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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19

VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN z ZAMERICKEHO zIvOTA.
Die anglickeho preozl Albn Straka.


'jako ona jeho!"
Polly dala 81 nyni svIli noyy
parizsky klobouk ma hlayt,
prehodila pres ramona krasny
kazmiroyy satek a Sc vfelym
pozdravem loucila se.s dokto-
rem ". malo okamzicich sede-
la v kocaru. Saima pi'ipadala 81
iako Popelka ma cest6 do plesu
knizecfho.
.Cely zastlfp elegantn6 ode
nych dam a pana, pezvanych
to hosti, zauial, pfedni sedadla
v lavicich kostelnich. Skvost-
ne toilety, drahocenne vejfre,
lesk drahokamG, pobihani ko-
stelnich sluhu, svatebnimi od-
znaky okrasfenych, vsecky ty-
to v6ci zarazily.a zmatly ubo-
hou Polly. Vyhledala 81 misto
.nedaleke -vchodu. odkud vse
prehlednouti mehla, aniz by sa
ma videna byfa, We stfedu ia
koveto spolecnosti pf'ipadala s.
ona, bezejmenny sirotek, jake
nepatrifa chudobka mezi bo-
hatymi kvety tropickymi!
Konetn6 Sc dostavila hodi-
ma k slavnostnimu obradu ur-
Gena. Duchovni stal We SVEN
bilem ornatu pripraven u OIL
tare. Sir Gervase a jeho sve-
dek byli ma SVEN miste; jen
nevesta a jejf pfihuzni zde do
sud nebyli. VSecky tvafe obra-
cely Sc ku dverim, ably pri-
chod nevesty nepropasIy.
Polly sklonila hlavu a Sc
ptala vrelou modlitbu "a pri-
sti stesti nevesty, kterou odva
zovala Sc jen pred bohem zva-
ii svou sestrou. Nahle posadil
Sc nekdo vedle nj. Kdyz Polly
zvedla hlavu. ku svemu pode-
Semi spatfila vedle sebe thu
stou postavu q tmayy, rozhlo-
dany oblicej Hanny Johnsono-
We.
Odskocila z mista syeho.
ktera nahoda privedla tuto ne
navid6nou ohyzdu il ma bliz-
ko? Ob6 patfiIy okamzik ostfe
ma sebe, pristim okamzikd
ysak obratily Sc ysecky zraky
kI dverim. Nevesta a ieji dru-
zina vesla do chramu a slay-
nostne kraceIa k oltari.
Nfele Shy i'inuly Sc po tv;,-
rich Pollynych.
Zde sla slecna Pamela Y Sc
dem. atlasovem safe "a V klo-
bouku Sc sedymi pStrosimi pc
ry. Zde byl Godfrey Greylock,
hrdy, triumfujici a neco pri-
v6tivejSi nezli jindy. Ia MIN
belhala Sc Iris Greylockova V
satu 2 t6zkeho sametu, dia-
manly zlatem pfetiZena, nd
licena a napudrovana - zena
to, ktera pro Polly byla pred
stavou veskereho klamu a ne
sy6domitosti. Zde sly krasne,
usmivajici sc druzice v pc
strych Satech a koneGn6. yse-
cky ostatni krasou prevysujic,
objcyila sc Ethel GreyIockova
We skvostnem Satu svatebnim,
zahalena takrka V oblaku pra
vych benatskrch krajek, Y
pruhledny zavoi, jenz diaman
tovymi hvezdami spjat byl We
vlasech, andelsky krasna-
We sve nadhefe, We Sve spanilo
sti, kterou Zlate kadere jeji,
bohatG sc ylnici doyrsovaly =
ona sestra PollyBa, ktera jake
decko srtouto V ulicce Harmo-
ny lila a trpela a jejiz od-
chod star5i tato druzka dlou-
no, dlouho oplakavala.
Achi Polly dObfe v6dela. ze
ony, ktere We starem tenement
MIN dome svorne lilly, spolec-
ne dovadely,' postomto. dnu nj
.kdy vice Sc esnesetkaji. . Patfila
ma sveho milacka naposledy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19

Delll, Jako kQyZ Sc mluV1 do te-
lefonu. Telefony t6mito po-
muckami opatren6 mohou :
osvedtiti tovarnach, kde pa
nuje veliky hluk.
