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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
FARMY MA PRODEJ. m

FARMY MA PRODEJ, ma
lie, velke, Sc vaim zarizenim,
aneb bez zarizenf, budova-
mi, aneb bez budov, fanny pro
jakykoli druh farmarenf. Far
my blizke, u Clevelandu aneb
vzdalene. Tez venkovske Lofty,
domy, obchody a letni mista.
Vezmu vas majetek ma vyme-
'nu. Zadejte podrobnosti, aneb
dopiste ma Adolf Tonka, Solon
O. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
LACE! Uvazte a jednejte

LACE! Uvazte a jednejte
rychle. Ia pficinou pOzustalo-
sti prodame velmi dobre OBJ
chodni misto ma hlavni ulici,
majetek jde do dvou dlazde-
nych ulic a jest ma mem dunn
dvourodinny, ku kteremu Sc
dali pristavet story a do druhe
ulice garaze. Cena $1,000. Kdo
koupi, vydela. The Atlas Finan
ce Co., 5454 Broadway. Ptej-
tie Sc ma Mr.. Stukbauera. Ga
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
D r @ B N E
ON A M K Y.

HLEDA Sc byt trech neb
ctyrech pokojich pro dive osoby
v okoll Broadway. Nechte a.
dressu v adm. t. |. pod znackou
"Byt". Ga
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04

PRODA Sc dobre stare dfi-
vi, hodici Sc pro jakoukoli stav
bu domu. Haste sc u FIR. j.
Vopicka, 4210 Clinton Ave.
Tel. Hemlock 892 w. Ga
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
ZELENINOVE A KvETINO-
We SAZENICE.

slime, otuzile, dobfe zakorenels
Rajska jablicka, paprika, zeli,
celer, brukev, atd.
1Oc az Csc tucet
SalvGj, vrbenky, kalandulas,
snapdragons, petunie j jine
kvetiny ~. 35c tucet
Velke astry, sazenice, tucet -
POuZe "a ...... Z5c
Sazenice kvetin do verando-
vych truhliki, kosik1 vaz, atd.
"a MfRNE CENY.
, 1923-04-17

AGREEMENT IS
ENDED, REPORT
Formal Cancellation Of
Understanding Is
Announced.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-cancel-
lation OF the Lansing l sNI -
ment between the United States and
Japan was formally y -Ht
state department here in a
statement making public an exchange
OF notes between Secretary Hughes
and Masanao Hanihara, the Japanese
ambassador.
The exchange Of notes set forth
that in the light OF the understand.
ing arrived at by the Washington
conference on the limitation OF arm
ament, the American and Japanese
governments are agreed to consider
tho Lansing-Ishi correspondence of
November 2. 1917. as cancelled and Of
no further force or effect"
1t was revealed for the FIRST time
In the communications that the nc
Rot'ations lead ng up to the cancelln'
ton agreement, which now gives
clear effect to the nine-power treaty
negotiated by the arms conference in
restoring a parity OF interest between
the japanese and American govern.
ments in China were conducted per.
sonally by Secretary Hughes and
Japanese embassy officials in Wash
ington. Its actual contamination
wah effected in Toxic by former
Ambassador Charles B. Warren and
officials OF tho Japanese foreign OF
flee when they affixed their sigma.
lures 10 the documents.
, 1923-04-17
NEW SHOW At COLUMBIA
HAS VARIETY OF M|RTH

Starting tonight tho Revues com.
pany VIII present THE Masquerader"
q musical comedy of h first water.
Bobby Vail says. you car Just pack
up your troubles. put them in storage
INC take n vacation to laughland and
build UP your tired and jaeed nerves.
There are no sleeping cars on ;hls
merry trip over the HaIIa route, no
dust, no discomfort,-just the finest
service guaranteed to all fun tourists.
It's a jolly trip over the road that
never had an accident
Aside from the musical comedy
there will be plenty of vaudeville
spec!alties i~terspered and an end
less variety of new and o. ensem
bic numbers by the o chorus. The
photoplay will make one sit back
thrilled and more than satisfied. AT
The Sign OF The Jack O'Lantern'' is
q mystery comedy-drama replete with
sensational thrills and int~asopered
with side splitting situations. Strange
things occur in Uncle Ebenezer's
lack olantern" house-happenings
that VIII keep the spectator in q
spirit of suspense until the very enc
OF the picture. One will miss an eve
mig of real entertainment II one
misses seeing this picture.
Tho same program VIII run Wed
ncsday and Thursday.
, 1923-04-17

