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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-26

PRODA Sc pekny lot roz-
meru 40 pfi $50 str. We Village
Garfield Heights, pevne ceny
$1100, da Sc "a pricinou od-
jezdu do Czech "a $500. Blizsi
Sc sdeli adm t. listu. 1929
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-26

Oud - w Pe1llet AI VI AllOliSN NtS@
pTijata; ale vzdor tomu jsem
nesm6la pred toho pana, KITE
reho jsem nikdy nevidela, pred
stoupit. Priznavam Sc, re elm
dale, tim vice klesa ma odva-
ha. Nam strach - strach -
pokracovala Dionysie; ~ ce-
ko? - To sama nevim |"
"Nemate k nemu take zad-
Inc pficiny".
"Verim tomu, pane; ale ta-
kovou uz jsem. Nenalezim k
bojacnym, ale chveji Sc. vi
dim Sc pred dvermi pana Mo-
rillona a netroufam 81 vstoupit.
Kdyby to bylo aspoh We dine,
ale nez pfijedeme do Pafize,
bude noe.
"To jest pravda a hodina
vaSi navstevy neni dobre vole-
ma. Dovolite mi, dati vam do
brou radu?"
"Ano, pane.
'Nuze tedy, slecno Dionysie,
lGpe byste uCinila, kdybyste
svou navSt6vu u pana Morillo-
Ma al Ma Ultra odloziIa a to 2
vice pricin: predne snad nena-
jdete pana Morillona donna, &C
vim, re tomtO case V Paflzl
dli; pax prijdouc k nemu tax
pOZde a neoZnamena, MONA
re byste Sc neho setkala Vi
ce osobami u nGho navstevou
dlicimi".
"Mate pravdu, pane, nahli-
zim to. Ano, kdybych ved6la,
kde muj bratr bydli, nebyla
bych V rozpacich".
Ones vecer nemuzete jit a.
nj k svemu bratru".
Gale ia nikoho Parizi ne
znam, kan mann jiti?"
"Pojd'te Ike mn6 y
tx vam?" pravila Dionysie
udiven6 a bazlive.
"Nabizim vam pohostinstvi
pro dneSni noe.
Gale, pane -"
"Nejsem pritelem vaSeho
bratra?"
'"Tak jste pravil; ale -"
"Nuze?"
este zenat, pane?"
NE odv6til St6pan; "ale
nejsem sam; Y me matce shle-
date radnou PAM, ktera, az j
reknu, re iste Lucianova Sc
stra, prime vas s oteVrenou
naruci. Prijimate nyni pozva-
ni?"
"Ano, pane, prijimam".
"Dobre tedy", pravil Ste
pan. "Netajim Sc YAM tim,
sleGno Dionysie, re mn6 tinite
Velikou radost'.
Y dev6t hodin prijel vlak dc
Parize a pul desate vstOupi-
} la Dionysie - ne priiS smele
nebot' Sc pon6kud chvela - /
! posluhou, ktery ieji kufr nesl
do bytu svGho spolucestujici
no.
= pevetkou zaVolana, pospiSi
= la madame Renaudinova uvi
: tati prichozi. Obejmula svehC
( syna, aniz by Sc divila, zc jes
: provazen selskou divkou.
Z "Mila matko', pospisil S
4 Stepan vysv6tliti, "St' astna ma
= hoda sVedla mne ma cest6 S tol
L tc slecn0u ma me pozVani pr
Y .iala me pohostinstvi pro tut,
4 noe.
: "Slecno', pravila madam
: Renaudinova, ruku divGinu u
: chopic, "bud'te mi vitana!' -
"To neni vSe, mila mako
/. pokracoval Stepan, "slecna nc
y nj cizinkou zde; pfedstavuji
y slecnu Dionysii Morelovou, &c
u stru Luciano Morela".
"Lucianova sestra Jak =
l. co to slySim! To jest prekvapC
} nj! Pojd'te, dit6. nechte S
0 obejmout!"
Dionysie k sIzam pohnut
y nechala 81 objimani a libal
Stare mani lihiti
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN Y ZIP ANCQIIZSKEHO
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

