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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07
Gen. LeuUis Buys
Flock Very Fine
Ribbon Chickens

Gen. ], w, Lewis, who is an en-
thusiastic and successful poultry fan
cier, returned from the state fair at
Nashville, possessed of a blue ribbon
coop of Barred Rocks, that he puP-
chased from the prize winner TO add
to his own poultry yard here, which
already contains many pure bred
fouls, many that have captured blue
ribbons.
The birds just added by Gen. Lewis
to his flock are of the Royal Ringlet
breed, and of splendid build and
beautifully marked.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07
BEGIN SEEKING HOMES FOR
PARENT-TEACHER DELEGATES

This week. the canvassing com
mittee on homes for the delegates
to the Mothers Congress and Parent
Teacher Association convention the
date for which has been positively
decided for Oct 81, 2S, 30, will
probably begin their work. To en-
tertain the one hundred and fifty
or two hundred visitors who will
attend, the hospitality of over one
hundred homes of the town will be
demanded. 1t is hoped that the
committee will not be met with a
single refusal. Mrs. o. X. Womack
is chairman of the canvassing com
mittee.
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Norman Guice, Evangelist,
Leading Great Gath
ering Methodist.
Friday Night Is Church Men
Night, But Everyone
Is Invited.
Musical Director Jones Is
Featuring Organiza-
ton Of Choir.

Friday night-Church- mems
night, but everybody invited
Saturday night-Boys' and
girls night with music by big
Junior Choir.
Sunday-Preachi at II a. IN.
by Rev. Guice.
Sunday 3 p. m.-Special SER
vices for women and girls Sub
ject, "A Tribute to Woman"
Sunday p. m.-Evangelistic
services by Rev. Guice.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07
RILEY PRESIDENT
SWEET POTATO MEN

AT meeting of the Paris Sweet
Potato Association at the court
house, Monday afternoon, the Off
GERS, who have SO successfully cared
for the associations best interests
were reelected for this year: j. r.
Riley, president; w. r, Jones, vice
president; II, w, Hobby, sales man
ager, John 7, Vandyke, Charles
Clements, Alex Highfill, Robt. Riley,
H. w, Hobby, w. Fl. Jones, and j.
r. Riley, directors.
The association will hold a busi-
ness meeting the first Saturday in
November.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07

PROMOTION DAY

Rally day and promotion exercises
in the Sunday school at the first
Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing took the form of a missionary
pageant, representing China, Japan,
India, and South America, and was
presented by girls and boys in ma
tional costumes. Some missions were
portrayed by Columbia. Songs. drills.
and readings completed the pro-
gram.
Fifteen diplomas, transferring
scholars to advanced departments
were presente dby Supt. Otto Houri.
The promotions ranged from the
cradle roll all the way to the senior
department.
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Continued on page five.)
MEETING LIONS CLUB.

AT the meeting of the Lions Club
Tuesday noon at the Presbyterian
Church parlors, the committees re-
port on the County Council was
adopted. The report was that the
club cooperate with the County
Council in establishing a creamery
station and to further truck farm
ing in the county.
Rev. j. III. Buchanan was a guest
Am interesting talk was made by Rev,
Norman Guice and a solo given by
Mr.. Alexander Jones.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07
REVIVAL IN WEST END.

The revival at the West End Meth
odist Church will continue for ten
days. The. pastor, Rev. Maxedon, is
assisted by Rev. A. W. Lassiter of
Murray. w. H, Hill is conducting
the singing,
The preaching Is drawing good
crowds and much interest seems to
be manifested
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07
TmREE FINED FOR DRUNK.

The past week has been a quiet
one for the city police force-the
election failing to elucidate any
drunlls, but Monday found three be-
fore Judge Bryant; they had inn
bibed little Bit too much. S. B.
Burnett John Ballard, and Cursey
Blackwood drew SIS fines apiece,
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07
OBSERVE JEWISH HOLIDAY.

