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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
WIELKI BAL STOWARZYSZENIA 20
LEX w "DZIEN DZIEkCZYNIENIA''.

w Czwartel<, dnia 29go Listopada br.
W Sail Gymnazjalnej przy par. sw. Sta
nisfawa odbedzie sic Wiellki Bal urzadzo-
ny staraniem Stowarzyszenia Polek W St.
Zjed. Vice wszyscy razem spieszmy ma
ten Bal. kon1itet juz naprzod gwarantu-
je ze kazdy sic dobrze zabawy. i
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
bierzny yPrzykIadz z|nnych

Cz1owiek ca}y przeciag zyca swego stale sic uczy
swladcza, ngdy "a wiele ME umie TAX N.Y. cz4onknie
Stowarzyszena Polek Stan Zed. r6wnez sic uczymy O.
statnm umysy zajee by4y naleztem przygo
owanlem by godne odpowednie uczcc Bohaera wojenne
go tego nalepszego nagodneszego oczyzny kt6ry
u przybyf do azeby pokrzepic duchu
wag otuchy zasilc W wierze lepsza przysz4osc.
Gdyby Jenera1 J6zef Haller posiada} wekej slawy
zaszczytu ME reprezentowa} nezwyciezone arm poske
snego rzadu wiekszosci Poacy ues przesadzaby sic
uroczstych obchodach manfestacach lecz wasne
Wekl maz zaproszena orzyma} nietyko arme Halle
ra lecz roWnez przez Legion Amerykahsk powazna
nizacje wojskowa Ameryce wszyscy cd
wyladowana do obecnej przesadzaja sic
grzecznoscach uprzejmosciach Obazd ego jest wielkm
tryumfem jest zaszczytem nezwykej wagi tax da
Poak6w ecz przewazne Poska oczyzna
sza nawece ma tenn skorzysa Amerykanie nacze sic
patrua ma nasza gruz6w popio6w wskzeszona oczyzne
anize poprzednio Jenera Haer sic Ameryka
now Wyroblc najswietnesze pojece naepsz opne
naprawde ME mogfa epsze sprawy obecne dobie zafaw
jak wys}ac taego zdonego esausza do Pobyt ego
wsrod mas bedze newygasym p1omeniem zywym tetnem
duchowego po}aczenia macierza.
Wielk raczy4 PRIV pewnei sposobnosc wvra zic
s}owa uznania, dla polske niawas Me estesmy pewne
czy kobea poska zupe}noci takie miano zas1ugue
Jedno jest pewnem usalonem re towarzystwa zefske W
Ameryce oczywisce zasuguje uznanie powazane jak
rownlez kobeta ojczyznie k6ra por6wno mezem syna
mi zacheca}a do waikiki bohaterstwa pragne1a
zapomnec strace nadrozszych os6b kt6rzy poeg po
chway.
Miost nieskaana drogie ojczyzny, bohaterstwo po-
sWleceme to Ideally cnoty obywatelske Posce. Amery
ce nasze matki Poki maa r6wnez weki dza}ana
m}osc do rau ojczystego przewazne staraa
sic pielegnowae ezyk ojczysy ware przadk6w
wek general wypowedzia4 znamenne sfowa
pod adresem Polek: "Czesc Polce!'
Podczas uroczysosci przyeciu tax Dostonego
roWnlez nasze Pok ME pozostay jak m6wia ma
zarym koncu ecz przecwne wysney naprz6d podczas
balu Naszemu Bohaterowi zfozy4y podarku pekny bu
ke kwltow Przemowa byfa kr6tka ecz myslaca Je
nerae przac skromny upomnek cd Poek
grodu, przyJmlJ akowy takim screen, jakem daemy
gdy bedziesz oczyzne powiedz naszym
slotrom matkom krewnym aczkowiek zdala cd macie
rzy duchem Jestesmy wam gotowe jesesmy do
ofiar i poswiecen.
Zaiste wielke donosfego znaczenia sfowa poruszv4v
do gebl ukochanego Bohaera koy dow6d wdzecznosci
scsna dion zamas dugch pre-
moWen wyrze ko: Serdeczne dziekuje uron1 dwie 1zv
kropste przyrzek} spenic zecene erdecznego pozdro
vienna ojczyznie q
We Wtorek 20go Lstopada skorzysa1y Szan Poki
pobytu Jenerafa Dou Legionu zozvv
wzyt Zacnemu Dosojnkow Obecnym by}y jako cz1onkne
1arzadu Centranego nastepuace panic: j. Kwatkowska
wceprezeska, Sekr jen. L. H. Dzieweczynska Kasverka
Budnlak oraz Dyrektorki NJ Dzubhska A. Kapka c. Paw
Nasz Dostony Jenera4 przya nader de-
egacje szczerem powanem okazaf swa radosc wdziecz
aosc
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

