davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-01-21
Pal of Boddy's Held in $50, 900.

William Loeser. a twenty-three-year-
old negro of % West 135th street, said
by the police TO have been pal of Luz
thcr Boldly. was held in $4,000 bail
yesterday by Magistrate Oberwager on
a charge OF robbery.
Ioeser was arrested on Thursday by
Detectives Edwin G. McGrath and Ed
ward Shields OF the West 135th street
station. Both were friends OF Detectives
Miller and Buckley. who were attached
10 the same station. The two detec-
tives said they found Loeser at Boddy's
former home, 60 West 1880 street They
asserted Locser Is what ia known as n
gun merchant and that it was he who
supplied to Boldly the weapon he used
on Miller and Buckley.
Loeser Is charged with beinc one of
three men who entered the cigar store
Of Eli Bojarsky. at $50 Lenox avenue
on December 1S. rined the cash register
and held up Bojarsky for about $50
The police say Loeser was sentenced TO
the workhouse in 1919 for Disgusting
himself as United States sailor. and
jr 1920 was sentenced to the peniten-
''i'v for robbery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-12-21

Give old Bossy better care. This
plea for the average COW, the ordinary
sad-eyed bovine seen on most farms,
is made by the National Institute Of
Progressive Farming through its di-
rector, Guy H. Hall. Purebred dairy
cattle, the glossy, manicured pedi-
greed beauties seen at fairs, are ac-
customed to the most sanitary quar-
ters and attention. It is apparent,
says Mr. Hall, that such care might
be given the ordinary COW to- the great
er comfort of the animal, greater profit
to the farmer and to- the purity of the
milk
"The season is at hand when cows
will be confined for months in sheds
Or barns" says an Institute bulletin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-12-21
vindicates the Turkey.

Charges of larceny commonly pre-.
ferred against turkeys that range in
grain fields may be definitely with
drawn following significant evidence
that the homely birds choose one fat
cricket to whole field of grain during
the season that they fit themselves for
the Thanksgiving sacrifice. count
made last fall of the contents Of
typical toms crop showed 240 grass
hoppers, so black crickets and nine
kernels of grain. Turkeydom rests its
case on many similar evidences IN
other states.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-12-21
Mixed characteristics.

At a political gathering in England
an orator waxing indignant said, ITO
ridicule the idea of this country being
invaded is to follow the example of
the camel, which buries its head in the
sand when an enemy approaches" The
rival speaker rose and retorted,
"Surely the gentleman in giving utter
ance to this apothegm, must have
meant to refer to the ostrich which, in
those circumstances, has habit OF
putting its eye through a needle."-
Boston Transcript.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-12-21

"Too often they are left with unelean
bedding, with TANKS and udders mat
ted with dirt. Many newspapers at
this time are giving attention to the
Subject Clean bedding should be pro-
vided daily. Flanks and udders
should be clipped once a month. When
this is done, damp cloth run over
the clipped surface removes all dirt,
purity of milk is conserved, and it
makes a healthier COW. All animals
appreciate cleanliness and pay for it
in increased production. Among large
dairy herds such attention is a matter
of routine, and this humane and eco
nomfcal service should not be neglect
ed even where there are only two or
three cows. 1t pays in the end"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-12-21
Early Learned Truth About Earth.

Early Learned Truth About Earth.
Eratosthenes was a Greek mathema-
tician living in Egypt He wrote a
book on geography and had so clear a
perception of the shape Of the earth
that more than LOO years before Co.
lumbus he affirmed that it would be
possible to sail from Spain to India
by going always westward. He needed
no telescope and no chronometer to
find that out Eratosthenes measured
the circumference of the earth on pre-
cisely the principle that still lies at
the basis of. geodesy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-12-21
The Rattlesnake.

One of BossWOrth's young sprouts
was coming home about twelve o'clock
the other night on the south road, and
just as he got even with the grave
yard the engine went dead. But he
said he got so scared when he saw
where he was that he shook the car
so badly the burned old thing thought
the motor was running, and came clear
to town before it discovered its mis-
take,-Science and Invention. Maya
zine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
GERM tSTOWN

sIOn-.hS UNUSUAL. housekeeping spart.
mont where tho work TX cut down 10 a
kuilt-In tub shower, seTarats porch rc'rlg.
e-atcr, etc over sn acre OF lawn with Old
SHADE; square 10 country club and golf
links; sGTa "ea to station. Maurnn, Dol.
man 4 Co, y. Il. cor. Broad and CHESTNUT
GI - y ANp COULTER SITS GFRDrAN.
rpNN --l'nc e,or apt, furnished = room,
ern Eltr Ehnno iicrrlnut wn 1850
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
WEST Fiji NDEiPHIA