Stamm & Greensboro, new dry
goods store on the east SIDE was
closed Monday in observance of
Rosh Hashana, the beginning of the
Jewish New Year, as this is q
Hebrew religious holiday and is uni
versally observed. The high holy
days" and with "Yom Kippur" Oc-
tober II, known as the day of atone
ment
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spICER,s TRUCK STOLEN.

Spicer's truck was stolen Wednes-
morning at 3 o'clock deserted, in
front of the Nazarine Church, with
the extra tire missing. The car was
parked at the side of the ColOpera-
tive Mercantile Co. store.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07

The above includes a new addition
this year to the tax rate of IL cents
to provide a sinking fund for the
northern project of the federal high
way through Henry County, In con-
nection with the issuance of $150,0Q0
in bonds. which the court ordered
sold at once. This now makes the
tax rate on account of the highway
CONTINUED on page fiYel
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07
County Court Fixes Rate
Including State Tax
$1.59 Hundred.
State Tax Increase Means
Henry County Pays
$1,000 More.
Judge Spaulding Voted To
Unlock Tie Vote In
Rate Motion.

Henry County's new tax rate for
the payment of taxes for 1921, is
$1.59, as determined at the quarterly
regular meeting of the county court
on last Monday after much discus
sion. 1t is the rate recommended
by the committee composed of Magis'
trates Z. A. Steele, A. G. Alexander,
j. c. Rainey, and ]. II. Williams,
and was brought before the court
for final action in the form of a
motion by Esq. Alexander that It be
adopted The vote stood IA to IA,
and Judge Spaulding cast his vote
in favor of the committees recon-.
mended rate,> to settle the tie.
The above rate includes 80 cents
new state rate--the state rate and
the county rate, combined making
the total rate of $3.50 being dis
tributed as follows:
CkaA2 Dafn
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Other Details Before
Court Gathering.

The highway bond issue and the
tax rate matter were the two major
details before the court Monday
the matter of fixing UP the court
yard having been deferred until the
January meeting, as some of the
magistrates were of the opinion the
City of Paris should show definitely
that a. provision would be made for
hitching yard, as 1t was thought
-
Continued on nage fiYel
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Continued on page five. }
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07
N the Present Situation

advertising is proving to be shortcut to
readjustment, to lower cost of living, to
thrift, and to safer and saner business and
living Read the advertisements.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-10-07
The Paris Shoppers

who seek to get the most for their none!
must be well prepared with the merchandise
information. Merchants advertising in Th'
Partisan give you just such information.
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We "SvETUn.
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kocaru a dala Sc doyezti d.
bytu Lucienny Bernierove.

kocaru a dala Sc doyezti do
bytu Lucienny Bernierove.
Tato byla prave u snidane;
pr prvnim pohledu ma rozcile
nou PAM Thouretovou poznala
lined, oc jde.
"Je-li MONA, re mi jiz pfi-
nasite objednany klobouk?"
ptala Sc modistky.
Il coz klobouk! Jde tn zcela
o jine veci".
20 jake?"
20 Klaru, mou kramskou".
"Nerozumim".
"Prokazala jste mi S nj PEEK
nou sluzbu! Kdybyste mi il ne
byla doporucila, nebyla bych il
prijala do kramu a dnes neby-
la bych okradena"'.
"Okradena?" opakovala Lu
cienna ma oko S podivenim.
"An0, ano, okradena tou o.
sobou, tou darebnici!"
"Co yam vzala?"
"Dva kusy krajek v Gene til
tisfc franku".
este tim jista?"
"Ba ovsem. Pravi sama, re
ukazovala vcera dopoledne
krajky jakesi dame. V pul dru
he zavrela pax kram a odesla
a dnes rano byly krajky ty
TAM.
"Uvaluje to ma nj velke po-
dezreni = a kterak sc ospra-
vedlnuje?"
(PokracovanD
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.ELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
FrancoUzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.


