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The New York herald., 1921-10-28

sistent advocate or citizenship that
stood for one -ountry. one flag and one
language. For men and women OF for
eign birth who were American citizens
by choice he had most wholesome re-
spect. Few men who have played such
an important part in our publ" life
have demonstrated so conclusively their
genuine friendship for those of other
lands who hav come within our gates
with the determination to assume the
responsibilities as wel as the privileges
OF American citizenship.
"To my mind II Is most fitting that
the foreign born citizens OF this great
Republic should pay tribute to the MEM
ory of Theodore Roosevelt on the occa-
sion of the sixty-third anniversary of
his birth. In doing so gracious thing
you honor yourselves as we'll as your
adopted land. On this occasion 1t may
interest you to know that the Treasury
DEPARTMENT has arranged to use the
portrait OF Mr.. Roosevelt on forth
coming issue Of twenty-five dollar saw
ing securities TO be offered to the public
in 1922"
George Henry Payne. editor Of the
Forum, and Arthur Lamport addressed
the meeting. Nathaniel Phillips. presi-
dent Of the League OF Foreign Born
Citizens. presided.
patriotic pageant. symbolizing what
America offers the immigrant and the
duties immigrants owe the country Of
their adoption, was given In Carnegie
Hall yesterday afternoon under auspices
OF the Woman's Roosevelt Association.
The big auditorium was filed with an
audience which applauded eulogies OF
the former President by Miss Clara B.
Spence and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. the
~. ~. ID, yotA
wife Of the Governor. was present as the
guest of honor.
Mrs. John Henry Hammond the chair
man. explained that about $150,000 was
still needed to complete the restoration
of Col. Roosevelts birthplace at 2s East
Twentieth street. which the associa tion
intends shall be permanent memorial
and centre for the propagation of
Americanism. Pledges for several thou
sand dollars were received from persons
in the audience, including one of 81 900
from Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Hammond read letter from
Mrs Warren G. Harding, in which the
the wife of the President said: II take
sincere pleasure in expressing my great
interest in the work of your association
in its effort to restore the birthplace OF
Theodore Roosevelt May Roosevelt
ftOuSe diWdyS Oc hCpl DIS utliHS IUe-
mortal Of that great mans true Amer
icanism and place of pilgrimage sacred
and inspiring to the rest of the country"
The association was presented with
an American flag by Raymond j.
Knoeppel. president OF the Ne'v yor'r
Rotary Club. The pageant. which was
presented by the wadIeigh Roosevelt
Memorial Association, assisted by the
Music School Settlement orchestra. was
written by Julie M. Morrow. and 800
high schiil girls took part.
The New York herald., 1921-10-28

Before the Carnegie Hall meeting the
Woman's Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
tion gave luncheon at the Colony Club
with Mrs. Miller as its guest. There the
Countess OF Sandwich, who previously
had laid q wreath upon Roosevelts 8
grave. represented British Roosevelt so-
cieties, which. she said. are raising
memorial funds largely in recognition OF
his stand Tor the allied cause during the
war.
The trustees OF the Roosevelt Memo
rial Association announced last night
the following trustees elected to take
places Of A. Il. Hert, Il. G. Converse and
Franklin X. Lane, deceased: r. j. Cud-
dihy, publisher of the Literary Digest;
DR.. Alexander Lambert. for years the
personal physician of Col. Roosevelt:
Arthur w. Page, editor OF Worlds
Work; e. A. Van valkenburg, publisher
of the Philadelphia North American;
Albert Shaw, editor of the Revteto Of
Revieaos, and Horace Wilkinson OF SYRIA
clse. New members of the executive
committee include Lawrence f. Abbott.
r. J. Cuddihy, Elon Fl. Hooker. Arthur
w. Page. Clifford Pinchot and Mark Sui
Ivan. The present officers were con-
tinued, with the addition OF Postmaster
General VIII II. Hays as second vice.
president.
Gov. Nathan l.. Miller was the prin-
cipal speaker at memorial dinner of
the Nassau County Republican Club at
Garden City. L. L.. other speakers be.rg
Lyman Abbott, the Rev. FIR Bernard
York, Theodore Roosevelt and Robert
L. Bacon, toastmaster.
Miller Pays Tribute.
"The healing effect Of time is so man
ifest," the Governor said. that friend
and foe alike acclaim Theodore Roose-
welt to-day as one Of the three greatest
Americans that America has produced,
Washington. Lincoln and Roosevelt
stand out In the history of America as
the three greatest figures In the three
greatest epochs. They were not alike
except that they were supremely great.
Great men rise above mistakes. |
think that Roosevelt would never 70
down. either as the result Of mistake
or of any untoward event, whether of
his causing or not
mo circumstance. no miscarriage. no
event, whatever 1t was. really affected
or could affect the destiny of that man
ar the place he held In the hearts OF
Americans.
II think there are very few people
who entertain any doubt whatever that
lad he lived Until 1920 he would have
ed the Republican party to victory. No
one but great man could have done
hat, because a lit man cannot survive
sefeat; but to one who has the qualities
IF greatness 1t really doesn't matter In
The long run how particular event NAV
turn out. Future Americans, the youth
# America, men and women, will more
and more study that life and learn from
1t the great lesson that has been
preached here to-night--of service"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
Vrele d1ky.

