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, 1923-08-07
RiUer Platte
To Foam Today
In Beer Bath

Eight of boar that have
graced one corner of tho office OF
William Clayton. captain OF police.
arc going to have a ride down the
North Platte some time TO-DAY.
When the 1874 bottles of home brew
that are contained in these cnses
take their first dip in the stream
IL is expected that an anxious
crowd will be lined along banks be-
low who arc always d~esirious OF
finding the messages in the bottles.
But thoro will DO no messages. says
tho captain since all tho contain
ers will have their necks broken
before being s upon the waters.
Tho captain has also announced
that tho will empty a considerable
quantity OF moonshlne down the
sewer today.
, 1923-08-07
BOND ISSUES APPROVED
FOR PURCHASE BY STATE

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Aug. THE
Wyoming State Fiscal board has APP
proved for purchase by the state.
bond Issues by the Lowell and Sun
light irrigation districts. but has dis
approved an issue of tho Lowell Bench
district. The approved issues will
be bought by tho state II the attor-
ney general finds that essential legal
formalities have been complied with.
The purchases r to be mad under
an act passed by the legislature dur
ing its regular session last February.
, 1923-08-07
ACRES Plated
in ADDITIONS
TO THE CITY OF CASPER

Bids were opened on five paving
districts and n sewer district. The
contracts will not be let until We'd
nesday at which time a special meet
ing will be held for tho purpose.
The Reid Construction company.
tho Gordon Construction company.
w. F. Henning. f.. Lindstrom. and
the Security Bridge company were
bidders on storm sewer district No. 2.
Paving District No. 3s was tina
subject OF bids from tho Warren
Construction company. the Security
Bridge company. the Lloyd Building
company and Scott & Curiee. This
Warren Construction company bid on
districts No. "a. IS. 20 and 81.
, 1923-08-07

and DR.. Carl w. Sawyer who boarded
the funeral train west of Chicago yes
terday and which DR.. Sawyer is bring
ing back TO the presidents home town
this morning. He left the funeral
train at Willard. Ohio.
The funeral. plans approved by Mrs
Harding. call for tho utmost sim
plicity.
Rev. J. NJ. Lands, pastor Of Trim
ity Baptist church. tho late presi-
dents place OF worship. when in Mar
ion. Will conduct the funeral service.
Among the tentative plans vetoed
by Mrs. Harding. was for troop b,
Ohio national guard cavalry to act as
ar honorary escort at the funeral
The troops will attend the funeral but
will not act as escort. This was said
to be in compliance with Mrs. Hard
, 1923-08-07
Alcopa Road Open
For Travel Again.;
Bridge Repaired

Motorists going to Rawlins. are ad-
vised by men who have been over
both roads. to go by way Of Alcova
rather than around by Poison Spider
The latter route is longer and the
road is not IN nearly as good condi-
ton.
The Alcova route was impossible for
a short time due to a bridge being out
but this has been repaired according
to Information received at tho Trib-
une office this afternoon.
, 1923-08-07

"a Auiittdl tAhAhf Eulliihnb la pt-
hind tho schedule outlined for It when
It left San Francisco last Friday even
ing on the three thousand mile rams
continental trip entered Ohio just be-
fore reaching Sherwood after travers-
ing Indiana in time that almost consti-
tuted a record for that portion of the
route. Desperate efforts were made
through the night by railroad officials
in charge of the train to regain at
least a portion of the time lost yes
terday in Iowa and Illinois and Chi
cage but 1t was practically certain
early today that the funeral train
would not reach Washington at the
scheduled hour at 1880 p. m but how
much later the arrival would be was
somewhat of a question.
Though the trup through Iowa and
Illinois. including Chicago caused the
train to lose time on its eastward jour
ney. the tribute paid to the memory
Of the late president throughout that
section will be told and re-told for
years to come. Estimates of those &C
customed to gauging the size OF
crowds were that moro than a mil
lion persons had witnessed the pas
sage OF tho cortege, all with barred
heads and sorrowing hearts. Nc chlei
executive OF the nation. living OIL
dead. ever received such a tribute. jr
tho opinion of members OF ths funeraI
party.
sisters to the west paid an almost
continuous tribute last night as the
train Numbered along in the dark
, 1923-08-07

