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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

tho job, it Is quite possible that
man cen live at homo while taking
training.
Ii any man has a reason why he
cannot accept vocational training al
the hands Of the federal board. he is
urged TO bring that reason To The at
tentlou Of the board. ff he is right
his case Will be retired To- the boards
inactive files until he wishes 10 open
il again. If he has been misiulormed'
tho board viii sct mm right. Tn"
board states it is continually ram
ming into mon who do not know that
they may be entitled, for instance, To-
COMPENSATION from the War RISK IN
surancc Bureau. ana also to. training
under the federal board.
You may have heard cX-sod!ers o'
others say that the government dral'
cd them to fight, and now that It's
all over, it casts them aside, ans
cares nothing FOR them.
II YOU have read what | have writ
,cn here you know tha, Is not $40.
All you have to do is TO write t
the Federal Board Of Vocational Edu
cation. % West FOrty-third ST, NeV
York City. and you will receive fui
/ information.
/ That does not mean you may nav
10 come to New York. The board ha
branches all over the country in ~
most every large city. But you ca'
write TO the New iork office an
find out.
II YOU arc in amy way disabled wh
not receive This help fou arc ell
titled 10 il. and the board is anNiou
10 find YOU.
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culosis. Another building is for gen
eral hospital cases and a third for
mental cases.
At present all men who are aff!ic-
til with nervous disorders as result
of their service must be sent to one
OF the insane asylums al Norman, Ft.
supply or Ninita. There. in man.
cases, they lose hope Of recovery
and thus their cure Is much harder
to effect. such cases need special
treatment in a hospital manned by
experts familiar with their peculia'
disorders, vocational training and above
all l;l atmosphere which will give
them hope OF recovery according Il
Dr. Scott
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

honlosickness. Ii Is said ma. the fact
tlat the men are in strange surround
mgs so tar from home that they can
No. he visited by friends retards the"
convslescence.
Com1aring the presen, war WltA
The civil war records government OIL
gic.als estimate that hosp.tll with
capacity of 900 beds would ne
kept full Tor period o. at least
% years.
ncscrihn. The nearest hospitals 20
Ihc state llr. Scott stated in his letter
to Senltor l.ceay thlt he building
a, ~. Louis has been an old meh 5
home ana thai il as never intended for
hosniiui. There are no elevators in
the structure.
At Houston the building uscd Is
the Old Camp Logan base hospital
which was a temporary structure built
for II ining Ump service. u is bull;
If choap lumber loor!y rooted ano
IN tho wel climate of southern Texas
is vdpil!y becoming di!apidal.ed. Phy
e,cians stac that jh, cl mate at Hous'
ton is unsuitable for the treatment OF
any disease snce there is an annua
rainfall of about SO inches.
II is declared that there are mor'
han 900 veterans Of the late war IL
Oklahoma who are suffering from tu
bercu!os!s And there Is no. II III
berculosis bed Ivoilablc Tor thei
treatment.
The Oklahoma sate hollta conmis
; s'onc1' stated recently that Tulsa aH'
Okluhoma. County civilians alone vii
fill the wo state san!arims Il Tall
hina ana Clinton when hey ar
opened.
Plans for the soldiers mom7!iaI hos
nital include separate huld n2s 70
the care of men afflicted with tuber
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pr II. l. Eiscnstadt Of Pichor was
appolnted member Of the sta"
legislative committee to succeed james
4. lngraham of Cleveland. ac"ordipS
to an announcement made yesterday
AT state headquarters. The appoint
ment was made by IL. j. Fell OF AfH-
more, department commander, follow
ing tho selection Of lngTahan as cA-
ocutivo committeeman from the ilrS'
DISTRICT.
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Discharge Certificates

More than G,OO0 dischaIst ceIVT'
Gates sent in by cx-servicc men TO
Obtain their bonus, allotment travc'
pay or other claims are now neihE
held IN the finance department ol t'e.
army at Washington.
4 list of all these papers has Dee''
nrcpared and will bc scnt to IN"
commander Of each post Of the AM
erican Legion in the state within inc
coming week Men who have ioS'
their discharge certificates in tins way
will be assisted in making appiica-
/ ,,o, fors their return by the legion
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Lerionnaire, Meet With Legislators

