davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
LLOYD GEORGE HROZf
RESIGNACf.
PrOhlasil, ze bud on nebo Sir
George Younger musi jiti.

Londyn, |. brezna. Vyhruz-
ka ministerskeho predsedv
resignaci byla politickou SEN
saci dne. Povesti o NONE re-
signaci Lloyda George-a pro
skakovaly cd te DOLBY, co Sir
George Younger, hlava orga-
nisace konservativcu. sosnoval
revoltu asi padesati toryu pro-
t! premierovi behem jeho ne
prltomnosti, kdyz Sc podilel ma
konferenci Cannes.
Jednim vysledkem teto re-
volty byla roZtrzka V koalici
a verejne upusteni cd tax iva
neho kuponoveho systemu, die
nehoz az dosud kandidati, at
konservativci neb liberalove
vstupovali do volebniho zapasu
pod spojenym praporem.
Lord Birkenhead, jenz snad
jest nejmocnejsim clenem kon
servativni strany a Austen
Chamberlain zustali loyalnimi
premierovi. Birkenhead We ve-
fejnych fecich odsuzoval TAX
tiky Sira George Youngera.
Pred nekolika dny minister
sky predseda mel uprimnou
rozmluvu A. j. Balfourem
a Chamberlainem a dal Jim ul
timatum, re bud on neb
Younger musi jiti, re nemohou
zdstati vedle sebe We vladni
koalici.
Kdyby Lloyd George odstou
ipa, byla by to pouze osobnf
reslgnace nikoli resignace
vlady. Jisto vsak Jest, ze po-
staveni koalice bylo We volit-
stvu valne otfeseno. Pri nedav
nych nahradnich volbach kan
didati vlady byli porazeni, kdez
to strana delnicka a Asquitho-
vi liberalove osvedCili vzrusta !
jici silu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
UUPADENy LUFit
DEMANTU.
Vykrs deny restaurant ma
Prospect Ave.

Chodci V Colonial Arcade
byi ycera odpoledne svedci
rozcilujici honby "a lupidem
skVostu. Do klenotnickeho OBJ
chodu Welf Bros. u zminenem
prachodu vstoupil kratce 30 4.
hod. as 3oletl muz, ienz 81 W
zadal predlozeni ndkolika de-
mantoVych prstenn. kdyz mu
dlrka, zamestnana jake proda-
Vacka poslouzila, ukazal ma
tn line prsteny Y okna, kdyz Sc
tato obratila, ably ie yynala,
vytrhl j rychle prvni prsteny
2 ruky a prchl, MAZE ysak iako
pronasledovatele Y patach Jo-
sefa Welfa, iednoho Matte
Ia obchodu X pronasledoyate-
Il Sc pripojil i arkadni detektiv
Eaken. Muz prchal k Euclid
ave-, kde Sc mu skorem poda-
rllo Y daVn zmizeti, kdyz byl
pfi pfechazeni ulice zasazen
autonobilem. TrafiGni straz-
mix Finkes, konaiici sluzbu ma
blizku, upozorn6n prikem pro-
nasledovatelu, pustil So tez "a
uprchllkem, ktery Sc snaail do
spetl do Arkad, kde ale byl
koneGne chycen. Doveden ma
hlavni policejni staniei vypra-
vel, re Sc pokusil O loupez Y BIZ
dy, nemaje pc delsi dobu pra-
ci. Blyal drive zam6stnan la
ko domovnik Y iednom detroit
skem apartementnim dome.
Jina loupez spachana taktez
"a bileho dne byla k 3. hodine
odpoledni Y Sherry restaurant
tn, 2153 Prospect ave-. kan
vessel ieden mladik, kdezto
truhy Venku hlidal. Posluho-
'atka, 30-leta Anna Schnape-
ova, iez byla nahodou samot-
IA, byla suroycem srazena k
zen1i, natez sm6lec ukradl
$50 a utekl. Vzadu
e nalezaiici JIM zamestnanci
oyvse kfikem vyplaseni, pusti-
Sc sice "a bandity, ale tenn
Q Sc podarilo zahy V chumlu
hodcu zmizeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
AMERICAN POSTRELEN v
MOSKVE.