vdeGnosi pobadani vzdavame mto srdecne diy
mm pTatem zemena nasim mim dceram jez nam pri
pav prekvapeni nasew dome sobo IT, prosnce
lezitosti jubiea 25tleteho naseho snatku
Uprfmn diy vzdavame dceram pi Novy p Bican ich
lsku pichnost man, akoz uasny dar dale p Vavkove
KouG venovan nam stbneho dar D6kueme srdec
pl K Stehko blahoprani pfednesen pekne re-
G Mlen pratee budte usen mys Vas radost zpdso
b Vam pine mfe zdaf jme nkdy neocekava re osavu
akovou poce chyste Dekueme Vam vsem pneho sce
sujstenm re vzdy budeme mile vzpominat asky Vasi.
Vdecni
JOSEF A BOzENA PRUCHA,
Sawtel Rd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
VYBUCH v POBOCCE THE
GUARDIAN SAVINGS AND
TRUST CO. MA VYCHO-
DNf STRANE..

Kratce po IL. hodine veter-
nj vGera byla mocnym vybu-
chem rozbofena uradoVna The
Guardian Savings & Trust Co.
v {. 1880 Euclid ave. Taken
vzduchu vymatknuty byly j
sklenGna tabule V arkadach
Crystal Market. Ma poplach,
re bylo vyhozeno do Vzduchu
bezpeGnostni klenuti banky,
nahromadilo Sc V okoli mnoz-
stvi lidu a zahy Sc dostavily
ctyfi policejni $kadrony, S po-
licejnim naGelnikem Smithem.
Zahy vySlo ma jevo, re klenu-
ii zustalo neporuSeno. Ira
akavina polozena byla We skle-
peni V mistnosti. kde Sc nacha-
eel otop horkou vodOu, svGdci-
Ia 0 tom d.ra We Zdl, z ktefe
byly vytrhany chilly. T6zke
dy6re byly vyrazeny re zav6su
zarizeni poskozeno, tax re eel
kova skoda obna5i, die pred
b6znGho odhadu presidenta a
mistopresidenta banky As M
$4,000.
Policie zprvu soudila, re jde
0 explosi plynu, ale dira We
zdi nasvedcovala o dtoku zlo-
cinn6m, snad ze vy5etrovani
denni objevi pravou pfitinG.
Uradovati Sc ale bude vzdor
vybuchu nepfetrzite
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
NOVY POL.ICEJNI
Inspector.
Uprava pense pro vdovy
a sirotky.

Ma mfsto V sobotu resigno-
vavsiho policejniho inspektora
Johna Rowlandse, jenz prvnim
lednem pujde do pense, povo-
lal nacelnik policie F. w. Smith
vypomocn6ho inspektora j.
Graula. PoslednejSi doslouzi
5. ledna 25. rok u policejniho
departmental, kde dosavadnf
drad inspektorsky zastava jiz
po diva roxy.
Ma priSti schulz policejni pen
sijni rady bude uvazovano 0
zvyseni pense dltkam a mat
kan j jinym pozustalym po po-
licejnich straznfcich. Al do
sud dostavala vdova po polici-
stow 20 doll. m6sicn6 a $1,000
ma kazd6 dite. PAX zvySen byl
prijem ma $25.00 dnes ma
byti pense zvySena ma $500
S $1,000 priplatkem ma ditky,
Nd5pravedlivym zajist6 jest,
re ku prikladu kdyz zdstane
sirotek vdbec bez rodiGG, TAX
dostava take jen $1,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
STRAVNfCI OkRESNIHO
VEZENf JSOU PRY
SIZENI.

