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New Britain herald., 1921-04-19

In detailing the composition of the alleged banking combine in control Of the railroads. the report said that the Vanderbilt directorships were not included. It said that among the 12 banks, the Guaranty Trust company held the largest number of railroad dfrectorships with 90, while the Ma tional City bank had AS.
 Big Men In Control.
 The report covered again tho state ments made earlier in the present hearing by Mr. B. M. Jewell, for tho employees. that 9 well known rail- road directorships, in 1920, on 99 Class One roads, covering S2 per cent. of the country's steam transportation. Naming these men again, tine report said that a number of them belong to the inner banking circle cantering around the House of Morgan and the National City bank
 Basic raw materials were divided by the report into two classes, Agri- ucts. The effect of the fall of the agricultural class, the re- port asserted, had been to spread loss among farmers and to af- ford an excuse for sharp reduction in wages, and finally to cause a tenn porary manufacturing depression. IT mineral raw materials had fallen, the report declared, industry would have been stimulated. It declared that the financial combine" controlled the production of mineral raw materials. Steel, cement and coal were specific ally mentioned, as among the mineral materials. The report charged that "the combine is holding up the prices of steel and other railway supplies x-ioxx nf pression and then persuading the pub lic that the railways cannot agree with the equipment companies over prices' s
New Britain herald., 1921-04-19

Dispatch and Trans. Co.,, East Ro- chester, x. Y.
 MT. Lauck here named companies repairing cars for railroads, which he said had been hiring car repair me chanics whom the railroads laid off. Tie gave names of some of the work men and dates of their transfers.
 The report charged that the roads new policy is to subcontract in order to remove from government control
 many of'their men. Numerous repair companies, many of them said to be new concerns, were named as taking over railroad repairs. These includ- ed:.
 Hornell Repair and Construction company, Hornell. N. T., Erie work
 Buffalo Steel Car Corporation, work for eight railroads. including the Pennsylvania and the Wabash.
 Manitowoc Shipbuilding company.
 Several small shipyards
 Burnham Car Repair conpany, work of the Indiana Harbor Belt line.
 Stems Strembel company, capital ized at $600, ,00o, at St. Paul.
 Empire Car company at Kankakee, III.
 Phoenix Transit company, whose president the report declared was the son of President F. D. Underwood of the Erie Railroad" The report said that this company received the Erio's harbor work
 The report charged that the R. B. Owens Construction company. main taining tracks between Hornell, N. Y, and Jersey City took over an office force which consisted of all the off, cers and clerks the Erie had on the nrE cent to the payrolls as overhead ex- pense and Mir. G. B. Owens is report ed to have cleaned up s12,O0O month for period of one year. When there appeared to be probability of an investigation the contract was abol- fshed.''
 Quotes Figures As Proof.
 Figures were presented which Mir. Lauck said showed that the total ex- cess cost of equipment repairs made under contract by outside concerns has been sufficient to have paid all the shop employees laid off throughout the. country for full time work. It was charged that the average price by Baldwin Locomotive was approximately four times the cost of similar work done in rail- road shops. This was for a specific ilSl VI iSpdiI yoDS III 1920. The report here. however es- timated that if all the locomotive re- pair work in the country were done by outside concerns the cost of the railroads would be about doubled. 1t gave the present national locomo- tive repair bill as little more than s500, 100000. It charged that many large repair concerns added 90 to l25 per cent to the labor costs for overhead. The concerns adding the high overhead were alleged to belong 10 the railroad combine through directors.
 The report alleged that the New York Central paid the Merchants Dis patch and Transportation company of N. Y., an average of s137 for repairs for labor per car which actually cost the Merchants company s61 car in November. 1920. Tables of figures were presented giving ai- legged repair jobs car by car. This repair company the report said was distinctly a New York Central con- cern." adding that President Smith of the New York Central was until re- gently president of this company. when he resigned in favor of his son.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Was 4 suceess

