davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Bricks in Egyptian Fashion
We Should Outgrow That.

There intelligence lacking somewhere in the production
of building materials One bringing hundred
million bricks from Holland to undersen American brick
makers The high cost Of brick added to the high cost
Of laying them makes building prohbitive is disgrace
to American inventive genius and common sense.
We make bricks the Egyptians made them five thousand
years And lay them in the dull careless slow
painful way, at time adding to the slowness the
strictions Of labor unions to protect the from
driving
Bricks should be made by machinery at half the
this country intelligent enough raise rice in compe-
ton with Japan and beat the Japanese cost ought
be able to manufacture brick in competition with Holland
with freight the added the Dutchmans price
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
SAP AND SALT
BY Bert Moses

No truth amounts to much
until you strip 1t down to the
hide.
When a truth Is not understood
1t IL looked upon as something
bad.
A woman doesn't really love
man until she is afraid of him.
Happiness consists to con-
siderable extent In enjoying criti-
Cisms of yourself.
Sometimes the woman Is to
blame. sometimes the man, hut
usually it's fifty-flfty.
A successful husband ia one
who lets his wife have her way
in things he doesn't care about.
Hez Heck says: "A kiss is
about the only thing that will
stop q woman's tongue
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
TODAY'S SAFETY TALK
Prepared By the National Safety Council.

Stumbling over objects left on
the step.
No handrail provided.
Darkness.
In cellar stairways. where the
light Is often poor. 1t il a good
idea to paint the bottom step
white. 1t will need frequent
cleaning II 1t Is to remain White.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05

A FALL down the average
~ stairway usually means a
drop of at least ten feet
enough to cause a broken arm
or leg, or perhaps a neck.
Among the quick but disastrous
ways of getting to the cellar are:
Absent mindedneSs.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
British Baseball

r ONDON-The American lie.
gion games in London's 1929
- baseball season, Just ter
minated, were attended. by over
10000 people-95 per cent OF
whom we're notwithstanding to
the Legion's secretary.
The average attendance for
each game was about 1000. and
the legion Is hopeful of further
popularizing Americas national
game next year.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
$4,000 900 Is a Mere StOp-gap.

hTHAT indomtability holders of national
bonds. The stock market reflects it.
- Little concern is expressed for the future of the
kingdom.
The interim different matter Even the patient
and industrious Of folk must have wherewthas to meet
emergency
The President has called for contributions to 100000
fund: A stopgap.
The Salvation Army opens subscriptions for million
dollars enlarge it's relief work in the islands.
Before we've met duty America shall have completed
fed 100000 ndgents, cared for 100000 derect
dren furnished 10000 carloads of sustenance supplied
books TOOLS hospital equipment supported 100 teachers
and professionals purified streams opened roads,
inocuated installed sanitation and seeded 100000
in grain.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Perclted on a Pile of Dynamite.

FOUR shocks day not unusual for Hondo. Here
is country perched pile of dynamite. What
happened last week may occur next year.
But necessity bubble. The die is Japan
bent progress will not turn back paper sheds gilt
lacquer academies and miniature enterprises.
Machinery isn't housed in parchment and bamboo Metro
politan throngs demand transit and conveniences.
progressing generation that opportunity mus~
be electrified troeyed wirelessed motored and trpham
mered, WILL like ants with hill in the path Of traffic
resgnedly face these continued visitaons calmly
accept each successive disruption of their domcie.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Coming QuaEes Cast Their Trenaors Before

DISASTER has daunted virile folk.
Nations perish in their souls. Cowardce, icentous-
and luxury alone sap their strength-deVastate
will and ambition.
The peasants Etna's slope have already raised
barns and erected other homes
dozen villages lie under the site Of Hercuaneum and
above it, like layers of cake.
Ten years hence Japan will show Of the gaping
wound in her vta Her brain remains all else incidental
inform that exqustey refined seismographs
will forewarn Of approaching submarine violence and
tell when and where may expect the thin skin Of rock
and soil on which dwell to stretch rattle the fimsy
burdens it bears.
But what good will that dot
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
A Heart That KnOws No Race Nor Creed.

