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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
dix slsGne Dc Rhode LIST cd Jon

dix slsSus DE- Rhode LIST cd Jou
hsrtA.
Kdyz Tereza ma rozkaz sve
PAM list rozpecetila, vypadly z
neho dive tisicovky a listek, na
nGmz stala nasledujici sloya:
"Vazena slecno! DIE dmluvy
nasi dovoluji 81 YAM zaslati diva
tisice frankG, a prosim co nej-
uctiveji, abyste mne i ma dale
povazovala "a sveho pokladni-
ka.
Doufejte a bud'te zmuzilou.
Ultra baaa pekraGovat We SVEN
patranf. Al do dns, kdy buds
mi pof&no prinSsti YAM dobr6
pzravy, trvam v neobmezene
lcte Yam oddany
Placide Joubert":
"Jedna Sc mnou jake pravy
kavalir", septala slepa, "jen
proc mne ten vyslanec z domu
nalezencu pred MIN varoval?"
= r. 4
Bonichon vessel zitrejsiho dine
Sc zakabonenou tvari do kance
lare sveho pana a vypratel mu
O nezdarene vyprave do Bon
neuilu.
"Co nyni?' ptal sc mrzute
Jacquiera.
"Nesmime sc DAFT hned "a
strasiti, musime hledati Marii
Janu".
"Ono Sc Tekne! Jak to vsak
uciniti?"
"Pradlena pravila, re svud-
ny lodnik byval nejcasteji Vi
dan We Varenne Saint Hilaire.
Lide zahledli jej tam zajiste S
tou divkou - bezpochyby jej
znaji. Lod'ari mivaji ma brehu
zvlastni sve krcmy, kde Sc nej-
radeji schazivaji = tam "a
cneme hledati, q vsadim hlayu,
re priideme MARI Jane ma sto-
pu. ,Nejsme veru hloupejsi nez
policie, coz ovsem neni velkou
zasluhou! VzhGru, Bonichone !
Dokazte jeSte iednou svoji do
vednostt Spechejte do Warren
mel"
Nahonci Jacquiernv touto
duverou znovu osvezen mel sc
opet chute k cinu.
Joubert vyjel hned casne ra-
no zvlaStnim povozem z Parize
g bylo sotva deset hodin, kdyz
vystoupil v Bonneuilu z koca-
ru.
SEQ Sc asi DOWN, mumlal,
stole pred kramcm pradleni-
nym. "Je-li tato Marie Jana
pravou Janou Marii a mali me
dale, jez byla Il ditete naleze-
ma, tri prohlubeniny, jest Wy
loucena kazda pochybnost'.
Delnice zamestnane V krame
PAM Ligierove sotva utajily
smich, kdyz uvidely vchazeti
pfiserne oskliveho pana.
Pradlena, ktera sc cd vcerej
siho leknuti, jez zpdsobil il 30
nichon, jeste nebyla uplne
~vzpamatovala, zhrozila Sc my
slenky, co asi ohyzdny ten pan
Dude cd nj chtiti -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07

