davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
ZANfCENY TUX OHROzO.
VAL DIVA DOMY.

Mattel pekarny Vaclav Ja-
blonsky, 45-lety, byl We svoji
pekarne 1414 Denison ave.
sam, kdyz pojednou TUX uchy-
stany do. peciva Sc vznitil. Sna-
|,zil Sc zprv,, uhasiti povstaly
ohen sam a pTi pokusu byl do
sti znacne popalen ma rukou.
Nehoda udala sc dnesniho cas-
neho rama a povstaly poplach
vypudil II osob, mezf mimi sest
deti, dim obyvajicfch ma uli-
ci. Ia ohn9 chytla strecha SOU
sedni budovy, v ktere sc opa-
kovala podobna panika. ia
blonsky sam, vzdor zraneni
privolal hasice, kterf sice po-
Ear uhasili, ale ne drive, dokud
zivel nezpdsobil skody, die od-
hadu hasicG We vysi $4,000.
Obe pozarem poskozene budo-
Wy jsou majetkem Jablonske-
ho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
ZfTRA MAJf BYT1 OTEVRE.
NY MESTSKE PLOVARNY.

Pobrezi urcena "a verejna
koupalist6 mali byti Ultra ote-
vfena sirsf vereinosti, jest-li ze
tomu totiz dovoli teple pocasi.
Hodiny kollpani isou stanove-
ny Cd 2. hod. do 10. hod. We
cerni. V sobotu, v nedeli a We
svatky jiz Cd 10. hod. rannf do
10. vecer. Jinak plati ostatni
pravidla jako roku lohskeho.
Koupaci obleky musf byti slus-
ne, barvy bile a plet'ove jsou
zakazany. Pobreznf strazco-
We odeni budou v tax zvane
barvy Kohlerovy vlady, oran-
zovou cernou, ktera "pohlav-
kuje" dobry vkus We vsech
parcich vsude co Jest s me-
stem We spojeni, ba i ma stoja-
mech traficnfch policistG. Ia
chranci budoi nositi oranzova
trika s cernym sirokym pasem
ma prsou napisem 80 life
Guard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
zIVELNf POHROMY v
CECHACH.

Krupobiti na Pisecku. 4 Pi-
secka v obci Vrazi zufila &C..
kvetna prudka boufe, spojena
s krupobitim. Krupobitim by
la znicena temef v6tsina letos-
nj drody, zejmena zita. Skody
zpilsobene ma polfch, lukach a
ovoci isou velke.
Z Pisecka. z dalsich obci
dochazeji smutne zpravy ve-
likem krupobiti, ktere stihlo
nase okresy. Veskera uroda
znicena byla: v Pameticich,
Trebkove, Kresicfch, Podoli,
Samonicich, atd.
Ze Strakonicka. Pri kata-
strofe prdtrze mracen a krupo
biti postizeny byly ma Strako-
nicku mimo obce novinach U
vedene, take obce: Krast'ovi-
ce, Petrovice, Ounce, Drouze-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
WILKS ODSOUZEN BUDE
JIz ZfTRA.

Okresni soudce M. I,ernon
vynese jiz Ultra rozsudek mad
G.. E. Wilksem, byvalym ash
stentem riditele newburgske
pobocky The Cleveland Trust
Co., ktery Sc k vine primal a
sc souhlasem okresniho zalob-
ce Stantona, souzen bude pro
ukradeni pouhych $4,000, ac
Sc obzalovany PRIMAL, re vlast
ne zproneveril pi'iblizny OBJ
nos S66.682 vklaidovych L.
ctu dvou Granwoodskych po-
zemkovych spolecnosti. Stan
ton pfistoupil ma mensi obnos
proto, re WISE zproneverenych
penez nema ma vymeru trestu
vlivu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13

