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Evening star., 1920-11-27
STEEL
/ STOCKS were SOFT
Price : Cutting Encourages
Bears to Press for Vantage.
U. S. Common Steady.
ny STUART p. WEST.

NEW YORK. November q Especially.
In, the early part Of this mornings
stock exchange session traders work.
ing on the short side directed their
efforts chiefly against the Independent
steel stocks and the higher-priced
oils. Because Of the publicity given
to the price cutting by the independ-
ent steel concerns. 1t was not difficult
to force stocks like Republic, Bethle-
hem and Crucible.
AS against the pesSimistic stand
which professional Wall street adopt
ed toward these issues. lit was to be
said that such action by the outside
ules down to those of the Steel Cor
poration. has long been anticipated,
and, therefore, well discounted in the
selling prices of the stocks. This
mornings comment from the manu-
featuring centers was rather optimis-
tic concerning the adequacy of the
price cuts. 1t was inclined to- be
pretty confident that no further re-
ductions would be required and that
the whole street market would stabilize
itself on the new level.
If the object of the bear faction was
to start a general decline. it was not
achieved. The early weakness in CRU
ctble and Republic among the steels
and Mexican Petroleum among the
oils had very little effect upon the
rest OF the list.
The general market took it's cue
more from the action Of Steel COM
mon. which was plainly to be inter-
preted that this stock had fully ad-
justed itself to the latest develop
ment in the steel trade.
Equipment shares sold Off a point,
but as a rule even the industrial
list held up well.
Cotton options were very weak
again, and the grain market was
still much unsettled. Foreign ex-
change was steady, with little vari-
alton from yesterdays final.
vanaalum and Replogle.
Vanadium Steel and Rep,ogle Steel
were the particular targets of the
bear party in today's short session.
The attack followed the story print
ed in a morning paper that certain
bankers had formed a protective COM
nittee to look after the affairs of a
certain well known operator. This
mans name has been linked with
Vanadium and Replogle in the minds
of many people; but as has been
stated here several times, he is not
now interested in these companies.
There was no reason other. than this
for the attack on those two stocks,
and both were forced down sharply.
particularly Vanadium
Evening star., 1920-11-27
TALKS SAVING OF YOUNG
Herbert Hoover Reports 4,5oO, 600
European Children Impoverished.

NEW YORK. November 27-Herbert
Hoover. speaking at the annual din
ner last night of the New York State
Conference of the Boys Clubs. said
that the social and economical struc-
ture of America is based upon the
equality of opportunity. and that un-
less this equality is preserved the
country will retrogress.
Mr.. Hoover told of the special pro-
tective measures taken for the edu-
cation of European children, and said
his task at present is to save 4.500.-
600 children impoverished by the war
Children there, he added, are denied the
opportunity to improve their chances
for advancement through the medium
of education.
William Lewis Butcher, superin-
tendent of the Brace Memorial News
boys Home, attributed the decrease of
juvenile delinquency to the influence
of the boys clubs.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
KING SENDS DELEGATE.
A1fonso's Personal Envoy at Ma
gellan Celebration.

VALPARAISO. Chile. November e5.
-Infante Fernando de Baviera. per-
sonal representative of King Alfonso.
and the Spanish delegation to the
celebration of the 400th anniversary
of the discovery OF the Straits of
Magellan arrived here this mornin <
aboard the Spanish battleship Espana.
They were welcomed by Foreign Min
lister Echeverria and high army, navy
and government officials.
The party will depart for Santiago
Friday. where 1t will remain a week.
and then leave. for Punta Arenas to
unyeil a statue to fernando Magei-
lan. discoverer Of the straits. 80
Evening star., 1920-11-27
MONEY AND ExCHANCE.

