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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
cESK OSL OVElgE
ROZPOcEf
Vysledky isporn6 p0litiky fi-
nanGnihO ministra RaJfna.

Praha, %. prosince. Ro1-
pocet ceskoslovensk& republi-
ky ma rok' 1923 vyl<azuje scho-
dek asi 6O,OOO,O0O Ke, COZ
jest o 37O,OOO,OO0 meme nezli
byl deficit ma rok 1922 o
10000 900 meme nezli na rok
1921. v rozpoctu jsou dve za-
jimavosti. Predne rninistr IL
nanci podavs. vykaz plati stat
MICH dfednikI a zffzenci ma
zvl&stnim archu, odd&len9 cd
ostatnfho vydani, talk ze je po-
lozka ia pfe|hlednejsi q "a dru
he podava jej We form6 OBJ
chodnfho vykazu, takze parla-
.mertri :-nalci ,;4e # e issLl
/ ilsou experty, lepe Sc mem
lvyznajf, a parliament snaze bu-
de moci odhadovati, je-li soci-
alisovany prdmysl vynom6jsi
nezli podnikani soukrome.
Vefejne vydanf v Ceskoslo-
|vensku dosahlo vrchole v roce
minulem. Vladnf vydani rostlo
ustavicne po ctyry roxy, cd t6
DOLBY co byla republiha zaloze-
ma, ale nyni nastava obrat. Ma
rok 1923 slibuje Sc velika lle-
va, ktera konecn6 mGze byt;
vetsi nezli sc dosu!d doufalo.
Ma rok 1923 odhaduje Sc stat
nj vydani ma .19,370,O00,0 600
prijem pax ma 18,810,000.OO0
korun.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01

Jen same zvesti pfeulkrutn6
je dosud vSude slySeti,
jen same veci trpk6, slnutne
pro. muze, zeny, pro d9ti,
plod nicf se jiz " lins matak,
jak kol1nutliyJ je to zjevs
ana foi1 tech lidskych jatek
iris vSude cerstvou lidskou krev.
Rodinu zalozit lze st6zf
fadam namezdnych otroki
a tax jich zivot slnutne h6zf
tim tenpem d&l rok Cd roku!
Jen st&tnici 81 ned9laji
2 takovych zjevi svedomi,
ii dal Sc stale dobre mali,
kdyz nestihnon je pohromy
kdyz jak se stalo tfeba v Recku,
je neodstfelf zsrana kdys
as mimi itu lnoudrost ySecln1
jiz mA na pffklad sGunnaris. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
SLADEK LEMP SEBE-
VRAHEM.
N&sledoval otce = sestru, ktefi
skonGili timtsz zpisobem.

st. Louis, 80. prosince. Nv
William ]. Lemp, 54-lety, pred
seda druhdy siroko daleko zna-
me Lemp Brewing Co., spa
chal sebevrazdu dnes, stfeliv
Sc dvakrate do srdce v dradov-
Inc pivovaru v jizni casti mesta.
Byla to tfeti sebevrazda v ro-
dine proslulych sladkd; jeho
otec a sestra rovnez vlastni ru-
kou zivoty 81 wall.
Lemp Brewing Company
bezprostfedne pred uzakone.
MIN prohibice byla povazova.
ma "a jednu Z nejv9tAich pivo.
varnich spoletnosti na sv6ts
a,.n I'd jill 81 r,zhlad:sI il.s ~
nacti akrech v jizni casti me.
sta a mel ceny nejmene ST..
600, 900. Byl vSak prodan v
minulem mesici cervnu v draz.
be riznym obchodnim zajmlm
celkem "a $685., 900. Cd te
DOLBY byl pry Lemp sixteen, jez
to. ocekaval, ze dostane mno-
hem v6tSi cenu "a svij MAZE
TEX.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01

