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New Britain herald., 1923-08-09
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

Public Memorial Service on Green
Tomorrow-Elect Officers - San
Sisto Obecrvance-Items of Interest.
A public memorial service in honor
of President Warren G. Harding will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock on the green in the center
All the factories will close at 4
o'clock and all stores will be closed
between the hours of / and o'clock
Church bells will ring and whistles
be blown. An appropriate service
has been planned for the occasion and
all townspeople are expected to be
present.
The stockholders of the Southington
Consumers Provision Co. held their
annual meeting this week and elected
the following officers: President,
Henry Forgione; vice. president and
secretary. Sisto Martin; treasurer
Henry Forgione; directors, Antonio
hi Angelo, Ernest Adams c. Carmen
Spinello, Carmen usci and Charles
Aldieri, manager of the store.
The San Sisto Day celebration will
commence tomorrow evening with
parade between and o'clock.
Saturday morning a special high mass
will be sung in st. Thomas church.
Saturday evening a concert will be
given by the Southington municipal
band on the green followed by fire.
works at Pilon's lot on West Center
street.
Fire Chief and Mrs. John W. Cronin
and daughter, Eleanor, are spending
a weeks vacation in South Norwalk
and New York city.
Miss Catherine Geary, a nurse in
the soldier hospital in Kentucky, is
spending vacation with her
brother, Edward Geary of auckland
street.
Miss Nellie Miller of Bayonne,,
N. j., is the guest of Mrs. Ernest
Maynard of Plantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Pratt of
Eden avenue are spending two
weeks vacation in Maine.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Barking of dog can be heard at
a height 81 four miles.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

1t costs no more to buy Kelly's.
Watch this page tomorrow night. B.
& l.. Service Station.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Miss Leora Saunders of Theodore
street is spending her vacation in
Jamaica.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Several families of the Hill particle
pated in the Masonic picnic held at
Cherry park, Avon, Saturday
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nissen of STRAIT
ford were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kinner.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Mrs. Leonard Fox has returned
from a weeks stay in New York.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Richard, Robert and Jack Lienhard
are spending their vacation motoring
and camping through New England.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Free oil, free air, free water. Gull
Gas station.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Corbin Powell has purchased Ford
roadster.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. C. McKenna and
daughter motored to Lake Winnepo-
sockee Wolsara, New Hampshire. They
will be gone two weeks.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Mrs. VIM. F. Sternberg entertained
at luncheon recently for Mrs. A. j.
Leschorn of Erie, Pa.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Miss Dorothy Page who has been
visiting at Stony Creek has returned.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Eight of the local Girl Scouts are
camping at Rainbow park, Windsor.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

spending two weeks at Canoe Harbor,
East River.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

|
East River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nissen of STRAIT
ford were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kinner.
| Miss Leora Saunders of Theodore
| street is spending her vacation in
Jamaica.
Several families of the Hill particle
pated in the Masonic picnic held at
Cherry park, Avon, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Mckenna and
daughter motored to Lake Winnepo-
sockee Wolsara, New Hampshire. They
will be gone two weeks.
Eight of the local Girl Scouts are
camping at Rainbow park, Windsor.
DIR. Grant and family have moved
from the Goodsell house to their new
home which has been undergoing ex-
tensive alterations.
Mrs. VIM. f. Sternberg entertained
at a luncheon recently for Mrs. A. ].
Leschorn of Erie, Pa.
Miss Dorothy Page who has been
visiting at Stony Creek has returned.
Mrs. Leonard Fox has returned
from weeks stay in New York.
hoe
roadster.
Richard, Robert and Jack Lienhard
are spending their vacation motoring
and camping through New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hulburt Jr., and
daughter, are spending two weeks at
Lake Pleasant, New York.
Mrs L. D. Broughton and children
of Maple Hill avenue are at Lake
George, N. Y, for the rest of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Damon and daugh-
ter Dorothy, are at the Morley house
in the Catskills, N. Y, for a stay Of
several weeks.
Howard and Warren Fox who were
visiting their grandmother Mrs, Wyck
of Berlin, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs, E. B. Proudman and
children motored to Bridgeport for the
weekend and on their return we're
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Proudman and wife, son and daugh-
ter of Hampton, Virginia, who re-
manned for several days.
Mrs. Harry Latham of Theodore
street is spending a week or more at
Mantle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Scattergood and
children of Golf street have returned
from a two weeks visit in Buffalo,
N. Y.
The Sequin Golf club will close at
one o'clock Friday for the rest of the
day as a mark of respect to the mem
ory of the late President Harding.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