NEW YORK. November 27.-Prime
mercantile paper. 1aas; exchange
steady. Sterling sixty day bills. 3.44W
commercial sixty-day bills on banks,
".H commercial sixty-day bills,
:.4t;s: demand. 3.4sG: cables. 3.4sE,
Flsncs. demand, 6.09; cables. sill.
Belgian francs. demand, 6.4s: cables.
SIS. Gui1ders. den,and. 1910: cables.
5000 Lire. demand. 3Ss; cables, 3.7I.
Marks, demand, 1.49; cables, LAG.
greece, demand $40. New -Yorksex-
change oh Montreal. liz per cent dis
Government bonds irregular: rail-
road. bonds easy.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED:

record. able.
Arkansas. Valley Rwy. Light
and Power pfd, q. 81. 70. Nov. 80 Dec. Is
Baldwin LOCO, s-a, $3.50. -. Dec. Jan. I
Baldwin Loco. pfd. s-a. So Dec. a. jan
Continental Passenger Rail
way, s-a, e3............. Nov. 30 Dec 80
Connecticut Power Co. pfd, q.
$1.5O NOV. 70 Dec.
Dominion Iron and Steel pfd,
Dominion Steel Corp, g.,
$3.50 Dec. Is Jan. I
Carbo,H Hydrogen Co. Of Amer
,Aicaf pfd, q. SIC. Dec. 1 Dec. Is
Eastern Rolling Mills, pfd,
an. S.. ..................D Dec. 15 Jan. /
standard Gas and Elec. Co..
o. $l NOV. SV Dec. Id
Sherwin williams Co. (Can-.
adn), mi. O.. $1.5O. Dec. 10 Dec. 81
Submarine Signal Co., SOC. Dec. l Dec. 81
Twin City Rapid Transit, s. Dec. IA Jan. 8
Twin City Rapid Transit. pfd.
a. &f:75 "a Dec. II Jan. 3
Todd 'Shipyard. q. &c.. Dec. 1 Dec. 20
Evening star., 1920-11-27
DANES TO SEND TROOPS.
Accepts League Suggestion. f
Wilma Plebiscite.

COPENHAGEN. November 26-It
has been decided by the government
to accept the suggestion of the league
OF nations that one. hundred Danish
soldiers be sent to wilma to aid in
maintaining order there while. the
plebiscite to determine disposition of
the city IL being held. -
: STOCKHOLM. November 26.-None
of the political parties, Of Sweden is
opposed to- acceding to the request
Of the league OF nations assembly
send detachmenta Of soldiers to wilma to
take; part IN the work OF policing the
city. during the. plebiscite. -.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
SHOE EXPORTS DECLINE.

NEW YORK. November 27.-Ffg-
ures recently compiled show that the
United States exported 1.037.21S pairx
OF Shoes. valued at $4.l33.SS2. in Sep
tember, compared with 1886, sos pairs.
spending month OF last year. Mems
shoes exported numbered 4o3,047
paifs. valued at $2,257.725; women's
shoes totaled 31S.4s2 pairs. valued at
$L293,1s7.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
BRAZIL BUYS o. s. GOODS.

NEW YORK. November 27.-Consul
Edward Power, who has been United
states charge d'affaires at Pernam-
from Rio Janeiro. Mr.. Power said busi-
ness relations Of this country with Bra
I'll were improving. and predicted a boom
II money becomes more stabilized.
Even now. he said. there was a
was being carried in American bot
toms.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
TELLS TAcNA.AR1cA STATUS.

LIMA, Peru. n oVember. 26.-The
chamber Of deputies held q secret
meeting today. at which Dr.. German
Leguia Martinez. premier and minis.
ter of, foreign affairs, explained the
status of the Tacna-Arica question.
The chamber gave him q vote. Of con-
ddence. It is said an agreement has
been reached by the political groups
and that resignation Of the Marines
cabinet, which was handed in :. on
"wednesday. has been withdrawn.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
CIGAR ColnGoN DECREASE,

NEW YORK, November e7.-Ameri.
can Cigar Company stockholders have
voted TO increase the authorised COM
mon share cApita1i1ation from $lo.-
100000 70 $50.000.000. OF the addi-
tional $40.000.0o0 there will be dis
tributed $4,000 .060 as 4 80 per cent
stock dividend. bringing the outstand-
ing common up to SIS. .000, 900.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
CHILE TO Buy War CRAFT

LONDON. November 26.-Negotiaa
tions between the Chilean and BriN
ish governments for the purchase by
Chile Of the battle cruisers Indomita
BILE and Innexible have been begun.
What chances there are of Chile ot
tanning these warships. however, the
naval authorities here are unwilling
to say.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
PAK SILVER QUOTATIONS

yer. domestic: ssH; foreign, 7s;. Mex
lean dollars, IS g. -. g.,r., ;.;-s.e
i LONDON. November 27.-Bar silver.
49A PER ounce;S money, 6K spAfe ceht;
discount sratss., short hills, s 13s1eA =
per- cent? three !morths' bills, sli-1e
per cent.
Evening star., 1920-11-27

