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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
z Biura MeteorOlog.cznegO.

wsch6d sIolca gOdzihie $40.
zach6d sIO6ca sOdziIie 0'44.
Pogoda W Chicago / okolicy; 70
godnie W sobote prawdopodobnie !"
niedziele. W sbote cieplej. Umiarko-
wany, swiefy poludniOwS Wiatr.
Temperature doby minioneJ
Najwyisza wczOraj o gOdzinie '4-tel
po poIudniu, 43 stopni, naJnixszS
wczoraj o gOdzinie 3-ciej mad ra--
mem ~ stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
soWIETY "A PoWSZECH.
MEM ROZBROJENIEM.
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sobota, 4. marca: sw. Ka-
zinlierza X.
Jutro, niedziela, .. marea; sW.
Waciawa.
Pierwsza Niedziela Postu.
EwangeIja: ,.Jezus Kuszony przez
DiabIa''.
Poiutrze. pOniedzia'ek, 8. marea;
;w. Kolety p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
HARDING PRZECIW
ZMNIEJszENIU ARMJI
WE FLOCIE.

Waszyngton, 4 r11arca. - Pre-
zydent Harding odbyi wczoraj
narade z generaiem Pershingiem
w.sprawie przyjetej ma posiedze-
niu podkoniitetu lzby uchwaiy 0
zmniejszeniu liczebnem armji we
flocie do 115,000 szeregowcow.
Po tel naradzie prezydent Har--
ding odbyi konferencje z pewna
liczba czlonkow podkomitetu, po
czem oznajmiono til, IL rad day
do utrzymania armji we flocie W
sile 10000 szeregowcow. Obec7
ma liczebnosc armji we flocie wy
nosi $4,000 zoinierza.
Checiaz ME wiadomem jest re
zultat narad gen. Pershinga pre-
zydentem Hardingiem, przypusz
czaJa tn Jednak, re gen. Pershing
zwracai sic do pgezydenta 2 pro-
Sbq uzyoia swego wpiywu prze-
civ zprolektowi znniejszenia ar
Mi we flocie.
IZBA ME PRZYJELA wy
DATKoW MA. WYDOBYWA-
ME HELJUM.
Naszvnofnn a f,1arca TSha
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
LLOYD GEORGE zWLEKA
Z REzYGNACJA.
Sowiety Ia POwszechnem
Rozbrojeniem.
FTUME W REKACH REBELJANTOW.
Harvey Ma Bye OdwOlany.
FRANCJA SPLACI DLUG AMERYCE.
Wojska JapO1skie Opuszcza Szantung.
lime TeIegrGmy Zagrdniczne.
Harvey Ma Bye OdwOlany.
FRANCJA SPLACI DLUG AMERYCE.
jska JapO1skie Opuszcza Szantung.
lime TeIegramy Zagrdniczne'
FIUME ZAJFTE PRZEz RE-
BELJANTcW WLOSKICH.

Londyn, 4. marca. = Depesza
2 Rzymu donosi, il Wiosi i Kro-
aci W Fiume znajduja sic W sta
ME wojny. Czionkowie partji
Fascist, wioskiej partii- uItra-na-
lcjonalistycznej, utworzonej z
byiych zoin;efzy W celu zwalcza-
MIA bolszewizmu i komunizmu we
lNioszech. epanowali torpedo
rsiec wfoski " Fiuine j ytzywaia
go przeciwk6 Kroatom.
Kzym, 4. marca. (Prasa Stow
Czionkowie partji Fascist no
czele posiem Giunta qblegli
gmach rzadu zaczeli go bombar
dowac. w kierunku gmachu re-
beljanci dali okoio dwudziestu
Istrzal6w armatnich, co zmusiio
osaczonych do poddania sic. O.
blgzeni postawili warunek, ze
chca oddac sic w rece rzadu WHO
skiego, lecz Giunta daI i'm try
minuty do hamyslu. zadajac pod.
dania sic bezwarunkowego.
Prezydent wolnego miasta
IFiume Zanella wydai proklama.
| Gle do ludnoSci, oznajniajac, IL
bedac zmuszony do poddania sis
wojskom rewolucyjnym, powie-
RIA swa wiadze obywatelskiemr
kcmitetowi obrony, ktory rucf
ten zapoczatkowai.
Mcclellan, 4. marca. - Ma uli
each Fiume toczyia sic wczora
walka pomiedzy policjantami
czlonkami partji Fascist. Pod
czas walk uzywano granat6N
irecznych i bomb. Fascisci zajel
poczte miejska W Fiume i oble
gil gmach rzadu. Wszelka koml
nikacja Fiume zostafa przer-
wana.
Florencja, 4. narca. (Prasa
Stow = Miejscowi czlonkowit
partji Fascist W iczbie tysiacs
os6b urzadzili demonstrate n;
czesc swych czionkow W Fiume
/ IDemonstranci powybijali okn;
4amieniami w konsulacie serb
skim zerwali godio panstwa
serbskiego z drzwi konsulatt
przy okrzykach: Viva ItaliaF
Gwardja krolewska rozpedziff
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
Il oFIAR NAJECHANIA PO-
CIAGU MA AUTOBUS.

