davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03
WEST PARK PROTI NOCNlM
TANCOVACKAM.

Mad miru ctnostna mestska
rada We West Parku Zahai liza
akci proti tanci prlpadna or
dinance take pfijata mayo
rem Fl. G.. Reitzem podepsana.
Mravnost ma byti obhajena ma
sledovnimi predpisy:
X vsem verejnym tancum
musi byti dano vyslovne povo-
leni verejnym bezpecnostnim
departmentem.
Zadny tanec pax nebude tr-
pen po dvanactG hodine noGnl
neb v nedeli.
Krone toho bylo ulozeno
zvlastni komisi mestske radv.
ably jeste tento tyden podnikla
obchuzku 20 vSech tancirnach
a tax Sc ma vlastnl oci pfesved-
ella o "Sodome a Gomofe" pr
podobnych vyrazenich. Po wy
konane inspekci ma navrhnouti
ktere tance BY mely byti vymy-
ceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03
NEDOSTATEk CSE1ROVA-
TELEk, JEZ NECHTEJf
SLOUzII IA POMERNE
MALY PLAT.
Ma duchu chofi pacienti umi-
st'ovani jsou kriminale.

V statnim blazinci v New
burgu, ktery Jest preplnen pa
cienty, nastal velky nedostatek
osetrovatelek, tax re okres ie
nucen oSetrovanky umist' 'ovati
V okresni veznici. Prohlasil
tax vGera fiditel stavu Guy H..
Williams dolozenlm, re ma
svizelich nese hlavni vinu ne
dostateGny plat, zavedeny n.y.
nj statni kontrolni radou. z il
nych mist pax nazvano bylo ce-
le toto hospodarstvl vyslovenou
hanbou. Do blazince sc nepri-
jimaii osetfovanky vubec, po-
nevada neni oSetrovatelek.
TAX iedna zena z Clevelan-
du musela byti odvezena do O.
kresni venice, jelikoz z uda-
nych dItyodG V blazinci nebyla
priiata. Pomery tyto, die u
rednich vypov6di Sc jeste zhor-
81 nebude-li zavcas postarano
napravu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03

Slusne prakcke darky dnech otevfeni ZDARMA!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03
rs Y 4 + =

tam cd ST do $50. - Ma snahu
radniho Finklea pro zmirnenf
rozsudkd odpov6del, ze vezeni
bude udileti vJhradn6 "a ne
dbalou jizdu, bez ohledu ma
rychlost.
Zraneno bylo vcera pri do
pravnich nehodach celkem 8
osob. Policie patra po fiditi
auta, ktery prejel 6-leteho Nor
mana Woolena prave pred je-
no domovem 981 vych. 141. ul.
ale odjel, ponechavaje crane
neho svemu osudu. Hoch ZG-
stane patrne do smrti mrzak,
jak pravili lekafi glennvillske
nemocnice. Byla mu pferaze-
ma stehenni kost.
Ctyrlety Raymond Geschke,
3133 zap. 16. ul. prejet byl ne
daleko domova automobilem a
byl ridicem dovezen do NEST
ske nemocnice, kde shledano,
ze ma rozbitou hlavu. Sofer
byl sprosten kazde viny.
NejhGre pochodil cesky no.
six Pavel Pavlik, 397 vych.
lat. ul., jenz snaZe dostati
vypadnuvsi mu mic, dostal sc
pod kola automobile. Ride
zraneneho sebral a dovezl dc
Nottingham nemocnice, kde le-
kari rozpoznali, re hoch ma
rozstipenou lebecni kost, zlo.
mena Zebra klicni kost. Ne.
Stesti sc udalo ma Give Points
- take V tomto pripade byl II
die policii zbaven kazde zod.
povednosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03
INDIE MA POKRAJI VZPOU.
RY.

Londyn, 2. kvetna. Revoluce
doutna Indii veliky vybuch
hrozi, die parizske depese ku
Daily Express, v niz isou cito-
vana slova Agy Khana, proslu-
leho nacionalistickeho vudce,
ienz pfijel tam dnes z Indie.
Tvz prohlasil: "Nezmeni-li Bri
tove sve jednani s mahomeda-
ny, revoluce V Indii jest nevy-
hnutelnOu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03
Z KQNVENCE DAMSKTCH
KREJCf.
Radikalni strany v mensine.

