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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
KIPLlNG STARTED PUBLISHER
Merton Robbins Hired His First
Dress Suit on
Insurance.

Rudyard Kipling was the unconscious
factor in starting Merton G. Robbins. the
publisher OF the Iron Age and president or
the Associated Business Papers. Inc, on
the way TO fame and fortune. says MT.
Robbins in n recent interview.
In the days when kipling kept his estate
in Vermont young Robbins came over
from his fathers farm adjoining ana did
odd jobs for the author; sometimes no even
acted as Coachman.
One day the boy discovered that he could
sell things so he determined TO write NE
Insurance. policies and 10 sell the first one 70
Mr., kipling. IL was not easy 20 approach
the great writer hut Robbins was very
much in earnest He found Mr.. kipling q
kindly and encouraging customer and sold
him $4,000 policy.
With tho si26 commission. more money
than he had over had before. young Roh-
bins invested s35 in dress suit 10 wear
at prize speaking contest, won the $40
nriye and so started his successful career on
the commission of Mr. Kiphng's policy
Harper & Brothers Bulletin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01

Try an Every Evening Want Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
FORTUNE FROM DISASTER.
Advertising Campaign Saved
Business Life of Man.
ufacturer.

r. L. Maytag of Iowa Is the FIRST manu-
facttirer To perfect a gasoIine-dripen washer
enabling farm women to enjoy the convent
encos OF a power washer. And thereby
hangs a tale of defeat. discouragement and
disaster A two-cycle engine was used 10
propel these washers. The first year 4 900
machines were built and sold. but LOO
of them were returned to the factory as
unsatisfactory
went 20 WORK In his laboratory with that
engine He TOOK 2H unnecessary parts OH
that engine and carburetor.
Having gotten his machine as simple and
mechanically perfect as possible, he called
In his statesmen and said 10 them II :
up 20 YOU 20 sell these machines so they
win stay sold Then he turned around
and appropriated s23 900 for a national
advertising campaign.
This Advertising campaign saved Mr.. May
tags life Fifty-nye thousand inquiries
rolled in. less than Ave per cent of which
came from territory where he had dealer
distribution Inside of a couple of years his
business increased 900 per cent, and his
selling cost decreased seven per sent.-C. G,
sherlock I'm Leslie's.
Try an Every Evening Want Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
SOLIOlFIED OIL SAVES FUEL.
Process Discovered in France
Said Also to Facilitate
Handling.

French chemist have announced that they
arr meeting with signal success in the
efforts to save and conserve the fuel supply
hy "A process which sOlidifes the oil and
makes il in this shape much easier TO
handle and more economical to burn as fuel.
At no distant date IL is promised 10 Will
no possible to use the new product a e
substitute for heavy fuel oils in furnaces.
locomotives and for other industrial pur-
poses where coal conservation is a big issue,
Not only will this product not be az.
fccted ny changes OF temperature, but ii
will also Withstand combustion unless on
direct contact with flames while it is easily
CxtinEuiSnaDis nv water.
prsIiminarv samples already produced
nave proved too costly for general adoption
~ Industries nut chemists profess tina
/ try nave found a method To reduce cost
Ia ane-half that oS oil fueI-N ancouveI
BraVtncs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
AFTER WALL ST. BOMBERS.
New York May Raise Offer TO $4,000
for Men Who Caused Explosion.

New York, April IAN increase from
$4,000 to $4,000 in the reward offer
ed for apprehension OF perpetrators of
the explosion in Wall street last Sep
tember was suggested by the board Of
estimate today.
Police and Department of Justice
agents throughout the country were
searching today, it was reported, for a
man said to have been identified as the
driver of the wagon which carried the
destructive bomb into the financial
district. A description of this man,
who is said to be q well-kDown an
archist, has been sent TO policemen
throughout the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
THROUGH ONLY WHEN DEAD.
Forget Your Troubles and Work, Says
Motor Maker.

you're through only when you're dead.
not before II makes no difference how
old you are. or how young. whether you re
a cripple or jail bird. you've got co have
money and you've got TO have brains. and
you We got chance to get both TILL your
heart stops beating"
SO says William G. Durant, a man 80
years old, who started as a cigar salesman
In Boston at 10 and in the next "a years
piled up fortune of sl34 900 900.
Durant quit selling cigars TO become
secretary Of the city Water Board in
Flint. Mich. He was 2I then He reor-
ganized the plant. So successful was he
that the management Of the town was
placed in his hands
When - ne discovered that the two
wheel ROADSTER mad possibilities among
farmers and began TO manufacture hem
He called ais product che Blue Ribbon
roadster and in three years was selling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
Knights Of Columbus on Visit.