$40 ANGoRA TEIrR N''E-.trt 4. rms. =:
m dcrn y 73 ;. 52d 81. Apt. u, q large
HNT'''R s son. 7ao $. aai - ''""'''0"'
- ; SGT'I --Flv" rooms. rath and r.or"N
SG5 MAURICE LINIIrMAN Spruce 877s
liALTINOP: AVE Ao30---Hqrdsomelv .urn
apartments ro ms and hath each.
II - MI TON 3rlt r'ufu n uI, 'ro1 a
.urge rooms h.'N Kitchen. Pr"s'on 3CiS w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
PUBLIC SALE

ON TUESDAY April. 4. 1929
Of the farm stock and machinery also the
iurnituTs and fuTrIshInss MI rno Of
OF Nsrberth Station. Pa. p n. r.; com
plete farm equipment; evcrythirx IL In ex-
celent condition: farm horses. ! driving
corn. 4 tens loose hay, 9 tons .baled straw.
The furnishings OF the mansion are solid
substantial, decorative and show little usage
comprising contents OF spacious entrance
hall, drawing room. music room. library,
sale 1880 A. NJ. farm equipment. =
r. NJ, contents OF mansion. Terms ca sh
GEO. 8. HOLLAND, sale Manager for
MRS IL s HOPPER. Nwner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
NEW JERSEY--SEaSHORR

TO INVESTORS. LOT DEVELOPERS.
PROMOTERS
Two miles OF ocean front. with ripa rian
rights; n perfect. smooth bathing beach with
unusually gradual slope and Of acknowledged
safety; property extends back to bay: p. r.
r. trains parallel with auto highway extend
entire length of propcr.y: this virgin prop
e"ty, lying midway between two well-known
seas de resorts. is the last undcveioped link
on the coast OF Now Jersey. and is offered
to close out divided interest. title clear. Ad-
dress Executor. = 1924 Ledger Office
ATTRACTIVE Cement-bloCk bungalow
= Pleasantyille cose Atlantic City: Z rooms
bath fine basement. porchcs. fireplace. con
yen.erces: garage, poultry house; $4,000
g. +. TENNEY, Motor Route A. Atlantic
City.
TEN-ROOM furn cottage near b5th st ;
soSOO & 0oS Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
W rnted
FOR SALE

GLADIOI.A RrLBs. original stock Kundsrs
cites SO cents per dozen: sunHower and
runsy seed. each 10 cents per package: mixed
rl,t"r seeds % cents Il package II. O.
Iia-nns. MARKHAM, d.. aware county.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

STORAGE battery charging outfits, neV.
sIlcs; manufactured by Wagner Elso, w
prics Mot Exchange 327 n Sd st, tSIE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

Large lot os desns sates hles. cabinets AZ
general IN ce furniture. store fixtures.
W- 'ur, 81. ana exchange.
PATTGS FURNITURE co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

LAZY furrtlu dealer win sell At hos
haautl'uI dln.nr md living room suits. -
-onahlr hiOS Chestnqt At. Bemon' 7O6o ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

MAHOGANY d. sgit, 10 pcs. circas0lSX
wauut b. r. Eult, pes. mahogany hoS
case. will sell chesp. Phone Oregon l1e0ak
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
a.AI rsrArR FOR sA1n
wpsT pHIr.AprLrHTA i

1918 8, 66TH rr.-Just built. one left. sam
pie house between Chester and woodland
rooms and inciosed. heated porch:. every
modern convenience and Improvement; car.
ana move right In: rent free until May 4 I:
already financed. Open Sunday. 10 to p.
M, Agent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

FORD Sedans 1920; complete elsctr4a
equipment: splendid condition; 5000 ~.
Gorson's Auto tTcranEe 23S n. Broad 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

PAOLi-Fam Iy Of 4, within waking dis
tanco of r. r. station and Tredyffrin
Countrv Cluh \ 2H1. LEDGER Of0c"
CHESTNUT ST. 43S3-Second.r,ory front
room with board; twin beds; for business
DeOple.
FIVE MINUTES from Merign Cricket Club
) minutes from HaverfOrd station: South
ern cooking; private family; rpfarrnCes ex-
changed p. o. Box 4s6, HayeTford. Pa.
CEDAR AVE. +S4u--A arg" 2d-aty !rrn,
rln. With b a,d also a sing." rln on 81 tlr.
FUkN. rm. board; gentlemen or VIII share
apt wl'N %" OF uO'r - 90 '0aG W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