V Anglii chytrejsi jsou Ease,
nez jiny vitr' zavane,
tam statnik zmizi v pravem case
a pax Sc mu mic nestane
Zvlast' lituji ted svoji tchyni,
neb slycham case jejl vzdech,
:ze 0 Lloydu Georgovi nyni
necita denne v journalech,
co vcera delal a kde recnil,
re cd zubu jej boil tvar,
neb kazdy jeho pohyb zvecnil
driv obetavy novinar.
Nez skonci konference jedna,
jiz honem je tn nova zas,
a tax ia situace bedna
Sc dale tahne drahny cas-,
kez pfinese nam ten rok novy
v budoucnost lepM nad8ji,
Ii dal buderne plytvat slovy I.
nez budovati rad4ji2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
zBuJNIcrvf v cnIcAou,

Chicago. 80. prosince.
Zbujnfk sEelil stndentku ze
sttednf skoly, kdW odepfela
= MIN mluviti i zastfelil str&z-
nfka pin pokusu uprchncutf
dnes casn6 rano. Druh polici-
stdv smelil q nejspfse' smrtelne
zrsnil zbujn1lka. Tyz byf po-
zdeji ztotozn6n jako John Rie-
se. jeden ze III zbujnhkd. kteff
setlsah &c . drnEihou stadent0
ze sfednf Skoly, y'acejfcch e
! taneEnf z&Ibavy q zah33M
stfelbu. kdy5 kechteli > lllni
mluviti. 1abitt strazuA jsst
william o'Mallsy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
PARNfK o n HODINY
ZPOZDEN.

New York, 80. prosince. -
,! O 72 hodiny zpozd9n, nesoucf|
znamky hrozneho z&'pasu 8 viz
chricf a vlno|bitdm, americkN
parnik Manchuria pfistal vt3(
ra We zdejsim pfistav9. P e.
veil Ats zdesenych cestujfc -
| a til, kteff sc ulryh kdesi XI
lodnim nakladu . jeli ma e.
po. Jeden n&mofnfk syA. -
byl s paluby vysokou vln4u b6
hem boufe . vrzen jinou W
nou zp1t ma LODI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
BRITlCKY REP NlAcNf
u; Plan.
Dads pfsdloxen M xitfej5
schtxi premiert ' Paffxi. /

Londyn, so. prosince. - Bri
Iticti odbornici dolconcuji sve
!pr&ce ma b1dtick6m reparat-
nina pann = premier Bonsr
Law odjede 5 MIN do Paffze '
p0lydEli. Premier donf&, ze ~
|lezitost v&lecnych n&hrsd bu-
|de eiApokojive vyffzena pied
[uplyhutim pffstfho tydne.
zdali ne, Britove bud' So
|dpln6 vzdali . pevninovych "a
|lexhostf 4 zistavf Francii, Bel
|gii q Italii, aby Sc hfdlily s
N9meckem reb zad&ly pomoc
|od Spojenych Statd. Y pffpa-
de, ze Britove by se vzd&lni,
Francie vtrhla by do Ruhru
okamzite.
'OGek&v& Sc, ze We hlavnich
|bodech brit6cky navrh bude
|nasledujlci:
N9mecl1k valecne n&hrady
Ihyly by snizsny ma cfslici. kte-
|rou by Nemecko mohlo zapla-
It'll, ! nepffsn9jsimi pol1uta-
mi i tresty, kdyby z&vazkdm
'sv5un znos4 nedpst&lo !; mora
|torium M HI neb ctyfi roxy se
|snfzenymi splatlrami ma I delsi
dobu, tax aby N9uscsko mohlo
''se vkpamatovati indnstri&lne ;
N9mecku mali byti habldnuty
|vthodn& dislecdlka, Aloat6 rli
| (pfesnk svtm z&vaxk0m; V4lk&
Bsatanie pfijm< y e rspa-
= lxnisa ssssiy u afgllslasn &pc5 -.
inecktchN dluhd . snad slew
cast pohled&kek, jez ma U
Francie; Francie slew n9co na
Idluzich, ji1niz jsou j povinno-
|vani ostatnf spojenci; padesat
billioni zlatych marek (asi
f$12.20O, 0O0,000) uvadi Sc ja-
| ko dplna c&stka ! nahrad, JED
lbudou vyrnahany ma Nemecku,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
Praha, dne 1912. 1922.
mgm kajankam ajand ame Nov6mu roku 1923 vue Ba