A delegation of members of Santa
Maria Council. X. of c., went to Phiia
deiphia yesterday 10 witness the ex
emplification of the fourth degree, the
highest degree in the order. for a class
of more than 400 members from Penn
svlvania and Delaware. Last evening
a reception was given in honor OF the
initiates Ceremonies and reception
were held in the Bellevue-Stratford
Hotel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
SAYS BEERS A "BEyERAGE.-
Not a Medicine, the Attorney General
OF Michigan Rules.

Lansing, Mich, April Beer is not
a medicine is a ruling by Attorney
General Wiley, which will be sent to
Detroit saloon keepers who are said to
have been prescribing it for thirsty
customers on the strength of the re-
cent ruling of the Federal prohibition
director.
Fred l.. Woodwork, State drug and
food commissioner, asked Attorney
General Wiley for a ruling, and was
told that beer is "a beverage, pure and
simple"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
ZATCENY TISKAR PADELA
NYCH FEDERALNfCH
ZNAMEK.

Federalnim liradGm sc wee
ra dobrovolne vydal Henry C..
Scott, president tiskarske spo-
lecnosti the North American
Polish Co. a dan byl pod zaru-
ku $1,000, proto, ze uveden6
tiskarn6 byly zhotovovany fa-
lesn6 kolky ma koralku i jin6
statn1 cenn6 znamky. Scott ma
byti TIME muzem, jenz Sc "a
policeini prohlidky zachranil
pred zatcenfm skokem dru-
h6ho poschodf. Ia policejnf
nav$t6vy bylo zatceno pet "a
m6stnancd a nalezen plny viz
falsifikatd. Zatceny Scott W.
slechnut bude 5. ledna komisa-
rem Spoienycn Statd E. j. Hop
plem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
PETROLEUM POIITY
CHLEB.

Policie patra po pachateli
jenz dnesnfho rama POLL peka-
ri Edw. Schwartzovi, 2675 w
chodnf 40. ul. plny naklad
chleba petrolejem. Skutek spa
chan byl ma vych. 46. ul. a Sco-
will ave., kdyz koci viz opusti
a V sousedstvi roznesl obiedna-
ne bochniky.
= Cerne oci, Verne oci, Wy
iste mne ornamily. Drama
lasky.) Dram. Sbor V Mt.
Pleasant.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
a'EvEr'a
VRAH DANA KABERA BU
DE DNES VYSLECHNUT
V ITALU.

z Italie telegrafuji cleve
landsti detektivov6 Mooney ;
Cavola, re iimi dopadeny do
mnely vrah Dana Kabera, la.
kewoodskeho nakladatele, Wit
toria Piselli alias Venturino De
Scenza bude dnes Campoba-
sse pTedb6zne vyslychan. Hla-
vnimi sy6dky budou arci jme-
novani detektivoV6 sami.
Zalobce Stanton zaslal poll
cistum $1,000 ma hrazeni dtrat
aG oba byli do Italie vyslani ma
dtraty otce zavrazden6ho Mo
sesem Kaberem, jehoz zaslu-
hou byl vlastne cely zlocin,
spachany ma synu odhalen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
NEJVYSSl FEDERALNf SOUD
ZAMiTA REVISI RUZICKO-
VA PROCESU.

Rozkaz neivySSibo soudu
Spoienych Stat6, kterym Sc "a
mita revise soudu Josefa B
Rose (Ruzicky), byvaleho ho-
stinsk6ho ma vych. 6. ul. La,
Reside ave. proti samotne rad.
nici. ienz bvl pro nedovolent
vlastnictvi lihovych napoiu od
souzen ma A m6sice do robotar
ny a k pokute $500, prave wee.
IA do Clevelandu dosel. Rose
byl dosud ma svobode, nasled-
KEN slozeni apelacniho bondu.
Mandat predlozen bude patr-
ne iiz dnes federalnimu soudci
Westenhaverovi, ienz snad v
stejnou dobu podepise zaty-
kaci rozkaZ.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
MC'GANNON NASTUPUJE
TREST.

