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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-23
BIRDS OF MATERIAL
ASSISTANCE IN WAR
ON INSECT PESTS

Special Investigations 10 illld now
far the various bird species aid man
kind in his perpetual war on inseci
enemies are being carried on by u,
Tnreau OF Biological Survey tnilee
States Department OF Agriculture. II
the western States the grasshopper L
particularly troublesome. 50 far a:
the farmer and ranch owner are con.
cerned. Specialists found that Of .
species OF birds examined - wero
grasshopper eaters IN 10 OF the spe
cies all of the individuals collected
had given grasshopperS place on theil
menu The birds having The best rec
ords were the lark sparroWs. meadow
larks. Franklin gulls. Arkansas king
bird, crow blackbird and the com
mon kingbird
Probably there are not birds
enough in the country 10 clean up &
full-strength invasion Of grasshoppers
such as the western farmers have
come 10 dread. II is sand but the birds
assist materially in the efforts made
hy man 10 control the pest
Specialists say that poisoning cam
paigns are among the best weapons
used against the grasshopper From
time TO time reports are sent IN, say
ing that many birds have fallen viz
tim to the poisoned mixtures placed
for the insects. Such charges were
associated with the gypsy-math spray
inr cannaien in New England and
with the laying of poisoned mashes
for cusworms and other insects Care
full observation. made BY experts
shows that The bird losses from suct
causes are insignificant Some birds
i, is said. are not harmed al all by
the presence of poison placed for IN
Secis or vermin. the quail in Cali
fornia were not harmed by the bats
that were set out 10 Kill ground SOUR
rels though the campaign Was gen
eFal one and was conducted with much
intensity IN the Dakotas few birds
succumbed "a the arsenic mashes
placed for grasshoppers. but the num-
her killed was so slight as 70 be o.
no consequence, ii is said
BY killing stray cats and chasing on
unscrupuIous hunters the farmer can
become party 10 sort Of defensive
alliance with his birds so that when
his crops need protection against in-
sect enemies he will have a squadron
of aerial cavalry TO help him repulse
the raid, specialists say
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-23
vAGABoND QUINT
BOWS TO STARS
.6.enllaars. e.rsm e, -

frs, half. netting the hall five OF, Of
times. hnt in the second stanza, he
was on color. missing 8 out OF &
The Combinations goi away tia a
Rhiriwind start. Wilson and Short nets
ting the bali in rapid succession. and
for a couple OF. minutes. ii looked as
though the Vagabonds were in for q
sound drubbing The @Nags soon
eyened UP matters. however when
Holland and Brewer each col has
ket. The Combinations again took the
lead and we're never again overhaul
ed AT the close of the first half they
had 12-pDint lead. the score being
I9 to 3 The yagah0nds came back
strong in the second half. and out
pointed their rivals. bat were unable
10 overcome the lead obtained III the
early stages. Holland. Brewer aud
Collins were the strong points III the
yagabond lineup. Thompson and
MGserman did some good offensive
work for the Combinations, while Aofi
proved himself an excellent defender
There Was big gallery ana all
hands enjoyed the sport.
The lineup and summary
Short forward Collins
Musterman. forward l.. Brewer
Wilson centre Holland
Thompson guard jones
Iofi guard Craig
Legion scoring Goals from court,
Short. s, Wilson. ?; Musterman Z;
Thompson. 2 Goals from sfouls
Wilson. 6 out Of IA vagabonds seor-
Ting Goals from court Holland 4.
Collins, ], Brewer, . Craig Goals
from fouls Craig. / out Of 3. Ref
cree. Sergeant Holt. United States
Army Time Of halves, 20 minutes
each Substitusions LeSionites An
lerson for Wilson
Prior 10 this game The second team
Of Nagahonds took the measure q
he five OF ST Mary's Club by 4 score
LOT &c to 3 The Vagabonds played a
mucll speedier game and although the
St Mary's lads worked hard IL times
hey we're poor Al passing, and their
teasf work OF only mediocre calibre
At half time. the score was 10 To
fayoring the Nagabonds in the tina
period of the game st Mary's hoys put
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-23

