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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-04
KAPITOLA 20.

"ry mne tedy chces oprav-.
du opustiti, Meto?" pravila Va
lencie sve pfitelkyni, zatim co
sedely jcjim rannim polloii.
"Musim, Valencie," odvetila
Meta smutne. NE snad re
bych sama rada Sc do mesta
vracela," dodala a zardela Sc,
"ale matinka pravi, re to mu-
ST bJti, ponevadz Guy chce,
ably snatek byl slaven zari a
tn nam nezbyva mnoho casu."
"Tak brett 9pravila .Valen-
Gle. "Nicmene isem piece ra-
da tomu, Meto; ty budes jiste
velmi tastnou. - Guy jest
tax dobry hoch. Myslim, re
nesmfm naflkati, ze te ztra-
tim
"Kazdy bude pfitomen," -
pravila Meta, "a coz ty, Valin-
ko, nebudes pritomna me
svatbe? Vis-li pax, re jsem 81
vzala do hlavy, We by Bertie
mel byti mvm halym Pare
tenn
Valeneie Sc slabe usmala
pax zavrtela hlaTou rty Sc il
zaehvely.
"Ma draha Meto,' pravila
tise, "nemyslim, re to bude
mozne. Berie neni dosti sill
|nym, ably mohl snesti takoVt
rozcileni; ia sama nemohu
niceho slibovati, ackoliv bycF
nesmirne rada byla pritomna
Dobre Wis" dodala nikoliv bez
namahy, "iak to jest Sc mnou
nemohu dnps fici co budu mo.
ci V zafi ufiniti a co ne."
Meta potzdychla.
20. ja tax nerada te zane
chavam samotnu,' pravila.
Valencie sc zachvela. Ano
bude il opravdu pusto, az budt
sama - aneb bude snad jestt
hufe nez pusto. Prece ale de
la lehee:
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"svET',


"Pakli madame dovoli?" -
pravil Enrol, povstav a uklo-
niv Sc Valencii.
Ona sotva nan pohledla
rkouc:
"Nenechavejte Sc mnou zdr-
zovati," on zahryzav Sc do
rtu, rekl jen: "Nuze tedy do
brou noe" I dial Sc SIREN Lee
sterem odvesti.
Musel sebrati veskerou silu
pevne vule, ably Sc nezapome-
uni a neztrestal muze, jejz ne
navidel, vaci nemuz ysak mu-
sci Sc tvafiti pfatelskym. Jiz
k Will Valencii nemohl uciniti
mic iineho nez il opustiti a
pfijmouti sira Lestera vyzvu
ku hre.
A V noci d;nesni Enrol opet-
ne vyhral a sir Lester u neho
zabfednul jeste hloubeji do
dluhG.
Sir Lester prisahal, re Sc ne
hne od stolu dokud nevyhraje
Ease sve >penize, ale Enrol "a
yrtel hlavou, vstal a natahnul
ruce mad hlavu.
"Tentokrate nemohu vydr-
zeti pfi hfe az do rama jake
onehdy,' prayil. "Musim jiti.
Dobrou noe, panovew
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@aK EzER III Es6 n II Va RMmN
Ctenym spolkdn1,
radIln, sborGn,, klu-
BUM a zabavnln
spolecnosteln.

Jako minule tax i letos ro-
zeslali jsnne ma spolky, jichz
adresy jsne NELL pri ruce,
formule k vyplnsni adresare
pro rok 1922. Zadame ct.
spolky, jez 81 pfeji miti svij
adresar We "Svsts" ma rok
1922, by nam tento cirkular
spravne vyplneny zaslali
nejdele do Is. ledna 1922.
Spolky, jir1z jsme nemohli
formular zaslati a pref 81
miti adresar We "Svssu",
necht' mas uredne o tom u
vsdomi.
v ucte
Adrninistrace "Sveta".
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Pane Erroluv syni" Caerly-
on trpce isa zklaman, byl nu-
cen alespon pro nynejsek upu-
stiti Cd dalSiho dotazovani. -
Mohl Sc ien oddavati nadeji,
ze starJ Giles neupadne Ease
naprostou tupost, jake jej
prvne byl spatril.
