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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
V TICI4EM OCE.ANE.


Korunni prime aponsky meskal Kqh9fe "a byl hostem
stareho Iva lorda Aembyho enz pevn6 trina oteze angi
ck6 vady gypte Soueasne aponska vada omlouvd
Westinghouse korHnni nemuze ucnti nayS6vu Sro
ienym Staum. Snad male nternezzo nahodne Lee
ade skryva pfece enom isho napeti mez Japon-
skem, Amerkou Angl, vznkleho procFinych zaimu
prostore Ticheho Byyaly dolly kdy krone
Ciny iedna velmoc mela zvotn zanv,
Byo Rusko, iehoz vychodni polika yastn6
neeX1je Angicke osady Tich6m oceanf Kanada, Novy
leland Australia soji onto poru vlasnt ma ran6 Ame-
rky Obyvatetvo echo osrovu c nstnktfn6 v6S bebez-
peel zutem mongoskem plemen, ehoz pttibooVnikem
Japonsko Japonsko svVm nadbltkem obyvatel
stisneno heda koloni pro popuaGh prrIstky
obraci byvae rske drzavy prmoiske
basti Sachaln Kamcatu ale Tichomof osrovy ichz
c&sti nabylo lz mrem versalskym Tim ze tdostao
nandau mad byvaIm n6meckym ostrovy seve cd rovnik
stao Japonsko pfmym sousedem anglcke drzayy Au-
stra jez Bismarkovo souosrov nale1a Sc sousedstv is
ponskych Karolin. r.
Vaka zmenila hodnf'p 'pomery V Tich6m cane Vliv ia
ponsky vzros netusencu Rusko vypa vubec
t9ze. lstral pozorovat vzrst ebeIdom Gehoz
as nema neves radost maeiska Angle Australia sezna
su pro Velkou Brtanii pul mllion ech bych
synu bylo moblsovano 100 tsicc pnorech koni do
daa pro britskou angickou amadu tat boha6 2emi,
seine Jako Kanade slime vyvnua nenavs zlu6
nedaVno probehla anglckym noVlnaml prohaSeni
ausralskeho prerera bile nadvlady oca-
ne iednani spolecne obran6 mez Kanadou Australia
a5o obrana pflozenc namrena pro Americe ale prot
Japonsku.
Amerka ma 4adu nevyrizenych GtH Japoaskem
yka havne scc.n obasti assk Kane atky. Sacha-
lnu Prmo ez neil6pc bylo pozoroyati p aponsk6
terNenci Sibi Tyto tezce Sc odrzey pom6r
gaponska Ceskosolvenskt srmad6 ei cvakuaci pDcd
Gob6 pridrza So Ike aporlm oaza hlheov6ho ostrova
zapadniho ostluFkp karon e2io N6kde mezi 30
30. poeGnikcn 1900 kilometru od TlpA.
Austra;i Acleyice y6fi nutnost .hcvan bile mad
WdGg mad en,to osrov}. tdezto JaponSko bo
hatou skupnu vzdaleny Hawai- ako koiist
clEcu Proc 2ochopany ostry protest Spocnych Stau
lch nesmf eGc s&noyiSko otazhou mandaI
Gstruvkem J&rem, tentrem kabeloveh5 spoi,n
Sanghaem Cine, anlerHou katelovou 5aGc Guem tstani
eeeAabelu Sa FrancS = do Vlch Astl Mela,o To
lfncsk6 Indii
Angicky t6E oHhm, jia konan konference t9to veci
niz Ange bude raditi svym zamofskm drzayami
spoeGne obranG Prrozene, havnim bodem porad bud
otaZka Tch6ho oceanu ouo olzkou spojena nyn
sta aponskeho korunnho prince navstva ieho Kahyi
eZ udrzeti patesty Ange nj koneGne spojen ie
potika Japonska Sbiii eho umys, prohasi nyni Vad
vook meznarodni pristav kdyl okupace ieho
zdarila. zam posaj noty horefne zbroii Mohu
ny valeGny pfsar anglcly Honkongu pfetvorue
noni basi pry6ho fdu Napro nedaeko Fipn obydlenyc
cenou posadkou reguench vojske sna amercka eskadr
jzn Fornose jech brehu cvci iaponsti voiaci
stoi pod rinou parou aponske krizniky.. C.S.R
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
VELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
FrancoHzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.

