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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
MAMELE VOR PRMI MAI IN
URMA BONUS.

Mamele soldatilor mort din
Ohio vor primi mai pc urma bo-
nusul, Gu tOate Cd era vOrba
CD ele sd primeasca mai nainte de
toti. Aceasta declaratie s'a facut
eri de niste advocati carl au stu
dat legea bonusului. Directorul
bonusului, r. r. Roberts, dc.
clarat Cd ell va face tot posibilul
ca 81 mostenitorii soldatilor mort
sa primeasca recompensatia lor
eat de repede. Conform legei va
.duvele 81 copiii soldatilor mort
ar trebui sd fie platiti in primul
rind; apoi. il lipsa acestora, ar
veni surorile 81 fratii mortilor. 81
numai dupace s'a constatat cd nu
exista nici sirori nici frati, vine
rindul la name.
Multi sunt foarts nemultamit
Gu dispositiunile legei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
ARM1sT1TIU 1NTRE
CAPITAL 81 MUNCA

New York, IL Maiu. - James
j. Davis, ministruI muncei, vor-
bind Asociatiunei Rationale a Fa-
bricantilor, sfatuit pc patroni
cd Sd Incetezc GU reducerea exec
silva platilor, ca sa declare un
,armistitiu intre capital 81 munca
81 ca sa sprijineasca restrictiunile
ce s'au adus contra imigrantilor.
''Sa nu Sc lese patronii indusi
In ispita ca sa Sc foloscasca de
,situatia mizerabi!a a muncitoru-
'lui," declarat ministrul
muncci. Mimic n ar arata We
deri mai scurte ca daca patronii
ar face aceasta. Caci mimic MI
este constant in lumea aceasta.
DE present, situatia este asa ca
muncitorii depind de gratia patro
nilor. Oar, Gu reintoarcerea pros
;peritatei situatia va fl schimbata.
Daca d-voastra veti nemultami
Eacum pc muncitori, Ell va vor
plati Gu acelas ban cand vor avea
ocazia !"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
in sCoaIa

CLEVELAND, O., 10 Mai. -
Membrii comisiunei scolarc din
Cleveland cred ca bataia Gu biciul
in scoala ramasita timpurilor
barbara. Insa directorul scolii din
satul Bedford are ca totul alta
parere.
Mai multi cetateni au inaintat
un protest contra intrebuintarei
biciului in liceul din Bedford.
Directorul Irwin, care s'a folosit
de biciu in tinerea in discipline a
mai multor strengari, tine acest bi-
ciu ne masa sa din cancclarie. La
protestul parintilor contra aplica-
rel biciului pc spatele copiilor lor,
directorul Irwin lea raspuns:
't'Iata. asia e biciul. Lam intre-
buintat sill vol intrebuinta orr de
cate orr necesitatea va cerc. In
scoala aceasta trebue sa fie disci-
pima. Cat timp sunt aici vol di-
RIA ScOala asa cum vrea 81 cum
stu ell ca bine, lar ordincle le
voiu primi numai della Comisiunea
Scolilor 81 nu della strengari de Is
81 saptesprezece ami OF della pa
rinti artagosi, earl neStiind cum
sa-si creasca cOpiii ii incurajeaza
la nesupunere 81 la libcrtati vata-
matOare caracterului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
Rusii si-au animal
r0spunsuI