Some one has taken the trouble to
compute that II would take ~ many
states the size Of Massachusetts to
10 make leap year.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
LIBERTY BONDS.
WASHINGTON BANK STATISTICS


the trustc
Treasury reflected
land
Evening star., 1920-11-27
BoURsE Is IRREGULAR,

PARIS! November 27.-Prices moved
irregularly on the hourse today. Ex-
change ON London, 81 francs, 40 CEN
times; 8 per cent loan. So francs. 40
centimes. The dollar was quoted at
Is francs, 43a centimss. s
Evening star., 1920-11-27
SWISS NAY SEEK LOAN.

BERN Switzerland November 27.-
Debate on the proposal that SWitzer-
land. negotiate q new loan Of 500. :
100000 francs In tie United States
for the. purpose Of electrifyjngs the
6wisss railways will come up during
December parliament. SEQ
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
REGULAR CALL-11:15 AN
Washington Rwy. ISL 600 at 5sM.
Washington Gas-l2 at AZ. 2J at 443s.
American Security and Trust ut 225, 10
at Z21.<
{ sMerxepthaler Linotype-10 at 12ol:
AFTER CALL.
Washington CAST at 41E.
Federai National Bank at III.
Commercial National Bank-10 at 1853.
Capital Traction-2 at SO. at SO. 10 at Sc.
Bid and Asked Prices
DNAfnc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-28
Nase Beseda
v ZAJMU sJEDNOCENI SKOI.
MA VENKOVE.

Rescue. Ncb., -. lcdna ~,
Nebylo mym 1myslem rozeplsa.
yati Sc 0 teto veci, nebof doufal
jsem. zc mas ccslly cloyek V teto
yGci vyRona sve kulturni poslml
a zc jake prisIusnik naroda; KITE,
~ 20 ~staIcti Sc brauil yeskcryml
silami ysemu, go smeroValo udf-
leti lldstyo V temnote q zpateeni'
ctyi. Dude yideti Y teto yeci, kde
lest ieho mlsto Doufal Jscln, ze
kazdS mas zayedenl yyssich skoi
ma ycnkoyG uyita S radosti q AM
me- We snu incapable, zc by Y tefo
yeci lido ciyiIisoyani We ~. stole
Il mohli jeduati jiuak. Nsak Jet
tomu talk q proto pisi tyto radky.
jest celia rada nasich lid, kieri
yeec nepochopili . V dnsledhu 20
no Stavi Sc prot tomn Pokualhi
&c tedy casteene vysyftlitl, proc
nage Skoly mely By b3ti sledno'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-28

stfelba y del, "pfipomina TO sta
ny vojensky Sc roztahuiici a nese.
tfici stat bruccl. "Promnite,'
lekl isem mu duvernt. ITO isou
pozdravy y cistych lst. Jicny
techto del ami y nasi vile, ami zlo-
myslne, ami wboine ne1abijely
Molly by stfileti o hode lasky ne
beskych andeld, slayi-li 81 andelt
takovy n6jakJ bod TAX isou ne.
yinny. Proc by nezalioukaly svd
hcsla v teto neisvatejsi chvili! il
ste znate Tolsteho povidky pro
lid. Y iedne ic dana Ivanu hlu-
pakovi moe, re 81 re slamy dovedI
nadelati vojska, co chtel. "Nad6-
lam 81 iich," fikaval, IMAM rad,
kdyz vojaci pekne hraii a zpiva.
j. Ale ublizovat nesmeji nike
mu." Proc by ceskemu narodu
netvrdila della v radosti j smulhu
muziku. kdyz 81 toho mlIzcme pc
pratt" Rozesli islnc Sc vclml
pfatclsky. karcl Juda.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-28
z KUCHYNE
Dobre preclicky.