Couvreur odhrnul zaclonu
chvejici Sc rukou.
Mlada divka jej spatrila.
Pfitiskla ODE ruce k busici-
mu srdci, zavrela oci a hlaya
jeji klesla do podusek.
"Muj boze." zvolal Adrien.
"Ona omdleva !"
"Nelekejte se", tesla jej
ieptiska, zvedajic hlavu Klare,
jez jiz opet otevirala oci. =
"Vzdyt' vidite, re il mic neni"
"Mela jsem prevelkou ra-
dost, draha sestro", pravila div
ka, podavajic maliri ruku.
"Hovorte S nj chvili, ale ne
dlouho", prikazovala sestra A
drienovi. "Uprayfm il lex a
pax S; pro vas prijdu".
Jeptiska odesla S klidnou u
smevavou tvari Adrien sedl
81 vedle Klarina loze.
Zrak mlade divky utkvel {
! plamennou laskou ma oku mali
re, jenz meme ma nj hledel, {
velke Shy kanuly il pc ubledlt
lici.
''PriSel jste - sedite zde We
die mne -" septaIa konecne
"Vy mnou tedy neopovrhuje
te?"
"Vami opovrhovatil? Jaki
napad !" zvolal Adrien prudce
"Vy tedy nevite?"
Vim vSe".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
.Starost O pacientku.

Doktor vraci Sc domd ze
sv6 obchuzky pacientu. "Neza-
pomnel isl zajit k pani Suchan-
kove?' pta Sc ho manzelka.
"Nezapomnel, ale myslim,
re pro mne mela vzkazat dfiv,
proc to? Je S nit tax zle =
"Naopak. Ia zenska bude
zdrava nez budu NIT cas- u nj
ud6lat tri visity."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
VYVOZ CESKOSLOVENSKA MUZE BYT PLACEN
IS. KORUNAMl.

Ibozi Vvvazenc Ceskoslovenska dospd byo paceno
tou kan byo dopraveno Nyni bo oznameno Uiadov
smsk&ho obchodu Praze sm6nna komise teo
liadoVny VIDA poVoe1 moho zboz zaplat Gesko-
sloFench kornach Takova povoeni budou vydana ien
pllpady oAamzt6ho hooveho zaplacen zboz nkoliv
qloz kupuj Exporter mIsi oznmit priem zaplace-
nehc zbozi korunach Minserstvu tinanci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17

"VSechnol" opakoVala
klara, zakryvajic 81 tval dla-
nemi.
"Ano, vim vse", odpovedel
Adrien. "Znam hnusnou obza-
Iobu, znam soudni licenl i osVo-
bozujici rozsudek a poznal
isem vaSi zmuzilost velko-
duSnost. Pochopil jsem lined,
proc nechtela lste Sc priznatl,
re jsem ma vas cekal, ma milo
yana Klarko; mlcela jste jedi
ne proto, ze nechtela lste ma
mne uvaliti podezreni a prece
mohla .ste Sc ospravcdlnltl
jcdinym slovem!"
"Nemate mne tedy "a trestu-
hodnou?"
Ami okamziku nepochybo-
val jsem o vaSi nevinnosti!"
"Je to pravda :"
ma mou cest."
"A milujete mne dosud?"
"Miluji vas stokrate vrDuc-
n6ji!"
S temito slovy uchopil sc A
drien ruLou mlade divky a
vroucne le llbal.
Celia bytost ubohe Klary
| lvzplala a ozivla bozskou RADIO
sti.
"Zboznuji vas, Adriene!" Sc
ptala~tise, "a myslenka, re opo-
vrzeni znici yaSi lasku Ike mne,
byla mi neihroznejSi mukou
Trpela jsem. o. nedoveoete 81
ami predstaviti, kterak jsem
trpela a co vse musila isem sna-
Seti".
81 hlad, ie-li pravda?"
"Ano, j HAD. septala klara
Sc sklopenym zrakem.
Go by Sc 4 vas bylo stale,
ma milena, kdyby mne dobrotl-
We nebe nebylo yami svedlo v
omen osudny vecer!? Blahore-
elm losu, iejz jste mi nabidla
Jemu name dekovati ia nyneJ-
81 naSe stesti. Dovolte, abych s.
jei ponechal"
"Nechte 81 jei, pritoli, jest
vasim".
"NaSim, chcete rici".
i V tomto okamziku vracela
Sc jeptiska l6kem.
"Nesmite zde jiz dele zu-
stati, mile dite", oslovila Adri'
cna, "naSe draha ncmocnd
musi miti klid".
Adrien okamzite vstal.
I.Kdy mne opet navStivite?
ptala sc klara meme.
"Samo sebou Sc lozuml, *
.tpristi nedeli".
"Nebudu sc il moci ami do
tkati."
! Snoubenci Sc yroucne na SC
be podlvali.
Stiskll 81 ruce, pax Sc Adrlei
rozloucil uctive 5 jeptiskou
! odesel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17