ing's request that no military display
be made at the funeral services con
Quoted by the late presidents home
folks.
In order that Mr.. Harding's home
folks and friends OF his native state
may have the privilege OF a last look
at their departed friend. Mrs. Hard
ing's plans call for the body 10 lie in
state at h home of his father from
soon after its arrival Thursday until
Q or 10 o'clock that night and again
for a few hours Friday forenoon. She
would not approve tentative plans for
the body TO lie in state In the Marion
court house.
The funeral service at the Harding
home will be conducted at 3 p. M.
Friday. Complete detailed funeral
plans. typewriter and approved by
, 1923-08-07

arrive in Casper tomorrow. II has
been purchased by the Powder River
post and Will be kept for use on
similar occasions in h future.
A man will be at the city hall at
1 o'clock Friday afternoon TO accept
floral offerings. These will be placed
on the altar during tho services.
, 1923-08-07

vance Of the cortege. She will take
a route through the quieter streets
avoiding tho more crowded thorough
fares. much as Pennsylvania Ave.
Mrs. Harding will be accompanied
to the White House by n few of her
most. intimate friends from among
those on board the train. The other
members Of the party will go to the
White House with the body.
, 1923-08-07
LATE SPORTS

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE New
York State Athletic commission con-
ferred with Tex Richard. promoter,
today on the match between Jack
Dempsey and Luis Angel Firpo for
the heavyweight title, then ad-
journed without issuing n statement
on his attitude toward the engage
ment. Richard sad he gathered the
impression during the conference
that the commission had no objec-
ton to the contest and would grant
u license for 1t when application
was made.
, 1923-08-07
Resolutions of Intention to Admit Big
Area adopted by Council; Bids Are
as Received on Pairing Projects

Resolution of intention to admit about 90 acres of land
comprising the East Burlington and part of the Burlington adj
ditions into the city was passed by the city council last night.
A petition had been submitted to the council bearing the
names of 800 property owners. This land is located east and
north of the old brewery
, 1923-08-07
$500 SAVINGS OF CASPERITE
Vanish AS ROLL is DROPPED
INT0C0NFIDENCE MANS BOX

William Ganeff, an Austrian, residing at 63 CY avenue,
is this morning a wiser but a sadder man. William is the
victim of the old bunko game, a variety of the gold brick
trick. The bunko game, a few decades ago, was a common
form of indoor sport of INSCRIPTIONS gentlemen who wished
to nick I'D a little loose change. OF late years it has threat
, 1923-08-07

DOVER, England. Aug. 10y
Tho Associated Press)-MH. Glenn
distance swimmer, is reported to
have abandoned her attempt to
swim the English channel when at
n point six miles off Cape Cris-Nez
on the French coast. She Is said to
have become very exhausted during
the last half hour she was In tho
water.
, 1923-08-07
E~xcapating Begins
For Business Block

Ground was broken today for tho
new business block to BIO erected by
the Cottman interests on West Sec
ond street between Center and David.
A steam shovel is being used for ex-
cayating,
, 1923-08-07

QUINCY. m.-Ralph DePaIma won
the 25 lap race I'm the Quincy speed
program and added rs points to his
total for the year in the American
automobile Association title for dirt
track racing.
, 1923-08-07
HOME STATE CROSSED
BY FUNERAL CORTEGE
Storyo Tribute Paid Men1oryof President Harding on e
Route Through Middle West to Be Told for Years to Come;
CROWDS Delay Special

ON BOARD HARDnNGF FUNERAL TRAIN AT WILLARD, Ohio, Aug 7-(By The
Press-Theb body of Warren j. Harding came home to Ohio early today but
to rest.
Strong as is the claim of the state of Ohio upon the man who was its most dhhn-
gushed son., the nation. has greater right and it is this right that will be exercised to
morrow in the lorna funerals evces in thu capital
, 1923-08-07

presented the use to tho grand Jury.
has been admitted to practice in the
United states district court by Judge
William p. James. He will prosecute
tho dntendantR- when thekr cases come
, 1923-08-07
The Associated Press).

MARION, Ohio, Aug. 10y The Associated Press)-I
buried beside his mother and sister in the M arion cemetery.
service here Friday afternoon, will be placed in the receivi
held there pending the erection of a mausoleum to receive it.
This was part of the funeral arrangements agreed to by
late president. as communicated to DR.. George 7. Harding
, 1923-08-07

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 10y the
Associated Press).-Lee Fohl has
bcen released as manager Of the St.
Louis Americans, 1t was announced
today.
In q telegram to his secretary, L.
81. Won Wese, Phil Ball, owner Of
the Browns, stated Fohl's dismissal
was "for the good Of the game and
the morale of players" Mr.. Won
Weise declined to say from what
city Mr.. Ball sent the telegram
, 1923-08-07
Fraud Charged In Sale of Prospective Pc
= troIeum Lands In Texas and Cali
fornia;; Jury Adjourns

