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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-10
What Is
Neuritis?
II You Have 1t, Take EOpa Neuritis
Tablets.

Neurits is an inflammation of the
nerves that produces sharp, darting
pain very similar to that of rheuma-
tism. In fact, the disease is often mis-
taken for rheumatism and treated as
such, with the result that the sufferer
gets no lasting benefit,
Neuritis is usually brought on by
colds, injuries, bruises, nervous exhaus-
ton, malarial poisoning or infectious
diseases. The pain may be, confined to
one spot or it may move from place
to place. Sometimes it is accompanied
by soreness in the muscles, numbness
in the hands or feet, lame back, stiff
Joints. eye strain or severe headaches.
The only way to obtain permanent,
lasting relief is to heal the affected
nerves-get rid of the Inflammation.
Eopa Neuritis Tablets are compounded
for that very purpose. Harmless,
pleasant and effective, A trial package
will convince you. Price. $1.00.
Sold in Washington by the Peoples
Drug Stores and all other leading
druggists.
Boericke & Runyon Co.,
Mfrs, San Francisco
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door to Mr.. and Mrs. John Rick.
The Bauders were confident that
the Kicks had bewitched or "ver.
hexed" them, as they put it.
Recently the Bauders moved, but
conditions remained as bad as be.
fore. In their former home. near
the Kicks. only two of the rooms
were "verhexed," but their entire
new home is now bewitched, they
say.
Police interfered and both rhen
were fined IS each on charges of
disorderly C0ndhck
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-10
YE WITCHCRAFT LANDS
EASTON CITIZENS IN GOAL

EASTON, April 1O.-That witch.
craft is still believed in in North.
ampton county was demonstrated
a few days ago at the borough of
Hellertown, when two of the resi-.
dents of that place engaged in a
fight when one accused the other
of bewitching him and his house
hold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bauder re.
sided. until a short time ago, next
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-10

|palnS frequently.
! was sickly for
seven years and
finally had a ner-
vouS breakdown
following an oper-
a tion. / am a
dressmaker and
milliner, and a
lady l work for
told meofLydiaE.
|Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
III am taking il and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-10
Reinforce Glands
To Keep Young
Says Scientist
GlandOgen Provides Simple Method
of Taking Glandular Treatment

nR. ARNOLD LORAND, of
~ Austria, says in his book,
"Old Age Deferred" in speak
ing of the glands: 1--WE must
insist upon the reinforcement
of their functions if changed by
age or disease by means of ex-
tracts obtained from the similar
organs of healthy young ami.
mails"
Such a treatment is now of.
fered in the new scientific dis
covery, Glandogen, which COM
bines the important elements of
the vital glands with other eff
cacious ingredients. Hundreds
of men and women who are
weak, WORKOUT and run down.
are taking Glandogen to awaken
the devitalized glands, so they
may continue their normal func-
ton Of supplying the vital CLAN
dular secretions so necessary to
physical energy and perfect
health. Glandogen is prepared
in two different forms-one for
men and one for women. Clan
dogen is obtainable at Peoples
JIG Drug Stores.
GLANDOGEN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-10
ALL WOMEN
Who WORK
Should Knowhow thisW Worker was
Made Strong and Well byLydiaE.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Zahl, N. Oak. -"I was nervous and
weak and was not regular. / also had
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
HARRISON

A. B. LdffertY now has four or five
tug boats and as many barges in the
logging business on the river.
Hamblen Bros. have started ferry
from O'Gara to Conkling park.
O P. Johnson has five trucks in
use in MS logging operations.
A noat house on the river near
Springston was destroyed by fire. 1t
was occupied by Ray Lawrence and
wife. They happened to be absent at
the time and lost all their household
goods and spare clothing. An over
heated stove is supposed to have
caused the blaze.
Seven beautiful and great white
swan which came to the Occur
d'Alepe river near Harrison last fall
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
ATHOL
Special Correspondence