DR.. Grant and family have moved
from the Goodsell house to their new
home which has been undergoing ex-
tensive alterations.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

The Sequin Golf club will close at
one o'clock Friday for the rest of the
day as a mark of respect to the mem
ory of the late President Harding.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hulburt, Jr., and
daughter, are spending two weeks at
Lake Pleasant, New York.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

One quart of oil free Saturday and
at the Gulf Gas station-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Mrs. L. D. Broughton and children
of Maple Hill avenue are lat Lake
George, N. Y, for the rest of the
month.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Scattergood and
children of Golf street have returned
from two weeks visit in Buffalo,
N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Get your oil free Saturday and Sum
day at Gulf Gas station, opposite
Cooks garage.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Damon and daugh-
ter Dorothy, are at the Morley house
in the Catskills, N. Y, for a stay Of
several weeks.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

REGISTRARS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01

alig rarta, hoey. .ujra visszajojjon,
'hoay akissaltion "a Torok-dil6 6r-
faznal, hogy meghtogassa az .5r-
gt6f csaladot. .lAa
Es alig ket nap letcltevel, ot..-
ihagyta a rokonat es egy kora del
utan kiszallt a kedves emlekii Or
ha1nal. A baktert6l megkerdeztc.
nefrc veaet az ut faluba Is elih-
dult. A faluban beteft az clsS
szat6csboltba S lit megkerdczte !:
merrc van az orgrofne kastelya?
A szat6cs, egy Greg zsido, VIC
cct latott a k6rdssben es mosoly-
|gott.
--Urasagodnak szerencseje van.
|Ep attol tetszett kerdezGskodni a
kastely fel6l, akinck t6szomszed-
|sagaban van kastely. Tessek
csak kinezni boltajt6n. OFT!
Is a tulso oldalon egy kis pa
raszthazra mutatott. A teteje
zsindcllyel volt fedve a falon
|ket okolnyi ablak. A haz el6tt
szennyes vizzel tell arok, melyben
rucak fiirodtek.
Banky Gabor area elfeheredett.
- Ugy latszik mosolygott
k0nnyeden, pedig a szivc verzett a
fajdalmas csalodast6l, hogy a gr6f-
nok szUk viszonyok kozott elnek.
- Abbol elnek, - felclt az Greg
zsid6, - hogy akit tudnak, becsap
max. Szepit6szereket, szappano-
kat fabrikalnak, kartyat vetnek,
j0vendot mondanak az Greg asz-
SONY a kornyekbeli uricsaladok-
nal babaskodik.
Ez sok volt Gabornak. Mintha
csak a szivebe szurtak volna. Meg
tovabb beszelt az Greg zsido, de
Gabor mar mem hallotta. A file
zugott, szive keservesen dobogott
Is mar mem volt egyeb vagya.
minthogy minel elobb kitegye Ia
bat falub0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01

jaban eey eddie meg isrnctetleh,
vegtelen kicsiky " basiiflus van js1eH.'
Ezt paranyi kis bacillust mem
csak az egeszs6ges, de q mas be-
tegsegben szenved5 embetekh6l
sem tudtak megtalalni, azohbah ha
befecskcndeztek eey nyul l6gcsS'
vebe, ugtahazok a betegsfg szirhp-
tomak lkptek Tel, mclsek al ihfla'
|enza cgyes allapotaira jelleihh3k,
Ezek a hatasok ket kiil0hb0aG
|osztalyba sorozhat6k elosz6f, ,asze.
rint, amilyen hatassal vantsk q
verre WORDS es fcher versejtck
mcgvaltoatatasi aranyava1. -
nt6bbiak cgy reszet ugyanis el,
lpusztitjak. Az orvosok felhasznM-
halifax. es fcl is hasznaljak czt a
hatast a betegseg felismeres6rt
IIiranyul6 kiserleteikben. A vetsej.
|tckre valo hatas azonban ideiglc'
mes Is onmagaba we've nem biz fon.
tos je.ent5seggel.
Al influenzat el6idezS bacillus
masodik osztalysa sorozott hatasa
mar sokkal jelentekenyebb Is 4 til.
do anyaganak .mikroszkop alat,
felismerhetS enyhe serileset okoz-
"a. Ez a serales magabah we've
|meg mem komoly, de azza valik,
inert a tid6 sz0vetet olyan aMa-
potba helyezi, hogy az orr ss a to-
|rok bacillusai konnyen mcgtamad-
!hatjak. Az orr es torok bacillu-
sal normalis k0riilmenyek k0zUtt
nem kepesek betegseget okozni,
de a tud6sz0vetek beteges allapo-
ia eseten eloid6zhctik mar emil
tett bronchitis es tudogyuiauaS
betegsegeket.
Ez az vi bacillus, melyet eddig
csak a jarvanyszerii influenza
esetek kezdetleges allapctabah .a~
laltak meg, olyan kicsiny, hogy
egy cserepedeny p6rusain is he
resztGlfer es 1OOO-szeresen 7negna.
gyobbitva is csak akkora, hegy
mikroszkop alatt pontosan kivehe-
to. A bacillust nBacterium pnen-
mosintes' mex neveztek eli, nely
egyszerii nyelvre forditva AIT, je-
ienti, hogy bacillus megsefti a
tudS szoveteit es megfosztja Al orr
es torok bacillusaival szembeni e!,
lentall6 erejet6l. Egeszseges al.
lapotban a tid5 szovete konnyen
elpusztitja ezt O k0z0nseges bacG-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01
"A f0ldi giliszt&k mint lazcsillapi-
t6k