500 TO SAT b0--Four. fve six and seven
rooms and bath. all modern conveniences;
snse ard scn,-de'nchod; immediate posssa
sion; open and attractive surroundingSt large
yards; community club; IT minutes by Penna.
Electric RAILROAD and 30 minutes by autoJue
from Federal st. ferries. Camden. N. -
Office hours. 0 to daily. noon TO r. M.
'"" NoREa REALTY COMPANY
Brooklawn. N. J. Phone Gloucester Z12.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
FOR ENI-FGRNIsd HE'D
l.A>~t,,iNNE

I.ARGE RESIDEN =; aud grounds. large
porches fruit Il 'ha lr, '00dern conVen-
euces, w"ll within rpnTutuT distance OF
furn shru, GUNNER or ali
year around. l. lo3@ ed 'rr Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

PA5E "55 nj M4S Tn, Ssw csfG SsT tI.. rSn
many extras: coet Si2oo; sell sli0O going
a hrnah, u lenlers. 3lmN Walnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

HUDSON coupe; run very little: beautif1lX
job: will trade for smaller car. Roy0F
Motorcar Co. $40 y. Broad at. Poplar 8OoAS1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
BOARDING

4bTH. s, i26-AttraCtlve room in ref
home; sor1i-pr!v bath cont hot water,
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"Obraz byl odstranen |"

Bylo to prom velkym zklama
MIN a soucasne dukazem znac-
ne dulezitosti, jiz jeho odpurce
prikladal obrazu. Coz nebyl od
nesen jen, protoze byl tez-
kym syedectvlm?
''Prisaham IT," del Bernard,
''ze to nezmeni praniceho ma
mem presvedceni. Mole jisto-
ia 0 spojitosti majora a venko-
vanky 2 Corvigny nemusi by
Il kontrolovana. A koho pred
stavoval ten obraz?"
"Jak jsem ii rekl, jistou ze-
nu."
"Jakou zenu? Byl to obraz 2
otcovy sbirky? Pfinesl jej on
SAM"
"Ano," del Pavel, chteje Sc
Vyhnoutl prozrazenl pravdy.
kdyz otevfeli okenice, po-
znal ma zdi prazdne mlsto, ma
nemz yiSival obraz a 4 jistych
okolnosti usouGil, re odstrane-
nj obrazu stalo sc We spechu.
Ram lezel pohozen na zemi. Pa
vel no ryehle sebral, ably Ber-
nard neuzrel napis ma stitku nd
nem pripevnenem.
Ale kdyz Sc bedlive zahledel
ma misto, kde obraz vlsel, I
kdyz V tom Bernard otevfe'
druhou okenici, vykriknul.
eco je?" otazal Sc Bernard.
"HIed', tady Ma zdi, Ma mi
ste, kde Visel obraz podpis
a datum
Ma bile omitce, We vysi mu-
re byly napsany tuzkou dive
radky. Datum: treda vecer, l6
zari 1914. A podpis: Major
Hermann.
Major Hermann. Drive ne5
81 toho PaVel uvedomil, jeho O.
ii SIC unfelv ma detail, V nemi
Sc soustredil cely vyznam tech
radek zatim co Bernard "a
hledel Sc ma podpis, zasepta
PaVel $ bezmeznym prekvape.
MIN: Hermann :. Hermina"
(PokraCovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
MA PRODEJ.
NAME. velni dobre obchodni

NAME velmi dobre obchodni
misto V ceske osade, ktere Sc
hodi pro jeden z nasledujicich
obchodu: zelezarsky, plechaf-
sky, automobilovy (service sta
tion), nateracsky, papirnicky,
reznicky a cukrovinkovy. Da
Sc velmi LEVINE, aneb Sc vyme-
nj "a jiny privatni majetek. Je
to nutny prodej rodinnych
duvodu. Atlas Finance Co.,
5454 Broadway, Ptejte Sc Ferd
Stukbauera. 4-1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

