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Druhtho dine koIem pultretl
hodiny odpoledne prayila PAM
Lurotova ku Eugenii: "Nynl,
kdyz neivetSi TIE ~ duh "a
najem - byla $ beder naSich
snata, ma n6jaky cas- jest nam
Volno, nebot' nemame Sc echo
obaVati SO strany domaciho pa
na. AySak duh mas Zustal, ien
S tim rozdilem, ze nejsme nice
no dluzni RabiotoVi, ale ia to
panu Morelovi. Ncvyhnutelne
Jest tedy, mile dlt6, bys vysla
op6tne a podiyala Sc do n6kte-
rych znamych ii obchodu, Jest
lie by nell pro tebe praci a
tato jen trochu lepe placena,
brzo bychom dockaly Sc opet
ne spokojenych pro mas dnur
"Souhlasim tebou, matin
ko, a hFned vydam Sc ma cestu"
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PRILEZITOST.

Hledame tfi, asi tricetilete
muze, zenatym Sc dava pred
most, kteri mluvf cesky, sloven-
sky a anglicky. Haste Sc jen
kdyz jste skutecne pilnymi a
snazivymi. Kazdemu pfijate-
mu muzi by melo jeho posta-
veni vynesti rocne $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc mezi $50 1000 hod
dop. a tazte Sc ma Mr.. Ebosh
E. l.. Ostendorf Organisation
500 Bangor Bldg.
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OBCHODNf PRfLEZITOST

Velmi dobre misto, grocera
a reznictvi V Brooklyne, ma "a
padni strane, dobre Sc vyplace-
jici i "a nynejSich pomerd, -
v$e dobfe zavedeno, 2 obydli,
garaz - rohovy to majetek -
proda Sc vyhodne, aneb Sc W.
m6ni Ia privatnf majetek aneb
farmu, ceny as deset neb diva
nact tisic dollaru. Dopiste ma
JOS. Svatek, 3450 e. Blvd, Gle
veland. 7-8
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Novy moderni dvourodinny
dun Corlett, vymeni Sc po
pripade Ia lot, $500.
Moderni dvourodinny dunn
blize Warner rd., $500.
krasny 5-pok. bungalow, mu
81 byti WIDEN, ably byl ocenen,
blize m6stskeho parku, SIS, 800.
Jeden al<r a 5-pok. dIm na
10. zastavce drahy A.B.C.,
$1,000.
6-pok. cottage, elektr. svet-
la, plyn, $3,250.
7-pok. jednorcd. dun v Cor
lett, $500.
6-suitovy apartmensni dIm,
cihlovT, 3 suity nabytkem,
prfjem- $215.00 mesitne, $21,-
600.
Dotazy zodpovi JOHN JA-
RES, 5847 Broadway. 7-12
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN ZFRANCOUzSKEHO.