question is limited to three men 0
assorted uniforms and arms. who
would rather DO anything than face
danger. Many parts OF the world are
no better policed and the compare
tive freedom from wear OF punishment
, 1923-04-17

in some of the remote Islands of the
South Pacific, UGH as are pictured in
Tho Man Unconquerable." a new
Paramount picture starring Jack Holt
at the Riaito theater today.
Tho police force of the island in
, 1923-04-17

hands. When out in n OF his boats
he provides himself with a machine
gun and in n encounter with pearl
pirates. sinks their schooner when
they try to drive him away from his
, 1923-04-17

box and read it carefully, and that is
how / came to take the Vegetable
Compound myself. It has given me
quiet nerves 30 that l sleep all night,
and a better appetite. i have recon-
mended it already to all my friends
and relatives. - Mrs. ENGLEMANN,
2o32 Palmetto St, Ridgewood, Brook
Ign, N. Y.
For the woman suffering from ner-
vous troubles causing sleeplessness,
headache, hysteria, "the blues"
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will be found a splendid medi-
cine. For the woman Of middle age
who Is passing through the trials Of
that period. II a be depended upon
20 relievethe troubles common at that
time.
You should give It a fair trial now.
, 1923-04-17

comparative honesty and freedom
from danger obtain on the Island as
elsewhere, nj finds himself mis-
taken. runs into a situation where he
has to take the law Into his own
, 1923-04-17

own pearl concession
THIS and other exterior scenes were
made at picturesque Balboa Beach.
one of the beauty spots on The South
ern California coast line.
, 1923-04-17

pound four years
ago, and am tax
ing 1t now for the
Change of Life
and other trou-
bles and l receive
eatbeneftfro
It. / am willing to
let you use my
letter as a testi-
monial because 1t
is the truth. l
found your book
LAT in INV lattar
, 1923-04-17
WANT W0RK2 PUT FREE AID
I'm THE TRIBUNE

The Tribune is publishing, absolutely free, adver-
tisements in its Help Wanted columns for those who
want work and are out of employment.
With the purpose of helping the working man,
and particularly those who have just recently come
into town, his paper will make it easy for you to get
a job. Simply come in to the Tribune office, and we
will run your ad without any charge. All we ask is
that you honestly want work. Tribune want ads will
get it for you.
A recent influx of newcomers is the reason for this
move on the part of the Tribune, which is the sincere
friend of the working man and declares to be of SER
vice to him at all times.
, 1923-04-17
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
Relieved Of Nervousness and Other
Distressing Ailments by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Brooklyn, N. VT first took
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
, 1923-04-17

these gentry bold and assres
s.ve.
Jack Holt, in the role of Robert
sndall, shows how n man who be
/ ewes that the same conditions of
, 1923-04-17

The middle verse of the Biblo II the
eighth verse OF the 11sth psalm.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-06
Concession Govt. Land in Alaska Latest Graft

subscribed and the amount there of actually paid in, true statement of the indebtedness of said com pany and the various kinds thereof, and this report shall be treated like an income tax report, subject to the same lawful protection, except that this corporation shall be exempt from taxation in any form by the United States Government.
 Sec. g. That the certificates of the capital stock must be signed by the president secretary and attest ed by the seal of the company, and shall contain an extract from the proceedings of the board of directors fixing the amount thereof, as well as from this Act authorizing such issue. gages, or other forms of indebted ness must be signed by the presi- dent and secretary and attested by the seal of said company, and shall contain an extract from this charter authorizing them to be issued. Bonds shall be of the face value of $1,0OO gold and shall be redeemable at such times and to bear such rate of 1 interest, payable semi-annually in gold as may be determined by the board of directors.
 Alaska Owned by U. s.
 Sec II. That whereas the Ter ritory of Alaska is owned and con, trolled by the United States Govern, ment and all it's boundless resources of natural products; and
 "Whereas this Territory is shortly 1 to be developed and made accessible by reason of certain United States Government activities, namely, cer tain transportation facilities, bring
 ing this great domain into touch with the progressive part of our country whereby more rapid interests may advance the internal affairs of Alas ka; and
 Whereas it has been ascertained 1 that the resources and natural prod ucts of Alaska are only in their in fancy and are destined to play a controlling influence in the future with the credit of the United States Government and those of her pa triotic citizens who aid in the promo
 Whereas it has been definitely de cided by the incorporators of this i undertaking that concession of al the platinum sands of Alaska owned
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-06