Moskva, %. unora. - j. B.
Murray z Woburnu, Mass,
jsouci We spoieni s cinnosti A
mericke pomocne Administra-
ce v Rusku, byl lehce poranen
vystrelem, kdyz V nedeli cas-
ne rano prochazel Sc ma ulici
We spoleGnosti M. Collahana z
Fall River, Mass. Zda-li rama
ma neho byla vypalena poulic
nj hlidkou, jez 81 spatne vykla
dala pocinani obou America
MI, anebo .iednalo-li sc vykon
nejakeho zakefnika, prozatim
nemohlo byti zjisteno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
BITVA S MESlcKARI.

Lexington, Ky. |. bfezna.-
Byla Zde prave obdraena zpra-
va, ze federalni prohibiGni Il
rednik John w. Collins, V BIZ
I've mezi maslckari serifovou
druzinou, zastrelil Amose Fu-
gata, domneleho mesiGkafe,
zatial Gus Fugata a znicil vel
Ky destilacni aparat blize Ball
Rock. Ocekaya Sc, ze budou
miti dalSi nesnaze whiskovy-
mi podloudniky, kteri, po zu-
by ozbrojeni, vytahli pry do
pole proti zrlzencum zakona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
SMLOUVA o YAPU
SCHVALENA.
Vsechny dodatky a vyhrady k
nj hyly Y senate porazeny.

Washington, I. bfezna. -
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n,.,a.a.'. o',,Nt 't,; Nm el!.e ia
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
RUMUNSKO OMEZUJE d.
PLOMATICkOU SLUZBU.

Bukurest, 27. 1nora. - Ru-
munske legace Christianii
Helsingforsu, Tokiu Kairu
budou l. dubna zruseny O.
hledem ma statni tispory. Le-
eace Y Londyne bude V budou-
cnosti sestavati jen z vyslan-
ce a jednoho tajemnika. Take
delegace pro Svaz narodu a Re
paracni komisi budou zmenSe-
ny. Timto zpdsobem usetri Sc
asi $4,000 dollarn rocne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
KONFERENCE Is. DUBNA,

Geneva, I. breZna. Ma zakla
de spolehlivych informaci
mono sd6liti, ze janovska
konference bude zahajena 25.
dubna nikoli 10. dubna, ne
.jenom, re bylo by to proti my
sli velike casti evropskeho o.
byvatelstva konati svetskou
konferenci behem velikonocni-
no tydne, ale pon6vadz pri-
pravy nemohou byti vykonany
do 10. dubna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02

Dublin, /. brezna. Behem
dneSnlho zasedani dali eirean-
nu doslo k cetnym srazkam
mezi stoupenci obou smer1 V
irske politice. De Valera sna-
al Sc proraziti s nazorem re
dali jest svrchovanym, avSak
ministri prozatimni vlady a.
haJlli stanovisko, re oni isou
svrchovanl a zodpovedni Jedi
ne irskemu lidu.
Ackoli De Valera ma "a Sc
bou sllnou stranu, nicmene
dvoudennl Zasedani snemu do
kazalo, re Griffith Jest kon-
trole a re postaveni prozatim-
nj vlady bylo upevneno.
Behem dlouhe debaty o vo-
lebni masinerii, Griffith stal
ma tom, re volby budou kona-
ny, jak puvodne ustanoveno,
a slce "a tri mesice die sta
rych volicskych seznamu.
OpposiGnici De Valerou Y
cele podali navrh ma zmenu
Jlstych pravidel, avSak tvz bvl
porazen 80 proti 5 hlasum, pri
cemz sc nejlepe ukazala sila
prozatimni vlady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
PREDPOVIDA VfTEZSTVf
DEMOCRATIC.

Washington, 1. prezna. Dri
vejsi guverner James c.. Cox
2 Ohia, demokraticky kandi-
dat presidentstvi V 1920, bu-
Gle brati ely podil Ma letosni
politicke Rampant sveho statu.
"Demokrate zvitezi v Ohiu."
pravil dnes V rozmluve Sc "a
stupci tisku. "Kdyby volby ko
pany byly dnes, volici vymetli
by statni kapitol senator Po
merene byl by znovuzvolen O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
MOVE MINISTERSTVO
V EGYPTE.