Mar regebben hasznalta nep a
szaritott f6ldis gilisztakat aslaz csil
lapitasara. Most azonban tudo.
mahyos vizsgalatok szcrintis meg
allapitottak a gilisztak lazellenes
hatasat S megtalaltak q bel5lik ka-
szitctt kivonatban tulajdonke-
'peni hat6anyagot: a tyrosint mar
'azt a gyakorlatban is alkalmaz-
zak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01
Hal&los szerencse etlenssg

A gySri vaggongyarban a gep-
szij elkapta vigyazatlan Schott
Desc asztalost tobbsz0r VILLAIN.
gyorsan megofrgatta. Amig a k6r-
hazba szallitottak, meghalt. Fc-
lesege Is kisfia siratjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01
FELFEDEzTEK, HoGY MI
OKOZZA Az INFLUENZAT

DR.. Simon N. Flexner, a new
york; Rockefeller Institute orvosi
kiserleti osztalyanak igazgat6ja,
nyilatkozatot adott ki, melyben
nyivanossagra hozza, hogy kuta-
|tasaik erdnenyekepen raj0ttek
larra, hogy mi okozza az influen-
zat.
Az influenzajarvany egyik ka-
rakterisztikus jellemzoje, hogy
epidemikus, vagyis az egesz vilag-
|ra kiterjedo fellepeset kovet0 ev-
ben masodszor is fellep. Pelda
|erre az 191S-ban kit0rt Influenza
|iaryany. A masodszori fellepes
enyhebb, mar mi az egyes esete-
ket illeti, ugyanis betegseg ered-
menyekepen mem k0vetkeznek be
olyan nagyszamu es komoly terme-
szetii komplikaci6k, mint peldaul
bronchitis es tud6gyuladas.
Kilfoldr6l es az Egyesult Ala
mok bizonyos reszeib6l beerkezo
jclentesek alapjan megallapithato.
|hogy ugy EUROPEAN, mint Ameri-
kan ismet vegig vonul egg term6-
szeteben nagyon enyhe ifluenza-
Ehullam.
1918-t6l 1923-ig az influenza-be-
tegseg sorozatosan jarvanyszerii
fellepese k0vetkezteben az orvosi
|tudomany sok iranyban, de XII
ionosen az eredeti betegseg bakte-
rol6giai ismerete tekinteteben gya-
|rapodott. Az eredeti" jelz6t
azert kell hasznalni, hogy kiilonh-
lseget tehessiink a tplajdonkepeni
Influenza es komplikal6 k0vet.
|lSezmenyk6pen fellep6 bronchitis
les tiidogyuladas k0zott, melyek
jcsak sulyosbit6 k0zvetlen k0vet-
kezmenyei az influenzanak. Ma
lgukat a komplikaci6kat mem az
Influenza bacillusok okozzak, ha-
mem mas kozonssges bacillusok,
lmelyek gyakran mar jelen vannak
laz orrban es torokban Is tamadasu
kat csak az influenza altal okoztt
beteges aAapot teszi lehet6ve.
"A jelenlegit megel6z6, az egesz
|vilagra kitefjedt influenzajarvany
1889 Is 1892-ben dIhongott. EFT
Ia jarvanyt Koch nemet baktero.
|l6gus modern tldomanyos bakte-
Irol6gi3i rendszerevel tanulma-
Inyoztak es az6ta ez q rendszer is
|gyors lepesekben fejl5d0tt. Az
1918, 1919, 1920. IS 1922-ik evek
jarvaayszerii influenza-hullamait
mar q legujabb S a Rockefeller
Institute orvosai altal javitott tu-
dom4nyos m6dszerek alapjan ta-
lnulm6ny yoztak.
a kntatasok folyaman raj0ttek,
lhogy ~ prrlian 81 toro1ban a. ia.
/ llfflnetfzar fAl@ @En&s6nek. els8 36 Ora
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01
1TAR||||G.zA|.,
G 5 a | s d - -
1rta: tsl,k Terasa

