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Of difficulty, but conceded thaf fbe
British position was profoundly afrect.
ed BY the posiIon IN Continental ri.
rope.
turning 10 more general conditions
he said In that part Of his MESSAGE
made public: III Is evident that a finan.
ciaI crisis In America would rraveiv
endanger the incIpient recovery n Com.
tihentai Europe It Is Impossible II
foresee she consequences. with tho
Continent prey to bankruptcy and
possibly 10 anarchy. and the United
States unable to provide credits Of anv
sort owIng,fp tbaui7s on w.srlsIs tha
Is controversial ground. / may s sas s sgrs
Il Is largely because Of these dnngers
that we should welcome a general can.
OF the ter.government war
debts. The moral effect would even
be greater politicul chaage, and fresh
hope aud confidence would spring %
everywhere. The existence of these
debts defer neutrals
from giving assistance. checks private
credits and viii 7 fear. prove dis
turbIng factor In future international
relations"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
SPORTING


fsldlc Kane. manager of Tommy
gibl0ns, the ST. Paul tight heavy
weight, visited New York Tor q CON
ference 8ili Tex Richard regarding =
mateh With Georgia Carpenter early
ID tieieber Gibbons has been men
lign@l ns il,g fHUsl probable opponent
fuf tie Frsaeiltnau Richard PLANS 80
stage the routest 10 tic Jersey CITY
sfeua Do wliieh Dsnppy defeated Car.
lpchner
According g. an announcement BY
the Umted states Lawn Tennis Asso.
ciatiaa. more than ihlrty clubs already
bnyF applied foF dates % tie sehedule
II cshillil5n ln8lclsss that e being nr.
lFrnd far allie Suzanne Lennlen, tho
French riyi rbrnp IA. who II 70 play
ri benefit II the American Cum
asFlet fur Devastated France.
sw York siafe iioAlne Commission
suuaunte appointment q Waiter @.
llpke, 5aHu Z. von der Bosciie. Clar-
epce jennings AMI Tom oR0uFke as
flepHHgs
1aahy Iaeofite psHo poHy % pevef
neA Aiiih ~, eapiain ~ tho AnssFigan
pul0 team whieh wan tho Weslches
ser eap, dte,i "a hoard stenmeE which
srTfs ITTi-T-fzg mn i-asr-tr tYrrfirT. -
tnfdlag 10 eHtlcRram received by
Mr AiilbuHa. Teuby Ind appeared ii
EVER International polo mitch since
1910 iiVa b nanher No other polo
pony las sdcli record
Tea lilteard sixued w Carpenter
% dfaa bls lighi heavyweight lau.
re.s asalnst s8iiable apgoneni % the
~ rila eeeA ~ upSl October
.WgMm i ullen. international ten.
nis cblranlasi. Bad llegefenx Nllburn.
qipsA II tie American puIu team.
artiFei 10 New York ~ the Ulympie
Seventeen atltieies ~ oxford ana
Cambridge ienmA ALSO arrived
WIN Il trnfei Record u 10000 miles
established. the famous Davis cup Is
fgiAy afked III tne vaults ~ Flflh
atsaae Jeweler IL New York awaiting
che dry 5000 to cuine when II win tie
brought tafth from lis wrapplngs. poi
ishea Hpd put GA d9sgiay. Strangely
riisHgh. ]; has done nl lia travelling
without nashap usd e to-day rs shape
q and clesncHi % every line as when
FIRST Il was chosen as fne example
u the silyersmltli'a ART
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
.LATEST NEW III
ABRIDGED
Events That Concern lhd Two
HemIspberes Recorded 50 as
10 Be Read at a Glanae
.~------~--
FOREIGN AFFAIRS EPlT0 60
Paragraphs Which Picture sass
and Lsrlslstlx.s s. s.ss
Capitals
eaElGN AFFAIRS RPII0AIzED
WASHINGTON