Geneva, 10 Maiu. - S 'au facut
multe sfortari pc langa rusi ca
respunsul lor la memoranda pu-
terilor sa fie reconciliatoriu, CD
sd Sc evite rlptura la conferinta
economica. Premierul Facta al
Italiei 4 reusit ca sd induca pc
.rusi ca sd retina inca respunsd
Tor pentru ca sd Sc faca modifi-
.cari. Acest gest Sc eNplica in mod
Favorable. In schimb francezii 81
lbelgienii au promis ca nu vor Ii
atat de intransigenti. Dl Barthou
a presentat 0 scrisoarc premieru-
lui Facta spunand ca rusii prea
intarzie Gu respunsul 81 aceasta
intarziere nu este justificata.
Francezii 81 englezii all cazut de
acord Cd subcamitetul afacerilor
|politice sa discute chestia Cali
tiei rasaritene 81 Litvaniei, am
belle protestant contra ocupatiei
|poloneze. S'au primit petitii de
la Ucraina, Armenia. Georgia 81
Azerbeijan ca sd Sc la in conside-
rare protestele lor contra ocupa,
tiei bolseviste. Cererile celOr trci
tari din urma S s'au respins din
cauza cd ele sunt tari asiatice 81
situatia lor nu cade in sierra de
activitate a conferintei. 0 peti-
tie guvernului turcilor nationa-
listi din Angora avut acelas
resultat.
Bulgariei is a acordat o ascul-
tare in chestia accesului Ell la
Marea Egeica 81 protejarea mi
noritatllor bulgare in altc tari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
FIXAREA
EXECUTAREI
LUZ BENICNO

Cleveland, O. 10 Mai. = Curtea
de APPEL districtului Hamilton
fixat eri ziua de IA lunle ca zlua
de execute lui Dominic Be-
nigno, condamnat la moarte pen
tru complicitate i'll uciderea ia
bricantiior Sly 81 Fanner. Ner-
dictul acesta fost dat insa GU
drept de APPEL in Occurs de zece
zile la curtea suprema a statulul
Ohio. Advocatul p. j. Mulligan,
aparatorul lui Benigno, a anun-
tat ca va face APPEL imediat.
Benigno fusese intai condam-
nat Sd moara pc ziua de q April
lie, insa j a acordat o amanare
ca sd fie ascultat cazul 81 inaln-
tea curtii de APPEL.
Benigno va fl al treilea care
moare pentru uciderea lui George
X. Tanner 81 lui Wilfrcd G. Sly.
vencau seara intr un
automobil in care aveau toti banll
Gu carl trebuia sa faca plata
muncitorilor de la fabrica w. w.
Sly Manufacturing Company.
Criminalii i-au intimpinat in
tr'un alt automobil, au dat loc
unei ciocniri intentionate 81 au
ucis pc cci dol GU revolverele, Gu
scopul de lie lua banii.
Sam 'Purpera, un complice al
lui Benign in aceasta crima, IA
murit pc scaunul electric in
noaptea de Luni spre Marti, 8
Maiu corent. Ninovatia lui Be
nigno sa dovedit i'm cea mai
mare parte prin declaratiile ia
cute de Purpera.
Frank Moto, un alt complice,
a fOst eXecutat mai demult. Tn al
patralea membru al bandei,
Louis Komer, fost condamnat
la munca silnica pc viata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
S'A INFIINTAT UN
CONSULAT AL GRECIEI
IN CLEVELAND

In Cleveland s'a infiintat un
consulat grecesc, GU jurisdictiune
asupra grecilor din statul Ohio.
Consul este numit dl Christopher
N. Shobos, presedintele firmei
Greek American Realty Co. Blu
roul consulatului este 3O4 Erie
Building.
Dl Shobos este o persoana bine-
cunOscuta intre Oamenii de afa-
ceri din Cleveland, find locuitor
aici de sase ami.
.Ce face matte Gu silnt prac-
tic! IN. r.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
JUDECATA
SOCIALISTILOR
DIN RUSIA

BERLIN, 9 Mai.-Ziarul Rote
Fahne anunta ca guvernul sovicte-
lor a dat permisiune mai multor
socialist Sd ia parte in apararea
membrilor partidului socialist re-
volutionar, carl sunt arestati 81 a
caror judecata va incepe la Mosco-
va pc ziua de % Mai. Fruntasii
socialist ce vor merge in Russia
sunt urmatorii:
Emile Vandervede, socialist Lel-
gian 81 Ministru de Justitie; Paul
Boncourt, deputat socialist in par
lamentul francez; Kurt Rosenfell
81 Theodor Liebknecht, fruntasi so
cialisti din Germania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
DeSCinderi in CartiereIe
uniuni|or din Chicago
ARESTAREA A $50 DE FRUNTASI