June l. the L. A society OF the M.
f. church will have food sale at the
church. Every one is invited.
Our merchant. g. M. Erwin, is on
Ethe sick list. He went to Spokane
Saturday to consult a doctor. Mr..
<Rickel taking him down by auto
Mrs. Anna Tolford is moving from
Ethe Clark house to her own house lust
frecently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
6Ciintou Barber.
Walter Grif1ith, Geneyieve Williams
Sand Grace Zanper spent Monday in
ESandpoint. Mrs Grif1th chaperoned
sthe young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters of
ETacoma, Wash, visited one day last
week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
kChas. Gray. Mrs. Gray is grand
{mnther of Mrs. Peters. They made
Si he trip by auto.
Mrs. Wallace, accompanied by Mrs.
Ewing, left "Wednesday BY auto for
EMoscew and Clifford Idaho. Mrs.
Sam Yates went with them as far as
Spokane and returned by way OF
Occur d Alene Thursday.
Miss Rose Hensen left last Satur-
day for Washington, D. c.. to visit a
brother; from there she goes to Porto
Rico, where her brother Gus Hensen.
Is located. Gus is an assistant U. S
Attorney. He Is one Of our high
School graduates OF the class Of 1914
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Prichard were
week end visitors at the home of Mr..
tud Mrs. Frank Williams. Mr..
Prichard will be remembered as our
1 ruggist who lost bis store by fire
&bout two years ago. He expects to
locate in Boomers Ferry.
4 The r N of A. social day at the
n. W. Of A. ball was a decided
2nccess A goodIy number were
fresent. The day was spent 10 prac
5icing drills and delightful lunch
as served by Mesdames Griffith,
Eander, Ford and Grgg. We are all
<pokIng forward to the time when
hey serve again.
q Chairman R. e. Butler Of the
[chool board has announced that the |
pllowing teachers have signed for the |
ext year iD the Athol school: Clinton |
barber, principal Athol school; Mrs. !
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SPIRIT LAKE

Spirit Lake citizens have organized
TO celebrate the 4 III and 5th of July
Proceeds Of the senior class pla,
were $63 80.
- That part OF Spirit lake west of tht
county bridge. known as the mil
pond, has been closed to all fishing by
order of r. E Thomas. state game
warden.
Henry s. Mosser. president of the
Panhandle Lumber company, arrived
last week from the east to attend the
annuaI meeting OF the Stockholders.
H. V. Banks and wife caught an
eight apd one half pound cut-throat
trout in the lake. The fish was four
feet long Bait used was No 4
Flugger.
Camp 40. about $500 damage to the
hume and the burning Of 200, 600 feet
OF decked logs constituted the chief
loss suffered by the Panhandle Lum
Der company 10 the recent forest fire
al the head of the lake. Much second
growth tim Der was destroyed.
Teachers employed for next year
are: Grades Johanna Brldewell,
Mrs. Kathryn Bull, Mildred e. BDu
vetle, Olive Hansel. Martha Freeland,
Ruth wilkins. Helen Nicholson, Mrs.
Marguerite Todd, Avis G. Garman.
High School-Glen E. SunderliD
George Smolack,
Frances Harris, Viola A. Noonan,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
POST FALLS

The board of trustees Of Rural High
School district No. IS organized by
electing Charles Waggoner chairman;
Eric johnson, clerk; T. J. Hall.
treasurer.
The bridge across the river at
PloDske's has been closed for repairs
w. A. Hicks has bought 80 acres of
dry land on the prairie at $50 an acre.
f. o. Reynolds new re proof
garage annex is 6Ox22
The Electric railway has reduced
fares.
Some forty men and women cleaned
the cemetery of dead grass and rub
bish one day last week
Mrs. Joe Eggers Of Mcclure was
badly bruised and shaken up when an
automobile on the Appleway struck
her buggy in the rear. She was
thrown into the ditch.
An eight pound daughter was born
May l3 to Mr.. and Mrs Ed Peters OF
Hauser.
The high school dispensed with the
annua. picnic under supervision of the
teachers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
EAPPROVED
Beard Calls For Bids On Csl.
crete Reservoir.