Byvaly grocerista D. L. Beck,
910 Parkwood drive N. E., jenz
tento podzim vykonaval 1rad
porotce a ktery podrobil okres-
nj v6zeni 4inspekci, prohlasil v
sobotu, re porce davane vez-
mum jsou nedostatecne a od-
poru6uje soucasn6 jistou pfi-
lepSenou. VSe co dneSni tre-
stance dostava ma py sotva
v6tSi cenu nez 30c, ac serifo-
vi Stannardovi Jest ma kazde-
no v6zn6 povolena castka soc.
Stannard Sc brani tvrzenim, re
strava mas pfi neimensim
Jest prave tax dobra a vyziv-
ma iako jinde a dovolava Sc do
brGho vysv6dGeni, ktere vezen-
sk6 kuchyni davaji nektefi We
znov6, jako ku prikladu byva-
IL pfednosta municipalniho
soudu McGannon, jenz byl
pred nedavnem zavfen ma dva-
Get dni pro pfemlouvani sv6d-
XII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
co VYPRAVEL TOMAS CA
PEK Z NEW YORKU.

Mezi iinym prohlasil new
yorskY krajan interviewu $
novinafi tyto vynatky: Pan
Tomas Capek mysli, re n6kteri
vydavatel6 Y Americe nejsou
tax chudi, aby nemohli dati
n6jaky ten dollar "a otisknuti
praci nasich spisovatelu. Me
ly by to zvlaste delati csl. O.
chotnick6 spolky Y Americe, kite
re vytrvale hraji kusy, napsa-
ne naslmi dramatiky, z nichz
neni nikdo milionar. Pet nebo
deset dollaru by molly "a pred
staveni poslati. Ochotnick6
spolky by toho mely radost
a naSi spisovatel6 ieste y6tSi
Nase styky Sc Slovaky V A
merice, ktere byvaly pred val
kou ien nahodil6 a banketove,
jsou ted skutecne a uprimne.
Pan Tomas Capek konstatuie,
ze ~ ma nepatrne vyiimky V
Americe nemame mezi Slova-
ky takovych nepfatel, jako ma
Slovensku. Soudi, re americti
Slovaci stoii ma vysSi kulturni
urovni nez Slovaci donna. Nase
styky americkymi Slovaky
jsou uzsi, takze casem splyne-
me Y uplnou jednotu. Ameri-
cti Slovaci, kterf nemaji svych
vlastnich budov narodnich, u
zivaii nasich budoV. Cesky clo-
vek pomuze jake cvititel zp6-
va nebo jako Glen ochotnick6-
no divadla. Jednim Z nejkras-
n6iSich zjevu ceskosloVensk6
vzaiemnosti V Americe jest, re
Sc cesti a sloyenSti Sokolov6
spoiili Y jednotu. Sokolstvi sc
mezi americkymi Slovaky ne
smirne uJima.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
AUTOMORILEM PREJETY
BOXER.

Box6rsky zapasnik Wolfe, z
c. 11413 Whitmore ave-, Sci
vGera n6kolika pfately as o
3. hod. ranni pres Pierpont
ave. a vych. 105. ul., kdyz Sc
pojednou primal rychle jedou-
ci automobil boxera srazil k
zemi a rychle ujel, aniz by Sc o
zranen6ho staral. Tyz dopra-
ven do Mount Sinai nemocni-
ce, kde zran6ni sice bylo shle-
dano lehkym, ale vyzadoyati
bude prece ien nekolikadenni
p6ce.
Policie pozdeji nasla auto
ma vych. 6. ul. a Euclid ave.
kter6 melo lucernu ma lev6 stra
ne poSkozenou a take nesla
stopy krVe. V autu pax sedel
muz Sc zenou, prvnejSi jest
straznikem II. precinktu, kite
ry ale co nejrozhodn6ji popira
ze by byval iezdil V mistech,
kde Sc nehoda udala, ac jinak
pcskozeni svitilny nemGze Wy
sv6tliti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
REV. PUTLEDCL OBVINEN
z PORUSOVANf URED-
MI MOCI.
Snahy o jeho propusteni.