Amid a turbulent scene III which tie
he wHs passed aud two spuators near
IS tome 10 biaws, tie soldier bonus bill
Was hid away by nc senaee to rest 10
euaNaitiee
japan Il nakins definite and pointed
in,phfies 10 Washington concerning
the extent 10 which consideration 0f
the Far Eastern question viii 80 10 the
conference Of nations which President
Harding hiss called.
Secretary Weeks announced that III
~ civilians we're discharged from
Mar Department, employ since March
Genefal cahwilaiion 81 the allied
war debi tyire was proposed 20 the
LnHod States by Great Britain during
the wilson administrations. This was
rsHta ollelany WHEN Secretary ~
see rpssury Mellon appeared before
ile Sris~o Finance Committee te dis
cess life sluins ST tho Indebtedness
pi,d planB iaf lis liquidation.
adHuomh pplses o. corporation
frsshed Washington from several
a miors ln r,aithNe 70 President fiar
uiNs proposal Ter % International
conference un ulHitslian Of nrmuments
uaa o,bsg wprlF problems.
laisp 'oa tiltV tehsHltiec hns ~
dtfcti au Investigation u second elas
lRah tuus the ublecl win be a.
determine fie basis i"r future fafeA
which ale tucffa,Hs each yenr uadrf
u new lHw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
ASKED US
TO CANCEL DEBT
Secretary Mellon Reveals Pro-
posaIs Made by Lloyd George
and Chancellor Of Exchequer.
BOTH REQUESTS REJECTED
-uaamDetIaIn Also Suggested an All
Around aneeiTatIon--MeIIon on
Stand at Hearing Says Ad.
vancss Have Stopped.

Washington.--The mystery as TO
whether the British government more
than a year ago sought to induce the
United States Government 70 agree
to a cancellation OF the interaIllcd war
debt totallng many billions Of. dollars
was cleared when Treasury officials
revealed TO the Senate Committee on
Finance that two such proposals were
nade-the FIRST by the then British
Chancellor OF the Exchequcr, Austen
Chamberlain. and the second by Pre-
mier Lloyd George IN personal letter
TO President Wilson.
The disclosures were made during
the hearing by tho committee on the
blu proposing to ciothe the secretary
Of the TREASURY with arbitrary power to
deal as be deems necessary with the
refundlng Of war debts owed the Unit
Cd States By the allied and associated
governments.
Secretary Of the Treasury Mellon
vas IN the witness chair when the
Chamberlain cablegram--n communlca-
ton for X. G. I.effngwell, then assls.
ant secretary OF the treasury. thrqagh
r. @ Lindsay. the British Charge
d'Analrus In Waahington--nn the
Lloyd George letter to President VIII
son were brought 70 light.
Questions BY Senator IA Toilette Of
Wisconsin az whose request Secretary
Mellon vas summoned before the com.
mit,ee, developed The existence OF the
two documents They we're produced,
or rather coplcs and extracts Of them.
by Elliot Wadsworth, an assistant sec
Rotary 81 the trenmry. who accom-.
pahled Secretary Mellon to the, hearlnR.
No effort was made by the commit
tee 70 obtulH the replies which prob.
ably we're mnde to the Chamberlain
and Lloyd George proposals, but II was
indicated ~ Mr.. wadsworth. in answer
70 questions, that there was nothing
on record III the treasury department
showing that either President Wilson
~ Assistant Secretary I.eillngweil lind
been disposed 70 aeeede 20 the .sug-
lfsseil --a.---s4. tFfsf natu sIs.Euii-
deFstnsd the proposals we're ndfsfav.
ofhhss received by the Wilson Admin
-rssrffT5aI ----.-..--s~ss-s@----~s.aaH'
Senator Watson Of Indiana asked
Secretary Mellon tho direct question If
he favored an nllaround cancellation
q lniefallled war debts. Mr. Mellon
shook lis head vigorously In tie mega.
tive
Only part ~ THE British chancellors
cabiegram Wis made public. the una Tor
part " u dealing with mngiers re.
garded as confidential. being withheld.
Likewise. only the exiract u the Lloyd
George letter 20 Presldent Wilson,
which the latter had seat TO the trens.
ary department. was read 10 the com.
mittee.
II replying the British Chancellor
said be wus NOT Respondent nbout the
british sliuatifu. although was FUN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
NATlol.s apsINEss