in the bylaws.
 Sec 5. That the said company shall have power and authority to make arrangements with any rail road, steamship line, or other trans portation company or companies now operating or hereafter operating under any State, Territorial, or con gressional authority as the judgment of the board of directors may deem best; may purchase bonds, accept donations of land or other property from States, governments, or indi viduals or do and perform any act a natural person might do, with due and decent respect to law, for the rightful purpose of aiding in car rying out the objects of this com pany.
 Sec. G. That all rights, lands, leases, concessions, land grants, agreements, franchise, privileges, and oppurtenances, and property of
 
 by, or in physical or other posses sion of the United States Platinum Corporation, as herein provided, shall vest in and become absolutely the property of the United States Plati- mum Corporation, provided that none of the rules and regulations made by the Secretary of the Treasury of the 1 United States Government have been violated.
 Sec. '. That the said United States Platinum Corporation shall have power to make and enforce rules and bylaws for the election of it's officers and the government and 1 the management of the business of the company, and to do and perform all needful and proper things to be done and performed to promote the objects of the company hereby in corporated, not inconsistent with the | laws of the United States and the provisions of this charter,
 Report Regularly Sec 8. That the president of the corporation shall annually, by the 1 first day of July, make a report and file it with the Secretary of the Treasury, which report shall be un- der oath, exhibiting the financial sit uation of the corporation, the amount of money received and expended, and. further the names and resi- dences of the stockholders, of the directors. and of all other officers of the company, the amount of stock
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-06

six of his associates, to be published for five days daily in a daily news paper in the city of New York, and when so met they may cause books the capital stock of said company, and when seven hundred and fifty shares, amounting to $75,000, have been subscribed and ten per centum actually paid thereon in money to the treasurer, to be elected by said commissioners, who shall give bond for it's safe-keeping and payment to the treasurer of the company when organized, then it shall be lawful for such subscribers or stockholders, or a majority thereof, to organize said company in accordance with the provisions of this Act. and to elect not less than seven nor more than eleven directors, majority of whom shall be necessary to the transaction of business, and who shall hold their offices for one year and until their successors shall be elected and quail fled. and the said directors shall i'm mediately proceed to elect presl- dent, vice president, secretary, and treasurer.
 Sec 8 That the president and vice president shall be directors. At all elections for directors each share of stock shall be entitled to one vote, which may be given by the holder in person, or by proxy, who shall also be a shareholder.
 '"The directors shall hold their of fices for any term not exceeding three years, as may be provided in the bylaws, and the annual meetings of stockholders shall take place as provided for in said bylaws.
 Capital Stock
 Sec. 4. That the, capital stock of the United States Platinum Cor poration shall be fixed by the board of directors at a sum not exceeding $50 100000 in shares of $100, and when the amount is so fixed it shall never be increased except by consent of Congress.
 Assessment upon said stock shall only be made by majority vote of the whole member of directors at a regular meeting, as provided in the bylaws, which said assessment when so ordered shall be paid at the eX- piration of sixty days after a notice duly and properly mailed to each shareholder, as more fully provided
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-06

by the United States Government as located upon Government lands now belong and are the sole property of the United States Government, and it is justice and equity in it's high est aspiration that part of the pro ceeds of this vast mineral wealth in States Government, so that the doc Urine of Government ownership for the protection of it's citizens may re- ceive a favorable consideration as an incentive to embrace broader lines in other domains of ownership for and on behalf of certain interests that should be encouraged; and
 UnseIfish Aims
 "Whereas the aforesaid corporation applying for this Federal charter to be granted by Congress and to fur ther aid it's unselfish aims and pur- poses offers to submit it's operations to the United States Government su- pervision as more fully hereinafter stated to the end that substantial progress may be had in the develop ment of Alaska; and
 "Whereas the United States cor poration in consideration of the Gov ernment leases or concessions of land areas in Alaska containing platinum sands and the sole and exclusive lease and concession of all the lands, rivers. bays, inlets, or other places in Alaska owned or controlled by the United States Government, agrees and undertakes to faithfully pay, render, and report as royalty or ucts obtained in Alaska from the platinum sands to the United States Governm ent and the said aforesaid corporation agrees and undertakes to submit to such rules, regulations, and requirements as the United i States Government may elect through [ the Treasury Department, a co-ordi nate branch of the United States 1 Government, to the end that justice and right may be had upon equal terms to all parties herein concerned i "There shall be selected and ap l pointed by the Congress of the United States five commissioners, tc { be known as United States Govern ment Commissioners of Platinum and it's Allied Industries. whose term of office shall be one, two, three, foul and i've years, respectively, and said commissioners shall be appointed by
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-06