0NE of the first propositions before the next Congress
I J will be vast constructive loan
We aided Holland to the of $135 OOO took
Rumania paper for $36OO0OO extended $9 100000 credit
Czechoslovaka 100000 to Russia and $377 100000
to Belgium
Selfishness and unseshness will support the combined
srewness and generosity of adequate Federal assistance
to Japan
AS buyer of American products she is entitled to
strong helping hand.
AS producer of materials for important local In
dustrles it essential that her facilities shall be repaired
speedily possible,
But, above ALL tn radi onai and charity Of the
Republic urge us show that heart neither
creed East West when death Strikes disease
prowls and famine stalks
Haze y0u sent that ehecb to the Red Cross yeti
Copyright by
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Reckless Defiance of Circumstances.

TVER since T. s. S. Tuscarora made soundings in
Asiatc waters Tokyo has known that the most dan
gerous spot in the ocean lay few miles off shore.
Such district is unfit for habitaon the last Of places
establish capital Of 100000 population and IN
its vicinity business centers docks, munon plants mills
and arsenas
Kyoo the former of the dynasty should have
been vacated.
YET because of commercial accessibility it already evil
dent that Tokyo and Yokohama will be cleared of debris
and recovered with modern structures totally unfit for the
treacherous terrain they occupy.
The Imperial Hotel pulverized blackened rubbish heap
designed by Chicago architects and engineers confident
that mechanical cunning could hwart the angry moods Of
Providence
The sevenmie Shmonoseki tunnel and the subway sys
TENS of Tokyo brave but reckless deiances Of
cumstance.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
THE MOUNTING TOLL
OF DEATH AND
DEVASTATION
By HERBERT KAUFMAN.

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND paupers and princes,
million palaces and hovels lie charred and manged
in common japanese grave.
Volcanoes do that the regnng house Of Nippon
is descended direct from the does Nature
temples when her fury fails huts to kindling.
Man and his works are all pawns Of destiny
We plod and plot dream and aspire white stone and
toothpicks and call them syscrapers conve brides for
the wind forge bits for the lightning play masters
of star dust Of which thousand spheres
and o Mother Earth casually yawns and empire breaks
to shards.
The best-laid plans Of humans certain than
are those Of mice.
Yet divine spark, lighted when Mongolia OF
ncandescent lava in the dim Of feeble CELL
will faith and stir courage until exploding atom
detonaes another and the twnkng Of eye resolves this
universe back into the virginia. from which it
condensed
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
A Clergyman's Warning
We Dig Our Graves with Our Teeth

Referring to an article published in the To-day column
of the Washington Herald Reverend M Riordan
of st. Martins. writes follows.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05

All sickness is caused by
wrong .eating and drinking and
it is to be cured by fasting and
right eating. I speak from ex-
perience as l have been visiting
the sick at home and in hos
pitfalls for more than thirty
years.
Very truly,
DT0DnANT D-s4A~
The Washington times., 1923-09-05

SAINT MARTINS RECTORY
1908 North Capitol Street,
Washington, D. c.
Sir: am truly delighted to
read your remarks on fasting
and the mistake of giving food
during sickness. You canrot
repeat these statements too Of
ten. The general public is
educated onlv by repetition.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16

JEST HOTOVA VYJEDNAVAU S
RUSKOU vLADOU.
BRITlCKY KABlNET DONUCEN OPPOSlcl K "A
UJETl MfRNEJSlHO STANOylsKA.