ci soudce, ktery mel bystrejSi
zrak nez ostatni, prohlasil
hned, re stara devecka byla do
bahna hozena. Co Sc mne ty-
kalo, nem6la jsem zadny u
sudek vlastni, ale vGd6la jsem,
ma Gem jsem; jako smirci soud
ce, tax ia byla jsem presved
cena, re nelze smrt vzdychave
Lizy nest astne nahode prici-
tati'.
Jako kdyby meIa mrtvolu
sve stare pritelky pred sebou,
kterou pred dvorcem po dru
he V sale obecniho domu Min
vile polibila, dala Sc Dionysie
do zalostneho markham a pla-
&C.
Teprve "a chvili otrela 81 O.
ci a pokracovala We vypravo-
vani a sd6lila St6panovi vSe,
co V dTivejSich kapitolach po-
v6deno bylo, vyjma to, co m6la
Morillonovi sd6liti.
St6pan naslouchal nejv6tSi
pozornosti, a bylo ma mem vi
Diet, re jej vypravovani velice
zajima.
"Tedy", praviI, "mysleli, ze
jste byla ma starou d6vecku
zarliva, ze jste il nenavid6Ia a
proto re Sy6ta sprovodit ne
chala. A ponGvadz We vaSem
kufru byly nalezeny ozdubky,
ktere vam vase pritelka daro-
vala, byla jste nazvana zlod6i-
kou! Skutecne, V jistych pa
dech - a vas nalezi k MIN ---
dopustl Sc Vefejna spravedl-
most hrubych omylu. Chovani
Sc Karla Laboma k vam Jest
ChValyhodne; chapu, re vas
chtel We VaSem smutnem posta-
veni test zmuzilosti vybi-
yet. Opirame-li Sc o takove pra
telstVi, pax snadno odolame
vSem zlym reClm a pomluVam.
AaO, pan Karel Labome zacho
val Sc jako muz Slechetny,
muZ charakterni. Ten mladik
sc mi libi. Ma srdce ma pra-
Vem miStG. All - muzete byt
presvedCena, re vas miluje ;
ma ndroky ma yasi vdecnost, a
kdybyste no nemilovala, byla
byste, lax iste sama pravila,
necitelnou diVkou. Nyni, sleC-
no, zmu2te Sc znoVa Iii dnove
minuli; obrat'te zraku svych
na budoucnost, niz naleza
kazdy sve nadeje, sVe radosti,
myslete pouze ma st6Sti, milo
vati a miloVanu byti. - Nuze,
slecno Dionysie, poVezte mi,
jak jste byla Vezeni propu-
St6na"
"Vlastn6 ami sama nevim
iak Sc to stale; jeSte pred dVe-
ma dny nevedela isem niten
ma propuSt6ni jsem 81 ami ne
pomysliIa. Bezpochyby seznal
panoVe cd soudu, re jsem ne
Vinna"
"Ano, ale drive muscla jstt
trpet nasledkem jeiich omy
lu".
"Ano, mily pane, trpel;
jsem zle, ale iak jsem pravila
Zapomenu a odpustlm Il po
c&tku byl soudce vuci mne vel
mi prisny; stal ma SVEN, re pr,
onoho zebraka znam a chte
me1momoci re mne Vynutit pl'i
znani, lie isem spoluvlnnici je
no; pax prestal hrozit a zkou
sci to DO dobrem, myslil, Il
nlne takto drive pohne k mlu
Vcni, nebot uhodl, re vim mn
no. Ale poneyadz jsem slIbil
mlceti, tedy jsem mIcela jak
drive. VySetrujicima soudci d
kuji take, ze mne karel LabC
me We v6zeni naVstiVit sme
Soudce dov6del Sc totiz, ne mn
ma Karel rad a doufal, ze S
mu podari jazyk mi rozvaza
A take vskutku Karel mi radi
abych mluyila a povedela vs.
~. ,yf,1, a Ia ~ i.oK, .,,, ,,l -,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-26