LOS ANGELES, Calf Aug; The federal grand jury
which yesterday indicted ten oil operators, six of Texas and
four of Los Angeles, and one Los Angeles corporation. on
charges of using the mails to defraud has adjourned, subject
to call, and is not expected to convene again until September.
David v. Cahill, special assistant attorney general who
, 1923-08-07

TO trial, according 10 preHent arransc'
ments.
The Texans indicted are b. d. Chap
In. Glenn W. Black, II. W. Rowland.
John II. Maulding. George II, Ripley
, 1923-08-07

At Boston-Detroft- Boston game
postponed account of rain. Double
header tomorrow.
, 1923-08-07
Weather Forecast

Generally fair
tonight and Wednesday.
Somewhat warmer Wednes-
day.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
VELIKA LOUPEz.

st. Louis, 3. cervence. - Po-
licie st. louisska a 2 okolnich
NEST stiha sedm banditd, pr
chajicich nepochybne do stred-
nj casti Missouri We dvou auto
mobilech $38,3O6 v papiro-
vych penezfch, ukrademych pTi
prepadeni vyplatcfho spolecno
sti poulicni drahy vcera pozde
odpoledne. Diva muM byli "a
teeni ma podezfeni, ze NELL L.
castenstvi ma loupezi. Bandit6
namifii revolvery ash ma tficet
zam6stnancI, zmocnill Sc pc
neg zrovna kdyz 1rednik spo-
lecnost ichtel zapocfti s vypla-
tou unikli deSti strel Ia nj
mi vypalenych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
TUHY VOLEBNf ZAPAS.
PRI ZvLASTNf VOlBE v MINNESOTA NEBUDE
DBANO POLTTICKYCH STRAN.-

ST. Paul, Minn., g. cervence - Vsechno sm9fuje k to-
ze pr zvlani enatorke volbe 16 cervence nebude
tomto state dbano politckych strannickych rozdfld
tohe sbehlo vcera da soudi tuhy zapas
mezi repubkanskymi demokratickymi konservatvci
jedne strane pokrokovci repubkanske demokraticke
.farmafsko-d6lnicke strany druhe.
Pokrokovci budou podporova Manguse Johnsona faraf
skodelnkeho kandata kdezo konservavci postavf
guvern&ra O. Preuse jenz jest podporovan narodn ad
nistrac s8ffsfS Afif$3sts @8&s
James A. Carley, demokraticky kandidat nema nased-
ken toho mnoho vyhdek vitezstv prGlomu stra-
mach doo kdyz pokokovy repubkansky kub minnesotsk
vydal provoani n6mz oznam ze mini podporovati John
vystoupil ostre proti Preusovi.
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FOCHUV POZDRAV AME-
RICKE LEGU.

Indianapolis, 3. cervence. -
We zdejsim narodnim stanu
Americke Legie obdrzen byl
dnes nasledujici vzkaz Cd mar
Sala Foche:
"Jsem stasten, re mohu opa-
kovati Americke Legii, u pfile-
zitosti oslavy dne neodvislosti,
me pocity prichylnosti. Legie
dokazala, ze zIstala verna "a
sadam, ktere ovladaly jeji zalo
zenf. Tyto zasady jsof tytez
jake ony, "a nez Francie dnes
bojuje. Legie uznala tuto sku
tecnost a nase spolecne iedna-
nj, jako v minulosti, ma obranu
prava We svete, bude plsobiti k
nejvetsimu blahu nasich obou
zemf."
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Stojf ma Breedov9 n&vrsi v
charlstonsk& sekci bostonske
a jeho strany jsou v pfesn6m
sm9ru redut zffzenych "a noci
pred pam&tnou bitvou, a "a
kterymi Sc dostalo americkym
vojinlm prvnf ochrany pred
postupujicfmi Brity. Ode dine
bitvy uplynulo padesate rokn,
kdyx byl poloxen zakladni ka-
men, ku kter&muz aktu byl pc
zvan general Lafayette, jenz
byl tehdy n&rodnfm hostem A.
meriky. Sesel sc sc 40 dcastnf-
ky bitvy. Stavba jehlanu Sc
|prot&hla dosti dlouho neb te-
|prve %. cervence 1912 vyta-
Zen byl poslednf kamen spolu
Is Edwardem Carnesem z
Charlstonu, jenz "a nebezpec-
|n6ho vzletu naval americkym
|praporem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
OBfRA Sc DALEKOSAHLY.
MI PLANY.
Rumunska krxlovna chce w
tvofiti velikou riSi
baIkknskou.