Administered Mezinarodni
Unie damskych krejci dostalo
sc podpory vetsiny a snaha ra-
dikalni minority byla tentokra-
te bezusp6snou. Jednalo sc 0
vylouCeni delegata neWyorske
unie vyrobcu plast'u, jenz Sc
mel dopustiti porusenl discipli-
ny nezfizenymi dtoky ma spo-
jenou radu unie. Zastavalo Sc
lei leve kridlo a debatni boz
trval po dv6 hodiny, kdy dele
gat zbaven byl mandatu 1876
hlasy proti CT. Potet oposic-
Mich hlasu nezahrnuje ale nj
kterak jen hlasy nejradikal-
nejsi, jelikoz pro Delegate ode
vzdany byly hlasy n6kterych
mirnejsich, kteri oponovali We
tsine jen 2 osobnl sympatie.
Zminena debata byla as hla-
|vnim bodem vcerejsiho jedna-
nj, zbytek vyplnen byl ctenim
blahoprejnych telegramu a
adres. Dnes 230 delegatu po-
kracovati budou v hlasovani o
zprave poverujiciho vyboru, u
Istanovi RUNE vybory a pax Sc
pristoupi k referovani 0 resolu-
cich. Sized, ktery potrva po
deset dni, konan jest audito-
riu budovy zeleznicnlch stroj-
|vudcu. Delegati zastupujl eel
KEN 10000 damskych krej-
| ci celeho Soustati Z nichz ale
lneivice Jest 2 New Yorku.
VylouGeny delegat S. Roth
man byl die pravidel zvolen To-
kalni uni, ktere jest clenem
president Schlessinger, ktery
sam kandidaturu jako delegat
odmitl, ale, jak vGera bylo sta
noveno, ma pravo zasedati na
konvenci jake delegat moe
sveho uradu jako president.
Rothmanovo provineni pax
Zalezi tom, re ia posledni
letni stavky mel fici, re uniovi
urednici "prodavaji delniky ia
ko otroky." Popiral vsak, az
81 jinak Zcela otevrene vyhra
zoval pravo kritiky uniovycf
uredniku, re by jeho rec mels
podobny smysl, porovnaval j
Sc znamym "Mr. Zero, kter.
usporadal V Bostone drazbu n;
nezamestnane. Dale Sc haiil
ze hlavnl vina Il neho jest shl'
davana V tom, ze Sc postaVi
ma nejkrajnejsi levici.
Obhaj ajovaci rec pronesl ri
dovsky k vuli cetnym privrzen
cum souvercum, kdezto jeho 0
ponenti uzivali angliciny.
Vyslovena byla duvera, Z,
Schlessinger setrva V urade, a
| tyz sc dosud neprohlasil, Jes
vsak ocekavano, ze resignova
ii nebude V predvecer krise
jez muze propuknouti pri Wy
prSeni smlouyy, dne l. cervna
Y AEvrNfun CnIJnII
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03
Z TRAFICNfHO SOUDU.
Cesky hosik nebezpeGne
zranen.

Municipalni soudce A. R.
Corlett odsoudil vcera opetne
IL prestupniku, k nekolikaden
nim pobytum We Warrensville
a % jinych k pouhym poku-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03
ZVLASTNi LACE
VNOVEM VELKEM KRAME
"U KOUDELU"
cisle 4526-2S Broadway
VEDLE "SVETU"
ZiTRA (VE CTVRTEK), v PATEK
A V SOBOTU.
: STRIzNf ZBOzf

