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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-30
Rhy,,,ing Optin,ist
Just Sittin' Round the Fire.

: side best. They do not 60 eight
times each week where thrilling
things transpire: instead, each
evenin' they seek the bunch
around the fire. "Tis said before
the fall Of Rome the family went
kersmash, that wife wouldn't
stay at home to cook the spuds
an hash. She liked the circus
far too well an toddled out each
day. an that was why the empire
fell an lost its mighty sway
An some declare we're on the
way with jazz to wreck the home
to land ker-flop most any On
right down along Nv Rome! Blu
II they'd take a look or two ar
bother to inquire, they'd sti-
find many a happy crew jes' 81,
tin round the fire!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-30
By Arthur Stringer
WelI-KnOwn Author and Novelist
Of Countrywide Reputation.

Of Countrywide Reputation.
TIE witnessed the delivery Of
a box OF American Beauty
- roses, as long as a child's
coffin, and beheld a capped and
aproned maid lead a swapping
King Charles spaniel out through
the room where he waited. He
heard the tinkle of a telephone
bell, followed by the carefully
modulated voice Of the bespec-
tacIed secretary.
Then ne caught the sound OF
Tories voice. in the room beyond
the closed door, the once familiar
voice with an altogether novel con-
tralto lit to 1t, even in it's listless-
ness. Then the door opened and a
brisk and blond man with pale
blue eyes and a bristling nous
tache stepped out. He carried a
black bag in his hand, and in his
movements was an odd mingling Of
the autocratic and the deferential.
A Subtle Change.
Storrow was inwardly debating
whether he was q Swedish rub
ber" or q Bavarian hair-dresser
when the woman with the sup
pressed and secretarial manner
announced that Miss Throssel was
now at liberty.
Storrow, as he stepped through
the opened door, found Torrie
waiting for him.
She had apparently just slipped
on a loose and flowing dressing
gown Of unrelieved black. In 1t,
as she stood confronting him from
the center of the room, she looked
exceptionally tall, with an almost
'intimidating hint of the pontifical
in her attitude. She was paler and
thinner than usual, the tissue of
the once milky skin having taken
on a translucence which was new
to IL.
Yet it was only her face, Stor-
RE saw, which. had lost it's old
time contours; the throat and
arms, for all their effect of blood
lessness, remained as round and
firm in line as ever. Her hair, he
noticed as he stood there assailed
by the mingled odors of benzoin
and cut flowers and peau de Es-
payne, was much lighter than 1t
had been.
And as be stood there trying to
decipher why these outward altera-
tons could produce the impression
of a Torrie depersonalized and
translated into a stranger, he found
himself very unhappy and HAT
ease. His reaction to the condition
was d heavy effort at facetiousness.
"And who In the stately person
in spectacles?" he inquirsd as the
unprecedented secretary, quietly
closed the door behind him. II
was little more than an effort on
his part, as perverse as Il was for
lorn. to brush aside the wells of
formality that had been draped be-
tween them-between them who
had once been 30 intimate. But
he. could not help recalling, as the
untimel.ness of that query came
home to him, what Charlotte Kirk.
ner had once said about the big
moments Of life having the trick
OF taking on the aspects of little
ness.
That's my watch dog. was Tor.
rie's slowly intoned answer. Her
face hardened = little and she
forced herself TO meet Storrow's
frankly uaeomprshanding eyes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-30
THRIFT IN THE
CHILD
BY w. A. -McKeever.

ID EGIN early to teach your
III child regular habits Of self
attention. Give him a def
mite schedule of duties, printed or
typewriter, as convenient
check list and ask him to mark
and grade himself on the same
daily; at the end of each week
give him a reasonable allowance
for spending anad saving, the
amount to be determined by the
total number of credits On his per-
sonal conduct sheet.
Thus I have FOUND a mother
carefully at work upon a signifi-
cant home-training project. For
example, make the typewriter
check list about as follows, with
the points of credit as shown by
the number given after each
tonic:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-30
THE ACTION SO FAR.