skeho vyslance u papezske sto
lice. Telegram, ktery datovan
je re 26. cervence 1914, procha
ri nyni svetovym tiskem a ma
toto znenf: "Papez schvaluje
ostry postup Rakouska proti
Srbsku. Kardinal statni tajem
mix doufa, ze Rakousko tento-
krate vytrva. Taze Sc, kdy me-
10 by vlastn6 vesti valku, kdy-
by ami nebylo rozhodnuto, od-
mitnouti zbranemi zahranichi
hnuti, ktere privodilo zavraz-
deni arcivevodovo a ktere
vzhledem k nynejsi situaci Ra-
kouska ohrozuje jeho dalsi tr
vani. v prohlaSeni kardinala-
statniho tajemnika odhaluje
sc strach rimske kurie pred
panslavismem."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13

tice, Hlupfn, Kalenice, vore-
chov, Leskovice, Mala Turna a
jest6 celia rada dalsich obci.
Rozsah skod je veliky!
Ma Nyfansku zasazeno ble-
skem IL osob. Ma Nyransku u
Plzne radila v sobotu dve ho-
diny boure, ktera zpdsobila
spoustu skod v celem okoli. V
hornicke kolonii "Mexiku' u
Nyran, ktera jest ma vyvyseni,
udefil blesk do jednoho pc
ii jednopatrovych domkI. Dom
ky jsou 0 Is sv6tnicich. Blesk
uderil do jednoho konce, pro-
letl vsemi svetnicemi v patre
j prizemi, zanechav po sobe v
jednotlivych svetnicfch 8 az 8
otvorI primeru az ! en-. Wy
Sci az ma druhem konci domku
zasahnuv IL osob, jez byly O.
mraceny a "a nedlouho Sc 20
tavily. Mimo uvedene staveni
zasazena byla bleskem take
nyranska elektricka centrala,
kde zp6sobena skoda l million
Kc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
USMRCEN ELEKTRICKYM
PROUDEM.

U The Westinghouse Elect
tric Co. zamestnany operator
elektrickeho jefabu, Safety
David Herring. 1857 zap. 73.
ul. byl usmrcen v tovarne spo-
lecnosti ma zap. 73. ul. Prisel
do styku vlastni hlavou nedo-
bre isolovanym mistem vedeni
a byl zabit proudem ma mist6.
Dopraven byl policii do Lutte
ranske nemocnice, kde jiz byla
kazda pomoc marnou. Mrtvo-
la dopravena do Nunnova po-
hrobnickeho zavodu ma Lorain
ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
PoHkEsOvANf KRAJANE
Sc HLEDAJf.

(F. L. /. S.) Ceskoslovenska
Uradovna Cizojazycne Infor-
macni Kancelare (Czechoslo-
yak Bureau, Foreign Language
Information Service, 119 West
41st Street, New York City, N.
~ byla pozadana 0 vyhleda-
nj adres zjist6ni pobytu dal-
sich pohresovanych krajand.
Ctenari tohoto upozorneni jsou
zadani, aby laskave zaslali
kazdou informaci, pokud by
mohla vest ma stopu zjisteni a.
dresy anebo pobytu pohreso-
vanych, ma svrchu uvedenou
adresu Ceskoslovenske nradov-
ny. Pohresovanf jsou nasle-
dujici:
Prochazka Bohumil II Cen,
kova, okres Hofovice, jenz
sveho casu bydlel v Chicagu
snad bydlival i v Clevelan
du. Ma sve pratele v Mel
niku.
Cacura Josef - narozeny v
Moravskych Kfisankach v
okresu Move M6sto. Vyste-
hoval Sc do Ameriky pred 40
lety. v pripade dmrti hle-
dani jsou pozistali.
Pavlikova Anna w. rozena We
Lhot6 Smetanove v srpnu-
hleda sveho jedineho bratra
Josefa Jarese, rozeneho z
Krastic u Zalizan.
Jares Frank - narodil Sc dine
I. duhna 1865 z Krastic u
Zaluzan.
Hlinsky Frank, - jenz bydli-
val v Minnesota a nepsal cd
roku 1900.
Olsan Jan - O nemz SIC pro-
slychalo, re je churav. Po-
chazel z Moray. Hleda jeJ
jeho bratrovec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
NEVINNE NARCENA z KA.
PESNf KRADEzE.