49, Do wfasciciela apteki OBJ. Jar.
muzewskiego, ma rogu ulic Union
Broadway przybyli amatorzy cudzej
w}asnosci, zabrali z dwoch kas $35,
pozabierali rowniez niezbedne sporto
we rzeczy jak cygara, papierosy, piora
fontanowe i przepadli jak kamfora
pomimo, re p. Jarmuzewski powia-
domi} policje. Takich oto czasow do
czekalismy sic w naszem miescie, re
z}oczyncy bezkarnie swobodnie bu-
jaja po miescie drwia sobie po pro
stu policji r6wnoczesnie ma
jora Fred Kohlera.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
TOIOWO.

lima sic zbliza. ..--..-- leca lis
Gle z drzewa-.----.- ale niestety
- ceny wegla ME leca ma dol
jak liscie, ale - do CORY.
Automobil - to jak cz1o-
wick, cos mu zawsze brakuje.
Kobiete czesto por6wnuja
do fonografu - tylko ze ko-
biety ME trzeba wciaz nakre-
cac.
zadna kura smierdzacego
jajka ME znosi. Same sic psu.
ia. -. -. - ! z-s - sss..s--ss
Wartosc Ameryki wynosi
$500, O,000,000,0OO. To "a wiele,
by kraj oddac komunistom.
smia}k6w psy gryza - po-
wiada przys}owie-ale tch6rz
daleko ME zajdzie.
Kawaler pred ozenkiem po
winien mice $1,000 oszczedno-
sci, a jesli chce mice ten ty-
siac, ME powinien sic zenic
Wcale.
Ludzie powoli myslacy, zy-
ja podobno najd1uzej, ale to
ME sprawdza sic przy pre-
ehodzeniu ulic W Cleveland.
Bolszewikowi 1atwo wyrzec
sic nieba, DO tam i tax sic mig
dy ME dostanie.
Tylko ia suknia jest napraw
de modna, jesli kobieta zap4a-
ella "a MIA $10O, choc w isto-
Gle warta tylko $4,000.
Hiszpania Irlandya wy
ryby ma vino. Moze
Alfons ME vie, re many tu
wiele ryb spragnionych.
Znowu m6wia O kandydatu-
re H. florida ma prezydenta
Pytanie wielkie, czy tez "fli-
werki' stanieja?
Pieknosc kazdej dziewczy-
ny MONA najlepiej wypr6bo-
wac podczas deszczu, gdy jest
oez parasola.
"Nie zaWsze sw. Jana, ME
tez prorok cd pogody
oowie prawde.
Dobra iona zrobi dobrego
neza. Z}e zony Iii mezowie
1aprawic sic ME dadza.
zycie jest szko}a doswiad-
'zenia dlatego najtrudniej-
'ze lekcye najdluzej sic pa
Meta.
Sekretarz wojny wzbrania
lzycia armii dla zwalczania
orzemytnik6w. Me MONA og-
liza zwalczac ogniem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
Ma posiedzon;u roun

- Ma posiedzeniu councilmanow
ubieg}ego Poniedzia}ku Radcy Miej.
scy uchwalili zerwanie mostu drew.
nianego ponad szynami New York
Central koleji, E. 1853 Collinwood
i postanowili zbudowac w tymze
NH iscu nowy most bretonowy, kt6.
ry kosztowac bedzie $50 tysiecy do.
larow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
= Do naszego grodu przybyws

DO haszego grodu PrZybyWa
DUO wybitnych gosci roznych
stron Ameryki aby bye obecnymi
ma uroczystosciach podczas przyjecia
Jenera}a Hallera. Jak sic dowiaduje-
my przybedzie ambassador Rzeczypos-
politej p. W. Wroblewski wraz z
ma}zonka, attache wojskowy major
Mach ma}zonka, konsul generalny
Wajdenthal Chicago z ma1zonka,
inni konsulowie i wybitni goscie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