Plans and specifications for the
concrete double reservoir, drawn
up by ]. D. koren, N. P. engineer.
we're adopted By the village board
Tuesday night and = call for bids
was authorized, the contract to Be
let June 10 and work completed
June 80.
The plans call for sloping side
walls IL inches thick, back ead
wall 80 to II inches thick and
center wall SO to q isches thick.
The foor isto have I minimum
thickness OF s inches. The back
wall is to be six feet high, center
wall nine feet high.
A close estimate OF the cost of
/ material and labsr brings the total
to about $4,000.
Jacob Biemond was sworn IL as
trustee to succeed A. I. Gsstos.
The board accepted the resigna-
ton OF A. A. Berges rendered At
prior meeting, and the chairman
then appointed Mr.. Biemond on
the street, alley and sidewalk con-
mittee. Trustee w. A. Hart
resigned from the library commit
tee and was appointed on the Ere,
light and water COMMITTEES.
The committees, of which Leo
Lentsch is chairman, now stand as
follows:
Streets, alleys and Sidewalks
DR.. Wenz and J. Biemond.
Fire, light and wates.-Dr.
Wenz and W. A. Hart,
Park-W. A. Hart.
Library. Vacant.
No bills were Allowed, as the
appropriation ordinance has not
been passed and csnnot be passed
until the meeting Of June 10.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30

ola to this state. These ncw deputies
are officers aud directors OF all cattle.
horse. sheep, bull. swlos sod Gov
testing associations OF the state.
Support Of mayors OF uorth Idaho
towns in holding to mInInun
losses from forest nres this summer.
was sought in letter seat out By
Governor G. G. Moore. The govsrasr
says be wishes tourists aud campers
would use the forests az little -
possible and II they will not CO.
operate stringent measures may be
Tesorted to In sxcludIBg sl! sueh
persons from the forests.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
Memorial Day IPloclamatisl.

Boise, Idaho - Governor g. G.
Moore's Memorial day prvclapsilcs.i
10 full is as follows: ss
In a few days we will observe thai
day which has been set apart fof
honoring the u,euory Of those who
have fallco 10 the vars Of the patIop
and 10 payiog trIbuto to the veterans
Who still rurv!ve. The last few years
have brought a deeper OeabioE 70
this day for 10 the fadisg RACKS at
the Grand Army Of the Republic
there have beeo added the Oames at
the Spanish war yeterans a. veil -
those OF the last great coB6Ict.
"Msy we remember that Memorial
day is therefore GOT one OF celebrates
but rather one Of conservation. 1t 10
meet that we dedicate ourselves TO
the proper protection OF those great
princiAes for which these meu Rsvs
tde .!asa foil measure VI dsvotIoG.'
..Thereforc. I, c. c. Moore. sossf-
nor OF the State OF Idaho. do bercey
proc rsi,n ard urge proper observance
OF Friday. May 80, 1924. as Memoflsa
day
II tr.vst that the day be EiseH vses
to appro, ssjats services 10 memefy acA
tribute 70 sbose who have ans~erea
the roll cali. Ail>4sgs should be -
halt staff umtil nooo, wEsn they ere
TO be raised t. fUii staff." -.
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have all died, apparently from lead
poisoning. The last one died last
week 10 slough. Its wing spread
was seven feet, seven inches, and 1t
measured four feet, six inches. from
tip Of beak tc tip OF tail. All the
birds bad the appearance OF having
been starved.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
Idaho State News Items.

The long drouth has damaged crops
10 the Lewiston country.
II. d. Smith, state director OF
insurance, has resigned.
W. Hal. Horne OF Jerome has been
appointed state hank examiner TO
succeed Victor Z. Warner, who
resigned last Saturday.
Three boys. is to II years old, were
haled into the probate CONT at Twin
Falls for dynsmitIng fab in the
Salmon river west OF Buhl.
Five hundred state land sale certi :
flcates involving 20. 0o0 acres NJ land
were cancelled lasC week by the state
board of laud commissioners. The
land contract holders were delinquent
10 their payments.
The progressive party convention
was held at Jerome Saturday and
elected six delegates to the conven-
tion in Cleveland July 4. The dele
gates were instructed for Robt. NJ.
Lafollette for president.
The annual spring freshet In the
Kootena: river started earlier than
usual this year, but the high poiot OF
20.e feet reached is far below the
average high mark, which was 28.5
feet last year. May 2i the water had
dropped to 10 feet.
The N. p. freight division st
Kootenai has been practically aban-
doned and trains will be run. betwaeu
Yard:ey TO Paradise. The change
means that seven train crews OF 50
men. most Of them with families,
will have to leave Kootenai aud move
TO Yardley or Spokane to reside.
There were 952 births 10 Idaho
during the month ended May 10; boys
492. girls 460. Deaths numbered 4G6,
OF which 233 were males and l72
females. These Included 81 childres
uoder one year OF age aud ISL persons
over 55 years OF age. Measles caused
% deaths.
F.. W. Porter, state commissioned
Of flnance, has denied az application
Tor permit 70 sell stock la Idaho 10
ne Salt River Wyoming- Idaho
trust, au organization
,eekdng to EXPLORE for oil Ia eastero
[dahO and western Wyoming.
The nrst arrests for carelsssness
With Ore on the public domain were
made last week when Boise jeweler
md u dentist were followed, sppre
,euaed and forced TO return and ex-
.ipgulsh their campfire 10 the
Payet,e national forest. They were
ater hound over for trial In The
federal court.
More than 500 additional deputies
,f the state department OF agrcul-
ture were commissioned by Mark A.
Means, commissioners, 10 aid Ia the
states fight TO prevent the spread OF
foot and mouth disease from Califor-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
a THE DAISY. g

