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The Nenana news., 1922-04-18
RIVER NAVICAToRs RETURN
 TO PREPARE FOX SEASON

Among the passengers arriving in Nenana on the Sunday train from the south were Captain ". H. Berg man and Chief Engineer Thomas C.
 Fitzgerald. They are on their way to
 Fort Gibbon to take charge of the
 U. s. army transport General Jacobs
 which will be the only army boat to go into commission during the com
 ing season. She will be operated on
 the Yukon and TananA rivers as
 army requirements demand and will probably dock at Nenana to get the
 army freight during the season.
 Both Captain Bergman and En-
 gineer Fitzgerald are we'll and favor ably known in the Norlhland, hav- ing navigated the waters of the Yu-
 kon and its tributaries for many
 years. They are also both deep sea
 men, Captain Bergman being :
 master mariner of considerable ex- perience and Mir. Fitzgerald a cer- , tifed chief engineer for boats of any size and type.
 These two men, with a crew of
 14, left Seattle on the new army tug Captain James Fornance, which was sent North by the war department to Fort William H. Seward, to re- place the tug Peterson, which was condemned. The Torrance is a sea-
 going steel craft 100 feet long, p feet beam and 12 foot draft, and is sumptiously fitted for carrying a limited number of troops and pass engers. Both Captain Bergman and Chief Fitzgerald are loud in their praise of the sea-going qualities of the Fornance and say that she weathered the storms encountered enroute from Seattle to Seward in
 great shape.
 After delivering the Torrance to
 the quartermaster's department at Seward, the sourdough navigators took the train for Nenana, where
 they will remain until Thursday
 when they will leave for Fort Gib- bon, via Dunbar. They will be met
 at Dunbar by dog team from the army post. In past seasons, they
 were obliged to "mush" to the coast at the end of the season. and back again over the trail in the spring, and their trip in this year, aboard
 an up-to-date train. was very much
 of an improvement over the old
 method of travelling.
 Mir. Fitzgerald had contemplated
 giving up navigating and going into
 the cigar business in San Francisco, and proposed to market new brand of the weed, but the call of the North was too strong. The offer of
 an assignment on the army trans port found him ready to come back 10 Alaska.
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18
SUTHERLAND DUE THURSDAY
 TO TELL ABOUT HIS WORK

Delegate Dan Sutherland, who ar rived at Seward on Saturday, was scheduled to leave Anchorage this morning for the Interior and he should be in Nenana on the Thurs day train. IL is understood thar he is desirous of going to Fairbanks and that it is his intention to start on the return trip to the coast or Sunday, 50 that his time here will be very limited. Word probably will be received from him tonight so that plans for his reception can be arranged.
 The News is in receipt of a tele- gram from the Seward Gateway in which it is stated that Delegate Sutherland spoke at the Liberty house being packed to the doors, The wire says the delegate made splendid speech on his record in Congress and gained many votes here"
 The delegate was to have left Seward for Anchorage on the regu- lar train yesterday, and 1t is pro- bable that he spoke in Anchorage last night.
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18

Superintendent A. B. Phillips, of Franklin K. Lane School, who ac- companied Mrs. Phillips to the hos pital at Fairbanks, following an op- eration for appendicitis, returned to Nenana on Sunday and resumed his duties at the school yesterday. Mrs. Phillips is getting along nicely and probably will be brought back to Nenana tomorrow to complete her recovery. *.
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18
ANCHORAGE EMPLOYES MEET;
 OBJECT TO WAGE REDUCTION