- Pani Leona May Simmerly obee
ME mloda wdowska oskarza Orville
Plymale sasiada rozmyslne zaboj-
stwo swego m1odego meza zada so
tysiecy odszkodowania. Obroncy Or
vile Plymale dowodza przypad-
kowem postrzeleniu, lecz pani Leona
May Simmerly inaczej zapatruje sic
ma te sprawe powiada, re smierc
ukochanego meza jest dla niej co
najmniej warta $4,000.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
Morderca dziecka bedzie ska

Morderca dziecka bedzie ska
zany W Sobote ma kare smierci Jest
MIN, niejaki Ferranto rodem W4och
ME wladjaacy angielskim jezykiem,
ukrywa1 sic przez czas d1uzszy, jed
nakze detektywi w.sskryli jego miej-
see pobytu i przywiezli do Cleve-
land. Jak sic okazuje rozprawy
sadowej wojowniczy Wloch zaata-
kowal swa rodaczke W ktorej obro-
ME stanely nieletne dzieci. Ferran-
to pozgal nietylko matke lecz row.
niez dzieci dwuletnie niemowle
tax nielitosciwie poranil, re z doz-
nanych ran zmarlo w kilka godzin
pozniej.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

- Do naszego miasta przybyw.
powaga medyczna z Harvard Uniwe1
sytetu wyg}osi w bibliotece medycz
nej Western Reserve ma temat "Our
Commonest Fracture" swoje doswiad
czenie uwagi. DR.. Cottcas Jest je-
dnym najzdolniejszych medyk6w
operatorow DOLBY obecnej.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

Ubranie 5000 lat stare zna-
leziono w Szwecyi. Dzisiejsza
odziez ME trwa tax d}ugo.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
WLADOMOSCI "a.
GRANICZNE.

Paryx. Francuskie ko}a rzado.
we zaprzeczaja poglosce jakoby pre-.
mier Poincare mial obmyslac jake:
specialize przeciwko Niemcom sank.
eye powodu powrotu kronprynca
do Rzeszy.
Podobno marszalek Foch ma sic
sprzeciwiac dalszemu rozszerzaniu
francuskiej strefy okupacyjnej W
Niemczech. Jak d}ugo vice kron-
prync swoim pobytem W Niemczech
ME stanie sic grozba dla Francyi,
tax d}ugo Poincare zachowa obojet-
nose W sprawie jego powrotu do
Rzeszy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

w pobliskim Lakewood .stra
zacy wyratowali juz prawie nieprzy.
tomnego pracownika przy surach
gdzie trujace gazy prawie go udu.
silly. Nieprzytomnego odwieziono dc
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

- Wdowie pani Charles Witler
prawo State Industrial Commission
przyznalo odszkodowanie W sumie
$4,000. Ia smierc meza, podczas
eksplozji szklarni W miasteczku Ne
wark, o.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
. Nasz polski Radca %. T

- Nasz polski Radca p. B. Orli-
kowski poda} rezolucje, azeby miasto
nasze W nalezyty godny spos6b
uczci}o Genera}a J6zefa Hallera. -
Wniosek p. B. Orlikowskiego Rada
Miejska przyje}a entuzjastycznie. Ma
szemu Radcy polsHemu nalezy sic
"a ten czyn patrjotyczny uznanie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

- W Domu Narodowym ma Full
lerton ul. odby}y sic zapasy s}yn-
nego zapasnika Stanis}awa Zbyszka
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

szpitala. w tymze .samym tunelu
diva tygodnie temu wstecz trzech in
nych roobtnikow zostalo uduszonych
gazem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

