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Evening star., 1923-10-24

in New York, where she has been for
seNc seasons. Her house was oc-
cupicd last year by Mrs. John Stewart
McLennan, who is remaining late in
her summer home near Lenox, Mass,
but will come here later.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pell will
entertain at dinner this evening in
their home, at 777 Madison avenue,
Evening star., 1923-10-24

Gov. Cameron Morrison Of North
Carolina.
Mrs. George Howard. who is at the
Lee House for a short time, has
leased her house, at zoos 10th street,
to Representative and Mrs. Parker
Corning OF New York. who will come
to Washington the 1st OF December
Mrs. Howard will spend the winter
Evening star., 1923-10-24

Mary NJ. Butler. After that Mr..
and Mrs. Butler will go to Monts-
weag farm in Maine for short visit,
returning to Washington about the
middle of November. Col. Butler and
his bride will come to Washington
carly next month for few days, and
then go to Pasadena, where they will
reside, as he is in business in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Brett have ar
rived from New York for a visit In
Washington and are at the Lee
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. de La FOvre
OF Spain Visiting Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan de La Fovre Of
Madrid, Spain, who are making q
lCnn.;.,,.1 : 49,, -,
Evening star., 1923-10-24
Senator David I. Walsh
Spending Few Days Here.

Senator David I. Walsh has come to
Washington for a few days, and is at
the Hamilton Hotel.
Mrs, George w. Vanderbilt enter
tanned at dinner last evening at Bilt-
more, her home, near Asheville, n. c.,
when her guests included Col. Donald
Walter Cameron, laird OF Lochiel and
hreditary chieftain of the Cameron
clan of Scotland, and his wife, Lady
Hermione Graham Cameron; Col.
Honeham Cameron, Miss Sally
Cameron, Miss Elizabeth Cameron and
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(CoDtinued on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1923-10-24

The minister of Colombia. DR.. En-
rique Olaya, has returned to wash
ington after passing the week end in
New York.
Evening star., 1923-10-24

HE Secretary of Agriculture.
Maj Henry C. Wallace, was
Joined yesterday by Mrs.
Wallace and their daughters,
Miss Mary Wallace and Miss Ruth Wal
lace, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Angus McLay, son-in-law and
daughter of the Secretary and Mrs.
Wallace, in their home in Birming-
ham, Mich. Miss Ruth Wallace will
spend the winter with her parents
here. having graduated from Goucher
College in June.
The minister of Colombia, DR.. En-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26

ze smrt nastala nasledkem a.
kutni nezazivnosti, jelikoz dec
ko pc nejako dobu touto ne
moci bylo postizeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
KLucH0NEMf Ho-
Six USMRCEn AU-
T0M0bILEm.

4lety Robert jenkins, zba-
ven dara sluchu a feci, vybehl
ycera pred dun, 1449 West
wood ave. v Lakewood a byl
zasazen v jfzdni draze autem
a tazce zranen. Ride auta,
jenz Sc snazil sice strojem Il
hncuti, nemel v tomto pocina-
nj zdaru. Why ma nestesti me-
mel, jak bylo policii shledano.
Hosik dovezen byl do lake
wcodske nemocnice, kde "a
dive hodiny po udavsim Sc ne
stdsti zemfel. " =
Nedbalost, ze 81 vyjel bez
svetel. stala zivot 27leteho H.
Inkensteina, Toll Hague av.
S. w. Ma Center Ridge rd., as
mill vychodhe Cd vyietnih6
hostince Horseshoe srazil sc S
j;nvmi dvema auty a byl jiz
jen jake mrtvola dopraven do
|nemocnice v Lakewood. Cestu-
iici v obou stroiich vyvazli jen
zranenfm celkem nepatrnym.
Y Mt. Sinai nemcnici lezi
patrne s rozstfpenou lebecni ko
|sti ri. Rosa Cohenova, 3427
vych. 118. III. Byla pfejeta ma
|vych. 113. ul. Kinsman rd.
automobilistou, jenz Sc snazil
ujeti z mfsta nestesti, ale byl
policcjnim straznikem ,kraJa-
nem Josefem Mzikem die po-
pisu dopaden a zatcen ma W.
|chodni 121. ul. a Buckeye rd.,
Ma vych. 55. ul.. a Portland
ave. pritisknut byl X plotu au-
tenn ma chodnik vybociysim T.
lety Salamon Kaylor, 5312
Portland ave. Lezi tezce IRA
nen V Charity nemocnici "A IL
die pro neopatrnou iizdu "a.
teen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
ZATCEN v CLEVELANDE
PRO ZLOCIN SPACHANY
v NEW YORKU.