Dnes zaiiste byl mnohem
souvislejsim a zdalo sc, re We
den isa otazkami mu piedkla-
danymi, vzpominal v6ci, jez Ia
dfivejsich navstev Errolovych
naprosto mu byly neznamy.
Neceho prece dosud bylo III
skano po nahledu Errolove a
mlady muz 81 poWdychnul,
kdyz vraceje Sc skrze Kings
Wood, skoro bezdeky pfisel k
padlemu kmenu, kde byl Va
lencii vypravel historii sveho
zivota; a myslenky jeho pax
zaletaly nazpet k nj, kteraz
byla vzdy pozadi jeho dusev
niho zraku We chvilich, kdy
jine veci zabyvaly jeho mysl.
Okolo Valencie soustfediiy Sc
v kazdy den, V kazdou hodinu
ieho zapasy, jez mu nedopra-
valy poklidu - jeho utrpenl,
jez pouze sesilovala, nikoliy
seslabova!a ieho lasku k nj, po-
nevada trpel pro nj.
'Nadna nad6je, zadny cd.
dech - zadny konec vsemU
tomuI mrucel pro sebe, OPT.
raie 81 hlavu rukou, zatim &C
tn sedel na kmenui stromovem
ma tolnto odlehlem tajuplnem
lesnlm mlste, jsa jedinou zde
pritomnou lidskou bytosti. -
"PokuSenI ma mne naleha Z
venci, pokusenl ltaleha 2 vnitr
Mel Guy pravdu? Jsem ia y
omylu? PokouSlm sc nemoz.
nosti3 Neodvazim sc ami my.
sleti Ma budoucnost - dlouho
budoucnost - stale od nj, oC
Valencie byti odloucen, stale
videti mezi nj "A mnou tuto kle
tou hradbu a prekazku! Mohl
jen ziti ode dne ku dni. mu
sim viteziii, kdyby pro mic il
ncho, jiz L Will hi. Zvitezim--
muslin zyitezitil Ona mi tax
neobemezene duveruje a nen
10 jiz samo sebou dostatetnot
pro mne posilou?"
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DOPIS z PRAHY.
(Od naseho zvlast. zprav.)

(Od naSeho zvlaSt. zprav.)
Praha, II. prosince 1921.
Mile ctenafky drazi ctenafi
Doufam, re Sc neurazite,
kdyz Vas tax pekne tituluji "a
to. re dopisiim mym venujete
lask. pozornost a prectete je
vzdy az do konce. Ze Vas vsak
TAX pekne nazyvam, ma jeste
jlnou, hlubsi pricinu. Ne vsak
takovou, abyste musili zaroven
sahnouti hluboko do kapes. Ia
fizuji v Praze "Cesko-ameri-
ckou obstaravatelskou a infor-
macni kancelar Frank Slaby,"
Praha Letna, els. $50 a prosfm,
abyste sc ma mne lask. obratili,
budete-li mych sluzeb potre-
bovati. PTevezmu tez zastou-
peni ruznych americkych W.
robku, zemskych plodin, sadla
a pod. a bude-li v teto pricine
n9kdo z Vas miti pro mne ne
jake pokyny, budu "a ne vde-
cen. Pfisel jsem totiz, trochu
sice pozde, ale piece, k tomu
nazoru, ze bych mohl take "a
citi jiz jednou pracovati sam
pod vlastni firmou, abych me-
musil cekati ma nejaky plat q
milosti, nebot' sluzne v privat-
mich zavodech u mas vetsinou
nenl "a mic jineho povazevano,
zvlaste pax ne "a rovnocenny
equivalent prace, takze nasta-
nell v nekterem' oboru tfeba
prechodna krise, bezohledne i
otce cetne rodiny zbavi zamest-
mani. Necitelnost povalecna je
primo desna a moralka tom
ohledu, jak Sc rika I've psi"
Prominete mi snad. re jsem ten
tokrate zacal Sc svymi starost-
mi, myslim, re vas nebudu
musit tax hned Ease takovymi
vecmi obtezovat. Jedna sc mi
hlavne tez Q to, prejiti od theo-
retickych a akademickych sym
patti ku praktickym styknm A
meriky Csl. republikou.