Kahyra, Egypt, 1. brezna.
Cd navratu sem polniho mar
Salka Allenby-e. britickeho Wy
sokeho komisafe, ministerska
krise byla rozlustena. Novy
kabinet byl utvoren Abdelem
khalekem Sarvatem paSou,
jenz prevezme premierstvi a
Zaroven ministerstvo vnitra a
zahranicnich veci. Ocekava
Sc, re vyjednavani bude nyni
zahajeno vZhledem k zruseni
britickeho protektoratu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
SEDLACI TEZf z BIDY
RAKOUSkA.

Widen, %. 1nora. Zdeisf
casopisy znovu roZepisuil Sc
o tom, jakym zpusobem ven-
kov a hlavn6 sedIaci tezili a
dosud tezi z hospGdarske BIZ
dy Rakouska. Odhaduje Sc, re
V rukou sedlaku samotnych
soustfedeno jest nejmene "a
60 billionu korun rakouskych
penez. Sedlaci zasobeni isou
Vsemi potrebami i pfedmety
luXusu a prebytecneho kapi-
talu pouzivaji nyni zhusta
velkym 1spechem ku bursov-
MIN spekulaclm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
RUSOVE PROTI JAPON-
Cum.

Sanghai, %. unora. - Vol
sko republiky Dalneho Vycho
du postupujici proti bile ar
made pod velenim generala
Merkulova, nacelnika vladi-
vostocke "vlady", dostalo Sc
do otevrene srazky japon-
skym vojskem nedaleko vsi
Sretenky, die depesi City.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
PRO SVOBODU UCENf,
Sized paedagogu odsuzuje
stredoveke usili zpatecnika.

Chicago, /. bfezna. Vudci
vychovatele Spoi. Statd, podi
lejici Sc zde ma sjezdu odboru
skoldozorskeho, Narodniho d.
citelskeho sdruzeni, postavili
Sc pevne "a obranu volneho u
ceni nauky v%voje We verej-
nych skolach.
Tito paedagogov6 prohlasi-
Ii "a smesny kazdy pokus ma
predpisovani, co ma byti ute-
no Y prlrodnich vedach spa
truii jako logicky vysledek
vzrustajiciho hnuti proti uce-
nj nauky vyvoie "vrzeni
zpet" do temnych veku.
Predloha, die niz ma byti
Zakazano uGeni nauky vyvoje
V kterekoli obecn6 skole heb
kolleji Y Kentucky jest pred
snemem onoho statu a Jest pry
pravdepodobno, re bude pli-
iata.
Avsak nejprednejsi paedagG
COVE zde pravi, re zakon tako-
w nemohl by byti provaden a
ze vubec nemohl by byti ami
uplatnen nikde iinde v zemi.
"Dle SLOW nejvetsiho utitele
vSech veku," pravil Thomas
+. Finegan, statni dozorce We
rejn6ho skolstvf V Pennsylva-
Mi, "vezte pravdu a pravda vas
osvobodi."
"Odpor proti nauce vyvoje y
pravil prof. Seligman q unf-
versity Coloradske, "vyjadru-
je ideje d6tstvi lidske spolet-
nosti. Mame-li Sc vratiti do
detstvi, proc nejiti az do kon-
ce cesty? Proc neutiti, re ze-
me jest plocha ze slunce o.
tati Sc kolem ni?'
O Williamu J. Bryanovi.
opposicniku uceni ma
uky vyvoje, rekl:
"W ell, w vSichni vite, ze p.
Bryan jest celym svym smysle
MIN jeSte We stredoveku.'
DR.. Frank E. Spaulding. q
laleske university drive II
ditel obecnych skol Cleve-
landu, pravil:
"Usili podporovati chrani-
ii bibli pomoci zakonu slime
pripomina kolisajic viru ma
stran6 tech, kdoz navrhuii Ia
llove kroky. ia myslim, re p.
Bryan nastoupil chybnou ce-
stu. Jeho methoda vede Cd pra
geho ducha biblickeho uceni."
Ma sjezdu, IA nemz Sc po-
dileji riditelove skol 5000
americkych NEST, priiata by
"a dnes resoluce vyslovuji Sc
oroti vladnimu dozoru ma ve-
'ejne skolstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
RISKY SNEM v ZASEDANf.
Prevlada " nem vliv Criffi-
thuv prot De ValerOvi.
Bulletin.