Tot !"
"Platiw
A V brzku byli uz mladenci
IS rucnici lese. Rozumi Sc sa-
mo sebou, ze neSli ma hranice,
Jednak proto, re by tam mu-
sill tfeba dlouho cekati, jednak,
re by tam mohli potkati otce a
dostati mimo to vyhubovano.
Zamifili tedy doprostred revi-
III d .ukryli Sc V remizku.
A ted to zaclo:
"Pi - pi pi -
fiji. Pie = pie.
Jako kdyz srnka vola a tou-
ri. A zas: "Pi - pi - pier
Ia chvili zasevelilo listi a OBJ
jevila Sc hlava statn6bo srnce,
re sice Sesteraka, ale - stal "a
ranu.
Mladenci Sc ami nehnuli. Be
ola spustil vabeni znovu v dial
sich prestdvkach. Srnec popo-
sci vzdy 0 kus, postavil Sc, il
still poklusem blizil Sc k jim
drovi, jejz hlaven palila V ruce
. prst Sc mu chvel.
"Pi ~ pi" Srnec
pfiskocil az ma dostfel - "a
stavil Sc
"Bac -
Zalekaf, vypjal Sc - a klesl
40 lnecllu.
Go ted? Vyskocili . ukrytu
a stall mad srncem Y poslednim
tazeni sc zmitajicim.
Mann no vyvrhnouti?'
NE, TO by trvalo dlouho -"
"Tak ma ramena"
"Kdyby tax tatinek -"
V tom ozvalo Sc V dali hyizd-
mutt,
"Jezismarja, uz idel -
Prycl"
A popadli srnce ieden "a be-
by predni, ieden ia zadni sko
KEN zmizeli. Obloukem chteli
So vyhnouti. Ale hvizdani a Re
kuv St6kot Sc blizily prisernou
rychlosti. Go honem? Be
da spatril ohromny dub, roze-
klany a husty dosti, ably ic
skryl.
ALE REX mas najde. ide po
"Nenajde, jen rychle naho-
ru, na tohle misto', ukazoval
ma v6tey, ktera opiraiic Sc o
jiny strom, daleko tahla Sc cd
kmene. Rychle vyIezl Jindra
ma nj a prijal srnce cd Bedy,
jenz mu no ySi silou vysadil.
"Tak, a ted no doprav ne
kan nahoru. Stopa zmizela, 30
kmeni neni mic at hleda y
i honem vylezl tez nahoru.
Ia chyili bylo vukol hrobo-
We ticho. &c nikdo by netuSil, |
C. sc tn dalo. "A nahore na stro !
me, skryti V listi, ami nedycha
jice, sedeli Beda a Jindra ko-
fisti.
Pes Sc blizil
"Hledei, hledejl" yoIal dok-
Iol' Henner ~ pytlakom sty |
lila krev.
"Hledei, Recku, hledej!" A.
Ie marno yse, stopa zmizela,
pes rejdil jako posedly pone-
y8dz to bylo pray6 ma kraji /
vetfik odyal stopy.
Trvalo nekolik minut, nez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19
XVIII. v kostele.

Den, ma ktery Ethel Greylo-
ckova oddana mela byti Sc si-
rem Gervasem, konecn6 Sc do
stayil. Byl to iasny, studeny
den prosincoyy. Skvouci kry-
stalky sn6hove wisely Jake
guirlandy .poa bezlistych. vet
Vich stromovych; kolem leskly
Sc ,zamrzla luka SOMA, iakoby
diamanty posety; sumive dora
zely vlny mofske na breh.