LondJn, 15 kv6tna Lord Curzon Jest ochoten setka
Sc Leonidem Krassnem bolsevcym komisafem obcho-
au novor MIN vecec nichz podana stiznos SOVIET
ske vlade Bcka vlada prodouz lhtu utimata aby toto
vyjednavan mohlo by vedeno neustoup ami Cd ed
neho re syych pozadavkn
Toto jest podstata ddlezho prohlasenf ucineneho nez
We snemovn6 posanecke Ronaldem McNele podsekret6-
rem zaranicn Tyx pokousel sc uSti vadni
c ktera tentokrae sjednota ednomyslne ods,zovaa
pfikry ton Curzonovy noty zaslane do Moskvy
Ku konci debaty novy Glen s9movny John r. Newbod
Giasgowa byl suspendovan 500 hasy pro pro urzku
cend mnistersva tomto pfpad9 podafo sc vlad9 III
skah podporn cend d6nckk strany ale pres to doslo
boufvm scenam kdyz hlasovano byo suspendovanf
no elena.
Hlavn pozorost vsech bya vsak obracena ma galerii
cznc0 kde sed9 Sc tfem svymi krajany Leond Krassn
nedfedni zasupce mocnos nz tax RUNE jest pohzeno
Jednotlvymi skHpinan sn&movne. Krassin mel oc
pfeny ma Ramsaye McDonada, vidce d6ncke strany
roveh vddce opposce pro vade vec nz Sc jednalo
Ronald McNe podsekretaf pro zahranicni zaezitosti
muvl dlouho zap0cav svo Fec vzdanim uznan Rusku
obe jez pneso zacatku valky jez pfspey mnoho ma
zachran6ni Pafze "Briticky lid to nezapomn6 ndy
zapomene prohlasl vfee Vzhedem obvin9nf ze britt
cka vl&da chce zrs obchodni dohodnut Ruskem prav:
Nemfnme rcztrhati obchodn dohodnuti naopak nasm
ceem jest pfihlednoui, aby bylo zachovavano"
pribehu fec McNeiovi podaflo sc umlceti posm9sky
pferusovani radikalnch cend d&nick6 srany sonci
nrQha ze vse hritickl vl&da uEnia
10 vsAchny sve sznpsi jenu snu fela sovetske Via
de- ze je trpsvos jest vycerpana Brtcka vada pry
jednavala az jest toho nehoda by zatazena
do vyjednavan n6mz zem6 vydupan6 pronaro-
ky byly by podAny.
Lord Curzon jest hotov jednati Krasnem zdal tyz
pfeje 81 dorozumeti pfedem mcskevskou vadou
dopfat Gasu, ale bricka vada trva to aby ieim
pozadavkdm bylo vyhov6no
Pc vyslechnuti debay Leodn Krasn ucnil nasedujici
prohlaseni behem interviewn:
"Poslal jsem dopis zahrancnimu dfadu dnes. Nebylo
to pdvodn6 mym 1mysem z&dati audienci Neby jsen,
st, ze byo by to mozno. Nynf doufam. ze Ike schdzce
dojde."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
ZATOPA " ARKANSASU.
Zadne ztrsty lidskych zivotI
se vSak neudaly.

Hot Springs, Ark, Is. kvet-
ma. - Zpravy obdrzene zde 2
Benton, Ark, sdelu6i, ze vazne
obavy panuji Q bezpecnost far
mafa v iidoli feky Saline, jiz-
ne Cd Benton. Az dosud neby-
10 mozno dorozumeti sc s mimi.
Hot Springs, jez zachvaceno
bylo povodni a pozarem soucas
ne, dnes vecer Sc vzpamatova-
va re spousty boufi natropene.
Penezni skoda Sc udava ma
81, 100000, ale nikdo ncprisel
Q zivot a pouze jedna osoba
poran6na. Jest to pi. Katie
Christiansonova, jez zachyce-
ma byla proudem vody, kdyz
jela We SVEN automobile po
Central ave. Utrpela rozbiti
lebky a jest malo nadeje ma
jeji zachraneni.
Hotel Marquette a temef
dvacet budov jest We zrlceni-
mach jako vysledek pozaru,
!cnz vznikl po povodni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
AMERICKO-MExICKE wy
JEDNAVANf.
Mexiku sdeleno. "a jakych
podminek mixe oGek&.
vati uzn8ni.