FOR GOOD TRY,
CALL THE POULTRY AND
EGG STORE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-23
Food Shortage Menaces America

Secretary o. Agriculture Meredi y,
one the eve Of his retirement from o.
clic. warns Of i coming Time when
America may have 70 depend upon
overseas imports Of foodstuffs unless
here are Fundamental changes in tie
industry If agriculture The farmer s
troubles are told and possible RENE
dies suggested ii an article to be pun
lishol next sunday ii The Washing
ton Sfar ADV
A unions usefulness is in question
when the only thing il can reduce is
employment Wall Street Journal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-23
c. ". j. TOSSERS
EASY FOR M|DD|ES
vxs
Sailor Lads Rolled Up Score OF
80 To 8 In Last Game
Before Army

Hopelessly outelassed at every
angle OF The game. the basketball
team OF George Washington uniyer
siiy went down before the midship
men yesterday afternoon. 43 10 8
The game was the last 81 the Navy :
! schedule before meeting their ancien,
rivals. the West Point Cadets here
ON Saturday
So strong was the defense Of the
middies that the visitors got only i've
goals from court. the other FIVE poiStt
coming from goals from the fou.
circle. The Sailor lads really were
not forced TO extend themselves. ant
in view OF that fact Coach Billy
Lush used seven of his second strtnl
men in course of the game Mckee
he star forward, about whom Navy
attack is virtually built did not &c
into the fray at all parr, al guard
was the only regular Who playee
throughout the game
The naval lads simply rompe6
along in the first half Ault. centrs
game. having five field goals 70 hi
credit at the close OF half time whei
be retired The score for that perioi
VAS Navy, -. George Washington. ;
l}ycriy. q, forward did not get goinl
well until the early stages 0f the sec
ond half. when ne registered fou.
court goals and then gave way &
Blue Tlacklow. Spears and Botelei
we're Ia The spotlight for the Wash
ingionians.
The Navy quint is in Top notch form
now ond /; Is expected that he fraea.
with the Army cadets Will be slash
lug one.
lineup and summary
Navy Positions & "
Barnes ~ Forward l,lacklow
Ryerly Forward Spear
Ault Centre Inehlei
Waters Guurd Botelel
Jarr Guard AItrul
Navy scoring Goals from eouri
Ault l.5l, Byerly e51. Lenharts ~
Blue (2). Barnes ~, parr Waters
goals from fouls. Waters e ont OF l21
George Washington scoring Goal
from court. Blacklow. Spears. goal
from fouls Spears g ont NJ s I.ote
Ter e out OF 81 Referee Law la
Sale Institute; umpire. Bowen Baitl
more City College Time Of halves
20 minutes Navy substituti0ns Len
hart for Barnes. Barnes for Lenharl
Blue FOR Byerly Greiber Tor. Ault
Dickens for Greiber, Green for Dick
ems. George washington Spears fol
Euaeklow Chesney for spears. Black
Low for Spears. springstone foi
Dlacklow. Chesney for Loehler, tsen-
ger for Altrup
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PRovoLANf.
Ccske Pokrokove verejnosti a
obcanum ma zap. strane!

Akce, kterou Spolek. pro Po-
Ihrbivani Ohnem pro stat Ohio
podnikl, stran ziskani clenu,
potkala sc usp6chem dtu-
Ihych castech m6sta, a proto ma
nedeli 20. listopadu 1921 ma 3.
ihod. odpoledni svolavame po-
krokove obGany a obG2nky Ze
zapadni strany do Telocvicny
.Ceske Sine Sokol ma Clark Av.,
.kde promluveno bude o vyho-
dach spopelnovani mrtveho te-
la oproti pohrbivani do zeme.
Spolek pro Pohrbivani Ohnem
Jest jednou re slozek pokroko-
vych instituci a je povinnosti
kazdeho pokrokov6ho Cecha,
stati Sc clenem tohoto spolku.
Zapisn6 do so let jest l doll. a
prlSpeVek l5c meslcne. Clenem
spolku mohou Sc stat obcan6 az
do 70 let starr, ale po 80 letech
Jest zapisn6 od 80 do 60 let "a
kazdy rok o 25c vice a od go do
70 let soc vice ma kazdy rok.
Spolek hradi po 6-m6sicnim
clenstyi poplatek "a zpopelne-
nj mrtvoly mimo toho pozu-
stall obdrzi tolik dollaru, kolik
clenG spolku sc uVolilo ] dol. V
padu umrti elena zaplatiti.
Reakce jest ma postupu, je po-
vinnosti pokrokovych obcanil
We prospech pokrokovych spoil
ku praci konati reakci tim po
tirati.
Frank Yunger, tai.
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BOZ o ZDRAVl.