At jakkoli jiz dopadne to,
doufejme, hIr ze nebude,
ze nezi Pride pffsti kto,
lid veselej 81 zahude,
ze re svobody vydobyts
Sc budem tesit elm dal vic,
ze nepratelsk6 zaSti skryte
prestane chmufit Vlasti lie,
ze narod, ktery odhodlane
vzdy CELL ranam Osudu,
yeas vzkfikne zas: 3Hrr ma me-
a nezahyne We trudu,
"a morem ma sestry, bratry,
jiz dal vzhlfzejf s laskou k nj,
nuz Cd Sumavy az po Tatry
necht' rosie dal a mohutni,
at dale vse Sc daf1 zenam
i muzdm v praci pro polrok,
at mnoho st9stf pfinese nam
nastavajfcf 80 N0VY ROK!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
MA sQUARu ZRANkNY
KRAJAN.

Ma rohu Superior Ontario
ulice srazen byl vssobotu vecer
krajan, 5O-lety Jan Poskocil "a
sazen byv autem q t6zce IRA
n4n. Byl dopraven do. Lake
side nemocnice, kde shled&no,
ze mu zran9na byla p&tef 9 zlo
mena prava pate. Krajan Po-
skotil bydli v (. 1915 Trumbull
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
DIVA DAI.sf REPUBLlKANI
POPRAVENl.

Dublin, 80. prosince.- Diva
dalsi nepravidelni republican
sti za6atci byli dnes popraveni
z rozkazu 1fddl Svobodn&ho
Statu. SPoprava vykonana by
la v Kilkenny. Die dfednfh0
oznamenf muM tito Sc jmeno.
vail Murphy q W'helan q podf-
leli Sc ma drobne valce prot
pravid elnemu vojsku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
FINANcNf REFORMA
v POLSKU.

Varsava, %. prosince. Mi
nistersky predseda Sikorski
pozval vsechny byvale mini
stry financi ke konferenci ma
den 9. ledna "a Icelem vypra-
covani financni reformy. Kon-
ference konati Sc bude pod
pfedsednictvim noweho presi-
denta Woiciechowskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
PRolOCTyf o vElKE PRO.
sPERlTE PklSTfM RoKEAs.