| HOulld SeSLfO. ODaNdHu sc
vsak -"
echo sc boiite?"
"Ze by mohlo Klare usko-
dit pohnuti, jez Sc il zmocni,
az mne spatri'.
"Pojd'te, pripravim ji''.
Adrien sci Ia jeptiskou,
kracejicl k lozi clslo II.
Zaclony byly zatazeny, ably
prilis ostre svetlo neuskodilo
seslablemu oku nemocne.
Jeptiska kynula mlademu
lmuzi, ably postal u nohou loze
a odhrnula tise zaclonu.
Klara drimala.
Zasusteni zaclon il probudi-
10. Otevrela oci usmala Sc ma
sestru.
"Myslim, ze jsem spala",
pravila.
"A ia vas probudila. Neli-
tuji toho vsak = jest hodina
navst6v".
"Hodina navStev?" opako-
vala Klara.
"Ano, kazdy ctvrtek a kaz-
dou nedeli".
"Ano, ano, vim to-, pravila
klara smutne. I'll, jiz mali ro-
dice pratele, teSivaji Sc ma
navStevy, Ke mne vsak nikdo
neprijde, ctihodna sestro. Ne
nam rodiny, nemam pratel!"
Adrien chvel Sc ga zaclonou
jako horecce.
Jenny, pohnuty HAS mlade
d:vky vnikl mu primo do srdce.
81 echo soudite, re nemate
pfatel, mile dite?" ptala Sc
ieptiska, hladic ruku nemocn6
divky.
Klara zavrt6la smutne hla-
YOU. 9ssssl
Pomyslila 81:
"Kdo by Sc mohl mimo me
matky o mne starati? A matka
ma nevi, jsem-li ziva nebo
mrtva".
Jeptiska i,vofila dale:
"Uiist'uimas. mile dite, ze
sc mylite; Fkezapominaji ma
vas, iak Sc tomnivate".
klara pozvedla hlavu a krev
vstoupila il V blede lice.
"Jsem zde liz dlouho. draha
sestro?" ptala Sc oSetfovatel-
Ky.
Ones osmnacty den".
"NaSli mne We mdlobach ma
ulici, vid'te?"
"Ano, u samych dveri ne
mocn,ce. Byla' jste tezce ne
mocna, ma uboha Klarko".
klara pohledla zvedave ma
)ieptiSku.
"kterak yite, re Sc imenuii
klara? ptala Sc ziv6.
"Jakysi mlady muz, ienz
Sci prave ulici, vas znal a sp6-
chal vam k pomoci = ale diva
Z naSich doktoru byli liz u
vas. Mlady muz nam udal vase
Ijmeno".
klara zachvcla Sc radosti.
"On tedy Vi. &c iscm Y ne
mocnici?" $eptala.
"Ano, me dite, VIZ.
"A prisel Sc po mnc ptat?"
"kazdou nedeli Il kazdy
ctvrtek".
"A = videI mne?"
1 'Zaiiste".
! A rekl, ze pride opet?"
7 "OvSem. Nebudete jej snad
: rada videti2"
ia - jei nerada videtil-
: Q. budu preSt astnou, ze bude
] mi prano dekovati mu IA jeho
: laskavost".
: 'Budete Sc mu moci podeko-
). vati, mile ditG".
a "Kdy?"
a "Je$tc dnes. Jest den ma
a vStev".
! Pride tedy!" septala div.
: ka chvejlcim Sc hlasem. "Jste
l. Jlsta, ze pride, Idrahd sestro?'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
ZP'RAV,Y. z CZECH.
Slovensti legionari proti po-