Hester Bevins. an attractive
girl left an orphan IN . small
town, refuses to marry Jerry
Newcombe, q fine young chap
who has always loved her. and
goes TO New York to win sue
cess. She becomes acquainted
with Q millionaire. Charles q.
Wheeler, and figures in gay par
ties. She orders q So. 900 coat.
but Wheeler objects and suggests
Q trip to . watering place near
her old home. She goes to
Demopolis. sees Jerry and again
refuses to marry him. though he
knows about her life in the city.
Hester tells Kitty. one of her
friends. about Jerry and Kitty
calls him some. man."
C'Back Pay" has been made
into photoplay by Cosmopolitan
Productions; direction Of Frank
Borsage; scenario BY Frances
Marion. IL win bo released -
Paramount picture-)
Screen Version NoveIized
TTEsTER made her way to the
car, was driven back to the
apartment on the Drive; was
met by Kitty.
Hello. kid; I've been waiting
for you; why. what's tho matterf
You look as though you'd been
seeing ghosts"
Eyes. Kitty-shosts I have
I've been to the hospital--that boy
II told you aboSt-my boy-Jerry
he's back"
"wounded7 That's too bad"
dying. Kitty" She broke
down, and Kitty, her face soften
ing, tried to soothe her.
You can't help 1t. can your
Il there ANYTHING I can do? Tell
me?"
Hester shook her head-''Noth-
ing anyone can do-nothing."
whats the matter with him2"
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In her better self from the begin
ming most men would have
turned away before the hard facts.
Jerry had stood by; never re-
proachful, never anything but low
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-30
This Day in Hist0r.

THIS is the anniversary of the beheading in 1649, OF
Charles l. King of England, who persisted to the
last in the doctrine of the divine right of kings He
met death brayely Royalists regarded him martyr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-30

Hester sat thinking after Kitty
had gone. No. she didn't owe him
any less-he was the one man
who had faith in her; the one per-
son In the world who had believed
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MYTH regard to the moons
" supposed shadows your
reasoning is perfectly

oupPOoCo Shoto"o yooA
reasoning 10 perfectly
sound, and It would suffice to over
throw the theory that the dark
spots observed on the face of the
moon are shadows-if there were
such a theory. But there Ia none,
Mt least among astronomers. The
dark spots on the moon are due to
the smaller percentage Of sunlight
reflected from those parts Of the
lunar surface that appear relative
ly dark.
The parts Of the moon that look
relatively bright are the mountain
Gus portions of its surface, where
the suns rays are reflected from
bare rock and scattered in all d.
rections by the broken masses,
while the regions that look dark
are the plains, where more absorb
ton and less direct reflection OF
light occurs.
Nevertheless, shadows do exist
on the moon, some Of the most i'm
posing looking shadows that can be
imagined as black as ink and as
sharp-edged, owing to the absence
Of air, as II they were solids; but
TO see these one must employ tel
escope. They are cast wherever
towering mountain walls or ranges
surround, or adjoin, deep depres-
sions Of broad level plains.
Coming to your second question,
the reply IL: Yes, the diurnal ro-
tation Of the earth does have some
thing to do with air currents, al
though, taken as q whole, the at
mosphere rotates with the earth.
II Il did not thus rotate the effect,
Of course, would be that a con-
slant and gigantic wind would
blow round the earth from east
to west, 1. e.. contrary to the direo-
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That Weeks Live

ing. forgiving. hoping and wait
ing-he was waiting now-waiting
for the call we all have to bear.
but he did not know It.
The maid came in to announce
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-30
BY Garrett p. Serviss

Noted Astronomer and Writer ON
Subjects Of Scientific Interest.
1--WE are told that the dark
spots observed on the face OF the
moon Nare shadows. Now why
should there be any shadows on
the moon to be seen by us on
this planet, when at the full or
near its quarters the sun La shin
ing directly upon it. over our
shoulder as you might say? A
midday sun shining into a well
will reveal every object within
the well except possibly a shad-
ow cast by the observer.
y Another question: Does the
dhr1lal rotation of the esytf7-.
have any effect on air currents
either in the upper air or near
the surface of he ground?-M.
l.. M, Gary, Ind"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
OFFICERS

E. A. RASMUSON, President. Alaska
 R. N. MOVER, NicePresident.......A T. s. SCOTT, Vice-Presdent ,Cordova G. w. UPSHAW, Nice-Presdent...-- Wrangell w A. PRIES Vice-President... Skagway H. w. ACHISON, Asst. Cashier. .Cordova M. MCMILLAN, Asst. Skagway H. UPSHAW, Asst. Casher.-.--.-..,.-,W Wrangell j. NIEMINEN, Asst Cashier.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-23