Recently the Daily Times published an item to the effect that a bill had been introduced in the House of Rep resentatives, turning over all of the Federal Governments vested rights in Alaska and the absolute concession vate and corporate ownership. The measure was presented by Congress- York, and L. R. Beckley and unnamed associates are the beneficaries of the bill. In order that the people of Alas ka may be enlightened as to the steps that are being taken to graft valu- able possession, we secured a copy of the bill which is herewith pub 1ished in full:
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That l.. K. Beclley and associates, and all such persons as shall or may be associated with them and their successors, are hereby ere ated a body public and corporate, in fact, and in law, by the name, style, and title of the United States Plati- mum Corporation,' and by that name shall have perpetual succession, and shall be able to sue and be sued plead and be impleaded, defend and be defended in all courts of law and equity within the United States, and may make and use a common seal, and the said corporation is hereby ized and empowered by law to lay maintain. and enjoy leases, conces- sions, and physical possession of all the platinum sands owned and con trolled by the United States Govern ment in and about the public do- mains of Alaska.
 Whole Thing
 Sec. ?. That the person named in the first section of this Act and his associates shall constitute a board of commissioners, twenty of whom shall constitute quorum for the transac- tion of business, to be known as the United States Platinum Corporation Commissioners. who shall meet in the city of New York within ninety days after the passage of this Act at time to be designated in a no tice to be signed by the person first named in the list of corporators and
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-06
NEW AUTO ENGINE IS
 SUCCESSFUL IN FRANCE

PARIS, Jan. 6.-The "semi-Diesel" automobile is now an accomplished fact One of these oil-burning motors recently was installed on a heavy touring car chassis weighing two and one-half tons. The car made the trip to Bordeaux and back in two days, carrying five passengers, much baggage, and 60 gallons of reserve fuel.
 The motor is designed to burn, "gas-oil," a heavy petroleum product remaining after the kerosene has been extracted It costs here 12 cents a gallon as compared with 56 about seven miles to the gallon and about 2S0 miles on a gallon of lubri- eating oiI so that the cost of opera tion worked out at two cents a mile. Experts in charge of the expert ment predict a great future for this type of motor. The engine used was found too small for the weight it had to pull, but an average speed of 30 miles an hour was maintained. which was regarded as creditable. The "semi-Diesel' type of motor, it's friends say, not only costs less for upkeep but is simpler and therefore cheaper to make than the standard type. Experiments are being con ducted with the idea of using this
 new engine on the automobile busses
 of Paris.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-06

joint resolution of the Congress.
 "The sum of $1O0O00 shall be set aside from the gross receipts of the United States Platinum Corporation. or as much as may be necessary, to maintain and support said commis- sioners, under rules mutually for mulated by the Platinum Commits sioners of the United States Plati- mum Corporation"
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-06

That Alaskan timber makes some
 of the finest lumber ever sawed, the glain being very fine and fhe wood of q tough character.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-06

Taat the towns of Anchorage and Valdez have modern steam engines, and nearly every town in the Third Division has an auto fire truck.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-26
Desde el Hudson

