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Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-20
Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT-Nice clean rooms. Out
side entrance. 383 Olive. 20t2
FOR SALE-Restauran now doing
good business. Rent only $25 per mo.
Average $50 per week. Press box 1919.
20t6
FOR SALE-A nice soft 100 acres,
some alfalfa, ideal for grapes, good
drainage, $500 cash will handle.
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666 Main Street Ell Centre
20t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-20
Vineyard Demonstrations Next Week

Arrangements are now being made by
the Agricultural Extension Service for
a series of five vineyard demonstrations
to be held the early part of next week
in various localities throughout the
county. Hacc sG
Prof. +. T. Biolcttie, chief of the di.
vision of viticulture of the University
of California, Mr.. III. Il. jacobs, his
assistant, will conduct the demonstra-
tions
Definite announcements as to the
cxac: schedule will appear as soon as
the complete arrangements have been
made.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-20
FORD DIDN'T SAY 1T

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-Henry
Ford did not authorize the statement
that he had repaid the government $780,
000,00o in war profits, according to u
letter received today by the treasury de-
partment.
The letter, written by Ford secre-
tary, declared Ford was not responsible
for the statement and did not see ii
until after it was prepared.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-20

STRAYED-FiveH Holstein heifers. Age
to 16 months. Reward for informa
tion of their whereabouts Notify j.
Lee Graham. r. r. /, box 161, Ell
Centre, Calf. 20t2
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-20
McADOO IS MYSTIC

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2o.-Wil-
liam G. McAdoo of Pasadena stood on
the after deck of an Oakland ferry last
night.
Aren't you interested in the presi-
dency!' Asked newspaperman.
You know, the other day a fellow
gave me set of fluffy cowboy chaps
because he thought | was interested in
cOwboys,N y replied McAdoo.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-20

the altar with his best man. She suf
fered nervous breakdown. Twice
since that incident which set Chicago
society agog, and once before, the we'd
ding was postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-20
FLOOD BREAKS LEVEE
United Press Leased Wire

MURPHYSBORO, III, April 90
Thirty thousand acres of rich agricul-
tural land were inundated when levee
on the Big Muddy river near Murphys-
bofo broke today
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
VIEWS and
Interviews

When asked what he thought of a
Wills-Dempsey match. Mr.. A. S.
Schleck of Schleck's Sporting Goods
Store, SO w. 4th st. said, II believe
a match between Jack Dempsey and
Harry Wills to be the only bout for
the heavyweight crown that would
draw a record crowd and the only
match that would really give Demp-
sey a chance to prove his worth.
would you like to see the bout
staged this year," he was asked.
THE sooner, the better" came the
reply.
And Mr.. Schleck thinks the same
way thousands of other fight fans are
thinking throughout the country.
The public wants a Wills-Dempsey
bout.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08

port of those agencies now under
taking such responsibilities. namely
the Crispus Attucks Home. st. Paul.
sociation, Minneapolis.
Be IL Further Resolved: that the
united efforts of club women be given
and other women be urged to coop
crate in the work of other races who
are sponsoring legislation that prom
ises the children of our country more
opportunities for health and better
physical and high mental develop
ment.
Resolved Further: that in all our
Federated Club, there is but one with
a membership of unmarried women.
Resolved: that we seek to bring
to our junior women, through our
junior Chairman other clubs of like
nature.
Be 1t Further Resolved: that we
acknowledge our dependence upon
the Almighty God and that We ap-
preciate the helpful influence of the
church, and the Divine guidance in
helping our people up to the heights.
Yours for the Cause,
Rebeque d. Force, Chairman.
Fannie NJ. Shanks,
Gertrude Vinigar,
Edythe Settles,
NOTE-First official act after the
18th Annual Convention of Minneso-
ia Federation of Colored Women's
Clubs.
Telegraphed to Hon. Kuute Mel
son, Washington, d. c. the following
message:
Hon. Knute Nelson:
Chairman Judiciary Comm.
Washington, d. c..
Congratulation, keep up the good
work. Every real man and woman
of voting age in the U. S. A. is with
you, particularly the Afro-Americans.
Signed, Rebeque ID. Force,
Chr. Legislative Dept. N. F. G. w. c..
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
NATIONAL NEGRO LEAGUE
MEMS EPISCOPAL CLUB
TO HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC

