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WHEN A WOMAN L
BY RUTH AGNES ABELING


de3A ~ ~
She'll be all right" I continued
easily. you had better go back &c
bed-you look as if you needed some
sleep yourself"
He was a pitiful figure as he turn.
ed and shuffled out of the room.
I'm sorry for him." said Grace,
softly.
We went from Mrs. Ames' room
to mine. With Lila's door closed
behind us, Grace became commune
cative.
Beast of a man." she said,
brought her to the door and set
her down as If she was poison and
ran away like a cur. That's the way
THE car is standing out there
yet-Philip Ames ran off across the
lawn like a hunted man-and per-
haps he is hunted. 1 shouldn't won.
der"
THE car will be easy enough to
explain" l said, thinking of the lies
1 already had told John Ames..
/ wondered then If untruths were
ever f~orgivable.
When once more 1 crept to bed
it was with a feeling that I could
sleep then-the whole household vas
safe within the walls-and I was
glad.
I knew that I needed rest, for the
party of the morrow would be tax.
ing.
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper Ems
terprise)
| (To be c~ontinued)
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Thursday. September 1, 1921.
The stars inclin bu. DO not compel
Copyright, 1921. by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)

Copyright, 1921. by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
This should be a fairly lucky day,
for the Sun dominates in kindly rule.
Jupiter, Saturn. Venus and Mercury
are all in benefc aspect.
All the stars seem to encourage the
greatest activity in all lines of bust
ness.
This is a day to start new plans
and to seek the support of capitalists.
Promotion work of every descrip-
ton is well directed and success is
foretold for new enterprises.
Office seekers of every rank should
make the most Of this days oppor-
tunities, for the Sun inclines all who
hold power or authority to be gen.
erous and acquiescent.
Fame for a woman who shall be
accorded high honor on some sort of
a committee or board Is forecast.
Real estate interests should bene-
fit from this rule of the stars. Home
buying will receive an impetus from
stars that have strong influence at
this time.
Theatres now have a better out
look and this should be a fortunate
sway for those who depend on them
for support.
Actors and actresses should find
this a lucky day for signing contracts
or making plans for the season.
Fair fortune attends wedding on
this day which is most favorable for
love affairs and romances.
Mercury gives great popularity to
publicity and newspapers should
benefit, although there will be a re-
volt against existing methods of i'm
posing on the press.
Women are today especially well
directed. They have the forecast of
success for whatever is begun under
this planetary government.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the forecast of a successful year. The
young may court and marry.
Children born on this day are like
ly to have prosperity all through life.
These subjects of Leo are usually
leaders in whatever they undertake
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

PARIS.-You don't quite know
what to do with them this fall, do
you? Those locks which you
cropped so smartly for summer and
now want to put up cleverly for the
parties this winter.
But some one has come to your
rescue. my dears. There is at least
one really clever way to do just in
between hair. I've watched them
every day while they danced in our
restaurants and salons and Won
dered how they did. So now I've
discovered and quite for your bene-
fit!
Curl the ends of your hair, just
a nice length for a smart, saucy lit
tie curl. Then, my dear, twist II
and twist it tight to your head and
pin it-having of course, brought the
front hair all back in the lovely wa
ter waves you've already learned to
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make. Keep pinning and twisting
until all of the hair is pinned tight
ly to the back of the head and you
have just a dear little bunch of curls
there.
You can augment what is al
ready there with those o can buy
if you wish. Really. the mass of
nuttering curls is most effective.
And there's the Golf of a thou
sand hair pins! They're doing that,
too. Poise a little piece of rat
about each ear and another one at
the back of the head, but pushed up
a bit toward the crown. And bring
the hair back over it, rolling the
ends under.
The French roll has come-say the
hair dressers-to take care of MI
lady's locks when they are in that
halfway stage. The French roll
Melted takes care of the short hair
admirably. but n must, simply
must have a pretty face to wear it!
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from the land of the High and
Heather. 1t took a little detour via
Paris. That accounts for its ultra
chicness.
The new tam might, however, be
described as being of the Tudor type.
1t looks a bit like the hats King
Henry VIII used to affect when he
was all dolled up to make a hit with
the ladies.
There are eight points or corners
to it and these corners are accentI-
ated by the black velvet being corded
In silk. A cabachon of uncurled
ostrich adorns this Franklin Simon
model.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