Lepionnaires Meet With Legislators
State legion officials, members oi
the executive and legislative commit
tees and leaders in the veterans or
ganization from every part Of the
state will be present at the caplt"i
Tuesday morning at the hour OIL
opening of the eighth legislature.
Plans of the organization are To
nave the legion bill providing Tor
the establishment of II hospital lor
disabled soldiers Of the state IN Okla
hona presented 10 the Legislature on
the opening day. The bin as drafted
makes All appropriation for nos
pitaI with Il capacity of 200 bcus
/ which is to bc leased to the federa'
! government. for a term Of ten Seais .
at an annual rental Of onctenth rs
original cost In presenting the DH'
the organization will submit pro-
posal from federal officials agreeing
TO equip and operate the buildihs
without cost to the state and TO re-
turn the building at the expiration
Of the lease period for such use us
the state may have for ii.
Legion ititu'IS VIII wiz " I'N'
nj The opening session VIII orfcr 10
appear before u joint cmamittee 81
the house and senate to lresent sla'
tistics showing the need of such
hospital and the efforts which tA'
organization has made to obtain oh'
in the state by federal appropriation
They expect to outline all. aspects o
The situation 10 the Legislators
In preparation for thu opehinP
bGoklets have been sent to each mem
Der Of the house OF representative
and senate containing copy of th'
bill. an outline OF the need iot sut'
an institution and the proposal to th'
state as transmitted by the burea'
Of The war nsl, insurance To Governor
Robertson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

covering all phases Of the recent war
have been received by the American
Legion Weekly as a nucleus FOR the
war library which Is to be cstabiisheo
at national headquarters. Some oi
the books were printed on hano
presses in Germany and France while
others are Just fresh from the presses
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

Cecil G. Colbert, adjutant of Post
No. % of Lindsay, is the editor of
miniature paper which he calls
THE Gang" The paper announces
that it is to be issued spasmodicalV
in its first issue which came off the
press last week. II announced the
annual new years dance and banquet
of the poSt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
CI,r;st,uas Dance

More than 1000 persons attehdeu
the annual Christmas dance g!Ve''
by Oklahoma City Post No. S0' q,
the city auditorium on the night oil
December rs, according to repot'
made by Fred ". Hunter, @dJutah'
The dance was given to obtain ruhds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

James L. Smith Post No. 10 ot
Muskogce. recently held meeting
with all doctors of that city 10 dis-
cuss the proposed soldiers memorial
hospital. The Joint meeting unani-
mously approved the project and call
ed on representatives from Muskogce
county TO support the measure in the
legislature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

For some Of hem the war VIII
never be- over" was the title OF one
a. the most famous car.o-ns to come
out Of the worll war. Drawn by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

of New York's largest puphshn
houses In subject. the books ranS
from the history OF individua' w
to an account of the entire acuVl'i'
of the allies in the war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
Colbert Edit, Post Paper

for the aid of sick and needy former
service men.
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mcnb, rs ol the executive committee,
chairmcn of standing committees an"
commanders of posts. In addition
each post will he permitted to schd
one or more delegates ii they wish
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

Advertise your wants in our WA
Ad columns.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-15

CeSkoslovenskf priemyselnici ne
mozu konkurovat' Nemeckom a
Talianskom zahranicnom OBJ
chode pre- drazobu uhlia, zelez-
nisneho prevozu "a vysokych pla-
TOW robotnfctva. Nemci" vytiskaj1
ceskoslovenske vyrobky z trhov
svetovych.. Nemecke zeleznice pre-
vezl 100 kilov tovaru ma 100 mil
"a 2 marky 8 fenigov. Cesko-
s!ovenske statne zeleznice "a to
rdtaj1 6 korln a 80 hal.
vlada spojeni S kontrolou
priemyslu a obchodu vydrziava
rozlicne vladne komisie, ktore sto-
ia republiku roene 1S0,0OO,0OO
korln. Okrem toho je tam nepo-
tre5ne ministerstvo potravin, kto-
re zozerie 10000, 1000 kortin rocne
ma platoch vydavkoch.
| Mr.. Crane pfse, re nasledkom
spekulacie cukrom, celia ekono-
micka strukt1ra republiky je O.
trasena a jej financie vystavene
| t'azkej zk1ske. Vzdor tomu, re
vvrobci cukru predvidali lpadok
jeho ceny, a vzdor tomu, re Via
dina cukorna komisia radila pre-
dat cukor, kym Dol Gene, mi
/ mister zahranicneho obchodu DIR.
7Hotowetz konal po svojej voli a
cukor nepredal. On sd vidal nra-
du, ale republiku stal hrozne pc
niaze.
! Ouch Mr.. Crane-ovho clanku
vyznieva tom smysle. re CSR.
M poll priemyslu a obchodu oca-
kaval roku 1920 lepSie vIsledky.
Povaziac. ze je toto p1sane "a
stupcom Spoj. Statov. clanok je
vel 'keho vTznamu.
Kedy sa nasi l'udia kraji od-
u6ia obetovat' pre- politiku este
i blahobyt naroda? Ci az ked' pre-
politizuju jeho slobodu9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-15
Volebne pravo a
politizujuce obecenstvo