V preGsini hotelu Statlero-
va zatcen byl detektivy B. M.
Diamond Brocklvna. N. Y,
jenz ie podezfeni jako jeden
z ucastnfku loupezneho "a
vrazdenf dvou bankovnfch po-
sill. PodeZfely byl hned po prv
MIN vyslechu newyorskymi de
tcktivy odvezen do Buffalo.
aby nemuc.elo byt zakrocova-
no 0 jeho vydani statu New
York. Diamond ma byti jed
MIN dvou lupicu, kteri dne
IA. listopadu ma stanici zvyse-
ne drahy 55. El. a New Ut
recht ave. V Brooklyn6 zavraz
dill w. S. Barlowa a w. H. Nc
Laughlina, jimz ukradeno by
10 $4,000.
lDomnely lupic vse popira.
NaleZeno bylo Il n6ho $2100.
Folicie newyorska mem pra-
vi, re je znamtm zlocincem.
Zam6stnan byl jako cestujici
brooklynske tovarny ma bed
ny, jez vlastn6na je dv6ma jc-
no sestrami. ,le vdovcem a OF
Gem 5lcteho synka..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
NkSlEDKY NE0PA-
TRNEHo zAcnkzE-
Nj Sc STRELN0U
zBRAMl.
KRAJAN ZABIT PRI
PROHLIZENf
PUSKY.

Krajan Lawrence Fobzek,
1913 zap. 81. ul., sci spolu Sc
sestrcu Cecilii naystiviti svak-
ra Williama Shepherda ma 81.
East. Linndale rd. v Brooklyn
taunsipu. Chystali Sc jiz k ma
vratu, kdyz Shepherd poied-
nou prinesl pusku, kterou mi
nuty tyden kourpil v drazbe.
Ia nastale prohlidky zbrafl
pojednou spustila a naboJ
vstfelen byl Bobzekovi do Ia
ludku. Byl dopraven do mfstske
nemocnice, kde bylo nutno pro
vesti transfusf krve, kterou
poskytl ochotn6 Shepherd, ale
obet' tato byla jiz marnou,
neb postfeleny jest6 vecer sko-
nal.
Zesmuly krajan byl teprv
"a rOk1 star a rozen v Cleve-
lande. Pohfeb konan bude IL
ira v utery z domu smutku
{. 1913 zap. 81. ul. ma hrbitov
Brooklyn Heights.
Zanechaya zde nest astnym
nekolik sourozenek dalsi pfi
osudem Woje zircene rodiGe
p. Vincenta Annu Hobzes
nekolik. sourozenek dalsi pri-
buZenstvo.
Zarmutkem postizene rodi-
ne vyslovujeme timto nasi hlu-
bokou soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
CERNA KRONlKA I{ONEBNf

K stale jiz kronice traffic
Mich nest5sti pfibyla kronika
seZonni, neSt6sti udavsich Sc
ma honech.
Poblize Manchester zastre-
lem byl 12-lety Sherman Brad
ford z Adams okresu stejne
starym WSoodrowem Sheeto-
mem nest astnou nahodou ma
spolecnem 'lovu. 25lety Roy
Cramer z Uhrichlwille zemrel
V patek v noci, hodinu po utr-
penem postreleni. Dalasu Hut
fvi spustila nahodou brokovni-
ce dvojka a oba naboje vnik-
ly Cramerovi prsa.
v Mount Vernon upadl o.
lety Ernst Hookway, "a padu
spustila nu puska, tax re ne
St'astny lovec sotva smhti u
n;kne.
w. j. Loci z Chilicothe pfi-
sci levou ruku, kdyz mu je-
no brokovnice cxplodovala a
farmaf Ernst Obersold .Tus-
caravas okresu "a podobne O.
kolnosti 81 vytIelil leve oko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
NEVYSVETLENA SMRT
DECKA.