Vyndal z kapsy papir $ jme-
mem sveho pana, dial 81 prime.
sti inkoust a napsal nasledovni
list:
"Ctena slecno!
Prosim, abyste mne CO nej-
drive navstivila me kancela-
ii. xsxiAI
'Vec jst yelmi dfllezita - jde
G dedictvi.
Sc vsi uctou jmenem pana
Jacquiera
Bonichon".
"Byl to znamenity napad!"
tesil sc nahonci. "Je-li fec'o de-
dictvi nebo o pehezich, nedaji
Sc Tide dlouho prositi, Damicka
pride zajiste do ,neb
aspon nekoho posle = to o.
\ statni jest pax panovou stare
ste.
Bonichon nadepsal list:
"Slecne Marii Jane, nabrezi
Bourbonske cislo 22", a dosel
ma ostrov Saint Louis, kde "a
volal vefejneho posluhu, je-
muz pravil:
"Zde mate ctyricet sous; do
nestle tento list do cisla % a
reknete, re mate jej odevzdati
Silence, ssiss
"a nebude-li slecna doma?"
"Povedi YAM drive, bydli-li
tam slecna = kdyz ano, zane
chate tam psani - nell, tax
hled'te, at Sc dozvlte jeji a
dresu. Reknete, re vec je nut
ma velice, re list jest cd notafe
Davida, a re jde o nejake de-
dictvi".
"Dobre, pane, jiz benin.
"PoGkam zde ma vas, a kdyz
dobre pofidite, dam YAM jeste
pet franka".
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Posluha vratil Sc ia ctvrt no.
diny, mesa Bonichonuv list
zpet.
"Nuze?" ptal Sc tento mrzu-
to. "Neporidil jste?"
"Ba, poTidil, obcane!" small
Sc posluha. "Dostanu sllbenou
odmenu, nebot' znam adresu
slecny Marie Jany''.
"Coz nebydli V elsie 1922"
"Nebydll a domovnik
chtel mi namluviti, re il ami
nezna. PriSel vsak ma praveho!
Jsem starry liSak a nedam Sc
tax snadno splesti. Stavel jsem
Sc hloupym a zminil jsem Sc o
velkem dedictvi - a tn mi sedl
he'll ma lep. Rekl mi, re slecin-
ka bydli ma boulevardu Saint
Michal c. A, domovnik vSak
pravil, re DANA neni dnes do
ma.
ed mate slihenoI odme-
nu!" pravil Bonichon, bora list
cd posluhy.
LEST S dedictvim Sc podari-
la, pravil nahon6i k sobe.
marie Jana vyjela 81 zajiste S
panem de Guercy ma venek.
Ultra Jest ned6le, vrati SIC tedy
do Parize bud Ultra veGer "a
ncb az V pondeli rano, a tn jiz
casne rano budu u jejiho by
tu''.
Vratil sc do kancolafe a W.
pravel Jacquierovi 0 sve Ines
IL w crave.
'Dobra!" zvolai tento vesc-
lie. "Panenku name, nyni must
ME 81 zaopatfiti nutne listiny,
abychom mohli dite pfedstaviti
matce".
"Nu, vzdyt' 81 muzeme witt
vytah &c Seznamu policcjniho,
jak to ucinil Placidc Jou-
BERT.
"To nestaci, musime miti IL
fedne p~otvrzeny opis listing,
kterouz vyhotovil policejni ko-
misar, kdyz bylo nalezeno RAJ
meme dite u barikady v ufici de
la Roquette''.
"Prayda. Dojdu sina pfislus
ne misto pro tn listinu, zajist6
mne il vydaji = ale IS.
eco - ale? ="
"Budou Sc mne ptati, k &C.
mu listinu tn potrebuii. Nesmi-
me zapomenouti, re Jpubert
cinil Y te veci jiz sve opatre-
ME.
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FRlJDTE HNED E
BRZY,

Vlastnime nekolik lotGi,
ktere nam zbyly z Bubna a
Jankovsky allotmentu ma
vych. 149. ul., jake i Lofty We
Svec allotmentu ma Svec
Ave, ktere Yam nabizime
Ia LEVINE ceny a ma splatky,
Jake ST sami budete pratt.
Tez vlastnime nekolik jedno
! dyou rodinnych domI, KITE
re prodame velmi LEVINE "a
dobrych podminek, pc pfi-
pade vymenime "a Vas ma
jetek. Kupujem a prodava-
me hypotheky - markyce,
pojistujem We vsech pripa-
dech a obstarayame puJcky.
Zda-li byste neco potrebo-
vail z tohoto naseho oboru,
naystivte mas neb zavolejte
r. j. Bubna = Tel. Broad.
1eo5-M aneb J. F. Svec, -
Broad 1861 aneb prijd'te
do uradovny The Pleasant
Realty Co., 14O18 Kinsman
Rd. Tel. Union 986-K.
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''SvErs