PRODAJI Sc NEB VYMENi:

dVe fanny, iedna 0 50ti a dru-
ha 0 75ti akrech, 10 mil od
Clevelaudu Il Elyria, @. ma do
br6 ceste, - miuut od kary Sc
vSim zafizenim. Dopiste 0 biz
81 informace ma Al. Slavik Z.
No. /. Sugar Ridge, Elyria, @.
4-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

mela, bez ochrany, to je vec,
| jiz lie dobyti. Jaka muka as
prodelala, nest astnice, jake
pokorenil Kazdodenni BOZ :. :.
hrozby brutality :. A pax
V poledni chvili, ably il potre-
stal ia odpor, smrt -"
'Pomstime il, Pavle,' Ease
ptal Bernard.
"Ano, ale coz budu moci kdy
lzapomenouti, re tn zustala jen
pro mne? -. jen nasledkem
me why? Pozd6ji ii to vysvet-
lin, a pochopis, jak jsem byl
pfikrym a nespravedlivym :.
\ prec -
Zamyslil sc. Zjevila Sc mu
postava majora, a opakoval:
"a prec -. pfec -. jsou
to talk podivn6 v6ci."
Po cel6 odpoledne prichazela
Gdolim Liserony a cestou Cd
Ornequinu francouzska vojska,
aby Sc oprela moznemu vyboji
nepTitele. Paylova setnina me-
In chVili odpocinku, Geho2 Pa
vel Bernardem pouzili k pc
cIivemu prohledani parl<u a zri
cenin zamku. Ale nikde nebylo
ami stopy 20 tom, ze by tam by
| 10 pchrbeno Eli8cino telo.
Y pet hodin vypravili Rosa
Iii a Jeromovi slusny pohreb.
Dva krize byly vztyceny IA
malem kvetnat6m pahorku, vo-
jensky knee Sc mad hroby po-
raodlil sVe modlitby. Jake bylo
Pavloyo pohnuti, kdyz poklelt-
Inul |. rovu Nernych sluhu, kite
Irt zatratiIa ieiieh oddanost.
SIibil, ze i ie pomsti. Ale ie.
no touha 30 pomste yzbuzopala
" mem temer bolestne usill a u.
kazoVala mu nenayideny o
braz majoruy, obraz, ktery nc
mohl odlouciti cd yzpominly
! kterou choVal IA hrabenku d.
! Andeville.
Odvadel Bernardo.
"Jsi 81 jist, ze isl Sc nemylil
I've SVEN tVrZeni, ze mezi ma
iorem a onou pseudovenkoVaf
kou Corvigny je jista spoji
tost Naproslo iist?'
"Naprosto jist."
! "Nuze dobre, pojd'. Rex
.jsem ii jedne zenske podobi1
ile' fo''iHa'lie . iia ~ :, " ieN"''
III, 90 . . to'n hlSSiiS'
aver 1poloioEd' ~ on'
eaaC zd'ilNu' NJ ~ "''''a'.'
: poNol . oou'oif iieii''ii'y . 81
aeNlile' heoSia zi'leeiid an w
, btte hon, ,,ai.e mi ort.a p.ltiI SOat
: ouefelh mn an eiana'u' 'o''a'
, eeoy JeJt oouoolr zustai y
SVEN paFoafilin staFu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

lett, blize vych. 13l. ul. da Sc
levnc ale "a hotoVe 5000. -
Blizsi sdeli JOS. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. 4-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

Tentyz dustojnik mne zaVolal
a doporucoval mi, abych po-
slouchal maJora "jako clsare" !.
"A kdo byl ten mlady dustoj
nlk?"
prime Konrad."
Syn cisaruv
"Ano. Opustil tento Zamek
vCera vecer."
"A major tn prenocoval?"
"Myslim re ano. V kazd6m
pripade rano tn byl pritomen.
Zapalili jsme doutnaky min a
odesli jsme, ale uz bylo pozde,
nebot' jsem byl poraneh to-
hoto pavilonu, Il jehoz zdi, u
niz :"
Pavel Sc ovladnul a pravil: ::
~ jehoz zdi byIi zastreleni
tri Francohzi lie ano?"
"Ano.'
"Kdy byli zastreleni?"
"Vcera vecer as 0 seste no.
dine, myslim, nez jsme sem
prisli z Corvigny."
"Kdo ie dial ZaStfeliti?"
Major"
Pavel citil, jak mu kapky
potu stekaji po cele po Sill.
Tedy Sc nemylil. Eliska byla
zastrelena 4 rozkazu te beze-
jmenn6 a nepochopiteln6 osob-
nosti, jeiiz tyar k nerozeznani
pripominala tvar Herminy d.
Andeville, matky EliSGiny.'
PokraCoval chVejicim sc hla-
sem:
"Tedy jste 81 jist, re byli "a
streleni tri Francouzi?"
"Ano. Tri obyvatel6 zamku.
Byli zradci."
.h,, ;,
a. ,, .a
.ien dve mrtyoly?"
n'.a'l. ~ a,;a,, ,a.'ha
+ 49, 49,,
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

STREPlNA CRANATU. !
Napsal Maurice Leblanc PTelozil Franta Stepanek. :

ROMAN.