Mesto Mexiko, Is. kv6tna.-
Vlada Spojenych Stati nepiij-
ME zadneho kompromisu y "a
kladnich principech nutnych
ma ochranu mezinarodniho OBJ
chodu v Mexiku, Charles B.
Warren, jeden z americkych
delcgatI podilejicich Sc ma a
mericko-mexicke konferenci
prohlasil phi zahajeni zaseda-
nj.
OGekava Sc, ze uznani rezi-
mu presidenta Obregona bude
vysledkem konference.
sMy nemame prani aniz Il.
myslu zasahovati do svrchova
nosti Mexika," pravil Warren.
my jsme vSak presv6dceni. lie
jiste principy jsou nutny jake
podklad hospod aTskeho spolu.
pIsobeni mezi obema narody.
Principy spravedlnosti uznan6
mezinarodnim z&konem must
byti zachovavany, TAX ably OBJ.
chod prhmy6l mohl btti We
den 8 pocitem jistoty.''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
VYDELKY STANDARD OH
COMPANY.
Chilly pry $46,242,436 vmi-
nulsm roce.

New York, Is. kv6tna. -
Oil Co. z New Jersey
podala dres zpravu O dicho-
dcch "a rok 1922, svych a jeji
spriznenych spolecnosti, z KITE
re vychazi ma jevo, re celkove
vydelky chilly $46,242,i36 u
porovnani Sc $35, 5,845, $50 v ro-
ce 1921.
vlastni dhchody spolecnosti
chilly V r. 1922 $12,887,741 a
ony jeji spriznenych spoleGno-
sti $33,354,695. Hodnota vse-
no majetku Standard Gil Co.
jest udana ma $1,123,7 ,760, 900.
ZvySeni akcioveho kapitalu
Sc s11O.OOO,OO0 ma $625, ,OOO,-
900 V listopadu lonskeho roku
a rozdeleni 400-procentni ak
Glove dividendy isou do velke
miry zodpov6dny "a snizeni
celkoveho prebytku Sc $594,-
525.562 v 1921 ma $206, 162,-
995 ma 81. prosince 1922.
We zprave rovnez jest uve-
demo, ze spolecnost, ably 81 "a
jistila zasobu oleie pro budouc
most. podnikala patrani Y ci-
zich zemich, jez V nekolika
pripadech setkala sc sc ida,
rem. Celia organisace Stan
dard Oil Co. Jest udrzovana ma
nejvySsim bodu zdatnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
BAREvNY v PORUkf ZABRANY.
NEMEcTf DELNlCI vYSLI MA STAvKU 20 OBsA
ZENf ZAvODU

Dusseldorf, Is kvetna - Ctyf barevny a chemicke
zavody jeden Mich nevetsi ves byy zabrany fran
couzskym belgickym vojskem dnes. Nejv6M zavod jest
vyrobu anilinovych barvv bze Ludwgshafen
jest zam9stnano 10000 d9lnfkd.
Diva jine zavody ieden Hoechsu, blize Frankfurtu
ny bze Wiesbadenu byy zabrany Francouzy kdezto Bel
gican6 zabrali veliky zavod blize Crefeldu.
Tyto zavody jsou cas nemeck6ho barvvoveho trustu,
jez b6hem valky vyrabely askaviny otravne pyny We
francouzskem havnm byo ysvetleno ze zavody
H zabrany ponevadz jejich vasnici mouvou versaikou
by vazani dodavati lucebniny barva spojencdm, coz
necinli Cd zahajenf Ruhrske okkupace
Nemect d9nici vysi stavku jakmile francouzske a
belgick& vojsko sc objevilo z&vodech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
STANNE PRAvO v RU-
MUNSKu.