Pafiz, 3. cervence. - Ru-
munska kralovna zanasi sc pla
mem zfizeni velke rise bal
kanske, ktera by podstat4
znamenala obnoM mOnarchi-
stickych. trGnd. Kralovna pro.
vadi svdj plan aystematiclkx cd
kUnce vaiky a domnfva Sc, Re
podafi Sc il uskutecniti jej ma
zaklad6 pfibuzenskych svazkI
Sc vseni panovnfky oholnfch
stati. Nejnoveji sc oznamilo,
re mladsi dcera 1lena bude
provdana "a bulharskeho krale
Borise. Take Jihoslovan-
skem il poji pfibuz enske svaz-
ky, provdanim dcery "a srb-
skeho krale.
Po pfipojeni Bulharska We
forme alliance Rumunskem
bylo by docfleno dominujiciho
vlivu i We strednf Europe pa
nuje mineni, re pomoci obchod
Mich smluv podaTilo by Sc II
skati take Ceskoslovensko a
pripadne Mad'arsko, kdyz by
sc tam dostali ma vrch monar-
chiste.
v pfipade uEkutetnenf toho-
to planu, poznamenavaji zdej-
81 politikove, bylo by obtfzno
pro nynejsi velke mocnosti, by
i nadale mohli ovladati "Ma.
lou DOhodu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
FRANCOUZI ROZSIRUJf
OKkUPACI.

Berlin, 3. cervence. - Fran
couzske vojsko, nemz vcera
dosla zprava, re posinuje sve
okkupaGni linie. hnulo sc dnes
do predmesti Frankfurt. die
sdeleni zde obdrzeneho.
Dusseldorf, 3. cervence. -
Oddil francouzskeho vojska
zabral vcera Westhofan. seve-
rovychodne od Hagenu. kde
zatkl mestanostu stanl6niho
spravce, postmistra a jine
mestske uredn1ky. Vcera ok
kupovali Francouzi Wiesba-
denskou odbocku Risske ban
ky a zabavili velkou castku Pc
neZ.
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MA PRY Sc Ps
SI.OvENSkO.

Praha. 3. cervenee. Ma
sjezdu 'I;dove strany' tkatoli-
ck6) byla pfiiata fe'soluce, We
ktere 50 yytyka, ze ceskoslo-
vensko porusilo snlouvu st.
germainskou, piijetlm a usta-
noyenina Sc pod maven, ktery
nebyl aptorisov&el t.rnto dokii-
mentem. v resolnsa SC pax u
|vadi, ahy vlada f.eprodlene
,nros - s..... reg.sls q s.vss, tax.
aby zen1e nazSvaia se Cesko-
SloveGsko" misto jcdnotneho
nazvu, "Ceakoslovensko" iak
jest zavedeno.
Tyto d1vody op-raji Sc 0
fakt, ze y recene smlouve, fran
couzslAy sepsane. mluvi Sc 0
'sstatu ceSko-slovenskem" O.
rlginale: 'I'Etat Czecho-Slo-
yaque9, coz je vykladano ia
ko dve slova. Vlada pozt4yil,
Sc prot tomuto nesmyslnemu
navrhu prohlasila, re zem6
sc nazyva Ceskoslovensko, ma
cemz zustane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
UPRAVENf PLYNOVE OTAz
KY ma PkEDMESTfCH.

Po 1. srpnu roku 1924 bude
pfirodni plyn. dodavan plynar-
nou do Cleveland Heights "a
techze podminek jako do Gle.
velandu v0bec. AZ do teto do
by, pocMaje 1. apnem 1923.
platiti budou podobn6 jake
East Cleveland. Dosud platili
jen s5c do prwnich 10000 stop
"a kezdy tisic az do Soc "a 0.
debrany plyn pres 10000 stop
2 Cd lstoSniho, srpna $1.00 "a
prvnf 1000, po Soc az do go.
900, dalGch 10000 po 6Oc a
pies 400 po 76c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
KAPITALISTE S NOVOU
BULHARSKOU
VLADOU.