Del ma misu | Ilbru mouky, roz
kraiei do nj pill libry eerstyebo
masla a rozdrob je v mouee, ably
nebyly zadnf kousIy pax del do
toho vcIkou lzlei mleteho cukrt'
d troclu soil, udeIej v tom ddlck.
del do toho konsek IisoyanycIl
kvasuie d tolik dobreho studens-
ho mleka 70 BY y toho bylo hi
ats tesfo jako na buchty hezky
ie vafeekon vyrracui AZ Sc delaJi
puchyfe a mech Je chyilku Ky
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-28

mely rozcpsati Q otazce hospodar.
skt a hospodafcni v domacnosti
bylo by TO ncien z~ajimavc, ale
poucne pro naSe mlade hospody,
ne. Doufdm, zc sc otazky t6 ne.
ktcra nasc dopisovatelka chopi
ma ccz SC prcdem test -
Pofadatelka.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-28
M a c a r 0 n i.

NA %
Jelikoz ted jsou veice drahi
ma d6lani nudli, flickd a rlznycll
takovych veci, toz mono 5 w
hodou upotrebiti ma misto jich
"macaroni'', jichz je vyrabeno sc
zdcjsich tovaruach mnoho druh0.
tax ze Sc dali ma RUNE zp1soby
|upraviti. Name ma priklad 20
maha Made macaroni. jichz j.
mnoho r1znych tvaril. Ma pri-
klad, male .hyezdiGky, muslicky.
.semena okurkoveho tyaru a mno-
no rtrznych jinych Jake (eibowl
dlouhych, silnych j tenouckych,
kiere Sc daji p~iipraviti jak vkus-
ne, TAX tez i chutn6 5 masem, ze-
leninou. $ ruznymi omackaml ne
DO len $ mascm, ancb omastene a
.usetii hospodyni nejen ma mate
.rialu, ale zaroyen prace. Ma pfl-
.klad, do poleyky tyto pekne ma.
II hv6zdiGky neb jine Sc dajl pre-
dem ovafiti We slane yode, kter1
So p mich sle.Ie a t.yto Sc dap do
%pripravenc iiz hovezi neb line 20
Ilevky a necha sc jen pres ne pie
lit var a jsou hotoye. Nebo Sc o
|vafi, pfida Sc do nich trochu use
kaneho uzenelo. aneb .jineho ma
sa. primicha sc trochu polevky,
okoTeni die chute a da Sc to do
.trouby opeci, a je to yyborne.
MoIiou Sc scmleti tfeba vseehnY
male zbyl6 kousky masa, nebo ~.
,ra, bud postrouhaneho, nebo SEE
mleteho, ktcry Sc smicha $ maca-
ronkami a poleje SC to bud trochn
mlekcm a pokropi Sc maslem, me-
DO iinou mastnotou, ancb sc pole
ic mlfcnou %omatkou, ktera Sc II
prayuic takto: Da Sc do hrnka
hodnl kousck mleka, yezme Sc
vclka izice masla a do nej sc spra-
clLie vclka lzice mouky, a pax Sc
i'm ~zayaff TO ml6ko pr ustavlc-
mem mlchanl V hladkou omaeka,
iez Sc, je-li tfcba, jeste prasoll 9
ktcra Sc niue u%potfebIti ma rilzlie
zpilsoby kdo chcc, muze 81 j pfi-
sIaditi a nalejt ma vafene maca-
ronky. Prayc V teto dobe diva
hotv da Sc 4 t6chto vyrobkl pfl-
praviti pomGrno lacine a dobre u
do d hospodyne Sc mite rlditl die
toho, lax a go mali clenove le1i
rodiny V oblibG a die sv}ch zasob
We Spizirn6. / MA farmach, kde
hospodyne ma dostl masla, yaJee
/ mIGka, IA Sc 4 techto maeatonk,i
upraviIi dobrg q RICHLY pokfn
y y ~
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U T E x
PAM Radove.
i. i !. i. !. 1. i. i. f. i. i. !. i. i. i. j.