Cleveland, O., narca. = Po-
ciag pasazerski New York Cen
tral Express" zdazajacy W kierun
XII wschodnin, najechai dzisiaj W
nocy ma omnibus automobilowy,
Nv ktorym znajdowalo sic kilkur
.dz;esieciu pasazerow, Pewsrae esja'
.cych 2 zabawy tatlss ,Fsii
zultacie tego najechania tfzyna-
.scic osob pbnioslo smiert ma miel
scu wypadktt zas kilkanascie in
nych osob tilegio ciezszym l,pb
lzejszym poranienion. Wspadek
zdarzyl sic W Painesville,w W miej-
scowosci odlegiej stad Q dwadzie
scia piec mil.
w kilka sekunnd po tym wy
padku inny pociag, zdazaJacy W
kierunku zachodnlm, Wpadf ma
na rozbity omnibus automobile
wy, W poblizu ktoreg$ znajdowa-
ly sic ciaia ofiar pierwszei koli-
iii, oraz ranni pasazerowie, kto-
rych ME zdolano jeszcze usunac
z toru kolejowego.
Nazwiska wielu zabitych osob
ME zostaiy jeszcze stwierdzone,
ale przypuszczaja, ze beda to mie
szkaicy albo Painsville, albo
tez z Fairport, miedzy kt6reml
ktrrsowai omnibus automobilowy.
WSr6d zabitych znajduje sic
szofer rozbitego autobustl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
KURs ,IAREk PoLskIcH.

wedIe komunikatu POlskiego
Konsulntn Generalnego kurs marek
pOIskich jest dzis 354O marek IN -,
czyli 2SI5 cent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
.REICHsBANK" wYCOFUJE SIZE z
. POLSKIEJ CZESCI G. SLASKA.

KATOWICE. = DOwiadujemy sic z
najIepszych zr6dei, ze niemiecki RE
ichsbank" pOwoli wycOfuje sic pol
sliej czesci 6. Slaska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
Kronika Chicagoska.

ca, by pozegnac swego syna a
po kilku ininutach wyjechali z
placzem, Przy pozegnaniu ojciec
skazanca oSwiadczyl, re syn je-
go ME popefnii morderstwa.
Stan Church'a budzii przez ca
fy czas pobytu W wiezieniu bar
dzo wielkie zaciekawienie u
wszystkich, zwlaszcza specjali-
stow chor6b umysfowych. Jedni
twierdzili,, re Church jest nie--
Iprzytomny j ME zdaje sobie abso-
Ilutnie sprawy tego, co siefkofo
niego dzieje, drudzy zas utrzy-
mywah, re jest on przy zdro-
wychf zmyslach, lecz udajet ODE
cnie przekonano sic, re byi on
zupeinie niepoczytalny, jail to O
rzekli specjalisci, gdyz do korea
zachowai sic w4ten sam sposob,
Itj. zachowujsc zupefna obojgt-
nose, nawet " ohliezu sniierci.
PULK. SMITH o SPRAWAcH
sRoDKoW LoKOMOCJI.
Prezes Stanowej Komisji dla
handlu. pulk. L. Smith udowad-
NAL wczoraj ma posiedzeniu
,,Consistory Club " Blooming
ton, re kompanja tran1walowa
W Chicago zle' zrobila, ME przyj,
mpjac rozpQrzadzenia komisji
stanowej dla handlu Q znizeniu
opiaty tralnwajowej do 5ciu cen
tow. Utrzymywai on, ze tram
waje mogiyby przewozic 80o,oOO,-
GOO pasazerow rocznie, gdyby O.
platy wynosify 5 centow, a ME
jak dotyehczas 8 centow Przy
niskiej oplacie "a przejazd j przy
zastosowaniu srodkow oszczedno
sci poleconych przez komisle,
kompanpa zarobilaby Q wiele
wiecej " Seiagu tych kilku lat ko-
rzystania q przywilefw (do r;
1920 anizel: przy wysokiej O
piacie, zatwierdzonej przez sad.
Ponilno wyroku sadowego no
fDokoiiczenie ma str. 11tej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
FRANcJA ZAPLAcI- DLUGI
AMERYCE.

