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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20
"The Destiny of Man"
Is Speakers Subject
Peter V. Ross C. S B., Addresses Audience
at Masonic Temple

hc not only spoke as one having
authority, hut he demonstrated the
truth ~ bis wonderful sayings by
releasing people from their diseases
and difficulties and arousing them 10
"a sense Of their boundlcss possihilt
ties AS the sons and daughters Of
Goi, ~ was revealed 90 Mrs Eddy.
after years of patient and Consccrated
study Of the Scriptures that Jesus
taught and practiccd nothing less
than absolute Science. valid no, only
for his time and his immediate fol.
lowers hut Tor an people OF an times
She when this revelation came 20
her. styled IL Christian Science. and
courageously showed how it could he
used 90 uplift the intellectual NOR,
al and health standards Of mortals.
MENTAL UNFOIDMENT
Christian Science expands the men.
tal powers and faculties OF the per.
son who studies and applies Il, be.
cause Il acquaints him with the true
source ana nature 81 intelligence
Phyuiology and psychology locate In,
telligcncc in the brain and would
equip every man with a mind OF his
own. Christian Science. however.
shows that all genuine intelligence h
OF God. that God - Mind. the ono
and only Mind. and that man. as an
expression OF God. necessarily ex.
presses divine intelligence Brains.
then. DO not think. nor DO other parts
OF the body. FOR they arc material
and mindless. The notion that they
think or possess intelligence 81 only
an educated belief. which hslittlcs
and befogs mankind Man truly
thinks only as he reflects or mani.
tests tho divine Mind. which. like
the invisible law OF gravity, H. every
where present everywhere function.
ing. everywhere and always avan.
able.
When man commences 10 grasp
this great truth that infinite intelli.
gence Is available 10 and actually
expressed by him as Gods Idea. his
mental vision broadcns and clarifies.
He finds his dlscernmeut kccncr. his
Judgment sounder. and his capacity
for achievement enlarged When
confronted by difficult problems. or
when fearful and confused. man re
members that he reflects divine. ever.
present intelligence. Then comes tho
acumen. the saEacity. the poiso nee.
essary 10 cope with the situation. II
matters not whether no "a states.
man az his high pos; OF duty. a bust.
ness man faced with intricate affairs
a farmer on his ranch. housewife
In her home. a mechanic In tho shop.
or a school child ~ his dcsk. The
presence and availability Of all.
knowing Mind meets every legitimate
demand Of him who appeals 10 Il as
taught by Christian Science
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20
TIE REAL MAN

II you value your watch. let a
matchmaker repair u. Next Liberty
ihrairr. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20
FAITH IN DRUGS

But, II may naturally be asked,
how is II. n disease Is mental. that
drugs seem 20 effect cures? The
answer Is this: a drug has no virtue
or power In Itself The Individual
sufferer believes that the drug will
do something for him. and his faith
and belief, rather than the drug II.
self, nccomplIshos the supposed cure
when the drug is adminlst cred.
Physicians themselves agree that tho
less medicine used the better In fact,
drugs nrc stcndily disappearing from
medical practice. because human
faith In them. which invested them
with tho oily power thoy over
seemed to possess has been shattered
The same fate " ovortaking them in
tho realm Of medicine that nlroady
has oyertakon idols In the ronlm OF
religion
II Is not 30 long ago that people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20
DISCOyEaER or CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

It will not be inferred. from what
hna been said, that Christian Science
practice is purely an intellectual
process devoid of sympathy and com.
passion, for while the letter OF
Science Ia essential, the spirit is In.
dispcnsablo stoldltN Indifference,
aud tho hardas.nails quality of
thought have no place In tho sick.
room But tenderness and patience
In dealing with those who appeal
for help, accompanied by u clear roe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

purchased Immunity from coptaFiou.
disease by wrapping rai cloth about
The wrist or hy hanging O. piece oi
asafotIda around the neck or b.
wearing "a Eaurr maEk over the nose
Obviously not enc device but lns D.
lief IN h. afforded The andsd pro
lection To-day human nature. pro-
fsasrily wiser aud irrs unaophistl
Gated than n times gone hy. demands
something mmu studied or mys
FERROUS and therefore rcilr1 upon
Nnrcinea and srrumH nn prryuuta
tiyca The belief iu these things will
30 oul some day. just ua IL has De-
parted from tho rcd cloth The hsa
fotlda. and tho "flu' mack and when
IL has their supposed effects
whether good Or had. viii he no
more.