ITO mic nedokazuje. Vcera
zde byly, dnes Jiz zde nejsou.
Odesla Jste v pull druhe z kra-
mu -"
"Ano, madame.
"A krajky zde jeste byly?"
"Myslim, re ano".
Jake, mystic? Coz tim
Eejste jista? Co pax jste neu-
lozila vse ma sve misto, kdyz
kupujici dana odesla?"
'Ano, madame.
"Nuze, ode vcera sem nikdo
nevkrocil a krajky zmizely,
kde jsou? Co jste S mimi della
la?"
Go jsem s mimi delala?" O.
pakovala Klara zdesene.
"Ano! Odpovezte, rychle cd
povezte, nez ztratim uplne
trpelivost - a nez Dude poz-
de, abyste je polozila, kan pa
ltri!"
Klara zavravorala.
"Madame!" zvolala uzkost-
live, ivy mne mate v podezre-
nj! white mne!"
"A koho jineho bych vinila !!
Wy jste zodpovednou! Wy jste
vcera krajky videla, mela jste
je v ruce, kde jsou?"
"MGj boze!" zvolala Klara
zoufale, "prisaham, re jsem
krajky nevzala!"
"Samy prece neulitly!"
Mate mne tedy "a zlodej-
ku?"
"Chcete-li, abych soudila il
max, tax Sc ospravedlnte!"
"Tot' hnusne!"
"Vase chovani je hnusne !
Mela jsem S vami utrpnost, pri
.jala jsem vas, neznavsi vas a
Wy Sc mne takto odmenujete!"
"Madame!" zaupela Klara
d prekonana Zoufalosti sklesla
pred modistkou Ma kolena. -
"Prisaham pr pamatce sve
matky, re jsem nevinna! ia re
mela bych byti zlodejkou! Wy
sama to neveTite, nemuzete to
veriti!"
"Kraiky mely cenu tri tisic
franks, pravila PAM Thoure-
tova chladne, "zmizely a Wy -
rozumitei - .iedine Wy mohla
jste je nechat zmizeti, bidnice !
PovezteNm mi nyni, co jste S mimi
udelala?"
Klara byla hruzou a zdese-
MIN tax zmamena, re nemohla
promluviti; vypukla jen V use
davy plac.
"Nechte place, zlodejko!"
okrikla il PAM Thouretova.
"Musite vratiti, CO jste ukra-
dla. Odpovezte mi, zastavila
nebo prodala jste krajky? Co
Sc S mimi stale? Chef to We
deti!"
Klara neodpovidala; V you
falem SVEN bolu ami neslysela
SLOW rozlobene modistky.
"Tot' presprilis!" zvolala
tato; vzala rychle ma sebe klo-
bouk a plast' a obrativsi Sc k
slecne Irme, jez byla pritomna
trapnemu vystupu, dolozila
"Dejte pozor, ably osoba tato
neopustila kram, pokud Sc ne
vratim, zavolejte ostatni slec-
NY k pomoci, bude-li YAM chit
uteci".
PAM ThouretOya vsedIa do
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OBCHOD