Probably the largest picnic of the
year will be given Wednesday, July
IL when the Mems Episcopal Club of
st. Paul and Minneapolis will hold
their annual outing at Stubs Bay
Dancing, Bathing, Boating, and Fish
ing will be the feature of the day
Music will be furnished by Stevens
Jazz Band.
Trains will leave by schedule as
given in ad elsewhere in this paper
The automobile route will be out
Hennepin Ave- to Superior Blvd. out
to Wayzata then to Orone and road
to Stubb's Bay.
st. Paul Committee
John NJ. La Coste, Chairman; G.
Morrison, Don La Faucette, ]. Gun
ningham, DR.. J. r. French, F. d. Nc
Cracken, w. E. Mitchell, Lawrence
Mccoy, VIM. Petit, Louis F. Moore
VIM. Elliott, X. w. Mcknight, VIM
Benjamin, Geo. Manning, Earl Neil
]. E. Glass, Lawrence Stuart, s. F.
Lewis, Earnest Starks, E. Cough
Walter Mccoy, Frank Fawkes, Geo
Moore, J. Freeman, Clarence Tibbs.
Minneapolis Committee
DR.. r. S. Brown, Chairman; F.
Terry, E. N. Houston, r. A. Van
Hook, A. White, L. Mason.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
Dempsey Agrees to Box
Wills in a Titu|ar Bout

Heavyweight Title-HOlder Final
ly Agrees to Box Harry Wills,
the "Black Panther" in Battle
for World Championship Hon.
ors.-Bout can Hardly be Held
Before 1923, Advises Tex
Rickard when asked Concern
ing Fight.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
RESOLUTIONS.

lloNS.
WHEREAS We, the Minnesota
Federation of Colored Women's clubs
in Convention assembled to consider
the work of the past year, and to
plan for the coming year, deem ii
necessary to set forth in resolutions
with reference to our labor in behalf
of our men, women and children of
the State; THEREFORE be it resolv-
ed, that the past history of our body
discloses much brilliant leadership,
and Be 1t Further Resolved, that we
continue in behalf of uplift, and to
this purpose we solemnly pledge our
earnest and united efforts anew.
BE 1T RESOLVED: that We ac-
knowledge with pleasure our obliga-
tions to the men of our race who are
leaders, and by their presence and
counsel made our Conventions more
effective. We ask that they continue
that interest and assist us in the full
er establishment of higher race
ideals.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED:
that the gratitude of our people
everywhere and the special apprecia-
tion of Minnesota club women is due
to Mrs. Nellie Francis, a past presi-
dent of this organization for her sue
cessful campaign in behalf of a law
to punish lynching in Minnesota.
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T FUR-
THEIR RESOLVED: that we grateful
ly concede the value of the labor for
human liberties and right put for.
ward by the n. A. A. c. p. in helping
to secure the passage of the Dyer
Anti-Lynching bill in Congress, and
its favorable report by the Senate
Judiciary Committee May 80, 1922,
and We further are Resolved to give
our full and unlimited support to this
Association in behalf of this measure
now before the Senate.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED:
that we place before our women the
advantage of cooperation and organ
ization, as recommended by our Pres
ident, Mrs. Susan B. Evans, in her
annual message. and that our efforts
in behalf of dependent humanity,
men, women and children, shall find
expression in a concrete form by sup
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
HOPKINS AND BATTLING
MONROE WILL MEET SOON