10 appeal IA d drug or "a serum
la order % change "a relief ~ sick
usN 90 bslicf on health o. az beat
an awkward, clfcuiioua method
Aateria mediea begins 90 zee thu,
and leans toward tffocting the
change by suggestive therapeutics
On that System The drug OF serum 4.
dlHrensoi with. ana the sick mind
BE- reached directly BY mental manip
ulaii0n. The wouldhe healer. by d
process of suggestion OF hypnotiam
handles tho thought ~ hia patient
and by force u wiil,pawcr tries "a
eject the sick thought and Introduce
In ~ place the well thought. all ths
time assuming that sickness "a ar
real aH health Such IL method hai
no scientific hafis. and manlfestly
b. more dangerous than tho use oi
drugs or rorumh. IN that u permits
one human mind 20 dominate an
other
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-17
"A zde penize !"

"A zoe pcIIAc'
Rene mesa plast' pod pazi 2
ukryv listek, ubiral Sc dale po
nabrezi.
"Nemylil jsem Sc" hovofll
v duchu sam S sebou. "Plast'
tento nalezel nicemovi, ktery
ffdil kone odcizene drozky. Ii
sick tento podal Berte, ably Y
nj vzbudil duveru a potion il
no opet odnal. Avsak toto pi-
smo, toto pismo! Ida Sc mi, re
je 'znam! Vid6l jsem sc jiz
nekdy - kde as?" Nahle 81
vzpomn9l: "Ach, ano, jest po-
dobno napadne pismu listku,
ktery vsunut byl neprateli my
mi v mem bytu ma namesti Ro-
yale do obalky, majici nadpis
"Spravedlnost", listku, ktery
mel mne kompromitovati. -
Ach, oni bfdnici mali tedy ru-
ku We vsem. Kdoz jsou to ale,
kdo jen? - Znam jednoho az,
spoluvinnika Claude, Bedri-
cha Berarda. - Kde no vsak
nalezti? - Jan Ctvrtek to vi,
avSak on zmizel! - Kde sc
ho dopatrati?"
Rene zamifil ma to primo k
priteli, svemu, doktoru stepa-
nu Loriotovi, avsak nezastihl
no donna. Cht6je pax k n6mu
prijiti. poznovu jeste pred We
cerem,, rozhodl Sc nechati "a
tim v jeho byte, ktery mu byl
sluzebnictvem ochotne ote-
wren, plast' by sc MIN po u
licich vlaceti nemusil. Drive
vSak jeSte Znovu a co nejbed-
liveji prohledal kapsay jeho,
jez delnlci ovsem jen ma kvap
tudiz jenom zbezne profile.
dati mohli. A vskutku v kapse
prave nalezl odporucenku je-
dne restaurace, ma jakych sc
hostdm .ohycejn6 lcet predkla.
da. | cetl ma listku tom:
Pokrafovani
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Sc pflvazela. Delnlcl, stOjicl ca
stetne We vode, rozpoutavali
worry a vykladali drfvi ma bfeh.
Kdyz Rene Sc ocitl asi ma mi
ste, kdc znovu nalezena byla
opuStena drozka Petra Loriota,
delnik jeden vylovil re Sekva-
ny plast' ii prevleenik jakysi
s hrube latky, barvy hnede, O
fechove a medenymi knofli-
ky. Domnival Sc, re Sat ten
nalezi utopenci n9kteremu,
jejz snad voda dale zanesla
proto nalez ten zphsobil ne
maly rozruch j ma brehu sa-
mem.