over one hundred were present
at the Fairmont Country club last
evening for the tournament held
under the direction OF the Nation.
al Whist club as a benefit for the
American committee for Devastat-
ed France. The tables were ar.
ranged about the great hall and 2
number of interesting games Of
bridge were played. The Par auc
ton cards were used for the first
time here. Quite a nice sum OF
money was realized which will be
forwarded by the local committee
to the National organization. Mrs.
George DeBolt Is the state chair.
mar and the local committee was
composed of the following: Mrs.
Waitman H. Conway, chairman;
Mrs. Osman E.. Swartz, Mrs.
edwin Forrest Hartley, Mrs.
James T. Eastman, Mrs. Kenna
CLARK Mrs. Frank R. Lyon, Miss
Nina SimonNM Mrs. John W. Ma
sou Mrs. F. J.. Patton, Miss Wiz
ginia Lee Fleming. Sixteen cities
in West Virginia are having the
national bridge tournament In the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
SINGERS.

The Community Choir" a musl!
cal aggregation composed OF local
colored folk, will give a sing at the
First Baptist church on Tuesday
evening, December G, under the d.
rection OF the Women's Auxiliary
OF the Baptist church. No admis.
sion will be charged but a silver
Offering Will be taken the proceeds
to be equally divided between the
auxiliary OF the church and the
choir. the latter's part to 90 to give
Christmas cheer to a number of
needy colored children OF the city.
The Community choir is said to be
a fine musical aggregation and they
will present a fine program. The
public is invited to attend the con-
cert on Tuesday evening Of next
week
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02

Sery One Of 80 Students
Get BIZ With Good
Grades

HoRaAATowN, Dec. Pit is
that the mining engln-
department Of West vir-
CniyeFSity IL coming quickly
u 'front.' and II has now reach
point where sons OF operators
desire to have their sons
rAnedsin mining engineering Will
submit West Virginia for Cornell
md other universities and col
Not mining man who took the
sHe1t mining course at West Nlr-
4nto Bmyersity last summer fall
sdtofbass eae examinations at that
nstttution on July 80 and Slst.
phere were III mining men
al ssed the examination and 80 Of
tin number were students at the
atnfnef mining school, not a sin
failure having been chalkea
Eighty OF the 140 OF the stu-
dents took the examinations. Chief
tAe Department Of Mines LSS1-
l6ie recently made the announce
msnt
That not a man tailed in 1920
q t921 who had been enrolled in
the summer mining school be-
speaks highly of Prof. A. c. CaIlcn
add%his department.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
PERSONALS

Mrs. NJ. L. Sturm is up from
Morgantown for a visit Of a few
days.
Mrs. Frank Follansbee, OF Grant
Town. was a visitor IN this city yes
terday.
Mrs. Sidney Wright left today
for C~larksdale, Miss, where she
will spend a few days with relattveR
She will be accompanied home By
her mother, Mrs. S. W. Wright
H. B. Rich, OF Washington. D. C.,
is the guest OF his sister. Mrs. "
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
M0NONGAH
irwin pauohten

The stork visited the home Of Dr..
and Mrs. L. S. Smith wednesday
night bringing them twin baby
daughters which makes the third
set Of twins born here IN the past
four months. The first were twin
boys born in July to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mort, only one Of which is
no wltying. The second set was a
boy and girl born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Spragg. A number OF
friends Of DR.. and Mrs. Smith have
suggested names for the twins but
have been as yet accepted.
Mrs. Smith and babies are DOING
nicely.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Heinz Goods

y gal. Vinegar, Heinz .t........5ee
/ at. Vinegar, Heinz. 1900. .32c
/ pit. Vinegar. Heinz......,.....,1 sc
] Gal. White House Vinegar. .7sc
y gal. White House Vinegar. .4oc
/ ct. White House Vlnegar.......23e
Largo Size Heinz Ketchup.......2se
Medium size Heinz Ketchup. 1se
Large size Heinz Peanut Butter .27e
Medium size Heinz Peanut Butter 17c
Planters Peanut Butter, / Id. net. 23c
Heinz Mustard 12c
Heinz Stuffed Olives. s oz........3 soc
Hoinz largo Baked Beans 23e
TTeinz medium Baked Beans. , . 14o
Heinz small Baked Beans. $500. Toe
Heinz Pakod Red Kidney Beans 15e
Heinz Large SnaRhetti. ..........2 sc
Heinz Medium Spaghetti. ........ 15c
Heinz Small Spn Zhctti. ..........f2
Heinz Medium Tomnto Soup......17c
Heinz Small Tomato Soup. .......1fe
Heinz 2 Id. Jar Apple Butter. /. 45e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02