Matchmaker Johnny Walton of the
Gateway Athletic Club and Manager
Billie Townsend, under whose direc-
ton Battling Monroe has reached
success, came to a final agreement
last week for bout between Monroe
and Steve Hopkins, the local favor
ite.
Full particulars of the fight will be
published in next weeks issue of the
Bulletin.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
Somebody Wuz
Sayin' that

Lonzo Few has made some changes
in regard to the way his head is to
look from now on.
According to the recent influx OF
fiappers and cake-eaters one would
think st. Paul was a real town.
Now that the weddings are over,
oh, such a relief-financially.
The most popular outdoor sport
this season is walking up and down
the gang plank to and from the
Steamer Red Wing and Barge Mani
tou.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
WILLS WINS TECHNICAL
KAYO OVER JEFF CLARK
ASSOCIATED Negro Press)

tASS0cIateu Negro PTessJ
Trenton, n. j., July S.-Harry
Wills won from jeff Clark (white)
the Joplin, Missouri, heavyweight, on
a technical foul. Clark, who is a vet
eran of the ring lasted only one
round with Wills. who knocked him
down four times in the first round.
At the beginning of the second round
Clark's seconds tossed towel in the
ring conceding defeat. Wills weigh
ed 211 and Clark 1873 pounds. Wills
expressed the hope that the Dempsey
fight be held this fall.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
ASSOCIATED Negro Press


New York City, New York, July Z.
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham
pion has finally agreed to meet Harry
Wills, the BLACK Panther" in bat
tie for the title champion of the
world" His acknowledgement of
Wills challenge has been announced
by the New York State boxing Com
mission. Wills posted $4,000 some
time ago for a match and the COM
mission issued a proclamation, that,
unless Dempsey, before July 10, ac-
cepted under reasonable conditions,
his title would be forfeited as far as
New York State boxing territory is
involved.
In accepting the challenge, Demp-
sey, through his manager, JACK
Kearns, requested that conference
between the principals be held soon.
No date for this conference was men
toned in the statement issued by the
boxing commission, but it is under
stood the managers of the two heavy
weights will meet and arrange the
necessary preliminary deals within
the next ten days.
Manager Mullins, speaking for
Wills, said that he desired a bout
before fall. but such appeared i'm
probable. Tex Rickard, the promo
ter from whom, it is understood, both
heavyweights expect an offer, stated
emphatically that he would not be
interested in a contest before next
summer. "It is entirely too late"
he said, "to attempt to stage bout
of this caliber this year.
in order to meet the terms of
Dempsey and Wills it would be nee
essary to hold a match in the open
air and make numerous arrange
ments for handling a huge crowd of
spectators. AS a result of my exper-
fences in the Johnson-Je effries, Demp-
sey-Willard, and Dempsey -Carpen-
tier bouts, I know 1t would require
fully six months properly to prepare
the arena and boxers for this con-
test.
Issue Forced on Commission.
A number of circumstances are
said to have been contributed to fore
ing the fight to an issue. The New
York State boxing commission has
been none too friendly toward col
ored boxers and has prohibited mix
ed matches, thus giving colored box
ers no chance against the titles or
big purses battled for by the white
boys. But a hard political battle is
in sight and it is rumored that the
political wise-heads advised the box
ing commission to be bit more lib
eral in its attitude. Governor Miller
stated that the entire matter was In
the boxing commissions hands, and
that he had no objection of his own
to mixed matches.
Putting the bout off for year has
it's disadvantages many followers oi
the game feel. First Wills, whom
most colored experts feel is hardly
match for Dempsey because of the
formers far greater age, will be still
older. Second, opportunity will be
given for politicians to switch theil
positions. In the meantime, the at
tention of the sporting world will be
on Harry Wills, the modest gentle
manly fighter who is to have hi:
chance for place in the sun.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08