Ist1 ciastku toho, re je vo Fran
cuzsku menej politickej ''culosti
pripisat' treba uzsiemu volebne
mu pravu. H. Vo Franclzsku ne
hlasuju zeny ako badam, ami sa
vel mi nedomahaju toho >hlasu.
FeminizmEs je na slabyIch nohach.
Necitia sa byt' preto ukrivdene,
ami sn ME. Otvorene su i'm vSetky
zenam pristojne drahy a ked' ma
ju politicku mienku,. uplatnia jul
skrze svojich muzov, pribuznych,
alebo v/publicistike. Ba st i
tvrdsie .odporkyne zenskeho hla-
sovacieho prava, ako muzski. Ho-
voria: pri zenskom hlasovanl by
0 tol'ko vacsej moci dosla lacna
demagogia a znacilo by ono Wac
1padok, ako pokrok. 2.) Hlaso-
vanie je ME nutene. ked nechces
nehlasujes. A 'myslim, ze je to de-
mokratickejsie. Naco Mutt clo-
yeka, ktory sa nevyzna v stra-
mach, v ich lmysloch, kandida-
toch, aby isiel hodit 'hlas do urny
pripadne obt'azit' 81 svedomie
Sn okresy, kde 40 perc. volicov
nehlasovalo, ME demonstrativne
ale preto, ze nerozumeli pripad.
nym jemnym nuansom (odtien
kan medzi kandidatmi, nevedeli
"ktory bqde lepsf" pomysleli
81, "bude, ako bYlde.'' - Nepovazu
jem to "a idealny STAY, ale predsa
"a lepsi, ako hlasovat' ma slepo
] alebo "a heslom, ktore na ulici po.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-15

Pariz, %. marca 1921.

Pariz, %. marca 1921.
Keby sa pokrocilost' statu, ale
bo naroda podl'a toho merala,
kol 'ko sa V nom politizuje, boil by
SINE podistym najpokrocilejsi
station syeta. Naproti tomu vo
Francdzsku "culost politickeho
zivota je ma stupni mnoho-mno-
no nizsom, tax, re by sd mohlo
pripocitat' k najzaostalejsim. Mo
ze byt', ze je tax, ale nesmieme
zabudnlt' ze vselico byva pokro-
eile, alebo zaostale. Pokrocily by
va vek cloveka . tomu sa obycaj-
he malo test; pokrocilom stave
byvajl suchoty, ked' pacient u
padne do trvacej hor1cky; po-
krocilom staye byvaj1 epidemic
poziare; pokrocilom stave by
vaJQ PatolOglcke zJayy v mrav-
nosti, ] dusevne choroby, i vseli-
60 ine. Moznc, pieco podobneho
moze byt j $ istymi druhmi poll
tiky. Pokrocilu chorobnost' ne.
blabost' nasej politiky donna kon.
statovali uz Wac raz 60 je zvla.
stne. ma tomto konstatovani sa
shodly takmer vsetky strany ces.
k6 q sloYenske. Ked tax, nebude
aida hanbou pre- mas, ked' bude
me hl'adiet' poucit' sa trochu cd
zaostale Hieho Franclzska, memo
vite, ked' vieme 0 vel'kych vyho.
dach, ktore Franc1zsko d'akuje
syoimp politickemu zivotu 9
tom. ako So jeho obcapia bez po.
litickej Gulosti dobre citia a do
bre mai1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-15