PRIJME Sc divka, ktera
nluvi cesky a anglicky k OBJ
sluze hostu V jideln6, Haste
Sc Il p. Hefmanskyho, V els.
1929 Broadway, blize Finn st.
2
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rym jsem Sc vzdy trasla, kdy-
koliv Sc ma mne prisn6 podival.
Usmival Sc a z obliceje jeho
zarila dobrota.
'Dionysie Morelova', praVil,
muzete opustit vezeni'.
Nemohla jsem potlacit wy
kirk radosti.
'Ano', pokracoval, 'dnes We
Ger budete propuStena ma svo-
bodu; ale co nyni pocnete?'
Nevim dosud', odpoved6la
jsem.
Kan pujdete?'
DO Parize'.
Go tam budete delat2'
'Budu slouzit'
'Znate tam nekohO?
Nam tam bratra'.
PAX jest to neco jineho.
Myslil jsem, re nepujdete
zpet do Grandvalu a proto ne
chal jsem sem prinesti vas
kufr, ktery tam zustal. Dosta-
nete ho, jakoz i penlze skvo-
sty, ktere vam stara deVecka
darem dala. Kdy chcete odce-
stovat do Parize?'
Treba jeste dnes vecer, pa
ne.
Nebylo by vam mile, drive
lnez odcestujete, vaSlm prlte-
lem, panem Harlem Labomem
mluviti?'
90 ano, pane ale -
'Dobra, uvidlte ho. PAX ale
neodcestujete az Ultra. Ja
jsem jiz pana Karla Laboma 0
tom zpravil a Ultra rano asi V
deset hodin bude zde'.
%, e,jak jste laskaVym!
zvolala jsem. Uchopila jsem je
no ruku a libala jsem il.
'Uboha Dionysie', pravil po-
hnute, zle jsem Sc mylil Wy
, jste trp6la pro muj omyl; chci,
co meho mozneho, omyl ten
, napraVit; Zachazel isem va
mi krute, prosim vSak, abyste
. mne We zl6 upomince nezacho-
: yala'.
'Budu pamatovat pouze Ma
dukazy vaSi dobroty',
'Dekuji vam. Nyni mne po-
slySte. Az opustite vezenl, ne
chte Sc dOvesti do hotelu Guise
kdez prenocujte a tam Sc Sc
jdete Ultra rano vaSlm prite-
lem Harlem Labomemp
"Soudce mne opustil", po-
, kraGovala divka; "ye dive hodi-
: ny byla jsem zavolana do kan
celafe, kdez mne bylo praVe-
no: Jste propuSt6na ma svobo-
: du, nyni muzete odejiti' -
OdeVzdali mi penize a klenoty
me zavrazdene pritelky; jeder
: re sluhu Vezenskych wal mu.
/ kufr ma rameno a vedl mne dC
: hotelu Guise. Muzete 81 my
i slit, jak radostne jsem dychala
: Jak prijemno bylo yid6t jim,
zdi nez Vezenskel Jak mile va
e nj cerstVy vetrlk do tVari Cl
: tia jsem Sc lehkou jako Via
:, stovka, jako bych mela kri
a dla. Nikdy ieSte slunce tai
|, krasne nesvitilo. Plakala, vzly
y kala jsem radosti. 'Jak krasn
/ jest byti ma svoboden praVil
7 isem 81. Ami mi nenapadlo, a
i bych Sc ohledla a jest6 jedno
i spatfila ono oSklive staVeni,
: nemz isem tolik trpkych hodi
/ zazila = Tax, mily pane, by
e la jsem na svobodu propuStt
/ ma, ukonciIa divka sve vypra
o Vovani. "Ostatnl vite'
a Vlak zastavil Sc y Orleansl
% Y Tury, pax Etampes, aniz b
lie to nasi cestuiici byli zpozorC
D vail a nyni byIi pouze hodin
i. cd Parize Vzdaleni.
le pane, budeme bro Y Par
Sc zi?' tazala Sc Dionysie pozc
t. rujic. re slunce Jest nedalek
il, Zapadu.
e, Mlady muz vytahl z kaps
- bn1iO Ly- noJ{y.I ,o $40 ,,a , -,
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PRODA Sc novy dGm o 6 po-
kojich {. 1861 Chapelside av.
"a hotove neb ma splatky. Cena
S6500.00. Je pripraven k pro-
hlednuti od s hod. rano do A h.
odpoledne. 8-27
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PRODAVACI.