Warszawa. W zaburzeniacb
strajkowych jake mia1y miejsce "
krakowie, ponioslo og6}em smierc
40 osob, a 100 innych doznalo ciez-
klch poranien. Zaburzenia spowodo-
wall komunisci, ktorzy zaatakowali
wojsko.
Wysiano natychmiast gen. zeli-
gowskiego, kapitana Wilnowa mi
nlstra spraw wewnetrznych, Olpin-
sklego, przy wplywie kt6rych przy-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
Ubiegfej Niedzieli odbyfa sic

niezwyk}a uroczystPsc ma cmentarzu
sw. Marji. za}obnekkazanie "a dusze
zmarlych wyglosil ks. konsultor O.
rzechowski. Uroczysta to by}a chwi-
la, ktora ma dlugo pozostanie w pa
mieci naszych parafjan. Jak nieza-
wodnie wszyscy JUL zauwazyli, pow
sta}a nova Drama kosztem gro
szem ofiarnym naszych wdziecznych
parafjan, ktora prxedstawia sic i'm
ponujaco. Przyl daIsj sposobnosci cd
bylo sic poswiecslif4 takowej. -
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20
Wrocono porzadek.

Wrocono porzadek.
Pogrzeb socjalistow komunistow
zabltych podczas zaburzen odbyf sic.
Narodowcy wysy}aja delegatow W
celu oddania ostatnich tomorrow o.
1lcerom zo1nierzom zabitym w CA
sic starcia re strajkujacymi.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-20

Paryz. - Aljancka Rada Amba...
dorow postanowi}a prosie Rad ho-
lenderski ably ME wpuszcza4 by1eeo
kronprynca Fryderyka do Niemiec
Rownlez postanowiono wezwac Rad
nlemlecki, aby ME pozwala1 mu ma
powrot do kraju, gdy kronprync lest
ma hscie osob, oskarzonych O zbrod-
ME wojenne.
krolewiec. - z mad pranicv rosvi-
sko-litewskiej dochodza tn wiadomo-
sci sciaganiu coraz wiekszych 3D.
ozlafow wojsk rosyjskich wzdluz era-
n'cy polskiej. Wojska, ktore stalv
przeWaznle W gubernii mohilowskiei.
posunleto znacznie dalej ma zach6d.
" ublegiym tygodniu przyby1 ma
front zachodni g}ownodowodzacv
frontu zachodniego, general Tucha-
czewsklj oraz dowodzacy oddzia1ow
general Pierskii. Udali
sic oni incognito przez Kr6lewiec !
Gdansk samolotem do Berlina. Ge-
neraf Tuchaczewskij prowadzia iak
w'adpmo' W roku 1920 ofensywe pre-
CIV Polsce. Do wyjazdu jego do Ber-
INA przywiazuja tu wielkie znacze-
ME.
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Pay as 0w as p

No home afford to do without this set,
especially in view of the fact that we will deliver
it to you on payment as low as SIS. go serv
ice fee will be charged on transactions extend
ing over period longer than 90 days.
Evening star., 1923-10-28

All persons in attend
ance at Our studio are
professional r a d 10
men who will be glad
to advise you. without
charge, regarding in
s.allation. Arrange
ments may be made
for installation at the
time of purchase.
The Washington times., 1923-02-01

Oil Heaters-"Nesco" per-
feet brand with 3-quart oil
tank; regularly co co
$5.25. Special :. sDOsOO
The Washington times., 1923-02-01
AID MYSTERIOUS FIRE
DESTROYS $4,000 BARN

WEST CHESTER, Jan. 31.-A
large new stock barn on the farm of
S. c. Pedrick, in Birmingham Town
ship near Pocopsin, formerly the
Horace Sinclair place, was destroyed
by fire of unknown origin early
yesterday. The loss is 100000.
The barn was the forty-second
burned mysteriously in Chester,
Delaware, Montgomery and Phila-
delphia counties in the last few
months.
Only recently equipped with ex-
pensive machinery and furnishings,
the Pedrick barn was one Of the
finest farm structures in this Sec
ton.
Seven horses and two cows were
saved, the only stock in the build
ing. All the adjoining buildings,
wagon house, corn crib, silo and
sheds were destroyed. A binder
was the only piece Of machinery
saved, large amount Of hay,
wheat, oats, potatoes, corn and
other products being lost. The
contents were valued at more than
$4,000.
The Washington times., 1923-02-01
MEN NOT KEEN
FOR FANCY
''F|X|NS'
Retailers in New York Decide
to Sell Just Clothes and
Not Scenery.
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.