NEW YORK-We see and hear a
lot about the new sleeves in gowns.
The sleeves in coats are just about
as insistent for comment.
Last year we couldn't write abou
coat sleeves for the simple reason
that there were none-to speak of,
OR to write about. Most of the
coats were wraps.
In the new coat from Franklin
Simon, the sleeve is a most interest
ing feature.
Not only does 1t show a novel cuff
with the big sleeve extending beyond
the VOLTS fur but 1t is known as the
"waist-line sleeve"
This new cut has supplanted the
wrap or kimona effect.
The high choker collar Is OF taupe
wolf as are the deep bands on the
skirt.
The material is malay brown du'
| yeteeuy -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

all. They were afraid Of missing
something. Corn! 1t was just COM
ing along fine. The hot. dry spell
that lasted through harvest time and
Wally's vacation was fairly pulling
it out of the ground, it grew SO fast.
And ears! Really If corn ears could
hear. I'm sure there wouldn't have
been any secrets left in the world
the field was SO full!
One day Mr.. Sprinkle Blow and'
Nancy and Nick (who had gone back
to the weatherman's house on tins
starr heard the phone ring. and Nan
CIV answered it. 1t was COP Coon
what do you want, Gopher =
| asked the little giri.T
II want Mr.. Moon to mfnGtiI1
business tonight" said Cob crispI5i
land stay away"
ITO BE Contfnued)
Copyright. 1921. N. E. A.
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Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Women who must pack a dinner
pail every morning soon acquire a
little knack of their own. They will
put the sweet and fruit in the bot
tom of the pail and the cold meat
and sandwiches on top. And they
never forget salt. When a nan
opens a pail packed in this fashion
he can begin Immediately to eat
without lifting half of his food out
onto the curbstone.
For fall and winter heartier food
is necessary than during the spring
and
Lima beans, tomato and bacon
sandwiches, peanut sandwiches, ap-
pie turnover, coffee.
Welsh rarebit sandwiches, corned
beef sandwiches. celery, prune jelly
with nuts, coffee. An apple, pear or
grapes could be added to each
luncheon.
Lima Bean. Tomato and Bacon
Sandwich
Cooked lima beans, sliced tomato,
crisply fried bacon, mustard or salad
dressing.
Chop the beans finely. Chop the
bacon. There should be half as
much bacon as there are beans Put
a slice of tomato on buttered whole
wheat bread, add beans and bacon
and season with mustard, salad
dressing or salt and paprika and a
tiny bit of onion salt.
Apple Turnover
Apples, sugar, pie crust.
Pare, quarter, core and slice ap-
pies. Allow about a cup sugar for
each turnover, depending on the
tartness of the apples. If the fruit
is juicy add 1 teaspoonful of -four
to Il cup sugar. Cut pie crust in
five-inch rounds with a big cutter.
Wet the edges with cold water. On
one side of the round put a big iron
spoonful of sliced apples mixed with
sugar. Fold over the other side of
the pie crust, pinch the edges to-
gether, cut two gashes on top and
bake on a Toured pan in a moderate
oven.
Corned Beef Sandwiches
Boil corned beef until tender. Pick
in shreds and mix with salad dress
ing. Some men prefer grated horse
radish or mustard to salad dressings
Prune jelly is a simple. wholesome
dessert that is very good without a
sauce Put in a jelly glass with
chopped nuts sprinkled owe it, it
packs perfectly.
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper En-
terprise)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

NEW YORK-Each season brings
a thousand tams, you say.
Yes, but where are the tams OF
yesterday?
Well, they may be in the discard
along with last years roses-but
what matter so long as there Is a
brand new one.
Here 1t is-the very latest tam.
To be sure 1t doesn't come direct
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Padcsat lei,

3 rijna bylo 50-lete vyroci
yelkcho ohne, kterazto udalost
byla iednou . hIaVnich pfi-
Gin, re Chicago dosahlo dnes-
niho rozmachu a naleza Sc ma
nejlepSf cest6 stati Sc budou-
cnosti tim nejyetsim a nejdule
zitejsim m6stem We Spoj. Sta
tech, k cemuz jiz podle sve pc
lohy zem6pisne a pom6ru do
pravnich ma tn nejlepSi made
il. Vyroti pripadlo take na nt
deli dne 8. rijna, kdy vypu0
-csudnf pamatny tento ohen
fSvornostl
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s'Hvnre