RukureSt', Is. kv6tna. - Ru
munsky armadni TRAD nafidil
stanne pravo v n9kolika vel
kych mestech, kde protizidov-
ske bouTe opakuji sc jiz cely
tyden. NejostfejS stanne "a
kony naffzeny v Kolosvaru v
.Sedmihradech, kdh boure ty
isou zvlaste prudke. General
Petal&, velitel sesteho armadni
no sboru, vyslan byl do jmeno-
yaneho m9sta, ably zavedl v
n6m pofadek. Ma nekterych
vttrznostech podilejf Sc fasci-
ste, jichz Rumunsko ma jiz vic
jak 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
TORNADO v OHIOSKEM MESTE;.
zNAcNA SKODA NATROPENA vICHkICf
BYESVlLLE

Byesvlle, O., 15 kvetna Vice nez dvacet osob byo po
raneno jedna snad smrene kdyz tornado prenao pres
Jihovychodni cast mestecka dnes pozde odpoledne.
Charles Griffin, 55-lety tone mez zivotem smrt ma
sedkem poran6n jez utrpel kdyz eho ddm byl vichci
sbofen Anna Reedova 18leta jez vesa do obyd Griffin
aby ukrya pred bou byla poran9na vazne Ostan
sromy. IS
Draha tornado byla pouze as padesat yardd sroka q
400 yardd dlouha nj padesati obyd mastai garaz
sfechy byy srany stromy teefonn sloppy pfelamany
N4sledke prerhan elekckch dr&t cee mestecko uvrze
temnotu vza1o to de Gas nezli osveten opetne
vedeno. s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
KRIzACKE TAzENf PROTI
RUSKU.
Ma pry byti "zachr6nsno"
hnutim v cizinS organi-
sovanym.

Rim, Is. kv6tna. - Zavraz-
d6ni Vorovsk6ho v Lausanne
jest zde povazovano "a poca-
TEX rozsahle aIkci proti SOVIET
skym pfedakdm. Jak Sc zda,
jest produ sv6tove krizackt
tazeni v zajmu zachraneni Ru-
ska. Prvni jadro krizakd sor.
ganisovano jest mezi ruskymi
uprchliky v Italii a v jinych re
mich. Ze spolehlivych prame.
nj Sc ujist' t'uje, ze prvnim pla.
nem organisace ku zachrane-
nj Ruska bude velika propagai
nj kampan mimo Rusko a IA.
slani literatury do Ruska pro-
stfednictvim tajnych emisari
jakoz i pomoci aeroplani.
Tim zpisobem lid rusky ms
byt pripraven ku povstani, al
pluky ruskych a cizich dobro.
volniki vtrhnou do zem6. Zdej
81 rusti uprchlici jsou toho ma.
hledu, re nadesel okamzik K
akci ze lid rusky jiz netrp6,
live Geka ma sve .zachrance. -
Mimo Rusko ma 'byt utvorens
jakasi armada, v niz by Sc sdru
zili vSichni odpurci bolsevis
mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16

Do pfitomneho posaveni, die dobrozdani generaniho
navladnho guverner uveden by tim, ze satn mi
e ably skoncil definvne zasedani odroc kdyz
by odepfe potvrdi n6kterd enovan guvernerova mezi
nihiz byo W. R. Hopkinse Cincinnati mso c. C..
Marshala jako demokrackeho elena komis veejne
prosp9sn6 podnky.
Jezto druzi diva clenove koise edepfei resgnovat
zados jest tim zbaven vesker6 zodpovedno-
sti jednani zmin6nehO t6esa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
zADNA REVOLUCE v
BULHARSKU.

Londyn, Is. kvetna. -- Bull
harske vyslamectvi v Londyn9
vydalo dnes prohlaSe|nf, v KITE
rem jakozto bezpodstatne W.
vraci zpr&vy o revolucnfch
bouffch v Bulharslxu. Jak Sc
pravi, nepokoje omezujf Sc jen
ma MacedonM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
CUVERNER UVEDEN DO NESNAZf.
CENERALNf NAVLADNf ROZHODL, zE NEMUzE
OBSAZOVATI UPRAZDNENA MlSTA.