Paryz, 4. marca. Wiado-
nose @. TEN, IL Francja ME "a
mierza splacac dsug6w zaciag--
rietych W Ameryce. zostafa "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04

s Ilssls s z :, SPe-
ossl.
a :" ~ s','
go, :, ! -. No'l.l' o.nl
s1.:.o.o w. .,s,, !; ! I
-. !. .ss;.sss { "a "a = !.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
HARVEY MA Bye oDWo-
LANY z LONDYNU.

Londyn, 4. marca. The Dai-
ly Herald, organ robotniczy, po
daje, IL W koiach dyplomatycz--
nych krazy wiadomoSt. ze jerry
Harvey, posef amerykahski "
Londynie. ma bye stanowczo cd
wotany przez prezydenta Har--
dinga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
E STRAJKU ROBoTNIKoW
TRAMWAJOWYCH w
MEKSYKU.

Meksyk miasto, 4 marca.
Zapowiedziany strajk robotnikow
tramwajowych, elektrowni wo-
dociagow tylko W pewnej mierze
dad sic urzeczywistnic wczoraj,
gdyz Rad przedsiewziai bardzo
energiczne kroki W celu niedo--
puszczenia do tego, strajku. w e.
lektrowniach i wodociagach znaj
duja sic obecnie oddziaiy wojsk
rzadowych, ktore przeciwdziaia-
ia strajkowi.
FARMER ZARABIA PIEC
cENToW MA GODZINE.
Waszyngton, q narca. - Ma
wczorajszem posiedzeniu Kotni-
tetu Senatorjalnego do Spraw
Rolnictwa przemawiaia PM ,Nels
p Radick z Fulda, Mimi, ktora
dsanagala sic od' rzadu wydania
.rozporzadzenia o staiyoh cenach
ma produkty rolne. w przenio-
wieniu SVEN pani Radick nadmie
Mia, re dzisiejsze warimki, "
jakich pracuje farmer, zmuszaJa
go do sprzedawania obligacyj pan
stwowej pozyczki wolnosciowej,
poniewaz ME posiada or furdu,
STOW ME tylko ma zapiacenie pp-
datk6w ale nawetla wiasne WI
zywicnie sic: Farmer ME mdae
dzisiaj posyiat dzieci do szkoi DO
Gala rodzina mus prscoyIae ma
roll aby mogia sic wyzywit. We
dlag slow PAM Radick brak r.
rokonezsns6 IA stFnn:cy sclsI {.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
Harding Przeciw Zmniejjszeniu
Armji We Flocie.
Izba Odrzucila Budzet $15O.OOO.
DokoIa Bonusu zolnierskiego.
FARMER zARABIA PIEC CENT0W ma GODzNE.
Inne Telegramy Krajowe.

Poselska odrzuciia wczoraj pred
stawiony jej wniosek 0 wYasygno
waniu Sl50o03 ma wydobywaniu
hellum, niepalacego sic gazu, dls
zaopatrzenia nim sterowcow.
DoKoLA BONUSU zOLNIER
SKIEGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-04
IRLANDJA PRoS1 AMERY-
KE o BRON I AMUNICJE.