CHICAGO, 10 Mai-Politia aresat All noapte peste
suta cnzec de fnas muncitor apartnand diferteor u
nun din Chicago Prntre af cincspezece doua
zeci feme Deascmenea Fred Nader prese
dintee consiului muncitoresc de constructun.
Arestarle s'au facu in npuscarei in intunerec
dol poltisti Dupa ucderea acestor pos urna bombar
darea doua cldr bombardari carl ncepu fe desc
in Chicago della timp carl polta lie cede i'll ega
upa dntrc anreprenor munctori constructor de
cladr
Politistii ucs sunt Locoenentu Terence Lyons 81
Thomas Clarke
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
ZIUA DE
~DIsGRATIE"
A CHINEI

AMOY, China, 3 Mai.-Astazi a
fost tinuta peste toata China ziua
de "Disgratie Nationala, ca drept
semn de protest contra celor
"douazeci 81 una de pretentiuni'
ale Japoniei della China din anul
1915. Toate localurile de afaceri
81 de petrecere au fost inchise, lar
clnburile, societatae 81 in sfarsit
toate organizatiunile au formal o
parada monstra, in tilnpul carei
S "a demonstrat violent.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11

In ordonarea arestarilor. scful
politiei, d.. Charles Fitzmorris, IA
declarat ca unii dintre conducatorii
munctiorilor erau att de vinovati
de moartea celor dol politisti pecat
erau 81 anarchistii din rascoalele
della Haymarket. Dansul caracte-
RIA pc uni dintre conducatorii
muncitorilor ca find fiji al intune-
recului 81 fosti puscariasi. In ur-
ma arestarilor, Seful politiei zicea
"Printre cei arestati stunt func-
tionarii 81 reprezentantii fiecarei
Uniuni apartinatoare consiliului dc
clddiri. Toti vor Fl tratati ca a.
rcstanti ordinari 81 tinuti acolo
pana Ii Sc va lua interogatorul." "
Descinderilc din partea politiei
au fost facute prin surprindere
prima avand loc la cartier,ll gene.
raj al organizatlei Building
Trade Council, !" unde un mare nu-
mar de detectivi au aparut la in
trare Gu revolvercle scoase, inchi.
zand usile 81 declarand arestati pc
toti cei dinlauntru.
Multi dintre conducatorii mum.
citorilor au fost gasiti in sedinta
Dupa arestare Ii 'au ars toate hir.
tile 81 registrele. Intro casa de
fier $ 'au gasit trei revolvere 81 ma
multe cutii de cartuse.
S S'au facut descinderi 81 prir
carciumi 81 alte localuri frecuen
tate dc oameni primejdiosi, are
s.andu-se multi banuiti 81 secvc
strandu-se della eli multe arme, ca
cutie. boxuri 81 revolvere.
Am sd pui mana pc toti acest
raufacatori carl Sc dau drept con
ducatori al muncitorilor,' zices
.eful politiei. Ell nu reprezint;
mrncitorii cinstiti, precum nu-i re
prezenta nici anarhistii din Hay
market. Muncitorii nu voiesc S;
alba de. a face cu astfel de oameni
Acestia vor razboiu Gu departa
mentul politiei. Eli bine, vor ave;
ce dorcsc. Are sd fie razboiu pani
la ispravenie. Amenintarea ce net
fac cu revolverele 0 vom intam
pima 81 moi tot GU revOlverele
Vreau sd stu Gu ce drept vim a
cesti ucigasi organizati sd impust'
politistii la postul lor 81 sd distrug;
averea cetatenilor prin dinamita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
PATRU PERSOANE
INECATE

Houston, Texas, II Mai.-Patru
persOane au ,fost inecate din cauza
inundarilor,l in cele din urma "a
ore. Dol copilasi al doamnei Matt
Noack. au fost inecati la Winches-
ter. Woody Hansk 81 Boss Patter-
son au fost inecati la Brazos, i'm
apropierea orasului Sommerville,
cand All incercat sa intareasca un
pod ce sc clatina din cauza mum
darilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
PENTRu zErPHL1NELE
DISTRUSE.