We sve komurce V koci6im
herberku stala Polly, omen be-
zejmenny sirtek, V novem sa-
tn, ktery il sleena Greylockova
poslala. Byla to knasna ro-
ba z cerneho hedvabi, ktera
ku stihle jeji postavG p6kn6 Sc
hbdila. Limec rukavy lemo-
vany byiy bohate jemnou ko-
zesinou krasna kytice zlu-
tychi RUIZ skvelai Sc il ma pr
SOU Dlouhe rukavice zakrT-
valy zahyby .suchych rukou
Pollynych a jeji leskly cemy
vlas -byl Inpravne spjat. We
SVEN ziyot6 nem6la dosud ma
sobe tax nadherny sat, jako
pray6 nyni a protoz neIze Sc
diviti, re pozorovala Sc udive-
ne, nemohouc sloya pron6sti,
Y malem zreadku. vidouc Y
mem obraz, kteremz Sc nepo
znavala., ts- "A. ~ ..f
Mercy Poolovd otevrela dve
re a vstoupila dovnitr Okla
MIX pozorovala devce Qd hla
Wy az k pate, nacez fekla SUI
Sc: "Saty cini lidi, Polly.
Greylockovi poslali pro tebe
kocar, ably tie dovezl do koste-
la, povoz ceka pred domem.
Doktor Vandine preje 81 vas Vi
deti, nez odjedete. Jest dnes
zimnicne rozechyen. Doktori
jevi V nemoci, jak pozoruji,
zrovna takovou netrpelivost,
jake iini lidG. Ubohy clov6k /!
Nemuzc zatajit, ze slecnu
Greylockovou miloval."
Oblicej Polly nvzaI ma sebe
smutny/ vyraz. "Ano." zasepta
la d odebrala sc nahoru do
svetnice, We ktere DR.. Vandine
Sc svou zlamaneu nohou nepo-
koine ma luZku Sc pfevraco-
val. Byly TO t6lesne bolesti,
neb byla TO myslenka, ze l.
thel Greylockoya pro vzdy je
pro neho ztracena. ktera cini-
la no TAX netrpelivym? Buh
sam byl svedkem boje, jenz '
tomto okamziku Y mem zufil.
Pr spatfeni Polly zazafil
ieho oblicej. Div divul'' zvo-
lal. "Jaka to promenal Tot
move vydani bachorky Po-
pelce. Ma yerna Polly, tax
hezkou jsem te jest6 nevid6ll
Aeh. tot neverim ami svym o.
cim.'
Polly nebyla dosud nikym OBJ
divovana: zmocnila sc il roz-
pacitost'. "Jak libi sc YAM ty
TO saty?" zaSeptala a zahyby
ma Satcch SVych opatrne row
nala.
Vandine pozoroval il pilne,
zdaIa Sc mu jako novy zjev.
Pcprye vid6l, ze oci jeji jsou
Nyrazne, re utvar obliceje JeJl
no podoba Sc rozene Spanelce
a ze kazda knezna mohla by
zavideti il jeji bohaty ylas.
"Saty?" opakoval. "Zajlste,
jsou pekne. Pf'ichaZlS mi tax
zm6nena, re te ami nepozna-
vam Polly. Ale coz pax byl
1sem slepy po celou tu dobu? !?
Jdes tedy ma siatek slecny
Greylockove? Ach!' zastenal,
'jak prokleta ma noha mne
dnes boil? Nuze, idi me dite,
a dovol ocim syym, ably pote-
silly Sc vsi tou lladherou a. pan
Ykosti. skterou dnes uvidi = i
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krev sc neZapre.
Myslivecks humoresky.
Napsal Pavel Dusan.
VZDYCkY Sc VSE NEPO-
DARI.


" Plsku, mel "a onoho Casu
pronajate velike honbiste v le-
|sich u hrebicka" poteSenim
|bylo mu po dopolednlch '"visi-
tach' odebrati Sc odpoledne ma
low.