8-m6sicni Arnold Sindelar,
3435 zap. 35. ul., pozil vtera
kousek cukrovinky a pojednou
upadl e bezv6domi. Decko do
praveno ,bylo do mestske ne
mocnice, kde vsak bylo jiz shle
dano mrtvym. Policie sc do
mniva, re dite Ibylo cukrovin-
kou uduseno, ale domaci lekar
manzeld Sindelarovych tvrdi,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
ZEMETkEsENf v CINE.

Peking, "a. listopadu. Kuse
zvesti obdrzene zde z provin-
Gle Sansi, sd6lujf o silnem ze-
m6treseni, "a nehoz asi i 800
lidf bylo zabito a hlavni me-
sto Kaloan poboreno. Mimo to
velke spousty zpGsobeny We
dvaceti jinych osadach. Ma
sledkem nedostatecneho tele-
grafnfho systemu nedosly do
sud vsechny podrobnosti o ka
tastrofe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
0TAzKA MESTSKE
HO MANAGERA
SEZNAM KANDIDA-
TU MA NOVY DULE-
zITY URAD.

Predseda mestske rady c..
c. Townes vcera odpoledne
prohlasil, re hodla ma dnesni
schulz, ma ktere jednano bude
O obsazeni noveho 1radu NEST
skeho feditele, podati navrh,
aby zalezitost predlozena by
la verejnemu slyseni, ma KITE
rem by zastoupeny byly vsech
ny celnejsf obcanske organisa-
ce.
Zvlastni vybor, representa-
jicl 30 organisaci, jest jiz We
spcjeni mestskou radou v
jednani teto otazce. Predse-
dou vyboru jest A. B. Smythe,
president rady pozemkovych
obchodnikd. Prvni praci vybo-
ru bylo vyliceni vlastnosti,
kterych mestsky manager ne
smi postradati a dnesniho od-
poledne mali vlastni mineni
proieviti i organisace dalsi.
Mezi nejcasteji jmenovany-
mi cekanci shledayame Sc s
jmeny:
G. j. Adams, president The
Cleveland Hardware Co.
NJ. w. Cooke, inzenyr a by
valy fiditel vefejnych praci.
Filadelfie.
b. Crowell, byvaly asistent
tajemnika valky.
Gen. r. C.. Marshall, Wash
ington.
Rob. Hoffman, m6stsky in
zenyr.
G.. M. Osborne, byvaly NEST
sky manager V East Cie?elan-
du, nynf v teze hodnosti Ke-
nosha, Wis.
K. E. Prentics, vicepresident
The Cleveland Twist Drill Co.
A. r. Roberts, byvaly utilit-
; nj fiditel.
F. A. Scott, president Cleve-
landske spolecnosti poulicnich
I. .drah.
ld w. A. Stinchcomb, byvaly
okresni inzenyr.
H. M. Waite, byvaly NEST
ky manager V Daytonu a vrch
nj inZenyr Y Cincinnati.
V smerodatnych kruZ .ch
vsak prevlada nahled, re do
ufadu ma 'byti Gosazen Cleve-
landau, kdezto mensina timtc
lokalninl patr. .otismem prod
chnuta noni a pfeje 81 .ien mu-
re nejschopnejsiho bez ohlc-
du ma misto jeho zrozeni.
Schuze dnesli zapoca!a dnef
dopoledne "a neobvy'kle nca-
! sti Npni ySak ani Opzi nnyS
zvolenymi radnimi patrno, re
! by nektery yyjmenovanyci.
kandidata byl n6jak ohzvlast-
ne protezovan, tax re dnes
vlastne nani ami mono proro-
kovati. kdo by na tucna homo
rovany nrad mel nejvetsich
nad6ji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
RADIKALOvE PRO
:. . L4aEOLLETTA., i.

Boston, "a. listopadu. Sc
nator r. M. LaFollette bude
"yyberem pro lrad presiden-
Ia radikalniho kridia repu-
blikanske strany ma strednim
zapade", senator Lynn J..
Frazier ze Severni Dakoty,
prohlasil zde vcera. v one
casti zeme neni pry mnoho
nadseni pro, Hirama Johnso-
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
DO DoBR0cINnEno
FoNDU D0SUD cHy-
b S8oo.0o0.
KAMPAN sKONCE.
MA BUDE Ultra.