Egy alf0ldi falu hataraban,
mem messze yasuti allomashoz,
egy fatal ember varta pesti
vonatot. A puha fiiben, egy diofa
alatt fekldt es cigarettazott.
Olyan diihosen cigarettazott, hogy
nemcsak a szunyogok, hanem meg
a pillangok is ijcdten repiiltek el
kozel6b6l.
A fiatalembert Banky Gabor-
max hivtak, eveinck szama a har-
mine fele kozeledett, csinos tucat-
area volt, finom Is gondozott fe-
her keze 6s igen el6nyoscn volt 0l-
tjzve. Mem tartozik tulsagosan q
t0rtencthez, mindazonaltal mem
art, ha az olvas6 megtudja, hogy
Banky Gabornak boldoguit
edesapja valamikor timarmestcr
volt Kolozsvaron, jom6du, tisztes
szekely polgar, a fiait gondosan
tanittatta, ez letette az erettsegit,
azutan bankhivatalnok lett IS Il
zenzennyolc esztendos koratol hu-
szonkettoig minden nyaron ket
h6napot kilfoldon toltott. Meg
nezte Europa minden nevezetesebb
Yarosat, mindazokat, melyekrol
tudta, hogy masol1 is megnezik 5
minthogy maga az edesanyja sem
allithatta volna Gabor urfirol,
hogy valami tulsagosan okos Is
melylelku ifju volna, mindaz. a
nit latott. es olvasott es tanult ele-
teben, semmi komolyabb nyomot
nem hagyott benne. Filozofiaja
mem volt, a gondolkodas untata,
ennelfogva minden benyomas csak
atfntott rata, mint rostan a ko-
les.
Ennek a kicsit tartalmatLan,
csinos 6s elegans fiunak is volt
azonban egy titkos vagya, egy alb
randja, ami az elerhetetlenseg
melankoliajaval snjtotta, az: hogy
szeretett yOlna yalaki lenni.
Valaki: akirGl bezelnek, al1it is
mernek, akit irigyelnek, kinek
utana neznek az ntean, valami iro,
szinesz, politikus, gazdag ember
vagy egy hires szinesznonek a
kedvese szeretett volna lenni. Es
inert egyik sem volt, fereg rag6-5
dott sziven.
Parszor megpr6balta Gabor,sss a
kis tokepenzes, szorgalma:, j6-
zaneletii, elegans ,bankhivatlnoiS,
hogy szineszekkeI, ujsagirokkal
baratkozzel, de nem ment. Az 3
rendes, kilenc-tiz oral alvashcz
szokott termeszete nem birtae az
ejszakazast.. Pr6balkozott iroda-
lommal is. Nevtelenul atrcakat
kHld0tt a jobbnevu lapokhoz, de
chez. sem volt szerencseje. Egy-1
c,a,, ,oao aou 1ohh nav,;; min, u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01

last, de. 4 g bacteriuih pAentnosii,.
I Us 4 &Itaf oK9 sgfd gssaE k0Fsg.
kezt6ben eaek bacillusok j is Ike
pnsekke,valhaks a tdd5n. yal6 elhe-
lyezkedesfe Is szaporodasra ss ca,
altal okoazak q srllyos gSnlas
dasokat, nelyeket bfonchitisnelx
ss tiidSgynladasnak neyeshek:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01
I,eegett uI'vl.eggy6f'

Leegett q paradi iiveggyar, mely
Magyarorszagnak ilynemii legna-
gyobb iizeme volt. AZ eg6sz gyar-
telsp elpusztuN. A k&r felbecsiil.
hetctlen. "A taz, keletkezesenek Okla
eddig ismeretlen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01
szsrb garazdalkodas

