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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
TRI DETI UHOkELY.

Ironton, O., 18. fervence. -
Tri ditky manzelI Albert Bar
berovych, We veku cd sedmi
do jedenacti rokI, uhorely pri
pozaru, ienz znicil jejich do
mex v Coal Grove, nedaleko
odtud vcera o pIlnoci. Oba ro-
dice jsou, v nemocnici. zle po-
paleni a vIbec nemohou po-
ldati souvisle vylicenf tragedie
+Sousede pravi, ze zaslechli tlu
meny rachot brzy ma to pla-
meny vyslechly z obydli. Ro-
dice zachranili sc skokem S O.
kna. Panuje mfn6ni, re nest6-
sti bylo zavin6no vybuchem
Iplynu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
zENA v RETEZOVYCH
POUTEcH.


Haverhill, Mass, 18. cerven
ce. - Ze strachu, ze dosta-
valo by Sc il pozornosti jinych
muzd b6hem jeho nepritom-
nosti, Charles Bradley, jenz
prisel nohu pri automobile
We nehode pred rokem, spou-
tai svoji zenu retezem, kdy-
koli vychazel z domova. Vyslo
to ma jevo, kdyz pf. Bradley
ova. matka sesti deti. pribel-
hala Sc ma policejni stanici;
vlekouc "a sebou osmistopovy
fetez, jenz zadrhnut byl ko-
lem jeff nohou a kotnikd. v
zadu, aby nan nemohla dosah
nouti, byl zamek. Vypravela,
ze takto spoutana, konala
svoji domaci. praci a pecova-
la O d6ti. Pc lekafskem pro-
zkoumani Bradley byl odka-
zan do Istavu pro choromysl-
ne ma neurcitou dobu. Policie
pravi, re jeho mysl sc zatem-
Mia nasledkem one automobi-
love melody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
vYHRALl sTAvKU - PRO
III HOLIcoM.

Racine, Wis.,, 18. cervence.
- Odepfeni zdejsich muzd =
Zen patronisovati holice, kdyz
lozn&mili zvySenf ceny "a stfi-
hanf vlasd jak muzskych tax
zenskych s SO ma Is cent?,
m6lo "a nasledek vitezstvi pro
zakazniky. Holici kapitulovali
10 ozn&mili, ze stare ceny bu-
dou op6tn6 citany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
.sEDM DETi Asi zAHYNul0.
LODKA, " Ntz ST VYJELY, NALEZENA
V.ZATOCE PREVRZENA.

Bridgeport Conn.,, 49, cervence Patranim po vice nez
dvacet ctyr hodn, mistn poc statnm urady pomoci
cetnych dobrovonkn nebyo naezeno nemens opy sed
mi detech, ktere vyday odce Black Rock pfsavu
ydera odpoleepes~s ss s,S
Rodice yzdai veskere nadee kdyz lodka nalezena
zatoce pG ceste mez Bridgeportem Port
jefferson u l. Zadne deti neumel0 plovat Byy We veku
cd 8 do Is roki. fat..
AZ sounrak snesl dnes vecer von aeropany, moto-
cuny parniky patraly detech Rodice podle Sc
ma hledani nezamhoufi Okla cd zmzen de Ubozaci
vzdavai jz veskere nadee ze mimi este shledaJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19