Ably dosazeno bylo urcene
kvoty $4,200.OOO, nutno po-
cetnemu sboru sb6rateld "a
zhyvajici diva dny, nebot' sb.r-
ky skonceny mali byti Ultra V
dtery, sebrati 'jeste $800.0OO.
Vierejsi nedele byla veno-
vina agitacim V kostelich, kde
ma kazde snad kazatelne pro-
neseno bylo vyzvani k pomoci
tenn, kdoz ponoci spolubliz-
Mich v nejvetsi mire potrebu-
il, a zahajeny sbirky, sjejichz
vysledek al dbcmd nenf znam.
Vybor zada .vsechny spoluob-
cany, kteri dosud nemeli pfi-
lez:tost k venovam! neb upsa-
nj, ably nezapomfnali ma jejich
samaritanske povinnosti. podo
bne mono tenn, kdoz iiz u
psali, prispayek zvysiti.
Darky mozno odevzdati
bud primo do hlavniho stanu
Dobrocineho Fondu v Electric
budove aneb do nekterc z do
leji uvedenych pobocek:
113 st. Clair Ave. N. f.
Prospect ave. a E. % st.
1408 Williamson Rldg.
lit E. los St.
Hough ave. a Crawford rd.
2O53 E. 1O5th st.
141O4 Euclid Ave.
2275 E. SO st.
2740 Wooih;ll rd. S. E.
3335 E. 11B St.
8305 Broadway S. E.
SAFE Broadway S. f.
y
1927 Broadview ave. S. w.
w. 25th St. a Archwcod av.
1881 w. -tlth st.
$500 Franklin ave, n. w.
Detroit ave. a w. 65 st.
16024 Lorain ave.
1868 Detroit ave., Lake
wood.
1926 Detroit ave., Lake
wood. =
ze smrt naatala nasledkem a.
kutni nezazivnosti, jelikoz dec
ko pc n6jakou dobu touto ne
moci hyln pncfiZpnn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26

- Ucelne veden& reklama
rozsifi Vase zbozi a zdvoj-
nasobi Vas obrat.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
OF
BULCARS KILLED
Former Premier Shot During
FusiIade as Followers Seek
to Free Him.

vIenna-Jugo-slavla was report
ed to be preparing to intervene In
the Bulgarian situation unless the
new revolutionary government at
sofia ceases mobilization.
Sofa-Former Premier Stambulisky
Of Bulgaria has been killed while
trying to escape from government
troops after his capture.
The Bulgarian semi-officia1 agency
announced the death of former Pre-
mier Stambulisky and added that he
was killed during a fusillade after q
party of armed peasants had attacked
the car in which he Was passing
through the village of S%lavovitza.
The end OF the peasant leaders ca
reer follows a series of dramatic de,
yelopments beginning with the over
throw OF his government and the for
nation OF a coalition government, in,
Guiding all the opposition parties. with
the exception of the Communists.
AS soon as Stambulisky became
aware of the successful coup d'etat
he fed toward the mountains of cen.
trail Bulgaria, shaving off his mus
tache and Disgusting himself as an
army chauffeur. He was deserted by
most OF his followers, only four being
with him when he arrived at Pirdot or
his way to E~lishintZa.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
MINNESOTA u ;.
is GIVEN MILLION
Money to Be Used to Build Home
and School for Crippled Chill
dren in Minnesota.

Minneapolis-The fortune which
former Mayor w. III. Eustis announced
he would donate toward the educa.
ton and care of crippled children will
include a trust fund of 81, 900, 900 in
addition to much valuable property.
The trust fund of 81, 200, 900 will be
donated to the University of Mime.
sofa for a university school and home,
which win adjoin the property donat.
ed by Mr.. Eustis for the Michael
Bowling School for Crippled Chill.
dren.
In connection with the university
school, a clinic will be operated By
the Mayo Foundation to aid in the
cure of crippled children, assuring
one OF the finest institutions of its
kind in the world.
Mr.. Eustis, who has been crippled
since he was Is years old, declared
that he would like to have given
$4,000 0 TO carry out a broader pro.
gram.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

one who sews will find 1t easy to
cOpy-once the plating is done. IN
less one owns a plating machine this
work is token TO a professional who
has one. Two wide fiounces are sewed
to a plain straight underslip and the
bodice fashioned of the plaits set onto
a plain yoke. This yoke and the friIls
about the armseyes, are bound with
a bias fold of velvet in blue, like the
darkest shade in the fabric. A girdle,
cut on the bias of the goods, Is also
bound with velvet and finished with a
rosette. The bodice is Joined to a
guimpe of Italian cutwork, in fine ba'
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
NATIONS MASS TROOPS
Serbs, Greeks, Rumanians and
Hungarians Mobilize as Civil
War Spreads.