We ctvrt ma tretl hodlnu o.
devzdany doplS Ma postu prl-
sci v puI SesUe nodIne do ruKou
Luclanovycn. Drive nezn JeJ o.
tevrel, yedel Jlz, ze od PAM
Lurotove. Poznal to die plsma
neusteho a tresoucl sc rukou
napsaneho.
fsam znelo:
"Mlly pane!
Dnes rano opJeVil sc V bytu
nasl domovnice V dome, kde
Sc syou dcerou bydllm, mlady
muz zapIatIl "a mas dIuhuJlcl
diva ucty "a naJem. Mlady pan
omen medal sc poznatl, avsak
my vine, dcera ma i ia sama.
ze yam, cteny pane, zaVazany
jsme velkyml dlky "a opetnou
tuto slechetnost vasl. Muslin
vam podekovati a cinlm tax z
hloubl sVehO srdce. AvSak rada
rekla bych vam jeSte' nekolik
slov, kter6 papiru sveriti odva-
nv nemam. Nutno, bych vas
spatrila. Kdybych nebyla ne
mocnou zenou, sama bych vas
yyhledala, Eel - ze neni mi
mozno ma nohy Sc postavltl.
Nucena jsem vas proslti, byste
ku kratke rozmluye racil Sc
dostaviti do Skrovneho naSeho
pflbytku. Odpust'te mi mou
smelost, ze Sc odvazuji vam
drahocenneho casu ubirati; a
lie doutam, re ubohe, nemocne
zen6 prosbu tuto neodreknete.
Prijd'te, prosim, zit-a, We sire
.du; budu vas we tri hodiny O.
tekavati. JeSte jednou vam de-
l1uji, cteny a Slechetny pane
S uprlmnou vdecnosti jmenujl
Sc oddana vam sluzebnice
vdova Lurotova".
Lucian prayiI k sobe: PAN
Lurotova nemela jeste muj do
pis, kdyz tento mi odeslala
Co pfeje 81 mi fici? Ultra s'
toho DOWN, nebot' vyzvan
jesiho rozhodne uposlechnu
Vskutku jsem tomu sam rad
re mne k sobGzve, nebot' Y pet
neb sesti dnech byl bych 0 to
ter sam prosil. Slecna Eugene
sem vicekrate neprijde, chci
Ii S nj mluviti, muslin do JeJlht
bytu, nehOt' ma ulici nelze m
pociti''.
Cely navecer hyl Lucian Ia
myslen a roztrzit. Bylo mu uz
10, aniz by v6d6l pritinu, pre-
rozmluyou s pani LurotoVou
Tusila by prayy puvod jeho ia
kroceni? Snad V hrdosti sv
zamitnouti chce jeho pomoc
nou ruku? Jestlize zakaze M
ma dceru svou mysliti, il milo
vati? Vzmahala Sc mem tata
obava, jakou mela matka
dceru sVOu
~ esf6R.
Efrsf ek ftefs
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OBCHOD IA $1,000