Radikaln d6lnc zdejsi keri pomahaji Ruku ponevadz
je to komunsticka repubka zasluhuji svo d-
slednost konetn6 sechetnost nebot pronne americk6
dencvo netone bahobyu, ale zada ably R1sko nepf
10 pomoc cd mestakG radej nechalo sce svych hd
pomfiti, to hranici ma neprcetnost.
Amerika pomahala vzdycky vSude, kdykoli kdeko
bylo pomoc zapotrebi e pomoc byla vzdycky vydatna
nebyla ovadana anz dkovana zadnymf zaudnym zamery
Zdai 81 Amerka svo st6drost lidumlnosti pfate
vi sotva bylo Spatneho Horst by bylo kdyby
mercky nrod odepr pomahat Rusu ponevadz vadnou
boSevici echz vladu Washington neuznava ejchz
vyzada z tsce idskych zivot zvlase intelligence
kterou Rsko potrebue kterakoi ina
Horsi by bylo kdyby Amerika nechaa umira tisice
nevinych will nekoka STUN vinnych. tom pTipade vsak
kazdy muze witt jed zdeisi bosevc vyhlaova
Amerku zem sverepeho brutaniho kapitaismu ktera
ktera Sc il nezamlouva.
Sovetska vlada jedna rozumn6 amerckou pomoc !
Ipovdekem priima skoda jenom byt W.
dathejsi nebot amerckou pomoc zen Rusku
bude priSerna. ,4n
Dne H. sopadu Amerika pohfbi sveho neznameho voa-
ka v6toye vaky Byla to Francie ez prnf mo zpuso-
bem uctl y svch synu ke ako neznami neztotoznen
pohovani mistech neb bze mist zvoty pro svo
vlast poozi Ostani spoienecke nasedovay tez A
merika uc nezname hrdny Kdezto vsak spojenec
kych aadach pocet nezotozn6nych by vekv do desek IT,
sc byla regstracn suzba tax presna ze
budou kivou savnost narodnim hfbove Arngton
sk6m IL. listopadu den pfimef.
Nebude tim ucten enom ieden neznamy jehoz pozi
statky uozeny budou uno tom miste posvatnem
nybrz vschni kdoz pochovani sou bosch ako
hrdinove veik6 vllky.
/ rob neznameho vojaka bude svatynl amerckehe
lnaroda
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Chicago VZpOmlnalO padeSa
te vyroCi osudneho vecera g.
rijna r. 1871, -kdy vznikl po-
Ear, kterym tfi ctvrtiny m6sta
lehly popelem. Jednim re sta
Irych pametniku jest krajan a
IspolkoVy pracovnik p. Eduard
Holy, ienz 0 katastrofe w
pravuje nasleduiici:
Byl jsem jeste u Franty Ru-
zicky omen neblahy a neza-
pomenutelny den 8. rijna 1871
kdyz Vypukl pozar, ktery stra
F.! vii V6tsl cast Chicago, nadelal
j ia sta milliOnu dollaru skody
a vyzadal 81 tez hodne lidskych
zivotU ia obet', V nasi sini
"Jednote' Sc V ten Vecer hralo
diyadlo. Ja byl take yelkym
dramatickym umelcem. Mel
isem znamenity HAS - k ma
poYldani - mym kralov-
styim byla bouda Y predu see
ny. Jak jsme Sc dostali ven
| kdyz Sc rozlehl kirk "hori' q
j jak ia jsem Sc Vysoukal re sve
skrySe pod jeviStem, Sc jiz ne.
pamatuji. Ale kdyz jsme Wy
behli, yideli jsme ma Dekovel
ulici fadu .domu V plamenech
Vitr hnal plameny pryc cd ce
skych majetku, ktere staly jiz
ne cd hoficich budov. Nikd,
V te chvili netuSil, re je to po
catek pozaru, ktery bude Ia
.znamenan historic jako jed
. Ma ze svetovych katastrof. AL
: plameny Sc sirily rychle, "a
: chVacujlce smerem k severn
} seyeroyychodu budovu "a bu
dovou a brzy bylo vSe az k rC
F, &c iednom plamenu.
My jsme nelenili a pomaha
jsme vynaSeti nabytek a cel
ne veci ohrozenych majetkl
Piameny, ktere Sc zdaly chv
lemi slehati az k nebi, nam
tomu swiftly. - krajan Lojz
Uher, mel ma Canal a Foruut
ulicich zelezarsky obchudek
mel konllka S yozikem. Tim "
zIkem odvazel majetek krajI
MI ma beZpecne misto a kdy
lse jedne cesty yratil, shleda
: ze zatim co zachranoyal ma
! tex jlnym, zachvatil ohen m
jetek jeho vlastni. Ma zachr
+ neni neeeho nebyIo pomySle
A. a bro zmizel UhruV domek
e. kramkem a Sc vsim, co ne
d. bylo, moii plasnenn, rozI
o. vajicim Sc sire a sire. Ma c
nal d Taylor uliclch mel /
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PADESATHETA UPOMiNKA MA
VELKY CHICAZSKY POZAR.
VZPOMfNKY NASICH KRAJANU.