Sydney, Australia, II. srpna.
Postovnf zprava. Prvni predse-
da Csl. Obchodni Komory v
Sydney, New South Wales,
pro Australia, V. G.. Jira, We sta
II 81 let, zemrel. Bydlil v Au-
stralii 26 let. Mel zavod draho-
kamy. Byl tez majitelem vlast-
mich drahokamennych poll v
Queenslandu a vlastnil velkou
brusirnu v Sydney. Nahlym je-
no 1mrtim ztraci ceskosloven-
ska kolonie v mem v prvni ra-
de vlastence, pritele a krajana.
Ia svetove valky podporoval
Srbsko, jakoz nase francouz-
ske legie a parizskou ceskou
kolonii mnoha pen6zitymi Diary
a ceskym dobrovolcIm z Au-
stralie postal balicky ma from
tn. Ceskoslovenska vlada mu u
DELLA revolucni medailii.
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OTRAVENI MUCHOM0RkA.
MI.

Detroit, %. zari. Peticlenna
rodina, = otec, matka a tri de-
ii = byla v mestske nemocnici
dnes blizko smrti nasledkem
poziti jedovatych hub ,jez mat
ka uchystala k veceri, kdyz ne
bylo zadnych jinych potravin v
chudickem pribytku. Albert
Moskl roznemohl Sc pred delsi
dobou, take nemohl pracovati,
a kdyz vsechny dspory vycerpa
ny, rodina byla vyhazena by
tn a postavila 81 boudu ma pred
mestskem lote, ma nejz dali PRIV
nj splatku SIS. Vcera nebylo v
dome niceho krone pecnu chile
ba a plechovky sadla a zad-
nych penez. Deti nasty vsak
nejake houby v blizkem krovi
a ty uboha matka k vecefi u
pravila nevedouc, ze jsou je-
dovate. Teprve az "a nekolik
hodin policie objevila nest'ast-
nou rodinu a dopravila il do
nemocnice.
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NESTESTf v OBRAzKOVEM DIVADLE.
BETONOVA PODLAHA S PADESATI
DETMI Sc PROPADLA.
JEDNO MA MfSTE ZABITO A PORANENYCH JEST
TRICET OSM.

Pittsburg %. Zafi. Padesat Skolnlch dek vetsnou
We veku pod H. roke tisno predsn obrazkoveho di-
vada Strand dstriku East Liberty pozde odpoedne
cekaice vsup vone predsaven kdyz poda
ha praskla cele dece Stree ky vrzeny byy sklepa
Telo osmete Madeline Kunkle-ove od6ne svatecnich
sateckach byo vytazeno ssutn Ranen tice deti
majetnik dvada, dopraveni do blizke te
chvli, kdy predstaveni melo zacit.
Sol seznck, majetnik divada, jenz spad do podprf-
zemi svym hosy cty ditky byy vaznem
vecer As tucet hochG divek bylo bezvedom kdyz w.
kopan byli massy kamen cementu. Nekter ze krva-
CELL jnf sotva 81 uvedomujice stao pakal dpen-
live volali sve rodce.
LekaI nedaleke nemocnici poskytli prvni pomoc
nenym drive nez dospey tam zoufale narkaci matky
ko jchz dky vypraviy do dvada D6t ez utrp6l pou
he odfeniny odebray oseren domd svym rodic.
Mestske dfady zaha1y vysetovan ihned pod odvezeni
obe nesestf
volne pfedstaven bylo ohaseno pred nekoka dny w.
hradne pro de okoli. Melo zaeit pa pate ale deti
dosavily sc brzy ably 81 zasly nejepM sedada. Pred
otevfenm skotacly koem divada kdyz pribzi cas-
zahaeni nakupily do pedsne kolem okna kde jsou
davany lstky
Rachot vykrky zd6senych deh byly sysany diva
bloky daleko. Policiste byl brzy mfste pomoc
chotnych muzd okon zahajil prace zachrann6 So
venky osmilete Vede by hosk krvacejicf dpenlve
nakac Hasici spusti zebriky skrze mraky prachu. D
srktn nacenk prvnf seSe do Ma dne slepa spozorova
ezky dreveny ram pod nimz nekok dei bylo prsknuto
Pozada ram obsahujci plakat, by vytazen
povrch. Ma plakate oznamovana "The Trap Past), film
jenz mel byt detem zdarma ukazovan
c. H. Garwod pfiruc fditel skol oznamil poci, ze
jest pravdo Skon rady jez zakazue rozdavani vonych
lskG detem predstaveni jakehoko druhu.
Sprava skoly Lexington naridia dvema muzdm ustat
rozdavanm listkd pfedstaven Strand pravi Det
ysak obdrzely volne listky ceste re skoly domG
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PRED VRCHNfM SOUDEM STATNfM PlVNfM
USTAVNfM DODATKU.