hotove, zbytek $500 ma
splatky, cukrovinky, NILE
ko, zmrzlina a skolni po-
treby - vse zarizeno, male
obydli - u ceske Broad
way, hlaste Sc hned u Wee
la r. /. Co., 5733 Broad
way. 7-S
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aijeme z vaSeho dvacetifran-
ku; prosim, uznejte sam, zdaz
z velike b1dy naSl neco tajim.
Pokracuji k vam $ oteyrenym
srdcem aa prosim, abyste i Wy
tax yuci mne ucinil. Dceru mou
videl jste Jen jednou, neni-li
pravda?"
"Ano, vazena pani".
"A mne jste neznal?"
Mladlk odpovedel zapornym
kynutim hlavy.
"Vysvetlete mi, pane" po-
kracoyala pi. Lurotcva, proc
tax nahle a zive zaujal jste Sc
{ dve nezname VAN nest astni-
ce?"
"Po dojemnem lfceni, ktere
ucinila mi sleGna Lurotova o
postayeni vaSem, nebyly jste
mi jiz neznamymi", odpovedel
Lucian bez ostychu; "a neni to
zcela prirozene 1castenstvi, va
zena pani, ktere sc mas zmocnl,
slySime-li o nezavin6nem neSte
sti lidi, kterych, byt' nezna-
mych, rOz.m nam pravi, re
jSou duse - poctive? Poznal
jsem t6z nestestfl Byl jsem
mlad, kdyz ma mne prikvacilo.
Jednoho dne - bylo mi tehda
deset let - videl jsem Sc We
svete samoten a opusten; dobri
lide Sc mne ujali vychovall
mne q utrpnosti. Pan Jiri Ra-
mel, jenz jest mym ochrancem
mistrem, pocal rovnez 2 chu
doby; tez Alexis Mollin, slav-
ny dramaticky spisovatel, je-
hoz pratelstvi Sc tesiti mohu,
Eebyl take vzdy bohat a st a
stem. Jezto sam jsem trpel, a
v6d6l, re trp6li JIM, ktefi n.y.
I'M isou mi drazi, citim dcasten-
lstvi tez pro kazdeho, jenz V
|neStesti sc naleza. Nedivte Sc
proto, pani, ze srdce me zau-
jalo Sc cele pro bidu obdivu-
hodnou cnosti snaSenou, nediv-
tie Sc, re pojal jsem umysl die
sill svych pomoci. Netazte Sc
proto, vazena pani, proc jsem
tax ucinil".
"Slova vase, pane Moreli
vskutku srdce me oblazila"
pronesla vdova, dojata jsouc
''jsem presvedcena, re iste du
Sc slechetna a dobra".
"Nevim, Zdaz pravdu prom;
site, pani Lurotova, avSak to {
sob6 odvazuji Sc rici, re niko
ho nemiluji polovicate; venu
jill nekomu svou lasku, to;
stane Sc to Z cele me duse
silly, S oddanosti duverou".
"Verfm YAM, pane Moreli
nefekl jste vsak dceri moJi, u
jste chud?"
"Ano, rekl jsem jest Il
pravda. Dosud bohat jsem jel
!. ma hojnost nadeji a smelycl
rlanu. CO nyni mann, jest Ia
lent, ktery We mne vypestova
} mistr muj, pan Jirf Ramel, M
4 odvaha, chut' k praci, pevn
4 vule a snaha ku predu pokro
: citi. Byl bych nevdecnyn
: kdybyh nerekl, re mann sc
: svych ochrancu tax, jak mai
G kdo Ma svete. Jsem Il pana Ia
y mela jako jeho bratr. Pan IL
e mel - snad neni vam to zns
y mo - jest zet6m pana hrabet
y Soleura a PAM Ramelova JeS
/ mou kojnou sestrou'.
t. "Vskutku, pane Moreli, III
a bylo mi toto znamo -"
!, "Bydlim Y palaci Soleurovi
= stravovan jsem u rodinnef
v stolu, neni mi tfeba o mic Sc 81
n, rati; neni mi treba flkat o p
k n.ze, nebot' nam vse, CO potf
"a buii pan Ramel vzdy ola /
k nejakou castku ma vedlejsi V
o. dani".
ii "Tedy jste 81 vypujcil p
m mas tuto velkou castku?'
~ "Mohl isem tax uciniti, vaz
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"Ucin tax, mile dite y