q. T. Fischer, caaaIaaB VI The boal .
81 directions Is lilg Natlonml CoRier
iieuefy saigsmVa gsiailon. dcear
~ tp,nsi r"nleetmers tlm C0l pg,ee "a
cnpy % two un9 hake u preut
eas8r Himne ~ Wisconsin haA
81 Ha 9 q uHirproiiieefiug blil. giving
as ,als bg4ad n8Wera 10 curb ~
atfamuf utde
eluau joAeH and manufacturer
eslstt earit fWaii buyinR bresass 4st
ue egtis sel
seerma,y l,msef transmitted a.
secretary WetRs proposal ~ Hel.ry
Fad II lsiy8it ie lhe utilization NJ
tlto M6stie SAoais tAia.l Hllratc plant
a.FsT leaet' l1t h1 years ag EIgaj..
900 8 ss4r aui Is Assh payment 81 So
u0shV 5lr iauds ahd equipment.
Westinghouse Eluciric aud Manu
fe1arps toialgiuy - Pittsburgh l8id
on l,9N0 employee "a the lem huuth,
nDsuy dert4u WoraeTs
fWYr sruulu ~ Vsai bankers are
neaal HtinR NHh t.wmany fof grniu
credits aGgTegaifu- iaUn,0o9
Atierney General Laughery un
u uhccd hHnpiaaure ~ hail sacks a
ihe Aiiania felclai lealienliury sill
site ,lle gufslHaeai $1,000 Annually
Ac.uhte hnsness facts ire the
Ftrate8 rred ~ Retailers tadsy, the
NWbMul CASH Register Ca dpciaux
lh sannRlue ~ conditions nii over lhe
country if lie Retail Trade.
iiatollue Nas p'ds fvd cents sal.
Iou 10 Colorado, Wyoming and Non.
tana.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
GENERAL

uader orders u shoot TO sink" the
navy engaged 10 gunfre attacks o. Che
former German destroyars v.4a and
Si32. sixty miles east of the Virginia
Capes, and sent them 70 the bottom IA
bO fathums of water.
One hundred and three alleged /. NJ.
WIS were driven out Of Aberdeen. i.
H., aud vicinliy. by citizens posses
aiding sherIH Elliott Of Brown e0un
~. They were hersied IN two groups,
one sent east and the other north
Eaelt group was driven about ton
miles. Other towns Ia tho vicinity
were notified to keep the nen moving
smoking compartments for women
will be provided on Canadian pncitic
trains.
ID q letter 10 Congress, President
lrigoyen, OF Argentina, urged legisln
tion against expectation u gaid. lie
said Tie eouatry Should attempt 10 bet
ter IFS economic situation by reducing
commodity Imports and increasing ex
ports
French commission Of experts has
decided to permit Germany to ply The
bulk Of her Indemnity to France In
goods and supplies for war devastated
areas, according to the Paris PetIf
Parisien.
Myron 7. IIerrick, American Am
bassador, arrived IN Paris.
Premier Lloyd George and Eamonn
de Valera, Irish Republican leader, had
ten together in the PreiHIer's Cillcial
residence IN Downing street, London
and spent more than two and hall
hours making elear to each other nc
circumstances under which they
thought Great Britain aud the Dull
Eireann might be willing to seat dele
gates at a conference table with repre-
sentatlves ofUister in an effort to com
pose the age-loiig differences between
the three parties aud settle the Irlal
question.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28


Henry Glospr IferH.tg. 10 Years
old an Inactive broker. New Yor.
esty, WIS shpt and Instantly Killed In
tAe presence 81 lis bride of SIX weeks
as b was entering her summer home
~ Duck Islsud, au Isolated peninsula
alimit six mites northwest OF North
port, 4. / Ills layer WITS Frank
hberhnf'lt, d speciul deputy sheriff
tind fArleiier employed by Mrs. Hem
laflss who, Ten minutes later, shot and
Killed Himself 10 his room on the
Asecond lIoor 81 Mrs. TIemming's home.
Ncfnlers OF tar American Hotel AS,
suelatlen. IN contention at Chicago.
predirtcdfn return 10 The American
Ilnli 10 mast af l.sss.lsF. fsssl ~ pefiiia-
g'thl be!iHaharters 81 the Benevolent
end Protective Order Of Eiiss.
Wnges in many II the building
trades IN Trenton. N. J.. were reduces
from 80 cents to 81 a day by Martin r.
Dcyllns arbitrator IN wage dispute be
tween unions and employing cunirnc-
tors
Former Emperor Of Germany Is be-
coming unpopular In Holland because
he refused to pay his municipal taxes.
An sirplnne from the Jacuzzi Bros
nirplane factory fell At Modesto, Cal.
killing The pilot and three passengers,
according 70 word received IN Ouliaiid
Judge Iucien y. Wright Of sapnpa,
Okla. was arrested % cimrges Of bril-
berry ~ a result 81 legal Eight for
possession Of The Tommy Atkins OIL
lands
Marcus Grryey, negro Of New
York, president If the Black Star
Steamship Company, IS helng detained
1T New urieans BY United States Inn
mlgrpiion authorities for examination
foF adnill,ance to this country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