Rene, puzen zvedavosti, Sc
stoupil ma pobrezi a pripojil
Sc ku zvedavchm. Spatriv sat
vyloveny, nemz Timed seznal
plast', jaky drozkari nosivaji,
nemohl zatajiti radostne sve
prekvapeni. "As deset krokl
odtud opustili nicemove droz.
ku Loriotovu," del 81 v duchu,
"jeden z Mich hodin pax ne
/, pochybne do reky plast', '
nemz byl az dosud prestrojen.
Mezitim dGlnik, ktery plast
2 reky vylovil, jal Sc no uz SOU
druhdm svym "a nepatrnou ce.
nu nabizeti, netazaje Sc dale
jiz po tom, komu snad nalezel
kdo by nan snad mohl jeste ii.
niti naroky. Smlouvajici prohli
zeli ! kapsy satu vyloveneho q
jeden Mich vytahl nahle, lis
tex, promoceny sice, ale ne
presprilis, z nehoz po velkycf
obtizich pri kazde slabice 81
opakujfcich cetl nahlas slovs
nasledujici: "yydejte Sc ma
cestu S timto kocim, ktereho5
Rene Moulin posila a .nedivtt
Sc nicemu."
I Zaslechnuv slova Ia Moulir
ucinil prudky pohyb.
"Koupim od vas tento listel
a tento sat!" del rychle st'ast
nemu nalezci.
"Vy?"
"Ano, znam muze, nem;
v tomto listku Sc mluvi, jest tt
pi'itel m6j a snad tento listel
uvede mne ma stopu nicemno
sti, ktera byla ma mem nepo
: chvhne spachana.''
! "Rozumim! - Co date?"
! "Dvacet franki
"Vezm6te." odtusil ihend de
mix radostne. "zde jest plast'
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zd&lo Sc, ze teprve nyni povSi-
mia 81 jeho pfitomnosti.
"Boli vas n6co?" tazal Sc
lekar.
Esterka zavrtfla hlavou.
"Pfejete 81 neceho?"
Silena pokynula hlavou.
"Slunce q kvetinyv" zasep-
tala po chvili.
"Slunce sem v brzku zasvi-
tt q " brzku taky odvedou vas
wen. bxste' 81 .kvetin mohla ma
trhati." n.
v ocich silenc kmitl Sc pri-
serny blesk, kdezto rty jeji
mumlaly: -.
do Brunoy?"
"Ano."
"Nechci tam!"
Phi jn,enu Brunoy stepan sc
zachvel. Jmeno to pfipominalo
mu vetu, kterou pronesl kdysi
Rene Moulin pred MIN v prici-
ne tajuplnych odplrcu, prot
nimz bojoval: "Jsou to vraho-
| We lekafe z Brunoy, jsem 81
tim jist!" TAX del strojnik. Le-
kam pamatoval Sc mimo to, ze
Esterka pronasela toto jmeno
casio v prvnich dobach poby-
tn sveho v charentonskem IL
stavu. .s~%s''..' ''-''''r,
jest to sshoda pfi nejmen-
Sim napadna!" pomyslil 81 '
duchu. "Ma snad ukryti jeji '
ustavu charentonskem tyz di-
vod, jako zmizeni Berty? =
Jsou nepratele jedne j nepfa-
tell druhe? - Nam ia snad
pochopiti zde. CO mi Rene q
Berta jen z polovice napove-
deli? - CT mann ia snad do.
konce objeviti zde neco, CO
je uyede konecne ma pravou
stopu?"
| Zatim CO myslenky ty viii
IN hlavou Stepanovou, .poja'
tento Esterku znoyu "a ru.
ku. - Sflena chtela sc wynn.
knouti dotyku tomu, on ale j
zkrotil utkvelym, velitelskyn
svym pohledem, tax lie ona
chveiic Sc. hlavu sklopila.
Ivy nechcete do Brunoy?'
tazal Sc il lekaf hlasem stu.
menym.
/ "Nikoli!"