Nejlepsi druh barevneho
kalika, meme vZorky
svetle, yard po ..... 8lae
tmavomodre ..... 91ae
Billy "Skrym" ma Zaclo-
ny, yard po .... 7As
Yard Stroke perkaly, W.
borne jakosti a sta
iych barev
svetle, yard po .... l31a'
tmavomodre a Sede yd. 15lat
Kostkovane sotyse Zaru
cenych barev, 27 pal
cu Stroke, yard po 1875
Yard Stroke, slime zlu-
te platno yd po 49,. 9a4e
JENNIE bile platno. yd 12lae
Silna rucnikova latka, yd 7lae
Bile platno ma clchy a
ma poslamky beze Sva,
"a yardu Stroke, yd !. 44e
Prava perivzdorna ces-
ka sypkovina, Csc
druh, V obmezenem
mnozstvi, yd pc $500. 33'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03
VYBAVNf ZBOZf zENSKE

98c a S1.25 perkalov6
zastery s kratkymi
rukavy pasem, po =. 47c
Move praci zivutky, sve-
tie neb tmave po -. CSC
S1.25 satenove spodnic-
Cky po i. 79c
Svetle perkalove EASTER
KY, po -. 19c
98c satenove spodky
(bloomers) po 59c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-03

Zenske letnl kosile 3 Ia Csc
Zenske letni spodni O.
bleky, pO ......... 3Sc
Muzske 59c trikotove
koSile, neb kaIhoty po 3Sc
Muzske 98c platynko-
We obleky po ... 55c
Chlapecke ryhovane O.
bleky po ..... SOC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
LIFE LOSS IN FLOOD
Confined from Page one.l

Continued from Page 0ne-l
which has put the pumping station
out OF commission, leaving the city
without fire protection. Standefir
Ferguson. fire caief. has issued an ap-
peal TO citizens for extra precautions
to guard against fires
Altho twenty-five square miles of
the city have been devastated by the
supply OF water on hand in which to
battle.
Mayor E r. Cockreu ara water
works Commissioner J. c. Lord have
issued instructions t. Fort n orth resi-
dents 20 boil water before drinking
and have requested owners Of mineral
wells 20 supply cities nearby with
drinking water.
Candles Serve as Light
The Fort Worth Power and Light
company is in the same predicament
al that OF the waterworks depart
ment, its power plant is useless as a
result OF being flooded Officials as
serted that to operate the plant would
result in an explosion.
In the residential districts. candles
furnished light Tuesday night Power
for the business district is being fur
nished by plants in Waco. Wichita
Falls, and other Texas cities. Opera
ton OF the city power plant has been
discontinued and il will be the latter
part of the week before the public
UTILITIES are again III operation
Interurban service between Fort
Wort hand Dallas has been discon-
unued as a result of washouts and
heavy overflows onto the tracks
Semi Martial Law Controls.
Scores in the flooded areas spent
Tuesday night in trees and on house.
tops, unable TO be rescued by Red
Cross workers. because Of the swift
current IN the wooded areas
More than ESQ volunteers are doing
rescue work. headed by a corps of
trained Red Cross life savers
Sentimental law reigned Tuesday
with the city divided into four mill
tary districts, each district under the
command of an ex-army officer who
saw service in France Five hundred
volunteers. members OF the Boutwell,
Kane post Of the American Legion, pa
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A BRIGHT OUTLOOK
Continued from Page One. }