Cambridge, Mass, July 7.-Mor-
decai w. Johnson, of Charleston, w.
Va, was the only colored speaker at
the Harvard University commence
ment last week.
He delivered the graduating COM
mencement address entitled, Faith
of the American Negro"
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08

The place for the "Knocker" is
outside the door.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08

Fairness, service, courtesy and in
tegrity, are the four vital factors in
all usinesses-large or small.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
TATE LOSES DECISION
IN Is ROUND BATTLE
(Associated Negro Press }

New Orleans, La, July Jack
Thompson, Negro heavyweight, was
given the decision over the famed
Bill Tate of Chicago, Illinois,
here last Wednesday night. Thomp-
son was the aggressor in every round.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
CLUB FEDERATION HOLDS
SUCCESSFUL SESSION

Continued from Page u
installation of officers was conducted
by Mrs. Ida Sellers. The following
officers were installed for the coming
year: President, Mrs. Susan B. Evans,
Superior; First Vice-president, Mrs.
Annie Jordan, st. Paul; Second Vice
president, Mrs. America Sims, Mime
apolis; Secretary, Mrs. Pansy r.
Chavis, Minneapolis; Assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Edith B. Settles, st. Paul !;
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mace
ola Thornton, Duluth; Treasurer,
Mrs. Minnie Archer, st. Paul; Or
ganizer, Mrs. Mae Black Mason, st.
Paul; Statistician, Mrs. Edna Pendle-
ton, Duluth; Parlimentarian, Mrs.
Ida Sellers, Minneapolis.
The meetings were closed by sing
ing God Be With Us Till We Meet
Again." Adieus was made with every
body looking forward to the next an
nual meeting of the Federation in Du.
luth.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08

Criticism like charity should begin
at home.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-08
CLASSIFIED

Furnished Room For Rent. Elec-
trio light, gas, bath, and use of phone.
Call South 1916.
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OHIOSKA NIILICE MOBILISOVANA.
JEDEN PRAPOR PECHOTY A ODDl-
LY STROJNfCH PUSEK A MOTO-
ROVYCH KAR.
VOJSKO JEST SHROMAZDENO We ZBROJNICfCH
"A OCEKAVA DAISf ROZKAZY.

Columbus O.. Ia cervence Guvern6r Davis narfdil
dnes mobisac stan milce pouzid potateni vyrzno
s jez hroz vyvsati savky uhokopu zamestnancu
leznGnich dinach.
Jeden prapor pechoy oddi strojnich pusek diva od-
dy motorovch kar budou drzeny pohotove nastoupen
kamzite suzby kdeko bylo by eba "Kroky yto uzranv
byy nune pfitomne dobe, prohlas guverner atkoi
die zprav obdrzench vSude panue Kid Zaroven vak nut
utn vsechna opafen prot moznm nslnostem jez by
molly ohrozovat zivoty majetek.
Mobisovani priblizne 300 ohioskJch micakd dnes
ejch zbroncch stanim stavis jest prvni krok
podnknuty strany satnch ufadd pouzti moci po
taceni stavkovnfch vytrznosti.
Dvema pukum dano v6domi mnuly tyden ably pf
pravy moznou vyzvu ale ehy nebya nafizena skuecna
mobisace. Nyn6a vyzva tyte setnn B. GAINESVILLE X,
Delaware l. Columbus vesmes cd l66 p6sho puku. Do
saly nafizeni, ably shromazdy syych zbrojncch
tekavaly das rozkazy.
Odddm motorovych kar 145 Columbus 147 Cir
clevlle byo nafzena shromazdti st4tnim vysavs
rozvazet vojsko ak by potfeba kazaa Oddly mali SO
ruckd veil Jim major McPeak. vrchnim veiteem voiska
kdyby povoano bylo do sluzby by by pukovnk Robert
Haubrch Columbus
Cen Florence vrchnf veite statni mice mel id
vsech mistech kde stuace hys oGease vaznou tito ac
ko neuznava prozam nunost pro voensk6 zakroGen od
porucoval moblsac voska pro kazdy mozny ppad Dnes
MIN mobisac rozkazem guverner uGnil prvn pek uhlo
baronm ktef davno z pozadova ably vojko byo poslno
do stavkovnch obasti Nejves sli vyvozo
vaa Consolidated Coal Coke Co.. iez hromady uhli b
New Sraitsve ehoz odvazeni bylo pry j brn6no Gu
werner nem6 vyvoan voika ponevadz uznaya ze eho
pftomnost obytene vice pfspeje podzdeni obyvatesva
nezl jeho ukldn6ni.
Cincinnati, O., Il. Consolidated Coal & Coke
Co. nemohouc docil povolan mce do suzby obrala
zdes federani zados aby oznami presiden Hard
ngovi, ze jest yZpoury nevazanos okresu Perry
Ohio aby odporuti odeslan federaniho yojska tmt6z
Peckem a isou nemu obesan guy. Davis, ufednic
kresu Perry lrednc havifske unie.
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PSI MA STOPE RATHENAU.
OVYCH VRAHU.