"Musi tax ale byt!"
Esterka zachvela Sc znOvu
odvracela hlavu svou, aby sc
vyhnula pohledu doktorovu:
"Nepijdu - zabili by mne
- Nam strachw zaSeptla.
A chvela SO iako osyka. Nei
vosni toto chv6ni Q prudke ted
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..sYETf'

"Proc Sc mne tsF tazete?"
odvetil stepan skorAm zhurta
a s neddverou.
"Pon9vadz mfneni vase, jak
jsem pfesvedeeH. Jest totozne
s mym. - Jste pills primym,
nez abyste byl mohl utajiti svo
il domnenku, ze tato samovaz-
ba silene, nebot' neni to mic il
neho nez samovazba, ma pro-
spfvati jakymsi plan1m zlocin-
nym."
"D9kuji vam, mily pane Ri
galte, "a upfimnost vasi, ale
nemohu pfipustiti, ze by bla-
zince molly Sc stavati novymi
bastillami, jez slouzily by zlo-
cinnym lmyslIm, hanebnym
zajmum sobeckym, To by
bylo pfilis hrozne. Vefim vsak,
ze "a silesntvim Esterky taji
Sc jakasi minulost strasliva, ze
tato zena jest ob6ti. Ukol msti-
tele mne laka q nasadim vse,
ably v mozku teto nest astnice
bylo opet jasno. Chcete mi pri
tom pomahati?"
~ cele duse rad, pokud bu-
du moci. A budu mlcelivy jako
hrob. Vzdyt' davno uz citil
jsem hlubokou vaznost pred
vami neskonalou oddanost k
vam." 3
Stepan misto odpovedi stiskl
mu ruku; po chvili dodal vsak
jeste:
"Kdybych dosp6l k cili sve-
mu, kdybych totiz zvitezil mad
chorobou jeff, muslin zjedna.
ii zene te po pravu, ac-li il
bylo ublizeno, kdybych mel We
sti boj vsemi 1fady kdy-
bych mel zniciti j sve posta.
veni. - Jednati budu ien die
sveho svedomi. AZ by Esterks
ma prohlaseni ME jakozto w
lecena musila byti blazince
propustena, daval bych bystrJ
pozor, pokusi-li Sc nepratelt
jeji znovu il odstraniti a po
znal bych je tax. n Stal bycf
il po boku prot MIN, kdyb,
NELL sebe vice moci rukol
svych."
Oba muzove ma to sc vrels
rozloucili. Stepan Loriot vra
til Sc do Parize, a 0dbyv 81 ne
ktere jeste zalezitosti, zameri
smerem ku Montreuilu, kde 0,
osmi dnd uz po treti den mar
ne po stopach Bertinych pa
trail. Byl uz prohledal Bercy
Vincennes st. Mande takrk;
dunn od domu az dosud bez
vysledne.
Co doufal jeSte?
Newell sam. spolehaje prot
jiz jen ma nahodu.
XII.
Co bylo vyloveno ze Sekvany
Take Rene Moulin den tel
patral v okoli Bercy.
Kracel prave 20 nabrez
Rappee, kde v dob6 te skla
dala Sc drva, jez 20 Sekvan
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pohyby jeji ohlasovaly noyou
krisi.
"stFpan dovedl il stezf uko-
jiti.
"KAI yam, byste klidna zI-
stala!" velel. "Kazi yam, by
ste mi odpovedela! ceho Sc
bojfte?"
Esterka mlcela.
IS kym strachujete Sc v Bru
noy sc setkati? Kdo ze chtel
by vas zabiti?"
Estcrka neodpoyidala.
"Snad vrahove lekarc 2
Brunoy?"
Silena vyvinula Sc prudce s
neodolatelnou silou Stepanovi
Ii prchla Ia loze sve, skryvajic
tvaf svou v rukou svych, pro-
naSejic zvuky nesrozumitelne.