pose this year and We found out a
long time ago that the best way to
get the confidence of the public or
a community was to show our con-
fidence in it. That IS the reason we
are building the Satanta line in west
ern Kansas this year. We got the
people to seetIe in that country a few
years ago on the promise that we
would build them a railroad. We are
now making good that promise but
that line viii not be extended to
Springfield. Colo, this year. We have
made no plans for going beyond q
point in the southwestern part of
Stanton county"
New Line To EIdorado.
The company will go right ahead
with the new line from ElIinor to Ell
dorado, Kan. its double tracking pro-
gram in Arizona, and the line from
Owen to Pawhuska, Okla, Mr. Storey
said. He denied. however. that the
latter line would be extended on to
Fairfax this year. and said the pro-
posed line, Standish. Mo, to st. Louis.
was out of the question at present 1t
is true, he said. that the Santa F'e has
acquired considerable right of way for
the proposed line to ST. Louis. but
funds for the project are lacking
The Santa Fe purchased fifty loco
motives last year, but equipment Or
ders this year viii be limited to the
purchase of $500 refrigerator cars,
Mr. Storey said, at a cost or approx
mateIy $4,000. coo.
Mr. Storey was met on his arrival
at the depot by a number of local
Santa Fe officials, including z. L.
Copeland, W. K. Etter, J. r. Koontz.
J. NJ Conneu and J. F. FARRELL. The
party will make a number OF indus
trial visits this afternoon and a tour
Of the shop district has been planned
for Thursday forenoon. Tonight Mr.
Storey will be the principal speaker
at the second annual meeting of the
Santa. Fe Dinner club He will return
to Chicago Immediately after the
stockholders meeting Thursday after
noon
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trolIed the city. assisting police in
maintaining order and guarding
against looting and prevention of fires.
Still Rising at Dallas.
Dallas Tex April 26.-After an
other night of intermittent high wind
and torrentiaI rain. the Trinity river
stage at Z o'clock this morning is close
to thirty-five feet and still rising
This is a rise of approximately thir-
teen feet overnight.
Water is flowing over the Pike in
West Dallas and in many other parts
Of the city streets are covered with
water.
The main business section of the
city is in no danger.
Street car service has been temper
arhy suspended in the overlooked dis
tricts.
So far as known. there has been no
break m the Ievee in the Dallas dis
trict-the water is simply flowing over
the top in some places
All electric service is cut to the
minimum to conserve power.
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ARREST 3 MORE
Ex-AtchisOn County Commits
sioners Held on 10 Counts.
Fine of $1,000 Is Provided on
Each, Statute Provides.

Atchison. Kan. April 26-s. s.
King, Atchison; W. s. HeffeIfinger.
dillingham; and Charles Munger. Mus
cotah. former county commissioners
who resigned early in March at the
demand of c. B. Griffith, assistant
attorney general. today were arrested
on ten counts charging letting of IL
legal contracts for bridges
The statute under which the war
rants were issued provides a maximum
fine of 1000 on each count. or a total
of $40. 600. NO Jail sentence is speci-
fled except that the accused must re-
main in jail If convicted, until the
fines and costs are paid.
The complaint charges the former
commissioners let contracts for ten
bridges and cuIverts to Collins & Col
Inns, local contractors without adver-
Using for bids The law provides bids
must be advertised for when bridges
and cuIverts cost $500 or more. It is
charged that those named in the COM
plant cost between $1,000 and $4,000.
Maurice P. O'keefe, county attor-
rey. charges the contracts were let
without written CONTRACT. agreement
or bond, and that the only record on
the county books is that of final pay
ment, the dates ranging from May l
to December 81, 1921.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

MRS. ALVISA ALTON. age 81. died to-
DAY az her home, 3f5 Branner street. Fu-
neral announcements later
MRS RACHEL PIPER age Il. died
Tuesday at her home in Hoyt- The fu-
morning at the Hoxt Baptist church
Burial In HoyE cemetery
JOHN A BOND. axe s.. an oil resident
% Rossville. died Tuesday at his home.
he had lived there for forty years He is
survived BIZ one son, Norris Bond. and A
daughter. Mrs. EmmerT. both Of Roseville-
The funeral will be held at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon at the home Burial in Ross
vile cemetery
MRS. ANNA s. FFILLSTROM age sc. Of
Randolph. Nan. died Tuesday in a local
hospital The body will be taken to Ran
dolph fer burial
The funeral OF Mrs. Clara Schoenfeld.
sSe :, OF TQT Morris avenue: who died
Monday IN . iocEl hospital, viii be held at
20 o'clock Thursday morning at St
Ioseph's Catholic church Burial in Mount
Calvary cemetery
MRS MARGARET CURRY, s. died to
1dl4 Clay street The funeral will be held
e O'Clock Thursday afternoon from the
Carbcnoals NJ f church Burial in Car
oon1ala cemetery. The body viii lie IN
state from 10 until l. o'clock Thursday
morning at the home
The funeral % William McClelIand. GO
Who died Monday night ut his home.
twelve miles southwest Of Topeka will be
1eld % o clock Thursday afternoon from
Shellaharger'R chapel burial Sin Foster
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
Arkansas River TO Rise?