Only little daisy,
Out in the garden gay,
Warmed by the dancing sunbeams,
Kissed by the dews of May
Softly, the petals falling
Seem pearled with tears today.
Only loyal soldier,
Off mid the trumpet's blare.
Kissed by smiling mother,
Breathing fervent prayer
Somewhere among the fallen,
He's sleeping over there.
Only little daisy,
Wooed by the winds OF May,
Glory, courage and sorrow
Crowned in its petals gay
Proudly, oh. proudly wear it,
And reverently, today.
Irene /aaj, IN the Kansas City Sta
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30

The federal court convened
Monday.
The federal grand jury OF 2l was
sworn in Monday.
/ Donald McIotosh, 81. died last
Friday of heart trouble and asthma.
| Only % citizens turned out to vote
on the additional city tax levy OF 5
mills.
Kootenai county has 220, 900 acres
of cut over and burned land and
80, acres OF forest land.
Fire, believed TO have been set by
a small boy playing With mat':he',
DESTROYED woodshed at the A. O.
Nelson home.
Very little rain fell over the Occur
d'Alene forest last Saturday hut all
fires were reported under control
Monday.
Eght-pound bass are being caught
10 Fernan lake. Live minnows are
used for bait.
Troop No. 3, boy scouts, had 1eid
meet in Spokane Saturday with
Troop No. OF that city.
The drst lightning fire OF the
season In the C9ur d'Alene national
forest was reported May 22 on Big
creek.
Forty nine students graduate from
the C9ur d'Alene high school
Tuesday evening. Judge McNaut hton
delivered the commencement ade'rese.
Jack Nitkey Is suing to recover
from the st. Joe Boom c0mpaDy
$I3a9 alleged due for labor under
contract while saving, splfttiDs,
piling and loading cordwood.
Violet Mortlock, 5 years old, disap-,
peared May 20 while playing with her
brothers on log boom near the out
let Of the lake. Searchers, incIudiog
boy scouts. have failed to locate the
missing child.
Traffic Onicer Fitzgerald entered
plea of guilty to charge OF battery
on the person OF Howard j. Knutso0
10 police court apd was fned 500.
The officer had arrested Knutson for
speeding. Knutson was tried by jury,
found guilty and fned S. and $25.75
costs o probate court.
w. q. Albee fled suit with the
clerk of the district court late Friday
afternoon against L. N. Kastler To
SIS, 573.I9 alleged due As
balance on the sale Of . stock of
in Spirit Lake. He
asked that receiver be appointe 4,
and the court named F. N. Kilbournss
Is receiver, under bonds of 81 900.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
nine INDICTMENTS
Federal Court Busy On Liquor
Cases.

Cnur d'Alene, Idaho, May 81
Toe federal grand jury was dismissed
t,,day after returning the following
indictments:
Lander Martin, charged With
having sold rum containing 90 per
cent alcohol to Indians; John Mullan,
Oh three charges Of liquor violations;
s r. Howe, charged with importing
liquor from Canada; E E Severns,
charged With having stolen goods 10
his possession; Earle Dean Baxter
and D. Thurston, charged with
breaking into and stealing from the
Black Lake post office; Worth r.
Leeright, charged with breaking into
q car at Glenn's Ferry and stealing
automobile tires; Peter Larossea and
Sherman Harvey. charged with con
spIracy to transport liquor into this
country, and having liquor in posses
sion.
The following were admitted to
citizenship in federal court Tuesday;
David Golez Of Athol; Thomas
Michael jacobson, Coeur d'Alenc;
Lillian Grace Wilson OF Dalton;
Oscar A. Joki, Occur d'Alene. Bror
Thorstensen was denied citizenship
on the ground that he claimed ex-
.emption during the war.
Liquor sentences were imposed by
Judge Dietrich Wednesday as follows:
Thomas Jadro $3.50 ane.
Fred Hartman, 80 days and $10O.
Worth r. Leeright pleaded guilty
to breaking into freight car and
stealing auto tires and tubes al
Glenns Ferry and was fned 500 and
given SIX months in Jail.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
RATHDRUM KooTENAI COUNTY, IDAHO FRIDAY 80,