Pi. Bella Ketchumova. 184s
vych. SIS. ul., jez byla v ponde.
Ii zatcena, pres protest, re jest
nevinna, byla policii propuste.
ma. Tancila V oznameny der
y Statlerove hotelu sc sjezdo.
wynn delegatem z Akron, A. c,
Benderem, uGastnikem zednar-
skeho sjezdu, iemuz Sc ztratil
zlaty odznak a z emu pcdezfi
val Zminenou pani. Odznak
pozdeji byl naleZen a tax do
kaZana nevinna kompromito-
vane zeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
zALUJE PRO NEOPRAVNE.
NE ZATCENf.

V roce 1912 byla spachana
u firmy The Steran Co., kradez
zbozi. Pro podezreni spolu-
vinny zatcen byl tenkrate po-
nocny firmy George Schmidt,
1892 vych. 80. ul. a ponechan
diva dny We yazbe. Byla doka-
zana jeho nevina a "a to nyni
zaloval u OkresnlhO soudu "a
nahradu $500 za posramoce-
nou cest, nejen firmu, ale tai
neho Hermana Salzmana. W.
rokem poroty mu pax byl sku-
tecn6 tento obnos pfifcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
CRADUANTI SKOLY ADvER
TISINC CLUBU.

73- posluchac6 odborne sko-
ly The Cleveland Advertising
Clubu bude dnes vecer v sklep-
mich mfstnostech Statlerova
hotelu, kde sc nachazeji spoil
kove mistnosti, gradalovati.
Hlavnfm recnfkem bude DIR.
John B. Watson, byvaly profe-
sor vyzkumne a porovnavacf
psychologist v laboratori John
Hopkins university. Mezi ce-
skymi posluchaci absolventy
jsou:
O. NJ. Zeman,
Pavel Lepotsky,
Edward Krieger.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
ZEMREL "a POzfNANf
TRAVNfKU.

48-lety B. A. Prince, 1862
Clifton boulevard, Lakewood,
zdanlive uplne zdrav pustil Sc
vcera do pozinani travniku,
kdyz pojednou sc skacel k ze-
mi a nekolik minut ma to sko-
nal. Nahodou kolem jedouci
lekar dr.. Brillis z Lorain od-
nesl umirajiciho muze do do
mu, kde stanovil, re smrt zavi-
n6na byla pfilis velkou mama
hou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
ZATOPA v RUSKU.

Kodan, IL. cervna. Mnoho O
sob utonulo pfi povodnich, ,ez
zaplavily provincii Perm V Ru
sku, kde reka Kama vystoupi
10 brehi svych, die depese
Moskvy zde obdrzene. Ma sta
ctverecnich mil zeme Jest pod
vodou cetna obydli znicena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
CfNSKY PRESIDENT
MA UTEKU.

Peking, 13. cervna. - Pre-.
sident Ii Yuan-Hung uprchl z
Pekingu do Tientsinu dnes od-
poledne re strachu pred vzpou
rou nespokoieneho voiska. Pc
king, kapitol sevelni Ciny, jest
nyni 1plne bez zodpovedne Via
DIV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
Papez schvaloval v6lku pro-

Papez schvaloval vslku pro-
ii Srbsku? V Bavorsku odsou-
zen byl Fechenbach, tajemnik
zavrazd6neho byvaleho mini
sterskeho predsedy Kurt Eisne
ra, do vezenf ma deset let pro
velezradu, protoze, po valce
ovsem, vydal francouzskemu
zurnalistovi telegram bavor-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
SOKOL.
CECH-HAVLfCEK