Anchorage employees of the Alas kan Engineering Commission, to the number of about 15O, held a meet ing on Sunday, April 9, for the purpose of a general discussion of the wage reduction as introduced in Circular No. 469. A working committee was appointed and the following resolutions adopted:
 Wereas, The wage Investigating committee appointed by President Wilson, in the spring of 1916, after thorough investigation of cost of living and climatic conditions as ex- isting on the Pacific coast, and the same in our locality, duly recom- mended that a certain wage be adopted by the Alaskan Engineer ing Commission as a fair wage for the employees of the different de partments and crafts, and Whereas, The wage was set at ap- proximately 20 per cent above the wage as prevailed for the same class of service in the Pacific coast states, this percentage of increase granted for the purpose of counterbalancing the difference of cost of living as ex- isted between that of Alaska and the coast states, and
 ] Whereas, This percentage of in crease has not been adhered to in that we were not granted the same percentages of the several different wage increases as granted the men in the states during the war as, for an illustration, the total increases as granted the men in the states from 1917 to 1921, being from 56 to 125 per cent, while We were granted approximately p per cent, and
 Whereas, the cost of living in Alaska has increased in relative pro- portion to that of increases as made in the states, and
 Whereas, The cost of living has been very materially reduced in the states, public opinion and statistics thereon will uphold our contention that the cost of living has not de- creased in Alaska but a very small percentage, and in certain specific instances, an increase has been im- posed further upon us; therefore be 1t
 ] Resolved, that in all justice to ourselves, our dependents and for the future effect and results which will devoIve out Of such 6 course on the prosperity and general wei fare of our territory under it's pres ent pioneering stage of develop ment, we bitterly oppose any reduc- tion in wages whatever, and be t further
 Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be presented 10 the An chorage Daily Times for publication.
 COMMITTEE
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18
r A Parsons who has haer

T. 4. Parsons, who has been transferred from Ruby to assume charge Of the Nenana store of the Northern Commercial Company store, arrived from the lower river yesterday, having made the trip from Ruby in four days and a half. He went to Fairbanks this morning for brief visit before taking up. his duties in Nenana. x
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18

Captain De Puy, formerly master of the U. s. army transport Gen eral Jacobs, has been assigned to duty aboard that vessel as pilot. This change is made necessary by the withdrawal of the Davis from service. Captain Bergman, who is senior master in the service, will be in command of the Jacobs.
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18

4 steam shovel crew is expected shortly from Anchorage. It is like ly that the shovel recently installed at North Nenana will begin opera tions on Monday.
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18

Thomas B. Hyde, formerly chief engineer on the steamer Reliance, will soon be on his way North for the season. He will be on one of the White Pass boats on the Yukon river .".".. ="...= :.:.:...
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18
Q Brown. former chief stew

, e Brown, former chief steward of the 4. E. C., in the Northern division, returned 10 Nenana from Anchorage on Sunday and will re- main in this division during the summer ...:
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18

Jack O'Malley, well known old timer of the Fairbanks district, was in Nenana on Sunday, enroute 10 the States to consult with a specialist.
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18

Sam Shuklin, former resident of the Interior, who is now travelling for several Outside concerns, ar rived from the south on Sunday on his way to Fairbanks.
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18

John Quenboe came down from Fairbanks on Sunday, after an ab- sence of several months.
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18

Mike Goonen returned to Nenana on Sunday from a brief business trip to Fairbanks.
The Nenana news., 1922-04-18

Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro. eeries. Fowler & Morris.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-05
Vyklad biblickeho rceni.

Ucitel vysvetfuje zakum, ja-
ky re to hrich tryznit zvirata
a vypravi varovny priklad, jak
necitelny hosik ufizl krave no.
zem ocas. PAX pta Sc skolaku,
zna-li nektery Mich biblicka
slova, jez by toho chlapce po-
ucila tom, ze spachal neco o.
skliveho. Dlouhe mlceni. Vsi-
chni 1silovne pfemysleji, az ko
necne jeden 81 troufa a radost-
ne Sc hlasi. "Nu, Frantisku?" o
tazal sc ucitel napjate. Franti-
SEX: "Co bdh spoil, clovek ne
, rozdvojujw
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-05
Ne, Honzicku!

Revirnik postal vySSimu u
fedniku po SVEN osmiletem
synkovi zverinu darem. Ufed-
mix prohlednuv dar, rekl pote-
SEN: Hled'me, koroptve! - a
dokonce bazanti! - ma to je
trochu mnoho! = 10, rekl
hoch, maminka take povidala,
ze je toho moe, ale tatinek RI
kal, ze takovym lidem jako jste
Wy, media clovek nikdy dost!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-05
UbObz6k.