Peirl Higbee. assistant; Miss Rose
Hensen, Grammar room; Miss Kath-
ryne Fredenberg, intermediate; Mrs
Ester Robinson, primary.
The people living iu and around
Athol seem to have forgotten that
we have an ordinance prohibiting
stock on the streets or running at
large. Our town board need not be
blamed i; you come in and find they
have taken care OF them for you.
Just pay and take them home for the
members OF the board will do nothing
but what is right and proper, so take
warning.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-05-30
cRUR D'ALENE

The federal court convened
Monday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

M4sto Mexiko, 25. ledna. -
Odbor v&lky oznamuje, ze tu.
hA bitva svedena byla v Mo-
relia, kapitole statu Michoa-
can (na zapad Cd Mesta Me-
xika), kde 600 federali brani
mesto proti 5000 povstalctm
pod velenfm gen. Estrady. We
zpr&v9 Sc pravi, ze povstalec-
ky general Buelna byl zabit.
Rebelov& couvli z Acambor,
zeleznicni spoiky jizn6 cd Ce-
layi, kdyz blfzil Sc tam fede.
ralnf oddfl a zaujali posici v
horach nedaleko mesta.
Federalnf vojsko, pfi postu
pu ma Guadalajaru, obsadilo
mesta Yurecuaro; Zamoru a
Los Reyes. Diva tisfce Yaquitd
kterf prijeli re Sonory, pres a.
merick6 6zemf, dostalo Sc ji3
do Irapuato, kds byn ozbro.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
TUBA BITvA v MExIkU.
GOO FEDERALU Sc BRANt PROFIT 5000
POVSTALCUM.

jeni rucnicemi koupentmi cd
americke vlady.
Rebelove, pod velenfm gen.
Figueory, dobyi jedno male
m9sto bKze Tolucy, kapitolu
statu Mexiko. Depese z Qua
temaly pravi, ze federalni vol
sko v Salina Cruz odolalo spo-
lecnemu dtoku rebelskeho vol
ska a d9loveho Glunu Progress
so. Tyz bombardoval Salina
Cruz po dvanact hodin, nacez
pax rebelske vojsko podniklo
1tok. Federalnf vojsko porazi
10 vsak rebely a donutilo je u
stoupili ma pfevlaku Tehuan-
tepec.
Progresso jest dosud v pff-
stavu D'Salina Cruz zakotve-
ny blize n6mecke lodi, cd nfz
kapitan Progresso pozadoval
uni a potraviny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

New York, IS. ledna. - Ru
sti obcane v Americe vzdajf
hold Mikulasi Leninovi Ultra,
v den, ma nejz pdvodn6 urcen
pohfeb Lenin6v v Moskve. Re-
soluce v tom srnyslu byly pri-
jaty ma vcerejsis konferenci tri
nacti ruskych organisaci We
Spojenych StAtech, jichz IRA
dovny budou a4xtsag po ce-
lou sobotu.
New York, rs. ledna. - So
cialisticka strana v Americe
prostrednictvim exekutivy new
yorskeho odvetvi vzdala poctu
Mikulasi Leninovi, v lrednim
kabelogramu ruske vlade wee
ra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
PR0Tl tame DIPL0mAcII.
NOVY BRITICKY PREMIER ZAUJAL ROZ
HODNE STANOVISKO