VSem bratrim sc timtO uva-
di We znamost, re sborovd
schdze, ktere Sc konaly dru-
hou ned6li v mesici. budou Sc
behem letnfho obdobi konati
druhy ctvrtek v mesici. Pri-
Sti schGze We ctvrtek Ia. cerv-
ma. DIlezite jednani ohledne
spolecne fanny. Dostavte Sc
v plnem poctu. Ma Zdar.
Vsclav Stibr, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
KARNEVAL. "ZAHALE-
MICH PROROKU.
T9sil Sc podobne ucasti jako
pondslni pravod.

uzavfenO bylO primeri neby1
Cleveland pametnfkem tax We
sele noci jako vcera nderem
hodiny duchd, kdy Euclid ave.
prochazela strasidla odena VI
komicke ubory "a veseleho
prtvodu sjetych Sc do Cleve-
landu zednard. Velke zastu-
py lidu. zapomenouce ma spa
mex sicily Sc do dolennniho me-
sta, aby Sc pobavily pohledem
ma pochodnovy prlvod a vese-
le skupiny clevelandskych no.
stl. Nekteri trpelive cekali ma
ulicfch iiz Cd 8. hodiny vecer-
nj restaWanty a hostince VI
celem okoli byly v pravem slo-
Va smyslu nabity sice nejen
muzi ale i pohlavfm slabsim.
DivakG sc dostavilo tolik, re
byla chGze po chodnicich We
lice stizena, ba v nekolika pff-
padech znemoznena sice
nejen ma Euclid, ale i ma Su-
perior ave.
Stredem vcerejsiho spektak-
lu byl hotel Statler. Prdvod
zapocal kratce pred pGlnoci a
jeho ucastnici danny i pani OBJ
ievili Sc aspon castecne odeni
bud pajamas, nocnich ubo-
rech. pretazenych pres obycei-
ny sat neb Sc opatrili aspon
nocnfmi cepicemi. Bylo trou-
beno, hvizdano a tropen hluk
vsemoznymi nastroji "a usta-
vifneho hazeni konfetu.
Pred paradou podnikany by
ly RUNE atrakce jine, jako
koncert kapely 0 vice jak 1000
hudebnikI radnici a kazdy
oddil vykonal pred prdvodem
hlavnim maly vylet ulicemi ma
vlastni pest. TAX pochodova-
Ia improvisovana kapela "a
staleho peni j hrani hymny OBJ
zaloby prohibice "How Dry II
AM. V prdvodu popisovati
skupiny by bylo velkou praci,
Sly. oddly "cervenych d'abld",
skupiny choristek a baletek,
atd.
0 l. hodine rano bylo ma
Euclid ave, vice lidi nezli vi
obycejnych dnech polednach
a automobile sjelo Sc tolik, ja-
ko snad az dosud nikdy. Po-
ulicni doprava byla vcera VI
pravem slova smyslu ochrome-
ma jiz od vecera az do dnes-
mich castnych rannich hodin
ma Euclid, Superior ave. a W.
chodni 8. ul., zejmena ma rohu
vych. 9. ul. a Euclid ave. pano-
vala takova tlacenice, jake do
sud nebylo zaZnamenano. Po-
liciste pri nejlepsi snaze mar
ne sc snazili proklestiti cestu
poulicnim karam a automobi-
lum. Zdalo Sc skutecne, re lid
Jest "ocarovan" neb nikdo ne
cht6l jiti domu promeaiati
snad nekterou veselou podiva-
nOu.
Pc pGlnoci pax nasledovala
parada jina; ma hlavni policej-
nj stanici Sc dostavil prGvod O.
peSalych autoistG $ narkem, re
jejich stroje, zanechane ma W.
chodni 8. ul. byly ukradeny.
"kradeze" Sc ale dopustila po.
licie, nebot' policeini porucik
Josef Horazd'ovsky $ nekolika
policisty odstranili kary z mi
sta, kde prekazely frekvenci,
do vzdalenejsi vych. 12. ul. a
TAX i tato episcda vyznela v
duchu pofadaneho karnevalu.
Dnes konati sc bude dopole-
dne v Statlerove hotelu schize,
nacez nasledovati bude pro-
hlidka prlmyslovych zavodG,
plavba jezernim parnikeb
"Seeandbee" a 0 2. hodine cd
pol. zavody ceny hudebnich
kapel v M6stskem Auditoriu.
Vecer 0 8. hod. Ia velkeho pie
su v Auditoriu rozdany budou
dobyte ceny a slavnosti zakon-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
oPATRNY.