Nebylo toto Vasim alibim? I?
"Otcov6 rodin bez zamestna-
nj. Rozlustili jsme tento pro.
bl6m pomoci nasi zamestnava-
ci dfadovny a tim zpusobem,
re nasi prodavaci d6laji OBJ
chody a skutecne penize. Po-
trebujeme n6kolik dalSich pro-
davaGu mluvicich cizimi Tecmi
k doplneni naSi organisace.
ZkuSenosti neni tfeba, vse vas
naucime. Spojeni nami jest
pevn6 pro prijate muze. Prijd'
tie mezi 9. a 1880 hod. dopo-
ledne navStivte naSeho Mr..
Hollo, Mr.. MARSHALL neb Mr..
Hrdlicku, prodejni manage
ry.
E. l.. Ostendorf Organisation,
500 Bangor Bldg.
942 Prospect Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-26

PRODA Sc 2-rod. moderne
staveny dum V Brooklyne 5
pok. S koupelnou dole a to
same nahoTe. Uvnitr vse ele-
gentne zarizeno. Cena So, 500,
hotove $4,000 a ostatni die u
jednani. Haste Sc v els. 4311
Clifford Ave. (blize w. 25th
car barns) nahoTe. S-26
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PRODA Sc dina na sprav-
ku oEuvi, kde mono vydelati
az 500 tydn6. Stroje hnane
elektfinou. Naleza Sc V els,
1900 Lorain Ave. a da Sc "a
$3.50. Haste Sc V elsie 7753
Broadway po ste hod. vecer.
1929
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PRODA Sc nabytek do il
delny loznice. Haste Sc {.
)724 Stoughton z E. 105. ul.
Buckeye Rd. $50
Evening star., 1921-03-04

By the Associated Press.
y TORONTO, March 4.-Henry Potter,
editor of Philadelphia Hebrew
paper which has been attacking
Henry Ford for alleged anti-Semitism
and who recently was reported mys-
teriously to have disappeared while
seeking to interview the manufac-
turer, arrived at police headquarters
here yesterday with story or hav-
ing been kidnapped by three men on
Mr.. Fords estate near Detroit
To the police and newspaper men
he told the following tale:
That the night of February u,
after two Intellectual attempts to see
Mr.. Ford. he visited his estate and
was seized by the trio; that he was
driven away in an automobile ana
threatened with death after making
several attempts to escape; that ne
was taken from Detroit, across the
border into Windsor, and that finally
he escaped from his captorS at West
Toronto station.
At the time of Potter's reported
Mr. Ford was hrst TO
order a search made for him. fearing
he might have fallen through the Ice
on a pond on his estate.
The police report they have found
no ba sis for the claim.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
JAMES c. LEE DIES.
Civil War Veteran of Staunton
Lived Here Many Years.

James G. Lee, civil war veteran and
for many years resident of Wash
ington. died yesterday at Staunton.
Va. following an illness of several
months. He was. eighty-four years
old. %
During the civil war Mr.: Lee served
in the 1st Maryland Nolunteers In
the early part of the conflict while
visiting relatives in Bait more in
Confederate uniform. he was captured.
placed in. prison at Wilmington. Del.
and sentenced to death as spy He
was pardoned later
The body will be brought TO this
city for interment
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Youth Dies in Electric Chair.