kde jest Marie Jana a sdelte
mi to - jmenuji Sc Blondel,
jsem inspektorem a bydlim v
ulici Clignancourt cislo 49,.
~ vsech certu! Nam to
smulu!" mumlal Bonichon
nlrzute cestou k hospode. "Jiz
jsem myslel, re mann vrabce v
kapse, a frnk! ptacek mi ule-
tel, a slfbena odmena S MIN!
Hledati v PaTizi, lodnika apra-
dlenu bylo by asi tolik, jake
hledati jehlu V otepi sena! O.
picak z ulice G~eoffroy Marie
pfizene Sc Ultra k p~radlene,
hude delati hrozny ramus, sde-
Il vse fediteli = policie Dude
patrati pc panence "a pax do
brou noe - konec muziky!"
Bonichon bydlel skutecne v
ulici Clignancourt, a domov-
mix, dobry jeho pritel, prijimal
listy, jez mu dochazely pod "a
dresou "Blondel".
lacquer, ienz ST zapamato-
val velmi dobfe, re stale V Jou
bertove zapisniku: "Hledati
dceru .slecny de Rhode, uznal
ga vhodno seznamiti Sc S mat
kou hledane dedicky; odebral
Sc tedy bez meskani do ulice
Saint Honore a zazvonil u bytu
slepe. ?
Tereze, jez pfiSla nu otevri-
ii, zalibil Sc hned ma prvni po-
HE'D. i
Rad bych promluvil Sc slec-
nou de Rhode, pravil, me
,isem il Size osobne IMAM, isem
vsak poslan cd pana reditele z
nalezince''.
"Jde tn snad o jeji dceru?"
ptala Sc v6rna Tereza S zivym
ucastenstvim.
"Uhodla iste".
"Jen ST p~ovazte, draha slec-
no., pravila Tereza, uvadejic
prichoziho Ike sve PAM, "zde
prichazi nejaky pan 2 domu ma
lezencu".
"PrinaSlte mi Zpravy O mem
Glteti, pane, vlte, kde jest?"
"Doufam urcite, re patrani
pc mlade divce povede reditel-
stvo k iistemu vysledku -"
"kdyz neprinaSite urcite
zpraVy, proc vlastne Ike mne
piichazlte?" ptala Sc slepa,
skiamana We svc nad6ji.
"Pochopuii velmi dobre vaSi
netrpelivost, madame, pravil
lacquer S n6znym prizvukem.
"Jen jeste male strpeni a Dude
konec vsemu trapeni".
"Dejz to buh!" vzdychla 81
slepa. Pan Joubert, jenz Sc
mne tax velkoduSne ujal, Wy
pravel YAM zajiste o cele te Ia
lezitOsti? -"
"Ano, madame, pan Joubert
~pfedstavil Sc rediteli jake vas
plnomocnik, a proto nevahali
isme ami okamzik a spojill
jsme Sc $ MIN. Chytrost Placi-
da Jouherta jest chvalne Una
ma, dodal lacquer S podlv-
nym usmevem, "neziStnost ne
nj vSak hlavni ieho ctnosti. Je-
ii pravda, re YAM ma v%yhledatl
netoliko dceru. nybrz i znacnf
.jmeni, musila jste mu zaJistt
Slibiti z~nacnou odmenu".
"Ma dcera ma debit pc SVEN
stryci diva a pill milionu - il
mann dozivotn6 uzivati ducho-
dy tohoto jm6ni a dcera ma
brati rocn6 5000 franku. Musi.
me ST vsak pospisiti, abychon
nash moi dceru; nebude-li zde
me dite, nez vyprsi zakonem
ustanovena lhuta, a nezaplatl.
Ii sc dedicny poplatek, pripad.
he cele jm6ni mestu Alziru, "a
Sest mesicG must byti vse V pc.
Tadku. Pan Joubert zajiste vse.
mozne Sc pficini, ably nasel !
cas- me dite a ably 81 zlskal sill
benou odmenu".
fsr/ Il. - 49,, .l,.. xt ~. i,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
FREIcHTRATER REMEDIES