"Zaloval byste mne, kdy-
bych yam fekl, ze jste dare
bak?" - Gnu, ovsemw -
"Tak yam to radeji nefeknu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-13
v nedeli dne II. cervna

v nedeli dne II. cervna
ma farmu p. Maddocka,
(dfive p. Kouby) nedaleko
Lee Rd. asi 10 minut cd Miles
Ave. ma pravo. Priiemne po-
baveni a vyfecne obcerstveni
zaruceno. Kazdy je uctive
ivan. Pofadatelstvo
Evening star., 1923-05-18
BUSINESS TO HALT
FOR BIG PARADE
Merchants and Manufacturers De.
eide on Partial Holiday
June 5.

Washington business houses will be
closed until / o'clock on Tuesday.
June 5. in order that employees may
witness the day parade of Shriners
starting at o'clock on that day it
was announced yesterday by the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
tion.
The board of governors of the as
sociation made the recomme ndation
following consideration of a question
naire sent TO the retail members of
the organization. who replied with
unanimity that they were desirous Of
making this arrangement.
Not only retail stores. but other
Washington industries not strictly in
volved in responsibilities incident to
the Shrine convention are expected to
close their doors until the hour above
mentioned.
The board of governors of the
association at meeting yesterday
went on record as being opposed to
licensing of travelling carnivals and
direction of the board, is preparing
to wage campaign against street
yenders of every character. Secretary
sentation to this effect will be made
to the District Commissioners at the
same time the protest regarding
travelling carnivals is forwarded.
An Investigation was ordered into
reports of sale Of commodities on
government land in Washington.
r. P. Andrews. chairman of the
booster outing committee, reported
at the meeting that reservations for
the outing had been sold out. Be-
cause of limitations of the steamer
Midland. 1t was necessary to confine
the number of boosters and guests
to 210. Mr.. Andrews stated that all
of these reservations had been dis
posed of. The trip starts from the
Norfolk and Washington dock June is
at ) pm.
Evening star., 1923-05-18
OFFERS new TRAFFIC
PLAN IN SOUTHWEST
Yeatman Suggests Changes in
Shrine Week Street Ar
rangements.

Members Of the South Washington
Citizens Association. at a meeting in
Jefferson School Wednesday night, ap.
proved proposition submitted by Pres
ident George NJ. Yeatman for relieving
traffic cpngestion1n Southwest Wash
ington during Shrine week. His plan
includes diverting incoming machines 8
east on Water street at the foot of
14th street through C to 9Th street.
l4th street.
Fourteenth street is closed during
certain periods. President Yeatman
stated. and the CLOSED" sign would
prove confusing to many tourists. He
suggested that the city authorities
obtain permission to use large lot
at 18th and D streets, where auto
mobiles of persons employed in sew
eral public buildings might be parked
during Shrine week.
President Yeatman also suggested
that curb parking be permitted on
streets, where the thoroughfare' is
wide and where traffic is light.
1t was reported that merchants on
9TH street from the mall to the river
will decorate for Shrine week. A
resolution commencing Capt. Ira
mand was passed.
Robert Strobel reported that Fire
Chief Watson had promised to restore
the motor apparatus to No. Is engine
house.
A resolution asking that 7th street
below G be changed from second to
first commercial zone was tabled. The
object of the proposed change. 1t was
stated. was to permit the construc-
tion of larger business houses.
The association went on record as
| favoring the retention of the Small
wood Bowen School for instruction in
trades
Evening star., 1923-05-18
GRAHAM PLEA DENIED.
Court Refuses New Trial in $780,.
600 Alienation Suit.