Columbus, o., %. zari = Generalni navladni John G.
Price, zados sekretae sau Harvey c. Smha poda dnes
zadost move syseni pfipade nemz vrchn soud satn
nafid sekrea Smithovi dat ustavni dodaek zajmu
volen vyroby prodee piva obsahujcho 275 proc ako
holu, istek pfistch volbach
Toto jest prvn krok jenz jest nunym, nezli mdze by
podano odvoan nejvyssmu soudu Spojenych StatG Sou
sucha strana organsue sve silly podniknu neuzho
boje, jaky kdy veda tomto state.
Kdyz byl vrchni soud satn narid minule dtery cara
d 1stavni dodatek listek lstopadovych vobach
kretar Smith oznam1 rdit rozhodnutm soudu
bylo vykladano "mokrym' "suchymi ten smysl ze
nemini odvolati.
Zdali mini podati odvoani nejvyssimu soudu Spoje
nych Sat ospravedneni sveho pGvodnho jednan kdy
odepre dat dodatek listek zGava ajemstvim Smith
zauja sanovsko ze dodate kdyby byl prat obcansven
nemel by patnost, ezo prichazel by federan
stavou Vrchni rozhod vsak vetsnou ze kdyz oda
tex jest podan forme jak zakon nafizuje must pf
voebni listek.
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NOVA MEXICKA REVO.
LUCE.

San Antonio, Texas, %. zari.
Gen. Francisco Murguia drivej
81 sekretar valky "a Caranzovy
vlady, osobne vedl oddil 1000
povstalcd, kteri oblehli Maza-
tlan, pristavni mesto v mexi-
ckem state Sinaloa We ctvrtek.
Posadka, enz1 5000 vlad-
nfch vojaKd, pokusila Sc w
pad, avsak byla zahnana O.
strou delostrelbou Murguiovy
armady. Nekolik venkovnich
mist pablo do rukou povstalcu
behem priprav k oblezeni me-
sta.
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PRO HERRINSKOU IRA.
CEDII.

Marion, ILL.,, %. zari. John
Kelley, konstebl v Ziegler, bu-
de postaven pred soud pro vraz
du We spojeni Herrinskym
massakrem %. cervna u Leste-
rova melkeho dolu. Zastupce
statu tvrdi, re Kelley vedl dav
z Ziegler, jenz Sc podilel ma
rezi. Kelley jest dvacatym Sc
stym muzem, jenz byl uveznen
ma obvineni z vrazdy b6hem w
trznost. Ostatn{ Obzalovani
nebyli zatceni.
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MZDA ZVYSENA.

Anaconda, Mont, 21. zari.
Pocinaje dneskem, zvysena by
la mzda havirI v okolnich me.
d3nych dolech a v tavfrnach @
SO procent. DIE teto move Ska.
ly budou dostavati haviri, jich5
jest zde kolem $4,000, $4.75
denne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-23
z IRSKE DROBNE VALKY,

Dublin, %. zari. Brigadnik
Devine, Glen irskeho parlamen
tn, Brian Mcneil, syn profeso.
ra McNeila, dfiv6jsiho predse-
dy parlamentu a pet nepravi.
delnych vojakd bylo zabito v
bitv6 v okresu Sligo dnes. Rov.
nez byl zabit jeden vojak Svo.
bodneho Statu a tricet nepravi-
delnych zajato.
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HROMADNY POHREB HAVfRU.

Jackson, Cal o. zar. = Ctyiicet sest TEL jez bya
tazena dou Argonaut, bvo pohrbeno dnes VSechen OBJ
chod vdbec vsechna obvyka cnnos bya des zastavena
meste, jez prozo ned6sn6jS tragedi
hnutve historic Dvacet sedm tel byo odneseno do katoi
ckeho kosea do protesantskeho jedenac do fecko
katolickeho koela trech pruvodech Obrady kazdem
zmin9nych kostei konany byly posupne hodinu
sobe tax ably truchic obyvatevo moho vzdat posedni
poctu Hudba deseti mulch hraci smutecni po
chod pracea cee kazdeho prdvodu Az dosud dole Ar
gonaut nebyo nalezeno t9o jednoho zatokop1 Wama
Fessea.
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MODLf Sc "a USPECH
TURK0.