st ts =
Ma z&klad9 telegrafickych
zprav zeleznic cel6 zem9 test
mas fiditel lifadovny ekonomie
zeleznic Julius H. Parrnelee,
BE pffStf rok bude skutecnym
obdobfm velke vseobecn6 cello
narodni prosperity. Cisty pif-
jem drah 8 provozu obnasel "a
minuly rok $145, 900, 900. COZ
by znmenalo 4.O5 proc. zdroce
nj kapitalu odhadnutelfo nezi-
statni .obchodnf komisi. v ro-
ceaminul&m dosahlo toto z6ro-
cAif jen 8.3 proc, kdezto roku
1030 sbnaSelo jen jedin@ pro-
cento 5 nepatrnJm zlomkem.
Uspsch dostavil Sc pies letnf
stavku Y, zeleznicnfch dfln&ch,
jez st6la spolecnosti velike
SUNNY penez.
Podobn9 j zprava sekret&fe
Hoovera mi mnohoslibn6 neb
slibuje opetn9 v9tsf prosperitu
celeho sv9ta. kter III zvolna 2
teak xh val
k0u ..--.-s~-zur6VOvati. TIL
neb ctyfi evropsk6 staty, jichz
sit1ace vzhuzovala q dosud
vzbnxuje starosti nepadajf pff-
liS m v4hu. ielikox ppmxry je-
jiSh jsou payodu fisk &infho q
pclftick&ho. Vsude patrna Jest
jisti ust&lenost . bolsevictvi
ztr&ci stfle vice pddy j v Ru-
atu seJa&n, kde ustupuje jist6-
mn aleIGsni socialbmu y indi:
M ai - neb ezpe4l
hladn J bfdy xnstane obmeze,
no ma nejmensi obl4st cd vzni-
ku valky. vyroba Sc zved&,
cfmz mizf pomalu i nezam6st-
nanost. Mezinarodni obchod
ozivuje, byt' byl pouhym OBJ
chodem sm6nnym, zbozi "a
zbozi, ktere jest tfmto zp1so-
benz ziskavano q nikoli jake to
mu bylo "a valky "a mennu po.
chybne ceny neb ns livery je.
ste pochybn9jsf jistoty.
v Americe pax die Hoovera
vibec pfestala byti nezam6st.
nanost problemem a vyjma POI
niho hospod&fstvf mozno pova.
zovati jiz dnesnf situaci "a do.
brou. Primysl jest v cinnosti
plati dobre mzdy, doprava, oh.
chod, vyvoz j dovoz vykazujl
v6tAf obrat a krone pomerd ev'
ropskych Sc mdze 0 Americe
fici. ze ma jiz nasledky valky
"a sebou. I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
PLANE MYSTERY
now SOLVED
Abandoned Air Machine Is
Removed from Morgan
Beach by StreSSholm

MORGAN, Dec. 1O-Mystery
which surrounded the abandonment
of an aeroplane along the sound was was
cleared yesterday, when Camppeh
Stressholm, owner of the plane cir
cled in the air for a short While giV-
ing a large number of spectators the
thrill of safe landing. Stressholn
told the reporter OF the Evening
News that he had abandoned lne
machine because of an accident, ana
was unable for some time to secure
a mechanic to make the needed ao-
justnaents and repairs. He said tnaI
only a short time ago he purchased
the plane from William Halsteaa OIL
staten Island. William klebb' an
expert in that line. vas called ana
put the machine into good shape.
Yesterday afternoon Olaf Olsep OF
Perth Amboy, pilot, was engs geo
to make the initial flight follo1ing
the repair OF the machine. olsen
and Stressholm went up in the ar
making a decidedly qnick getaway
They flew over the bay rounding
back to their starting point. A
second flight was made and the pilot
took with him Donald Cooper, or
Roselle, a friend of the plane owner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
SIaccoboy Floor
SPOTSWO0D

Miss Flora Taylor, of New York,
Is visiting at the home OF her
brother, John Taylor.
Mrs. Bessie Kahle spent Friday
at the home of her cousin, George
III. James, in Helmetta.
A needlework sale is being held
by the Dutch Reformed church for
the benefit of the Near East relief
at the community house, today. The
sale will also be held on Wednes-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
SHIPPING TEAM WINS
TWO GAMES IN LEAGUE

HELMETTA, Dec. 10.-The sur
prise of the tournament of the de-
partments of the George w. Helme
Company was the two victories OF
the shipping room over the ONCE
Eve. lea ders In the league race, who
were thought to be sure winners o1
the match. Mccain led the high
markers for the night, while Paul
Latkanic topped the winners for
score and average. The lineup fol-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
SlIguG3IrnIB
(For Tuesday Only
Bn cAIrNrIETs 11a