cia, Ell Amor, son los mas falsoa guias
hacia 10 Bueno.
Bien, 'esto es realmente muy des-
agradable'', como Jerjes dijo cuando
le 1legaron las noticias de que Leonidas
estaba destrozando sus soldados en-
las Term6pilas. jC6mo vanos q pasar
nos sin la Justicia, sin La Conciencia y
sin ell Amor?
iSin la Justicia! Nosotros habiamos
aprendido Greer que la Justicia era
una gran cosa, cuando funcionaba bien.
Lo malo es que no siempre Sc encuen-
ira, sobre todo en- las Cortes Correcio-
males, como Observable ell otro dia IN
chauffeur de la Habana a quien Ell juez
senior Armisen habia condenado dieE
pesos de multa por levar ell farol de
cola (del automovil por supuesto) apa-
gado; ell chauffeur decia, al tempo que
pagaba la multa pensando, acaso, en-
algdn antepasado del sefior juez: "jC6-
mo podia saber yo que Ell farol de CO.
la estaba apagado, CUANDO Lo TE-
MA DETRAs? 81 hubiera sido Ell IA
rol "de alante" lQue lie vamos hacer!
Me quedare sin cenar este ano!
Sin la Conciencia! ''TeHer una con-
ciencia", es sin duda alguna, una cosa
bien vaga; hay "buenas conciencias"
''malas concienciaS'' iPor que unos
hombres tienen 'buena conciencia' Y
otros tienen 1mala conciencia"? iEs
un defecto de funcionamiento, es un
vicio de organization, es una falta fun
damental de buena direction? Dios 10
sabe. Y, Ihasta que punto somos nos
otros responsables de tener una "bue-
ma conciencia''? IPodemos nosotros
tener a voluntad, un buen est6mago,
un higado en- buen estado? Aun GUAM
do mi amigo ell doctor Barillas dice que
'puede mucho la voluntad en- materia
de enfermedades' .yo digo que 81 Ell
organo esta desafnado de veras, no hay
voluntad que valga.
Sin ell Amor! iVamos. professor, este
illtimo nos ha desconcertado por COM
pleto Ell amor, doctor Pitkin, es Ia
fuerza mas poderosa que existe en- ell
mundo hacia 10 Bueno.
I'm amor verdadero puede hacer un
hombre bueno, y una mujer buena, cuan
do la Justicia, la Conciencia, la Ley y
todas las otras fuerzas existentes han
fallado por complete. Admitimos que
hay muy POGO amor verdadero en- ell
mundo, este quizas explica ell despre-
clio que ell professor asociado doctor Pit
kin expresa hacia Ell amor, como una
guia de moral. Pero nosotros no po.
demos admitir que Ell amor haya fra
casado; sin ell amor habria en- ell mum
do mucha menos moralidad de La que
hay actualmente. iQu6 tiene la Glen
cia que ofrecernos, a caInbio de esa di-
vina fuerza que gobierna ell mundo?
No, la Ciencia puede sacar del Univer-
so cualquier cosa que lie plazca, menos
Ell amor. Sin este sentimiento delicioso
que Sc aduefia de nuestras almas y nos
hace volver contra alg1n poderoso pla-
meta, sus fragmentos, convertidos en-
polvo. volarian barridos, por Ell espacio
infinite. .. L. Nc. D.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-26

Los orientales, temibles rivales de
los jinetes, Sc presentan en- La Liga
de la parada ocho con brfos sufcieD-
tes para castigar o estos- La ma
mana Sc presenta lluviosa, pero nos
permite presenciar el encuentro que,
POGO falt6 para que diera comienzo
al medic dia en- punto.
A ESQ de las once ocupa el campo
el SPORTS; ell "HUMACAO" O
la ofensiva. Dos carreras Sc anotan
en- el primer episode; una carrera
los jinetes. En- el segun6o iEnning
los orientales dan SOLO una vueIta.
Los jinetes con dos hombres en- base
y despues de dos out toca Brown
al polo, este hitea, tratan de sacarlo
de out en- primera y por una maLa
decision del umpire es procIamado
safe, entraa los dos hombres al to-
gar anotancoSe ambas carreras; lue-
go Brown aprOpechando la oportuni-
dad que sc le brinda adelanta hasta
Ia antesala, pero ALI Cartagena 10
engancha, cerrandose el episodio. El
iuego esta empatado 3 3, pero Ia
indisciplina de los orientales, despues
&c todo este maremagnum, en- vez de
haher rec!amado la legalidad del out
de Brown en- primera no despues
de empatar el juego los jinetes Y de
haberse anOtado DOS carreras en- la
piZarra, da origen a que los CRISES
quieran retirarse del campo mar
charse a Oriente, Gejando desairado
al p1blico que paga por yer jugar
pelota, no por que Sc atropellen los
derechos civiles. Hay un receso de
cerca de una hora, y al fin, con la
intervention de varios proninentes
fans" y dado a la generosidad del
Jefe Bennett quien Sc presto para
servir de chief umpire, vuelvese la
pelicula atras, Sc borran las dos ca
rreras anotadaS a los ''jinetes",
Thompson y Fabito a tercera Sc
gunda respectivamente, Brown vueIve
al polo con dos strikes dos bolas
y Sc abanicR, conyirtisndose por 10
tanto Ell score en- a 1. La pelota
entire las dos noyenas mas potentes
en- Ia 1sla va en- descenso; estamos
en- nuestros primeros dias de pelota.
FL tercer episodio Sc fae en- blan-
co para los CRISES. Los jinetes Sc
anotan tres carreras estan encima
por una. En- el quinto empatan ell
Juego los orientales y los jinetes Sc
van en- blanco hasta el final. En-
los dltimos innings Sc anotan los gri-
ses ctnco carreras mas y al terminar
el juego las dos de la tards la SEQ
re fue de 8 por los "orientales".
Resumen:- Baterfas: Moncho "
(cOnttuna en- Ia 7a. paS.l