Ctena PAM Radova! Snad Jest
YAM znamo. &c jest ma hranicich
Rumunska a Srbska II Orsavi v
Uhersku par ceskych vesnic, kde
mann bratry a nemam cd mich
zadnou vedomoSt cd listopadu r.
1916. Rada bych tam psala, ale
nevim, iestIi mann psat ma Rumun-
sko. Srbsko eli Uhersko. Prosila
bych vas o radu, "a eez YAM pre-
dem dekuie ~ Starostliva sestra.
Odpoved Starostlive scstre Y
tonic pripade VAN nemohu dati
urcite odpovedi, nebof nemame
dosud move mapy ) urcitymi hra-
niccmi dotycnych statu a "a dru
he, jest tfeba miti imeno vesnicc,
v niz vasi bratfi bydli.
Vazena PAM Radova Jsem vdo-
wee a nam donna dceru, ktcra mne
vedc domacnost, ale porad Sc skfi-
pame. ncbof sc mi ehcc vdatl a
Inechat mn6 d0mlcnost samemu k
fizeni Proto Sc obracim ma vas,
yazena PAM, o radu. 60 NAM delat,
"a niz yam predem dekujl.
Otcc-vdovec.
odpoved Otci--vdovci: ia bycIl
yam byla ton radou, pakll vase
dcera Sc cllcc vdati "a hodnelo
cloveka. toz j V tom neprekazcl-
te IA radeii TO nejak sprostredkul-
te sam pro sebc, bud at oni Vista
vaii ; vaiai, aneb W mizete jill
TX MIN. A jestli Sc nemilzete IN
tom rozhodnouti, tot 81 sam vem-
lie nejakou hospodynl, anebo So
dokonce ozzeiIte. ale ma zadny pad
nebudte y ccstd stesti syeho dit6-
lie, We svn.j vlastni prospech. Ona
ma celg zivot pred scbou, ale ma
mas siarsich jiz TAX mnoho nezale-
ii my to .iiz neiak pfetluccmc
\ Y "
Ctena PAM Radoyal Je-li VAN
znamo, kde bych koupil dobreho
PISA. hauua. vycyiceneho Y hleda
nj skonkii.. o%ppossuma q pod a
neb mlade sten6. Pakli by nektc,
~ re ctenafii1l mel nejakeho ma
prodei, aneb o nekom vedel, zc by
cht5l prodat, tedy no slusnc "a
dam, by mne nechal yedet, "a ccz
predem dekuii. S pozdravem ma
rcdakci, pi. Radoyou a ctenafc,
zimmerman SO Vaclav Sebek,
Box 143, Lyra, Tex.
Odpoyed panu Vac. Sebkovl
MilY pane, l,adoVa ledacos ~ az
kde kio ma 20 ia prodeJ, 10 new
We vascm pripade miIzc VAN RI
radili ien 10, bystc Il dial OMAN
ku do casopisu, nebof TAX Sc ne.l
spis3c nGjaktho vhodneho psa do
patrate.
Mia PAM Radoya Budtc tak
Iaskaya a sdelte mi, zda-ll, kdyz
polka pan damu. kterou byl Jen
malo znal,, mali on napfcd po-
zdraviti il ncb oua icbo. Icna.
Odpoved Zene: Mezi America
ny zde V teto zcini ma yzdy drlI
We DANA muze zdravit a on tcpr-
We il pozdray opetuje.
- - -
~ XIIrIINME
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nout Potion del testo ma val mon.
kou posypany a delej tenamks
preclicky klad je ma ncmaaam
papir ma plcch, pumal ie rozmi
chanym vejccm, mech ie chvilkr
kynout a pax pekne do zlatovg
upeci. Tyto prcclitky Sc hodi /
syacinc k caji, ncbo Ike studeni
syrove smetan6 jsou hezky kfeh.
Ike q elm tenet, tim isou lcpSi.
Anyzove kornoutky.
Del ma vahu dive veicc, zvaz to.
.lik tluceneho cukru a IA jednC
veicc mouky, potion veice roztlu'
do hrnku. del k MIN ten cukr Il
mouku a michel to pull hodiny
pax pomaz plcch voskcm. otfi ie.
proziravym papirem a nal6vej mai
.lzici malinke livanccky, yzdy hez
ks kousck cd sebe, posyp kazd}
pc vrchu trochu anSzem (to Sc
musi hodne cerstve dclat, ably ne
presently a sire .ic do hczhy IL
pie trouby hncd vsak musis n
nc dohlcdnout, ably So nespallly
Kdyz pocnou zloutnout, vytahn
.ic, kazdy cd plechu nozem odlonp
mi, otoc no kolcm varecky, hodni
no ma sebe pritlac a talk pokracul
az isou ysechny to Sc vsak mus
vsechno velmi spesnG dit, Size s.
nestoci.
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(PokraGov4ni IA str. 4
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co Sc "a danych pomard V zaimu
ccltho distriktu udiniti dd.
Koncimc kaldy syoji %poyinnost
tax, jak doba toho yyzadujcl
Sklnninkn
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Hy-Lan at Roc-Kdtuay Adds
10 Fame as Good CaIiphl
AS He Reviews Men Of War Roysterers Use Moving
Van as Bathhouse and He Joins Grand Vizier and
Janissaries in indicating Majesty Of His Laws