Washington, 4marca. = Wczo
raj dowiedziano sic tu, re Depar
lament Handful jest W posiada-
niu prosby Irlandji, ktora prag-
ME nabyc W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych amunicje broh, jak kara
hinu remolwerv fl1zie.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-22

Miss Rogers, late Of Tallulah, is
doing night duty at the telephone
exchange, vice David Hornsby, re-
signed. David is now with the drag
line, in levee work.
Mr.. Ben Y. Newell of Newellton
nAptored down to st. Joseph this
week and was accompanied by his
brother, DR.. E. Dunbar Newell, Of
Chattanooga, Tenn. DR.. Dunbar"
as he is affectionately termed by his
friends, received q warm welcome
by all of our people.
The doll put up by the Ladies' Aid
Society to be voted to the most pop
ular little girl was awarded to little
Miss Matte O'Kelley Walker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Jep. B. Walker of "Yel-
verton." Matte received total of
52S votes, considerably more than
the next highest competitor.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-22

COPIES CHATTEL MORTGAGE
The Gazette has In stock number
of Chattel Mortgage blanks which W
are Offering at Zoe . piece. with
special price made on larger orders
These chattel mortgage blanks were
carefully drawn by local attorneys
and are guaranteed to be perfect and
complete. The Gazette was requested
to print these blanks and keep In
stock for benefit Of the Interested.
The form Is quite long. covering .
sheet 81 16 inches, (longer than
egal cap), hence the price We are
compelled to charge.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-22

The "Particular" Man.
Our idea Of being particular Ii when
q man straightens his necktie out
when he goes to the telephone to talk
with a woman.-P0rtiand Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

it you want TO Keep your hair In
good condition, be careful wnHt
you wash II with.
Most soaps ana prepared sham
poos contain too much Elkuli. Thus
drlcs the swap, makes the han
brittle ana b. N"~N harmful Mui
slfled c9onnHut oil shampoo twntch
> pure and entirely EreaselcssJ is
much better than any ,ning ris, you
can uac Tor shampooing as this
can't possibly inJur- the hair.
simply put two ar toaspounSful
uf Mulsined In a cup or glass with
"a little warm water then moistcu
your hair with water and rub u
iu II viii make an abundance
VI rich. creamy Athor. and cleanse
She hair and scalp thoroughly The
lathcr rinscs out easily. and re-
moves every particle of dust. d.rt.
dnndrutf ana excess oil THE
hair dries quickly and evenly. and
u leave, u une aud silky. urignt.
tlutty and easy "a manage
Nou can get Muzlfied cocoanut
oil shampoo a. any drug store Il
n 10 very cheap and "a few ounces
n enough To last everyone In tho
family for months bo surt your
druggist gives you Mulsified
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
Auto Notes and Tips

First two-cyllndcr automobile
came out IN 1906.
England has more than 5000
o-wnor-urlvcrs ~ motor trucks.
New iuitlvss auto h bu.it prac-
ticaily without axle or chassis
frame.
American motor car manufac.
turcrs haze % virtual monopoly ~
Peru.
With battery ignition the spark
gap may be lurgar than with nigh
tension magnetic Ignition.
Newspaper placed underneath
the engine will tell II and whore II
lH leaking oil.
New York state puts a limit Of
% 600 pounds gross weight for
motor vehitlef
In u month last year Mexicans
bought tO7 passenger automobiles
Ia this country.
There are more than GOO truck
lines In operation IN America. $50
OF which are In Canada.
a union station In Los Angeles il
used exclusively FOR motor truck
line
Five tons gross weight for mo-
tor vehicles IL tho maximum al
lowed la the state Of Washington.
phn"ton IA the name decided on
BY the Society ~ Automoiive En-.
ginccrS for the touring ear type
Average tire reaches "a temper
allure OF 40 degrees when run at
20 mller an hour.
Popular automobile manufac.
tuTor slys 81 per cent Of his cars
are sednna
Investment In the automobile in.
drsirv IN 1899 amounted to nearly
80. 0OO. 900.
be- elopmcrs 81 the modern in
ierr1l eNplcsire engine first began
In l74A.
In proportion to population
there are more automobiles In
Mexico city than In any city OF
South America
Many former nu'omobilo owners
In Japan ar" giving up the use 81
Their cars because Of the high tau
rate.
Henry Ford IL said ia he working
an a plan to manufacture nr'amo-
hil"s from cotton, formaldohyde
and glue
More than co tyues ~ passenger
automobiles manufactured IN fhe
uited states have four-cylindcr
cnRiuc'
Americans touring France are
supplied with % code ~ m. road
hoob let hy the minister Of public
works
vehicle tfoffc over tho Vow
VI chigan bouleun"l bridge in Chi.
cugo II nearly twice thar over The
London bridge.
Uruguay smallest country In
South America. hrs NOR. good
roads Than any other country on
the continent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
4 MOTORCYCLE
LII News
MoTORcYCIING ACROSS TIL,
4 = On 2 IAIsIIAI