w. Fl. McGannon, byvalJ
pfednosta municipalniho sou.
du, byl vcera odpoledne zavren
do kobky okresni venice, ably
sobe odsed6l 20-denni v6zenf
kteryz trest obdrzel "a to, re
pfemlouval sv6dky, ably "a je-
no procesu pro zavrazdenf ma
iitele garaze Kagyho, vypovi-
dali V ieho prosp6ch. V dob6,
kdy jej hledal vypomocny Sc
riff, dostavil Sc odsouzeny sam
We spolecnosti sveho obhaice
Mooneye a pfi hlaseni Sc ozna-
moval. re jest nemocen re by
81 pral byti umistn6n V nemoc-
nicnim oddeleni, kdyz Sc vsak
dozved6l. ze V tomto odd6leni
jest n6kolik sllenych veznu.
dal prednost va7b6 V cele.
Nez-li byl zaVren, musel pro-
delati vsechny obvykl6 forma-
lity byl osobn6 prohl6dnut
vypomocnym serifem J. Syn
KEN, ienz mu odebral vse, co V
kapsdch naSel a odevzdal V d
Tadovne k uschovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
NOVY NAVRH VYBORU PRO
UROVNANf STAVKY NILE
kARSKYCH ROZVAzECU.

Clenstvo unie dovazeCn nile.
ka hlasovalo dnes V casnych
hodinach rannich navrhu
zylaStniho vyboru m6stske ra-
dy, jemuz byla mestem uloze-
ma uloha starati Sc, aby ma
stala stavka byla vzajemnou
dohodou urovnana. Novy ma
vrh jest skorem stejnym, ktery
byl unii minuly patek velkou
v6t$inou zamitnut.
Novym jest clanek, die KITE
reho Sc zavazuje velkoml6kar-
ma Telling Belle Vernon witt
do prace pfi nejmensim polo
vinu stavkujicfch zbytek "a
m6stnati, jakmile co nejdfive
budou n6jaka mista uprazd-
n6na. Pravo ma znovuzamest-
mani nemaji mfti oni stavkari,
kterym bude dokazano ze Sc
dopouSteli nezakonnych nasil-
nosti pri stavkovnlch nepoko-
jich.
Dnesni ranni hlaeovani pfi
prvnlm sGitani hlasd vykazova-
10 slabou vetSinu We prospech
noy6ho navrhu. Clenov6 NEST
skeho vyboru i Gfednici Cleve-
landske Federace Prace odpo-
rucovali clenstvu unie prijetf
noy6ho navrhu aG navrh sam
mlekarne dosud pfedlozen ne
byl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
AUDITORIUM OBST ALO
PRY " AkUSTICNf
ZKOUSCE.

AS 1000 obcanG dostavilo Sc
vcera odpoledne poprve do no.
v6ho m6stskeho auditoria. ably
byli sv6dky zkousky ida hlav-
nj sal jest akustickym, a zkou-
sku tuto pry budova take sku-
teCn6 snesla. Architekt m6sta
J. II. Mcdowell, jenz byl ma
padan n6kterymi kritiky, je-
jichz vudcem byl professor fy-
silky ma Case School of Applied
Science, Dir. Dayton C. Miller,
byl pry 6pln6 ospravedlnen.
Ma jevisti bylo zpivano, rec
memo j provozovana hudba a
die svedku, ktefi byli rozsaze-
nj po vsech i nejvzdalen6jsich
koutech, bylo dobfe slySeti i 2
mist nejodlehlejsich.
Kdyz vyvracena byla pov6st
o neakustiGnosti hlavni sine.
dostavila Sc kritika op6tn6 il
ma. TAX ku pfikladu jsou w
chody pfilis dzke nevyhovu-
j pry pozarnim statnim pred
pisdm. Jevist6 nema pry do
statek vedlejslch mistnosti a sa
ten pro 1cinkuiicl, svetllk, O.
patrujici dennim sv6tlem sal.
neni umist6n v patficn6 poloze
q podobne. Podobne Sc rozcha-
2eji odborne nazory o staveb-
MIN nallladu, co by V auditoriu
m6lo jeste byti a co tam Jest
zbytecn6ho, tax re 81 obGan-
stvo u michanice t6chto posud-
ku muae vybrati co Sc mu libi.
Jest sice kazda kritika zdra-
VI. ale zda Sc ze pflpad6 au-
ditoria hraje ulohu j soutez a
ze Sc chce re skutecnych snad
neb jen domn6lych chyb W.
tlouci politicky kapital.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14

"a cenu soc "a 1000 krychlo-
|vych stop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
POZAR AUTOMORHOVEHO
ZAVODU ZPUSOBH IA
CTVRT MTLLIONU
SKODY.