bOlillt bA Ny pA ADSi AANs r
svou naySteVu Lucian Morel:
Eugene ustrojila Sc rychle
odeSla.
"Ubohe ditc", povzdechla 81
ydova, "sotva co nalezne, vrati
Sc S neporlzenou; avsak mne
aspon mono bude 0 samote
promluviti mladikem, jehoz
jsem 81 pozvala".
Asi "a ctvrt hodiny zaklepal
nekdo ma dvere.
"OtoCte kllcem vstupte",
prayila pani Lurotoya.
Zamek zaskfipel, dvefe Sc o.
tevfely a do svetnice vstoupil
Lucian Morel. Byl od6n V pro-
sty, ale p6kny sat; cerny kabat
q vesta, 2 ktere sn6hove bila
ko$ile Sc odrazela, kalhoty Sc
de byly casti obleku jeho. Klo-
bouk nesl V ruce. Zavrel dveTe
"a sebou a pokrocil ku predu
bez vSelike rozpacitosti, aYSak
prece nesmele trochu k pani
Lurotove, ktera pevnG nan upi-
rala zraky sve, jako by vnik-
nouti chtela mimi az do srdce
jeho.
Lucian, ida kolem domovni-
ce, dozvedel Sc, re mlada div
ka pred chvlli vysla q domu, a
proto dobre tusil, re matka il
poslala, by $ MIN mohla byti o
samote.
Vdova pov5tala Sc sv6 sesle,
! by navstevnlka uVitala. tatA~
Lucian pokloniI Sc uctiv6.
"Dobry den, mily pane,
pravila nemocna, "d6kuji vam
z celeho srdce "a ochotu tuto,
ktera vas sem privedla'.
"Povinnosti mou bylo upo-
slechnouti laskaveho pozvani
vaseho; ostatne, vazena mi pa
nj, predeSla jste jen prani me-
mu, kterez by mne bylo vedlc
l<u prosbe, byste mne We sven
bytu prijala'.
Has Lucianuv byl dojima
Ivy, mekky, avsak zyonive ci
sty, dobrosrdecnost zarila o
ci jeho, otevrenost byla V ia
z.ch, coz vSe pusobilo, re Wy
stoupeni jeho ucinilo dobry
sympaticky DOZEN ne pani Lu
rotovou.
Oblicej vdovin nahle Sc Wy
iasnil a uspokoiivy usmdv roz
lozil Sc kolem rtu jejlch. "Po
sadie Sc, pane, prosim', pra
) villa, ukazuilc pfi tom ma sesli
Lucian Sc posadil a cekal, al
vdova ujme Sc slova
"Mily pane, pocala tato pt
kratke pomlGce, "psala jsen
vam, drive nezli isem dostal;
J vas dopis, jenz mimo Vyplace
ne poukazky IA najem obsa
hoval znacnou cast penez. Ac
koliv nesdelil jste jmeno sv
naSi domovnici, prece tusll.
= lsme, ia dcera, re jedin
. vam, pane Moreli, povinn
]sme velikym dikem "a nov
= dukaz vasl slechetnosti. Kla
= matt nemohly jsme Sc, nebot
! jisty jsme byly, re nikdo II
F" svete o mas by sc nepostara
jak ucinil jste Wy jiz pTi prN
= MIN setkani Sc S mou dcerou
: atelieru pana Ramela. Vim
/" jak Slechetne jste il pfijal
= nj poctive Sc Zachoval. Deer
ma, kterou jsem vychovala, ia
nejlepe jsem mohla, nm
;" hych vecech dosud ami pon6
:, hema. Vypravela mi, jaky
zpusobem zradil jste il Z dn
= = slu, ktery pojala, by zachrar
Ia nemocnou matku pred
~ dou, ma mas kvapici. Deku
vam ia to vrele, dekuji
primne. Sdelila jsem opatrn
mi slovy dcefi sVe, co jste '
slechetny pane, ostychal Sc 2
vediti;; byla zahanbena, poo
sila Sc q nerozvazneho krok
le.. ku kteremu premluviti Sc de
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PRONAJME Sc novy stor S
byteIh o 5ti svetnicich a kou-
pelnou ma nejlepsi ulici V ces-
Ike ctvrti ma vych. 131. ul., KITE
ry sc hodi pro jakykoli obchod.
X doptani V elsie 3735 E. 131.
ul. 7-6
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dum
blize Union Ave. elektrika,
plyn, vse pohodlne zarizeno.
Blizsi sdeli Sc V {. $3.50 vych.
l0S. ul. 7-9
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni far
ma o 81 akrech dobrymi
stavbami vSlm zarlzenlm,
blize Akron. Blizsi sdeli j. F.
Nejedlik Co., 11O15 Union A
We. Tel. Broad 1886 - Union
1861 r.. !?
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PRIJME. Sc:

PRIME Sc radny pan ma
byt Sc stravou neb beze stravy.
Adressa Sc sdeli V adm. t. listu.
7-8
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vadz nemam zamestnani jsem
nucen Sc st6hovat, dvourodin-
ny dunn, po A svetniclch, 2 fer
messy, sklep, plyn, elektrika,
tvrdy finish, ceske okoli, je
diva roxy stary, da Sc velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc V elsie 9108 Liesey
Ave. E. 90. ul., mezi Kinsman
Union. TT
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PRODA Sc:
ZVI.ASTNf LACE