| A byl to take revir! Paseky
Ise sosnami a duby po ruznu
|trcicimi stridaly Sc S houstina-
mi a poll, vsude nadherne
|prlciny pro zver. Ale nemysle-
te 81, ze Sc tam bouchalo, jak
|padla hodina, cd srpna, az do
kud zakon pripouStel! - Pan
Buh chranl - Jenom ma hra-
nicich dovolil Ia osobniho do
zoru svym synum obcas 81 Wy
streliti sam take zde zvei
odstreloval - ale lese, ia pa
sekach? To tax Ami syemu
nastayaiicimu yet toho po-
teseni nedopral, trebas re ten
to byl jen straSakem, delajicim
ramus svou bouchaCkou. Zkrat
ka: cd prvniho srpna az do PRIV
niho prosince nesm6la vyjiti
rama V lese, sic - byt doktor
Henner V lese, jak byl zlostny,
nasypal hned "pytlakovi" bro
ku do nohavic. Use Sc Setfilo az
ma prosinec doktor Henner
byl hrd, ze pax Sc mohl po-
chlubiti rok cd roku vetSim w
i'adem zvere. Phi tom vSak byl
takovym gentlemanem, jakych
je ted malo, pramalo, re po
hlavnim honu obdaroval hosty
tax, jak by to. snad neucinil a.
nj knize.
Nejmilejsi zabavou p. Hen
nerovou bylo sledovani zv6fe
Sc psem. Skoro denne videli no
obyvatele one ctvrti, ktera byla
k jeho reviru obracena, jah
jde volnym tempem rucnici
ma ramene k reviru Sc straka-
tym Rekem, vzorem to psu my
sliveckych. Ghodlival tax uz
davno lide drive rikavah, re
"chodi vystrelovat choleru",
nebot' prave We ctvrti, kudy
chodil, byla chudina a proto
tez mnoho nemoci. Ale lide no
pfec nell radi a nedali nic Ma
zle reel, ze ''vystreluje' tady
choleru a trousi il, ably chudaci
umirali.
RozkoSi bylo mu plouhati Sc
zvolna houstinami, pozoroyati
PISA rozumne pracujiciho a OBJ
cas- sraziti n6jakou koroptev
dobre mifenym vystrelem.
A rika Sc, re jablko nepad-
ne daleko cd stromu. Zde tomu
bylo nejlepe mono vefiti. Diva
synove jeho, BedTich a jim
dfich, nell V sobe otcovu krev
q kdyby nebyli chodili do Sko-
ly, byli by V honbiSti zustaval.
Casem ovsem pochopili nejen
krasnou, ale prospesnou stran
ku lovu a pod rukou" proda-
vail upytlacenou zv6r, delice Sc
o cisty vynos.
O tom vsak otec nevedel.
A ku podivu, nell stesii.
DIouho trvalo, nez Sc otec o ne +
Gem doslechl a pfekvapil jc.
Zazili oySem casto dosti 1zko-
sti, ale zisk byl pax tim milej-
81. Jako jednoul
Bylo krasne leto. Les vonel,
pfiroda hyrila. - ate Beda S
Jindrou byli pTi tom vsem
Nell totiz "dales" - az
beda "dales". A lovit? Ma ve-
verky nebo Skodnou pernatou
sc Jim nechtelo, malo to vyna-
selo, Il Jiidrich jen mrzute pro
hlizel rozkladaci rucnici. Pojed
nou ozvalo sc y vedlejSiho po-
koje: "pi - pi - fiji.
Zvuk to vabnicky Ma srnci.
Ano, to je spasna myslenkal
Cervenec tu ie, asrnci laskou
pfijdou mu az na
muSku a pane - to nec01
vvnese. SkoCil tedy do yedlej- 4
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by vyplniti mohla nekde ma
svete skromne miste6ko, kde
by zivot svuj travila.
Stanuli pred oltafem; zaujs
Ii mista sva pred duchovnim
Godfrey Greylock mel nevestu
.odevzdati. Zbarvenymi okny
kostela padaly paprsky slunec.
nj jako zfejm6 znameni nebes
keho pozehnani svatebnimu pal
ku,
Nyni potal duchoyni slav.
nostn6. "Shromazdeni jsme
zde pred tvari bozi a "a pfi-
tomnosti t6chto svedku, by.
chom tohoto muze tuto zenu
svatVm snatkem spojili. Jestli-
ze nekdo zna pffcinu nejakou,
ktera by branila snatku tomu-
to, necht' mluvi nyni uda sve
dtlvody!"