Columbus, O., l5 kv6tna. - Guvern&r A. " Donahey
nebude moci obsazova upr&zdn9na mfsta rznych
dach komsfch vyzadujic potvrzen sena bshem hdy
Toto jest podsata dobrozdani vydan6ho dnes general
MIN navladnm C. c. Crabbem. Polud tyce uvedeni v
platnost sve politky koisich rad&ch, nchz
uprkzdn suverner ma vazany iin& srany pou-
kazue ze neni pro guvern@ra z&dnym nesEsm nebot
zodpov3dnost chyby nedosatky vyskytnuv se n9ke
r5ch obprech jeho spravy nehde moci bt svaovAna
neho. .. Ill. -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
AMERIKA DOSTANE ZAPLACENO.

Pafz, 15 kv6tna. - q kruhl obvykle dobfe nformova-
drzovan aercke arady Ryne bude vyrovnan reparac
nj komisi Hlavni pfekazkou dosavadnm vyjednavani
byla oazka zabaven nemeckych lodi Spojenym Saty pr
vypuknuti valky Spoenc zada ably hodnota techto lodi
byla odrazena cd dct, prot cemuz Spoene Sty poday
namtky. teto sporne otazce doslo nyn dorozumeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
|vALKA, BANJHSTVl, BoURE v cine.
CELIA ZEME zMiTANA JEST VAzNY-
MI INEPOKOJI.
UNESENf CEsTJJfCf ZAvLEcENI BYLI BANDITY
DALE DO HOR Il

Sanghaj, 6. lvetna. Tfi cnsti zaiaci uneseni ex
pressniho vaku sanghajPekng pfedmnulou nede. byli
srzeni Sc skay haste bandd horach vysahu,
jednavan proplsteni cizincd by ryche pvedeno
ku konc die nepotvrzene zpravy obdzene dnes ncengu
Peking l5kvetna. Bandstvi sesti provnciich, pro
tjaponske boufe edne provincM aposky boyko neko
ka prtsvi ma iznm pobfez jiznich rekach vaka
ech provnciich vaecne pfpravy ctvre jsou prob6y
vyvstavs posednch nekoka ydnech, mz cel jest cin
ske Wade.
cee seznamu vzhledem k mezinarodnim komplka
cm jest naslnost Sucau kde bandit Santung Honsn
provinc pfepadl Pekngsky express kvena unes vice
czincG, nekok Americana ez Mimi jsou zajat
c Temto vyhrozovano Jest smrt zda Pekngska vlada
nlz by sc zarucili spoev cizinc nepsoupi udelen
immunity brigantdm jeich zloen nevra Jim jeich mi
sta armade ktere byi propusen neodvolali okamzt6
vojsko obehajici je 80,
Dnes bylo sdeeno Sucausn bandite odst&hovali
sve zajatce deset mil dale do hor Icengem tomto
spafue straegcky tab bandit ably by epsm postaveni
pfi zahajeni vyjednvan propust6n zaatcl Dr. Merten
sovi jenz poskytoval ekafskou pomoc zaatcdm byo
kazano nacelnkem bandI jezdti dale do jech horske
basty.
Zdai dplomatieti zastupc Cine nezaruei Sc dnes
vecer ze eska vada spni vsechny podminky sanovene
bandy panu obavy vsichn cizinc drzeni zajet bu
dou zabti.
Rev. William Lefrens. starry kn9z, enz radl natel
nkem baniit6 nede. poda zprayu tom sayslu amers
cktnu kohs6fov Lhcegu Rev pohlsovaf
cenka bandit jako madeho muze csteho slusne od9ne
no. nosciho brle Knez pfemuvil Wanga, aby hitu sve
no ultimate prodouz den. Zaroveh prohlasil Wang, re
sby cinske vady neznamenaj nceho banditi CHI
diplomatic museji nj zaruciti.
Veltel Wang sestavil podminky - nichz neni zadns
zminky penezch avsak vyzaduje aby Pekngska vada
pjaa vsechny bandty do pravidene armady sbem ze
nebudou trestani pfepadeni vlaku Sucau
Peking. Is. kvetna. - Tangsau, provncii Shl Gin
ske vojsko vzbourlo ned6 pokuso vypeniti
nj banku Obavajice poskozeni drahy amerc vojaci
Tentsinu, chz povnnosti jest hlidat il, by rychlc
svoan do zbran6 Pozd6i vra do svych kasaren anz
by podnik akychkol krok jezto shledao zeeznce
nebya ohrozovana. Jsou vsak drzeni pohotovosti.
Pred mestem Hankow, provinci Hupeh, 1000 Honan-
skych band jest utabofeno pozadujicich velkou
hotovosti dary felva cd 6insych fadd ako nz
odtahnou. provnci Honan bu bandtsv po dlouhou do
bu nedavno druzna bohaych CfnanI byla
na vykupne.
Piratstv nevazanost vseho druhu bu fekach jiz
nj casi zeme pobrezi Cd Hongkongu az Swatow.
Nekolk lodi bylo pepadeno ooupeno jak rekach tax
blize pobrez kde nedavno eden parnik prepaden pay
kte ooup evropske cesujici ukorstvse kolem $6OOOO
Vazne protijaponske boure vypukly vcera Sas,
vinci Hupeh Sasi jest hornm oku feky Jangtse mad
Hankowem
Ze Sanghaje sdeluje re nekolk osob bylo zabito
mnoho vyrznostech vznkly cnsk6ho boy
kou Japoncd odvetu odepfeni Japanu odvoa poves
nych '21 pozadavki' r. 1915.
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Evening star., 1923-05-15