V "Czechosloyak Review v
aprilovom elsie vytlaceny. je ola,
nok americkeho ambasadora v
Prahe Richarda Crane hospo;
darskom stave Cesko-Slovenskej
republiky. V jeho prehl 'ade me-
dzi riadkami mozno vyaitat' cd,
sldenie statnej kontroly priemy
slu obchodu fepubiky, ktora
nasledkom toho utrpela Wac bill.
onov kordn skedy a je po vacsine
prieinou neblahyehj polnerov ia
mojsich. = :
Dl'a toho clanku, CSR. zdedila
po Rakdsko- -Uhorsku As percent
rol'nfckej produkcie, no vzdor to-
mu, ze ma menej nez tretinu oby.
vatel'stva byvalej monarchie. ne.
m0ze svoje obyvatel 'stvo vyzi-
Wit, ale must kupovat' v eudzine
obrovske zasoby potravin. Prfei.
Ey: statna kontrola, nepostaranie
50 0, hnojiva neprevedenie po.
zemkoyej reformy.
Syndikat tkacskeho priemyslu
cs. bankami "a vladou zak1pil v
Amerike zasobu bavlny ma cely
rok, ked' bola najvyssej Gene
Platilo sa po $50 kor1n "a kilo
bavlny. Teraz je po 40 korim
Ztrata obnasa okolo biliona ko.
ruin. Toto je prieina vel 'kej dra
zoby satstva republike.
Vlada podobne pochodila s ma
kupom petroleja, benzinu a ole,
JOY. ~: .. .-.
Vlada manipulate S predajom
cukru. Spekulovala, re priidu w.
soke ceny. kdezto eukor padal
stale Gene. Ztrata Wac bilio-
nova.
Pred vojnou uhlie bolo lacnej-
Sic V Cesku. nez Anglii. Teraz
Je V Anglii lacnejsie o 50 percent
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-15

nok a'viac sapasiacich mienok, a.
10 i mas. Poukazem este ma to.
Ale vo vel 'kei vacsine jedna
mienka je roynaka. ~ Udrzat'
Francdzsko (celit' Nemecku j
tym, ktorf mu celit nechcejd) /;
~ Udrzat / republican (celit' ro-
yalistom) 81 Uhajit vlastnictvo
(celit komunistom). Ked'ze sl to
to vazne obavy, alebo m6zu sa nj
mi stat, preco by sa nespojili Y
'ieden tabor pritom, ze nezadajd
svoiich inych mienok?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-15

MY robfme vSstkd plumberskd prA
GU s6zne opravy. Nasa prav - ga
rantovana, obsluha ta najlepsia. Ked'
uieco potrebujet nasom obore, prid'-
te K nam. - Budete spokojny.
MOSS and scHMuTz,
"a N. Champion st., Youngstown, o.
Auto Phone 76306 - Bell Main 64.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-15