Justice Hitx Of the District Supreme
Court yesterday overruled q motion Of
Lieut.. Lorimer C. Graham, U. s. NJ,
for a new trial Of his $500. 900 aliena-
tion of affection suit against Angus
tine L. Humes. wealthy lawyer Of
New York, in which Graham claimed
Humes had persuaded the officers
wife, Elsa Portner Graham to divorce
him. The jury exonerated Mr.. HumeS
Graham claimed the verdict was con-
trary to the evidence. The former
Mrs. Graham is now the wife Of
Humes. The court awarded a judg-
ment for the costs of the extended
trial last fall against Lieut.. Graham
Az Attorneys Daniel T. Wright and
Philip Ershler, for Graham. offered
no objection last Tuesday when the
court dismissed the suit of Graham
Evening star., 1923-05-18
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
TO BE DISCUSSED HERE
League Of Nations Effort to Com
bat Problem to Be Explained
by Miss Abbott.

Efforts of the league OF nations to
deal with white slave traffic problems
will be discussed at a meeting under
the auspices of the League 6f Ma
tional Non Partisan Associations At
Memorial Continental Hall next Wed.
nesday afternoon. The meeting will
be held at the same time as the
national conference Of social work,
and delegates to that conference have
been invited to attend.
Miss Grace Abbott. chief of the
Department OF Labor children's s
bureau, member OF the leagues ad-
visory committee on the traffic in
women and children. will describe 4
recent session of that committee held
Evening star., 1923-05-18
WOMEN FIGHT CARNIVAL.
Carberry Parent-Teachers' Oppose
Lease Of Playground.

Leasing of the Plaza Fairgrounds
for carnival purposes during the
Shrine convention is opposed by the
Carbery Parent-Teacher Association.
In q resolution adopted at its meeting
Wednesday night. A committee was
appointed by Mrs. A. X. Wine. presi-
dent, to carry the protest to the Com
missioners.
Addresses were made by Stephen
e. Kramer. assistant superintendent
of schools: Mrs Giles Scott Rafter.
president of the District Congress Sof
Mothers and Parent-Teacher Asso-
Citations. and Mrs. Walter Hagen. A
muscial grosram was given by Jack
Hsirfltz of the Americanization
School. accompa MED by HiIda Vogel.
Evening star., 1923-05-18
PLAN FOUNDERS DAY.

Plans for the annual "Founders'
day" celebration of Gamma Eta Legal
Fraternity were discussed by the
Washington alumnae at a meeting
in the fraternity house at 1925 K street
William L. Taggart. vice president Of
the local alumnae1spoke. President T.
G. Walsh reported on his recent trip to
Chicago, where ne was honored by
election to the National Gamma Eta
Gamma Fraternity.
Evening star., 1923-05-18

for q divorce from Mrs Humes, 1t
Is expected no appeal will be taken
from the action of Justice Hitz At
torneys Wilton j. Lambert, w. F.
Leahy and Rudolph H. Yeatman rep
resented Mr.. and Mrs Humes
Evening star., 1923-05-18
SEE EQUALITY IN SWEDEN,
By the Associated Press

Dy tne hk1UCTuteU IIeBS,
STOCKHOLM, May 1S.-The riks-
dag today approved 4 bill under
same footing as men to tho public
services with the exception Of the
military and kindred services, the
church and presiding 3udEsships In
the highest provincial courts.
Evening star., 1923-05-18
EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, 1928

at Gensva. from which she returned
Z few days ago.
Among others who will address the
meeting tre: John Fl. Clarke, former
justice OF the United States Supreme
Court and president OF the associa-
tion: DIR. A. Lawrence LowUll, presi.
dent Of Harvard University; pr. Lans-
ly Rudd Williams. managing director
OF tho National tuberculosis Associa-
tion, and DR.. Royal Meeker, state
commissioner Of labor OF Pennsyl-
vania. Homer Folks will preside at
the meeting. The general topic will
be Humanitarian Aspects of the
League Of Nations"
Evening star., 1923-05-18

In ancient Greece law provided
that IL a man divorced his wife he
could not subsequently marry a.
woman younger than his discarded
partner.
Evening star., 1923-05-18
STAGE LECTURE DELAYED.
Kenneth MacGowan to Speak at
Rams Head Theater Nav "a.