Washington, IL. cervence - Senator Burton K. Wheeer
Montany pokrokovy demorat jenz naby veke prosluo-
st svym vedenm zaoby prot byvaemu navadnimu Daug-
heymu pred vysetfovacm vyborem by nomnovan msto
predenta narodnm vyborem Konference pokrokovou
potickou akc ako spoecnk senatora Roberta NJ La Fol-
etta Wisconsin, neodvslem stku Vldcove pokroko-
veho hnuti 7efi, ze nominaci prime.
Senator Wheeler jenz drive prohasi nepfijal by
mnac MISREPRESENTATION nalehani vadcl pokrokoveho
hnuti samotneho La Folletta sb ze lvahu
sve rozhodnuti oznami Ultra.
Po skoncen celodenniho zasedani po hod veGer pro-
gressvn narodni vybor vyda prohasen, nsmz pravi:
I've SVEN odpoednim zasedani narodnf vybor Koneren-
ce pokrokovou pockou akci nedfive v6noval
most nominac mistopresdenske Senator Burton K Whee
Ter Montany by nonovan ako spoienk senatora Rober
ia M La Foetta. Stao to jednohasne velikeho mad
SEMI zadnem jihem kanddatu peednao zadna jina
nomnace nebyla utinena Vsechny skupny zastoupene
konferenc prohasiy ze senator Wheeler jest sch
nsst II pray Il sslssni pstislenny vsbor
spou senatorem La Foettem navsv senaora Wheeera
MIMI konal douhou poradu ze yz slbil oznami sve
rozhodnuti Ultra.
Kdyz zadan byl senator Wheeler zastupc sku nejak6
prohlaseni, pravi:
"Nemnim pfitomns ucin zadneho sdeleni verejnosti
Navsv jak senator La Toilette tax vybor Konference
pro pokrokovou poitickou akc zadal abych pfja
msto neodvislem sku ako mopresidentsky kandidat
zada jsem hu dvacet ctyf hodn tax abych mohl ceou
bedve uvaziti Dam odpoved n6kdy Ultra prosedni
ctvim vyboru samotneho." s4.
Pred trent dny oznam senator Wheeler ze nemaze pod
porovat Dave demokratckeho presidenskeho kanddata
ale zaroven doda ze to ze mni by opust
mokrackou stranu dale prohlasil ze nepfja by mso
presdentskou nomnac stku La Follettove. Wheeler
jest ednm nejznamejsich cend senau ackol eta jenom
AZ roxy veku vysouz diva roxy sve prvni hiy
Cedar Rapids Iar 1s cervence. Rada drektora radu
zeezncnch kondukterd formae indorsovala kanddauru
senatora Roberta La Foetta die sdeen ucneneho pred
sedou L. E. Sheppardem dnes.
Ackoi ednotlivc mohou jednati zcela bovoln6, pra-
vii Sheppard a vefm veika vesna censtva fadu bude
podporovat La Foletta."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19

BW NAvRzEN VfB0REM zA SP0-
LEcnlkA la AF0LLETT0vA.
MONTANSKY SENATOR OZNAMf DNEs
PRIME III NOMINACI.,
Bulletin.

WashinRton 49, cervence. Senator Burton K Wheeler
M ntany dnes pfija MISREPRESENTATION noninac nabid.
nutou v6era niron vyborem Konference pro poroko
poitickou akc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
HRozNf GIN oPILcE.

Bellaire O., 18. cefvence Napadena poll bize sve
no domova Big Run horncke osade nedaleko odtud Anna
Kresova, 7eta, byla zavrazdena dnes casne vetera
Rozjren havfr dopad vraha bih jej tem4T al do bez
vedomi chysa vrhnouti je do feky Ohio kdyz fedni
c okresu Belmont zakroc zmocni otra. Pres prote
sty odpor zasupu, drednc chopi muze posadi ej
do auomobu Byl odvezen ryskem do m6stsk6ho vezen
Bellare kde e pod snou strait Udal ze menuje Mike
Charles re e havfem ca 38 let veku Prav ze popijel
minsajnovou whisku behem 'odpoledne; q, ..N5As
Divenka bylas ma cess aomovu J krdm ksyz lotr So
il chop Trava bya nacpana do st ably utlumen by je
il kirk femen zadrhnuty koem krku j zardous. Pred
tim vsak prece de voalo pomoc COZ zasech havir
daekych domcich pustili netvorem, enz da
lek Neby zakrocen serifova, hav by by iste soud
vykonali. @f.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
oHRoMNA PoNoRkA.

Portsmouth, N. H., 18. Ger
vence. - Ponorka vi, diva
'krate TAX velka jako kterako-
Ii z pfedeslych zbudovanych
pro Sp0jene Staty. byla spus-
tena ma vodu zde vcera. Jest
Sal stopu dlouha a ma rych.
lost 81 uzlI ma hladin9 NOR
ske a 8 uzlG pod vOdou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
NOW PkEDsEDA Dem. vIBoRU.