Ten vas Poldik n9jak malo
il, pani Vometalova! - Chu-
dak, Won je tim footballistou a
to pred zapasem nesmi, aby,
neztloustl, a PHI zapase ho oby-.
eejne nekdo kopne do zaludku
a tax zas potion jist nemdze.
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PkLJME Sc:

PRIME Sc muz, ktery mlu-
vi vice reci v obchode s taba-
KEN. Haste sc v {. STA Cen
trail Ave. 9-5
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NABYTEK l KAMNA z druhs
ruky prod4va q kupuje v. Sc
dIacek, 4641 Broad ay. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-05

svedcil tomu i onomu, kdyz ale
mezi zakazniky rdznilo sc mi
n6ni, mlcel, a at prisvedcoval,
nebo mlcel, pozoroval ucedni-
ka Vojtecha, ably 81 -vsimal pra-
ce a ne zenskych povidacek
pred pultem. A myslil ma Lii
dunku, ktera uz asi vstala a po-
bfha v kuehyni kolem matky q
vypravi il vselijake roztomile
nesmysly.
Kupec Linda mel byt zrovna
mad kramem a sam poridil 81
primitivni telefon z kramu do
bytu, ably mohl zavolati ma ze-
nu, nebo ona ma neho.
V ten den pani Lindova ne
poslala po sluzce dolI snidani.
Sesla do kramu sama.
"Jdi sc nasnldat, Pavlicku a
ty Vojtechu taky, zastanu vas
tn zatim."
"Vzdyt' jsi n1ohla szavolat, a
nebo nam poslat sem snidani." "
''Dnes takovy mraz = nez
by to sem Leny donesla, bylo
by to jako led. Vojtechovi to
bude zvlast' mile, kdyz Sc ma
chvili ohreje v kuchyni.
"Coz nase Lidka?"
"Dosud spi, jako O p1lnoci.
Ne, abys il vzbudil!" volala pa
nj Lindova "a muzem.
Roznasecka prinesla noviny
a ze nikdo nesel do kramu, pro-
letla pani Lindova napisy jed
notlivych zprav. Noviny 81 pre-
cte dGkladne az vecer, az je pc
praci.
Zastavila ocf ma te kriklave
zprave.
Him, co je nam pc toni pc
vidala a odlozila casopis.
Linda Sc "a chvili vratil S
| Voit6chem 2 mani T,indOva I'VE
devsi, re Lidunka Sc prave pre-
budila a shani sc po mamince
odbehla kramu.
Linda obedvaval v krame.
Malo kdy Sc stale, re mez
polednem by bylo pfislo vice
zakaznikd a to byli vetsinou
tax zvani kupci krejcarovi. Ne
ze by ne a o jich krejcar Liz
da nestal, mohl smele jiti do by
tn k obedu, ponevadz takoyt
kupce by Vojtech byl take OK
slouzil,ale proto Linda pfec o
bedvaval v krame. Coz kdyb!
nahodou pfisel kupec v poza
davcich prisny, nedstppny. O
: dejde a odezene nekolik odbe
J rateld jinych.
Dnes vsak pri tom mrazl
!, dopral 81 chvili lidske volnost
: a odbehl do vytopeneho bytu
obedu.
Kdyz Sc vratil, postal zas u
,cednika k obedu sam We civ
Ii oddechu nahledl do odpoled
: Mich novin.
l A sotva Sc vratil Vojtech
2 pribehl Linda po schodech d
\ bytu. - s4 ~ -.
: "Fanusko, cetla} isl o.te 4:pc
: strelene zpevacce?" ptal S
zvedave, drze odpolednik v ru
: ce.
"Jen tax zbezne. Co je tar
zase?"
: "Precti 81 - tuhle."
j (Pokracovani.)
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PRODA Sc mensi dum S jed
noakrovym pozemkem ma Theo
dore ul; Stop 10 A. B. C. Line,
pouze nekoli'k minut cd kary.
Must byt prodan skrze pozd-
stalost. Cena zvlaste levna
$500. Blizsi sc sdeli v els.
BOIL Nursery Ave.
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Svatecni strelec: "Hej ho-
chu, flevidel jsi tudy letet hej-
no koroptvi?" = "Videl." =
"Jak je to dlouho" - v ne
deli tomu budou diva roxy"
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I E N A
- ROMAN
Napsal DR.. j. L. Hrdina.