Hanna Johnson zvedla Sc
ma SVEN miste a spechala lodi
chramovou k oltari. Zlotrila he
navist' vitezna, podla radost
zracila Sc V jeji tvari. Hodina
ieji konecn6 priSla. "Zadrzte!'
zvolala pronikavym hlasem.
Zadrzte! ia mann ddvody.'
Kdyby byl,hrom udefil me-
ri pritomne, zajiste nebyl by
takovX zmatek zpdsobil, jako
tato slova.
Iris Greyloekova divoce W.
krikla. "Mlt, mlc!' prosila IL
p6nlive, ruce vztahujic jako
by zakryti cht6la usta zradn6
sluzky svG. "Zaprisaham te, ne
miuV, Hanno, nemluvw -
"Dni me posluSnosti jsou ty
tam. madame" odpovedela
Hanna Johnsonova zlostne.
"Chci q budu mluVit, ably sly
Sell mne vSichni tito vzneseni
lide. Pravda mela jiz davno
odkryta byti. Tito diva nesmi
snatkem spojent byti, aspon
dokud sir Gervase Greylock Sc
nedozvi, koho "a chot' pojmou
ii mini. Ono devce pc boku
jeho - prisaham zde pred
bohem - nema ami Stinu pra-
va na jmeno, ktere nosi. Dcera
Roberta Greylocka zemfela ia
ko nemluvne, a tato zde je-
St6rka byla vyhozena Q kalu
velkeho mesta - ano, doslov-
nc ze, stoky vytazena a God
freyovi Greylockovi "a vnucku
pOdstrcena. Vim, co pravim,
nebot' sama jsem il asi pred
ctrnacti neb patnacti lety kou-
pila od stare, opile babizny,
ktera imenoyala Sc jeji babit-
kou.'
Hanna Johnsonova pi'ipravo
yala sc ma svou pomstu iiz po
tydny. Pronesla znicujici slova
la zVolna a durazne. a nechaIa
je dopadnouti jako bomby
mezi tuto aristokratickou spo-
leGnost. V5ichni pfitomni, sam
i duchovni, stall jako zkame-
nell. Polly vyskocila Sc syeho
sedadla, ale sklesla Ease zpet;
oblicej jeji zbledI.
"Kdybyste byl mne vyslechl
one noci ma terase," pokraco-
vala vzteklice dale k zenichu
obracena, "toz mohI iste 81
dneSni chyile uSeti'iti. Jest TO
vlastni vaSi vinou, re jste byl
"a blazna pekne dvojici zen.
Ably pojistila 81 penize Grey
lockovy, nueena byla vdova
Robertova nalezti 81 nejake di.
t6, ktere by vykonalo il slnzbu
jako umrle jeii vlastni ByloI
TO case, kdy vam, madame
dopis "a dopisem Sell prayila
ku slecne Pamele, lotera jake
socha zde stala. "Byli jsm.
bez pomoci. Nalezli jsme toto
devce ma ulici zebrajici, m6la
modre oci a svetly Was, zrov-
ma jake Robert Greylock. a by
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-18
ARIZONA BACKS
UP ROAD PLANS
States Lines up with Nation S
Park-to-Park Highway Del
egates At Salt Lake

SALT LAKE CITY, June 1.-THE
second annual convention of the Ma
tional Park-to-Park Highway Associa-
.tion, comprising membership in IL
western states. closed in harmony
this afternoon after a stormy session.
Recognition of the equality of
routes enclosed in the park to park
circle as compared to the master high
way brought Utah, Idaho, southern
California, Arizona, Nevada and parts
of other states into line with the pro-
gram and enthusiasm over a united
west was manifest.
The new map shows Salt Lake City
as Che hub of the national parks and
the center of scenic America. The
map will show the Mormon capital
as the closest metropolis to the ma
tional parks and the wealth OF scenic
beauty in the western states is CEN
tered about it.