Londyn, 25. ledna. - Tai
ma diplomacie nebude miti mi
sta We vyjednavani noveho bri
tickeho premiera, Ramsay-e
MacDonalda, cizfmi zeme-
mi. Vefejnost bude do vseho
zasv9cena, kdykoli okolnosti
budou to opravnovati.
Rovnez Sc rozhodl, ze jed
mani " kabinetnich schdzich
nebude zachovavano v tajno-
sti tax jako "a predeslych vlad
Pc kazde schizi bude dorucen
casopisnm prehled jednani a
k jakemu rozhodnutf Sc dospe
10 v urcitych otazkach. V roz-
mluv9 Sc zpravodaji dnes pre-
mier Macdonald je ujistil, ze
,zdy q ochotou je Prime, kdy-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

koli verejne zajmy budou to-
no vyzadovati neb cas- dovo-
lovati. Jest pravd9podobno, ze
konany budou pravidelne schd
zky s novinafi, jake Sc dele
We Spojenych Statech.
Premier pfi nastoupeni sv6-
no ufadu preje 81 mfti dobrou
Will casopisi a vibec verejno-
sti a die toho zarfdf sve jed
mani. Starry stab tiskoveho L.
fadu bude podrzen vzhledem
ke SWIM zkusenostem, avsak
jest mono, ze' Macdonald roz
ranozf jej o jednoho neb diva
muze 2 delnictva, kteri sezna
meni jsou Sc smernicf strany
p:itomn9 u vesla vlady.
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SINCLAIR P0JC|L FAl[0W.
v TOM SMYsLu VLAs1
JEh0 ADV0KkT. a. 4.
PUJcKA BYLA v CAsTCE $4,000 v BON
DECH SVOBODY.

Zevelyho a Jest pry kkar-
ske osetrovani.
Pred senatni vybor bude po-
volan v pondeli a pozadan o
vysvetleni sveho dfiv9jsiho "a
pfisahani Sc, re neobdrzel ami
jedineho centu cd Sinclaira 4
Dohenyho aniz- cd kohokoli
jineho We spojeni nimifneb
8 jejich spolecnostmi.
President Coolidge jest je-
ste vice nez obvykle zdrzenli-
wynn We svych usudcfch o cele
affere a stale jeste nechce We
riti, ze sc jednalo o nejake
zlocinne dmysly, avsak jest
pry rozhodnut chraniti MAZE
TEX Spojenych Statd, col ne
m1ze znamenati niceho jineho
nez zruseni pronajmi, ukaze-
Ii Sc, ze byly ziskAny korupcf
neb podvodem.
Behem dnesniho vyslechu
doslo tez ma Standard Oil Co.,
jez ziskala vlastnicke. pravo
ma pozemek znamy jake sekce
els. 36 uprostfed kalifornske
.olejne reservy. Ma tuto trans
'akci tazan byl Frank Dezen-
'dorff. jenz pfitomne jest ve
Iyl&siniin prohibichin. l.ass4,
avsak pred tim po mnoho ro-
XII byl zam6stnan v odboru vni
ira. Leslie c.. Garnett, dfivej-
81 prfrucf gen. navladnf sv9dcil
pred tim, ze v teto veci pod
niknuto bylo vysetrovani, ale
zastaveno die instrukci gene
ralniho navladnlho Daugher-
tyho. Tyz postal vzkaz Gar
nettovi po zastupci Standard
Oil Co., ably V te v6ci niceho
nepodnikal, pokud nebude mi
ii MIN. S Ganettem, osobni
konferenci.
San Francisco, 25. ledna. -
Dohenyho pronajmy olejnych
pozemk1 zaujimaji $4,000 a.
krd pddy, die map pfiprave-
nych banskym 1fadem stat
MIN. Ma nekterych z techto
pozemkG zahajeno jiz vrtanl
studni, kdezto jine jsou dosud
netknuty. Pozemky tyto jsou
V bohatem olejnem poll v Elk
Hills, We vzdalenosti cd peti
do trinacti mil cd Taft, Cal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
NAsILNOsTI We FALCKU.

Berlin, 25. ledna. - K vaz-
nemu stretnuti Sc mezi odste-
penci a zAstupem demonstran
td doslo v Lauterecken, v
bavorsk6m Falcku. Pod ochra-
nou francouzsktch cetn{kd,
dodava depese, odstepenci zat
xii sedesAt demonstranth. By
Ii watt pred francouzskeho
distriktniho delegate, maj. La
pointe a pax uvezneni.
Mohuc, Nemecko, 25. led
ma. Dffvejsf separatisticky ra-
da, Schlicht, byl zavrazden
dnes r&no blfze Adenaux dv6-
ma muzi. Osm ran bylo vypa
leno do jehO tela.