plS NSCleS lOlldl NyDOI u
Kosicich, vetSinou Slovaku, V
jnemz rozhorcene odsuzuje Sc
Stvani P. Hlinky proti Cechum
Ia jednotnosti Ceskoslovenske
lrepubliky, a to dokonce V pred
lvecer velkeho vSenarodnlho
svatku ceskoslovenskeho, Ia
sveceneho drahe pamatce bo-
jovniku "a svobodu, jehoz do
pustil Sc ma schulz V KoSiclch.
- "Kde byl pan Hlinka, ked
legionari CeSi a Slovaci umlra-
| liz" TAX ptaji Sc Hlinky sloven
| Sti legionari. "Nikoho mas
ltehdy ami nenapadlo, kdo bude
| \ naSi osvobozene vlasti vlad-
lnout, vsichni CeSi a Slovacl by
Ii isme iednotni v krasnem ide-
alu osyobodit svou vlast. Wy,
pane Hlinko, jste malo usilo-
val o vybudovani naSl republi'
ky. Proto pratelsky vam radi-
me: Neborte, CO jste nestavel!"
- "Nerucajte, co ste nestavl-
Ii" "Kde jste byl, pane Him
ko, "a svetove valky, kdyz ma
d 'arska vlada rvala nam zvony
q kTize kostelu k vyrob6 del
rroti nam, legionarum? Proc
iste tehdy neStval proti Mad "a
rum, jako dnes prot Cechum? ?
Odmitame a odsuzujeme VaSl
Salebnou hru Sc slovenskym Ii
dem, Premohli jsme bez Hin
kovcu tyrany, kteri pronasle-
dovali vrazdili Slovaky a Ce-
chy, premuzeme ty, kterl
svou agitaci pfivolavaji znoVu
ma ceskoslovensky narod ma
d d'arske otroctvi!"
Syn prozradil po sesti letech
otce-vraha. Pred Sesti lety byl
lhaleZen V PrerOVe V Sadech
delnik mestskych iatek Dra-
bek mrtev. Jelikoz ma mrtvole
nebylo znamek nasili, stala Sc
domnenka, re Drabek V opilo-
sti sc zabil. Pred mesicem vSak
dostal spravce m6stskych ia
tex nepodepsany correspondent
| chi llstek, V nemz stale, re
smrt Drabkova bude pomste-
ma. Policie vypatrala pisatelc
listku V synu jatecneho Arno-
sta AndraSka. Pri' vyslechu An
draSek doznal, re Drabek byl
zavrazd6n. a sice jeho otcem.
Vrah byl zatcen a dopraven k
soudu. AndraSek III! otcem V
nevrazivosti, pon6vadz otec
AndraSek po smrti sve manzel-
ky Sc ozenil mladou divkou
coz m6lo "a mas iedek vypuze-
mi syna domova.
Cerensky musi dati ministru
dru. Benesovi zadostucineni
Pred rajskym soudem V PlznI
proiednavano bylo odvolanf 2
lrozsudku, iejz vynesl okresn
lsoud V Rokycanech mad Ceren
Iskym. Ministr DIR. BeneS zalo
val, jak znamo, CefenskehC
pro jeho vVroky ma schulz Re
| kycanech a soud odsoudil Ce
renskehO ma meSic do v6Zeni
Odvolaci soud potvrdil rozsu
dck, ale vyslovil odsouzeni po,
minecne. Ulozil vsak Cerensk'
mu. re musi dati ministru dru
Beensovi nalezite zadostucin6
nj. Neda-li no, musi Cerensk,
lnastoupit trest.
, Rozklad "Armade spasy'
, ' Cechach. Die zprav casopisl
: vystoupilo nekolik dustojnikl
, ceske narodnoSti 2 Armad
j spasy" a zalozili vlastni orga
: nisaci Rad bozlch bojoVni
ku", jichz organem bude INA
: Sc vitezstvi'. Akci tuto vedo
: dcmob. leg. nadpor. Vlad. Sa
q backy, az dosud osobni pobot
4 mix plukovnika Larsona, a Jo:
a Bradac-Nezarecky, ufedn.k
spisovatel. Nova organisace u
haji svoji cinnost Praze
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

the question wrs asuieHed him and
Horace i,ussell will answer Il at tho
Press Association meeting In his own
style.
jess waldron Of the Southwest
Engraving Company Of Fort Worth
has been assigned the congcnIal sub.
Iect Of telling editors the benefit Of
local illustrations In country wceklies,
aud G. II. walker ~ the Dalharti
Texan. and n. y. Miller Of the fiain'
Wow Herald viii talk about stationery
and office Supplies IN connection with
Newspapers"
What. II anything. IN amy depart,
mcnt ~ the newspaper field. has been
left unsaid, VIII b. told In summarized
form by Joe l.. Pope Of the News.
April 1916 IA % be- the occahlon Of
the most notable gathering In tho his
tory Of the Panhandle Press Associa
ton. u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
PANHANDLE EDITORS TO
MEET HERE IN APRIL