Tfihodinovy pozar The Tenn
plar Motor Co. ma Halstead a
Plover ave. V Lakewood, ktery
ma dneSni noe pfi$ern6 osv6tlo-
val zasn6zene okoli,, zavinil
die predsedy zmin6n6 spolec-
nosti, Bramleye skody z hruba
odhaJlnut6 cd $250.000 do
100000. Pri haSeni zran6n
byl jeden hasic a poplach ne
malo polekal sousedni obyva-
telstvo, jez Sc poCalo stehovati
aG toho nikterak nebylo treba,
neb snehovy kryt ma strechach
byl zarukou, ze Sc plameny ne
mohou Siriti. Ohnem zniceny
byly ien vedlejSi budovy "a
vodu, kdezto ohnivzdorne sta
v6na budova hlavni Sc osvedCi-
la a roZkacenemu ZlVlu uspe-
chem vZdorovala. Hasicskych
praei sucastnili Sc sbory mistni
2 West Parku a hasicsk6 setni-
ny %. a p. 2 Clevelandu.
Lakewoodsky hasic Christof
Nelson prvni vyrazil dv6fe a
byl vyslehnuvSimi plameny "a
sazen a lehce popalen V obli-
Geji. Byl dovezen k osetreni
do lakewoodske nemocnice.
Wink pozaru neni do te DOLBY
2nam. Spolecnosti shofelo as
90 aut, krone skladu ruznych
potfeb. V zavod6 samem Sc
dnes nepracuje, ale ma delsi
dobu prace patrne prerusena
nebude.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
TAzENf PROTI
ZBESILYM AUTOISTUM A
JEHO VYSLEDKY.

Pfisn6jSi policejnf soudni
zakroGovani proti porusovate-
l0m dopravnich predpisG, zda
Sc n6sti oyoce, aspon vGera byl
.po6et udanf nezvykle maly a
'policeinf raporty nezazname-
naly do pulnoci ami jedin6 au-
tomobilov6 melody. Dnes Wy
slechnuto bude soudcem Seize
rem jen II prestupniku, kdez-
to je$te vcera projednano bylo
1913 pripadu a nejv6tsi trest
obdrzeli diva autoist6, ktefi ie-
Ii, byvSe opilf, posedi 81 kazdy
"a to deset dni We vezeni a k
tomu zaplatf jest6 $50 pokutu.
Jinak odnesli vcerejSi delik-
venti jen pokuty od SIS do $50
a n6kterym odnato dovoleni
autem jezditi. Soudce Seller
MEDIA ami toho, kdyz udany
jest l6kar, neb osoba 2 iin6ho
jez Sc vymlouva, ze il
zdejSi traficni predpisy nejsou
znamy. Nejvice udanych bylo
pro rychlou jizdu cd 81 do As
mil "a hodinu. ZmenSeni ne
bezpeti ma naSich ulicich pfi-
pisovano jest okolnosti, re po-
liciste motorcyklist6 museli "a
nechati strezeni ml6kafskych
vozd a v6novati Sc pine sluzbe
smefujici k ochrane obcanstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14

Pred osmou hodinou vecernt
vcera vstoupili do obchodu
stfiznim zbozim A. C. McCor-
micka, 408 Superior Ave. tfi
muzi, ktefi pozadovali pfedlo-
zeni n6kolika drazsIch kosil.
Mccormick, jenz byI v obcho-
de sam, odebral Sc do zadu,
ably domnelym zakaznikdm Wy
howell, ale byl nasledovan jed
MIN z muzu, jenz bez okolku
pritiskl mu Gsti revolveru k
'zaludku. Byl prinucen odebra-
.ti Sc do pfedu, kde sebrali
$4l.30, nebyli ale spokojeni a
pozadovali dalsi vyhruzkou
otevreni hlavnf pokladny, V niz
ale niceho nebylo. Ustrasene-
mu obchodnikovi pax porudili
aby Sc drZel V pozadl kramu,
nacez vySli vmisili Sc mezi
dav chodcu a zmizeli.
MenSi St6sti meli ctyri JIM
lupiti, vniknuvSi do zlatnick6-
no hudebniho obchodu Pay
ne els. 4937 Payne ave-, kde
ukofistili as $1,000 ma hotovo-
sti rdznych skvostech, kdyz
byli drive spoutali a zavreli
klerka Mursteina. Lupu Sc
vSak net6Sili dlouho, nebot' by
Ii jeden po druhem schytani
pred diyadlem pohyblivych o.
brazkG V els. 5202 Clark Ave.
kde take policie celou korist
nalezla uschovanou pod jevi-
stem. Dva re zatcenych uda-
Ii, ze Sc jmenuji William Miller
20 lety, 3112 Euclid Ave. a.
William Martin, 21 lety, 1927
Dodge ct.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
UMELY PLYN " PRED
MESTfCH.