CORPORATION COMMISSIONER HUGH II. WILLIAMS, in reply
inp "a the proies, Of Col q. Il. Breeze. president of the Chamber
" "a commerce. a,oa ts Jmas Interstate freight rate increase VI
feenng AlbuqnerqnerC oasfli shipments points out the lack Of
panrr az she corporation commission to suspend such increase. pend.
inR investigation. Thai there is sneh a lack Of power is well known.
r. Is an unfortunate lack Of power and one that should be remedied
~ quickly as possible. The remedy, In part ct least, lies in the pend
ing constitutional amendment upon which the people will vote on
September 20 and which, if adopted, win give 10 the corporation
commission power to place the burden Of proof upon the carrier when
an Increase IN freight rates Is sought.
Ia the meantime aboni all that the state corporation commission
can DO in connection with freight rate advance. is 10 serve ms a sort
Of official agency for publicity, through which the people may be in
formed u what IS being dome 10 them in The matter Of freight rate
increases
There is not much that the public can do in the way Of opposing
freight rate advances. further than 90 protest against them, under
the almost unlimited power vested ia the interstate commere, com
mission. That power, however, will eventually remedy the conci
sions. and the public should have every opportunity to exercise il.
The basis Of Colonel Breeces protest, as we understand it, was
thar the people Of The territory affected by the june increase in rates
in Santa Fe eoasfljnes territory, were not informed Of the proposed
increase and had no opportunity to protest or TO seek a remedy
either through the corporation commission or under the transporta-
ton act. The protest pointed out that the state corporation commits
sin did not notify the people that the advance was to go into effect.
II would be interesting TO know il such public notre was given
10 the people by the state corporation commission; and IL not, why
not.
The state corporation commission, or its chairman, Mr.. Williams,
has dome lis bet, we believe, to perform all the public service per
mitied 10 it under The law. With the restrictions upon il, we believe
L has done well. Ir the only way in which II can fnnetion'n a mat.
ter Of this kind is 10 keep the people informed, IL should perform that
function fully. and should not be discouraged by lack of power to do
anything thereafter. 1t would thus encourage public confidence in
its ability tofuncton more widely and to exercise broader powers Of
regulation a confidence which would certainly encourage support for
the proposed constitutional amendment, the adoption of which il a
step Ia the direction which the people Of New Mexico desire TO 90,
and whence they must go in behalf Of their own interests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

tehdent; Miss Edlth uorhy. dencon-
rsm Miss benuic Way. deacohess.
Sunday nchooA a;tb n. M.
Morning Sermon, ~ n. NJ.
Epworfh league, : y. m.
Eveninr sermon \ ~. M.
The pastors sermon topic for Gun
day mornig> sermon win be The
pIe.cminent Cjirist."
Morning music. Anthem, "Reioicc
~ .ae l-css n0tchnHU. pnurtory
solo. Tin n Pilgrim tJohnsonl
Miss Cieda Bass.
Tuesday niahc The phiiip nibie
cInaa Will hold their regular monthly
-rut isuck supper Tuesday evening.
July 10. NJ the home OF the class
president, Mrs C%oiston. CIV North
1hlrternth street Everyone W. asked
to brlhE some eats ana the necessary
implements FOR dcVomfng the same.
"Wednesday night The Mid-weeii
meeting for prayer and praise will he
held "Wednesday evening at ) O'clock.
AZ this tiuir we beEin the study Of
paurs Letter To the Philippines. This
h q fneeiing full Of the deepest In
teI'cst and spirit. Everybody most
welcome.
Thursday afternoon; The w. H. y
" M. societies viii meet on Thurnday
afternoon OF this week at ! y IA. AT
the homc OF Mrs Dunsworth, across
the river. 1hosr going ON street ears
viii he met with autos. Everybody
welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
rnl,nH cTsrONERs.

Someone asked r. W. Thomas us
famnna humosiat, how TO get ~" "
crickets. and hia reply wpHi
The hest way 10 eet ria OF 49,
cts H. a. foliavs. eecnre Two hln'N'
OF wood. Spanish mahogany Tor pref
ercnce. meaniring about nlne by ionl
|a,v thrsr and ~one-quaftef Inches.
Iavoid confusion M OF these sh"u'N
~. labeled \ aaa ;hs ether y . ~"'
other letter that comes "a mimi A.
"The method of procedure y"
place the rrickct on block ~ eau wv
attention To- some distant object anu
when hp ian't hooking brine BLOCK y
down smartiy on his back,
Mind. { take no responsibility, M
owing To- the shortage of Spanish ma
hugnny | have been unable To pht VIZ
scheme To thu tcst. But u sounds
good and n II doesn't actually XIV
the cricket. II will probably annoy
him 10 mitch that he will leave "a"
nelFhbarhood immediately"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
FirsI ConFrcgnIlonaI church.