pine zasobeny, tez castecne s
grocernim a Y dobrem chodu v
move ceske oSade u kary a S
bytem o 6ti svet. a koupelnou,
proda Sc 5 celym skladem "a
mirnou cenu S10,500. Cast pc
nez Sc pocka neb vymeni Sc "a
.jedno neb dvourodinny dunn V
Corlett neb V Mt. Pleasant.
BlizSi sd6li Ferd. Stukbauer u
Atlas Finance Co., 5456 Broad
way. AZ
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Go ma tom zalezi! ,Zeptame
Sc ma yse jmenem Jouberto-
wynn.
"Vyborny to napad, pane
Jacquiere! Budu 2 neho tezit".
"Musime miti medaili, jez
naleza Sc dosud rukou pradle
ny Ligierove".
"Snadno il obdrzime".
"Pak musite %promluviti S
mladou divkou, musite vsak ma
nj jiti velmi chytre, a zariditi
to takovym zpusobem, ably il
ami lisak Joubert neprisel ma
stopu. PAX zaopatrite listing a
pfikrocime k cinu".
''Nedo.jdete k slecne de Rho
DEF"
"Promluvim S nj teprv, az
budeme miti vse v rukou".
"V pondeli dam Sc tedy do
prace".
Klara byla V pondeli rano v
obvyklou hodinu v krame v uli-
ci Caumartin, ackoliv byla cd
vcerejsiho vyletu jeste unave-
ma.
"Prodala jste vcera rano
klobouk?" tazala sc il PAM
Thouretova.
"Ano, madame. Dala jsem
penize do zasuvky".
"Nasla .jsem je tam. Zapsa-
la .iste prodej do knihyy neu-
dala jste vsak ami jmena ami
adresy kupujici".
"Neodvazila jsem Sc danny
ma to ptati = ostatne .pry sem
dnes nebo Ultra op6t pride.
"Dobre".
Gale vyhlizite dnes velmi
Spatne, mile dite", pravila pa
nj Thouretova a. pohledla by
sire ma Klaru. "Jste bleda. Co
.jste vcera delala?"
Ma blede tvaTi mlade divky
vZplalu ruda zare.
"Nedelala isem mic zvlaStni-
no, madame, koktala roZpa-
cite. ''Pracovala jsem vecer a
+sla isam pozde spat".
"Nemate bditi do noel, mu-
site Sc setriti, nebot' jste jeste
slaba. Pospeste 81 S uklidem,
prichystala isem ucty - must
tie ie odnesti jeste pred snida-
ME.
Bylo prav6 devet hodin,
kdyz Klara odchazela S ucty.
We dvefich setkala sc S listo-
nosem, jenz prinasel psani cd
Lucienny.
PAM Thouretova je pfecetla
4 odesla do dilny.
"Slecno Irmo", ptala Sc prv-
nj delnice, "pamatujete Sc ma
klobeuk, .jejz prodala jsem
pred nekolika dny PAM Lucien
ne Rernierove?"
"Velmi dobTe, madame.
"Pfipravte tedy Timed zcela
takovy tvar; az budete hotOva,
zavolejtc mne, povim YAM, jak
mate klobouk ozdobiti".
"Pospisim 81, madame.
PAM Thouretova vratila Sc
do kramu.~
AS "a hodinu pfinesla slec-
ma lrma pfipraveny klobouk.
"Dobfe", pravila modistka,
dame ma dynko starozlaty,
perlemi vysity aksamit a ozdo-
bime jeJ staroanglickou kraj-
kou - vybereme nejkrasnejsi
{. ncjcennejsf, kterou name.
PAM Lucicnne nehledi ma ce-
nu. Mate starozlate aksamit?"
"Ano, madame.
"Jdete tcdy; krajku YAM
hned pfinesu, musite vSak stri-
haiti velice pozorne, nebot' de-
set centimetru kra.jky stoii diva
Get franku, nezapomente ma
to-"
Dam 81 pozor, madame!-
Metr krajek ga dive ste fran
XII! Ty muj boze!"
.DonI ThnIIpnfovS n.1o
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o Sc dim pro 2 rodi-
ny blize Union Ave. Je 3 roxy
starry, ma 5 pokoju a koupel-
ma pro kazdou rodinu, velky
sklep, rohovy lot, skutecna la
ce. Vezme Sc mensi domek neb
lot jake caste6na splatka. Biz
81 sdeli j. l.. Mlckovsky u Atlas
Finance Co., 5456 Broadway.
4-23
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most, vyplisnim il, az Sc vrati".
Modistka hledala v jine kra-
bici, pax v tfeti a ctvrte, vse
hledani vsak bylo marne.
Go to znamena!" zvolala
konecne zlostne. "Predevcirem
jeste videla jsem oba kusy
Idrahocennych krajek, oba uni
lzely, kan Sc podely?"
"Slecno Irmo!" volala PAM
Thouretova.
Mlada divka pribehla z dill
ny.
"Nehledala jste nsjake kraj
ky v t6chto krabicich?" ptala
Sc il. =, !
"Nikdy, madame! Kdyz ne
co potrebuji, reknu 81 Q to ma
dame nebo slecne kramske, jiz
madame ddveruje".
"Nerikala jste slecne Klare
o staroanglicke aneb Alencon-
ske krajky?"
me, madame, ale smim Sc
ptati, proc klade mi madame
tyto otazky?"
"Proto, re mi schazeji oba
kusy krajek".
"Tot' .zvlastni!" divila Sc
slecna Irma Skodolibe. "Mimo
madame a slecny Klary nemd
nikdo krajky v rukou".
Tot veru zvlastnf, nepocho
pitelna vec", septala PAM
Thouretova. "Jsem-li okrade.
ma, je to toliko mole vina, wa.
Ia jsem 81 tn divku, neptavsi sc
ami pc ni".
V tonic okamziku otevrely
Sc dvere a klara veSla do kra-
mu.
XVIII.
"Pfichazite prave who'd,
~slecno!" zvolala PAM Thoure-
ltova. "Jiz celou hodinu hle-
dam staroanglicke a Alencon-
slle krajky, kde isou?"
"V krabici, madame, pra-
villa mlada divka.
"Lzete, slecno! Nelson tam!'
vzkrikla modistka zlostne.
"Neni MONA, ably tam ne
byly".
"Myslite snad, re jsem sle-
Pa nebo pitoma! Tvrdim, re
tam n%ejsou, a nemylim SCI"
klara sc zachvela - desila
Sc hnevlve tvare PAM Thoure-
tove.
"Dovolite mi, abych je hle-
dala, madame?" ptala sc tise.
"Hledejte a najdete je - Ia
dim YAM to We vaSem zajmu!"
"V mem zajmu? Co tim chce
t. rici, madame?"
"Hledejte!" kazala modist-
ka prikre. Mate svrchovany
cas-.
Chvejici Sc rukou hledala
klara V krabicich - elm dele
vSak marne patrala pc zmize-
lych krajkach, tim vice vzma-
hal Sc il nevyslovny strach.
"Nuze, mate je?" ptala Sc
modistka ustepacn6.
"Nejsou zde", zajikala Sc
Klara. "Vcera .isem ie vsak je-
ste videla, mela jsem je V ru-
ce". ~*MN
"Vcera? Proc vcera?"
"Ukazovala .isem .je dame,
jez koupila klobouk.. Chtela,
abych il klobouk jinak ozdobi-
La.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-21