Berlin, 13. cervence. - Ber-
linska policie Sc domniva, ze s
pomoci slidicich PSI podarilo
Sc il zastaviti uniknuti vrahn
ministra Rathenaua, Fishera a
Kerna, padesat mil severoza-
padne Cd Berlina. Vojska, au-
tomobilG a jinych prostredku
pouzito bylo, ably ucinen byl
siroky kruh kolem osady Lu-
chow, kde oba uprchlici byli
naposledy videni. Pronasledo
vatele jsou tax blizko ma stope
prchajicich, ze nalezli mapu
generalniho Stabu, pomoci KITE
re uprchlici ridili svdj 1tek.
Policejni psi nalezli prvni sto-
pu po uprchlfcich, kdyz byli je
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-15
LEWIS PROTI HARDINGOVU
NAVRHU.
NEZAMLO LOUVA Sc MU PLAN MA SKONCENf
&s STAVKY v UHLODOLECH.

Washington IA cervence. Bylo skoro jisto dnes
Spoen duni denc Amerky zamnou nabidku presiden-
TIA Hardnga abitraci urovnani savky nekkouhelnen
jakoz V tvrdouhelnem pasmu
John L. Lewis, predseda haviIske organisace; w. M
Greene sekreaf pokadnik Phillip Murray, mstopredseda
odesli zaverecne konerence presdentem Hardngem
sekretaem prce Davsem rozhodnut odporut sm6nicov6
vybou unie jenz Ultra sede zamnut vladn nabidky
Zamtnuti bude vztahovati mekkouhelne iakoz
tvrdouhene dolly ackol teza pasmu tvrdouhenem priia
nabidku presdentovu skoro bezpodmine6ne.
Ufednc havirske unie, kter zustai Washingon6 cd
rozpadnu vseobecne konference mez havi uhobarony
ucni sanovsko jasnym, pozadujce predne ably arb
raGni nabdka vzahovaa easecne zunonsovane rev
Zapani Virgni Pennsy yvani kde produkce bya ochro
enom castecne cd zahaen stvky Rovn6z zada ably
arbrace byla rozsena stat Washington okres Mngo
Zapadni Vrgini.
indianapolis, IA. cervence - TezaTi m6kkouheneho
pasma dosud nepodali sve odpoved navrh presdena
Hardinga vsak die vyjadreni A. H. Ogea piedsedy iech
szen plan byl by pat kdyby ved ku snizeni mzdy uho
kopu Uhlobaronum edna havne ably do arbtrace
nebyy zahrnuty nynes neunove dolly
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-15
PET POVSTALCU ZABITO.
A BRATR MINISTRA OBRANY PORANEN v BITVE
v IRSKU.