Goats with nm appetite that permit
them to relish leather pocketbooks
and shoe laces. may, be ordinary. but
a goat wifi. "a sense Of huinor should
be annihilated This was the opinion
Offerea to The Venice (Cal.) police one
afternoon By young woman, visiting
Ia Del Rey from Ohio, when she mp
pealed at police headquarters FOR help
IN finding the owner Of d "biIly" tlsat
che caught chewing her purse She
laid the uocketbook on the bank 0f a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

A wartime inyeniinn promising per-
manent usefulness y tie thr0nt MI
crdphone transmitter. Placed against
the side ~ the throat when person
Is taking. It transmits speech clearly,
aud without heing affected by outside
sounds. IN late type of the lnstru,
ment, on ebouiie handle presses the
mlcrophone against the tiJroat and an
ordinary small receiver against the
ear. but for long conversations She
throat mlcrophone Is mounted as an
attachment Of the head-gear receiver.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
FOREIGN


Irish peace bangles By the slender
Ulster thread Lloyd George and De
Valera held their second private meet
lng behind closed doors at Downing
street, Loudon II lasted FOR M hour
ma a half ana only seryed 10 confirm
iAe belief of both sides that no prog.
ress could be nade until the Ulster
obstacle Is removed.
CARDINAL Dubois. Of Paris. chilled up
"a Die people To pray for rain. be.
canse of the prolonged drought
According 70 reports received nj
Riga. I.atyin. CriInez has proclaimed
Itself 40 autonomous Soviet republic.
a decree was issued by Nlcaraguan
government ordering delivery Of All ma.
tional arms al present In the hands
of individuals.
sixteen s'nn Felners, convicted OF
treason and felonlouD crimes, were
sentenced to from three 10 fifteen
years Ia Manchester. England.
Greek troops III Anatolia have oc.
eupied the city Of Alum KarahIssar on
the BagGad Railway according to re
port from Smyrna.
President Millerand Of France wei.
coined Myron r. Herrick, the American
Ambassador, and expressed pleasure
On his return 10 The Paris post.
Erie railroad announced 1000 ma
chinists have been taken back in Ohio
region after n layoff Of two months.
Westinghouse Electric and Manu.
featuring Company Of Pittsburgh laid
on 1900 employees IN The last mouth,
mostly clerical workers.
Ambassador Iusserand and Mrs.
Jusserand POSTPONED their trip 70
France indefinitely. They were booked
to san on In Suyoie. but the proba.
billy OF international conferences In
Washington on disarmament and PA
cIlic question caused the chnnge Of
plnns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
CHANCE TO Weigh BABIES

Parcel Post Wasoiis IN Minneapolis
Offer Opportunity.
Minneapolis Efforts to ''humanlzee
the. POSTAL service, IN accordance with
recent order Of postmasterGe General
Hays, had development here when
Postmaster H. a. rurdy ordered that
all drivers OF parcel post wagons per-
NIT mothers to weigh their babies
daily, provided the babies are brought
TO the parcel post wagon scales.
Il has proved a very popular limo
walton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