NEW YORK, Jan. .31.-Draping
mems souls instead of mems bodies
IS to be discontinued by retailers,
especially those of mems clothing.
"The cash and carry" system Is
today under serious consideration
by merchants who heretofore have
lost heavily on giving service. They
are finding out that scenery" will
not sell suits.
Selling man customer psychology,
subtle light effects, hand carved
furniture and other gew-gaws in the
way of furniture and trimmings has,
according to one merchant, convert
ed the retail store into museums,
with no show man to lure the public.
With the higher prices that are
prevailing in clothing, dealers find
men would rather have value than
service. One shoe chain store has
cut service to the extent Of making
men fit their own shoes, pay cash
and carry them home.
The Washington times., 1923-02-01
SHOWS
On TRAIN
NEXT
amusement Car" With Seats
for rs, Proposed by
Movie Men.

Days Of dreary train travelling
with little else to do than look out
the window will soon be over.
Plans are being perfected for a
de luxe amusement car" which
will be attached to trains just as
the dining car is now.
It is planned to show motion
pictures in the car and they will
be built with elevated seats to ac-
commodate seventy.five persons.
There will also be standing room
for about ten more.
Motion picture men who have
investigated the new car are en-
thusiastic over it's prospects. The
price of admission has not been
decided upon and will be determined
by the cost.
The Washington times., 1923-02-01
CONTEMPT TO BE CHARGED
IN ALLEGED LIQUOR SALE

Contempt proceedings will be insti-
tuted in the District Supreme Court
today against Zach Wilson, OF 1904
L street northwest, for alleged viola
ton of an injunction issued recently
by Justice Siddons to prevent Will
sons further engaging in an illicit
liquor business.
Assistant District Attorney Vernon
West, who obtained the injunction
against Wilson, will today tell the
court that Wilson has defied the law
and recently sold a half pint of liquor
for 81 to Prohibition Agent J. l..
Asher.
The Washington times., 1923-02-01
WOULD JAIL ALL
MIXED IN DRUG
TRAFFIC
C aIifornia Legislator Asks
Drastic Law to Curb Use
Of Narcotics.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 31.-De.
signed to impose severe prison SEN
fences on all persons contributing to
the Illicit traffic in habit-forming
narcotics, a bill branded as the most
severe in the history Of this State
has been introduced in the California
legislature by Assemblyman David
G. Williams.
The measure provides:
Prison terms of not less than two
years for those convicted of unlaw-
fully selling of prohibited narcotics.
Prison term of not less than two
years for all persons convicted Of
unlawful possession Of narcotics.
Prison term Of not less than two
years for those convicted of unlaw-
full possession of opium and opium
smoking apparatus.
Prison term of not less than two
years for a registered pharmacist
convicted of unlawfully dealing in
narcotics.
The Washington times., 1923-02-01

an Imitation Zig syrup.
The Washington times., 1923-02-01
GIVE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP"
-CH|LDS HARMLESS LAXATIVE.
Even Cross, Bilious, Sick Children Love its Taste
and it Never Fails to Empty Little Systems

Millions Of mothers keep Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They
know a teaspoonful today may save
q sick child tomorrow. It never
cramps or overacts. Ask your
druggist for genuine California Fig
Syrup" which has directions for
babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. Motheri You
must say California or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.
The Washington times., 1923-02-01

II your child Is listless, full Of
cold. has collie, or If the stomach is
sour, breath bad, tongue coated, q
teaspoonful of California Fig
Syrup" will quickly start liver and
bowel action. In q few hours you
can see for yourself how thorough
~ 1t works the constipation poison,
sour bile and waste right out and
you have q well, playful child
again.
The Washington times., 1923-02-01
Father of 10 Dies at sc.

JOTINSTOWN, Pa, Jan. 81
Stricken with heart trouble a few
days after his eighty-sixth birthday,
Louis Emblem, Of st. Boniface,
Cambria county, father of nineteen
children, died tonight at the home
stead where he lived for more than
sixty years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17