Athens-Bulgaria Is being encircled
by armies as a result OF anxiety
aroused through the Balkans by the
Sofia revolutions. Jugo-Slavia, Greece,
Rumania are massing troops along the
Bulgarian frontiers.
Hungary, where sentiment Is favor
able to the revolutionists and news OF
the deposing of the agrarian premier
was joyfully received, also is report.
ed to have ordered mobilization Of
several classes.
In CzecEo-Slovakia, farther re-
moved from the Bulgarian civil war
theater, developments are being
watched ~anxiously, and the govern.
ment is preparing for possible mill
tary action. In Prague II is consider
ed that Bulgarian mobilization orders
are in defiance Of the treaties that
ended the World a
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

tiste, gathered at the neck, where a
narrow velvet ribbon serves for a tie.
Anything SO u~npretenfious and pretty
rs this bit Of artistry Is sure to isd
many admirers and the materials re
CURED for making II a be bought
everywhere--they r b~roadcasted In
all the shops. For those who cannot
wear short sleeves. peasant sleeves
may be added or elbow length, finished
with q frill.
Just now women-rich AID other
wise-are reveling In the vogue for
costume jewelry, accessories chosen
with respect TO color and design and
Intended 10 finish on the toilette. These
finishing touches r ever more fas-
rinating than mere clothes. Necklsces
and earrings sead In demand. but
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

in them has gone to extremes. The
designs are borrowed from the jewelry
of all periods and countries and in
clude barbaric splendors. Very long
pendants are, in style and antiques
find themselves the last word In ele-
gance. The happy pOssessor of old
fashioned jewelry now wears it with
great satisfaction and copyists make
replicas of /. in mock jewels.
Beads and necklaces are as varied
in design as ingenuity can make them,
there are myriads of patterns in them.
JET, Jade, amber, amethyst, lapis. coral,
are all faithfully reproduced in them
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
FRENCH TIGHTEN BLOCKADE
Troops Occupy Railway Stations
State Of Siege Is Proclaimed. 9

Berlin-England and France virtu-
ally have agreed upon a definite pro.
gram regarding reparations in the
Rnhr and are proceeding in harmony
toward a common policy, according to
executive and authoritative information
obtained in diplomatic circles.
II is doubtful II the Cuno govern.
ment car survive the crisis which will
arise when the fiat demand is made
FOR German surrender.
French military authorities. extend
ed the economic blockade in western
Germany. occupying all the depots be-
tween Dortmund and Kray-South.
The mayors of the small German
towns Of Windschlaege and Eber-
sweiler in the occupied district were
arrested by the French following a
bomb explosion IN the Windschlaege
railway station. Windschlaege was
fined 10. 900, 900 marks and Eher.
sweiler 5,000,0 600 marks.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

London-Commenting on the Amer
lean proposal for a reciprocal agree
ment covering ship liquor smuggling,
the Morning Post expresses the hope
that the British government will scru,
Thine the suggestion very carefully,
I'VE have become painfully aware that
the American liquor laws are being
used to damage our shipping says
the newspaper. II calls attention tc
"the continual raising Of the Ameri
can customs against British goods. to
say nothing OF irritating incidents
Ike the recent interference with oui
cotton trade"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
PLATTS IN SHEER FABRICS;
CLEVER COSTUME JEWELRY


combs, bracelets, brooches and girdles
play a part in the ensemble.
Costume jewelry, not being made Of
precious metals and stones, Is mex
pensive and must be worn with dis
cretion, one or two pieces at a time.
Many materials are used for making
It and the artistry shown in design,
cleverness in workmanship with en-
chanting color and sparkle, give it
real value.
Earrings were neglected for many
years but since their revival, the mode
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
IMMIGRANTS RUSH TO U. S.
Thousands OF Passages Booked From
Europe, Asia and Africa.