There arr tourists and tourists
and Los Angeles, California. boasts
Of plenty 81 speci icnts Of an 81
varieties But there are tourists
OF distinction, among other things
and Benry Johnston. Of Hunting.
PA, Is Of this select variety
Johnston recently motored there on
a motorcycle, terminating a trans
continental ramble from his home
back IN the Keystone state.
He yet out on his acean-to- ocean
trip last July and time was q Soc
ondnry consideration az IL obvious.
With a capital OF $40. he non
%chalantly pointed westward, and
eventually broke into the pnkotas
and Montana. or course. ho took
IN the Yellowstone country. aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
NEW ENGLAND
STARTS UNIFORM
\ ROAD MARKING
Plan Is Expected to
Spread Throughout
The u. S.

BOSTON. Ma~s. April s.-What
u expected to develop into "a uni.
form route uhrking system FOR
the entire country h Doing IN
Ia%ugurated In New England
Roads hitherto marked by lines
and symbols that confused rather
|than helped motorists are being
numbered so that no doubt may
arise In the mind of strangers Ms TO
the correctness Of their routes.
Red blue and yellow bands are
being painted In Mussnchu-
setts The various markings
along the New Hampshire roads
are disappearing and the lndiyid-
uai state highway designations In
Maine. Vermont, lthude Island and
Connecticut are giving way To the
new system
New symbol.
Instead Of these there will be a
uniform symbol On all the high
ways federal, state and local %
large yellow square. with a heavy
black border. Within the square
Will be a black mineral the num-
Der of the road. according to a
systematic designation Of all tho
Ouuntrys highway
The symbol aud other details Of
ihi- new plan wore decided upon
90 a ecen meeting Of the Auto
mobile club % America. the Sew
England Hotel Men = associntipn
Automobile Hue Book publishers
ana highway officials from all the
New England states
Numbering System.
Route No ! H. Go run north aud
south along the Atlnnti' coast
from the International boundary Ht
Nuluis. Me, down to New York and
eventually to the southern end OF
florida.
In tho same manner other main
highways will be extended. iu nc-
curdanCc with this Numbering a.
en- va that all designations VIII
be- the sume throughout the conn
Try
O NJ Wells. chief road man ~
the Automobile club Of America. is
plotting the routes and numbering
them Short stat, routes. MOI
reaching beyond state boundaries.
are to ho numbered above 100.
Th" lettering viii be- four Inches
high The larger highwuys VIII
be numbered from s to 100. with
siN-inch black numerals within the
uniform square.
The numbering plan will not In
terfere with naming the routes.
says Welis. but will help motorists
Keep on tho same hfgi WuV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

of North Dakota, requiring the war
department to turn over 100
motorcycles TO the District Of
Columbia There ARE 90 bicycle
police on the district force. but
they ar, unable fully TO cope with
the situation brought about by the
great Increase In violations Of the
speed Inv which has resulted In a
number Of serious accidents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
CLvTcu LOCK ron AIro

4 strong homemade automobile
lock may be made so keen the
clutch out and the brake pedal IN
one position. II consists ~ an
iron or steel sleeve 70 nj around
the brake arm. with an arm
stretching from the sleeve and
holding down the clutch pedal \
paniock keapa the steel sleeve In
place. The only way the car
could be stolen with this lock at
tnched would be by breaking tho
lock or towing away the car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

Air hreathcl daily by q human
icing weighs about xix times 40
much hS the fpld and drink 10"
consumes In ~ . same period
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

4 worn old inner tube can be
cut ~ and put "a several good
uses Part can cover up the dts
trlhrtor cap and ignition wires so
uo water viii set In while It h
r.tiuinr ar the ear ~ hcing washed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