Head Players. has announced the
postponement Of the talk on "The
New Stagecraft." by Kenneth Mac
dramatic critic and writer, of
New York, from Friday afternoon of
this week to next Thursday after
noon, May "a. at 4:30.
Mr.. MacGowan will speak at the
RAMS Head Playhouse. 132sk 18th
street, where information regarding
tickets may be had or by calling
Franklin So.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-24
FRIENDLY NAVAWES
 TAKE PEACE OFFER

SALT LAKE, March 24.-The first peace proposals to be taken to the be- Ieaguered Flutes, surrounded by a ring of armed ranchers in the fast nesses of the dark tank country, were carried last night by two friendly Navajoes The fugitive Indians said they would surrender to the white men provided complete guarantees be given that their lives would be spared. United States Marshal Ward arrived at Banding last night to take charge of the situation.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-24
ALASKA FURS
 WILL SUPPLY
 WORLDS MKT.
Fox Farmer Declares Alaska Islands
 Ideal Place

SEATTLE, March 24.-That the fashion centers of the world will find their future supply of furs in Alaska is the prediction contained in the report made to the Alaska bureau of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday by Ernest Kirkberger, who has been engaged in the fur farming industry in Alaska. Kirkberger states that the supply of furs has been so depleted that the prices have risen four hundred per cent in the past twenty years, and that fur-bearing animals in the semi-domesticated state are the only source of supply for the market. The islands off the coast of Alaska were pronounced to be the natural habitat for such animals, the Pribilof Islands, where the Govern ment's fox farm, maintained during the past quarter of a century, has met with great success being pointed to as an example.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-24
INTERIOR EXPERIENCES HEAVIEST FALL OF SNOW
 IN SEVERAL SEASONS

Information received from the h. terior indicates that an unusual fall of snow has taken place in many parts since the first of the year. Due to this condition travel has been held up to considerable degree, many Of the mushers staying over in the towns, and the road houses on account of trail conditions.
 The Kuskokwim section reports a three-foot fall since the latter part ot February, with approximately five feet of the downy stuff covering the early winter deposit. Oldtimers of the Ruby and 1ditarod sections report the fall III those sections was the greatest since tho winter of 19O9-10. A shortage ol snowshoes caused many Of the trali burners to hole-up until the tralls ,oodiro to their destinations had been broken, which is generally done oy the mail carriers.
 Although the heavy fall has retard- ed those who do freighting it is hailed with delight by the mining men as thev foresee a considerable How or water for their spring mining opera lions. which is the controlling factor for an early output of gold.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-24
MANY INQUIRIES ABOUT
 SAILlNGS FOR ALASKA

Seeing Alaska With The Presi- dent" promises to be the most pop ular Summer outing, according to D.. G. McMicken, passenger traffic man ager of the Admiral Line. Following the announcement that the President would visit the far north during the month of June, the mails have been fairly flooded with inquiries asking for rates, literature, sailing dates, etc. This will be the first time in history of the United States that President has ever visited the far northern territory and the very fact that he is going, has, naturally, stim- ulated public interest in this the last American frontier.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-24
FLUTES OVERCOME
 IN A GUN CLASH
 WITH WHITE POSSE

SALT LAKE, March 24.-Word was received here late last night that the band of fugitive Piute Indians who have been engaged in an uprising fol- lowing the escape of two of their members from jail at Banding, and who have been pursued by posse of white citizens, met in an encounter yesterday near Washcomb. One 1n- dian is reported to have been killed while five bucks and four squaWs were captured.
 With only three of the original band of renegade Flutes still at large, the end of the miniature Indian uprising is now in sight