Dublin, l. brezna. Irstf po-
stovni zrizenci hrozf stavkou
Ultra vecer. Protestuji prot sni
zeni mzdy o deset silingtl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02

brovskou v6tsinou. Nevidim
zadne vyhlfdky, re tato situace
Sc zmeni do podzima.'
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
tuberculosis Claims
James Arthur King

James Arthur King. aged 40
died at his home on East Court
street Friday afternoon following an
illness of several months with tu-
berculosis. Mr. King lad spent
several months in the West seeking
relief, but to no avail. Deceased
vas a native Of Kentucky. Besides
his wife, he is survived by two
sons, one 16 and the other years
respectively. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs W. Z. King; a brother, Ivan
King and a sister, Mrs. Bluff Cum
ningham, all of Clinton, Ky, also
survive him. Funeral services will
be held from the family residence
Sunday afternoon at 2:30, con-
Quoted by Rev. j. M. Harrison
pastor of the East Side Methodist
church. Intermont Will follow at
Linwood cemetery
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
Serious Danger From
Ravages Boil Weevil

The boil weeviI are emerging in
far greater numbers this spring than
they did at corresponding date
last year, according to figures from
the Delta laboratory of the U. S.
Department of Agriculture, in
charge of B. II. Coad at Tallulah
La. Mr.. Coad, in recent addresses
at various points in Arkansas, an
ticipated an increased emergence
OF the woeyil this spring, and a
letter to M T. Payne, director Of
the extension service, College of
Agriculture, University of Arkan-
sas, received bears out these state
ments. Mr.. Coad in his letter says:
with further reference to the
question of probable weeyil infesta-
ton this spring, l thought perhaps
you might be interested in the en-
ergence which has staken place in
our Information cages so far. To
date we have had $40 weevils
emerge, while last year, from the
same series and for the same period,
we had $50 TO emerge. This makes
our figure for this season very near
ly equal to the total last year,
which was 362, and bears out our
Iearlier records, indicating very
heavy emergence this spriAg."
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
Bathing Suit Wedding
Causes Church Row

Lawton, OKLA, April ga bath
ing suit marriage ceremony and
church motion picture shows are
rocks upon which the congregation
of the First Presbyterian church
here has split wide open,
Some time ago the Rev. Mr..
Irwin officiated at a wedding at a
public swimming pool. Besides
bushes. the bride and groom wore
bathing suits. Ii is charged that
by this action the pastor brought
disrepute on the church. A motion
picture projecting apparatus has
been part of the equipment of the
church for several years. The motion
picture booth was installed by the
late Jake l.. Hamon, republican
national committeeman for Oklaho-
ma, who built an annex to the
church.
Several attempts have been made
recently to destroy the motion pic
ture equipment, the pastor declares.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
WOMEN CHEER
WILSON IN BIG
DEMONSTRATION
Former President Smiiingly
Acknowledges Piaudits-
Tells Admirers He Is Too
Weak for Speech.

Washington, April 29.-Seyeral
thousand women, including numer
Gus delegates to the Baltimore con
vention of the National League OF
Women Voters. and to the conyen-
tion here of the League of Ameri-
can Pen Women, staged a demon
stration late yesterday before the
homo here of former President
Wilson.
Cheers of the women brought Mr..
Wilson to the door and upon re-
quests for a speech he declared that
while he appreciated the compliment
very much he felt lie was not
strong enough to make a speech. 80
Mr.. Wilson, called back by the
cheers. again thanked the women
and added
Il will repeat for Won one OF my
favorite limercks, which runs as
follows:
For beauty l am no star.
My face / don't mind it.
Because / am behind it, -
The rest of the verse was lost
in burst of laughter and cheering
that was heard for blocks
The former president made his
first appearance resting heavily on
a cane and assisted by a negro
butler. He was attired in black
frock coat and top hat, and smiling
ly greeted his visitors. Doffing his
hat and hanging his cane in the
pocket Of his coat, he bowed and
then said:
"Thank you very much for the
compliment, | appreciate it very
much am sorry l am not strong
enough to make speech
Mr.. Wilson then retired to the
house, and when the cheering throne
kept up the tumult, calling first
for Mr.. Wilson and then Mrs. viii
son, the former president and his
wife appeared at an upper window
land smilingly waved to the crowd
below.
1t was then that Mr.. Wilson re-
Ipeated his fayorite limerick. For
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
UNION MEN ARE
TOS'LI(;K With
ORGANIZATION
Despite Pressure, They VIII
Not Work for NJ. & NJ.
A. AT Lower Wages,
Says Report.