cess In 1884 n they can get to-
gethcr on one issue"
III there arc 10 be about 400 can
dldatcs and hundreds OF issues," he
said. and after pause. ''NycIl. that
won't help 'em win"
Marshall had found a soft couch in
n quiet corner Of his hotel lobby.
where ho could ~ and watch tho
world so by. Ho slouched down and
wfiggled with comfort as an electric
fan. blowing thru artificial palms.
save the spot a haimy aspect in the
midst o. sweitering Washington.
The briar pipe. which he adopted
after a vain s~arch Tor good scent
cigar" went out again. lie rcllkhtcd
It and then went on.
"a prohibition plank7'' he repeated
with a twinkle in his keen. blue eyes.
I'm not n platform writer. | did
not favor the eighteenth amendment.
but believe in enforcement"
Asked II he thought tho vois;sad
act should be modified. Marshall dc.
clnFcd. Laws have never been
changed By w-hreaksrs, People
who keep laws are tho ones who
amend them"
y haven't been able 10 find on,
much about ~" he countored when
asked FOR comment on the world
eCur; He added. Have your"
Marshall said membership on tho
coal commission was a bigger and a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
PRESIDENT GIVEN CHANCE
TO prove HIS LEADERSHIP
G. o. P. War Lords Size Up New Chief
md Tell Him How to Run Party;
Californian Remains Silent

Every cabinet member hos promised
10 stay, and In the case OF tho more
important secretaries. Hughes and
Hoovet. FOR example. this il more
than temporary arrangement.
Both % these secretaries. who were
regarded as rivals 20 Coolidge for
leadership. have Acknowledged him a,
their chief, "As long as matters OF
conscience are not involved" as II
was stated. In other words. neither
OF them has presidential aspirations
az present anyway
The matters OF conscience" 70.
tcrred 90 are taken 20 mean the world
court. The Harding cabinet decided.
before the former presidents death.
that u was the duty OF the country
10 enter the world court. Secrctar.
les Hughes. Hoover and Mellon felt
particularly strongly on the subject.
Their feeling has reached "A high
moral ground today by reason Of the
temptations offered 10 President Cool.
Idgc by number OF 'irreeonclllhls"
senator's calling on him 20 give ad-
vice.
Make a friendly gesture on be.
half OF the world court. md leave
the rest in our hands" tho '1rrccon.
ciilhles" told the president. In sub.
stance. They inferred very plainly
that u he would do that and let them
bury the world court. he could have
their support on his other policies
This would enable him 20 unite the
republican party. but at the expense
OF his conscience.
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hotter Job" than he expected. He said
tho realization that most OF US don't
own coal mines and We might freeze
next winter II we don't have coal.
was tho only thing that kept him on
tho Job writing tho coal report dur
ing a reeord-bresking heat wave.
~ 100 per eentmisstatement." was
his comment on the charge that Al
iorney General Daughcriy edited tho
commissions anthracite coal report.
"Daugherty wouldn't try such a
thing with mo-" Marshall snapped.
III he had. you'd have seen very
interesting story in tho papers /
aim TO find out all can about coal
and won't hgn any report unless
l believe II 20 be the truth
Marshall said he WAS stilI unable
10 find a good scent cigar. altho he
had many tossed his way
The remark drew his attention 20
tho unreliable pipe. II was out again,
He successfully applied a match. with
the fan blowing full tilt. just 10 prove
there was something in his Irish mid
die name.
some folks" he continued. don't
seem 10 hayo taken my remark about
tho scent cigar In the right Spirit.
wish everybody. including myself.
could have everything they want.
but try 20 DO satisfied and content
cd with what I can get
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II ELECTIONS
DECLARED VOID
Attorney General Finds They
Do Not Follow Law

OLYMPIA. Aug i7-Declarsd
void by Assistant Attorney General
Marx II. Wight yesterday. Il bond
elections. calling for the erection Of
several schools and the paving OF
roads turnout the state. we're
thrown out here yesterday. The
elections do not conform 10 pro-
visions OF the serial bond law
passed By the last legislature.
The bond issues rejected include:
Union high school. District 9. Of
Ritsap county for $500: School
District A. Of Lewis county FOR
81. 900: School District 10 OF Okla
hogan county for $4,000: Unlou
high school. District 203 OF Thurs.
ton county. for $40. 900; School Dis
irict 1zs or Lewis county for
$4,000; School District 1916 OF stev.
ems county for $1,000; School Dis
trict Of Kittitas county for 5000:
the city Of Anacortes for construc-
ton Of street for $4,000: CONSOLE
dated School District 2s Of Stevens
county for $4,000; School District
76 Of KHckitat county for $500:
School District Ii2 OF Yakima
county for $500. and School Dis.
trict 70 OF Waila Walla county
for $4,000.