" i
mi stat, preGo by sa nespojili v
ieden tabor pritom, ze nezadajd
svojich inych mienok?
strany a grupy.
Parlamentny zapas hnany je
hlavne dvoma zakladnymi snaha-
mi l'udskymi: konzervacia a po-
krok, idealizmus realizmus, pri-
sny poriadok vol most, indivi-
dualizmus socializmus. Podl'a
toho. ako vsade, je i tn pravica
a l'avica, a medzi dvoma krajno-
st ami nesmierny priechod, kde by
t'azko bolo urGit' liniu, ktora
dive svetove, nazory rozdel'uje.
Grupovanie. francnzskeho parla
mentu bolo vzdy t'azko rozoznat,,
urcit', dnes je to menovite az
Ike, ked'. sa cele centrum spejllo
v bloku. Dlho trval0, kSm som
raohol dostat' tomto OIL 'ade
4ke-take vysvetlenie. .Hovori sa,
ze si dnes Y parlamente tie iste
grupy sice tej istej proporcii,
ako boly pred utvorenim nacio-
nalneho bloku, lenze nezapasia na
vonok. Podl'a tohoto by asi OBJ
jasnil vec stav parlamentu 20.
noyembra 1918, ktorE Dol takS
to-. ~ Krajna prayiea, grupa
prisne katolicka a royalisticka.
ktora hoci $ malyymi nadejami.
chce restaurovat' &kral 'ovstvo
Statnu cirkey. Najhlasitejsim clo-
vekom tejto grupy je Leon Dau-
Diet, predny spisovatel franc1z-
sky. syn Alfonzov. Organom i'm
| je "l'Action francaise' "a pod po
dobnIm nazvom maju al ueinnd
crganizaciu. (Poslancov 12). Pri-
vrzencov maju Wac. ako by sa
o,;'l' "a poctu poslaneov zdalo, len
pre- majoritne volebne pravo su
!aki nepatrni. Vo Franctzsku Je
mnoho piety k starej slave; Vi
'azna svetova vojna ju len posil-
Mia: koridory ''Hotel des 1nva-
l,des", dvorany a parky versail-
lesske sn vzdy, preplnene obecen-
,tvom; domy 81 zdobia obrazmi z
fasov Ludvikov. navStevy hrobu
Napoleona - cisara su takmer
na razu - toto pO-
s;lnuje royalistov. HbavnI velitel
srancilzskeho vojska, marsal Foch
ie blizky royalistom tvrdE kato-
lik, ktory pise v tom duchu:
many general Castelnau, ba vraj
yaesina sboru vysokych oficierov
je podobneho ducha, len Joffre je
zas horlivy republican. g. Umier-
nena prayica (19 poslancov), Ii
5eralnejsi katolici, obrancovia ma
hozenskej slobody, usjednotenl na
2rincipe republiky, ale majn roz-
Ecne reklamacie. sn menovite tu-
hi bojovnfci "a decentralizaciu
st5tnej spravy. 1ch dlhorocnym
vodcom boil jacques Pion. 81
Grupa neodvislych (22 posl.) sa
sotva lisi Cd predoslej, ak al, len
nebadatel 'nymi odtienkami, utvo-
rila sa okolo osoby Maurica Bar
rtsa. A. Grupa poslancov, nezapi-
sanych do grup (l3 poslancov),
zastava podobne slobodu nabo
zenskn, ma V svojich radoch i
knazov, ale hospodarskych O.
tazkach hotova je. hlasovat' S Pa
vicou. 5.) Grupa republikanskej
federacie (32 poslancov), je prize
chodom k centru, v strane je mno-
no vel'kych obchodnikov a prize
myselnfkov, byvala vse v opozlcii,
ale zdcastnila sa vo Wade. g.
Demokraticlka l'ayica (28 posl.),
''avicou je len pomere k predo-
sl;m, mace je miernou obeian-
skcu stranou, vladu casio podpo-
rovala, ale ninistrov nemala. ~
...~- (Dokoncenie.)
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-28
The Mystery Of
theSilverDagger

money, aud naturally reached on, toi
H. lie was the frsi one 60 get onlu
this particular game They wrry
using him, this Chilean gang. TO put
their chrSlnuts out of the nr.. aud
that's how he tumhlrd 10 this bunch
Of money floating about. begging somc
hody a. pick Il up lie had wormrd
himself Inside aud knew Il va, com,
lng Bui he didn't have nerve enough
10 tackle the game alone. lie wanted
somebody else 10 Fuu all the rlsk. ani
then turn o'rr his share 10 you 81,
Il nnW ."
sure hs blew ,h. thing 10 Hsr.
rls"
In y Way-yes lie sent fnr him
10 come hack from England. but With
out explaining Just what his graft
was ga the way over Harris picked
up smother end NJ the same net. aud
wen, after Il himself. lie wasn't up.
der any obligation 20 Waliron. and
preferred TO play his hand alone"
And the Russian has found that
cut, and now he butts in"
That's the way Id read the cards.
Cosilran."
tie sat silent long while. and lIt
cigar and watched him. his great
hands closing and unclosing. a. be-
slowly reviewed the situation.
"Say this guy what was bumped
IN did. whoever did it. get auy'hlngf'
Ills p"cgc's were rlhri the papers
say-sI bat a little change
Are you sure this fellow Niva didn't
have that bunch OF money aloue with
hlmf"
No I'm not sure. or course. hut
Harris had been shadoNing him Tor
month Still. come 20 think. Al,a
was with Krau'r the same night lie
might have touched him"
with wtog'
"krani1 Ainlph krnnv-thr hank.
er kulb. krantT and Company. over
.n Wall street" | explained.
Is h" tie same guy that X stands
Tor 10 the letter.
"Np doubt llr and Harri, hsi an
Interview q, 20 lr Comp,s street"
"lc Comp'e, hey, wonder Who
lives there"
We'll | can tell you-i,'s Ivan Wal.
drnu
His a,t came crashing down onto
the arm u his chair.
Ill That's all clear enough then.
He and George are up {" some deal
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-28