stinec Volta Vaska Haisma-
move domu. Ten nevyhorel a y
mem NELL jsme syoje stredisko
a velitelstVi. Tam Sc kazdouI
chvili sbehli sokolove, vypra-
veil 81, jak plameny postupuji,
sdileli 81, kde je zapotrebi
pomoci a radili Sc, co by Sc da-
10 delat.
Pres ulici od budoyy Jedno-
ty byla drevena a uhelna ohra
da, ktera chytla plameny
zacaly iiz slehati pres ulici IA
zadni st6nu "Jednoty". Volta
to zpozoroyal a prvni vykfikl:
Hosi, Jednota nam hori! Zda-
10 Sc skutecne, jakoby byla ia
dni stena ceske budovy pla-
menech. Sebrali jsme Sc 5 Fran
tiskem Soltysem, ktery tenkra
tie pracoyal Il Karla Pika ma
Clark ulici a Sli jsme Sc podi-
vat, co by Sc dalo delat. Ma
Forquer ulici jsme videli strl-
kacku bez hasicu. Byl Il nj
strojnik, ale hasici byli plane
ny od sve strIkacky odriznuti
; Ma Ewing ulici nemohouce sc
/ dostati ku sye strikacce pres
plameny, snazili Sc tyto obeji-
: ii. Pozar byl ysak jiz rozsirer
: tax, re museli daleko ma sever
, nj stranu al pres Lincoln parl
: a dostali Sc k sve stfikacce te
: prve ye } hodiny rano tax
: zmoreni, ze padli ma hromadl
: hnoje ia Hubackoyym obcho
: dem. -
A Iatim strlkacka vykonal;
: dobre sluzby. Sc Soltysem ;
: strojnikem "a pom0ci nekoll
ka lidi odtahli isme stfikackl
Ii ma Beach a Taylor ulici, prip'
l. jill ma vodu, strojnfk spusti
|. stroj a I'D okamzik vysel prou'
i vody. Prvnim kouskem proud
k vody bylo, re nezkusenemu j
a nochoyi, ktery drzel strlkaC
II konec, odnesl klobouk. Til
d hasicskym amaterem jsem by
} ja. klobouk byl mi bro M
l. hrazen cepici, kterou mi ia t
Il prinesl starry pan Seda, kter
i, mel klobouGnicky obchod n
je Canal ulici a yidel, re Jsel
a. priSel ke ztrate We sluzbe pl
a. vlast a narod. Zatim jsne st;
nj tedne ILL vodu do dfeyafsl
ohrady naproti nasi sini !
m sin samotnou. ma ktere sta
G. socha Libuse, a TAX jsme sin
a hajili. Po pulnoci prestala y
o. da teci. To jiz pozar zachy
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!
katastrofa tim okamzikem ma
byla nejhroznejsich rozmeru v
jinych castech mesta, pone-
vadz nebylo ma haSeni vody.
Celia severni strana byla bez
zachrany vydana sane, zuri-I
wynn plamenum Asi We tri ho-'
diny rano pfibehli ma Taylor
ulici hasici cd naSi strikacky.
Byli k nepoznani ucouzeni,
roZtrhani a k padnuti zna-
veni. Prinesl jsem rychle tro-
chu koralky od jednatele Dyo
raka, dali jsme jim ma posil-I
nenou pax padli na hnuj a
slamu a odpociyali. Pc neja-
ke chvlli pripravili jim Dvo-
rakovi kavu, fireman. sc napi-
Iii a Sli pracovat znovu. Pone-
vadz nebylo vody v hydran-
tech, zatahli stfikaGku k fece
a pumpovaio Sc prekot ma
zachranovani okolnich dom
| ku, hlavne hasenim V lumber
lyardech ma Beach ulici pri re-
ce. TAX bylo zachraneno jeSt6
Inekolik majetku a mono rlci,
re Geska Gtvrt' zustala pomer-
ne uchranena.
Jiny cesky pametnik chicaz-
skeho ohne, pan Adolf BeneS,
pise osudnem veceru a dnech
nasledujicich:
Rok 1871 byl suchy, zima
leto velka parma, horke noci
a zadny odpocinek pro pracu-
jicI lid a male deti.
/ Jihozapadni vetry Yaly cele
letO, VSe bylO VySuSene a VSu-
de plno pisku, vzduch by
pin dusnoty. Farmari poleval
lsuchou trayu a bodlak, kazdy
Sc bal, re nejaka pohroma va.
Ii Sc ma mesto a kdyz Sc fij.
nu ochladilO. tu kaZdV 81 libo
val sousede sedali yenkl
dlouho do noci, neb lete by
ly j chodniky horke.
Hlavni ceska osada byla OF
/ Halsted ma vychod k rece, OF
Y IL. az k Van Buren, ulici n;
o sever, ma jinych ulicich by
u 10 jenom nekolik rodin pohro
J. made. Dale bydleli Cesi nj
i, Polk ulici, blize feky a vycho'
81 ne u Clark Van Burden ul.
a Kdyz Y sobotu (pfedchazejl
ci velky ohen) vyhorelo neko
o. lik Ctvercu, cd DesplaineS
"a rece od Van Buren, k Adam
~ ulici, kde sc nachazel0 vice b
la DIV tovarnich velke sklad
Ia prken a uhli, tn Sc pfisli lid