1.5o GAUNTLETs, 1.19.
Duplex gauntlet, with strap
at wrist. Made of double
sueded fabric. Contrast gore
and novelty embroidered back.
Mode, beaver, brown, gray
and covert. Sizes 51a to 8.
Street Floor.
BOYS CORDUROY
PANTS, 1.65.
Regular 2.50. Just 800 pairs
Of these excellent quality
pants. Full lined. Popular
shades. Sizes 7 to II. Second
Floor.
TRAVELLING BAGS, 4.s5.
Genuine walrus travelling
bags at greatly reduced
price-for tomorrow only.
Sizes 16 and 18 in. Leather
lined. Sixth Floor.
25c PENCIL SETS, Ice EACH
Children pencil sets, con-
tanning 4 pencils, a penholder
and an eraser. Cloth-covered
cases with snap fasteners in
either blue, green or red.
Street Floor.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
100 DOZEN.
women's pure linen hand
kerchiefs-all white and neatly
hemstitched. Street Floor.
BATH SETS, LOO SET.
Turkish bath sets. consist
ing Of large bath towel and
two face cloths to match.
Neatly boxed for gift. Second
Floor.
BOYS UNION SUITS, s5c.
300 ecru cotton ribbed suits
slightly mapped. Size % to
"a. While they last. Boys
Shop, Second Floor.
BOYS POLO HATS, 94c.
Reg. 1.29 and 1.9s. Chin
chilla polo hats, with pull
down earband, in tan, brown,
navy, gray and heather
shades. Limited quantity.
No mail, phone or c. o. d.
orders. Second Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
The Notion Section
Is a Gift Bazar
1t Abounds in Christmasy Things!

IMPORTED SEWING BASKETS. ..... 200 to 5000
IMPORTED SEWING BOXES. ........ 275 to $500
CHILDREN'S SEWING BOXES.... so to LOO
FANCY SILK RIBBON SHIR-ELASTIC, yd. .39 to LOO
GARTER LENGTHS OF RIBBON, length. .3S and so
READY MADE SILK RIBBON CARRIERS,
trimmed, in box, pr.................. LOO to 3.25
LINGERIE NOVELTIES MADE OF RIB
BON ......................... 10 to 15O
RED TAFFETA RIBBON, for packages
7-yard piece Observation-Disclosures. .29
PARIS CARRIERS, pair. ................ .27 to rs
MEMS PARIS GARTER SETS, set........ so to LOO
MEMS ARM BANDS, pair. ............... .25
BAMBERGER'S-STREET FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
] D | N T-E A 6 {
For Stiff, Swollen Joints
Rheumatism or Otherwise
Says: 'sWhen Joint-Ease Gets in-Joint
ARouv Ceta Ont

Gays: when JOint-Ease Gets in-Joint
Agony Gets Out"
It was a high-class pharmacist who saw
prescription after prescription fail to help
hundreds OF his customers TO get rid Of
rheumatic swellings and stift inflamed
joints
And It was this same man who assert
ed that a remedy could and would be
compounded that would make crealSy.
swollen tormented joints work with just
as much smoothness as they ever did.
Now this prescription. rightly named
Joint-Ease, after being tested successfully
on many obstinate cases, is offered
through progressive pharmacists to the mill
lions OF people who suffer from ailng
Joints that need limbering up.
Swollen. twlngy inflamed. stiff. pain
fornented Joints are usually caused by
rheumatisn. but whatever the cause Joint,
Ease soaks right in. through skin and
flesh and gets right TO and corrects the
trouble at It's source.
Remember Jofnt-Ease is foe ailments or
the Joints, whether in ankle knee. hip, ell
bow. shoulder. spine or finger, and when
you rub 1t on. you may expect speedy ana
gratifying results
IT IL now on sale at National Pharmacy
stFe and druggists eysryyhars Tor %
pe}4s I fnhe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
shipping Room

HELMETTA, Dec. 10.-The Scotch
floor with two victories over their
rivals, the Maccoboy department five,
in the department tournament OF
the George w. Helme Company,
are now on even terms with the
Once five for first honors. Fair
scores were rolled. Bielot was high
for the victors and Petric like
honor for the losers. The scores:
Scotch Floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-10
An Interesting Pre-Holday Sale of
Athactiue Cedar Chests
1900 1900 2I.OO