Vzdyt' i rozdily kursovni, po-
malu ovsem, ale pTece jen ca
stecne jiz povoluji a "a dollar,
jejz mi jeden lask. ctenar ma
ukazku postal, dostal jsem wee
ra jiz -pouze Kc 81, &C jeste
pred IA dny stal asi Kc 95. Vi
tie vsak asi sami jiste, re neni
zrovna zadne spasy We vysoke
Gene doilaru ami pro Ameriku,
neni-li pax moznosti vyvozu a
opatreni prace nezamestna-
nym, nebot' tax jest to jiz We
+svete, ze kazda vec ma svoji
stinnou svetlou stranku. We
ctvrtek, dne Is. t. m. vyslech-
null jsem karolinu zajimavou
pfednaSku splnomocneneho mi
nistra, p. Karla Perglera 20 a.
mericke spolkove ustave". Pan
ministr Pergler jest Yam asi
znam re sveho americkeho pu-
sobeni. Jest to znamenity prav
nix a recnik, kter1 zna doko-
male .Ameriku a jiste prokaze
nasi repuhlice jeste mnoho plat
nych sluzeb. - Praha jest ce-
| Ii pod snehem a Ma Vltave sc
! to Ease hemzi bruslicim naro.
dem. Musime take rano dlou.
no swift a to jest chyba, nebot
plyn a elektrika zrovna tax ja'
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"Jak Sc ii vede v manzel-
stvi?" Abych I'll pravdu re-
kl, co jsem zenat, jeste jsem
Sc svou zenou' nevymenil slo-
va!' "To Sc brzo hnevate." "
- "My Sc nehnsvame, ale o.
ma mne nepripusti K slovu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-04
! Ma otcovskem statku. X
Roman angickeho.
Roman z anglickeho.

dial, ia skoro prenahlene pre-
wal peel statek." !.
Peel 0 statek vezmi d. as! -
Neco podobneho alespon mne
mnoho nezhepokojuje! Jest
to zpropadena vyloha, udrzo-
vati toto mlsto a pri mem Nal
pas. Ma statku Malpas ovsem
|mnoho nezalezl, prece vsak
Istoji hodne penez.'
"Mrzi-li vas to-" odvetil En-
rol $ usmevem, zatim co 81 "a
paloval doutnik, "jaka skoda,
re Sc vas bratranec Errol Ca
erlyon nevratil vas takovych
starostf nesprostilr"
''Dekuji varn!s Hahaha!"
small Sc. 'Nestal bych "a mno-
no, kdybych nemel tento ma
jetek, Kings Rest. Jsem mu
ga to nesmirne ydecen, re zu-
stal cizine a zemrel jako
mladenec."
"On Sc tedy nikdy neoze-
! nil?'
"Ozenil? On "a Sc zeniti? -.
Nikdy! On nebyl z tech muzH,
kteri Sc zeni," odvetil sir Lee
ster opet Sc smichem. Avsak
pfedmet jejich rozmluvy pro
tn neb onu pricinu nebyl mu
pfiiemny, nebotSodvratil sc od
lneho a zavedl hovor. ma kone
- 0 nichz vzdy rad mluyival
! a phi tom setrval az bylo ma
case preyleci sc k obedu.
Noe byla mrna a tepla, ac-
koliv nebyla mesicna a kazdy
j byl vyvabep ven ma terasu; -
Guy a Meta zcela pfirozene
tsesG, samotu vyhledavajic e.
dolu do parku. Kdyz vSak Sc
ZpozdiValo, Jeden ia druhym
vraceli Sc nazpet do spolecen-
skeho pokoje, kamz pfineseny
karty a pani Frederick de Nal
pas dala Sc svesti ku hre pa
mi Claveringovou, ale Valencie
Izustala ma terase. Davala pred
most vecernimu vzduchu ne.
navidela hru karty. Sir Le-
ster byl dosud V jidelne sc
isgYm bratrancem.