has not come about h.caBse The fr.
ests have been used So freely but be-
cause of the failure &. use forest.
growing land In nutshell, the prob
lem Is that the United states f. cat.
ting wood oGt II It's forests three or
four times as fast as It is heiag grown.
Much of the land On which timber
stands or has been cut ofy viii alwnys
be forest land, II Il ample 10 grow
all the wood needed for the usc ~ the
people OF this country and for export
trade In lumber and praiuCts manu-
facturrd from lumber, II the lnnd can
be kept at work growing ,r,es. Tim.
her Tor the future Is simply matter
Of putting Idle land to WORT
Every reasonable encUura grmsn,
should be given TO the Landowner 60
grow timber on his own account I'm
the ways best suited 10 his own pur.
poses. but by some means or other the
public must soc TO II that for~s, lands
not needed Tor agriculture do not lie
Idle. The regulations imposed mus,
he reasonable aud equitable. obyI.
ousiy the owner NJ the land cAnno, do
II all. The public must aid him In
overcoming the hazard of forest fires
aud must recognize that the presen;
methods of taxing forests Ia many
regions are equivalent to taxing
farm crop twice week during the
growing season
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-28

together. Say. believe this Russian
guy is the buck who got Alva"
do you think so? Well. am not
so sure Of that. But, anyway. what
shall We dor
Walt until George comes back
There amt any cause for us 10 buti
in yet. This is his game. as see Il.
II II was you. Mr. naly." he added
grimly, you wouldn't thank nobody
10 shove In would yer
now?"
was unconvinced by his argument.
yet knew of no way OF answering t.
He must have read my predicament
in the expression OF my face
'ltu come out all right. DAILY" he
volunteered. II know George. an he
amt the kind 10 he outwitted by no
Russian jew. Let's have a drink an
wen call II of for tonight. You leave
me your telephone number an IL any
thing happens I'll let you know"
! took a taxi back TO the hotel, feel
Ing restless aud dissatisfied, yet un-
able TO decide on any definite action.
As asked for my key, the clerk
handed 1t over. together with card
In the box, which l read In bewilder-
ment. "Mr. Philip Severn, CHS. Call
Hotel McAlpin." Could this be Har.
ris, endeavorlng to reach me privately
with some message? Or was It mere
Iy an acquaintance who had learned
of my presence In the city? found
the McAlpin exchange number in the
telephone book and gained connection,
my pulses throbblng with excitement.
A woman's voice answered.
'The McAlpin."
This is Philip Severn. You left a
call here at the hotel for me-"
"0h yes. Mr. Severn. I'm requested
to ask you to come at once to the
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-28
HENS IN Go0SesERpf PATCH
Few, H De Nv Ts~ara clsar.
ins oI Fruf, ~sru Frvr uH.
der TvAsh ~ GA,usr

one f.s1ari.-ry iIas-i We have ~ifh
us that imf ~atg "a ct1'rui - 'hs
ffun sarm u dnesa'f n.'ra hsTNsn~
serious pc>i but @0rasinUall, u hS'
b.sn knosu ta take whnle crop
The Acrn rsts into tho partly EvnuH
barry ani fr.~'is cg the palp Hand
pickinc j. still the mclhssi uss-i 10 bots
this surn in chrck rndifry oaeHt -
b. turned in'r ~" en,s~s't--rTy gA'st
after the fruit - p'fk~A. a. the hs-Hs
Will 10 lot lnssrd el"arng to
worms frntu uNtrr he trash Poultry
and fruit arr good cHuh'bHtlNH
whcn run isht