Teprye po delsi chvili Sc upo-
kojila . poslechla vyzvani le-
kafova, ably opet usedla. Obli-
cej jeji byl bled, ale poloroz-
jasn6n, a HAS jeji septal thu
meme, jako by diva rizne obra-
~ soucasne poutaly jeji zrak
"Tam - noe - krev a smrt
- zda jas - nebe - slunce a
kvetiny -"
l jala Sc peti ma to vecny
svij popevek Meme z Por-
tici: "Jak krasne to jitro -
PAX hlava jeff Sc chylila k
jejfm prsim a dplna strnulost
op6t mad nj zvitezila.
St6pan byl cim dale tim roz.
hodn6ji presvedcen, ze tajny
jakysi svazek poji osud Ester.
ky s osudem Bertinym. Jaky
byl to asi svazek? Nevedel to-
i ale predtucha jakasi pravila
'mu. ze sc toho jednoho dne do
'patra.
"Doktore," tazal sc no chvi.
Ii ma to jeden medik mladistvj
ktery v ustavu prodelaval
svou praxi zkusebnou a min
chore obchazel, "nevite mic z
minulosti teto zeny?"
Otazka tato uvedla Stepano.
vi mnohe ma pamet'. Vzpomne
81 odporuceni reditele dstavu
"Chora zena tato mela byti ,
lstavu prisne osamocena ne
bylo by radno patrati po ia
jemstvich spravy."
"Nikoli," odtusil proto n,
choulostivou otazku, ga kdy
bych pral 81 opravdu zvedet
pravou prieinu jejiho silenstvi
bylo by to jen proto, abych j
mohl tim v6tsim zdarem le
citi."
"Pokud vfm," nalehal vsal
dale mlady medik, "tato zens
byla sem dopravena ma rozka,
policejni prefektury. Nuze, mi
sire mij. nemyslite, ze usta,
choromyslnych. at statni {
soukromy, mohl by Sc propuj
covati nekdy k n6kteremu di
lu taste, ze mohl by zdmyslni
; zatajovati chraniti zlocin nj
jaky?"
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IA CEST OTCOVU.
r o NJ a NJ
NApsal Xavier de Mxntkpin.
r o N A N

Vysvetleni to- ma pohled byl0
ovsem pravde podobne; my VI
me vsak, ze domovnice, mluvic
takto, ridila sc tn jen povelem
Renea Moulina, dotvrzenym
nekolika zlat'aky.
~ teto strany," pokracoval
Thefer ma, to v rozhovoru SVEN
sc senatorem, '..nemusime Sc te-
dy niceho obavati, avsak ia me-
budu miti poklidu, dokud ne
vypatram prostfedek, jak vyr-
vati Janu Ctvrtkovi osudne lis
tiny jak umlceti no ma do
bro" "a,
"Budete ysak jist pro ,vzdy
mlcelivosti jeho?'"'
"Ano, jist. zcela ,jist - mrt:
vi nemluvi" -. i
Vevoda pochopil a zbledl.
"Jeste jedcn zlocin!" zasep-
tai zdeSen.
Thefer pokrcil velmi neucti-
We rameny del:
"Pane vevodo, kdyz jste sc
jiz jednou touto cestou dal,
musite po nj stale pred! Mic
jineho nezbyya! - Budete o.
hrozen, budete-li vahati q u.
stoupite-li, budete ztracen!"
Senator sklonil hlavu a mi.
eel. -
X.
Rozhovory se Silenou.
Stepan Loriot vzdor svemu
zoufalstvi a svemu zalu hlubo.
'kemu vykonaval svedomite sve
,povinnosti v charentonskem u
stavu pro .choromyslne.
Jednoho dne rama pribyI
St6pan do charentonskeho 4.
stavu nalade jeste pochmur
nejsi nezli obycejne, COZ ale
nebranilo mu, aby vykonal ma,
stevy II chorych zpasobem nej.
svedomit6jSim.
.Pribyl konecne j do kobk,
nest 'astne Esterky.