Harrison. April 29.-Dcspite the
strong pressure which has been
brought to bear upon the union
men in an effort to persuade them
to return to work on the Missouri
and North Arkansas railroad when
the road resumas operation, not
single 0nion man has deserted the
organization i; WAS said at Union
hcadquarters here yesterday.
1t was ANNOUNCED several days
ago that fduced wages would be
paid employees OF NJ. and n. A. This
is said to be the bone of conten-
ton. the union men having held a
session soon after The announcement
and voted unanimously not to re-
turn for lower pay than they re-
ceiyed prior to the strike over a
year ago.
Not only will they refuse to work
for the NJ and n. A. at the lower
wages, but the union men are us
ing their influence among nonunion
railroaders to prevent them from
working for the road. The local
headquarters has sent out notices to
all locals requesting the members
not to accept employment with the
NJ and n. A.
The union men here say the road
can not he operated successfully
with nonunion labor. They say that
J. C. Murray, vice president, and
manager of the road, will retain his
position but a short time. and that
his attitude toward them is bluff
An offort by the M. and N. A. yes
terday to have a pile driver switch
ed over the south end of the road
by a Missouri Pacific crew proved
fruitless. the union men declining
to operate over the nonunion tracks
1t was reported here last night
that the engine sent out is in the
ditch at Capps, flag station
about five miles west of Harrison
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01

comparatively short time he will be
able to demonstrate publicly the
feasibility Of the helic0pter.
The British Government has Of
fered a prize of 100000 to the
first successful inventor Of a hell
copter and at Farnshoro there are
numerous mechanics who are wager
ing that Brennan will collect the
prize.
From Paris comes a report that
Marquis Paters Pescara, inventor
Of the Pescara helieopter. has com
pleted q successful test before the
French Minister of Air at. 1ssy les
Moulineaux,
The British Air Ministry, how
ever, will continue tests with Bren-
mans machine, hopeful that it will
prove more successful than that of
the French, inventor While consid-
cradle rivalry exists between the
two nations in the development of
this novel aircraft Grat Britain S
enthusiasts are not divulgine any OF
their plans.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01

lumbia, Tenn, and it empties into
the Tennessee, adding to a heavy
rainfall at Johnsonville.
Hermann, Mo, came back yester--
day afternoon with a rise of Ia OF
foot. That will check the fall
IN the Mississippi at st. Louis and
other points as far down as Cairo.
The Cairo fall will be reduced to
about half foot every "a hours for
the next three or four days, says
w. e. Barron, local United States
weather forecaster there.
Maj. T. G. Dabney, consulting
engineer of the Yazoo- Mississippi
Delta Levee Board, says the levee
four miles west of Tunica shows
considerable Improvement. f
\ There has been no further cave-I
ms there for about three days, and
this signifies that the trouble has
been checked" said Maj. Dabney.
AT lone, about 80 miles south OF
Vicksburg, 500 men are working
day and night fighting bad
stretch of levee for two miles. The
strain on it has been minimized
some by the break opposite Natchez,
Miss. While that levee is critical,
engineers believe they can hold it.
The Mississippi at Memphis show
ed twe-thirds rise in "a hours
ending yesterday morning at 8
O'Clock. There was about one-tenth
increase to this figure at 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Scott be-
ieyes it will show another two
tenths fise today. There was no
|qhange made yesterday in the crest
forecasts.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
CHICAGO HAS
A REAL wild
WEST ROBBERY
Thieves are Surprised When
ESQ Policemen Give
Chase Bot J.ooters Final
ly Win Track Meet.

Chicago, Ill, April Burglars,
surprised while looting several loop
department stores early this morn
ing, won foot race with two hun
dred and fifty policemen across the
roofs of the skyscrapers in the
downtown district. Revolver and
rifle shots echoed as the thieves
leaped from building to building
and finally made good their escape,
Every available policeman in the
downtown district rushed to the
scene hut to no avail,
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
FARMER SAYS
HE BETRAYED
YOUNG WOMAN
John c. Wyman, Wealthy
Retired Farmer, Admits
Connection With Murder
Tells Story.