Rev. John S. Rutledge, stat
nj superintendent odboru pro
parolovani a omilostnovani byl
obvin6n z n6kolika nep6knych
pfechmatG. Mel jako duchov-
nj iezditi "a poloviGn6 jizdne
ale dctoval pry cenu plnou,
mel pry proti vyslovnimu zn6ni
statnich zakond diva dfady, pri
parolovani v6zn6 nebral ohle-
du ma to, re propusteny jest
hledan Y sousednim state pro
zlotiny dalekot6zsi, ,atd. Statni
riditel dobroCinnosti DIR. H. S.
MacAyeal vyslechl obvinen6ho
osobn6 a zadal jeho resignaci.
Ia sobotni navstevy guver-
n6ra Davise V Cleveland6, pro-
slovil tento "a jist6ho intervie-
wa V Statler hotelu, re osobn6
Sc o vine Rutledgea pfesv6dci,
&C jinak fiditel statni dobro-
Ginnosti ma pine pravo obyin6-
neho jako podTizen6ho tired
nika propustiti.
Rutledge vsechny cinen6 mu
vytky odmita, nazyva je smeS-
nymi a pravi, ze vSechny tyto
utoky mali jist6 politick6 po-
zadi a navrazivost proti nemu
povstala pry praYe nasledkem
ieho odporu, aby pri propou-
st6ni karancd hrala politika
neb osobni protekce ulohu.
Take popira, re by dostaval
"a vykonavani kn6zsk6ho Il.
Tadu methodistsk6 unii pla-
tn $500 rotn6, ale jest prav.
dou, re trad ten kona uplne
bezplatn6.
MacAyeal vtera vyprav6l
re Rutledge propulsion bude
ale die v$eho nepGide vSe TAX
snadno neb ia nafGen6ho sta.
vi Sc vlivn6 organisace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
MANZELSKY PAREK HERCU
ZTRATIL PENlZE..

Williamu Cromwellovi a ie-
ho manzelce, hercum, vystu-
pui:cim Y novem Keithove di-
vadle ma vych. l05. III. sehral
osud podivny a mrzuty kou-
SEX. Ma Euclid ave. cd 90 k
105. ulici ztratili cele uspory
$1,000. Osm bankovek 100
dollarovych a ctyri 50 a tri
2O-dollarove. Oba umelci od-
lozili odjezd do Buffalo, kde
mali piisti tyden vystupoyati
V commence, re snad dnes do
poledne prece ztracene penize
naie2nou,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
ZDARMA.

Znamenity kuchynsky ma
stroj. ktery jest nezbytnym Y
kazde domacnosti, obdrzite ma
pozadani uplne zdarma cely
tento tyden az do Vanoc V
striznim obchode ~ Koude-
lu', V elsie 4735 Broadway.
u mas najdete take tisice We
lice krasnych, praktickych a
uzitecnych darku k vanocnim
svatkum, pro dospele pro di-
tky, "a kazdou cenu. od ne
kolika centu vyse kazdJ
predmet Jest prvotridni jake
sti, bezvadny a splehliv1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
SNlZENi CEN MLEKA.

Ultra, V utery, nastane snize-
ri cen ml6ka prodayaneho Y
kvartovych lahv.ch spolecno-
sti Telling Belle Vernon a sice
o 1c. Ml6ka V lahyich pajnto-
vych prodayano bude proza-
tim "a cenu starou Podobne-
no snizeni dostane Sc smeta-
ne phi ktere Sc od 20. pros. bu-
de prodavat kyart 0 * LEVINE
il.
j. II. Coolidge jun, vicepre-
sident mlGkarny, byv tazan,
ida cena terstv6ho ml6ka bu-
de jednou stanovena m pred
valeGnou zakladnu, nechtel So
be hrati ma proroka pravil,
re mlekarna prvni rad6 no
dla zriditi dobrou dovazku
dohlizeti, ably Sc obyvatelstvu
dostalo mlella bezVadneho, W
hoyujiciho VSem zdraVotnin
predpisum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
NAVRAT ZIDU DO
PALESTYNY.