Cd sveho pfichodu do lsta
WI uboha zena zmenila sc te
lesn6 velice; dusevni stav jej
zIstaval ovsem nezm6n6n. @,
,blicej jeji zhubenel, tvafe Ia
paddy a kol oci tally Sc il tina
We kruhy.
Esterka, vidouc prichazet
StGpana, ktery s nj vzdy velm
vlidne zachazel, vitala no ka5
deho dne slabym lsmevem.
Tentokrate rty jeji Sc nepo
hnuly i zdalo Sc, ze lekafe an
nepozoruje.
"Byla by snad zachvacens
nOyOu kriSi?" tazal sc Stepar
dozorce. ~
"Nikoli, pane" odvetil ten
to. "Od vcerejsiho odpolednt
jest tom4o stavu - chuti j
ubyva stale. - Neshledavate
re stale vice chradne?"
"Tak musi to byti," odtusi
lekar. 'Leky, jimiz il pripra
vuji ma svou operaci, musi nj
kOnec nj zpusobiti velikou u
navu a nasledkem toho veil
kou slabost. Kdy Sc k operac
odhodlam, nevim ovSem posut
urCite - obvazek, polozeny n;
zranene misto jeji lebky, mu
sim tam ale la jisto byti po
nechan jeste po nekolik dnu
- Avsak chmurny jeji oblice
q tento pohled mne znepoko
JUL. Bojim Sc, ably snad nemo'
nejaka nezvratila lmysly m,
- <dluzno zenu tn vyvesti I
jeji kobky - dovesti il do "a
brady - prinesti il hojne kve
tin. slovem, baviti il, pokut
4 9
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First transcontinental mail service
airplane reaches New York from San
Francisco.
FALL INDICTED ON
CONSPIRACY CHARGE

Washington,- B. Fall, who
was forced out of the cabinet by pub
lie opinion, has been indicted by a
special grand jury. He is scored in
the report, which declares he accepted
''large sums of money as gifts and
loans" from Edward L. Doheny.
Indictments were also handed down
against Doheny and his son, and
Harry f. Sinclair, and are based on
evidence brought out by Senator
Walsh of Montana and the senate oil
committee.
The accused have resisted every at
probe the oil transactions. Fall in
voked his constitutional prerogative;
Sinclair challenged the authority of
the state to exercise inquisitorial
powers, and that issue has yet to
reach the United States supreme
court. Young Doheny, who took
100000 in cash from New York to
Fall, declined to submit to question
ing by the. grand jury on the ground
that it would tend to incriminate him.
The indictments allege that Fall
and Doheny conspired to defraud the
government in the leasing of the Elk
Hills oil reserve in California, follow
ing Falls secret arranging to give
Doheny the contract for tankage con-
struction at Pearl Harber. The
charge of conspiracy is made against
Fall and Sinclair in connection with
the Teapot Dome reserve.
1t is also charged that Fall accepted
and the Dohenys offered a 100000
bribe.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-07-11
LABOR IN 1924 CAMPAIGN

tGontlnued from page One)
anywhere else in the world. 1t has
demonstrated the soundness of its
own contention, which is that a labor
movement cannot also be something
else and maintain it's labor character
and secure it's labor results.
The so-called third party move
ments may crafty certain ambitions.
They may suit certain purposes. If
the time comes when neither of the
now dominant parties responds to the
will of the people, then the people
will either rebuild one or both of
them, or abandon both of them in a
great revolt and rebuilding; but that
will not be the sort of thing we know
today as third party movement.
That will not be the carbonated per-
formance of little coteries, nor the
calculated political sabotage of revo-
lutionists
American labor has developed it's
non-partisan political policy out of
long experience. If experience had
shown a better method that better
method would have been adopted.
No movement in the world responds
more readily to the teachings of ex-
perience than the American trade
union movement; none is less afraid
to blaze the way along new lines, if
there is proof that those lines are
sound.