/: divati ma ohen Sc vsech stral
a mnoho budoy Y nekolika h
"a dinach ohen srovnal Sc zem
a., Celia nedele .. rijna byla ob,
an tovana navsteye spaleniste
ra ieSte hoficim hromadam uhl
na II kterych Sc hasici jeste nam
IL hall.
Va Vecer, dne 9. ochotnici Je'
II noty davali predstaveni Sir
nj TEX Lowoodsky" We sve ST
ne ma Taylor ulici, blize drahy
lti re to bylo prve pfedstayeni
Sc sezone, byla navSt6va ohror
'es ma. Kdyz Sc pfehrala pred
il hra kusu, coz bylo asi Y 81;
'en hodin, tn prave kdyz zvoni
err hlasal zvednuti opony, maize
Irk nou velka zar osyitila celt
te- mistnost a skrze okna bylo '
ak det vysoke plameny M Dek
du ven ulici.
ho- "IIori. lIofi!' volano k
zdy sc hledel dostat ven a
ala div, &c neprisli lide 0 zivot
a te mackanici, jaka nastala.
oil lie ma ulici liz Sc siizdeli has
:ku a kazdy bezel k domu, kde
ipo dlel.
still V nekolika minutach byl
)ud zachvacen cely ctyerec a !
ldu sici doznali, re jsou proti OF
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/,
Hrdlickoya tovarna ma naby-
tex ma Forquer ul. "a hodinu
po vypuknuti ohen jiz radil u
Van Burden. Ma Polk ul. u re-
ky Sc nalezajici olejna vybu-
chla IL hedin a ySechen
olej viii Sc do reXy, kdez pla-
men slehal do vyse 20 az 80
stop a znicil vSe, CO Sc mu do
stale do cesty az 20 hlaGinu
lVodni. Lode az 20 Taylor uiici
byly ohnem zachvaceny a vel
mi malo jich vypiulo na jeze-
TO, kde az mill od brehu Sc ne
ktere jeste vznaly a potopi!y.
Mostly ma Polk, Van Buren, Ran
dolph, Clark, State a Rush u
licich byly zniceny upln6 aneb
Sc sesuly.
Ma Polk ul. vychodne od re-
ky byl mestsky Bridewell a psi
nee. Kdyz Sc ohen priblizi,
Ipropustili chovance ia syobo-
ldu zachranili koho mohli ma
Iprazdnych pozemcich.
V pondeli 5 hodin rano
pfestala pracovat vodarna nd
Clark ul. a V celem meste ne
lbylo zadhe vody. Ma hasenl
lzadny nepomySlel kde to by
10 NONE. Vetsi budovy Sc
rozpadavaly jako by byly z
! karet postaveny. Velkym zarem
zelezo, kamen, v3e slilo Sc do
hromady malo bylo zdi, ably
zustaly stati, vSe zniceno Y jed
; Inc noci jednom dnu. We q
hodinach vSe srovnano stro-
my zmizely, dlazd6ni ia ull-
! cich shorelo a odneseno yetrenl
do hlubokJch jam, v5e ] na
hfbitoye mestskem, jenz Sc na
Ilezal pa North Ave. n Lincoln
lparku Zeiezne ploty q ka-
/, menn6 hrobky smeteny povr-
Ichu a clovek doznal, jall malJ
jest proti sile rozpoutaneho Ii
lIylu.
dl DruhJ den, kdo cht3! n&ia
a kou vodu, mimo atudmcni
: museI do jezera a to ma II II
} Ilici, nebot' jinde byla s2my pc
a pei kusy dreva. Kda kdc
d mohl, tax il voziI a platilo s.
sc "a pejl a podobHou nado
bu. Tam, kde NJ higan Ave
ma sve drah6 dlazby, Sc mo
/, Ihlo vjeti vozem 90 jezera "
! du nabrati. Jakmile spaleni
!, ste ochladlo, pocalo Sc stayet
I, pul tuctu prken mad hlayu
* bylo postayeno. Nektery ne
, mel ami pozemek pred ohner
- koupeny a tax Sc nestara
! iestlize stavi SVEN a byli /
! de takoyych Sandach az
> pres zimu, ktera byla dos
i mirna. Mensi stavby rostly Dc
i sti rychle a tn nebylo byt
zle ami o palivo. neb 81 kazd
i. Imohl prinesti prken dos
.. zdarma a ieSt6 dlouho byly Il
i llterG sandy opalene, jakob
> proddlaly, ohen. Vodarna byl
!, dosti kratkem case oprav'
i. ma a vse dostavalo Ease III
TO- veiSi syuj ruch.
30 @ vzniku ohne jsem Sc pr
elk sy6dcil, re zadna kraya Ole,
d. ryho nebyla toho pricinou. Z
on nj Jelinkova, souSedka Ole
Vi ry-u, Sc yyiadrila, ze polozb
% rena koIna, ' ktere ohen p
vstal byla utocistem laciny'
"a noclehafu 2 okoli pti yichr
le jenz panoval, tn re nekdo Y
Y sci lucernou. kterou mu DO
A chajici yratnice Yyrazila q !
lei ky a &c tax ohen povstal. Ia
by ma krava yinici nebyla, c
bych take veril, neb kdo j.
jiz zW videl Ircana doiit kravu
IA 9:30 hod. vecer a to Y ned
mi iest6 k tomu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