Kalkutta, Indie, 21. Zari. -
Lloyd George byl odsuzovan
tisici moslemI dnes pc pouti k
mesitam, kde modlitby byly
vznaseny Ia dspech Mustafy
Kemala. "Stava spiknuti vyhla
diti Turky povrchu zeme,"
prohlasovali mnozi z recnikl.
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VICHRICE MA BERMUDACH.

Hamilton, Bermuda, FL. "a
ii. = Hrozny hurikan zuri ma
techto ostrovech cd 5 hodin
dnes rano. Vichrice dosahla
prudkosti cd 80 do 80 mil a
znacna skoda byla zpdsobena
ma malych budovach.
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KLONf Sc K TURECKYM POzADAVK0M
A TE1RAKIE MAUI BYTI
VRACENY TURKUM.
TOTO ODPORUCENf UCINENO SPOJENECKYM
VLADAM MA PARfZSKE KONFERENCI

PaflZ, ZZ Ma kOnferenci spOjeneckych ZastupcH
doso dnes dohodnuti odporuc ch vadam ably Carihrad
vychodn Thrakie Drinopo vraceny byy Turk1m kabne
y brltcky rancouzsky budou tom formane uvazovat
zltra.1
Schvaeni techto podmnek by konec krse ma
bizkem vychode panuje pfesvedeen odvrato by
chnu moznost valky mez Tureckem Vekou Brani. Ably
vyhoveo namkam Britt nepfsupovati ma zadne
pozadavky pred konanm mrove konference plan po
droben jest dasm diskussm schvaen zminene
Spojenecti zasupci tenlef Gtyf hodiny uvazova
tureckych pozadavcch.
Lord Curzon vyadr pochybnost, zda jeho vlada bude
hoova pfoupit jakeko podminky tureckych Macdonald
stu pred konanim mirove konference konecne svo ze
posle plan do Londyna dnes vecer.
Povsechny mirovy plan zahrnoval by tyto body:
Cafihrad, Drnopol a vychodn Thrake AZ DO reku Ma
ritzu byly by navraceny Turecku syradou
uvolo by ze srokem pasmu podel feckch bulhar-
skych hranc nepostavo by zadnyh pevos nevydrzovao
zadnych vojenskych posadek.
Zmezinarodnen dziny Dardaneske pod spravou Sva-
Narodd neb nejakeho jineho meznarodniho telesa.
vydrzovani stale spoenecke vojenske polo-
ostrove Gallipos
Prisne smuvne klausule zajist'ufc ochranu mensin
Turecku.
Jest pravdepodobno briticky vojensky odd Canaku
zdsta by tam az do podepsaa slouvy mez Reckem T-
Zdal kabnety parizsky londynsky schvaH pan jenz
byl prijat zdejs konferenc Franklin Boulon kery Wy
pracova smouvu mezi Franc Angorskou vladou ihned
odJede do Smyrny vynasnaz ziskat sb cd Kemaa
re zdstane asske Dardanell mirova
konerence Dale byo rozhodnuto konati
natkach lee by Turecko meo nejake namtky zaaovaci
zasedani ma byti 10. neb IL. rijna.
Londyn, % zafi. kemalovske voisko bylo znacra
seseno oblast Canaku ale az dosud neopuso
no cnu zjevneho nepfaet dnesn depese
Carihradu.
Spolehlive zpravy sdelu re ovani iea vaznei
81 dele Ismdu kan ubira Mustafa Kema Macdonald
sticky vdce vsechno navedcuje, re Kemalovc ucni
spse Cafhrad nez Canak cem offensvy,
ocekavati ze nepfaeske obyvatelstvo Cafhrad5 pu
sobilo by vazne nesnaze AngicanIm jejich tyle
Cafihrad o. zaf = Gen. Pele zdejsi francouzsky
misar vrat sve misse do Smyrny Vyrozumiva
ze mel maly uspech SVEN dsli primet Kemala ably
vidal myslu prekrocit Dardanely Kema odpovidal
svol neutrate Dardane jenom tehdy, kdyz dosane
mu sibu, ze vychodni Thrake bude vracena Turecku.
Turecke naconalscke vosko zmocnio Ez-ing
asijske sran6 Dardanel ohrozue Kun Kaes duezi-
tou kcovou posci zni lziny Kemaovcdm nikde
nen kladen odpor Teno tab naconasI min6ni namof
nckych odbornkd zde umozn by Turkdm prekazi volny
vezd do Dardanel bricke Atlantcke fote ktera jede
sem Maty
Obe mesta sou neutralnim pasmu jak urceno bylo
smouvou Sevreskou
Washington, %. zari. = KrOky poskytnut pomoci
americkym uecencdm Smyrny, nacez kongres povoil
00 byy podnknuy odborem stau Timed podepsani
predohy presdentem Uradujici sekretar Phillips uvedom
ze byly povoeny vnakadany budou pod eho dozorem
-O-
uD0AARNIV D0IbEp uAX1f6ii
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Kdyz lide z Columbus, o.,
vybrali slec. Katherine Camp
bellovou, ably zastupovala je-
jich mesto ma karnevalu krasy
v Atlantic City. rikali, re Jest
to nejslicn6ji dlvka v zemi a
soudcove We svrchu zmin6rem
vyletnim mlste shodli sc nj
mi. Katherine ziskala prvni ce
nu a tax sc stala "kralovnou
krasy" "Miss America" NJ
do pristlho karnevalu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-23
VYSLANEC PRO ALBANII.