hezky bungalow o 5 sv6t., S
fernesem, 3 yelke Lofty, pra-
We ma So. Miles Ave. u kary
cena $4,500, hotov6 asi
$500 - toto jest ojedine-
la lace a radime, byste 81
prispisili. The Vcela r. |.
Co.. 5733 Broadway. 7-8
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Pronajme Sc byt A poko-
jich, koupelna, vSe zarizeno.
Haste Sc V els. 1850 Coath
Ave Vezm6te Union karu k
'vych. 131. ul. V Corlett. TT
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DROB N E
ON A M K Y.
SVOBODNY
MUZ hleda

byt, pokoj sam o sobe Sc stra-
YOU neb beze stravy. Nechte
adresu V adm. t. listu. TT
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$4,000 NEB LOT

$4,000 NEB LOT
prime sc jako prvni splatka
ma diva domy ma jednom lote
ma Tate Ave-, blize zap. 35. ul.
Lace pri rychle koupi; zbytek
ma snadne mesicni splatky,
vcetne 6 proc. uroku.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark A
ve., roh Fulton rd. Tel. Lincoln
1857, Central 1868. TO
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o 5 DO
kojich koupelnou nahore a
garaz V 6. 5153 Fowler aV. i?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-26
DIR. w. E. STONE
AND WIFE LOST
IN MOUNTAINS
Purdue President and Mate
Absent From Canadian
Camp Nine Days.

BANFF, Alberta. July &c A fully
organized and equipped searching party
entered the Asslnibolne country today to
look for President Stone Of Purdue Uni-
versity and his wife They have been
missing since July II. when they started
on a four days hike
President Fay Of Tumps University,
Boston, and a member of the American
Alpine club. headed the new searching
party. He said they hoped to find the
missing pair In the vicinity Of Mt.
Eanon, where previous searching parties
lost their trail
Or. Stone and his wife. who are ex-
pcrieuced mountainee-s. left nj Assini
hoiue camp July II, proylsioned for n
four day walking tour in the Canadian
Rockies The only trace Of them that
has been found was the discovery ~on
Sunday last Of the remains OF a fire and
some toilet articles at the foot OF Mt.
Eanon. an unscaled peak
Additional searching parties are being
organized by Prof Fay and by Mr..
Wheeler. director Of the Alpine Club. A
large number Of experienced mountain
eers are in rhls region IN preparation for
the annual meet ot the Alpine Club at
Lake OHara. and they will he called
upon TO aid the search.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-26
80 COUNTY, CITY AND
TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS
NAMED IN CHARGES

Charges against eighty county, city and
township officials. involving Irregularities
totaling 26.4SO.7O, were filed by the State
board Of accounts with Governor Warren
7. McCray today to be turned over to
Attorney General L. s. Lesh for suit.
The charges result from examinations
Of the books of officials for the years
1918 and 1919, with few exceptions. In
every case the persons named have failed
to pay back to their municipalities the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-26
FORFEITURE OF
3AUTOS ASKED
u. S. District Attorney Van
Nuys Files Suits Under
Revenue Act.

FOrfeitures Of three automobiles seized
in Federal liqsor raids on Illicit stills
throughout Indiana were filed by Fred
erick Van Nuys, United States district
attorney In Federal Court today. The
suits are flee under the provision OF the
revenue act authorizing the seizure Of
all personal property on the premises
where a still is discovered.
In the event the court rules In favor of
the Government the cars viii be sold at
public auction.
One car was found in possession Of
Nick Martin and Joe Toma-cuski on the
premises OF Toney TrOelecki. where the
still was found. near South Bend. The
seizure was made Dec. 8. 1920.
Oca Stanholt is named as the owner of
the other car. Il was seized at Bristol,
Elkhart County. Jan. "a on the premises
Of ". A. Thomas.
The third car is said to have belonged
TO Steve BarzsO. SIS RUtledge street
Gary. 1t was seized Nov IS 1920
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-26
ANXIETY FELT
AT LAFAYETTE