Paris, 10 M;liu. Consiliul
Ambasadorilor a decis astazi ca
Germania sd plateasca suma de
noua milioane marci in aur ca
compensate pentru zeppelinele
pc carl, in loc Sd le dea aliatilor
conform tratatului, lea ldistr.ls..
Din aceasta suma America va
primi -trei milioane de mawi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
ULTIMA
Respunsul Rusilor in mana
Ministrului de Externe
al Italiei.
B u L E TIN

GENUA, II Mai.-Ge0r-
ge Cicerin, seful delegated
rusesti, a submis respunsul
revizuit al rusilor la me-
morandul a aliatilor lui
Schanzer, ministrul de ex-
terne al Italiei. Sc site ca
Schanxer, 1nainte de al
publica, il va revizui pen
truca eventual sa sc mai
faca uncle schimbari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11

UN1UNEA s. B. A. IN CAZ
de moarte do familiei membru-
lui raposat un beneficiu de
sapte suite dolali.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
PENTRU W0MUMENTUt
EcATERlNA TEODOROIl'

Total ..............61 .61.6A s.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
FEDERAL PROBE ...... SHOWS TOBACCO
 TRUST WORKING

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- The federal trade commission has submitted a report to the United Senate in which 1t is charged that several of the great tobacco com panies of the country have engaged in conspiracies with numerous job bers' associations to keep the job bing price of tobaccos higher than are warranted by existing condi- tions. ..--. "-:=
 Among those named as being con nected with the alleged conspiracies are the American Tobacco Company, the P. Lorrilord Company and the Myers company.
 The report states further that the P. J. Reynolds Company was not a party to the eonspiracies and is commended for it's opposition to the holdup.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
ALABAMA SENATOR SAYS
 RESERVE BOARD GRATING

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. l9-- Senator HefFIn, If Alabama, al dressing the senate yesterday, took occasion to attack Governor Harding and other members of the Federal Reserve Board, charging that there was 8 graft in connection with the issuance of orders for the estab- lishment of a new district reserve bank in New York. ..... #~-:. |
 The declaration of Senator lief fin caused considerable of a sen5a- tion among the lawmakers, and the charges are still the subject Of very general comment today. n C.rzress- ional circles
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
R OLDIER SAYSSERGEANT BEA'
SUCCESS OF FOUR-POWER PACT
 DOUBTFUL FORMER OFFICER SAYS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- Paul Reinsch, former minister to China, addressing the Popular Gov ernment League here last night, said the wisdom of America entering the Four-Power pact can be judged only by the results obtained in dis posing of the remaining Far East ern questions.
 He asserted that the enthusiasm with which the treaty hab been re- ceiyed in certain quarters" should give warning of the expectation or hope" that the United States there
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
WHOLESALE PRICES REMAIN STATIONARY SAYS REPORT

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- The general level of wholesale prices remained stationary through the months of November and December, according to announcement made to- day by the bureau of labor statistics.
 Foodstufs, farm products, cloth ing, chemicals and drugs showed q declining tendency, while fuel and building material prices showed a slight increase.
 The general level for December was 21 per cent lower than the same month a year ago.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
BASEBALL PLANS FORMING;
 FANS WILL MEET TUESDAY

In anticipation of the early open ing of the baseball season, with the promise of frequent meetings be- tween clubs from Nenana, Fair banks and towns along the coast end of the Government railroad, local enthusiasts have issued a call for a public meeting, to be held on next Tuesday evening at the office of U. s. Commissioner c. D. Leckie.
 The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss general plans for the season and it has been suggested that it is not too early to select a manager to expedite the organiza- tion of team. It is recognized that Anchorage will have a strong team in the field and that it will be i'm portant for Nenana to get an early start to make any kind of a show ing.
 All those interested in the organ ization of a Nenana ball team are invited to attend the meeting.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
SOLDER BONUS MEASURE GIVEN
 PLACE ON LIST