A "Delbacska'' cimii szabadkai
ujsag .szerkeszt6seget es kiad6hi-
vatalat egy SERB banda szetrom-
bolta, az iratokat elegette a mum
katarsakat elverte. A rend0rseg
beavatkozas nelkul figyelte vegis
az esetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01

ludvarlasi man0vert.
i 1Tikor aztah latta, hogya alapja.
|ban scmmihez sincs talentuma,
lsem el6g penze, a titkos abrandjai-
Irol pedig ezek dacara sem tudott
|lefnondani valami cs0ndes, melan-
1k6lia tilt lclkere, bagyadtsag, IA
Isultsae,
4 Nest ket het clott, egy rokona
llatogatasara, az Alf0ldre ntazott.
| Valahol sszolnok koriil, egy apr6
lkis alloinason, harom no szallt be
la kocsiba. Anya es ket leany.
| Egy piszkos kis szolgal6, NADIA
lgokkal atk6tott vaszonkoffert ho-
zott utanuk es Gabor filet, ki az
lujsagjabol fel sc nezett, egyszerre
legy $40 iitotte meg, ez: melt6sa-
|gos asszony. A kis szolgal0 mond
lta kocsiajt6ban: Kezet csokolon4,
|melt6sagos assZony!
4 Gabor felkapta fejGt es meg
lnezte harom not. Rosszul Otto
llz0tt, kopott falusi nok benyoma-
sat tettek, de az egyik leanynak
ifejedelmi termete volt kiseb-
|biknek szep szoke haja es kedves
|l1is fitos ORA.
Az Greg asszony alig hogy le-
[ilt, a piszkos barsony taskajabol
|fott tojast szedett eo, azablak par
kanyahoz Gtogctye feltorte, az
|ntan kenyeret l,eresett elo es enni
Ikezdtek.
| A kenyes es joizlesu Gahoron
lkeresztiilfutott hideg, amint egy
futo pillantassal vegigne2ett a ha-
from mohon eve non, de nyomban
ARA gondolt, hogy az arisztokra-
TAX tobbnyire kiiloncok es k0zvet-
tlenck es ere egyszerre 6rdekcs-
mex talalta 6ket.
Mikor az Greg asszony elvegezte
az evest, rastag, mocskos uJJalt
beletoriilte a kocsi fiiggonyebe ,es
yagyakozya s6hajtott fel:
| DE jo yolna egy cigarette, la
Inyok!
! A mask percben mar Gabor
odatarta ezust cigarettatarcajat az
asszony ele.
! - Han mem veszi tolakodasnak,
asszonyom!
- Dehogy! kacagott ez es
mind a harman hozzanyultak a ei-
garettahoz.
- Banky Gabor, vagyok, MT
ltatkozott be boldogan a fiatalem-
Der.
Ere az 6regasszony is kijelen-
tette, hogy 3 ozvegy 6rgr6f Como
bitz Rudolfne, nagyobbik leanyat
Drinanak, a kisebbiket Micinek
hivjak. AIT is elmondta, hogy a
ket leanyan Xviii van egy fla,
Zdeno, aki dragonyosoknal SOL
gait, de kes6bb kil6pett.
A tarsalgast az 6rgf6fne vezet-
Ite, olyan feszteleniil, hogy Gabor
legesz oda volt a boldogsagtol. FL
mondta, hogy fatal koraban ud-
ivarholgy volt egy kisebb nemet
udyarnal $ hogy ferje, az 6rgrof,
katonai szolgalatban atl.
! A leanyok keveset beszeltek, dc
annal t0bbet cigarettaztak es ve-
gill harom no egy 6rhaznal XII
iszallt, de cl6b baz 6rgrofne megin-
|vitaita Gahort, ha valamikor erre.
viszi el utjs, latogassa meg 6ke1
lszegenyes kis falujukban.
| Mikor Gabor egyedil maradt,
Iegesz uton ncm latott egyebet ma
lga el6tt, mint gr6fne bizonyara
legyszerI, de kenyelmes falnsi kas
ltelyat a sorban al6 jegenyefak ko-
-zott. rs &brandozott. Egy new
|jegyet lat6tt maga elott, vekony
llabu, litografalt irassal: Banky
Claiborne szil. 6rgr6f Ganobitz
Drina.. Es hallott a sajat hang
|jat, amiut q pesti hiyatalaban ha-
luyagul mondja kollegainak Me-
lgyek felesegem, gr6fn6 birto-
kara. is belereszegiilt az abran-
Idozasba, megk6tyagosodott, sziv-
ldoboe&st kapott Is alig varta,
|hogy megerkezz6k a rokonahoz es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-01
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Seward daily gateway., 1923-02-21
QUEER CORPORATION UNCOVERED THRU
 SECRET SERVICE ORGANIZATION OP- BEATING IN ALL PARTS OF
 GLOBE BROKEN UP
WORLD WIDE CHASE MADE
Sixty-four Showers of Counterfeit Mon ey Placed Under Arrest in New
 York City; sootIeggers Agents