Sta tisice zidu st6huje Sc pry
do Palestyny re vsech kouta
zem6 sekretar zionistick6ho
hnuti New Yorku, Louis Lip
sky pravil zde vcera ma pred
naSce zdejSi zidovsk6 organi-
sace Y els. 71O3 Euclid ave-,
5e jest ien zaGatek moderniho
etehovani naroda do pGvodni
vlasti. Pfedna$el ma thema
"Sokolova delegace a jeji po-
elani'. Lipsky totiz priiel k
nam, ably iallsi pfipravoval pd-
In hlavni osob6 a pfedstavite-
u zidovsk6ho hnuti V Americe
Nahumovi Sokolovovi, jenz je-
zdi 30 Spoienych Statech, aby
souverce nadchl pro navrat do
Jerusal6ma. Sokolov prijede
sam do Clevelandu dine 8. le-
dna a bude slavnostn6 uvitan
q dan mu ma sbirku pro pale
stInsk6 osadni Gcele dar S25.-
600. V Americe ma byti Sc
bran obnos We vysi S3,000.OOO
a ma clevelandske a okolni III
dovstva pripada kvota $500
900. Zmin6nych $4,000 uzi-
to bude ma zakoupeni cestoV-
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mich pasd a hrazeni i cestov-
Mich vyloh as 100 vzd6lanych
Israelitn, kterf hodlaji zidov-
sk6mu statu konati sluzby pio-
nyrske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
= Cerne oci, Verne oci, Wy
iste mns omamily. Drama
lasky.) Dram. Sbor v Mt.
Pleasant.
CECHU DOMOV.

usporada pristi utery 20.
prosince vanocni navsteyu
ckovancI-krajanG v ustavu
We Warrensville.
Zadame vsechny, kteri CT
ii S opustenosti nasich cho-
vancu We Warrensville, by Sc
K nam pTipojili v teto dobe
vanocni Jim radost zpGsobiti
Sc vynasnazili.
Vyjede Sc cd Ces. Narod-
nj Sine v utery V ii hodir
dopoledne.
y hojnou ucast Zada
VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-19
LEGION A K u M |!

Bratfi!
Plenarni sch1ze mistni
Druziny kona Sc V utery,
GO. t. n.y. v Ces. Mar. SIM.
Volby pfedsednictva a jine
d1lezitosti. Primes 81 kazdy
sebou vojenskou knizku a
vsechny jine demobilisacmi
prukazy, "a ucelem vyziska-
nj demObilisacnich listin an
glickych.
Neclenove Sc mohou do
staviti o pul osme hod. vec.;
Invalide, ktef1 nemaji W.
plneny dotazniky, neb Sc nc
podrobili lekarske prohlid-
ce, pfijd'te Sc yeas ohlasit.
Stanovena lhIta konci 81.
prosincem t. r. KdO zanedba
svoii pfihlasku ztracf naro-
ky inval. renty.
Dostav Sc kazdy! Zacatek
schuze v 8 hodin.
"Na zdar!"
LADA T. KRfzEK.
tajemnik.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-20
QUESTION CLEARED UP
Bemidji Readers Can No Longer
Doubt the Evidence.

Again and again we have read of
strangers in distant towns who have
been cured by this or that medicine.
But Bemidji's pertinent question has
always been elias anyone here in
Bemidji heen cured?" The word of
stranger living a hundred miles
away may be true. but it cannot have
the same weight with US as the word
Of our own citizens. whom we know
and respect, and whose evidence we
can so easily prove.
O. f. Erickson, prop. Of grocery,
1928 Minnesota Ave, Bemidji, says:
"Several years ago, when working on
the street railway, I had bad at
tack of kidney complaint caused by
so much jolting and shaking. 1t fin
ally settled in my Kidneys and made
it hard for me to keep going. My
kidneys acted irreeularly, too. ]
bought Doan's Kidney Pills and two
boxes cu1ed me. Since then I have
been free from all signs Of kidney
trouble"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Erickson had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-20
"PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY"
AT THE REX SUNDAY