Sofie, 10. cervna. - (PoStov
nj zprava.) - Svaz bulhar-
skych prdmyslnfku vydal pro-
volani, v nemz vyzyva sve pri-
slusniky, aby pfispeli Wade v
jeji snaze udrzeti pofadek a
zakonity stav, ktery byl zemi
tax st'astne zaveden. Vybizi
dale prImyslniky, ably dodrzo-
vail maximalnl ceny svych W.
robki, necekajice ma interven-
ce Sc strany vladni. Svaz pTi-
pomina svym clenlm, ze hlavni
jejich povinnostf jest podporo-
vati snahy vlady pro dpravu
hospodaTsk6ho zivota zaji-
stenf rozmachu zeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
VENEZUELSKY MfSTOPRE
SIDENT ZABIT.

Caracas, Venezuela, 3. GER
vence. - General Jean Comes,
mistopresident republiky We
nezuela, nalezen byl tn dnes
IA SVEN lfizku zastfeleny a ne
nj pochyby, ze lkladna vrazda
byla spachana. Gomez mel
mnoho politickych nepratel a
jiz jednou pred tim byl ma ne
no podniknut atentat.
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hlasena "a neplatnou. Omyl
zalezel v tom, ze v textu &c
mluvi O $4,000, kdezto v mad
pisu stalo $4,000. Prvn9jsi ma
yor vetoval a jaky osud polka
druhou dosud znamo nenf. -
Prvni zavinila roztrzIku mayo
ra byvalym fiditelem m&st.
skyck financf Gesellem.
Mestska rad'a jedhala tel O
jine pfedloze, tykajicf Sc hra-
cich automatI Stest&novych,
btera odkazaha byla pffslusn6-
mu vyboru.
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DRUHA ORDINANCE STRAIN
PLANU VLADY MESTA
PROSTREDNICTVfM
MANACERA.

Vcera byla mayprovi Kohle'
rovi pfedlozena k podpisu dru
ha ordinance $4,000, die kite
re ma byti povolan znalec jen3
by prostudoNal plany jak me
stem vladnouti pomocf mana
gera. Ordinance pfijata byls
ma pondelnim zasedani NEST
ske rady a podobna, jiz pfed
tydnem pfijata ordinance pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
TkICET LIDf ZABITo.

Londyn, 3. cervenlce. - Til
Get osob bylo zaIbito padesat
poran6no, kdyz Walk jedouci z
Bukurestj do Jassy, vyAinul Sc
z kolejf, die zpravy obdrzene
dnes z hlavnfho mesta rumun-
skeho.
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ZMENA vLADNi FORMY v RUsKU.

Moskva, - We ctvrtek sejde novy exeku
vni vybor Spojenych Sa Ruskych zahrnuci ruskou fe
deraci jeff pojence. cervencove schulz dode ku meno
vanf novych komsafl kter vo budou minserstvo Spoj
Stati Ruskych jez sai bude vse nezi komsaf vlasn
no Ruska Soucasne rozhodnuto bude move forme vady
ktera bude mft parliament dvOu snemovnach Nov komi
af jak soud v6 tast vybrani nyn9jsich ko-
msart Mkulas Lenn tTebaze jest stale jes6 zd
stane pfedsedou mnisterstva.
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vESNICE ZNIcENA OHNEM.

Hardwick, vt. 5. cervence.
- Ohen znicil skoro dplne
zdejsi vesnici dnes. Pomoc
priuolana byla z okolnlch me-
stecek k zapolenf S pozarem,
jehoz p1vod neni 2nam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
PROHIBICNf ZRlZENCI DO zALARE.

Cincinnati o.. 3. cervence. Soudce Matthews odsou-
dill diva dv6js prohibcni zrizence Newton nedaleko
ud kazdeho rok do kaznice pro vyran penez od mali
Itele obchodu ihuprosymi napo. Muzi tito, Andrew
Moore Roy Hedges, byi usved6en pal uplaek $50
liza ochranu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
BYL PRY TRYZNEN JAPONCI.

San Francisco, g. Prohlasv. ze byl ryzn6n
posaven pred popravci streleckou ceu marnem sli
vynucen nej tajnych namofnckych informac, porudik
Lawrence Gallagher namcfncke Spc;enych Stau
podal sznost pro japonskym ufadum Sanghai prize
zdu sem 2 Orientu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
TURECKO Sc UZAVlRA CIZINCUM.

Caiihrad 3. cervence. Angorsky zahranicni TRAD
vedoml zastupce zahranici nadale cznc prejici
veJ do Turecka musi obdrzet zvlasni povoen kaz
dou osobu Ango To skutecnosti znamena uzavrenl
Turecka cizincum. Depese naznacuje tim byi
zpdsobeny nepfiemnosti americkym mssonafum pomoc
nym pracovnikum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
STAVKY Sc SfRf v MEXIKU.