tCorncr Coal and South Broadway
Harold $. Davidson. Pm. H., min
lister; residence. 6gG south Walter.
sunday school at g;Ni. Assistant
Superintendent A.. Grimith In charge.
Morning service At II subject OF
sermon. The Lurv % the Desert
Mr j. c. Gould will sing.
Evening service conducted by tn.
&. H.. society At : O'Clock sharp. Sub,
ject. Judging Unkindly'' tMatt al
-. leader. Lawrence Philbrick. The
pastor Will speak.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

pound advertised and had heard several
women talk Of Il, 81 mother got me
some. This Vegetable Compound Is
wonderful and Il helped mo very much.
so that during my periods am not now
sick or drowsy. have told many girls
about your medicine and would b. glad
TO help anyone who Is troubled with
similar ailments. You may use my tes-
timonial as you like, STELLA LINK
wiLER,6 Second St, Evansville ldiana.
Some girls lead lives of luxus;, while
others to'l for their livelihood. but all
IRE subject To the same physical laws
and suffer in proportion to their viola
ton. When such symptoms develop as
Irregularities. headaches. b~ackaches,
bearing-down sensations and the
blues, y girls should profit by Miss LinS-
wiler's experience and give Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound \ trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

CORNER Fifth and Silvcfl
~ A. Cooper and g.. u. Mrkr -,
pastors.
sii5 ~. m. Sunday school.
~ q. NJ. Morning worship. Ser
mon subject. Seeing Spiritually. p
Vocal solo by George Gcnko.
ESQ y. m, christian k.ud.ayor.
No evening service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
CcmraI A,rnnc McthodIst CImrch.

W. \. N~andcrpOnl. pasior. pastor.
Sunday school, oitb a. M.
Preaching at n o'clock. subject
What the church owes to Aibuquer-
que and What Albuquerque owes a.
the Church"
ThNre viii be no evening service in
the church but the regular younr
peoples meeting viii bee held nt :
o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
NEW WAR DEVICE

SMALL-SCALE model Of new gun has been tested in New York
u which Is 50 revolutionary in conception that its possibilities as an
instrument OF warfare stagger the imagination. Its inventor
ehms for it that IL will shoot a fveton shell from 200 to 300 miles.
Its muzzhe velocity is from one to five miles a second. II Il smoke
less, practically noiseless and there is no reeol from the discharge
Artillery experts who Witnessed the ties. and listened 10 the inventors
explanation of the principles involved were not only amazed but con
WINGED.
a German has invented a heleopter which, according TO experts
who have studied il and watched il perform, will revolunonize avia-
ton IL develops q speed of over 800 miles am hour, can ascend and
descend vertically, can remain stationary in the air and cpnnot fall.
The news which trickles through from time TO time about what
the chemistry experts are doing in the development of lethal gases
makes the flesh fairly creep.
II we give our imagnations a little play and consider what the
character Of the next war will be we will probably come 10 the con
cusiou that unless the worlds statesmen are plumb crazy they will
find a way 10 make another war impossible.
--o
New York seems worried by her Hylan fling.
--a
The new tariff protects milk. Infant Industry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

several flOnttd WIN
periods.
Every month my
back would ache and
\ always had a cold
and felt drowsy and
|Hleepy. | work In "a
millinery shop and |
went TO work every
day, but felt stupid
and would have such
cramps ! had seen
Lydia T. Pinkham 4
Vanafahla Cam
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Emmanuel I,angcltcai Lutheran
Church.

tCotner uf Cold Avenue M Arno
StrectD
carl Schm.dL pastor. rrsideHc"
zoe South Arup street.
SUNDAY school a;i6 q. nj.
Services IN the German language.
s:4b q. N.
Services in the English language
n a. IN.
In both these services the subject
Of tho sermon will be-, Ties u Blood
la the Kingdom Of God"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
nroadwax chrIstlan ,hnrch.