Thousands OF Passages Booked From
Europe. Asia and Africa.
New York-Twenty-two starters
toed the mark in what is expected to
be the greatest race in the world his
tory.
They are the 20 foreign liners which
on July 1.-The first day OF the govern.
ment's fiscal year-are scheduled to
arrive at Ellis Island melting pot OF
the nations. with the first OF the $751;
sos immigrants Uncle Sam viii &C
cept for adoption during the next ~
months.
Thousands OF passages already
have been booked from Liverpool.
Queenstown. the ports Of France and
Spain and the embarkation points Of
Asia and Africa" steamship company
officials here said.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
RUSSIA GIVES IN TO BRITAIN
Soviet Reply Seeks to Avoid Dipio-
matte Break by c~onciIiatory
Tone.

London-The last Russian note In
the give-and.take exchange between
London and Moscow is in the form
OF a corciliatory reply which the Rus
slams here consider precludes ali pos
sibility of a break in the trade rela-
tons between the two countriei
The Soviet comedies four points to
Lord Curzon bat refuses to grant two
British demands.
The Soviet says the offensive Vein
stein notes in regard to the prosecu-
ton OF Russian e~cclesiastics will be
withdrawn. the British fishing claims
admitted. compensation for repressive
measures against two British agents
allowed. and the pledges of non-in-
reference mutually renewed.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

- IFTED designers have the knack
" of Selling upon some outstanding
item in prevailing styles and using II
with originality and superb effect. The
exercise of this happy faculty appears
In the simple and pretty frock for
summer afternoons shown here, In
which plaitings have been made the
most Of. Fashion just now is en-
crossed with plaitings.
The simple, youthful and altogether
delightful frock pictured is made of
blue and white printed wolfe, and any
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
LOCAL OPTION UP IN GERMANY
ELL Providing Vote on Rum Up for
Action I'M German Parliament.

Berlin-Local option on the prohibi-
tion question is provided for in a bill
Just submitted to the Reichstag. The
measure has already gone through
the Reiohsrat and the economic Par
lament.
Under the act a vote on the question
would be obligatory in n commun-
ity where 1t was demanded by one
fifth of the qualified electors. The
voters would be asked to ballot on
two issues-first. whether hotels and
public houses should still be author.
lied in cases where the ownership OF
licensed properties changed. Second,
whether delivery OF such drinks should
be allowed only in retail shops.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
NINE KILLED IN SEA FIGHT
Two White Men Among Dead in Bat,
tie With Struggled Chinese.

New York-The little sailing vessel
Mary Beatrice arrived here with the
story OF a terrific fight al sea in which
nine men were killed and numerous
others wounded. The bodies of the
slain were dumped overheard at the
height Of the battle.
Two of the dead were white men,
two Negroes and five Chinese.
The casualties resulted in a battle
between Chinese and the crew.
According to information in posses,
sion of the United States immigration
authorities, 20 Chinese were being
struggled into New York for a fee of
$500 apiece.
The fight is said to have started
when members of the crew attempted
to rob the Chinese of their other
funds said to the amount to thou
sands of dollars.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

and all colors represented In trans
parent glass and In opaque beads
Combs in all colors and in many shapes
and sizes r made of translucent rel
luloid and studded with coiored stones
or rhinestones a novel pattern appears
in the picture initiating tortoise shell
set with rhinestones. Bracelets Of the
same material and others Of metal or
glass provide another means for pune
tuating the costume with a point Of
brilliance and color.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

washington-The United States was
granted leave by the supreme court
10 Gle an original bill against Mime
sofa involving a question of the title
of the state to certain land 1t obtained
under the federal swamp land act, and
which the government contends be-
longs TO the Chippewa Indians. The
process was made returnable Oct. 1.
next.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
UNEMPLOYED HIT Low POINT

Greater Than Supply.
Chicago Unemployment In the
month ended May 81 dropped to the
lowest point in the last IL months md
In many OF the major industries the
demand for common and skilled labor
was far greater than the supply, ac-
cording to a survey issued by the
United States department of labor.
A pronounced shortage of farm la
Dor, which exists in every section of
the country. says the report. is re-
sulting in the curtailment of agricul.
tural activities.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

Seattle, wasA.-A crisis In the af-
fairs Of Seattle's municipal street
railway system was averted at least
temporarily when the ci<y council de.
cided to transfer from the city light
fund s135 900 with which TO pay street
railway salary warrants and to pass
an emergency ordinance effective FRI
day raising fares from nve cents to
10 cents cash or three rides for Is
cents. Ordinances embodying the
provisions decided upon will be intro
duced and passed at . special meet
ing a the council. councilmen said