New York, 49, cervence. Glenn l.. Shaver West Vir-
gine bude rid kampan pro Johna W. Davse demokratic
keho presdenkeho kanddat jez bude formane zahaena
Carksburg VIVA, vecer H. srpna, kdy Davis bude for
maine uvedom9n sve nominaci. Oznameni " tom smysu
bylo yd4no Davsem pred odjexdem do Idlesboro, Me-
kde ztavf deset dn prazdnin6c zaroveh bude 81 pf
red kerou odpovi proslov nokatnho vboru
Bude to jaksi kl{tov& nota jeho kampan9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19
NE1TEsTfM DoHNAN K
ZOUFALSTvl.

Fremont, O., 1S. cervence.
w. ]. Graves, 53lety, jehoz
farma blize vickery byla spu-
stosena nedavnym tornadem,
sp&chal dnes sebevrazdu, "a
stfeliv sc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19

Canton, O., 18. cervence. Zvyseni jizdn&ho mez-
m9stske draze, Northern Ohio Traction Light Co.. cd TO-
srpna bylo oznameno dnes lfednky spoecn0s Cesuic
Clevelandu do Cantonu budou pla centi vice. Can
tonu do Greentown Uniontown Springfield Lake zdn& bu
de o s cent? snfzeno.- .,s9s# s. ..9...u n. !.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-14
49, 64 V|SAs TO
Immigrants
ISSUED
Consular Reports Show Third
Of Quota List for Year
Is Supplied

Slightly more than one-third Of
the immigrants which the United
States will receive thih fiscal year
have already secured passport vtsas
according to the immigration quota
list made public by the State De-
partment today. Under the last
immigration laws 104,267 foreigners
are to be admitted to the United
States this year and according to
reports from cCnsuls in foreign
countries reports. to the state De-
partment 45,464 vtsas have been
granted.
Countries from which the United
States secures most Of its future
citizens have filled their quotas as
follows:
Germany Quota, 51.s27; visas
granted, 1922.
Great Britain and Northern Ire.
land Quota, s4,OO7; ivisas granted.
irish Free state Quota, 2s.5s7:
visas granted, S.3sS.
Norway Quota. s.45a; yisas
granted, "a, 46S,
Poland Quota, $3.50; yisas. grant
Cd; l, 49e.
/ Russia Quota, 2.24sss yisas grant
ed, sos.
Sweden Quota, 1861; visas
granted, 3,772.
Switzerland Quota. 2.os1; visas
granted, GOT.
Caechoslovalkia - Quota, S,073;
visas granted, 1888.
Denmark - Quota, 2,7S9; visas
granted, ga.
France Quota. 1884; visas grant
ed, 91S.
1taly---0uota, s.s45; visas granted,
,69s.
| Netherlands Quota, 1,64S; yisas
granted. 646.
Other countries which send small.
er numbers are using up the per-
centage Of the quota to which
they are entitled each month.
Citizens and subjects of Afghan
istan, Arabia, Bhutan, British and
French Cameroons, Ethiopia,
Greece, Iraq, Liberia, Liechtenstein,
Luxembourg, Monaco, Muscat, Maui
ru, Nepal, New Guinea, Persia,
Ruanda and Urundi. Samoa. Siam.
Southwest Africa, "; Tanganyika,
British and French Tognland, and
zap have not applied for any of
the 100 passports to which each
nation is. entitled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-14
/ THREE DkES'
COUCH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL
Chronic Coughs and Persist
ent Colds Lead to Serious
Lung Trouble. You Can
Stop Them Now With Creo-
InulsiOn, an Emulsified
CreOsOte That Is Pleasant
to Take.