Wichita. April 2s-Wfth the con-
tinued slow rise of the Big Arkansas
river here a. slight flooding of some
low lands south of Wichita was pre-
dicted today by < P. Peterson. fed
eraI meteOrologist.
The river has risen from S3 feet
Monday morning TO As this morning
and will now rise rapidly. proba bly,
reaching a stage between eight and
nine feet tonight, Peterson said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
VinsonhaIer Heads Garden City schoo

Garden City. Kan. April &C. I.
Vinsonhaler has been reelected to the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Garden City
schools at a salary of $500 he was
formerly in the same position at Hal
stead. and before that at Wathena
With the junior college there are
about forty on the school faculties
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
MAKE FOUR MORE ARRESTS
Total of Thirty-One Arrests Made in
Sehridan County.

Four additional arrests have been
made in the raid on an alleged booze
ring in Hoxie, Sheridan county, ac-
cording to d statement here this after
noon by Fred L. Crabbe. head of the
Anti-SaIoon League. Deportation of
two BuIgarians will be sought and
Governor Allen was asked to issue a
reQuisition for return from Los An
geles. Cal, of Doe Hillyard. alleged
TO be one of the leaders in the booze
ring
70 date a total of 81 arrests have
been made. Three motor cars have
been confiscated and eight stills have
been seized. The crusade against the
hooch hounds and home brew mixers
IS to be continued. Crabb asserted.
Applications will be made to the
United States district court and to
Washington for permission to deport
two Bulgarians who are alleged to
have been active in the making and
sale Of home grown intoxicants. Much
of the liquor seized was found on
farms in Sheridan county
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
Looks over Other County Roads.

Joplin, No. April 26.-County COM
rnissioners of two Kansas counties.
Shawnee and Crawford, began a go
mile trip over the concrete roads of
Jasper county at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. Contracts for hard surfaced
roads are TO be let in two Kansas
counties and the visitors desired to see
the roads here before making a choice
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26

London. april 26-Many persons
are reported to have lost their lives in
the burning Of the custom house and
an office building at Malaga. Spain,
according TO a Central News dispatch
from Madrid An Exchange dispa tch
estimates the dead at seventeen and
The injured At thirty
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Continued from Page One)
gIewood to obtain first hand informa-
ton. Agents Of the federal depart
ment of justice have forwarded TO
Washington preliminary reports, it is
stated.
Hold Services for Mosher.
Funeral services were planned for
this afternoon for Constable Mosher,
who died from gunshor wounds in
flicted by Frank Woerner night mar
shall az Inglewood- when Woerner re-
spouded TO calls for help from neigh
bors of the Elduayens and found his
way blocked by masked and armed
men. who. he said, he believed were
robbers.
He also wounded Mosl1er's son.
Deputy Walter e Mosher. ana Leon
ard Ruigg, a deputy sheriff Young
MOsher was at the inquest.
II had been planned to summon
him to the witness stand but because
the testimony obtained from others,
W. c. Doran, chief deputy district at
torney decided il was not necessary TO
call him.
Ruigg is in a hospital in a serious
condition. The testimony at the in
quest directly involved the Ku Klux
Khan and brought into the records the
names of several persons as having
been present at a meeting at which
the raid was said to have been
planned.
Khan Officials Deny It
The raid was positively not an Of
ficial action of the ku klux Khan"
according TO w 6. Coburn, Los An
geles attorney and grand goblin. Pa
cific domain OF the khan I am anxf-
Gus to assist the authorities" he said.
W @ Price. Los Angeles. king kleagle.
said it had been hinted'' he might
have been present during the raid
Ny abb on this score is most con-
elusive" he said. 'Neighbors of mine
can testify I was at home developing
pictures all during the time the affair
was going on" Blake E Shambeau,
traffic offer of IngIewood, stated on
the witness stand at the inquest that
the raid was planned last Friday night
at a Ku KIux Khan meeting at which
he was placed in the way to becoming
a E1arSmAr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
Paper workers Threaten Strike.