East Cleveland bude prvni
obci naSem distriktu, jez Sc
bude muset odvratit od prirod
niho pIynu a zavesti plyn ume-
". Napovida tax president
The East Ohio Gas Co. DAILY,
kdvz Sc bvl s1castnil vGereiSi
schiize mestskych komisarG IL
vedeneho pfedm6stf. DAILY Ia
dal komisi, by odvolala smlou-
WI vzestupneho cennfku. jez ST.
ce bvla pfijata, ale iejiz prove
deni Jest Znemozn6no V obeh
danOu petici, kterouz Jest DO
zadovano referendum. Ply
narna by propuSteni re smlou-
w prV pfiiala povd6kem. Po-
sledneiSi by take nemohla ma
sledkem pokrocileho zimniho
pocasi pristoupiti k instalacnim
pracim, pokud Sc tyce kladeni
novTch plynovych trubek do
novVch dom6.
The East Ohio Gas Co. ma
vlastni zavod ma vyrobu plynu
East Clevelandu, kter5 doda-
va plyn do okoli Nela Parku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
POROTA Sc NEMUZE. DO.
HODNOUTI o VINE
BENIGNOVE.

Zda Sc, ze pri tretim proce4
su domnelym vrahem Slye
a Fannera opakovati Sc bude
stara historic neb porota po do
bu Sesti hodin Sc nemohla u
siednotiti ma vyroku a byla jak
zvykem ma celou noe isolova-
na. Pfipad byl soudu 2 lidu
pfedan We 4:30 hod. odp. Zaji-
mavymi isou vysledky porot
pfedch chazeiicich, Ia prveho pro
cesu bylo docileno 10 hlasu pro
vinu a 2 pro propuSteni. Pri
druhem soudu byl pomer opa-
cny, 10 pro nevinu a 2 pro od-
souzeni. Liceni treti zabralo
deset dni a Zakonceno vcera
odpoledne zaverecnymi recmi
2astupcu obhajoby verejneho
zalobce, nacez soudce Gull po
nalezitem vysvetleni predal
rozhodnuti porote.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-14
MESTO ZBAVUJE POPRVE.
CHODNiKY SNEHU.

Chodniky aspon V ulicich
dolenniho mesta byly ga snezi-
We letosni sezony poprve ma L.
Get mesta cist6ny. Byl tim po-
skytnut vydelek nezamestna-
nym vyslouzilcdm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
st. Louis Livestock.

East st. Louis, lll.-Cattle. re-
cc'ptS, 5000; yearling steers,
steady 1886 paid; other steers.
slow. best heifcrs and other
classes. steady: medium and good
cows, $3.50 800; bulk bologna
bulls. s3.25d3.75; bulk stockers,
$1,000 500; good to choice light
veal calves, $ll.00Gll.50.
Hogs. receipts, $500; fairly
active, i5c TO 25c lower; top,
1925. bulk lights and medium
weights. s9.0O6s.25; heavy hogs
not selling. one 270-pound decS
brought ss.75; packe rsows,
steady to 25c lower; pigs. steadv.
Sheep. receipts. 1000; active I.
best killing lambs. 25c higher; all
Others steady "a few early lamb
sales were steady; top, $s.75;
bulk, ss.O06s.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
FEARS THE KHAN, TULSA
NEGRO TRANSFERS CASE

Chicago, Sept 2s-Because he says
he fears members OF the Ku Klux
klan nay De placed on a jury in
Tulsa Oklahoma. and award an ad.
verse verdict. J. b. STAFFORD, wealthy
Tulsa Negro. has filed suit here
against the American Central In
sarance company OF St Louis He
claims he carried a $4,000 policy on
his property IN Tulsa which he valued
at sl50.o00 and which he claims was
destroyed during the Tulsa race
riots. He asserts the insurance COM
pany held II was not liable for race
riot damage and refused to settle
Subsequent suits are planned against
the mayor and other Tulsa officials.
his attorneys here state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26