NetrvaIo dlouho a Errol Ia
he Ease vysel ven IA terasu
mohl 81 prave tech nekolik O.
kamziku S Valencil popfati
kdokoliv, kterykoliv host -
tfeba tn meSkal poprve, byl by
mohl witt k nj, ably nj pro-
mluvil. Skoro nj ten den
ami nemluvil srdce ieho pra-
hnulc pc slovieku jeiim, po je-
dinem pohledu z jeji temnych
ocl.
Sedela, oprena jsouc ope-
radio jedne q terasovych leno-
SEX; mela ruce volne pred Sc
be sepnute a zraky jeii byly
obraceny k jasne modre oblo-
&c mad nj sc klenouci; vydesi-
la sc vsak $ rychlym rum6ncem
uslySevsi Ia seboup tiche kro.
ceje - kroceie, jez tax dobre
znala - oci jeji zazarily.
"Vy?' pravi!a mckee Il on
skloniv Sc k nj, polibil il rukr
! oprel Sc pax o balustradu
odkudz il mohl lepe pozorova
ii We svitu luny zatim pine Wy
Sic. Jak pliyabnou yyhllzela '
tuto chvili!
"Byl isem ia Stapletonu,
pravil Enrol po chvilce; nebyl;
: to slova, jez naplnovala v Il
chvili srdce jeho, musel vsal
i neco fici, - -rnlceni bylo prili
, slastne, nez ably je byl moh
klidne snesel v obyceinycl
/ zdyorilustkach a formalitaci
d jak znamo podobnych pffpa
dech spociva nejvetsi nebezpe
] ci.
: Ma Staplelonu? Wy jste ie
{. videl?'
"Ano; oddavam Sc poneku
. nadeji, Ie Sc pfece jeste up;
: matuje."
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bolest? Jak mohli vesti bla-
'zeny hovor milencn, kdyz pro
me nebylo zadne budoucnosti? ?
A vse CO spolu mluvili, byl
by mohl slyseti cely svet; piece
vsak dve bdelych ocf vyhlize-
|jicich ze vzdalenejsiho pokoie,
'pronikaye ma ne pohlizelo a
sIaboucka ruka pfitahla sira
|Lestera, ienz prave do komna-
ty byl vstoupil. Byl drobet
rozpaleny, jako by 81 byl po-
radne prihybal vfna.
"Hled'te," sepotala jesterice.
'Lestere, Wy jste Sc onehdy
|slovum mym vysmival. Nyni
Sc podivejte sam - isou po-
hromade: svit luny a laska jak
Jest to romanticke!v
"Pitomy nesmysl!" odvetil
|sir Lester mrucive. "Clovek
|prece muze sedeti zenstinou
ma terasel y " ocich jeho vsak
Sc objevil zvlastni ohen a zu-
by zatinaly Sc mu We rty.. Clo-
|vek nemusl milovati a pfece
|muze byti zarlivym.
ga = ia bych tomu ucinila
|konec!" pravila Selma. 90
pravdu, jiz k vuli nj jest to ne
obezretne - tot vse."
Sir Lester odvratil Sc sc "a
klenm a zamefil ku sv6 choti
la Errolovi.
Valencie zasleIchla pozna-
la krok jeho a paklize Sc u
|vnitr Zachvela, nedala toho ma
sobe znati, nybrz pokracova-
la V hoyoru kdyz manzel jeji
Sc pfiblizil az k nj a stati zu-
|stal, aniz byl by odhodil svuj
doutnik, aneb, jak toho sluS-
most vyzadovala, svou zenu "a
!! dial dovoleni by smell V jeji
Ipritomnosti kouriti.