New York April 26.-Unless the
uaper mill owners Of America with
draw their wage cut demands. almost
oue-half million paper mill workers
will 80 on strike May I. it was de-
ciared here today at a meeting be-
--raan The EEnrkars and ennLoyers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
''St. Louis Wins Newmarket Stakes
CBy the Associated Pressl

Newmarket. Eng, April 26-The
two thousand guinea stakes, the first
classic of the racing reason. run here
today, was won by Lord Queens
borough's st. Louis, by Jouvois out OF
Princess Sterling, ridden by the Amer
lean Jockey. Archibald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
LATE MARKETS
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York. April 26--MONEI-CaIl mon
ey easy: high 3is /: low 3Iz. ruling rate
81; closing bid 5, offered at size: last
loan 312. Call loans against acceptances
.. Time loans steady. 60 days and 90 days
an six months ~ I41s. Prime merean-
tile paper 414G41h
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
Local Mention

zaynoud Cni-opodIst- orpneum sIdE-Adv
DR.. Cook. Dentist. 713 KanSas.-Adv.
Cash for Liberty Bonds. Kleinhans.
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKEr
NEW YORK COTTON MAR

New Orleans. A ril 26-COTTON-Spc
cotton steady and unchanged. MiddlinG
S1T.0o.
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NEW YORK LIBERTY BOND MARKET
New York. April 26-LIBERTY BONDS
-5Ia's. 500 81 list As. S99.6S; 2nd Is. S99. &C
LIST "A 3. s99 % 2nd Al :, S99.S2 3rd Al 5.
800 81 4th AIS. 500: victory, 3at s.
$1,000; Victory 4aa's. s1oO.To.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26

FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co
301 New England Bldgl
New York. April %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, April 26-CoTToN- Market
quiet. middling-
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Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. 22s1.-
Adv.
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MAY INDICT KHAN


CONTINUED from Page One)
glewood to obtain first hand informa-
ton. Agents OF the federal depart
ment of justice have forwarded to
Washington preliminary reports, it is
stated
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26

Summer On sale daily MAJ
esSy A2ta1 TO September 3oA Return
It. l. KING, c. p & t. A.
Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26

MRS. ANNA s. HILLSTROM. age &c. OF
Randolph. Kan. died Tuesday in a local
hospital The body will be taken to Ran
dolph for burial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-26

MRS. ALTISA ALTON. age 90. died to,
day az her home. Sf3 Branner street. Flu
neral announcements later
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

Total SO redeemed since last January
amounts to S3S0,00O.
The names of Charming W. Daniel
and Dale Il. Filter have been posted
for membership on the Philadelphia
Stock EXCHANGE The exchange has
purchased the membership of W. H..
Rour"au for S2jOO. With this purchase
TIC Exchange now holds nine of its
memberships and another will be bought
If it can be had for $500.
--prcliminary figures az to earnings Of
the I. s. Hoffman Machinery Corpora
'ion for the first half of the year show
net sales Of 81 2Il ,I3O, an increase Of
S1J4 .SbS over the same period last yCnr.
Earnings before amortization of patents
and sinking fund were equal to 50 40
| share ON the common stock as COM
pared with 81 share in the first half
Of 1921.
| Finland ha. sold : per cent internal
loan of 80. 600. 900 finnmnrks (about
81. 900. 600 at current exchange ratc)
TO n syndicate Of Swedish, Norwegian
and Finnish bankers at oSia. The
bonds mature scriallv from 1909 10
1872. 4 portion of the issue is being
sold TO investors in the United States
through the American Express Com
rany.
Vienna dispatches report that Euro
pcan Powers have agreed 70 guarantee
Austria loans of 80, 900, 900 gold
crowns during the next two years for
economic reconstruction. The loan Is
to be fontod in foreign markets. and n
control commission is to be established
in Vienna - keep tho Powers assured
Of Austrian integrity. Austria has
agreed to mas" =" separate treaties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

NEs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
TREASURER
August Scherer
As William St, New York


Senator Juou Non Bcr
Partner, John Ion BcrouhcrG G