Special TO Ihe Times
LAFAYETTE. Ind. July 20.-Tele-
graphic reports from Alberta. Canada
expressing fears as to the safely OF Dr.
w. f. stone OF Purdue University and
his wife, Margaret stone. who have prac-
ticed mountain climbing rs a recreation
for many years, have caused much auxi-
ETY. here0
Dr. and Mrs. Stone have spent several
summers In the Capadian Rockies. They
are members Of an organization Of noun
tain climbers and Mrs. Stone Is said to
have been the first American woman to
reach the top OF Mt. AssinibOine, Il, 00d
feet above sea level.
President Stone Is a member Of the
Indiana State board Of education and OF
number OF educational organiza tons
He is the author of several books on
chemical research. lie was elected presi-
dent Of Purdue In 1900, He was born In
New Hampshire In 1862. was a student
at the Massachusetts, Agricultural Col
lege and received degrees from the Uni
versity Of Boston, Massachusetts Agrl-
cultural College and the University OF
Gottingen, Germany.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-26

At this time of year members Of the
Alpine Club Of Canada and other noun
tain climbers from all over the world
gather at Bau1. Alberta. to spend weeks
In the mountain wonderland, climbing
tall peaks and camping under the stars.
Hundreds OF moantaineers in the United
States and Cana In are members OF the
Alpine Club of Canada, many Of them
well known scientists, educators and
business men. Banff Is the headquarters
oe the club, which has chosen Lake
O'Hara, near Lake Louise. as its camp
Ing place this year. Director A. O..
Wheeler OF the Alpine Club probably
knows more about the Canadian Rock
les than any other man. He has climbed
most OF the big peaks and Is official map
maker for the Canadian Government.
This summer the general public not
identified with the club has unusual or
portunites to see the mountains. Twice
a week, under the management of Mr.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-26
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS

being estimated in proper relations to
similar expenditures in the prewar test
period.
THE fneflciency of labor still left a
wide difference between actual upkeep
and the expenditure made during the
Government operation.
"In order to expedite settlement and
funding, an informal understanding
which is all that is possible or practical
has been reached under which the rail
way claims based on the inefficiency Of
labor are to be waived to hasten com
plete and final settlements without sur
render of any rights in court. in case
there is failure to settle. l have no
doubt that early, final and satisfactory
settlements vii be reached since the pol
icy of the railway administration has
been effective In finally settling the ac-
counts Of roads filing claims amounting
to $225 56S, ,764, resulting in the payment
to them of S6S 141 ,222.
NO THOUGHT TO ASK
ADDITIONAL FUNDS.
THE way now would seem to be clear
to adjustment and relief except for the
fact that the railway administration
though possessing assets, does not conf
mand the funds necessary to meet with
its admitted obligations. There is no
thought to ask Congress and additional
funds.
perhaps $500 OOO,COO viii be necessary.
The railroad administration has or Will
have in the progress of funding, ample
securities to meet all requirements If
Congress only will grant the authority
to negotiate these securities and provide
the agency for their negotiation. With
tend the authority OF the War Finance
Corporation so that it may purchase
these railway funding securities accepted
by the director general Of railroads. No
added expense, no added investment is
required on the part of the Govern
ment, there Is no added liability, no
added tax burden. 1t is merely the grant
of authority necessary to enable a most
useful and efficient Government agency
to use its available funds to purchase
securities for which Congress already has
authorized the issue and turn them into
the channels of finance ready to float
them.
81 can readily believe that so simple
a remedy will have your prompt sane
tion. The question of our obligation
cannot be raised, the wisdom of afford
ing early relief is not to be douAted,
and the avoidance of added appruStIa-
Continued on Page Eleven.)
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clIrnRINe ILLlclAENNALT- eLAcIERZ