"Matka dnes zemrela, po-
hreb bude pozitri."
DlouhO sc dival ma ia spora
slova, celou pohadku byl by pre-
cetl "a tn chvili, nemohl uve-
riti.
Ia dobra stara matka jeho
mrtva. Ami Sc nj nerozloucil.
Tenkrat, kdyz il doprovazel k
nadrazi, videl il naposled. Vice
il nespatri. Uvidi j, ale oci bu-
dou zavreny, usta ma veky SEM
knuta, peclive ruce nehybny.
A v te dust matcine vezelo kus
jeho ziyota. Proto tax snazil sc
aby praci svoji vice vyziskal,
nez dosud, vedel, ze ruce rodi-
cd jednou - snad "a nedlou-
no ochabnou, nebudou moci W.
delat ami tolik, kolik venkov-
sky skromny clovek potrebuje,
chtel aspon tn poslednl chvili
jejich zivota jim zprijemniti,
odvdeciti Sc "a jejich lasku a
starosti - matka sc nedockala.
Ia dobra duse matcina.
Kdykoliv Sc dival Linda ma
svoji zenu ma svoji dcerusku,
vzdycky vedle mich tanul mu ma
mysli obraz jeho matky. Tesil
Sc, re Sc ozeni, re z vena sve
choti, aniz by byl ubytek zna-
telny, ulevi rodicdm, aby'H a.
spon v pozdnfm start mohli po
praci odpocinouti - pax Sc te-
sill, re bude moci aspon W.
t4zku sve prace zbaviti ty sta
rugby bidy a starosti zivoby-
tt - nedockal Sc. Matka sc ta-
ky nedockala. Zemrela matka,
zemrelo neco, echo svet nikdy
nenahradi.
Linda sc rozplakal.
"Utis Sc, Pavlicku," tesla
jej druzka jeho, sama oci slZa-
m; zality, ''maminka byla sta
Ticka, dalo sc to ocekavati. Coz
kdyby ii byla zemrela, kdyz jsi
byl ditetem. Mole matka ode.
Sla driv nez tobe. UtiS Sc. Mas
jeste otce, ia nikoho.">
Linda sc ufisil. Ozivil dus
pohadku sveho zivota, kan pa
met jeho doletla, potesil Sc je'
ste naposledy ozivenymi obra'
zy matky sve, nez uvidi jeji ms
tvou bledou tvar a Ease Sc "a
dival ma tech nekolik SLOW te
legramu.
Rano sc Linda ustrojil, prija
cd zeny a Lidunky pozdrav prt
babicku a odejel.
\ Druhy den k veceru Sc vratil
Matku pohrbili, ale otec pr.
tu dlouho nepobude. Churav
stale sc hrbitova sotva dose
domu. Stezoval 81, ze v chaloup
ce mu bude smutno, a ze as
brzy odejde "a svou starenkou
Linda pry jej tesil, jak doved
teSiti dite otce.
"Budu miti svuj obchod, ia
ticku, vetsi byt, tady ten be
item probate a prestehujete s
k nam. Budeme vas miti rad
vsichni. Vzdyt' jsme svasi "
mas"
Ale hlina ma hrobe starenc.
ne dosud neulehla prisla zpr
va nova, Ease truchliva.
"Otec byl dnes zaopatrer
Prijed'te."
Neprodlene vydal sc Lind
ma cestu a jeste tyz den obdl
zela pani Lindova telegram.
"Tatfcek skonal v me narl
ci."
Den -mijel po dni a Linda s
nevracel. AZ sesty den.
Vypravel o smrti otcove,
pohrbu. Matce obstaral otec p
hfeb, otci musil tn sluzbu pr
kazati syn.
Po pohfbu dosel X soud
skrovnidka pozIstalost by
brzy projednana, odev, co zhy
rozdal lidem We vsi, kteri by
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PRODA Sc velmi pekny set do
jidelnX jakobin sloh "a SIS;
dresser $1,000; sifoner $500;
postele, detska postylka, ko-
carek; skrin ma knihy s de-
skem $1,000; still do knihovny
$1,000; set do parloru, 3-ku-
sovy $500; singrovka, elek-
tricka stojaci Tampa, kozene
houpaky, bicykl, kuchynsky
still zidle, kombinacni ka-
nina, lednicka, linoleum a il
ne veci velmi LEVINE. Prijd'te
do {. 4313 Clark Ave. 9-5
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PRODAJf Sc diva Lofty u Cor
lett skoly, 40 pri 1874 str. NEST
|ske zavedeni a dlazba. Lofty
tyto Sc po pripade vymeni "a
dvourodinny ddm v okoli 55te
|ul. a Broadway, ostatni die u
jednani. Zada Sc, ably v do
me byl fernes a jine moderni
zarizeni. Zavolejte telefo-
mem Broadway, 1473 w. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-05
Mic nOvehO.