"Musime bojovati MR."
byla zav6recna slova, jez V
Chicagu pronesl marsalek
Foch. A stejne musime bojova-
ii zdravl, zvlaste nyni V do
be zmeny rotniho pocasi. Zm6
ny ty znamenaji vzdy potize
pro mnoho lidi. Lid6 poclt'ujl
slabost, nechutna Jim jist, isou
hned unaveni, trpi zacpou,
zkratka nejsou svymi. Maii-li
vSemu tomu uniknouti, trpi
zacpou, zlratka neisou svymi.
Maji-li vSemu tomu unilQnouti,
Jest nutno, aby zaycas sesilili
svou soustavu uzivarnim Trine-
rova Horkeho Vina. Je-li Ia
ludek Y poradku, telo odolava
nebezpecnym nakazem a pra-
cuje .proti nlclvym uclnkum ba
cillu. Trinerovo Horke Vino ie
velmi pfijemn6 a 32-leta jeho
vytecaa povest jest nejlepsi "a
rukou, re ,se nan mdzete spo-
lehnouti. Vas lekarnik nebo ob
chodnik S l6ky jiste Una nlno-
no svych zakaznilzu, kteri Sc
bez n6ho nemohou Qbejiti. -
Pfi reumatickych nebo neural
gickych bolestech neni mad
Tsiner1v Liniment. PAM Al
zbeta Swetzova psala nam 28.
zafi 1921 z Jefferson, Texas
Jest mi 78 roku, ale prcce
jsem stale zdraya. Jak poY.
dam, Vas Liniment je vytec-
ny" Zkuste jej!
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Rozdelcna postei. Humorna
afera rozVodova Zam6stnaVals
techto dnu jeden londynsky
soud rozyodovy. .Starec 71lety
ozenil Sc sc zenou 57letou, KITE
ra Sc k n6mu hlasila vlastn6
pouze ia hospodyni. Manzel-
stvi hned z pocatku utvarilo Sc
nespokojen6 a starec konecne
hledal ukonceni svych tltrap
pred soudem. Vedlo sc mu ia
ko lisce, ktera poskytla 1tul-
ku iezkovi. Manzelka brzy
starce utiskovala, kde mohla
/ Y manzelsk6 posteli zabrala
pro sebe yetSi cast mista a sta
rec nepohodlim sotva mohl
spati na kousku, ktery pro ne
ho zbyl. Ably sc domohl jist6
spravedlnosti, prehradil postel
uprostred po3 delce zehlicin
prknem, ale tim Ease nebyla
| Ispokojena rozpinava manzel.
ka a ubozak, vstavaje, lehaje
sly$el jeji hubovani. Ably Sc
dostal toho pekla. podal "a
lobu o rozvod uznaly soudct
mu vyhoyel.
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"Znas tedy noveho majitele