"Budou Sc mne ptati, k &c.
mu listinu tn potrebuji. Nesmi-
me zapomenouti, re Jpubcrt
cinil Y te veci jiz sve opatfe-
ME.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

CORNELL'S NEW
PRESIDENT. Er.
Livingston Farrand,
who was inaugurated
last week as the
fourth President of
Cornell University.
The ceremonies in
cluded the corner
stone laying for the
new chemistry build
ing. $500, 600 for
which was donated
by George F. Baker,
New York philan-
thropist, known for
months only as ''the
mysterious piver."
Vide World
Right-DENMARK'S
PRINCE A CRACK
SHOT. The eighteen
year-old Crown Prince
of Denmark, recently
appointed a lieutenant
in the Danish navy,
demonstrates h i s
ability as a marks
man, as his father,
King Christian, criti-
cally watches him.
Keystone
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

THE THOMPSON
TROPHY, given by
Colonel Robert NJ.
Thompson, of New
York, President of
the American Inter
national Fencing
Committee, whic h
will be competed for
every four years by
teams representing
England and the Un-
tied States. The Brit,
ish team will arrive
next month for the
first competition.
Underwood
Left - A DISTING-
UISHED VISITOR.
Eleutherios Venizelos,
for ten years Premier
of Greece, and re-
garded as one of Eu-
ropes greatest states
men, arrives with his
bride for a honey
moon in the United
St8teS. Fofo0roUss
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