Five ~ the siFncrs of she Declar-
alton of Independence lived 20 be
over 90. sight over 30 and ten oyoi
TO-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

OF IN. yearly total Of 500. 600
tons Of flax produced FOR manufac-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

u artificial butter with cocoanui
oil a. the base.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
Band Leaders Renew
Acquaintance Here

Charles o. Crosby prominent
bandmaster IN Michigan and Mrs
q oshy were visitors Friday ~
Fred * Ellis. bundmaatcr Of the
city band
years travelled together IN tho late
sU'- n was the first time they
hHd met IN 2s years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

then headed north toward spo-
kane.
Menatchcc. wash. was his nest
stop ana u was o rather extended
one. johnston finding IL desirable
80 rocoup hiH finances at this time
which was done easily by picking
apples anyone who can mutur
from Philadelphia to Washington
state or ~ D. some economist. you
must admit
After rennuucinP at Weuatchsv
Johnston looked over the spires 81
Seattle. including the Smith cloud
pencil ana tivn enscd down tho
Pacific highway TO San Francisco.
Here there was a Joyful reunion
with his father whom he nd not
teen IN ~ years Two weeks ~
tho iay Clty started the wltndcr-
lust germ gnawinE In johnston
again and he took the foad van
Los Angeles az his destination.
itr wii stay Ia Los Angeles for
the winter. see Southern California
ln short trips, and go eastward Via
the Santa fe TRAN. IN The spring
pDfttE To USE MOTORt NCIES
The replacement Of she bicycles
now used by the Traffic Bureau
of the Washington, -. g.. notice
department with motorcycles 4.
suunht hY Representative johnson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

a shirt designer ~ columbus. O i.
has written 20 First National ask
ing for n Job ns scenario writer
Why NOT Most Of "a scenarios
are according 70 pattern anyway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

turing purposes. Russia In pre-war
days snised 900 900 tons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

EuroncBn factories each week
produce about $4,000. 600 pounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-06
.SHRINERS LEAVE
FOR CONVENTION
Train Will Be Attached
to Davenport Special
at Kansas City

Two special coaches filled with
representatives. from Akdar Temple
aud Shriners from other cities ana
siatos left Tulsa at 1925 Monday
night. bound for the Forty-clghth
annuh meeting of the Imperial
Council In San Francisco June l3 20
10. Tho train will be attached 10
ms Davenport. Iowa, Shrlner train
In Kansas City this morning and
win run.to San Francisco via the
grand canyon and Los Angeles.
Akdnr' Temple will be officially
represented by Imperial Repreaenta-
tlves A. G. Farmer. \. II. Dye, II. II,
Hanna and @. Earle Williamson. In
tho party that loft last night were
Mr. ana Mrs. l.. y. Roberts and
daughter. Mrs. Capps and daughter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. $. X. Dye, Hanna, Mr..
and Mrs +. X. Halliburton. Mrs ".
II. Kemp and mother. q. w. Will
hanson. Farmer. ~. L. Tingle. Mr..
and Mrs E Z. Black and daughter.
Thomas A Crcekmore. Mrs. Harold
l.. Roe. Miss Mossio Lowls. Miss
Ethel Jones, Miss Betty Ganders.
Miss Abbie Vitek. Mrs. c. G. Pointer,
Gamble.
People from out OF town who
Joined the Tulsa party are Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank y. Footo of Pawhuska,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-06
Wire Flashes

VIApIvOsTOK, June B. B--Generni Diet
erische WAS elected president OF tho vlad-
iyoHtok governments, today.
hATUTNg June b--Twu British soldiers
wets Killed two injured aud 10 hre miss
ing as the result of a clash between n de-
tachmont OF nritiah troops and Turkish
bandits In Anatola. according TO report
from Gnlllpoli today
loud1tXrEpsiE. N. Y, June b--.Da.
Nd T. Kenny b5 OF North PlalnfIeld ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-06

Los ANGELES, June Sin bold
daylight hodup today two msskad and
armed bandits entered the establishment
~ the Richficld oil cr-nruny In Thirty
eighth street and took $4,000 from col.
lector~ william Manson and then locked
the police,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-06

WASHINGTON June 6.--'rhe supreme
court OF the United states today an
nounccd recess untii the first week In
DetnbRr.