In that connection the temptation
is to speak frankly and to say that
many of those who shout so loudly for
partisan political action do so because
they are afraid not to-they are
afraid that they will lose caste in
their surroundings; afraid they will
no longer be considered good prole-
tarians, good revolutionists, good
uncompromisers. This is all very
silly for human beings, but after all
many human beings are silly and
many are sadly lacking in conviction,
purpose and courage.
That is the political status of
American labor as the great 1924
campaign gets under way American
labor will be partisan to principles.
1t will fight to the finish against
every candidate who is opposed to
those principles; it will fight to The
last for every candidate who is for
them; and it is all the same whether
they are candidates for the presi-
dency, for congress, or for the least
and most humble office in the last
small village on the furthest border
line. And Labor is going to win tre-
mendous victories this year!
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-07-11
SWEATED IN CANNERIES

Seattle-Women employed in the
canneries of this state are making
their annual protest against the
sweating policies of these concerns.
There is no law governing canneries
and the women are worked II, IL and
13 hours day. The work is seasonal
and the women are unorganized.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-07-11
AS THE WORKER
SEES HIS WORLD
Summary and Digest of
Important Events of the
Week, Here and Abroad

Fall, Sinclair, E. L. Doheny and
E. L. Doheny, Jr., indicted in con-
nection with oil lease scandals.
George W. Kirchway denounces
prison conditions in United States.
Rhineland commission halts expul-
sion of 1000 Germans from Ruhr and
Rhineland.
Secretary of State Hughes an
nounces United States will welcome
minister from Irish Free State.
Two New York city detective SER
geants lose jobs when convicted in
police liquor scandal case.
Journeyman bakers strike in Paris.
Baldwin locomotive works gets
order from Mexico for 5000 freight
and passenger cars.
Strikers in 20 textile districts of
Holland lose fight.
Australia will arm for her own de-
fense, Premier Bruce announces.
All workmen of Italy stop work
twenty minutes as tribute to murder
ed Deputy Matteotti.
Efforts to block bonus by injunc-
| ton suit doomed to failure by Wash
ington court.
Hundred opposition deputies vote
no confidence in Italian government.
Cracking process" said to add
| 10 Of
A. G. Sorlie, non-partisan leaguere
wins republican nomination for gov
ernor in North Dakota.
Governor of Maine opposes observ-
ance of National Defense Day"
France plans to release political
prisoners.
Arkansas first state to ratify child
labor amendment to United States
constitution.
Germany admitted to membership
in international Chamber of Com.
merce
Federal court orders packers te
open books to department of agri
culture.
Adolph Bernard Spreckles, sugar
magnate, dies in San Francisco.
Casualty rate of miners highest il
United States, says President Lewis
of United Mine Woreksr.
German labor thanks British trade
unions for help given German work
ers in struggle with employers.
National City Bank of New Yorl
sees no signs of early industrial re
covery.
Mems clothing manufacturers O.
New York city sign agreement will
Amalgamated Clothing Workers ant
strike of 100000 ends.
Six killed as trains crash on Bur
lington railroad near Buda, Ill.
Royal tombs older than Kin,
Tutankhamen's found in China
Coke workers strike at Uniontown
Pa, when wages are cut.
CASTOR B. Means, formerly witt
federal department of justice, ant
Elmer w. Jarnecke found guilty O
conspiracy to violate Volstead law
Both houses of Japanese diet pas
resolutions protesting against Ameri
can immigration law.
American wage Garner better of
now than ever, says industrial con
.. ference report.
Violent storm in Ohio causes grea
loss of life and big property damage
Appellate division of New Yorl
supreme court affirms conviction O
William H. Anderson, former head O
New York Anti-Saloon League, of for
gerry charges.
Government surplus of $5O5 1885, ,9S
, sets record.
New Hampshire sheriff starts in
vestigation Of alleged Ku Klux Klal
branding of cripple.
Teachers in convention at Wash
, ington, d. G., urged to support thir,
party.
General Electric Company put
operation 75-ton locomotive run b.
, storage batteries.
Broadway Limited, one of Pennsyl
vania's fast trains, leaves rails; thre
| hurt