Mesto Mcxlko g. cervence. = Vsechen obchod jest o.
chromen Vera Cruz Orzab6 jako vysledek savek Oe
vreny jsou edne ekarny grocerie pekarny. Panu oba
wy vseobecna stavka rozsir do Jalapy Cordovy
ren d6lnctvu doslo kdyz textni zavody Orzahe
hlasy vyhost.
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TICHON Sc STALE POVAzUJE "A
PATRIARCH.

Moskya, 3. cervence. - Archbishop Tchon jenz byl
pred nedavnem propulsion vezen aby svobod4 vyckal
svIj process obvnen protrevolucni cnnos vysov
vic zasupci Spoeneho tku ze stale jee povazue
patriarchu ceeho Ruska ze bude sve
cirkevni cinnos Minulou nedei souz jz prvnf boho-
sluzby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
PARNiKY ZTROSKOTANY.

Halifax, N S, B. cervence - Dva dalsi parniky byly
ztroskotany pondeh tomtez nebezpeGnem bfehu ST.
Marys Bay pf pobfeM zniho Newfoundland. parpk
Marvale potop. Jsou parnky O. A. Knudsen Becac
Banba Muzstvo obou bylo zachraneno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-04
MNOHEM MEME SNATKU.

Eyria, O., 8. cervence. Cekem 100 povoleni shat
ku bylo vydano oto mest6 porovnani 1914
tentyz mesc roce mnuem.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-12
SPEAKER DESCRIBES
RAVAGES OF SMOKE

Excessive smoke in indianapolis is
causing a tremendous cost in addi-
tional repairs, cleaning and lighting,
asserted. Prof. a. w. Cole of Purdue
University in an illustrated lecture on
smoke abatement Tuesday night at
city hall.
Statistics show hat people in In
dianapolis are forced to wear dark
clothing In winter on account of the
frequent necessity for cleaning light
colored clothes, he said. The cleaning
and replacing Of wall paper and in
side hangings is done twice as often
as 1t should be.
Cleaning bills in local hospitals were
on the average so to rs per cent high
er than in clean cities, he declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-12
EX-GOVERNOR AT CLUB

Semuel r, McKelvie, ex-governor Of
Nebraska and publisher of the Ne
braska Farmer, Lincoln, Neb., will
address the Advertising Club Thurs
day noon at the Chamber of Com
merce on The Farmers Fool
Friends" Thursday will be new
member" day. Jesse Hanft wins the
title Of commandments of the
membership army. Other winners:
Hank Williams. Lester Meyer, Joe
Moeslein, Bob Heuslein, Paul Morgan,
Russell Etter, Earl Ferguson. Mrs
\. Otto Abel. Title Wayne and Ralph
Jacobs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-12
BOARD HALTS BUILDING

The work of the City Baking Com
pany in remodeliug it's building at
Sixteenth and Belefontaine SITS, In
order that the second floor may be
used for offices, has been ordered
stopped by the board of coming ap-
peals.
The district surrounding the bakery
is designated rs residential, although
the present building was erected be-
fore the coming law went into effect.
The board will hold a public hearing
in four weeks.
The board continued a number Of
cases and announced the district at
Forty-Ffrst and New Jersey SITS. and
Harding and Twenty-First SITS. would
remain residential.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-12
LLOYD GEORGE TO
THROW STRENGTH
70 LABOR PARTY
Welsh Leader and ASquith
Score Premier'S Action as
UnjuStifiabIe,
By United Press

DIV UntE6u FFeSS
LONDON, Dec. 12.-Former Prime
Ministers David Lloyd George and H.
H. Asquith, after consultation with
other Liberal leaders, declared wa
today on Premier Baldwin and de-
cided definitely to lend no support to
the conservative party in Commons.
-Characterizing the action Of Bald
win in retaining office as "unjustih-
able on any ground whatever-if not
actually observation-disclosures
and Lloyd George decided to assist
the labor party, the official "opposi-
ton" to defeat the conservatives at
the earliest opportunity.
Executives OF the labor party at the
first formal session since their success
in the general election, agreed to vote
against the government and TO form
a ministry of their own whenever in
vited.
Leaders Of the liberal party, al
though reaching no definite agree
ment with the laborites, decided to
assist in the governments defeat on
the first division in the house OF com
mons.