SOud1l, re DuQe 0DatfnPlSlfn, lie
pouSteti Sc prozatim dale, set
nina ustoupila, ably zustala We
spoieni $ plukem. Pavel byl ur-
cen, aby Sc svou cetou obsadll
zamek a odvedl tam vezne.
Cestou Sc spesne vyptaVal
dvou neb til sarzi i nekolika W
iaku. Ale nedostal 2 Mich "a
dnych souvislych udaju, nebot'
priSli 2 Corvigny den pred tim
ma zamku jen prenocovali.
Neznali jn6na dtlstojnlka Y
sadem plasti, pro nehoz byli o.
b6tovani. Jmenovah no proste
maiorem.
Gale prec nalehal Pavel,
"byI vasim primym nadflze-
nym?"
me. Velitelem zadniho vo-
lie. k nemuz nalezime, je ober-
leutnant, ktery byl ranen prl
vyhuchu miny, kdyz jsme pr
chai. Cht6li jsme no witt $ Sc
bou. Major Sc tomu vzepfel a
s reVolverem V ruce nam na-
kazal, abychom Sli pred ninh
Hrozil smrti kazdemu, kdo ~
tete. A pred chyili, kdyz jsme
bojovali, lezel ma deset kroku
"a nami a ohrozoVal mas sVym
revolyerem, ably mas donutil k
streIbe. Tri muzi padli jeho ku
lemi
"Tedy v6del, ze pro n6ho pri
jede automobile"
"Ano, vedel a tvrdil, ze pri-
idou posiiy, lltere mas vSechny
zachrani. Ale priiel jen auto
mobil a zachranil jen jeho."
"Ina vas oberleutnant jeho
.imGno? A je vazne zranen?"
"Dberleutnant? Ma zlome-
nou nonu. Ulozili jsme no "a
hra1nim domku V parku"
" domku, II n6hoz byli po-
stflleni lida re zamku?"
"Ano.'
BGzili Sc jiz k tomu zahrad-
nimu donku, jak6musi to skie
niku. do nehoz byIy ukladany
tropicke rostliny y parku K
prezimovani. Mrtvoiy Rosalie 4
Jeroma byly snaty Sc zdi Ale
desny retez jeSte visel na treeh
kruzich a Pavel sc zachvenin
desu uZfel stopy kuli a strepinu
granatu, drzici v omltce Ellis
ciny Vlasy.
kdyz on, PaVel vcereiSiho
dne ma yeGor polapil ozbfoje-
HY automobil a proniknul od-
vazne az do Corvigny, otevfeI
francouzskym voiskum cestu a
vyvolal skutky, ktere vyhroti-
~ We vrazdu jeho zenyl Nepfi.
tel Sc ia sVui ustup pomstil po-
stfilenim obyVatelstva zamku,
EliSka, pripoutana fetezem kt
zdi, byla ubita kulemi! A q de.
sne ironie osudu byla ieji mrt,
VIOLA jeste zasazena prynin
francouZskym granatem, kterS
baterie Vyslaly vcera Neeer
yySin mad ColVigny.
Payel yyloupnul . omltk,
stfepina granatu 4 petlive Sc
jmul zlate kadere k nj ulpele
PAX Sci S Bernardem do pavilo
nu, kdez oSetrovatele q lekar
rozbill jlz proylsorni ambulan
ci. ODerieutnant lezel tam ii;
otepi slamy, oSetfen, obVazal
q schopcn odpovIdati na otazk.
timed zjistili zccla lrcite, u
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci, zadne pra-
dlo. Haste Sc els. 444 So
ciety for Savings. Tel. Main
$3.50 Central 1449 4-33
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy ob-
chod S bytem 0 4 pokojich, ma
leza Sc blrze skoly, dobfe Sc Wy
placejlci. Haste Sc v {. 25O7
L. 86. st. blize Woodland Av.
Tez Sc proda yelmi Idobre jdou-
ci strlzni obchod, blizsi sleli Sc
V els. 87O1 Superior Ave.
40
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Accident Fund.
Surplus Totals
$17O,693 Now