tcorncr broadway and Gold.t
Willard A. Guy, minister, rs
South Walter, phone 1sfl-W.
y:f5 q. m, Worship.
1O1b y. m, Bible study period.
1875 a m. ENprcssionRl period.
mas a. m. Lords supper.
II so a. m. Special music aud SER
mon. sermon topic; The Salt NJ the
Earth"
No evening aorvice on ccoun OF
Chnttauqua.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
tCorncr Third and Lead Avenuc)
George T., Kitchen. Pastor, D.. A.
purtorficld, SUNDAY school Huperln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

Meets every Sunday at Moose
hall: afternoon, 3 o'clock: evening,
7:45 o'clock: Wednesday evening
7:fb O'Clock.
Praise and testimony. Friday eve-
ming 7:45 o'clock. study OF the
Finished Mystery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

tCorner Forrrstcr and Slate)
T.. /. Gaines. pastor. tcsldvnve, 30
Mcrt frut vcn
SUNDAY school pssh a ID.
Preaching. II a. ~. aud \ ,. m.
Y y. 8. : .. m.
Prayei meeting "Wednesday, 40
.. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

Woman'a club building. 6ls West
Gold avenue.
Sunday services at II a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 5 o'clock.
sunday school at 9:fb a. m. for
children ~ TO the axe OF 20 years.
The reading room. room y, Mellni
building. 4l2h West Central emu
is open daily except Sundays and hol-
days. from 2.3O to 5;3O y. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

Z o. m. open air service In front
OF church. lf yVu have IA musical in
strumcnt. bring II along and help rs
" the keeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
-. pnul'- InsIth lutheran Church

" NV FAaAN ANNA sAANfNHI
Arthur NJ. knudscn. pastor.
9:i5 a. m, sunday school. We
welcome an ages a W. kraemer,
suTcrintcudcnt.
~ "a. m. Morning worship. tn.
pastor win give the last OF the scric,
of sermons on The silence of God
Chester Byrne will sing, CrucifiNus
10y Fnurr.
G.s0 D. ~. Christian Endeavoi
meeting. Topic, Judging Tnkindiy.'
Leader. Arthur Christensen.
4 %. m. Evening worship. Sermon
bN the pastor un Christ la Society
Special music.
Thp services Of the church are
helpful Try them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

NJ y. Church tspanishl Old Town
(M,st Centrrl-Oppositc c~ourthuuseD
7. Ogiiyie. pastor. parsonage. 2l1O
South SiNths phone, 2is-J.
30 q. M Sunday school. j. W.
SartisteNan. superintendent.
II a. m. preaching.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
First Baptist Church.

CCorncr broadway aud Lead Ave)
ThumaH o. Harvey. pastor resi-
doncc, 142U East Gold avenue. phnn"
l9lS-M.
Public worship al ~ q. ~. and =
D.. M. Dr W ID. Powell ~ Louisville.
Ky. viii preach at both our
Bible school. 9:i6 a. m. n. T.
Mnllcry. superintendent Mems class
meets in Public Library building.
Junior ana senior unions Z o. en-.
Muntczuma assembly at Las Vegas
starts on Wednesday.
Wednesday evening pr. Arch g.
Cree, one OF the assembly speakers
viii preach ln Albuquerque on Wed
u"sdHy evening \ reception Will BE-
given all the new members received
into the church during an" past ycai
ut that time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

VI. T.. Church SPANISH Barclns.
Bnrelas ruad-nrnr bridge,
Ofllvie. pastor.
z 30 D. m, Evangollstic service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
YOUNG GIRL
FINDS RELIEF
Wants to Tell Other Girls
All About Il