Dublin, Ia - Pet povstacu byo Zabito nluk
Mucahy, bratr Richarda Mulcahyho mnstra mar hrany
vete pravideneho voska by lehce behem trhon
btvy zamek Cappard House. havni stan nepravdench
blize marlborough Nepravden ktefi dukladne opevni
mso byli sesilen druhy svym okonich NEST. Osm
clenu ejch stabu havnho stanu, krace ucch
Gtvrek byo obkceno zajato nlrodnm vojskem kere
dvou obmenych kar zahajo pabu zamek strojnich
pusek.
by donucen vykdti svoji bastu Zen MEntee republ
kansky Glen dali byl zajat vokem Svobodneho Sta
u Obvneni vandasv jest proti repubikanske
vosku zprav6 vydane havniho narodnho
voska
"Od zahaienf operac narodni armadou hu zapa
de- prav zprave nepravdeni zapoca rozsahou kan
zabavovani soukromeho maetku, Gmz nejvice
civiln obyvatesvo Zeeznce byy znceny cesty uci
neny neschudnym de vypuzeni svych domovu potra
why vozdla vseho druhu konfiskovany Vsede tohoto
iednani n6kterch dsrkech by ochromen veskereho no.
spodarskeho zivoa lidu"
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Nedostatek uhli
OHROZUJE JIZ JEZERNf
PLAVBU.
Nektere zavody ohlasuji, re
zasoby paliva jsou jiz n.y.
nj vycerpany.

Mizici, ga daes4ii st~vay ne
doplnene haldy uhli, stanou Sc
prlcinou zastaveni veSkere
plavby ma jezefe Erie. Paro-
plavebni spolecnosti sotva S
topivem vystaci A dni. Okol-
most nenl Zavinena jedin6 STAY
kou havifstva, ale staVkou
zeleznicnich lokomotivnich "a
mestnancu V neuniove uhelne
oblasti Kentucky a zap. Nir-
ginii, kde uvizla zejmena do
prava uhli k jezernimu pobre-
Ii, odkud bylo dopravovano
dale. Nedostatetny privoz ne
unioyeho uhli trva iiz po cely
tyden, jelikoz cele vlaky ne
mohou mista, Zatarasujic ce-
stu dalsi doprave. Krise poci-
ma Sc hrozive uplatnovati V
Youngstown, kde zejmena
tam6jsi ocelarny nemaji dale
ko do uplneho zavreni. Take
statni zavody nemaji uhli a ci-
helna, ktere pracovali trest-
nioi, musela byti jiz zavrena.
Jezerni paroplavebni spolec-
nosti oznamili tajemniku OBJ
chodu Herbertovi Hooverovi,
re zasoby jejl staci tax Ma 3
dni a tento ihned telegrafoval
The Ore & Iron Exchange, ably
spoletnosti vypomohla. Vsech-
ny tyto prezvesti nasv6dcuii.
ze uhli bude prave v nej6ilejsi
sezone nejen pomern6 drahe,
ale take elm dale tim VZacnej-
sim.
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PRESIDENT MA VELKOU PRAVOMOC.
NIUE PRY VYNUCOVATI PRACI MA
DRAHACH A PREVZiTI dolly.
DIE ZPRAV We WASHINGTONE OBDRZENYCH,
UROVNANf ZELEZNICNf STAVKY JEST BLfZKE.