The monthly statement of the
state industrial accident. commits
sion shows an unassigned surplus
of $170,69S.57, on February 2S,
exclusive of the state appropria-
ton toward the administrative
expense Of the commission.
The statement which shows to-
tai assets of s4,805,667.03 fol-
lows:
Assets: On deposit with state
treasurer invested in bonds, $4,-
.459,778,26; cash, $212,673.3S;
total deposited with state treas
urer, 4,672,451.64; cash in bank,
$60,736.4S; city and county war
rants, $21,O79.99; cash on hand,
$1,945.30; total ledger assets, $4,-
756,213. NJ; premiums in course of
collection, $49,453.62; total all
assets, $4,805,667.03.
Liabilities: Reserve catastrophe
fund, 100000; reserve rehabili-
tation fund, $116,703.69; claim
reserves set aside. $2,948,313,27;
depreciation reserve to take care
of any loss that may be incurred
in respect of, realization upon in
vestments, 100000; reserve nee
essary to meet claim payments
covered by outstanding final set
tlement vouchers, $2,41S.60; re-
serve based on actual experience
to take care Of pending claims,
$805, 1854; reserve permanent
disability not over twenty four
months, $4S,Q85.0S; unearned pre-
miums, $17,434.S0; unclaimed
warrants cancelled, $6O95.07;
bills as of February 28,
1922, $2293.57; unpaid medical
aid refunds, $642.53; unpaid div
idends, $136,366.87; surplus as
required by section 1924 oregon
laws as amended, 100000; sur
plus, $221,627.61; unassigned
surplus excluding state appropria-
ton, $170,693.57; total liabilities
and surplus, 81, sos, 667.03.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
CONTROL
OF SUGAR
IS RAPED
Pabst Declares Time
Ripe For Industry's
Release From Federal
Regulation

New York, March 9.-severe
condemnation of the government
control of the sugar industry is
contained in the annual report of
Earl D. Babst, president of the
American Sugar Refining COM
pany, which was read to the
stockholders at a meeting in
Jersey City.
"For these experiments of con-
troll and of de-control, he said,
"the people of the United States
and of the world have paid hun
dreds of millions of dollars. The
magnificent sugar industry of the
United States field, including the
producers and refiners, both beet
and cane, whether of continental
United States, the Philippines,
Hawaii, Porto Rico or of Cuba,
has paid almost with Its life.
United States investments, In the
hands OF hundreds OF thousands
of people, amounting to several
billions Of dollars, have been
placed in jeopardy.
"The United States industry,
the greatest of Its kind in the
world, ranking in Importance
with steel, railroads and farm
products was decontrolled by
legislative fiat and executive
order, without proper regard to
elementary economic laws"
The report shows a loss on
operation of $2,177,276 during
1921. Surplus was drawn on for
$5,311,367 to meet operating
losses and to provide for dividends
declared. The operating losses
were attributed to steadily de-
clining prices. The total tonnage
OF the country equalled that of the
year before, and the volume of
business amounted to $140, ,000,-
900. Balance of surplus and re-
serves amounted to more than
$29, 900.
'Tt is now time for the public,
who must in the end pay the bill
buy" the report continued, "to
on every pound Of sugar they
insist that the sugar industry be
given q rest from any further
control or experiments of any
kind, Of any name, of any device,
and be given an opportunity to
recover It's position under Its own
direction and administration. "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
LOIS VISIONS PUNCH
LIKE DEMPSEY'S SAYS
THEODORE ROBERTS
Leading Woman in "Miss Lulu
Bett" Is Quite Adept as
Wrecker of Home.

Not to be outdone by his bro
ther, Cecil b. De Mile, who ar
ranged a remarkable furniture de-
stroying scene in 1.-THE Affairs of
Anatol" with Wallace Reid as the
destroyer, William De Mile pro-
vided a similar stunt in his new
Paramount production Miss Lulu
Bett" wherein Lois Wilson, as the
long suffering Lulu, finally turn
upon the Deacon household,
wrecks the kitchen and raises rue
tions generally.
Among other things, she dealt
Theodore Roberts, who plays
Dwight Deacon, resoundtng
whack on the jaw with her fist.
by Jove," observed the veteran
actor, "she carries a wallop like
Dempsey"
"It was lots of fun" said Miss
Wilson, who is proverbially mild
tempered. 81 put myself in the
place of the girl, Lulu, and
thought of my long pent-up self
pity. Then | went to tt
smashed dishes and battered up
that old kitchen till it looked like
it had been hit by a cyclone. 1t
was funny-but 1 got quite a
thrill out of it ALL"