Shining lights u Texas newspaper.
dom win DO seen and heard IN ANA
rlllo April 1s nnd 10. The discussions
contemplated will run the gamut Of
the newspaper busineas from soliciting
subscriptions 20 settlement OF the
question Can the Buyer Striker"
A meeting ~ the executive commit
tee of the Panhandle Press arranged
the program and set the date after a
banquet at the Amarillo hotel Monday
night The annual meeting this year
VIII not he devoted wholly 10 discus
hlon OF busIncra affairs by any means.
II will be- the most prctenti2ps pro-
gram ever attempted ~ the fhnhandle
Press Association. II In not intended
60 make Of the 1891 program sort of
0rldlron club meeting but there are to
be features u high class that promise
novelty and rare entertainment.
Toe J. Taylor. better known NJ
'sHtnte Press" the best part Of the
Dallas News. and Tom Knott. front
pne. cnrtooniat ~ the same paper, are
ON the program. Taylor and Knott aro
n team that recognizes no rivals. While
TAYLOR n delivering himself II the
most awful state Press" stuff. Knott
The Artist dfnwa pictures on canvas.
"stnte prefn" considers the Panhandle
.sDut where the Vert Begins" ANA
unmuzxied here. II IL predicted KNOTS
only hone " defense ~ 10 picture bc'
fore him. one ~ those 100000 white
face animals that has made the Fan
handle famous. ..
Then there In the annual pocm' II
IN 10 bc delivered by l.. II LOOMS. of
tho Canadlnn Record. poet laureate Of
the nnsoclatlon. I.oomlh. u n taid haf
been working On the 1921 poem since
MAY 2, 1890, ind it, delivery IN awaited
with undialrulscd anxiety by every
editor IN the Panhandle.
The meeting viii open with an ia
drrss ~ wclcome by Judge H. w liall
az the Court ~ Civil Appeals. ana lee
anttcrwhtte.- ~ the Panhandle Herald
ana one N the his 'uns In the leslsln
ture. will respond.
4 NJ Adams ~ the Plainview News
win tell the cuckOoS That Hood every
newspaper office with their prom
sanda 10 be- run free. Just what thcS
are thought ~ In the Panhandle
The price az ADVERTISING ana SUB
ncriptIons under present conditions u
mo, too big for editors and II viii b
tackled by G W. Warwick IL ih'
RANDALL County News. 7. NJ. Harpcl
OF the Booker News. and Harry hoc'
Of the ouanah Trlbune'Chlcf. single
handed, Edward l.. Manson. is commit
All the way from Clovis. ~ NJ, u
handle the subject u the Wage seal
IN the Panhandle" Mrs. Molll
shaw u the Higgins News and bel
Smith ~ the Lockney Beacon hav
been assigned TO the task OF Eivln
editors pointers on how to edit.
Believing that " any one can answe
the question. Can n Buyer strike
that Horace N Russell is that person
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
.DGHtff COUNTY HOG
SALE GREAT SUCCESS

HEDLEY. Texas. Fob. 2s.--Thc-firs,
raj, q the Donicy County purue Bred
Swine Association was held saturday
with marked success. Frank NJ. Clark,
ownor Of Silver CrcH Farm, entered
several head, among them sidney
Bob and October pix by "silvcr Crest
Bob" $1,000 boar owned by Ludwig
lrlsbeck ~ Happy. Texas. Everett ".
Mann purchased this pig NJ the raie FOR
ssoboO About the highest prices paid
were In the nciRhbmhrod n $4,000 per
head but The average Tor the sale WINS
very satisfactory.
SILVER Ctcet Farm IL located lust east
of this city aud IT, owner. Frank NJ
clark, has gsined u prominent position
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
FARM LOAN ACT UPHELD
BY THE SUPREME COURT
by As,osIa,sd rrys.