Wheeler, there are public walking or
riding tours from Banf to Mount Assini-
boine, about forty five miles over the
mountain trails. Each party is In charge
OF g competent guide. and the Alpine
pack train carries the baggage. There
are FIVE camps between Banff end Assini-
boine, so that even the tenderfoot can
make the trip without hardship. At
Rnnn. Lake Louise and elsewh here are
real Swiss guides who aid mountaineers
in climbing the highest peaks, as well as
in exploring great glaciers and explor-
ing mountain passes and lakes. Mount
Assiniboine is nearly 1900 feet high and
awe inspiring in its majestic beauty.
Last year thirty-fve members Of the Al
pine Club, including two Yomen-Mrs.
". E. Stone OF Lafayette, Ind, and Mar
garet Gold of Edmonton, Alberta
reached the top Of the Canadian Matter
horn, as the great peak is called.
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DOUBTS MOVE
TO MOBILIZE
STATETROOPS
Aged Jurist Declares Militia
Can Be Used Only to Quell
Disorders.
NO KING IN ILLINOIS
Declares Ancient Maxim Has
Not Reached This Republic
Attorneys Ask Delay.

SPRINGFIELD, IL, July 90
Come and get me-
This. in substance, was the reply
Of Governor Len Small today when
he was informed that Judge Z. S
Smith had denied him immunity
from State criminal procedure.
Tie Governor reached the capitol with
out a bod guard. he was accompanied
by his son. Leslie Small, and Senator
John A Wheeler OF Springfield He ap-
peared uncoucer1cd about the case.
At an early hoLr this afternoon no
move had been taken 10y county authori-
ties 70 carry out the order Of Judge Smith
10 place Governor small under arrest. The
warrant remained in the hands Of Circuit
Clerk Charles I. Koehn.
II am working on a plan to be- fol
lowed in the service IF the warrants.
States Attorney Fred G.. Mortimer said
Until these plans are projected, no move
shall be taken by the sheriff
His arrest was ordered in a decision
denying the right of a Governor 10 i'm
munity from the State criminal code.
Warrants charging the Governor with a
confidence game. embezZlement and con
spiracy to defraud. involving S2,500,00O,
were in the hands Of Circuit Court clerk
Charles L Koahn when Judge Smith had
handed down his informal decision,
They will be given TO Sheriff Henry
Msster for service.
Judge Smith announced from the
bench that Governor Small will be per
mitted to voluntarily enter appearance
In court without the formahty and in
dignity Of arrest. should he decide TO co
30.
In such an event. the judge stated
"the court viii accommodate itself 10
the defense's wishes, as much as It IS
possible 20 do SO consistent with due
administration Of the law"
Overruliug contentious Of Small's 1T
torneys that the Governor is immune
from Arrest by virtue Of his office. Judge
Smith held:
NO KING
IN ILLINOIS"
There Is no king in Illinois. The
Governor Is laoie 10 arrest"
The - -yea--old bsrrister's eyes
cleaned and his jaws came together VIII
a snap.
He ordered the clerk Of the court 70
place the warrants for Smalrs arrest
in the hands Of Sheriff Henry Mester
Then for Mester's benefit he quoted from
CONTINUED on Page Two.l
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HARDINGS WILL
SPEND SUNDAY IN
NEW HAMPSHIRE
President and Wife TO Be
Guests of War Secretary in
White Mountains.

WASHINGTON. July o6.-President
and Mrs. Harding viii spend next sun
day in the white Mountains OF New
Hampshire as the guests OF Secretary OF
War and Mrs. John W. Weeks, 1t was
learned OF the White House today.
According to present plans the Presi-
dent and Mrs Harding. accompanied by
Secretary and Mrs. Weeks and other
guests, will leave Washington Friday or
this week on the Presidential yacht May
flower for Plymouth, Mass, to attend the
exercises conmemorating the landing Of
the Pilgrims 300 years ago.
The MayfiOwer is expected TO arrive
at Plymouth on the morning or Aug.
! and the President Will make an address
late that afternoon.