Closing out small lot
of misses and womcn's
tailored sport suits of
all-wool ersey, in
brown, tan. green and
blue. Mobility made
with patch pockets and
narrow d e t a c h able
belts.
Evening star., 1923-05-15

nomination. His friends in the cabi-
net circle and his political advisers
have insisted he must be the candi-
date of the party; that he owes 1t to
the party to make the race or else
chances of victory will he diminished.
They have argued that II Mr.. Harding
doesn't run on the record OF his own
administration. his withdrawal would
be construed rs an admission that
record isn't worth defending. To
seek a candidacy while In the White
House doesn't sit well with the public
at large. yet some impetus must he
given to the denomination campaign.
Attorney General Daugherty would
have handled the matter easily and
without bit Of worry for the Presi-
dent. but the Attorney Generals
health prevents him from taking care
of his own official duties. let alone
managing a political campaign.
The inevitable successor to Mr..
naugherty Is Postmaster General
Harry New. who Is the intima to
frien' IF Mr.. Harding. and a veteran
politician himself, having been chair
man of the republican national COM
mittee in the old days. and being well
Evening star., 1923-05-15
Willis J. Fo,uler Is Appointed
As Aid to Currency Controller
Is Nun.ed as First
Deputy in Treasury
Bureau.
J.W. Mcintosh Made
Deputy for Agri-
cultural Credits.

Willis ]. Fowler. who entered the
government service from Fort Wayne.
Ind, in 1856 as Il 5000 Il year clerk,
today was appointed first deputy con-
troller of the currency and Joseph
w. Mcintosh. formerly of CHICAGO
and now director of finance OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, was
manned deputy controller in charge Ct
agricultural credit corporations.
Mr.. Fowler is at present a deputy in
the controllers office. and through
the appointment today takes up the
duties of the Office filled for - many
Years by the late Thomas y. k.lu..
ME- Mcintosh is native of .Iacnmb.
III. During the war he served with
Evening star., 1923-05-15

cations may go to rhe republican
national convention pledged and in
structed to east their ballots for
Harding. 1t requires. indeed. almost
as much organization to run a pre-
convention campaign as a contest for
final election.
Mr. Harding is in an embarrassing
position, for he has not sought re