"Pocina byti zimavo. UCinf-
te lepe, p1jdete-li dovnitr," -
"Neni mi zima, deKuji; mann
SAL odvetila mu kidne, aniz
by sebou byla pohnula a acko-
liv sir Lester byl rozmrzen, -
Iprece sc neodvazil u pritomno-
|sti Erroia pouziti ostrejsich
SLOW.
"ZroVna lako zenska," pra-
lvil nepfljemnym smichem.
"kdybych vas byl vyzval ia
lvenek, byla byste S durazem
prohlasovala, "a jest venkt,
prllis lima. Radim yam, Re-
vele, abyste sc nezmylil a nj
kdy Sc nezenil.'
"Byl bych nejspiSe zrovna
takovym jako vsichni ii ostat-
nj blazni, ktefi Sc zamiluji.'
odvetil Enrol. "kdoz pax my
sli ma vsechno to tskali, jez he
ma jeho ceste ocekava
IVY jlste ne? Wy horko.
krevni jihane vsichni iednate
jen prvnlm popudem,' pravil
sir Lester, jake by mu chtel
dati malou vystrahu, "a to ne
nj vzdycky zcela bezpecno -
ti snad myslite re amor"
jest to malokdy bezpecno
Wy mysllte, re rozvaznost jest
vzdycky neilepsi," del Erro
"a clovek muze smele pripu
stiti, re rozt Almost jest vzdy
nejbezpecnejsi, treba ne nej
20 do takovych titernosti j:
lSe nepoustlm - to ponecl1a
IVam ME vysoce vzdelane zen6
Nam "a to, re bezpeci Jest v,
Ivetsine prlpadu nejlepsi," pr;
|vil sir Lester a odstranoyal S
popel q doutniku. "Poid'te.-
Revele a dejte mi me zadosti
'|ucinenf. Jest-li Sc ii libi diva
vati Sc ma mcsicek," dodal
| usklebkem zene urcenym, :
"musis tax ciniti o samott
mysllm vsak, &c pujdes nyl
: take dovnitf.
"Vy jste prece jen strasn
J barbar, sire Lestere!" zakroc
lftstn1 ~, * l. l. tr,1, l..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10

His friend expressed great surprise.
1T Is the only religion where one
may keep ones hat ON at all times"
he explained, rubbing his bald head.
Clemenceaus features are OF a pro-
nounced Monaghan type.
On one of his numerous visits to
the trenches during the war, he had
a long conversation with an officer
who. while engaged in commanding a
company OF infantry for the moment,
incidentally happened to be a deputy.
After Clemenceau had left the SEQ
tor. "poilu" stepped up to the Cap
tain and said:
who is the civilian you were talk
| ing to a minute ago, Captain. 1t seems
to me I've seen his picture some
where"
The captain was non-plussed. Was
it possible that one of his soldiers did
not know the Tiger" SO no decided
to have little fun with the man.
"He is a rich and powerful Chinese
mandarin" the captain informed the
soldier, 'he dresses in the European
fashion. so as TO visit the trenches
without creating too much Of a stir"
He might better raise an army of
five or six million Chinese and come
and give US a lift here against the
Germans" replied the "poilu" gruflly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10

snapped tho "Tiger" in a eurly mood.
Rodin was greatly peeved at the
lack OF appreciation, and until his
death the relations between sculptor
and statesman were never as cordial
as they had been previously.
Georges Clemenceau never had any
patience for the details OF technical
engineering. Gabriel Voisin, the
motor manufacturer, was explaining
to the Premier one day the intricacies
OF a new motor destined to increase
the speed Of airplanes twenty per
flourish questions.
you evidently don't understand tho
first thing about what l am saying"
Voisin finally declared with some i'm
patience. You're right, and l don't
want to-" replied Clemenceau.
Intimidation is n word missing from
the otherwise large vocabulary OF
| Georges Clemenceau. During the
diplomatic incidents OF Casablanca in
1908, the German Ambassador called
on the Tiger, tnen premier OF
France, and after adopting an uncom-
promising attitude, finally declared
that if Germany was not given salts
faction, he would be compelled TO de-
mand his passports.
| THE Berlin express leaves at nine
it is now seven O'clock" replied
Clemenceau looking at his watch
you'd better hurry or you'll miss it.