OSSINING. \. Y.--Guy Nichols of
Trimble. Ohio. was put to death in
the electric chair at Sing Sing prison
for the murder of Samuel Wolchock.
Brooklyn stationer. on November
3. 1919. In his last conversation with
Warden Lawes. Nichols expressed a
preference for death instead of life
Imprisonment. Il would just as soon
be put to death in the chair s to
spend the rest of my life here" he
told the warden. "If ! have to go, l
might as well go now. l have
father. mother. brothers and sisters
in TrimbIe, Ohio. They have kept
away from me at my own request.
I could not face them. / still carry
$1,000 war risk insurance and that
Viii 90 to my mOther.'
Evening star., 1921-03-04

was impossible for him to read all thA
offered in support OF sueh
claims and It became necessary to ap--
point q claim board.
The claim of the Morgan Company
was disallowed by the board, 1t is
stated. and an appeal taken to the
Mr.. Baker says he referred
the matter to three officers and on
reviewing their report confirmed the
action of the claims board. He sug-
Keats that the claimant must seek
redress in the United States Court Of
Claims.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Bread Riot in Detroi:

DETROIT, Mich.-Police were called
out yesterday to queil disturbance
at bakeshop in Hastings street.
where 200 men and women attacked
customers coming from the shop as d
protest against alleged high bread
prices. Bread taken from customers
was broken and thrown into the.
street. The disorder followed the re-
port of Justice Arthur T.. Gordon, ad-
viSing DetroiterS not to purchase.
bread from dealers who charged al
legged excessive prices.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
APRIL 18 DESIGNATED.
Regarding Packers Stock
in Stockvard COMPANIES.

/ Justice Stafford of the District Su-
1reme Court has designated April 13
for the hearing of testimony concern-
tng the fair market value or the
Stock of Armour & Co. and Swift &
Co., in stockyard companies. Coun-
Sel for the packing firms and the
of Justice are permitted
to take dispositions in the interval
and, if necessary, oral evidence Will
be received by the court on the date
Of the hearing.
4 The court also appointed the Mum
sey Trust Company to act as trustee
Evening star., 1921-03-04
New Snle Plan Started.

SAL1NA. kan.-The Midwest Farm
ers Terminal Grain Agency. which
VIII have for its purpose the handling
or farm products direct to the con-
sumer. was organized by $50 farmers
union representatives from Kansas
and nearby states. The organization
viii be capitalized at 81 900, 900 SUBJ
scrlbed by cooperative grain elevator
concerns of the union.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Fine for Rheumatism
Musterole Loosens Up. Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use Mus.
terole once you experience the Glad re-
lief It gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. 1t Is clean, white oInt.
n.ent, made with the oil Of mustard,
Better than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while It is being rubbed on!
Musteroie 10 recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions Of lars are
used annually Tor bronchitis, Group, sttn
m nnatism, lumoaso, pains and aches Of
the back or joints, spraIns, sore muscles,
bruises, chiibiains. frosted feet, colds Of
the chest Ut often prevents pneun. onia;.
35e and Csc Jars; hospital sIxe, 500.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
BAKER FILES ANSWER.
Tells Ohio Company It Should Go
to q. s. Court Of Claims.

Newton D. Baker. retiring Secretary
of Var. yesterday flea answer to the
rule issued against him BY Chief
Justice Mccoy In connection with the
mandarrsus proceeding brought BY the
Morgan Engineering Company Of Ohio
to compel him to review the action
of the contract board which has dis
allowed a claim of the company for
work done on contracts which were
cancelled after the signing of the
armistice.> Secretary Baker tells the
court. through Attorneys John f.
Laskey- and Paul y. Cromelin. that
there are pending 10000 such claims
in the War Department and that 1t
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Lose, suit Against Brokers.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. = Henry A.
Marks lost d suit to recover $4,000
from W. T.. Hutton & Co, brokers,
which. he declared. he had lost in
gambling transaction in wheat fu-
lures in 1915 and 1916. Marks in
sisted the transaction was gam
bling one. only. and that no actual
purchases were made.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Urges Protest to France.