''Uz pry byly vynalezeny i
muzske kosile bez knoflikI."
= "To neni mic noveho. Co
jsem zenat, nosim jiz davno ko
sile bez knofliku."
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vSECHNO - Az MA JEDNO

Milujes mne, nejsladsi Ami
cko?
- Ach, Honzicku.
Vid' re aspon trosinku?
- Nu, ano, Honzicku.
A kdyby jsme Sc wall -
vid', re nam tatinek zaridi
pekny byt?
- Ano, Honzicku. i.
- A yezme mne "a spolec-
nika do obchodu, re mil an
dilku?
-Ano, Honzfcku.
- A matinka tva, nikdy mas
nebude navstevovati, lee bych
il sam pozval?
- Ovsem, Honzicku.
- Ami tvoji bratri neb Sc.
stry k nam nebudou choditi?
- Zajiste ze NE, Honzicku
- Samo sebou-se rozumi, ze
tatinek tvIj zaplati me dlu
hy?
- IDA sc tax, Honzicku.
- Nu, vse v poradku, mi.
poklade, venues 81 mne z:
-muze?
Ne, Honzicku!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-05

PRODA Sc cihelna budova s
dvema kramy vcetne cukro-
vinkoveho, ktery velice dobre
prosperuje, naproti skole. Pri-
jme Sc tez dunn jake castecna
splatka. - A. Doskocil, 14717
KinSman. !?
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DlVKA, ktera Sc domluvi an
glicky, Ceska, prime Sc ma do
maci praci. pobry domov, do
bry plat, zadne pradlo, mize Wy
pomoci pri kuchyni. Jen radna
necht' sc hlasi v {. 1920 Ash
bury Ave., vemte Wade Park
karu. Tel. Cedar 75O. 90
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OdeSel.
Pfi svitu lampy prepocitaval
tn hromadku penez, podil svdj.
Srdce Sc mu litosti sviralo. Ne
re by to dedictvi zdhlo Sc mu|
malickym, ale jakoby matka 81
otcem byli Sc umluvili, re u
stoupl mlademu pokoleni, ably
jejich diteti ubylo starosti, ably
aspon neco mu zanechali, kdyz
svet jej dosud jen klamal.
V.
Jednoho zimniho rama byl
shon po novinach.
"Co je tam?"
"Nejaka vrazda Sc stala v
pozdnich hodinach."
Pastva pro lacne lidi.
Mraz byl kruty, re Sc niko-
mu ami domu nechtelo kdy-
by nebylo touhy po te sensacni
zprave, nikdo by 81 nebyl Sci
pro noviny, az by Sc naskytla
prilezitost.
v postranni ulici Vinohrad-
ske dosud sero, jen svetlo, jez o
kny a sklenenymi dvermi kra-
mi pronika ma ulici, ozaruje tn
a tam malou plochu chodnlku.
V malem naroznim kramu
kupeckem sklenene tabule We
dverich jinovatkou tax pota-
zeny, ze sotva propoustely sla
by nadech svetla velike lampy,
visici u stropu ma rezavych re-
tizcich.
"Vojtechu," obratil Sc OBJ
chodnik ku svemu ucednikovi,
jenz sc tvaril, re by zivot "a
to dal, kdyby byl nemusil dnes
opustiti teplou postel, "vezmi
ten douhy nGz a nejaky kus tu-
heho papiru a seskrab tn jino-
vatku sc skla dveri. Ale opatr-
ne,E zmrzle sklo je krehke. Ne
: nj videt venku svetlo a lide
budou myslet, az vyhlednou z
! oxen, re name dosud kram Ia
vreny.
Ucednik sci zamodralyma
rukama pracoval ma odstraneni
zmrzle zaclony. Jinovatku no.
zem seskrabanou zachycoval
ma plochu tuheho papiru.
Ale brzy musil te prace ne
chat. Sluzky a chudsi panicky
zacaly chodit nakupovat a tu
nebylo radno ohaneti Sc zele.
zem "a neprdsvitnym sklem
dveri. =. ),
"Cetl jste dnesni noviny, pa
ne Lindo?" ptala Sc jedna pa.
nicka zachumlana vsatku, So
tva vkrocila do kramu.
"Dosud ne, milostpani. Je
tam neco zvlastniho?"
A wal studene vahy rucni
] ably poslouzil. Ranni nakup by
va den co den stejny obchod
:. mix zna pozadavky svych den
. Mich odberatelu jake sklepnil
sve hosty.
"Nejaka herecka pry byl;
zastrelena, nebo postrelena, a
: nj nevim, jen jsem tax zbezn'
nahledla do novin."
"Herecka!" divil Sc Linda, a
lie vetsim zajmem pozorova
jazycek ma vaze - ''herecka
II zdejsi herecka to byla?"
; "Totiz jest tu v Praze s ne
jakou spolecnosti, hraji v sal
: jednoho hotelu v nedel
jsem il videla, byli jsme mu
E zem ma tech jejich produk
cich, velice hezka zenska, peA
0 ne zpivala v prestrojeni jak
: namornik - takove divine jmt
; no francouzske."
Druha zakaznice nacala zs
|, sc rec o te novine.
q Linda i tn musil vyslechno.l'
|, S trpelivosti, jeviti 1cast S ka;
Ii dym slovem. Vypravovatelk
}, povedela vic - ia herecka I
e byla Anglicanka, jmenoval
/, Sc Miss Aurora byla zastrel'
i. na swim nnilencan. iakVnsi
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obraze dalekohledov cocka edina sveho druhu
svete bya vyrobena Greenyle Pa pred dvacet
Jeden nejzastnejsich vhodnych pomnika skutecnemu
cku brzy podrobena praktcke zkousce p pokus
pohyblive obrazky Marsu Cocka, ktera jest 62 pace
prImeru jest American universite Westinghouse
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod s prodejem doutniku
rdznych potfeb. Tydni pro-
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Station je pfi nem pekny byt
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
Funeral For Frank
Bacon This Afternoon