Hoopeston, H., April 30 John c..
Wyman, wealthy retired farmer and
church elder, early this morning
confessed that he betrayed Gertrude
Hanna whose body was found in the
basement of church parsonage.
But | didn't kill her." he shouted
during the two days constant third
degree quizzing. No charges have
been lodged against him and he has
been released in the custody of the
police. Wyman said that he met
Gertrude while attending church
years ago and that intimate reIa-
tions followed during last October.
Gertfude's father was present at
asst nights questioning and pleaded
with Wyman to tell tho truth !,
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
RUSSIA WANTS
BRITISH TERMS
FOR AGREEMENT
French Terms Are Rejected
Because They Are Held
Too Strict-Engliah Viii
Compromise.

Genoa, April 29.-Russia Will re
iect the French terms for an agree
ment with the allies but will con
slider the British terms as a basis
for the negotiations. The Russians
reached this decision early this
morning. The principal difference
in the two sets of conditions is
'that French demands the complete
payment of all war, debts and the
return of the property seized By the
Soviets from foreigners whereas the
British are willing to compromise
on these points.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
BY DAVID M. CHURCH
international News Service Staff
CorreSpOndent.

International News Service Staff
Correspondent.
London, April 29.-The helicop-
ter, an airplane which flies perpen-
dicularly, is virtually an actually,
according to authoritative informa-
ton.
The Air Ministry of Great Britain
is maintaining the strietest secrecy
the development of the
belicopter. but it is learned that
tests which already have been made
indicate that within a very short
time the Air Ministry will be able to
announce that British inventor has
perfected the holicopter.
Louis Brennan is the inventor
who is working on the helcopter,
under the encouragement of the
British Government. Brennan's ex-
periments are being carried out be-
bind closed doors at Farnsboro, and
IL is learned that no more than
four persons have thus far seen the
result Of his efforts. Ills staff Of
engineers is very small, and when
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
THREE SIDED
Mine FIGHT
OCCURS IN PA.
Miners, Non-Union Workers
and Police Mix In Take
All Combat-For orty Are
Arrested.

Uniontown, Pa. April 29.--Strik-
ing miners, non-union workers and
the police mingled in a desperate
battle near here this morning. Shots
fired by state policeman wounded
one person. Many women partici-
pated in the fight by using pokers
and other weapons. Forty men
and women have been arrested as
result of the set-to. The trouble
started when the crowd attempted
to prevent the non union men from
entering the mine
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
Women's Clubs Have
Silver Jubilee May 2

Pine Bluff, April 29.--The silver
jubilee convention of the Arkansas
Federation of Women's Clubs will
meet at Blytheyille Tuesday, May
2, for three days session. Prom
inent club women from all parts of
the state will attend and the pro-
gramme will include addresses and
papers by men and women of ma
tional as we'll as state reputation
The motto for the convention is
Courtesy courtesy =
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
HARDING WILL
NOT RECEIVE
CRUSADERS
Children On Journey TO Ask
Executive Clemency for
Political Prisoners Are
Refused Hearing.

Washington, April 29.--Pre5-
id,ent Harding today declined to
receive the children crusaders"
who were scheduled to arrive
at the White House to make a
personal appeal for amnesty in
the cases Of all political pris-
oncrs who are imprisoned under
the espionage act. AS result
the children probably will
carry cut their threat to picket
the White House and the golf
course. Secretary Christians
statement indicated that the
matter will be- referred to At
torney General Daughcrty.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
$4,000 Arc Homeless.

Natchcz, Miss, April 29.-Twen-
ty-fiye thousand people will be
homeless in Louisiana as result
of the floods Approximately TWEEN
ty-eight hundred square miles
Of land have been flooded and
three to five million dollars.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
ABANDON HOPE
OF AIRING
THE LEVEES
Engineers and Assistants
Engage In Moving Flood
Victims From Stricken
Area

New Orleans, April 29.-D Despair
ing of repairing the Mississippi
levee breaks at Poydras and Ferri-
day La. engineers and the volun-
teer relief workers are centering
their efforts on the removal Of all
flood victims to places of safety
The flood area is being gradually
No loss of life has been
reported, although thousands have
been made homeless