4 1lAdo 4JCuN HUNCuO ma JlJblS
| dvorce?"
"Ne, otcel"
Go tedy mluviS "a hloupo-
sti? Jak t6 mohl vlastnik dvor
ce ustanovit spravcem, kdyz
ljej neznas?"
/ "Jednal jsem S jeho nota-
rem, ktery mi vystavil plnomo-
censtvi; listinu tu mann jiz V
ikapse.'
TAX, tax! ia bych vsak my
lSlll, re nlkdo neni ,opravnen
zmocniti sc majetku Patriotic
va. Vse musi byti prodano. Kde
vezmeS kon6 a pluhy, kde zrni
k seti? Kde jsou I've kravy, vo-
lily, ovce - zkratka vse, echo
lido hospodarstvi treba?"
"Predne, otce, dava mi soud
moci listing, kterou mann v
kapse, pravo, pouzivati veSke-
re nafadi a nacini v dvorci sc
nalezajici Parizotovi naleze
ljici az do uplynuti roku; mann
lvymlatit a prodat obili; take
|smlm prodat krmny dobytek a
ostatni zvirata, die meho nej-
lepSiho dobrozdani We prosp6ch
Parlzota; ostatn6 jsem oprav-
men takoye opravy We dvorci
Iprovesti, jez "a dobre uznam.
Po skonceni najemneho roku
nam predlozit ucet re sve Gin
nosti. - To jeste neni vse ;
jsem opravnen hned >zavesti v
| Grandvalu takove opravy, jez
IA prospeSne uznam. TAX ma
lpriklad chci koupit pred ,uply-
lnutlm dvou mesicu dvacet
krav, deset koni a ctyfi sta ov-
ci."
Otec Labome pol1rcil rame-
my. "Tedy,' 'pokracoval usmi-
Ivaje Sc, ga diva mesice chceS
koupit dvacet krav, deset koni
a ctyri sta ovci a to vSe dvou
Imesicniho vytezku dvorce?" a
dal Sc do srdecneho smichu.
Klidne vytahl kapsy mia
dix silny balik baml1ovek, sa-
mych tisicovek, a ukazal je OF
ci. "zde jest tricet tisic fran
ku, otce; myslite, re IA tuto
castku necha Sc neco poridit?'
ALE kdo ii ttal ty penize?"
"Notar."
"Tedy prevezmes sprawl
;Idvorce?'
"Ano, otce, nebot' mann k to
Imu dVoji plnomoccnstVi."
"A pax sc snad staneS ma,
ljemnikem Grandvalu?"
"Snad, bude-li novy MATTE
se mnou spokojen.'
~ nerikam nic," mruce
lstary Labome a svesil hlavu.
Matka, ktera mlcky poslou
chala, pristoupila nyni k syno
vi Septala mu: Tails nee,
pred otcem; "a tim vezi neja
Ike tajemstvi. - Nemlzes po
dat urcit6jsi vysvetleni?"
"Priid'te zejtra do Grand
" valu, mila mako, tam yam po
vim vSe.'
> "znaS noveho MATTEL,
Grandvalu?"
"Neznam a jak jsem iiz otc
. pravil, neVim ami jak Sc jme
Inuje."
"Videl isl Dionysii?"
"Ano. objal jsem il q;
vas. Ale zejtra, mila matko
sdellm yam neco, 60 vas pre-
kvapi."
tPokracovani.)
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SAMOHRACf PIANO pou

re jeden rok uzlyan6, stale
$1,000, proda sc z rodinnych
duvodu IA hotov6 velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc V els. 3506 zap. so.
ulice. 11-22
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NAME MA PRODEI n6lzn,

Sub. Bungalo,, vse moderpe "a
fizeno, blize zastavky 10, A.
&. G. LIME, a pehny lot v
Shaker Overlook, ktery Sc w
meni "a m6stsky majetek. Hla-
sic Sc Atlas Finance CO.,
545S Broad,ay. Ptcjte Sc na
Mr.. Rob. Kohouta. 1921
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PROI}A Sc:

ZDE JEST vase priIezitost
koupiti dunn o 8 pokojich $
koupelnou, 2 toilety, fernes, G.
lektrika, plyn, bridlicova sire
cha, dlazdena ulice, blize tri
poulicnich kar, yedle parku.
Cena $4,000, proda-li Sc be
hem tydne, lace - da Sc "a
$4,000. Blizsi sdeli j. f. Ne
iedlik Co., 1t015 Union Ave.
Oba telefony. 11-22
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PRONAJMU, aneb koupim
reznicky obchod. Prihlasky "a
slete pod znackou Box so do
adm. t. listu. 11-21
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HLEDATE DOMOV? Nuze,