For Strongly Built Chests That Sell in the Regular Way
at 2OOO 22.OO and $500 Respectfully ly-Partcuary
Nice for Gifts
whole carload of new chests tangy with the haunting
smell of ripe cedar wood the major element this
sale They secured very definite concession price
Along with them regular stock of cedar chests will be Of
ferd for only very decided reductions from regu
lar price
ALL ARE MADE OF GENUINE RED CEDAR
BEAUTIFULLY POLISHED = MOTHPROOF
Each made with rounded corners and edges with lock
and dusproof lid regardless of whether shallow
box STYLE deep and rooy bright with brass TRIM decora
tive with cedar motifs
4O-Inch Chest Regularly 2O.OO-Now 1900
44-Inch Chest Regularly 22.OO-Now 1900
48-Inch Chest Regularly 25.OO-Now 2I.OO
And many others mahogany regularly 31o to
reduced o 28.35 o
uRTH FLOOR
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21
A MURDER
 MISTER
Bloody Corpse in Can vas. IDriverless Team,
 Near Panama.

Percy Hur tington, said to be an old timer in the Tanana sec tion, was fovlly murdered a few days. ago, according to word brought here yesterday by Frank Monkman
 Just prior to Mr, Monkman's S leaving Nenana word was re celved there that the mail car rier travelling up river, while at a point 18 miles below Panama, saw a driverless dog team ap- preaching. The carrier stopped the team. Making an examina tion of the sled, he was appalled,. on unfoldine the canvas, to see lifeIess body wi hin, bespat- tered with much blood.
 Attaching the stray team to the end of his own sled, the car rier proceeded to Tanana, where the body was identified as that of Huntington.
 Assistant Prosecutor E, B Collins and Deputy Jack Woods were on the point of leaving Nenana for Tanana as our in- formant was leaving, further than which all details concern ing the grewsome crime are lacking.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21
OFFICIALS
 OF tA1)3.dE. Aa E51ai E B B
Secs. Work and Wal lace to Visit Alaska
 This Summer.

Washington, March 19 -If is practically certain that Alaska, in addition to President Harding5 wlil see both Secretary of h. terior Work and Secretary oe Agriculture Wallace during the coming summer
 Both Cabinet officials will go North to find out facts feE tive to the developments of the Terri tory. Secretary Work will look over the Gozerument railroad, and may take a side tip into the oil fields of the Cold B y section. Secretary Wallace will take in the forests along tha shore line and visit the departments agri. cultural experiment. station at Fairbanks. Secretary of War Weeks, it is quite probable, will also pay d visit to the Territory. The War Departments interest in Alaska lies in the develop ment of roads and in 4elesFaphio and cable communication, while four departments are interested in the constructionaof the pro- posed wireless station at Point Barrow. The Navy Department has large oil reserves there, and plans are BOW being formulated for their examination and devel- opment.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21
A TRAGEDY
 AT EVERETT ' r '
Four Killed With AK; Bodies Buried in
 Ruins.

Everett March 18.-Mrs. Cleo patra Karas and her two chil- dren-PolIy aged two, and Alex, aged four-and Gust Karas, her brother,in-law, were found dead this morning in the ruins of the Home Bakery, which they con- ductad. The bodies revealed that the two adults were first killed with an ax. Peter Karas, husband of the woman. was also murdered about four months ago.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21
MAIL VIA
 AlRPIL-AnE
Submit Bid for Nome KOtzebue Sound
 Service.

Seattle, March 18.-E. J. Mat thews, president of the Denny & Benton Clay 6 Coal Company, acting on information supplied by Lieut. E. G. Fullerton, for merly of the Amundsen expedi- tion, has submitted to the Post- office Department a bid to estab- fish an airplane mail service from Nome to Kotzebue sound. Planes are to be used also in transporting surveyors to the Naval oil reserves in the Arctic region, recently established by presidential proclamation.
 To carry out these projects Matthews has organized the Alaska Airways Company, pur- chased 8 naval flying boat and engaged A. c. Eckman as his pilot. Arrangements are being made to ship a hydroaeroplane to Nome on the Victoria, sailing on June 9th, Action on the bld for carrying the mail Is expected in May.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21
RUSSIAN
 E:FIljGE.:Ez:S 5:
800, On II Ships, Ex. cluded From Land
 ing in U. s.