Mesdames C1YdesRason and John
,Eeiytng we're shopping ID Fatrmont
yesterday
Miss Airline LeeSon, who is the
most popular bride-to-bs in the
state today was calling on her
friends here yesterday. Plans are
being made TO give Miss Leeson q
shower BY her friends here some
time next week.
The man who got drunk here
wednesday evening and fell in the
river says nothing beats cold waite:
to sober a man up.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02

Mrs. Nettie Anthony was attend
ing the bgzaar and turkey dinner at
the Presbyterian church in Fair
mont yesterday.
Grover Cochran and son, Lyndon.
were doing some Christmas shop
ping in Fairmont yesterday.
M. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart have
named their new baby boy Glenn,
Jr.
Not less than 90 members Of tho
Pythian Sister lodge members have
arranged IN attend the district con.
ventIon Of Pythian Sisters which
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02


Hg RiSms hec home
III street
BEVgtntars Of Charleston
Be- aSsoctRtedf With the Vest VIZ
tgtna Public Service Commission
who he'd spent several days here
on business. has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Freda McGinnis and dsugh.
ter, Betty Alice, OF FaIrchAnce. Pa,
are guests at the home Of AR. and
Mrs. L. F. Laughery, In Maryland
avenue. :
Mrs. ]. B. Crowl, who left last
week for st. Petersburg, Fla, was
taken very seriously Ill upon her
arrival there end remains very Ill
at this time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Canned Vegetables

Mozart Beets, No. 3 can.......-.fee
Del Monte Deets. No. . Can......23e
Takoma Boots, No. 3 can........ 15e
Del Monte Sweet Potatoes. .2se
Golden Crown Sweet Potatoes. zoe
SUPERIOR Pumpkin .....,.....-.lo
Logan Lima Beans
Van Camps Hominy. ............14e
SiiTNr Fleece Kraut. ............t5
Crown OF Delaware Tomatoes. 1se
Del Monte Tomatoes, No. . can...f5e
WebsterB Best Tomatoes No. .
can .......... $500. .12Lzc
Del Monte Sugar Corn. :......... .1se
LIVER Green Sugar Corn. .".......f4e
- ~cer Shoe Peg Corn.......... lac
Ma'ne style Sugar Corn. .12Ne
ra! Monte Sugar Peas. .......-..2oc
.........1':
Logan Early June Peas..,.......t7o
True Blue stringloss Beans. 14e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
coRoNER,s D

A corouer's jury today rendered
a verdict that ]. H. Browand. well
known iron worker OF the city who
died suddenly at his home in Jack
son street recently, came TO his
death by drinking an excessive
quantity of a preparation common
Is known as Alec Rub, the true ma
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Cooking Fats
SYups

10 Id. Red Knro Syrup. 55e
10 fb. Blue Karo Syrup.....m....4e e
8 lb. Red Karo Syrup. .3Se
IA Hl.n Karo Syrup. ........ .29c
2S lb. Red Karo Syrup..........1ee
III ID. Rcd Karo Syrup ...u.....1 Ire
III III. Blue Karo Syrup......s..1oe
[ Ib. 2 OF. Domino Syrup. Use
Green Karo with Pure Maple. -2oe
Medium size Log Cabin Maple
Syrup 6se
Duffs Molassss per can.....,,...-22e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
xmAs PACKAGES.