BISMARCK. N. D.--The North Da-
kota senate adopted a resolution call
ing on the President to protest to
the President of France. and to the
secretary of the league of nations
against further use of negro troops
in the occupied territory of Germany.
The resolution, which was passed
20 to %, goes TO the house
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Welded SIxTY-ONE YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Parsons Ce1e-
brate Anniversary

7 Mr., and Mrs. Theron Ut. Parsons
Of this city celebrated tho sixty-first
anniversary Of their marriage Mon
day evening. The celebration was
livingston r. Purdy, White Plains:
n. =. Mrs Purdy being a sister OF
Mr.. Parsons served as clerk in the
local health department for a period
ahout a wear ago. Warren Parsons.
a SON, is clerk of the White Plains
health department..
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Packers Plan Wage Cut.

OMAHA, Eeb. Packing company
employees from every packing house
center in thas United States are eX-
pected TO attend "A conference here
next Wednesday, at which the re-
ported plan of the packers to dis
continu: working contracts with their
workmen will be discussed.
Evening star., 1921-03-04

for the Morris defendants in dispos.
ing OF their interests in the stock
yards. Norris & Co. have one yea,
in which to sell and the decree OF
the court requires that notice" shall
and the identity Of the purchaser dis
closed whenever the sale exceeds ESQ
shares Of stock. i
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Railroad. Seek Protection.

COLUMBUS. Ohip.-,A temporary in
junction enjoining the Ohio utilities
commission and the state attorney
general from interfering with rail-
roads in Ohio charging increased
passenger rates authorized by the
Interstate Commerce Commission was
issued in United States district court
here
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Mayor Arrested in shootiur.

WEIGH, W. Va-William ]. Tabor,
twenty-eight years old, formerly of
Lynchburg. Va, deputy sheriff of
Mcdowell county, w. Va, died in a
local hospital from a pistol wound
received here late Wednesday. John
Whit. mayor of Welch. was arrested
charged with the killing. Authorities
said the shooting was the outgrowth
OF charges preferred against Mayor
White which were under investiga-
ton by the Welch town council
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Killed mt supper Table.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark-T. y. Jones.
city marshal at Dewitt. was killed by
an unidentified assailant as he sat
with members of his family at the
supper table His son. Pat q. Jones'
assistant city marshal, was killed
week ago while aiding his father IN
raid.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
G. &. q. Head. SON in Auto Wreck

RICHMOND. Na.-W. j. Harahan. Jr
son of w. J. Harahan. president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. with
four other persons. miraculously es-
capped death when an automobile IN
which they were riding turned turtle
on a hill in Byrd Park. Harahan
escaped unscathed, but two members
of the party are in hospital. 4
twentv-two- -month-old baby in the
car miraculously escaped injury.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
VOTE MONEY TO AID REDS,

LONDON, March 3.-The conference
Of the General Confederation Of La
Dor at Leghorn, Italy. has ended, says
a dispatch to the London Times from
Rome. Before adjournment the con-
federation voted 100000 lire in
favor of the Moscow internationale.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
u. II. Man shot Dead.

GLEN ALUM. W. Ea.-W, A. Rich
ardson. a signal maintainer on the
Pocahontas division of the Norfolk
and Western railway. was shot and
killed at the railroad station here.
A man named Roberts. whose home is
on the kentucky side of Tug river,
near here. was arrested by posse of
citizens and taken to the Mingo
county Jail, charged with the killing.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Lcpers to BE Transferred.

BOSTON.-Lepers on the state reser-
walton on Penikese Island. Buzzards
bay. will be transferred to the federal
leprosarium in Louisiana in the near
future, if present plans are coh-
pleted.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
MADE THEM EVEN.