Evansville, Ind am eighteen
years old and have been bothered Tot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Ifnmacnlate Conception Church
(.fcsnit fntbcrs1

sodalIty mass. Z o'clock.
Childron's mass. $3.50 o'clock.
High mass and sermon. 10 o'clock.
vespers and benediction. 7:s0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

y. ". Pine and X. a. Talley. elders
The Church OF Christ meets each
Lori's day at the odd Fellows hall
On South Second street, between Sli-
Yer ana Lead avenues. on east 10 OF
street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

m HE meanesi man in the world lives in Chicago. It's TOO bad tha,
il cant be said he LIVED in Chicago. lie ought not to be alive
. anywhere, not even in Chicago.
This was his wife's testimony at the divorce trial in which she
was the plaintiff.
Last winter we were down to our last 20 cents; no coal in the
house and no food for the children. My husband took the 20 cents
10 buy a little food and enough coal TO cook it with. lie came home
drunk without amy coal or food When asked him what he had
done with the money, he knocked me down with a poker"
The court granted the divorce, but unfortunately could not SEN
tence the man 10 death.
The eternal tryangle Father, Il worin, aud another fish.
II elohes make the woman. many women are only half done.
n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

Democrats fear the new tariff will make them all ex ports.
Another dining The sun never sets ON is British troubles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
SPEED

rORTY-ONE divorces were granted in New York the other day, at
l. the rate Of four an hour The applicants filled out standardized
. questionnaires and each ease wAs disposed of with maehne-ike
precision.
The business Of home-wrecking is modernized aud simplificd by
the new method. II has the speed. Quick marriages Quick divorces
The deyns in a hurry.
Cheer up, mother. Less than three months before school starts
Auto spooners. too should be- compelled TO disarm.
Many famous joint debates are held in butcher shops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

~. Johns Cathedral tEpiscupnlD
Corner West SILVER and south
Fourth sfrcetJ
Services FOR an sunday after Trim
.ity
sunday school at g.f5 %. m.
Morning prayers az II a. m. con
Quoted by Law reader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

New York seems worried by her Hylan fling.
The new tariff protects milk. Infant indmstryi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-06
IAN ADEQUATE WATER SUPPLY

Painters and carpenters who at wsrk repairing and
renovang the court house unearhed an old issuef The
of December TO- 1911 which reveals the fact that
Ardmore facing the crisis then that has faced
several times since the most epochbeng last season
when water low in the city lake that the city was
threatened with famine.
d. H. Dawson the mayor of the city at that time and
caused the following notice to be published on that date
calling for meeting. The notice follows:
Mass Meeting
Pursuant order of the Board of Commissioners of
the City of Ardmore passed Tuesday night December 5th
mass meeting of the citizens of Ardmore is hereby called to
at Assembly Hall at the County Court House at 1880
D. m Monday December 11h to consider the question of
procuring additional water supply for the City of Ardmore
"Water in the city lake is lower than in its
history being about three months supply on hand
'The city has available money hand to meet the
II the duty of the board of commissioners to
acouant the citizens of the city with the true condition and
osk advice and help in the matter.
II "All persons interested in this most important matter
are earnestly requested to attend this meeting.
ID. II. DAWSON, Mayor"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-06
RETIRING CABINET
TENDERS TOUCHING
TOKEN OF ESTEEM
TO EX-PRESDENT
FAREWELL MESSAGE ASSURES
RETIRING EXECUTIVE OF HIGH
REGARD OF MEMBERS HIS
OFFICIAL FAMILY

Washington, March 5.-Word came
today from the home Of Woodrow
Wilson that the former president ap-
parently suffered no i'll effects from
his trip yesterday to the capitol and
busted himself about his new home,
directing the hanging OF pictures and
the arrangement of furniture.
Mr.. Wilson received a letter today
from the retiring members Of his cabi'
net, telling him how great place he
occupied in their honor, love and es-
TEEN.
1.-THE final moments Of the cabinet
s,n Tuesday" said the letter, found
US quite unable to express the poig
nant feelings with which we realized
that the hour OF leave-taking and Of
ficial dispersal had arrived.
"Wll you permit us to- say to you
now, and as simply as' We can. how
great place you occupy in our honor
love and esteem?
I'VE have seen you in times of mo
mentous crisises. We have seen YOU
uncomplaining toll under the heavy
and unremitting burdens OF the presi
dency. We have had the inestimabl'
privilege Of sharing some OF YOU
labors. At all times you have beer
to us our ideal of courageous. higl
minded. modest gentleman, a patriots
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