haste who clamored at the portcullis
crying:
ITO arms, ye men OF war! There's
sixteen guys In q moving van who are
Using 1t as bathing house down on
the beach and they saw nobody can
stop 'em.''
When he heard these words, the
countenance Of Hy-Lan tho Red outdid
itself, and he cried in terrible voice
Forward and let these minions Of the
interests; these miscreants OF the
Of the city, be boiled in oil. /, even I,
small lead you to the fray"
And cohort Of the janissaries under
Sergeant Mac-Manus armed themselves
and hastened forth to the Street that
is called 106th. The Caliph and his
Hizier also went forth and followed a
little in the rear lest there be strag-
glers among the janissarics.
Protest Loyalty to Caliph
And when they came to the place
where the roysterers were assembled
behold the valor Of the janissaries had
overcome them all, so that there were
none left for the Caliph to meet in
battle. But the disappointment of Hy-
Lam of the Ruddy Countenance was
lost in his joy at the manner in
which the common people VINO sstoou
about hailed him as their Lord and
Monarch, shouting:
"Hey, Red Mike!" and other pro-
testations Of loyalty.
Then stood up the Caliph in his
chariot and spake to his people, and
his words were such that few wnu
heard them ever forgot, and his elo-
quence was such that even the waves
were quieted.
"Ladies a~d gentlemen" said Hy-Lan
the Red, II thank you"
And the good Caliph and his Vizier
returned to their palace, their ears
ringing with the plaudits of their
people; and the waves took up. again
the burden of their song; and the six
teen men in bathing suits will be ar
raigned in Jamaica Police Court to-
day, charged with disorderly conduct
almost under the very eyes of Hy-Lan
the Red.
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Pfotreto: SAraracca. Port Earrios Wis
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Ho, ye of The faith, gather near
Warriors and houris all and the ven
Grated hadji among We who wear the
sacred dream turban, give ear to the
Thousand and Fourth Tale of Hy-Lan,
the good Caliph. and the highly battle,
he and his janizaries fought at Roc
Ka-way.
Now it came to pass in the third year
OF the Profit that the Good Caliph
Hy-Lan the Red spake unto HIS Vitier,
the wise Wha-Len, keeper OF the roys}
Behold, this is the day which all Of
the faithful hold as holy. Call forth
my chariot and tho footmen and the
horsemen, for am minded to visit the
Furthermore province of my realm, even
the far reaches Of Roc Kaway, there to
mark whether the ocean is doing its
duty for the common people, to count
its waves and observe the distance the
waters are keeping from the shore"
To Tighten Cloudy Day
And Wha-Len did as he was bid, and
his heart was rejoiced within him;
dor" quoth he to himself, "the day is
cloudy. and the common people will re-
joice in the light Of the countenance
of the Protector of the Poor"
So the Caliph went forth from his
palace and those in the street, who
heard the tumult of his passing gazed
upon the swiftly flying chariot and
knew it by its swiftness to be the car
Of Hy-Lan of the Ruddy Countenance.
And swift as he sped, word sped
swifter to the janissaries who guard
the wastes Of Roc-Kaway, and there
was hurrying to and fro in their cita-
del and furnishing of accouterments
and buttons.
When Hy-Lan had looked upon the
sea and approved of it's industry, he
.urned to the citadel and there re-
viewed his men of war, mighty in
valor, and spake to them words OF
tra;se so that their heartsewere nigh
to bursting, saying substantially:
II am glad to see you all and l urge
you to work for the people and against
the interests"
And even as he spake came one in
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freight, making a total to date Of
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The Merchants Association will send
to it's members this week a question
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QUESTIONABLE reads;
"In order more effectively to assist
the Citizens Transportation Committee
in the solution Of the present labor
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"Do you own or operate any factories
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