zde mate vyber We dvou a jsou
to velike lace jen rychle jed
nat. Dunn 0 6 svet. velmi dobre
zbudovany ma L. 81. ul. u
Hamm Ave. ia $4,000. Druhy
ma 6 syetnic, koupelnu, garaz,
lot AZ pri Ids je ma Hilman
Ave, nedaleko cd Broadway,
hodi Sc pro Velkou rodinu. Ce-
ma $4, 400. Nemate-li hotove,
pujclme YAM. The Atlas Fl
nance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Mr.. Stukbauer, jednatel.
11-19
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PRODA Sc pekne obchodni
misto ma zapadni stran6, budo-
va zd6na, diva obchody, diva
byty, tVrde podlahy, vytapeni
vodou, dvojita garaz, nese ma
jmu $3.50 mesicne. Cena $685.
600. Ma splatky. Haste Sc c.
3545 Fulton rd. Tel. Lincoln
$50. 11-19
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PRIME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma
byt sc stravou. Haste Sc els.
1912 vych. As. ul. BarkwilII
Ave. 11-l9i
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1
znamoval Dionysii, re soucasne
IS pSanim pride on do Pafiae
a snad tam zustane, podari-li
ise mu nalezti nejakeho zamest
mani. Skrze Dionysii mel OF
Ecem prudky vystup, V nemz
Emu fekl, pak-li re setrva ma
lsvem .odporu proti jeho snat-
ku Dionysii, re odjede 2 Min
vile. Matka Labomoya plaka-
la, prosila, ale tvrdohlavy o.
tee nepovolil. V Ninville a
Grandvalu vedelo Sc jiz, re Pa
Irizot a jeho zena byli zatknuti
a We Versailles uv6zn6ni. Take
Ise v6delo, re dvorec preset
pred nedavnem ma jineho ma
ljitele a hadalo sc, co asi ten
novy mattel 5 MIN pocne. Pol
nj prace V Grandvalu nemo-
hla byti odlozena a tedy Sc O.
cekavalo, re novy najemnik co
nejdfive do divorce pride.
Dionysie dala pfecisti psani
sv6ho milence madame Rame-
love a netajila sc tim, re il ta-
TO navSt6va neni priliS who'd ;
5ouGasne tazala Sc Hermiony,
co by mela uciniti.
"Mila Dionysie," odpoved6la
madame Ramelova, "vim, ze
YAM TO neni prav6 who'd, pana
Karla Laboma zde vitati."
"Kez bych mu mohla psati,
aby nyni neprichazel, ale jest
to nemozne, nebot' zajiste jest
uz ma ceste."
"Necht' tedy, Dionysie, pri-
Ijmeme jej zde. Zatim bude "a
hodno, meho otce o tom zpra-
viii. Jdete, Dionysie, a deite
mu psani vaseho milence pre-
cisti."
Dionysie odebrala sc k hra-
lbeti, a sniZ bv co Tekla, iakO
zahanbena, podala mu psani.
"Tak, TAXI pravil hrabe,
kdyz psani precetl, pan Ka-
Irel Labome dovolil 81 opustiti
otce matku; tomu mlademu
Imuzi muslme narovnati hlaVu.
Ale potom iei nesmime pfilis
lpohnevat, nebot' jenom z lasky
k vam dopustil Sc tohoto ukva-
peneho skutku."
"To jest pravda pane hra-
be-" pravila Dionysie, ale
kdyz ieho otec nechce, ably
mne mel rad -
"Ovsem a ia ehci, ably otco1
ska vule vzdy vSude ctena
byla. Ale dobre tax, Dionysie
ien at pan Labome pride. Pre-
mluvim S tim velkym chlap,
Gem a doufam, ze mu jeho pc
staveni vysv6tlim."
Mladik priSel pred poled
mem, prave kdyz sedali ku sto
lu. Mel jen tolik casu, ably oh
ia, Dionysii a nekolik SLOW
nj promluvil, nebot' hned ma tt
vstoupil hrabe a ucmil kone,
vylevum srdce techto dvol
mladych lidicek.
pane karle Labome. pra
: lVil hrabe, ''jezto sleena Dio
nysie Morelova neni to va
sama prijmouti, doufam, re ne
odeprete pohostinstvi, kter
YAM jeji pfatel6 nabidnou, Zvl
vas, byste panu RameloVi j
no panl a hrabeti re Soleur
, prokazal cest snidati S mimi"
Mladik byl vsecek zmaten
| sotva vypravil re sebe nekoli
nesrozumltelnych SLOW. Nikd
8 nezminila Sc Dionysie We svyc
dopisech 0 hrab6ti re Soleur
a on nevedel, jake postaveni {
"a a jeji bratr Il pana mads
me Ramel zaujimali a jak
titulovati.
"Pojd'te pane Labome," pt
- lcraCoval hrabe, "zasednen
: lie stolu.'
Hrabe odesel ven, dav dfiN
Dionysii znameni.
|: @Dionysie," pravil mladi'
.nayad4l iSpm apo. KID
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PRODAJf Sc kuchynska
kamna ma uhli "a $25, jeden
velky kezeny houpak "a SIS,
bila zelezna postel "a $12, e.
lektricka Tampa "a So, lednice
"a S8, a krasny set do jidelny
"a $50. Tez houpaci kun "a
So, Singer sici stroj "a $12
RUNE Jine veci "a leynou cenu.
Haste Sc els. 3411 zap. "A.
ul. 11-21
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joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUzSKEHO

neGne pana Ramela a madame
Ramelovou. - Abych YAM po-
ved6la mnoho malo slovy, v6z-
te tedy, re madame Ramelova
jest dcerou hrabete re Soleure
a Asoukoienkou mGho bratra."
kdy2 karel Labome vstou-
pill do iidelny, byl to ovladati
sv6 pohnuti mysle. Odpovidal
tax, jak umel ma zdvorila slo-
va, jakoz ma vfele Lucianovo
stisknuti ruly.
Ma ysechny pfitomne uciniI
dobry DOZEN.
Kdyz vstali cd tabule, wal
iej hrabe sebou do sv6 pra-
covny, kdez MIN skoro dive
hodiny rozmlouval.
Po veteri byl Dionysin milov
mix Morillonem q Lucianem do
prayen hrabecim voze ma ma
drazi Orleansk6.
q q y EtT.
Otec Labome byl prav6 Y
nejlepSim proudu Sc svou ze-
nou Sc vaditi. Pfedchazejicih
dne netinili rovnez mic jineho.
Dobra matka Karlova plakala
a predhazovala muzi svemu ie
ho zatyr2elost srdce vuci sv6-
mu vlastnimu dit6ti. "Ne, ne,
tax Sc nejedna S vlastnim dite-
tem!" narikala.
proc 81 wal do hlavy, ze 81
vezme "a zenu dGvecku, ktera
vySla z vezeni?"
"Dionysie byla zatknuta o.
mylem. Jest k politovani -
co vytrpela, cini il u mne tim
.zajimavejSi. Jest radnou, roz-
Safnou divkou a delnici, ja-
kych jest malo."
Mona! Ale jest chuda ja'
ko kostelni mys!'
90 jeiim chovani nelze zee
la mic nesluSneho rici. Ma tedy
co nema kazda divka, dobrol
povest'."
"Ale jest pouhou deveckol
bez halere imeni."
"Tu to name, penize, a "a,
penize neb pozemlly, to jest t
lneivySsim, pro ME jineho ne
mas smysl!, Karel ma rad Dio
lnysii, ty by's mohl naSeho je
din6ho syna ucinit St'astnym
ale ncchccs!"
me, neehci nechci!"
"Ty isl otec bez srdce." !"
"At' jsem co isem; miluj
sveho syna1 die meho zpusobu'
''Tomuto zpusobu sv6 dit
milovat nerozumim a nikd.
lneporozumim! UvidiS, re Ka
rel vice domu neprijde!" !"
"Aby ne! Tvuj pan syn ies
blazen, utekl jako t'ulpas! A
ivyhladovi, prileze zp6t, pokor
ne Sc svislyma uSima jake pes
kteremu byl ocas useknut.
"Ty znaS Spatne naseh
chlapce! Take on ma zelezno
hlavu, zrovna iako jeho otec
radeii zaide hlady, nez ably $
tvemu despotismu podrobil!"
"Vzdyt' jest dobre; neehC
nic vice o nem slySeti!'
Matka dala sc opet do pla
&c.
Pojednou otevrely Sc DIVER
a mladik vstoupil do sv6tnict
PAM Labomova vykrillla RI
| dosti. Vrhla sc ma Karla a ol
, jimala no k uduSeni. oh, ~
, lala, "ja ved6la, &c mne sy
muj neopusti!"
/ BLAINE - odkud prich;
zis?' pravil otec prisne.
7 "Z Parlze.'
1 "Hahaha - small Sc stary S
: dlak. "MaS liz Parize dost,
: isl Ease zp6t? IDA Sc, re ii I
: riz pri prazdnem zaludku n
G vonela! Nu, nemluvme vice
tom. Nyni jdi a prevlec Sc, pa
: Sc nasnidame a potom vezm
e kosu a pnjdes sekat jetel."
"Otce," odpoyedel mladl
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PRONAJIME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc dunn Oh svet
nicich, koupelna, plyn, elektri-
ka a stationery tubs. Haste Sc
v els. 3411 Il. So st. 11-21
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PRONAJME Sc byt 0 A po-
kojich koupelnou, fernes.
Haste Sc V els. 3679 vych. 1O8
ul. q Union Ave. 11-21
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