Creomulsion is a new medical
discovery with twofold action; it
soothes and heals the inflamed
membranes and kills the germ.
OF all known drugs, Creosote ID
recognized by the medical frater.
nifty as the greatest healing agency
Tor t.s treatment Of chronic coughs
and-colds ana other forms IL throat
and Jung troubles. Creonulsion con
taills. in addition to creosote. other
healing elements which soothe ana
heal the inflamed membrane and
stop the irritation and inflannrna.
ton while the creosote goes on to
the st0uach, is absorbed into the
bleed Gttacls the seat OF the trotl-
Die and destroys the germs that
leAd To consumption.
greonlUlsion il guaranteed satis-
1Actofy IN the treatment of chronic
coughs and colds, bronchial asth.
ma catarrhal br0nchitis and other
forms OF throat and lung diseases.
ana is excellent fOE bull fiif u 81 rs
sytpm after coldasDs fail KoTSs r
rScHhded If any coug or cold, III
nlAtter Of how long STAN
relieved after taking according Is
directions Ask your, druggist.
C99pmulslon Coz Atlanta Ca. n q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-14
Japan Fighting Reds

TOKYO, Nov. 1.-THE Toyko POI
lice bureau plans to organize q
speeds force under the control Of
the cabinet to combat communism.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-14

No buying this sae may assert the dozen
like have all Of one kind; and there is
10 limit on the quantity you may purchase.
May suggest that you look over the assortment we offer
dozen more in handy your pantry shelf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-14

The biggest and best IS.
cents worth Of cake we can
offer you. Be sure and see
the cake, you'll take one home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-22
ELECTRIC GAR FOR TRACK
Wake is SUCCESS

An electric ''tFack-wallxing carl
which makes possible detailed exam.
ination Of railroad tunnels and the i'm.
mediate repair Of any minor defects
has. been developed, II. Germany, y
Previously, -a pedestrian !. track.
walker has been used to make these
inspections and report necessary re.
pairs after each trip.
With, the Is.track-walking car, i
which 81 especially designed to be
driven by electricity or hauled by
an ordinary locomotive, the repair
crew goes along and ii. available 10
make repairs at once.
Al battery Of fifty-four electric
lights provides ample illumination
for work IN tunnels. 4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-22
AFRICA SERVICE UNIT
SUPPLIES STREET LIGHTS

! On the west coast Of Africa there
Is a small electric company which.
not only supplies electricity to the
homes Of the Europeans living in
the city where It is located, but,
also provides electricity for lighting
the streets and practically all the
homes IN the city'b native quarter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-22
2so. 900 VOLT X-RAY
INSTALLED AT ARSENAL

A sO,OOO.volt x.ray equipment
has been Installed at the United
States army arsenal, Watettown.
N x. and. with Il flaws in large
guns and other pieces OF ordinances
are readily discovered.
Colonel T. g. Dickson. OF the ord
nance department. United states
army, states that this x-ray appar-
atus makes possible material saw
ings in the production Of big guns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-22
.sTOKERs PRODUCE
HIGH EFFICIENCY

The big Hell Gate generating sta
tioA Of q New York city electric
service company which has It's
boilers equipped with mechanical
stoI1ers only loses rs per cent Of
the energy Of the fuel consumed.
That is, 92.7 per cent Of the coal
burned actually produces electricity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-22
Dirty Lamps Expensive

Because sotled electric lamps and
globes are frequently used Americas
electric lighting bill is increased 10
per cent 4 year, an extravagaace
readily curtailed by keeping the
lamps and globes clean.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-22
4 NEW dap IRA GIN, rs
]. Pk ACEp. ON MARKET

Al new diaphragm for telephones
which, IT is claimed, is more delicate
than the metal ones now in use,
has just been placed upon the mar.
ket.
q This diaphragm, which can also
BE used in Photographs and radio
apparatus, s is made UP Of q COM
Animation s.of airon filings, fiber and
halxelite.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-22
Many Public Utilities

In the United States there are
l63,lOOl separate telephone systems,
l5,974 electric service companies and
iS27 electric railway companies.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-05-28
UNCLE SAM SPEEDS
UP ON BONUS JOB
Government Swings Into
High to Get Actual Pay
ment Started.