Washington, March 19-The State Department, in a statement issued today, declared that eight hundred refugees nrw on eleven snips. in Manila harbor can not be brought to this country, due to the fact that the Russian Im- migration quota has been ex- hausted. These Russians. it is understood. are hostile to the soviet government, and Jed the country when the bolshevists pushed their control into Si- berla.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21
JERUSALEM
 DISORDERS
Caused by the Turkish Flag Flying During
 Demonstration.

Jerusalem, March Is. - The Turkish flag was flown here Fri day during a procession held in connection with demonstration called by Arabian leaders. Dur Ing the demonstration a number of disorders broke out. compel ling British troops to disperse the paraders, but not before seV- eral Arabs and a few native po- licemen were wounded. Six ring. leaders in the demonstration were arrested.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21
AHIE: RIGA
 AND A8!A
w ould Unite Countries by Tunnel Under
 Boring Straits.

Phil ad elphia, March18 The conn ction of America and 'Asia by a tunnel across Boring Sfrait was suggested by Prof William Hung, of Picking University. in an address here today. Amer ica's destiny was more closely bound with Asia than with Eu- rope, he said.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21

Dan McGinty was among those who turned here yesterday, after a winters visit on the Outside, coming from Kobi a8 a passenger Of |. a Grant. Mr. Ginty's itinerary on he Outs 9 in- cluded all principal Pacific coast cities from Seattle to San Dlego, as well as a view into Mexico's interior.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21

Each claiming the other for his pas senger, FnAnk Guskey and Sergeant Bupdy returned from Tscotna Monday morning. Questioned as to his i'm pressions of that cny and his reception. Bundy says merely. "Some placel Some folks, aud some timel Thanks to every one of 'eml'
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21

Miss Josephine Parent will have an other birthday next s@tnrday-her l2th one, by the way. To assist the young lady in celebrating the day her friends will assemble at Clough hall Saturday nj ght aod participate in dancing and other pleasures, to which each and all are invited to be present.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21

Superintendent l.. r. Bullard, of the
  Nixon mine, piloted here from Kobi by Owen Gray, arrived Sunday from a srip of business and pleasure on the Outside, during winch he visited his Bullard and Gray left this morning, for Nixon.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21
Arrange Conference to
 Consider Preparations.

London. .-Dispatches to the Timas from Berlin says conference has been arranged between representatives Of the German government and leading industrialists to consider the situation with regard to reparalions.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21

Merrill Bates, who arrived trom Cal Iornia few weeks ago. has. decided to spend the summer in thesTacotna, seo- tion. He is now with thes Innoko Dredging Company and will, bedoeated' on Canes creek.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21

Chanlie MespelL and i'd Johnson re- turned hefe Monday after an absence of three or four months on the Yukous inthe vicinity of Nulato, whitber they went.on a prospecting mission. They say nothing.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21
Sold Cigarets to Girls,
 Gets 6 Months in Jail

SeatfIe.-Tried and convicted on the charge of selling ci gar9ttes to two high school girls, Joseph KIemovich was this morning sentenced to a t=rm of six months in the county jail.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21

Mr. aud Mrs. Arhrr Berry and daughter, Miss Suookie, who arrived Sunday, from visit of several days at Tacotna, departed this morning for their Berry Landing home.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21

Billy Jones, freiPhter, went to Ia. cotna yesterday and is back again to- day for more shortages to go up to-. morrow.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-21

Joe Meherrin, well kn0~n travelling salesman, driving bis own team, got away this merning for Bug river, en route to Kabi and the Outside