Washington, %. zafi. Presi-
dent ustanovil Ulysses Grant
Smitha z Pennsylvania vyslan-
Gem Spojenych Statd pro Alba.
~>ss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-23
HROB MA UPATi HORY.

Denss4z f6aOzpytee, pfea
nasec spsovate enz zemre ctvrtek bude pochovan
nedei stfnu 14OOOopove hory, Longs Peak, nM
vysplhal nemene 300krae pod nz I'll tem6f tfice sest
rokd. Bude uozen poslednmu odpocinku ned6i pul
pate odpoedne bze srubu ktery sam 81 posav kdyz
usadi teto krajine 1886 Byo to pranim Mllsovym
ably miste byl pohrben
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-23
RUSKO-JAPANSKE DOHODNUTf
OHROzENO.

Gang Cung, Mandzurie, %. zar Pferuseni vyjedna-
van ez vedeno zde nekolk tydn mezi moskevskou Via
dou Japanem Republican Dalekeho vychodu hrozf nased
KEN ruskeho pozadavku aby Japonci bezodkadne vykd
vereni ostrova Sacchan Ob6 deegace acko oceka
va nstrukce cd svch vad oznamy dnes ze sou pfichy
stany k odjezdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-23
ZVYSENf MZDY.

Mansfield, O., %. zaM. - The Ohio Seamless Tube Co.
Shelby o. vyvesla dnes vyhasky SVEN zavode
mujci ze mzda denictva bude zvysena 10 procen
rijna.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
T. J. ALLEGER, PRINTER
FOR HALF CENTURY, DIES
Once in Government Employ, En-
gagged in Business When Fe
Was 80 Years Old.

Thomas J. Alleger. for more than
fifty years engaged in the printing trade,
died here Sunday, at the age OF ninety
three years. He had been in falling
health for some time. The body will be
taken by his son. Walter w. Alleger,
to Stroudsburg. Pa, for burial.
Mr.. Aleger wasSborn September IL,
1929, in Stroudsburg. He began his
printing career in 1S47. in>the office Of
the Monroe Democrat. Stroudsburg.
Completing his apprenticeship in 1850
he came to this country and Joined the
Columbia Typographical Union. then
called the Union Society. He re-
mained here until 1854, at which time
he moved to Scranton. Pa, and COM
mcnced the publication Of the spirit
Of the Valley He was appointed
railway mail clerk in 1853, but re-
signed the position in 1859 to engage in
the publication Of the Scranton Re-
publican.
He returned TO this city in 1872. taking
position in the government printing
office and had worked there with the
exception Of short periods until about
ten years ago.
lie was employed in the job room.
After leaving the service of the gov
ernment he engaged in business for
himself for q short time. being at that
time more than eighty years old.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
MISS PRESCOTT DIES.
One of Best Known Charity Work.
erS in District.

Miss Annie NJ. Prescott. one of the
best known charity workers in the
District. died yesterday at George
Washington University Hospital, fol-
lowing a brief illness. Miss Prescott
had been an employe of the District
government for more than twenty
years and at the time of her death
was assistant secretary TO the board
of charities.
Born in New Hampshire. Miss Pres
colt came to Washington when q
young woman and in 1901 entered
the District service as stenogra-
pher. She evidenced keen interest
in social and charitable work and
worked her way to the position which
she has held for a number of years
News of her death was the source of
deep regret to members of the board
of charities. who recognized her as q
valuable official.
Miss Prescott lived at 10 18th
street southeast and is survived by
her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth h. Pres
colt. and her sister. Mrs. Alice /.
Lockwood