Washington.-Pla to get actual
payment of the soldier bonus under
way are swinging into high speed, al
though a temporary setback was ex-
perienced when printing of applica-
ton blanks was held up because at
present no funds for the work are
available.
Secretary of War Weeks, however,
Immediately prepared an estimate or
administration of the bonus, figuring
the cost at about $4,500,000 This was
turned over to the budget bureau ana
it is expected that congress will make
the appropriation as soon as bill
calling for it is submitted.
To Print 100000 Blanks.
The government printing office is
ready to go ahead with the work of
printing application blanks-the big
gest single order yet given it-and the
bureau of engraving is getting ready
to turn out the insurance certificates.
The order for application blanks
calls for delivery of 30,00O00O items
-15O00,00O blanks and an equal num-
Der of instruction books to go with
theis. Some 100000 pounds of paper
will be used and the printing Will
tax. about thirty days.
Don't Send Letters.
In the meantime, the War depart
ment is urging every one to impress
this precaution on the mind of every
veteran:
If you don't understand all the de-
tails on the blank, don't send in let
ters of any kind. Get as much ac-
curate information as possible on the
blank and let it go at that. Clerks
will check up with the War depart
ment records-if you send letters
they'll just have to check twice.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-05-28
GEORGE REMUS BARES
BIG GRAFT IN WHISKY

Neutrality-suspicious. Remus of Ohio,
liquor convict at the Atlanta federal
penitentiary, told the Brookhart COM
mittee that he had paid between $780,
600 and 100000 to the late Jess w.
Smith in order to keep out of prison.
He said that he could not tell whether
he had been double-crossed or not, be-
cause "the dead don't tell"
Remus was brought before the COM
mittee under guard. He told of how
he had bought a string of distilleries in
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky after the
Volstead act was passed and had ar
ranged by a "gentleman's agreement"
with Jess Smith to get withdrawal per-
mits.
He said that he had been allowed i'm
munity from prosecution for year
and a half, while he distributed some
100000 or 100000 gallons of liquor un-
der the pretense of selling it for me-
dicinal purposes. The witness could
not recall just how much money he
had paid Smith, who at that time was
Attorney General Daugherty's buffer.
He estimated, however that it was be-
tween $25000O and 100000. He said
he never asked Smith whether he had
split the money with Daugherty.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-05-28
PRESIDENT VETOES
WORLD WAR BONUS

Washington. - Asserting that no
moral justification exists for the SOL
der bonus, that the country cannot af-
ford it, that American principles are
opposed to it, and that the veterans as
whole do not want it, President
Coolidge sent the bill back to congress
with his disapproval.
The President attacked the measure
both on economic lines and on prin-
ciple.
The President asserts that 1--WE owe
no bonus to the able-bodied veterans
of the World war;" that the first duty
of every citizen is to the nation
'The gratitude Of the nation to these
veterans cannot be expressed in dol
lars and CENTS" Mr.. Coolidge contin-
ues. mo way exists by which we can
either equalize the burdens or give
adequate financial reward to those who
served the nation in both civil and mil
itary capacities in time of war. The
respect and honor of their country will
rightfully be theirs forevermore.
But patriotism can neither be
bought nor sold. 1t is not for hire and
salary. 1t is not material, but spir-
itual. 1t is one of the finest and high,
est of human virtues. To attempt to,
pay money for it is to offer it an I'M
worthy indignity which cheapens, de-
bases and destroys it,"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-05-28
Thousand Trillion Marks
Giuea TO General Degoutfe

Duesseldorf.-The municipality of
Dusseldorf recently presented Gen
eral Degoutte, the French commander
in chief in the Ruhr, with one thou
sand trillior marks (S230) for the
mess funds of the "poilus' who aided
in the installation of the German SAM
pie fair in Dusseldorf General
Degoutte asked the municipality to de-
vote the sum to the city's charities In
the name of the French soldiers be
cause the army regulations forbid the
acceptance of such gifts.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-05-28
FRENCH MOB j. s.
OLYNP IC WINNIE RS
Beaten at Rugby, Fans Beat
Up Americans; Hiss
Stars and Stripes.