The local postQtfice Is already re
.csiyinE Christmas packages. An
additional force will be put on &C
once TO take a of tho increased
.Snsiness. due to the holiday season,
Parsons desiring TO mail Christ
mas packages abroad must mall
them 81 the local postoffice in time
Tor them TO reach New York by De
cember 8.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Mnnonnnh Rand

The Monongah band was granted
by the different lodges here the
use OF the banquet hall two eve
nings out Of each week which will
mean more band music IN our town.
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o'clock

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the
United Brethren church will hold
an exchange and bazaar in the
City Market on Fairmont avenue
on Tuesday morning. December 6.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Cured Meats

Scbenk's Good Will Hams, per Id Csc
Schenks Skinned Hams, per ID. .23e
Schenk's Good Will Breakfast
Bacon, Id. SOC
Cooking Meat D. S. Bellys, per Id 14c
Cooking Meat Fat Backs per ID. 12c
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02

Group No. 1 OF the B. Y. P. .. Will
entertain the other three groups
at a social with refreshments at the
baptist church this evening begin
ming at : O'Clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Temerrew

A bake sale win be held by the
Women OF the Southern Methodist
Episcopal church on tomorrow
morning atNthe Sanitary market at
400 Main street, beginning at nine
o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Flour

True Blue, 24h ID. bag........ s5e
Big I 241A lb. Bag.""..........S1. i0
Sugar Loaf, 2435 ID oag........S1:t3
Daniel Webster. 24h ID. bag. .S1.23
Queen Of the Mountain BuclzTheat
Flour. 8 lb bag. ............. SOC
Sugar Loaf Meal, 10 lib bag......2 le
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Met Last evening

The Asher Business Girls Bible
class held an Interesting mesting
last evening at the n. P. Temple
when supper Ras served at 5:45
O'Clock followed by an hours study
with AIRS. W. 5. Mayors as the
instructor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Coffee

| ID. Hygeia Coffee. Csc
) Ib. can HyTein Coffee. .......$1.65
Maxwell House Coffee, per h.. $50
Old Reliable Observation-Disclosures SIC
Arbuckles Coffee. ............s..26e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02

During the World War, accord
Ing 70 records, no American sol.
der was executed IN France charR'
ed With military offense. desertion
.oT cowardice, or aiding the enemy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Milk
Del Monte Canned
Goods

yellow Cling Peaches, halves, No.
2h can .......,..
Yellow Free Peaches, No. IA can. SAC
Sliced Yellow Cling Peaches, No.
2A can
Royal Anne Cherries, No. ~ an.4se
Del Monte ApricOts, No. 2 can...:2sc
Sliced Pineapple, No. 215 can....32e
Grated Pineapple, No. . can......2se
Pears, No. 21S can. .-..-........39e
Del Monte Black CherrteS.........23o
Del Monte Strawberry Preserves. sac
I?sl Monte Raspberry Preserves. ..37e
Del Monte Blackberry Preserves SIC
Del Monte Asparagus Tips, No.
an ,,,,.....
Del Monte Dill Pickles: No. ~
cat
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02

t4ertdH which gbeg Noyemb9r
and confines nntfl December31
Mrs George DeBolt oflthTs city Is
stheastata chairman
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Fruits
-Cheese

New York Cream Cheese per ID, 500
Chill Elk Horn Choose, SIX o !. can t5e
Cheddar Elk Horn Cheese, SIX o.
can 1850. ,!t5e
UmberBer, Elk Horn Cheese,
81 ". can. ..S.....s..,....,tse
Rarshit Elk Horn chseSe,-SH o..
can .......... ,,..,.........s...tbe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Have You Been Paying More Than These
Prices For Your Groceries?
EYaporated Fruits

poles. package .r..23e
Blue Ribbon Peaches, IL oz..."...15e
Hue Ribbon Peaches, Q ID. pkg. .4oe
Cleaned CurrantS ..........,,, .2Sc
Sun Maid Raisins. . .......,.. .23e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Eggs
Butter and Oleo

Creamery Butter, lb"............49o
Nut Spread. Ol!o, lb..,...........2se
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Lard

10 lb. Pail Pure Lard. .S1.as
. lb. Pail Pure Lard......-.......72e
. ID. Pail Pure Lard.............32c
l ID. Carton Pure Lard. ........1
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Soaps and Cleaners
Beans

n.alalalalalaalalalalalal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02
Nuts

New Crop Brazil Nuts, lb. .,...1:
No. l Soft Shell English Walnut
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-02

Trs WFsT VfagINI4T A37I0NI@FFT5A 5TEN7s- 8E0ENBER2 l92I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
jAPS SUSPECT YANKS
Believe American Sjchtsccrs Are
CamouflagCd Spies and ASK
Arrest.