HUNGARY'S AMBASSADOR TO THE
UNITED STATES. Count Lazzio
Szechenyi, who. according to press re-
ports, is soon to be announced as Hun
garian Ambassador to Washington. The
Count is we'll known in New York, hay-
ing married Gladys Vanderbilt in 1909
Kodel Herbert
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

TRINITY'S NEW RECTOR. The Rev.
c. Rockford Stetson, Harvard graduate.
and fof the past ten years rector of St.
Marks Church in Washington, ID. C.
who has been elected rector of historic
Trinity Church, succeeding the Rt. Rev.
William T. Manning, now Episconal
Bishop of New York Pau, rho.n.an
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

THE PHILIPPINES
NEW GOVERNOR on
the job. Famous Ma
jor General Leonard
Wood, veteran of many
a battle, in politics as
well as in khaki,
snapped astride a pict-
uresque little pony as
he makes an inspection
trip through the Igorot
country of northern
LuZon. Kevstone
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

PORTRAIT PAINTER or
ROYALTY. Mr.. Philip de
Laszlo, the we'll known painter
OF royalty, pictured in his Lon.
don studio, said to be the
largest and most sumptuously
outfitted in England, while
working on his canvas of Lord
Lansdowne. Ke.,to..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
BIG METHODIST DAY
Mas Meeting In Interest or Christian
Education Movement WIN Re
Held sunday

southern Mothodisis from this
g'ciion will gathcr In Tulsa. Sundny.
Febtudry -, for big mass meet .
hg To be held at Boston Avenue
fhurch. In the interest ~ the Chris
Llph education movement Of the
Methods, Episcopal church. south.
I'm addition to Representatives
McihodiH's from this scctinu. the
following distinguished 'churchmcn
nav" been secured to address the
meeting. They are Dr II. A. nonz.
president ~ southern Methodist Uni
verslu, DALLAS. and Bishop T. -.
Moulon ~ the Methodist Eplscupal
church, South.
Tho meeting In Tulsa ls one Of
a Hcrics being held simultaneously
all over southern Methodist terri
tory Through these meetings tho
pubic viii he informed about tho
plan ana purpose of tho Christian
education movement. which includes
an effort 10 secure 5000 young men
ana women ~ volunteers for Chris
uun service. and the expenditure Of
Aj3,OoO.O00 In strengthening south
orh Methodist schools and colleges.
l., 5. Barton, chairman Of the lo-
cal committee. states that there viii
ho no collection for the movement
t1krn ~ The mass meeting The pub-
lic IL cordially invited
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-11
TO APPEAL MANN
BOND FORFEITURE
Counsel Takes Exception
to Ruling Of Justice
Against Bondsmen

Denying the motion TO set aside
the forfeiture Of the 5000 criminal
appearance bond of Bllly Mann,
made before Justice q. G Maxcy on
a fugitive from Justice charge jan
uary 3 tho court yesterday held that
since Mann had not appeared jan
uary # to answer the charge. the
court had no right 10 set aside tho
forfeiture against the surcties. w. A..
Greenwood and &. g. Upton The
court recognizes the fact that Mann
was in jail AT Sapulpa on January 10
ana II. but bclicvcs under the law
he has no right To- set aside the for
fviture.
Il IL also question in tho mind ~
Justic" $ g. Maxey after hearing
the law ON the matter rCnd by cuuu-
sci for NIun nnd the county attor-
nry whether ~" had the right to
hear u fugitive from justice action.
lln stated Thursday he believed any
action agaisS~t = person M a fugitive
from Justice lies entirely with the
district court An appeal from the
decision viii be taken to the district
court Mann is now out on bond In
crock county awaiting a hearing
February - on a hahons corpus lie
IL wanted at DocrinE. Montgomery
county Kansas, on the charge Of
bank robbery.