Paris.-The American Olympic rug
by football team won two great vic
tories at the Colonies stadium. The
first was their defeat of France in the
hnal Olympic rugby match. II TO 3.
The second was victory over them
selves in not losing their temper I'M
der great prOvocation from what was
termed by spectators as unfair and
unjust a crowd as ever attended a
sporting event
Players Are Booed.
The American players were booed
and Kissed throughout the game. The
raising Of the American flag on the
Olympic fiagpole was the occasion for
a demonstration of bOoing and catcall-
ing, and the strains of the American
national anthem were almost drowned
out by the din raised by the seemingly
Infatuated spectators. During the
game free for all fight occurred in
the grandstand, two American stu
dents in Paris being knocked out.
The big demonstration came right
after the final whistle blew. The crowd
for moment seemed stunned. Amid
silence the American flag was run
up on the olympic pole. This seemed
to awake large majority Of the
spectators from their minute of leth-
argy, for bedlam broke loose. The
strains of the American anthem could
hardly be heard, owing to the terrific
booing and catcalling as the Ameri-
cans walked off the field.
Police Protect Players.
An American photographers, while at
tempting TO take a picture of the
American flag flying from the top OF
the Olympic pole, was hit with various
missiles thrown by spectators and COM
PEELED to take to cover Police re-
serves were called out to protect the
American players from the crowd
massed outside the main entrance Of
the stadium. The American team left
by side gate under police protection.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-05-28
Japs to Protest to u. S.;
May Ask League Verdict

Tokyo-The privy council decided
that Japan will file formal protest
within ten days after the signing OF
the American exclusion act. A formal
request to the League of Nations or
the Hague court to take up the mat
ter is also probable. The foreign
office states that the fact that Amer
lea is not a member of the league does
not mean that the league may not
handle questions concerning America,
seven though America follow Premier
Mussolini's high-handed policy in the
Corfu dispute with Greece
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-05-28
Ov[RR|DES
COOLIDGE s VETO
Passes World War Bonus
Bill by Two-Vote
Margin.

Washington.-The long, long fight to
obtain measure of justice for the f.
100000 veterans of the World war
ended in smashing victory, the SEN
ate overriding President Coolidge's
veto of the bonus bill by the vote of
30 to 26. Similar action having been
taken by the house, the bonus bill now
becomes automatically the law of the
land.
Thirty Republicans Oppose.
Thirty Republicans, q Democrats
and 2 Farmer-Laborites voted to pass
the bill over the veto, while II Repub-
lfcanS and 9 Democrats voted TO sus-
tain the veto.
Every possible influence was exert
ed by opponents of the bonus to round
up the necessary votes
1t is estimated that 3,03S.2S3 veter-
ans will be entitled to the insurance
policies provided by the soldier bonus
bill. while 389,5S3 will be paid cash of
$50 or less. The average certificate
face value is estimated at 1902. The
certificate IS payable in full after
twenty years, or before in case of
death. Loans may be obtained on the
policies after two years.
Cash Payments in March.
Those entitled TO cash will not re-
ceive 1t before March /, 1925. The
first insurance certificates will be dated
jan l, 1925.
Preparation for administering the
provisions of the bill has been going
on for the last two years, so that the
federal government is ready to put the
bill into operation Immediately.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-05-28
Photograph Transmitted
OUer a Telephone Wire

New York.-Transmission of photo
graphs from Cleveland to New York
city over long distance telephone lines
was accomplished in a demonstration
by laboratory experts of the American
Telephone and Telegraph company.
The method, achieved after several
years work, was described by officials
of the company as simple, rapid
and accurate transmitting system" 1t
will be installed on the company's va
rious long distance lines, it was an
nOunced. in accordance with the de-
mand which arises for this type Of
service.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-05-28
Ambassador Woods Quits
japan Post: Illness Cause

Washington.-Amb Woods
has resigned his post at Tokyo and is
returning TO the United States from
Japan as soon as the President and
Secretary Hughes find it convenient
to release him. The ambassador
rendered his resignation to the Presi-
dent around May l. The health of
his mother-inlaw. Mrs. Marchand,
who has been with him in Tokyo and
who went through the ordeal of the
earthquake disaster, prompted his de-
cisiGa to terminate a brilliant diplo-
matte career.