Sacramento. Cal. was chosen as the
next site of the annual convention.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-18
DISMISS CHARGE
AGAINST CLARK
Former Deputy Land Com
missioner Cleared On First
Complaint AT Phoenix

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jnne -17.-One of
the five charges against Ben r. Clark
former deputy land commissioner,
was dismissed by Justice of the
Peace Nat T. Mckee today and pre-
liminary hearings on the other four
were continued until July'7, by agree
ment of both defense and prosecution
The charge against Clark that was
dismissed alleged that he had unlaw-
fully withheld records belonging to
the office. OF the deputy state land
commissioner from his successor in
the state office. 1t was on this charge
that Clark had been before Justice
Mckee for preliminary hearing
since Tuesday morning.
Two of the remaining complaints
against Clark charge him with hav
ing failed to turn over TO his success
sor certain funds belonging to the
land department and the other two
charge him with misappropriation OF
public funds
Justice Mckee sustained a motion
of the defense to dismiss the first
complaint onNthe ground that no evi
dence had been offered to show that
2 crime mad been committed. Judge
Mckee also said that the state had
failed to show that Clark had any
motive for Withholding the records.
In disnissins the case. Judge Nc
kee declared that he would not ac
cept the testimony of c. c. Kells
cashier of the state land department
concerning the change account" con
Quoted by the land department In
local thank, as expert testimony. II
was in connection with this account
that Clark was alleged to have with
held the records.
Judge Mckee said Kells testified
the account balanced to within ten
cents in part of his testimony and al
another point declared there was q
shortage of S99.4O in the account.
Both the state and defense an
nounced their intentions of having
the books of the change account
audited by an expert accountant.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-18
MACHINE GUNS
INTENDED FOR
WAR PURPOSES
Assistant us. Attorney Says
Information Shows Arms
Struggled On Steamer

NEW YORK, June IT, Assistant
United States Attorney Isaac Gross
tonight asserted that circumstances
surrounding discovery of nearly 500
machine guns aboard the steamer
East Side at Hoboken last Tuesday
Indicated that they were intended for
use against friendly nation and that
therefore their presence was unlaw,
fGl.
Gross, by direction of Attorney
General Daugherty, today assumed
charge of the investigation now being
conducted by three federal agencies
into ownership of the munitions
aboard the steamer. Reports had
reached government agents that the
arms were intended for delivery in
Ireland.
Gross said careful investigation
would be made of all circum stances
connected with the discovery and. il
the facts warranted, they would be
put before the proper tribunal
Besides agents of the department
Vi JUSTICE, lHNSSliSdlOTS OI IuS Gus
toms service and shipping boar.i
owners ofsthe East Side ate working
on the Case.
According to Chief of Police Hayes
OF. Hoboken, and information in the
hands of government agents here. The
East Side was scheduled to stop a
Norfolk to load coal for Ireland.
The excuse that the boat was no
in proper condition, which the chic
engineer officer is alleged to have Of
fered for not sailing with his shiI
was, cons sidered a subterfuge by off
cials of the operating company. Thei
suspicious were aroused and the rai6
by customs men followed lass Tues
day. A report was made 10 the ship
ping board. owners of the vessel
that 1t had been definitely establish
ed the arms had been smueele'
aboard at night.
Federal agents also have been in
formed that an engineer officer wh'
left the vessel when the marine STRIKE
was called had received an anony
nous warning not to return. Thi
warning was recalled only after dis
covery OF the arms.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-18
GENERAL MARCH
WILL RESIGN AS
|CH|Ef OF STAT F
'0N NOVEMBER |.
Will Be Succeeded July lst
By General Pershing And
Then Go On Leave
PLANS EUROPEAN VISIT
Officer Who Directed Move
ment Of Troops To France
Is Praised By Weeks

WASHINGTON. June II. = Major
General Peyton C. March, chief OF
staff of the army, will retire from
active service on November 1. He
will be succeeded by General Perish.
ing on July and will go on leave at
that time until his retirement takes
effect, Secretary Weeks announced
today.
General March will go TO Europe
after his retirement, it is understood,
to write on military subjects. His re
quest for retirement was made by let
ter to Secretary Weeks June IA, and
approved today. On that day, Gener
al March concluded thirty-seven
years. service in the army, seven
more than is necessary under the law
allowing officers to retire from active
service
Il cannot sever my active connec'
tion with the war department" the
general wrote Secretary Weeks, with
out expressing my appreciation OF
the unfailing consideration you have
accorded me personally; and in the
performance of my duties as chief OF
staff. you have given me constant
support. wish and predict the
greatest success for your administra
ton of the affairs of the war depart
ment."