NJ. D.-I paid you SO q few days
ago to eliminate the knocking In my
machine: now it's just as bad as ever.
Mechanic-Doctor. I may say the
same Of my rheumatism. which you
treated. So we might call ii square.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Pope Urges K. Of &. Welfare Work.

NEW YORK.-Pope Benedict has
asked the knights of Columbus to
oHg,lniZe community welfare work
throughout Italy, that organization
announced here. Athletic clubs for
use Of Italian youths would be a part
Of the program.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Would stop Grain Gambling.

ST PAUL, Minn.-The Minnesota
house has passed bill to prohlo:t
trading in grain futures by vote OF
l01 TO is. The measure goes to the
senate.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
stops Hunting for Mine.

NORFOLK. Va.--The coast guard
cutter Seminole abandoned the search
for the floating mine. believed to have
been of German origin. which wPs
reported coo miles off Cape Hatteras
February 20 by the steamer Lees
Bridge.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Not sure Men Are Bandits.

DETROIT. Mich.--Clerks of the
Morton Bond Company were unable to
positively identify through photo
graphs. the two men held by New
York police in connection with the
recent robbery of the firms office
here. in which two detectives were
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Endemic OF Colds

Spreading over the country. Guard
against them by taking Father John s
Medicine.-Advert:Se Sement.
Evening star., 1921-03-04
&165,OOO Cotton Fire.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Loss estimated at
$165,000 was caused here by the de-
struction by FIRE of the warehouse Of
the Royal Cotton Products Company,
manufacturers of materials from lint
ers and low-grade cotton. About 80. 900
or 10000 bales Of linters and low
grade cotton were destroyed
Evening star., 1921-03-04

Fatnl Kentucky Shooting.
JACKSON, Ky.-After James Spicer
was killed, and his son. Floyd Spicer.
wounded, when attacked by Ollie
Spicer. another son. and Hiram Spen-
Ger, near here, the aSsailants eStab-
lished themselves on a hill and fred
at passersby who attempted to re-
move the dead mans body. "A posse
was formed by officials here and
started for the mountains to arrest
the men. -
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Potter; Editor; Says He Was
kidnapped on Ford$ .EStqte
Fatal Kentucky Shooting.

shot and killed and, bonds valued a
$4,000 taken. = I!
Evening star., 1921-03-04
Growing Girls
New Oxfords and PUMPS

Brand-new Spring Low Shoes arc
here for. Junior Women" a smart
new Oxford in new light Tan Calf
and distinctive new Strap Pumps
with medium full toe and fiat
heel. Sizes 21A to E. Spe- &(
Cial at Wv
Evening star., 1921-03-04

Entirely new stocks of new Spring
Tan Shoes for Boys are here. The
very best "GRO-NUPS" grade, which
means the utmost in service. Shoes
that we could not have
=: : se 6 D.: D, Sc: s.: &: r. to :'* sH $545
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-07
The
Wreckers
BY
FRANCIS
LYNDB
Copyright By ChaA. Bcribners Sons

I IT was nearly three O'Clock IN the
afternoon before we got away for the
return to Portal City.
We had seen Nothing of Mr.. Van
Britt during the day, and until we
came to start out ! thought maybe
he had gone back to Portal City on
the regular train. But at the station
j saw the pilot engine just nhcau OF
us again, and though couldn't he
quite sure, thought caught glimpse
Of our athletic little general Superin-
tendeut on the ireman's box.
The boss was pretty quiet all the
way on the run down the mountain
10 Rauxte, and, for wonder, he
didn't pitch into the work AT the desk
! could tell pretty we'll what he was
thinking about. For six months he
had been working like horse to pull
the Short Line out of the mndholc If
contempt ana hostility into which Il
more or less. justly aroused public
enmity had dumped It; and now, Just
as he was beginning To get II up over
the edge, he had beeA plainly notified
that he was going 90 be killed if he
didn't let go.
Just as the way seemed 10 ho open
ing ont 10 better things for the Short
Line a mis-Set switch or bullet in
the dark would knock the entire hard