. NEW YORK Feb. 21-A gigantic counterfeit corporation with manufac- turers, wholesalers and retailers locat- ed in all portions of the world was to- day barred following the arrest of 2S alleged members of the gang in this city today, bringing the total arrests made to siNy-four.
 The gathering of evidence led Fed eral Agent Joe Palma and other secret service operatives to all portions of the globe, the trail being picked up last August, at which time broadcast reports concerning the circulation of counterfeit money was received by the treasury department. The operations of the gang is said to have covered Europe, Cuba, Alaska, the Bahamas, and other places where American money was accepted. Federal agents state that the bogus money was placed in circulation chiefly through the eff forts of booze smuggleTs and bootleg gers.
 The government will next endeavor to get the location of the printing plants where the queer" money was made. With this datum in it's posses sion it will have clear case against all of the men place dunder arrest.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-02-21
COURT NOTES FROM
 VALDEZ THE WEEKS HAPPENINGS IN THE GRINDING MILLS OF
 JUSTICE

The jury in the Rich case was dis charged on account of a disagreement. The retrial of the case has been Set for February 23rd.
 In the case of Yancey vs. Brenne- man and Kavanaugh, for false arrest, the jury returned verdict in- favor of the defendants.
 The case of the United States vs. Alexander, violation of the dry law, is now before the court.
 The trial of Mrs. Wm. Corning, al- legged forgery charge, will probably be tried on the return trip of the North western.
 The case of Sullivan vs. Blum O. Neil Co.,. is now in progress. Plaintiff was injured while acting as teamster for defendants and seeks to recover damages to the extent of s6,000.
 A number of pleas of guilty were en- tered, especially in cases from the Westward. The action of the defend ants will materially shorten the term of court, which, according to report, should end this month.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-02-21
BONAR LAW TAXES
 STAND 0N RUHR DISCUSSES PRoPRIETY OF AM ERICA COMMENTING ON THE
 FRENCH OCCUPATION

LONDON, Feb. 21-Premier Bonar Law in the House of Commons yester- day stated that it would not be proper for Great Britain to initiate discus sion with the American government as to whether the action of France in occupying the Ruhr district was in ac- cordance with the Treaty of Versail- les, on the grounds that America was not a party to the treaty, and there fore, was not qualified to address the subject.
 The words of the premier created a concensus of opinion among mem- bers who have not countenanced the entrance of American discussions into foreign affairs, especially where that nation was not concerned.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-02-21
SEATTLE BOOZE RAID SHOWED SYSTEM
 SMUCCLERS POLICE AND NARCOTIC AGENTS RAID HOME OF DISCHARGED
 FORGE MEMBER
FORMER POLICEMAN TAKEN
Books of Smuggling Concern Showed That Daily Sales of Liquor Aver
 aged Hundreds of Dollars.

SEATTLE, Feb. 21-At an early hour this morning federal narcotic agents aided by a strong force ot the local police conducted raid Gu the home of Edward W. Pielow, former member of the Seattle Police force,, with the rank of sergeant, who was discharged from service on suspicion of being connected with a smuggling ring. The raid resulted in veritab,e fund of information as l. the ac.ivi- ties of the booze ring, an eiab )rate system ot bookkeeping. which was in- cluoed in the evidence taken by :he officers, showed that the daily receipts Of the ring averaged as high as ii:leen hundred dollars day through liquor transactions. A large quantity of Can adian liquor was also taken, found con cealed in the cellar and living rooms, which were luxuriously furnished.
 In addition to catching Pielow with the goods the officials also took into custody Edward Hagen, a former po- iceman of the local force who was convicted some time ago for grating, and was lately released from McNeii's island on parole. IL is allagcl that Hagen acted as agent for the ring.
 It is expected hat other alresies will foilow during tn, day with few members o. iEe u"t,e fu.:r implical- ed wita tr.. ri <. cl'..f Severy"i has announced that the entire force is due for a shaking up.