Aany pain tnht leaos " ne -
plate is paved with bases en- baeA
A minor lesguer Isn't 5udgs6 ~ -
association. but by the work - O.
in 1t.
sabe Ruth admits han --..---s. -
st. Louis Americans have rszeazp
pitcher Nick CuIlop to The heu,eg
A. A. club.
Flagstead Is vaiuabla Da $50
er and can ill in At IN Mzs1aa
outfleld position.
Government officials have ~ -
made any pinches among Dc 80
Of baseball dope users.
The Mails arrived in Cieysiaz9 O.
spring. The left-hander has a sDgdn
delivery stamp on his 0frMiaW wps.
Chief Pooiaw was net geed sspuE
for the Southern league, bus N q
quite a big Indian in tho Wnrtsan O.
hociation.
Amy man who has Alied 81 n -
come tax blank ought 70 fnA -
81 figuring a batting average sama
paratiyely easy.
Big Lacquer scouts win NV -
forth to wilkesbarre, Pa MMgM
Williams. high school hnzzas. pr z q
no-hit, no-run game.
HugliIe Jennings sisasp e -
Cobb's Tigers is that theyT mNAa
onetwo-three. Hughie ense ww 60
sidered a good guesseE.
The Des Moines club gave RzA<A@
GlcHn Meadows his uneeuditkamM xwa
lease, Pitcher Fred Delbern has b1Nai
put on the voluntary retired kaA
When they holsted fhs ehnm@aam-
ahlp pennant at Cleveland, fte 90
that Cleveland ever had RshsiA sya1
the wind paused IN snrt@sfw "
greet II.
Ioplin's rookie SutrnncaE $780,
Strain. has been going 10 Kvs1 aAng -
lenst one big league seent Ans waGn =
trip TO The Western league y gfya -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
FovR DC AZ pLANg FALLs

Pilot, Builder and Two Other Pas
senoers Burned.
onkiaud, Cai An alrplane from the
Jacnzzi Bros. airplnne factory in Ber-
Kelley fell nj Modesto Killing the pilot
aud three passengers
The airplane was plielod by BUD
coffey, a commercial pilot md the
passengers were GueoHd0 Iacuzzl,
builder Of the machine, ana John
Kaukc and A. sinil.eish employees ~
the JacuzM works The MACHINE
caught fire 10 mhIatr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

while she paddIed her feet In The wa
ter. She said that the animal had
eaten two So bills that were In the
purse, besides devouring her shoe
laces "When came running toward
him. she explained, The kind OF
smiled and kicked my shoes and stock.
inGs Into the water, 50 that I was
forced to walk home barefoot. 1
would like 70 have my $40 made good
10 me-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

Mounted police win guard - ezRs
mutuei betting booths Il cannAnna fslsa
tracks this summer 20 insnEa AemdB.
One would have more eemaAnmmn On
his whipping Jack p9n9gv q O.
spelled his name George osnTNmk
Pete Stinchcomb, thS eads 1900
star halfback. cracked the sNEw
broad jump record with . Asa1 u -
feet and inch.
KotsoDaros and his champamM
wrestling ambitions can now ~ agWM
-or rather up. zbyszko put IN n
his shoulder blades.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

The Des Moines club sAve Rlh1AR
Glcun Meadows his uneenniti@mM r91
lease, Pitcher Fred Delbern has bzNzi
put on the voluntary retired banA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

HughIe Jennings siseNp e -
Cobb's Tigers is that they'M mNAH
onetwo-three. Hughis ense ww 60
sidered good guesser.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

When they holsted the ahampaAM
ship pennant at ClevelanA ffe 90
that Cleveland ever had hshslA syaA
the wind paused IN sufinefw W
greet IT,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28
Ball
STORIES

Many path that leads ~ he No.
plate is paved with bases IN baAlM
A minor leaguer Isn't judges ~ -
association, but by the worK ~ O.
in 1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

st. Louis Americans have rszeazH
Pitcher Nick CuIlop to tha hcuteyf
A. A. club.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

Joplin's rookie SutrnntaE $780,
Strain. has been going 10 Egs1 aAns %
lenst one big league soent AnH Hsnen =
trip TO The Western leagpa y gfys -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-28

Big Lacquer scouts win Hvw -
forth to Wilkesbarre. Pa M1AAM
Williams. high school hnzaas. pr q
no-hit. no-run game.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-07
BULGE HALL MEN
WILL GIVE PARTY

