumed sweeping control of all railroad rolling stock and took over the direc- tion and distribution of food and fuel and other necessities required to sus- tain the life of the nation.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
kETcHIKAN EAGLES WILL
 S- STAGE CIRCUS AND CARNIVAL

KETCHIKAN: Arrangements are under way for what is hoped will be the biggest three days of fun and frol- ic ha tKetchikan has ever seen. Early in September the Fraternal Order of Eagles will stage a carnival and in door circus, having engaged an old time carnival man to put the proposi. tion over. The proceeds will go to g building fund.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
JOHN E. BALLAINE RETlRES
 FROM SENATORIAL RACE

SEATTLE, July 26.-John E. Bal laine has retired from the fight against Senator Miles Poindexter, and given his place to Mrs. Frances Axtell, who has been endorsed by the so-called Liberal groups for the republican nom- nation for Senator. Mrs. Axtell has announced her platform, which she says will be based upon Poindexter's vote as cast in the senate.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26

Thomas Holland, one of the first res idents of Chitina and former mem her of the Territorial legislature who left for the outside nearly three years ago returned recently from the states and has taken up his residence on his homestead. He reports many men out of work Outside and is very glad to get back to Alaska again.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
PEST |NTELL|GENCE9
 TAXES UP CuDCELS AGAINST PO|NDEXTER

SEATTLE, July 24.-"For Presi- dential slush fund of eighty thousand dollars. Mile Poindexter"
 The Post-Intelligencer will say to- morrow: You delivered to the enc mics the private power the people oi Washington vested in you. Honest cit izenry at the polls this fall by it's vote will place upon you the brand Of dis honor"
 Union labor is the "honest citi zenry" referred to by the Post-Intelli gencer, the unions fighting PoindeXtel en masse for his statements over the coal and railway strike.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
Government Takes Control

CHICAGO, July 26-With the Gov ernment assuming control of freight and passenger traffic, the Eastern rail roads are continuings their efforts to form new unions, and indications from Montreal are to the effect that 40. COG Canadian shopmen have been author izcd to walk out Peace in the rail way strike today seems remote.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
DAUGHTER IF POET 0F
 s|ERRAs ASKS DIVORCE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26-Mrs John Reid, a daughter of the late Joachim Miller, has filed suit for d. vorce against her husband, alleging desertion.
 Mrs. Reid achieved considerable mo- toriety at the time of her marriage by repairing to the woodland glen on her fathers homestead near Oakland where after going through a~seGies oi barbarous rites with her. husband, she declared they were married. At the time she declared hers the only per feet marriage.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
WORTH MILLIONS,
 |S PAUPE:R WKEN
 COMMITS SUICIDE
FORMER PROMINENT WAR TIME SHIPBUILDER VICTIM OF
 DEBTOR GOVERNMENT

SEATTLE, July 26.-Joseph A. SloI a member of the Sloan Shipbuilding Company which has claim of more than three millions against the govern ment for war time wooden shipbuild- ing was found dead today, a suicide in cheap lodging house. He had pawned his cuff links to buy the weapon.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
TRANSPORTS DEPARTURE
 IS NOT YET DEFINITE

The date of departure for the trans port Buford is not definitely known, road conditions between Anchorage and Nenana rendering the setting of the time an uncertain matter.
 According to the latest information General Morton and party had left Fairbanks for Nenana yesterday and would wait there until the road had been repaired.
 Other than this the time of General Morton's arrival is uncertain, likewise the transports departure for Valdez
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
Soldiers in Charge of Shops

DENISON, Texas, July 26.-Fivt companies of the 142nd Infantry of the Texas National Guard detrained today anu took charge of the railroad shops which were placed under martial law by proclamation of the governor as a protection to rail workers and prop erty. Colonel N. w. Nimon of Gaines, vii e, has assumed command.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
ARoL IsHMENT OF PRIMARY
 NOT VIEWED WITH FAVoH

WASHINGTON, July 26-The move ment within the republican party to abolish the direct primary law, which movement is endorsed by President Harding, has aroused the progressive faction and it is planned to rather urge the strengthening of the systems by extending the primaries to the hohl- nation of presidential candidates.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26

CAIRO, Egypt, July 26.-A model ot an Egyptian brewery, approximately 37O0 years old, has been discovered by Dr. Hinder Petrie of the University ot Pennsylvania.
 The model which dates back to lOOC B. c. shows a dozen employees making beer from barley. A handful of bar, ley was preserved, but little except the outside hulls were left.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
MILLER RECEIVES ADVANCEMENT

Arthur H. Miller, until recently in charge of bureau of education affairs in the Third division, has accepted the position of superintendent Of the na- tive school at Metlakahtla, and reach ed that place recently to take up the duties of his position.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
BRITISH A|R|NhII WRECKG MACHINE:
 IN DALUCHISTA

LONDON, July 26-The airplane in which Major Blake, British aviator, is attempting a flight around the world, crashed at Sibi, British Belu- chistan today, the aviator escaping in- jury.
 A force of mechanics from karachl will assist in constructing a new ca = riage for the plane.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-26
SMITH HEIRS WIN SUIT

The heirs of the late Captain Alex ander who was drowned in the Prin- cess Sophia wreck, won the suit at Vancouver against the original owners of the Engineer mine involving title to the property. It is repotred that min ing engineers are now en route to ex- anime the property and that the mine will be operated this year