been questioned, according to a
somewhat extended article. and
surprising as il sounds. not one
was discovered who has so much
as his individual opinion Of what
sort of monarchy would be best
for Germany. This. more than
any other single point, seems 10
have hurried the newspaper 10
the conclusion that the real spirit
ffhe old monarchiSt group has
been broken and befaddled.
From these individual conver
sations the Frankfurter Zeitung
spreads an analogy to the entire
rovallst crowd and publicity ex-
presses the Judgment that mon
archy in any form never will be
re-established in Germany. II
representative monarchists can
not tell what sort of revival
they expect, or want. or would
take. the conclusion is that an
are IN the same state Of mind
Late flare ups in Bavaria and the
assassination Of Erzberger are
marked as isolated fanaticism
carrying no definite meaning in
q national sense.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago-Cattle. receipts. 81
600: choice TO prime yearlngs
and best handy weight corn-fed
steers. steady. others, slow. un-
evenly lower; early top yearlingS.
STOPS: bulk all weight beef
steers around S5.75d9.25; re
ceipts include 1000 westerns; she
stock steady to 25c lower; bulls,
weak: calves, stockers and feed
ers. lower.
Hogs, receipts. $4,000; opened
Toe to l5c lower; later active,
steady to l0c lower than Satur.
days average; desirable light
butchers scarce; top. $50; hulk
lights and light butchers. SI75CI
$40; bulk packing sowS. 10 25d
6.60: pigs scarce. steady. bulk
desirable. $7.25@7.50.
Sheep. receipts, $1,000; first
sales fat native lambs to packers.
s. 50Cd 500. about steady: west
erns. steady to 25c lower. top.
$50: fat sheep about steady (:
heavieS. weak; talking lower on
feeder lambs none sold early.
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STUDY IN SOCIOLOGY

! he Court Of the Probate
Judge al Wichita. Kan. furnish.
ed study IN sociology few
DAYS ago which might be ponder
ed by those who heve not agreed
npon the relative Influence of
heredity and environment upon
character development A little
boy was charged with stealing.
Detection in one theft led 10 dis
covery that the same bov had
committed several offenses some
were serious and the Court was
on the point of committing the
child 10 a correctional institution
when an older brother. a Young
man Of 10, stepped forward and
requested permission to speak for
the little fellow. lie is an honor
student in theological school. a
prominent Y VI c. 4. worker. is
active in his church organization
where his sincerity and strength
Of character is honored. lie is a
prospective candidate for the
ministry
lie told the Court that when he
was a little fellow he also com
miiied thefts. though never ac
knowledged openly until now. in
behalf of his little brother
anonymously he had made
good 10 those he robbed. That
was why he had left his parents
roof-to escape the contamina
tion That is why he begged the
Judge to spare his child brother
as less 20 blame than the parents
\ news story of the ease reports
the Judge as in tears al the re-
cital and It's motives, but brim-
ming with admiration for the
older brother in whose care the
little prisoner was paroled. Two
boys gone wrong through wretch
ed home Influences is a severe
indictment. hut the self-reforma
iion Of one. now the guardian of
The other. a bright promise of
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Brady expects 10 have taken the
stand later today or tomorrow. are
Miss Alice Blake and Miss Zeh Pre-
vosi. who were guests at the Ar
bucnle party That every woman
witness for the prosecution viii be
thoroughly cross examined by Ar
buckles attorneys is the expectation
OF Brady
The screen comedian Is spending
his sixteenth day as prisoner in tn
hall OF Justice. where he has been
held since his arrest on charges in
connection with the murder of Miss
Rappe
Todays session Of the preliminary
hearing was announced 10 begin at
10 80 m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
HITCH ON IRELAND

The negotiations between the
British Government and the Dali
Eireann, which seemed TO be
tending toward a direct confer.
ence at Inverness, Scotland, next
week, have been upset for the
time by hitch over the prelimi-
nary phraseologv De Valera 4
note siressing ireland S partici-
patton in the proposed conference
as a sovereign state has been
taken by the British Premier as
incompatible with his insistence
on recognition Of the association
of the two countries with the
Empire and he has cancelled the
invitation to Inverness.
But. as throughout these nego-
tiations. the truce is carefully
continued and it is that fact,
rather than the language Of the
negotiators, that encourages hope
of ultimate agreement The lead
ers on each side have difficulties
in satisfying elements in their
following, nccessitating tortuous
approach when direct advance
might upset everything. The
Premier s latest note may be
merely another example that the
longest way round is the shortest
way home. a diplomatic axiom
demonstrated in an fields ami not
confined TO the present discussion
between England and Ireland