The annual Budge-Davis party is
holding = place Of prominence on the
university social calendar at the
week. The AFFAIR = to bs,Gven aetur-
day night I'M sthe little GYM and ar
engagements are being made By the
young men of Bulge hall to royalty
entertain their guests.
The coming party will be a return
for the successfu vi party given some
weeks g by the young women OF
Davis hall. at which the Bulge hall
inmate were the guests.
Dancing. in.ermingled with stunts
and special features has been given
out as the evening pleasure. Eniard's
t<orchestra will furnish h music and
hours = TO be from 1880 tt II
O'Clock. Mics Alice G. Richardson
and Mrs. Elsie 81. Hammers, r~natrons
OF Davis and Bulge hall. respectively,
will chaperOne.
head the arrangements committees:
General Chairman-Louis BASS.
Refreshment Committee - Albert
Richardson.
Decorations-Otis Bryant.
Special Observation-Disclosures Church,
Ernest Paulson and Otis Bryant.
Miss Grace DeLcng is IN Fargo mi
week attending the School Of Instruc
ton which the extension department
Of the North Dakota Agriculture col
iege is conducting December 5 to II.
All Of the agents of the extension
division have been called in for the
sessions and a number Of prominent
speakers arc taking part n the pro-
gram.
Mrs. \. H. johnson, III Cheyenne
avenue. has returned from Bismarck
| where she was called by the illness
Of her daughter, Mrs Sam Clark
who recently underwent an operation
Mrs. Clark Is reported to be recoy-
sring nicely,
The ladies' OF the sixth division OF
st. Michael's church. will give a card
party Thursday night in the church
auditorium. Grand Nolo will be
played and there will be prizes Tor
the winners Of high CORE. An in
vitation Is given to all wishing to at
tend. The committee in charge Of
the party follows: Mesdames Arthur
J. jerome. ". NJ. Way, j. ]. Quigley
and W J. prohmaR.
Wheatbelt lodge No. 244, auxiliary
to the B. Of l.. +. and E.. will have
! its annual election Of officers on
Thursday afternoon. at it's regular
meeting in the Odd Fellows hall
The hostesses will be Mesdames H
G.. Dalnes and S. Kendall. Initiation
will be an additional feature of the
afternoons program.
! In compliment to Miss Alice Stin-
son, bride-elect. Mrs. L. G. Harring-
ton Is issuing invitations for an infor-
NAL afternoon, Saturday, to be given
at Mrs. Harrington's home, Ala
Fourth avenue.
Mrs. r. l.. Fabel, 922 Lewis Boule.
ward. entertained twenty-six of Miss
S%tinson's young women friends at
/ china shower on Tuesday evening, a,
her: home. Miss Vera Stinson and Mrs
Ed Sthason assisted he hostess.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-07
@"Gnker Bob1G(A(]
a@SL2 +@LStories A1aAGAaa&k 1;1
~g@A byCarlvAe Il. Holcomb 9
THuMP. THuMp. WHO IS TT?
bye ar!ysle H. holcomb

The King and Silky, the monkey.
and Jack, the wood rat, listened and
they listened, and they peeked and
they peeked. to see, who it might be
coming through the swamp. Silky
was hiding behind a bush and Jack,
the rat. was in a deserted Gopher's
hole while Tinker Bob was standing
perfectly still behind a tree. Silky
VA 10 rvo that he couldn't stand
still. He even shook to the end OF
his tail.
Splash. splash" someone was COM
ing out of the water. Then. Splash.
splash" and another came Out the
brook right where silky and the King
had looked at the tracks.
Th6re must be another one STILL
said silky to himself. He could not
see but be could hear the Splash
distinctly n knew that two had al
ready come out OF the water. There
was no other sound though-so II
there had been another creature who
bad gone into the water he wasn't
coming back with these.
Jack, the forest rabbit. was In a Do
sition to see who they were. He
knew who It was that made tracks like
his own. But he was interested just
tho same for he wanted to zee what
the King was going to do.
Tinker Bob was a wise King and he
wanted to show Silky rather than tel
him about these swamp dwellers fol
he knew It would be longer In hi.
mind.
Il can't understand" said silky Il
himself. how any creature tina,
makes a rack IKE Jack. the rabbit
could be in the water Then Iii
thought again that It might be posi-
BILE that Jack was q lover OF watel
when no one was around. sBut he hAt
never heard Of such q thing.
Thump! thump!" came the SOUND