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- At conference of Republican senators held yesterday, it was de cided to force early action on the Allied debt refunding bill and the soldier bonus measure, ahead of any other legislation. The refunding bill will be pressed first and, after that has been disposed of, action will be demanded on the bonus bill. .:...
 The bonus measure was given second place on the program in spite of the fact that some opposition to it has developed. Both of the bills are to be discussed at another con- ference % be held this afternoon.
 It Is understood that Secretary of the Treasury Mellon has not altered his view that the proposed bonus legislation should await the arrival of better industrial condi- tions.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
PERsHING URGES RETENTION
 OF ARMY TRAINING CAMP

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- At hearing of the house committee on military affairs yesterday, Gen. eral Pershing urged the retention on nine training centers,> one for each corps area.
 The general also advised the re- tention Of a number of special mil itary camps, of which Camp Lewis would be the training center.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
SEVERE COLD WAVE
 SWEEPING COUNTRY

ped to Is above zero, registering the coldest weather experienced in two years. The entire Northwest and Rocky Mountain section was in the grip of the cold wave and in Eastern Washington, the temper atures ranged from 12 to 15 below zero. Denver reported four below, Montana cities reported from ten to 20 below and at Portland, the temperature fell to 16 above.
 Cold At Portland
 PORTLAND, Jan. 19-Low tenn peratures continue throughout Ore gon, with the promise of slight moderation during the day.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
WITNESSES HINT
 PROSECUTION IS
 NOT ON SQUARE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19-The main topic of conversation today in the courtroom where Fatty Arbuck- le is on trial, is the testimony giv- en yesterday afternoon by Miss Alice Blake, a witness for the prosecu- ton and a participant in the fatal St Francis party.
 She declared, when placed on the witness stand, tha5 she and Fey Provost, another witness, had been detained at home against their will by an attache of the district attor- ney's office. Questioned whether they had been coerced regarding their testimony, the witness said she would rather not state"
 Dr. Edward Castle testified yes terday that he did not remember having testified at the first trial that he had found bruises on Miss Rappe's arm. But he swore yester- day that he had found bruises on both arms. He said that he had been called to attend the actress but she was dead before he reached her
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
Widow Tells of Discovery

Washington, D. C., Jan. I9-Mr~. R. H. Griffith, of Washington. whose husband, Colonel Griffith, was killed in action, told the Watson committee yesterday that she wen, to France in an effort to locate the body of the colonel. After con siderable search, she found a head less body, with no identifcatio- tag. She informed the committee that there were no Identification marks on the crosses above the graves in that particular cemetery.
 George Marlborough, of Alabama. described the alleged execution, by a firing squad, of a white soldier. about 20 years old. The execution he said, took place near Chateau Thierry, iii July, 1918, while the troops were under heavy shell fire. The firing squad was in charge Of a major and the witness understood that the soldier was put to death for neglect of duty,
 "A. Sinclair, of Oklahoma, test fed that he witnessed three execu- tons a. Issurtille, contradictIng war department records previously intro duced and which showed that only two executions took place at thar point.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
SOLDER SAYS
 SAW SERGEANT
 KILL PRVATES

DUNKIRK, \. Y, Jan. 19-Geo. Walters, who was attached to the Forty-ninth Infantry, stationed a, Camp Merritt, has announced that he will appear before the sena.r committee which is engaged in in- yestigating the Watson charges for the purpose of testifying that he saw a sergeant hammer two men to death with Q pickaxe, at the camp guard house. One of the men Wa attacked, he says, because he failed 10 work fast enough to suit the sergeant while engaged in scrub ping the floor with a toothbrush.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
ENGINEER SAYS .... UNEMPLO PLOyMENT
 NOT NECESSARY

CLEVELAND, Jan. 19-unem- pIoyment may re averted, and busi- ness bcoms and depressions con troEei by the consolidation of mall agemeu4 in industry, in the opinlon of J. Park Charming, chairman ot the waste elimination committee O. the American Engineering Council
 Charming addressed the annual convention of the Association Of General Contractors yesterday on the subject of efficiency in industry and pointed out to the delegates that soft coal mining as an ex? ample of poorly organized industry being over equipped both as regards plants and personnel.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
FLU BECOMING EPIDEMIC;
 SCORE ARE DEAD IN PARIS