TOXIC. June 25.--Fcar by the
japanese police in Toxic that certain
Americans In Toxic are hero first for
business. but secondly for IuNcstiga-
.tlon and Observance of military ac-
.tlvItios Of the japanese. caused an
urgent meeting of the metropolis
tan police bureau I'm Tokio recently
According t. the TOXIC Aslhi
iSunl:
Some of the Americans who have
come to this country recently for
business. touring and sightseeing
Calleged) are husily engaged investi-
eating the industrial and military
conditions OF Japan. They arc act
Ing with tho knowledge Of all Amer
leans in Japan.
The attention of tho authorities
has been called To- The very large
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

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po.l,.I I'M oLt, o. '
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

H. r'1sper1ied husband II Won
'. stop Nour ragg.ug I'm go crazy
IN ii minute.
. ga. .as'l 'pogse-Nou could make
a.. e'' right and not exceed the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
IauhalJlc ambition.

Marjori"-Do YOU know what I'm
going to do, Esic? I'm going TO he
cook here when ! get q little bigger,
ana thou / can boss mamma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

yede valku Jak muslmske tax hindicke noviny
znamenavay presne kazdy vyrok angickych polku di-
plomatu proi Turecku proti chaitovi ukazovaly
muslimum oboietnos anglcke vlady. Indii 81 hrae
chranence musimu velkem svee muslimy potira a
suzova, ze porobi muslmy indicke, jakmle poda
podmanenl challfy musimu osatnch. Vice noviny
rozsrova tyo nazoy mez idem clenove zebravych
muslimskych, ktef scch prochazeji zemi cd dedny
dedine cd mesta mesu kazi lidu nejen modtebnach
svatynich, ale poll trzist TAX pfipravovaa
musimu puda pro smir Hndy.
Prvn pokus udal roku 1915 ByI zvoen vybor, jenz
mel vypracovat zasady spolecneho posupu obou
koncem prosince 1916 kdy oba jak musmsky tax
hindicky, pofaday vane shromazden Lucknow, doSlo
verejnemu smiru dotud rozvad6nych bratri ndckych
Fehda teprve otevfey oG stakum angckym, ale bylo
jz pozde Cd vanoc 1916 neovada ducha domorode Indie
angcky mistora nybrz pfeseda hndckeho jinz
veky ucenec bysry poltk Candh, mokancer hindicke
university Benares Emir ALL predseda musimskeho
Anglie slibovaa nddm va1y velmi mnoho Proto
podporoval ekal Ale pmeri svych nepnila
sotva jim tohoto mnoha poskyta nekoik drobtu 1919
1920, to en docasne, ak osvedc Jak Hndove tax
muslmove vypravi zvlasni poselstva mrovym poradam
nevyss rade do Londyna, do Parze, do Rma, ba do
Washngtonu ale ODE vrala neporizenou Nenasedse
pomoc cizine, hedaji il donna. Gandhi Emir ALI vudce
musimskeho posestva, Muhammed Ali chan obchazeji
obzdeji veskeda mesta vybze trpnemu odporu proti
Angcanm Iiskali vSecky dOmOrode university ichz
dentstvo vesny profesori roze DO svych dono-
vech poradaji od 49, fijna proeni schuze proti
angicke Wade proti Gasenvi zakonodarnych radach
kterych konai volby nekoika rnestech Sc
MIN pfdruzili bill vojaci pochazeiicl Irska.
Anglie obava ze nebude moci spolehnou anl ma
domorode volaIy ndcke proto zavadi stav oblezeu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18
LESNf HOSPODARSTVt
Vc. s. R.
Americky spolek pro ochranu
lesn We Washingtone odporuGu-
je je iako vzor Spci. Ststsirn.