like products from foreign countries, ir considering the labor cost in mak- ing up the tariff law. Attention of Con- gress also was directed to the center of food production of the United States as being somewhere" in the Mississippi valley, while the center of consumption is in the populous areas of the east, many hundreds of miles away
 Ocean freight rates from competing countries to the consuming centers were declared to be much lower than are the exorbitant and increasing freight rates from our farms to our own con sumers.'
 After setting forth that recent ex- periences" have shown that the farm CTS are mot adequately financed" and that their welfare is jeopardized wher they avail themselves of the present short-time commercial credits, the fed eration recommended legislation to pro vide proper authority for commodity anc cattle financing and for personal credit; secured by proper insurance features It also asked that profits from the fed eral reserve banks be used as re yoIving fund to provide working capita during the interim between requests fol
 money and the sale of the debentures. Recommendation was made that sucf ! dAbentures be made eligible for sale il l federal reserve banks or on the opeI market Increase of the maximum amount which may be loaned to a single
 borrower from the federal land bank
 from s10,oOO to $25,OoO was suggested. l Announcement was made that com
 nittee consisting of John Brown, In
 diana; W. c. Jamison, Colorado, ant
 Chester H. Gray, Missouri, had oeel
 named to study the Muscle Shoals, Ala
 nitrate project. The committee will hlr' engineers for the work and. report thei
 findings to the executive committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
Ames College Team
 Sets Two-Mile Mark

Des Moines, la, April 23.-Running the fastest two miles ever made by a team of American runners, the Ames la, relay quartet established new two-mile record of :52 2-5 al the Drake relays in the twelfth renewal of the games al the Drake stadium here this afternoon. Five other records for the games were shattered and one was equaled.
 The Ames relay team, composed of Arthur Wolters, Standley Graham, Herbert Webb and Otis Higgins, smashed the American record of 7:5s for the two miles hung up by the Irish- American Athletic club team of New York in 1910. The record was 5cintly held by the Yale university quartet, which six years later. while competing in the Pennsylvania relay games, covered the distance in the same time.
 No time of American runners has ever paced the distance with such speed. The Ames fliers came within two seconds of equalling the world s record of 7:50 2-5, made by the com bined team of Oxford and Cambridge runners, who competed in the Pennsyl- vania relays last year. The record was made in sensational race with University of Illinois team, which pressed the Hawkeyes from the start.