vcrsity community institute have
been In tho field continuously since
January z, and according to reports
received from them by Director Me-
Keen, especially this week, the com
muntty Institute idea. with It's fol-
low-up plan, has hccu received on
Enthusiastically IN many communities
In oklahoma.
Tho 1921 University OF oklahoma
community institute corps of work
crs. who will start their worK at
Cordcll wednesday night, viii iu-
cludc. Director Mckoon. Governor
NJ. q. Rrunhruugh, com munity ox-
pert, u. II. Twitchcll, community
singing recreation expert; Mss
Mabel T.. Smith. community nurse
and school child welfare worker.
w. IL. Liudholm. business advisor.
Dr Anna l.. lirown from the bureau
OF social service ~ the V. W. e. \,
and Mrs. ora Lightncr Frost. prcsi
dent Of the oklahoma Federation OF
Music clubs.
Oklahoma communities that have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
HEAD COMMUNITY
INSTITUTE WORK
Chicago Man Engaged to
Act as Advisor to Farm
erS and Merchants

Special TO The World
NORMAN. Jan. iG.---Bccausc OF
depressed financial conditions cNis,
Ing throughout the state the tniNer-
sity of oklahoma community insti-
tutc has Just secured the services Of
W. ~. iindhnlm, Chicago, who VIII
act as business advisor to aid mcr-
chants farmers and other business
men In the 10 communities that tho
institute will visit. according 10
Harry Il. Mcl<ccu. director The
first OF the l6 institutes viii open
Wednesday night January ~. at
Cordoll, lasting until saturday.
After receiving many reports from
various representative that have
visited communities In all sections uf
the state. Director MCkccn dc
cided that the greatest need
among all business circles OF Okla
homa AT the present timc was for
an experienced business advisor. lie
had known OF Mr.. Liudhvm's sue
cess In other states In aiding bust
ness men and Immediately set about
tn secure hts services for the 10
oklahoma communities. wire
from Chicago this week assured bl-
rector Mckcon that l.indholm would
tn community throughout the state
during the next two months with
the University of Oklahoma com
munity institute team
Representatives of the state uni.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
MARRIES GIRL TO
ACT AS PROTECTOR

Phil Wcyman. In his love for
Josephine Adare and his exalted
faith in her. accepted her as his
wife in name only, going through a
marriage ceremony In order that nc
might be with her and guard her
against the dangers by which she
was threatened. She had told him
that IA secret she might not disclose
to him prevented, her from becoming
really his wife.
The story is told In Gods Coun-
try and the Woman" by James
Oliver Curwood. visualized by Vita
graph. with william Duncan In the
role of Philip. This picture Is shcw-
ing at the Lyric theatcr today and
'tomOrrow.---Advt