Washington, cervence - Prevzeti zeleznic vladou
Spojenych Std povon d jich operovan asi TIME zpn
sobem ako by konan vojensky odvod vaky, Jest rs
moznosf, sdeluje kruha dobfe informovanych.
Steine pfevzeti uhlodolu ch operovani pod vladimir
dohledem mdze byt vyedkem stavky havifd President
Harding zaujima sanovisko, re ma pravo jedna
techo pTipadech
Ma cetne dotazy Bleho Domu dano vedomi, jest
to pevnym pTesv6dGenim presdentovym ma
kdyz jest orozovana bezpecnost amerckeho d
zabranen utrpen ez nevyhnuen6 muscle by nasedova
IT, kdyby stavka doech este dlouho zelezniGn
prava bya ochromena.
President Harding nemys, re to znamena omezen svo-
body povoa obtanstvo praci akeko veke kris
republky.
Zaroven vsak ucineno byo asnym re netfeba obrat
temio vecm ezto president nen oho mnen ze moha by
vyvsat situace vyzadujci takove drascke kroky Pan
Harding pravi jeho muvc tez dobe uvedomuje by
vysav nebezpec obzaovani kongres kdyby onm zpso-
benz zakroc ale ami to by e neodsraslo cd konn po
vinnosi, kdyby to vefejne dobro vyzadovalo.
Admnistrace ma informace, re stavka stavkucch "a
mesnancu zelezntnich dlen jest bza
gu Delnc pfed5c obdrzeli to6z sdeeni Vyvoan voska
Denson, Tex bylo odozeno az do provedeni ederanho
satnho voenskeho vysetfovan Meztim bezpecn6
kav re dode zprya urovnani savky behem dvacet ey
hodin
Sekretar vaky Weeks po kabinetni schuzi pozd6isf
konferenc presdentem pravl odchodu eho kanceafe
re die sdeen cd zeeznGn rady jest neep nad6e
brzke skoncen savk Jedne pry edna prva seno-
rity stavkaf6 pfpade ch navratu do prlce
Pfededa Samuel Gompers od Americke Federace Prdce
obdrzel sd6leni tomtez smysu.
v6nova zvtsenou pozornos ez odbor spra
vednost ehoz zrzenc radu vysetrovaeskeho kde seem
jest znamy detektv Burns pry objev re stvy vyuziva
komuniste podn6covani stavka prot Wade proti uniim
'rudych letacch ez ou rozsfovany jest vzyvno del
zeleznicic aby vyso vseobecnou stavku
havy ufednika "ctyf vekych' brasev jest pry
stope pGvodcG teto agace
Behem dneSka nedoso nikde k vaznym vyrznostem
spoen stavkou avsak doprava zelezncch stale vice
vazne nasledkem nedostatku zkuseneho delnctva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-15
ZABITI BLESkEM.

Lorain, O., Ia. cervence. -
Isidore Cervenak, 14-lety, by
dlici ma farme blize Vermillion
byl zabit bleskem pri praci na
louce ma farme sveho otce ne
daleko odtud. Jeho klobouk
strevice byly bleskem ma ku-
sy rozedrany.
Dayton, o., Ia. cervence. =
Homer Nicholas, 35-lety, byl
zabit bleskem a diva jeho spo-
|letnici, William J. OFT, mi. a
Harry Dawn, byli nebezpecne
popaleni, kdyz behem boure
hledali ukrytu pred destem
pod stromem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-15
KONEC JEST BLiZKY v HAAGU.
ZBYVA JENOM, ABY DELEGATE VYPRACOVALI
ZPRAVY KU SVYM VLADAM.

Haag IA. Gervence. Ma schnzi dverove komise dnes
delega mocnost uv6dom soveske deegay re lee by pred
doz n6ake ne nlvrhy zadne odporuceni poskytnutf
VERT sovetske Wade nemUze byti ucn6no.
Ivinov prav, re Rusov6 nema zadnych jinych navrhu
krone tech predozi jez byy hledany nepfijaenymi
Baron Avennazo Itaie pfedseda, uvedoml pax Rusy
vGeresch rozhodntich komsi soukromy maetek duhy
re jest to nemoznym dospet neakemu dorczumeni boise
vckymi deegaty ek m re byo by zbyecno pokracovati
konferenci. a
odpov6del re vzhledem ku stanovsku delegate
mocnos souhas tim, bude nejepe kdyz konference
skonc Bude ies6 schuze deegad sfedu nz pTiaty
budou zpravy jednotvym vadam, nichz bude mezim
pracovano.