PARIS, Jan. 19-Inauenza is be- coming epidemic rapidly throughout France. The disease made it's ap- pearance here in December and has increased steadily since that time, the climax having been reached on Monday, when a considerable num- Der of deaths were reported. ..
 Twenty-four succumbed to the disease in this city alone yester- day.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
Will Redeane Policy

The Far Eastern committee of the Ans conference has adopted, in part, the American proposal to re- define the open door policy for China and to create an international board to examine present and future con- sessions appearing to conflict with such a policy.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
CANADA REAPING GREAT HARVEST
 SELLING BOOZE

QUEBEC, Jan. l9-I: has been estimated by Premier Tascherau that the profits from the sale of liquor by the Canadian government aggregate four million dollars an nually, and it is pointed out that this revenue. in a score of years, will pay of the public debt of Can ada and, in addition, provide funds for the maintenance Of roads and the support of educational institu- tions.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
LONDON REPORT SAYS DEVALERA
 IS ON WARPATH

LONDON, Jan. I9-The Dublin correspondent of the London Time, is authority for the statement that unrest prevails throughout Southern Ireland, and he intimates tha. De- valera and his followers may be en- gagged in stimulating disturbances.
 The correspondent asserts that the spirit of extreme republication is still afame in the south, but that the country, as a whole, will welcome the efforts of the pro visional government to restore or der.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
APPROPRIATION BILL READY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- The house appropriation committee has reported the annual independent offices appropriation bill, carrying ] total of S494,OO0, ,000, which i: S180,000,000 more than the appro' priation for the same offices for the current fiscal year, but S9,000,00C less than the am unt requested by the budget estimates.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
GERMANS MAKE
 FIRST PAYMENT
 ON WAR CLAIM


 PARIS, Jan. 19-The German government made a payment of 31,- 000,000 gold marks yesterday, t being the first of a series of pay ments arranged in accordance with the decision recently reached by the Allied separations commission, pro viding for such payments every ten days until the whole reparations is sue is decided.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
ITALY BURIEs UNKNOWN

ROME, Jan. 19-America paid tribute to the unknown dead of Italy on Sunday, American soldiers, who made the trip from Coblenz last week, forming a composite bat talion at the burial. Ambassador Childs delivered the address at the tomb, in connection with the be- gtowal of the Congressional Medal of Honor.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
MAY OPEN NAVAL RADIO

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- The senate naval committee has re ported favorably on the Poindexter bill which would give newspaper press associations unrestricted use of naval radio stations for the trans mission of news. The privilege IS to continue until 1927.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
sTRIkEBREAkER HANGED

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 19- Jake Brooks, a negro who was put to work in a local packing plant when the regular forces quit the:r jobs several weeks ago, was found hanging from the limb of a tree near this city yesterday morning.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
THE POPE IS ILL

LONDON, Jan. 19-Pope Rene dict, who has been suffering from a severe cold, with influenza symp- toms, has improved, but absolute rest and quiet has been prescribed, according to Rome dispatch. He $ troubled with persistent coughing and pains in the head and chest, but continues in high spirits.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
SOUTHERN FIGHT WIPED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- The American government has in- tervened in the controversy between Chili and Peru. involving the exc curion Of the tre-=y If Ancon. The two governments have been invited to send plenepotentiaries to Wash ington for a conference.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
FISHERIES LOSES VETERAN

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- Dr. Hugh Nj. Smith, commissioner of fisheries since 1913, has rendered his resignation to the department. He has been with the bureau of fish cries for 36 years. .~.......-.......-
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
THE PAS REPORTS FUR SALES

THE PAS, Jan. I9-With more than a quarter of a million dollars worth of furs already marketed, 1t is expected that northern trappelz will receive probably two million dollars for the pelts taken by them this season.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-19
NEGRO ADMITS THEFT

ELKHART, Indiana, Jan. l9- Dan Ingram, negro truckman, has confessed to the local authorities that he stole mail sack yesterday which is alleged to have contained half a million dollars.