Chicago, Nov. 22.-The body of
Frank Bacon, noted character factor,
early today was removed from the
hotel where he died Sunday to the
Blackstone theater, where until q
week before his final illness he APP
peared nightly for more than a year
in the title role Of "Lightnin'," OF
which he also was the author.
This afternoon with hundreds OF
friends and, stars of the world of
make believe in attendance, simple
funeral services will be said, and
"Lightnin' Bill Jones" will be laid to
rest in a Chicago vault until next
summer, when the body will be taken
to Bacon's native state, California, to
find It's final resting place near where
he was born.
Kenesaw Mountain lands, COM
missioner of baseball and former fed
eral judge. a close friend Of Mr.,
Bacon, will deliver q brief eulogy this
afternoon, and the church service will
be that of the Church of Christ, Sci
enlist, Of which the veteran actor. was
q member.
The body for the first time today
will be placed in q y coffin. At the
hotel where he died, and in which
ten years g "Lightnin' Bill Jones
was created in Bacon's mind, it has
lain on a couch, as though the actor.
author had dropped to sleep for 3
nap. A favorite tapestry covered the
body, and no flowers were along
side 1t.
Hundreds of friends and admirer.
Of Bacon have passed reverently be-
fore the body. They came from al
walks Of Life.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-22
RANGERS CALLED
TO TEXAS TOWN
Feeling Intense Aftes
Youths Body Was Found
Yesterday Morning.

Waco. Texas. Nov. 22.-Twenty
Texas rangers were sent here today
as q precautionary; measure in the
event there should be an arrest as
the result Of the killing Of Grady
skipworth. 10, and an attack on his
young woman companion. The young
woman, who was not seriously injured
when her body struck q tree after
her assailant threw her over Z nifty
foot cliff, accused an unidentified
negro. ~ 5j
:: Feeling was intense here hst night
after Skipworth's body was found yes
terday morning. He was robbed frvt
and then shot, the young woman said.
after which. the negro turned his at
tentdon to her. ~
No arrest was made here. but It
vas reported from Fort Worth that
a negro had been arrested there - in
connection with the case
The local national guard company
called out by the mayor, but Cow
ernor Pat M Nef announced the
situation did not warrant OF state
troops, and his order directing the
rangers to take charge superseded the
mayors act in placing the guardsmen
on duty. ~