Washington, .. c., l6. led
ma. Cechoslovaci pomysleji pri
svych lesich ma budoucnost a
rocni vysev lesni musi byt steJ-
ny anebo jeste 0 neco vetsi nez
rocni vysek lesni, jak pravi A
mericky spolek pro ochranu le-
su We Washingtonu, ktery pod
nika .hnuti "a ucelem zdrave-
ho lesniho hospodarstyi take V
teto zeIni a pro lepsi ochranu
lesu proti pozarum. Nova repu-
blika Ceskosloyenska poskytu-
ie krasny priklad nasi starsi re-
publice, vyslovne tento spolek
zduraznuje, protoze my zde Wy
sekavame lesy anebo nlcime Je
ohnem ctyrykrat tax rychle,
lax dornstaii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

pravuje, Ze neumi ami sloya
francouzsky, ale to Parizanum
nevadilo. Byli roztomilymi ho-
stiteli a snazili Sc mluyiti an
glicky. Hned prvnf den prosel
sc komik Sc znamymi po bou-
levardech a velmi byl pfekva-
pen, kolik lidi Aho poznalo a
hlasite pozdravoyalo. Jeste u
diveneisi byl, kdyz Sc k nemu
prihrnulo pet mladych dam a
zacaly no libat. Chilly tax je-
dna "a druhou, ale - pravi
komik humorne molly tax
uciniti vSechny najednou, neb
ma jeho siro KEN obliceji byly
by mely dosti mista. Podobne
pozornosti mladych zen tesil
sc komik vSady, kde Sc V Parizi
ocitl. Myslil, re je to V Parlzi
zvykem. ale jeho pratele no
poucili, re jen on ma takove
$testi. Kdyz vecer pfisel ko-
mix donu zadival Sc do zr-
cadla ma svou tlou5tku, musel
ST Sc smutnym povzdechem r.
! ci, ze polibky svezlch rtu ne
patrily nebezpecnemu muzi a
re manzele a snpubenci nemaJl
pfiGin k zarlivosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

Lesnimu hospodarstvf move
Ceskoslovenske republice Sc
venuje zvlastni pozornost, pro
toze je zrovna tax ddlezitym,
jako hospodafstvi polni. Asi IL
miliond akru je tam osazeno le-
sem, cili jinak receno celych
tricet procent z celkove rozlo-
hy republiky, ktera obnasi vice
nez $4,000 ctverecnich mil,
jak pise Prantner American
Forestry Magazine We Wash
ingtone. Morava ma 28.6 lesni
pddy, Cechy 1916, Slovensko
34.5 a Slezsko je prvni S 34.S
procenta.
Je pfiZnacnym, ze ackoliv
"a poslednich let lesni plochy
po celem svete vsude ubylo, v
llzenl, ktere tvorl dneSnl Cesko
slovenskou republiku, cd roku
1875 do +. 1910 pribylo lesd vi
ce nez 10000 akr6 Gill asi
1875 akrI roCne,
We vfvoji lesniho hospodar-
stvi republiky Ceskoslovenske
panuje jedna hlavnich "a
sad. ze Sc nikde nesn1i "a rok
porazet vice lesa nez sc no Wy,
sazi znoya v stejnem case. To
iiste je moudra prozirava po-
litika. Dnes Sc vysekava v Ce.
skoslovensku jen les pine do
spely. Ale pine vyspel6ho le.
sa sc nesmi porazit vice nez sc
soucasne pfida lesa noveho.
Ably nejdrahocennejsi MAZE.
tex naroda, lesy. molly by1
vhodne chraneny, zvlAstni ko
mise, v jejiz cele Jest DIR. kare
Simon, dnes pracuje ma sesta.
veni lesniho zakonnika, jenl
bude nejlepsim ma svete. Tate
komise take pracuje ma vydan
pravidel pro intensivni vyvo.
lesu. ably byla zajistena posta
Gitelna zasoba diivi pro bu
doucnost.