/, When many stars and directors are
;bewaifing the dearth Of good stories
for screen production, Anita Stewart
has come along with "Playthings OF
Destiny" the First National attrac-
ton announced for exhibition at the
Rex theater for two days, beginning
Sunday, which from the synopsis,
looks to be the strongest picture IN
which she has ever appeared. 1t is
based upon a, perfectly logical plot,
which results lin loveable, sensitive
woman becoming a bigamist.
The development Of the story IS
extremely dramatic and the variety
Of lo<ate---from the north woods or
Canada to the tropics of jamaica
should make it an extremely lavish
production scenically. The wholly
unexpected climax brings a highly
interesting story to a fine ending.
Two storms---one blizzard OF the
far north and the other tropical
tornado---serwe as the scenic back
ground for two Iof the emotional
high points in "Playthings of Des-
tiny" Quite appropriately the biz
card serves ITO separate the woman
and the man she adores, while the
tornado serves to bring assurance to
her that he has always loved her.
In the staging Of the storms Direct
or Edwin Carewe accomplished a
Realism that has caused favorable
comment even from Others in the
same line who have striven for the
same effects without the success
which Mr.. Carewe has obtained.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-20
"THE RAIDERS" AT THE REX
THEATER NEXT SATURDAY

Those of our local movie devotees
who are fond Of the picture along the
lines of Marshall Neilan's River
End and Bill Harris "O'Malley of the
Royal Mounted" Will have an Oppor-
tunity of seeing at the Rex theater
on next Saturday a picture which is
considered to be among the best OF
the many film dramas which have
taken their inspiration and back
ground from the Royal Northwest
Mounted Police of Canada.
Not since the days of the Old Santa
Fe trail and the Indian uprisings in
Minnesota and Montana has the
North American continent had field
so fragant with romance as that OF
which lies in the western provinces
which lies in the western provinces
of the Dominion of Canada. Here
throughout the entire year in little
secluded posts members of the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police serve their
king and country as guardians OF the
peace and upholders of the law.
~ In 1.-THE Raiders" the picture in
which Mr.. Farnum will appear, the
author has concocted a story which
combine quick action, logical plot and
suspense, followed by full satisfaction
and at no time does he transgress the
bounds of possibility and probable
ity.
Mr.. Farnum is at his best in virile
characters such as Private Fitzgerald
of the Royal Mounted and in his uni
form he presents picture which will
make the hearts of many lovely
maiden palpitate.,
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HAD MIGHTY SUSPICIOUS LOOK
Washington Correspondent Tells Of
4. Joke Played by Senators on 4
.. Veteran Capitol Barber. 4

. One of the most remarkable things
afout men. be they of high or low es-.
tate, is that they never grow up.
Take for instance, that group of ell
der statesmen in the United States
senate. Here Is the trick, they were
caught playing on Sims, the old negro
barber at the capitol, who has been
shaving them and their kind for forty
years. .- ~ ts-a.e~
Sims issn preacher and great Bibli-
cal authority when he is not shaving
senator's. He is profoundly religious.
He has confidence in his fellows.
So, when Senator Harry New Of III
diana told Sims that he had a present
for him, the venerable barber walked
into the trap all unsuspecting.
The senator said he wanted to be-
stow his present in private. He and
Sims went into an anteroom.. The SELL
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Cheerful! Meals.

Air, light and sunshine are bestow-
ers of health and cheerfulness. For
this reason an effort should be made
always to have meals in the brightest
room, even If it means having break
fast at the back Of the house and
dinner Mt the front. 1t usually can
be managed If the housewife Wills.
Meals taken with an open window also
make for health; shut door should
obviate draughts, and the open window
let's in blessed air and light, hand in
hand with happiness.
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YfIE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER

aIOr sqIatted down aid SINS dld ike
wise. The senator took from his peck
ct a large-sized pair Of dice and rolled
them out on the carpet. Sims watched.
At this moment a group of sena-
tors, In the plot with New, burst into
the room. There, apparently, were Sen
ator New and the old barber, despite
his protestations of religion, shooting
craps. The statesmen were Mortified.
An employee of the senate had been
caught gambling. Sims, Of all men,
had gone wrong after forty years;
Sims, whom they trusted implicitly. 1t
was case that called for drastic &C
tiea.--Philadelphia Public Ledger. <
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GOUvERNEUR MORRIS WRITES
THRILLING STORY FOR SCREEN

East and West are meeting con-
stantly in this land of contrasts and
Gouverneur Morris found the inspir-
alton for his first original scenarso in
the mingling of white men and yell
low in San Francisco's Chinese quar-
tiers. The photoplay, "A Tale Of Two
Worlds" coming to the Grand the
alter, beginning Sunday is guaranteed
to thrill the most blase and send the
tingles running up and down his
spine. 1t is interpreted by one OF
the best casts ever assembled by Cold
wynn. Frank Lloyd directed.