In reply Secretary Weeks said:
Il regret that you have decided tC
take this action because l am vel
aware of your value to the service
| appreciate fully the very important
results you have been able to accom-
plish.
Il especially wish to mention youl
success in directing the transporta
ton of troops to Europe during the
war, which was a service of great
magnitude and in which you accom-
plished really remarkable results"
General March was chief of artil
lery in France when the decision o.
President Wilson to assign Genera
Bliss, then chief of staff, to the su
preme war council, necessitated sele'
tion of his successor. General iMarcl
was recalled TO fill the post at th'
time when movement of American
troops to France was in its initia
stages. 1t was. under his direction
that troop movements were speede'
up sharply ONLY to be virtually dou
bled in speed later, after the las
great German offensive brought mat
ters on the battle front to a crisis.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-18
AIR SERVICE. row
ENDED BY WEEKS
General Menoher and Mitch
ell Announce Differences
Have Been Patched Up

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Differ-
ences between Major General Memo
her and Brigadier General Mitchell
chief and assistant chief, respectively.
of the army air service, have been
satisfactorily composed by Secre-
tary Weeks. General Menoher has
withdrawn his letter requesting the
relief of General Mitchell from his de-
partment, it was said, at the request
of the secretary, who announced that
both" clearly understood" their posi-
tions in way that would make i'm
possible the recurrence of reasons
which led to friction" between air
afficials
The two officers were called into
conference today by the secretary,
who outlined to them his desire 70
continue each in his present office
for the best interests of the service.
After Secretary Weeks had person.
ally investigated the differences, Gen
eral Menoher was held to be justi-
fled in requesting General Mitchell's
relief, but the secretary said "such
action would be undesirable and un-
fortunate at this time" He added
that General Menoher would be Who'll
ly responsible for the future admins
tration of the air service and General
Mitchell would serve primarily as an
adviser because of his expert knowl-
edge of flying and the training of
personnel.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-18
LEAGUE URGED
To REACH AN
AGREEMENT ON
MANDATE ISSUE
Retiring President Of Coun-
Gil Urges Members Come.
To Decision With u. S.
JAPAN APPROVES PLAN
American Cooperation Must
Be Secured In Solution
Of World Questions

GENEVA. June Mandates, the
first question before the 18th meet
ing of the council of the League OF
Nations. was disposed of speedily to-
day when the retiring president OF
the council. Or. Gastoa Da Cunha, an
nounced he had sent a note 10 the
allles asking them to come to an
agreement with the United States so
that the council might act on the pro-
posed terms of the mandates before
the next meeting of the assembly.
DR.. Da Cunha then turned over the
presidency to Visconnt lshiti of Jap
an, who. on taking the chair. express
ed approval of the action OF his, pre-
decessor. Herbert A. l.. Fisher, rep
resenting Great Britain, voicing his
approval, Impressed upon the council
the Importance of the earliest posi-
BILE settlement in the interests of the
populations in territories under man
date.
Opening the session. Dr. Da CanIia
declared:
Before handing over the prcsiden-
cy to my successor. | want to state
that. having received no reply from
the United States to the invitation TO
send a representative to discuss the
terms of the mandates, | thought it
advisable to suggest to the principal
allied powers that it is Tor them 10
come TO an agreement with the Amer
ican government before the council
can act upon the proposed terms.
accordingly sent them note asking
that an accord be reached before the
next meeting of the assembly
thought this method might advance
final decision, so urgent for the vel
fare OF the territories under mandate
\ hope the council will approve"
There was no further action or com
ment other than the speeches of 5p
proYai of Viscount lshiti and Fisher
lt'is cons, dered here now that tie
countries which are' so eager to have
the mandates approved must assume
the responsibility OF securing Ameri
can consent to the terms.
Fisher pointed out in his speech
that a solution of the question before
the next meeting OF the assembly
was most important. as the assembly
be said. may not understand why
the randated territories are not ye'
enjoying stable civil administration