ny NfNoeinuu irIn
WASHINGTON. Fob. 2S.-Thc farm
loan act, designed 90 assist agricultural
au. e.,,i.n... q. iaa United Str'ce w
providing readily accessible crcdits to
farmers through federal land hanks.
was declared valid today by the su'
preme court.
In an opinion which Commissioners
Charles r. Lobdell ~ the Farm Loan
Board. declared clears nwny every legnl
question aud removes every Shndow u
question M to the legality ~ Tho bankq
or their bonds" the court held that
congress had fun authority "a establish
The land banks ana the correhtive au'
thority 10 exempt their bonds from s,ate
taxation.
Commissioner Lahdcll annoinccd that
here would he an immediate Issue OF
arm loan bonds Ito an Undetermined,
amount" to finance the hundreds Of
millions % dollars IN ans which al
ccady hid been approval by the bnart
and which were held NJ pending III,
,ourt's decision.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

oufamily will be the healthier and better I
nourished, your guests will exclain with de-
light over every new triumph they find atycur
table; and you will find more hours at your
disposal for leisure and recreation after you
earMfs; Ghases lectures.
- Mebest way tohelp Amarillo attract more
homemakers Of an unusually high type is to
helpmake it famous as city Of Better Anleri-
can Homes. la Nj
This you can do by attending the lectures,
demonstrations and exhibits at the Woodman
Hall as guests Of the Daily News and Pam
handle during week Of March y to 18th.
Positively no attempt will be made to sell
you anything at these activities during the
Ex position. The Daily News and Panhandle
invites you as its guest to help make
Amarillo a better city in which to live. Admisr|
sion is FREE. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

IN the swim. Industry Of thu Southwest
through his held ~ aver 200 which n
hchfed ny gay ffAwkef." ssmonths
old boar purchased from Fred H. caId.
well n Topeka, KANSAS, Chiefs Mui'
~" one Of the Silver Crest herd WAS
entered NJ Henor Yearling at Dallas
State Fair and came away with more
prizes than any other two hogs Nhown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
Are You Saving In Your Kitchen
d r
Is Your Kitchen Working for You?

# your kitchen is merely place where
you make yourself completely ia Aged OUT
before each mealitis otbeing operatedatfull
efficiency.
The domestic science lectures and demon
STATIONS to be conducted BY Mis-. Florence,
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eao O'Clock this evening in Cork. whom
they were attacked by arhed civilians,
says military communication tonight
The soldiers are declared 20 have been
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The strawberry comes from cross
between thc native strawberry II vir-
ginla and that 81 Chit
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rIrhlIns Near dublin.

Di1MiN, I'm. N --At frart five sol
dIeir were killed and eleven wounded. at
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HIS
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maybe Generals Diaz and Jacques,
and Admiral Beatty didn't think
so, too, and decided in desperation
to leave town before the dinner
and reception tonight that the
French ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand gave for Marshal Foch. who
arrived on the scene last night
just in tins to make his bow, be-
fore the curtain goes down on the
prologue for the big show.
Yes they've gone! General Ar
mando Vitorio Diaz. commander
in-chief of the Italian armies, GEN.
eral Baron Alfonso Jacques, COM
mander-in-chie of the Belgian
armies and Admiral of the British
fleet, Earl Beatty o. M. c. c. b.,
G., C, V. o., K. c. b., x. c. V. o., ID.
S. O., M. v. O., and all and every
thing. They are on their way TO
Kansas City to attend the big con-
yention of the American legion
which is the why of their visit to
America. General Diaz and Gem
eral Jacques left with their parties
on their special train direct for the
west and Admiral Beatty with
Lady Beatty and probably young
Peter Beatty. by way of New YORK
and Chicago to be entertained by
their relatives and friends, before
Joining the others at Kansas City.
And maybe PRECEDENCE
didn't have anything to do with It,
but at any rate their leaving an
swered for everyone else, who was
wondering whether they would at
tend function given for some
other celebrity of the same rank
and importance and by so doing.
give US chance to see them all
on the stage at once.
Which would have been very
grand for us, but not entirely dec
orous for them.
Because to observe the rules as
they are laid down, one celebrity Is
not supposed to atten1 function
given for another, unless the guest
of honor outranks him,
For instance, the vice president
and Mrs. Coolidge couldn't go to
the reception at the Italian embas-
sy Tuesday evening which the
charge d'affaires gave for General
Diaz, because a vice president can
not attend anything given by some
one of less Importance than an
ambassador, the ambassador in the
case being still in Europe or on his
way home.
The President and Mrs. Harding
who are so loath to observe prece-
dence, overcame the difficulty by
leaving for their southern trip, and
returned Friday in time to well
come General Foch and give him
a luncheon. Yes, that's prece-
dence! Precedence is an honor
which, If given to anyone, instead
of giving them more privileges,
gives them fewer because you see
the more precedence you have the
fewer parties you can attend and
these poor souls who are socially
inclined and at the same time i'm
portant, are in hard luck!