The German Ambassador did no,
leave and the next day he informed
the Premier that Germany was salts
fled.
Georges Clemenceau is fearless wher
facing the shells of the enemy's guns
or an adversary's sword or pistol OF
the field of honor, but he lives in dire
fear of a cold in the head.
In Strasburg, during the never-to
be-forgotten voyage to the retrieved
provinces of Alsace- Lorraine, h,
visited most Of the places OF worship
of the various religions. Catholi
churches. Protestant temples an,
synagogues.
Il have chosen my religion" he tol.
a friend one evening, 1.-The Jewish re
ligion."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
FREE TREAT FOR BOYS AT
RIALTO THEATRE TOMORROW

l.. =. Rubin, manager OF the Rlaito
Theatre has a lot OF sympathy and
friendship for boys. He has just made
an offer which shows not only that he
wants to have the lads see the movies
once in while without paying for
them but also wants them to get to-
gether in some kind OF club.
Cooperating with the newspapers
Mr.. Rubin is Offering to give all the
newsboys in the city and all other
boys who he can take care OF. "A chance
10 attend "The Cloudburst." n picture
for red-blooded youngsters who like
sport. racing, boxing and motorboat
racing, without n penny of cost to
them tomorrow morning. At that time,
also. another chapter OF Eddie Polo
will show him in Captain Kidd. II
the boys behave themselves no will
give these free shows once a month
and If they behave themselves ex-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10

ceptionally well, maybe twice month
Moreover II the young fellows want
to get together and form a club ne
offers the use of n large third floor
room over the Rialto Theatre, for their
meetings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
STORIES Of THE TIGER"
CLEMENCEAU OF FRANCE
Interesting Sidelights on the
Famous French Statesman
and World War Premier.
inv Associated Press to Tyery Evening.

Fy Associated Press to Every Evening.
Following anecdotes OF Georges
Ckmenseau of France are forwarded
by the Associated Press from Paris,
and are timely in connection with the
famous War Premier's visit and lee
ture-tour of the United States.
Returning to Paris after being
guest at hunting party given by
President I-oubet in the Forest of
Fontainebleau, the chauffeur OF
Georges Clemenceau lost his way. A
luxurious limousine owned by we'll
known financier happened by and the
chauffeur hailed it.
Recognizing Clemenceau, the knight
of high finance, moved by desire to
be agreeable to the Minister of the
Interior, said:
Just fall in behind our car and
follow us"
You've heard him." whispered
Clemenceau to his chauffeur. follow
that automobile but be prudent, keen
your distance, it might lead us to La
Sante prison"
AS matter of fact, six months later
the financier went TO Jail for a long
period and the Minister of the Inter
pitiless manner in which the case
against him was prosecuted.
Deputy Alexandra varenne, meeting
Georges Clemenceau in the Hobbies of
the Chamber of Deputies the other
day, wayed reminiscent.
When you were Premier I was in
the opposition" said the deputy from
the left.
so was T." replied Clemenceau.
How could that be. when you were
President OF the tCouncil?' asked
Narenne. surprised.
Well, l was always in the opposi-
ton against my own ministers, the
Tiger" answered.
Rodin. the famous sculptor, was g
great admirer of Georges Clemenceau
For many years he urged the ole
statesman 10 pose for bust which
would transmit his features to posteri
ty"
Never mind about the posterity
part OF it." the Tiger" finally eai(
one day., IF YOU desire a bust of my
ugly face as n souvenir, you can hav,
it for yourself"
The sculptor found Clemenceau
very nervous model. Continually til.
Premier chartered, turned his head OF
all sides, never remaining quiet lon,
enough TO permit Rodin TO get tn,
right angle TO the light.
But the bust was at last completed
and Clemenceau was asked TO come I,
the studio ard have a look at it.
In critical mood, the Tiger" sur
veyed the magnificent work. a perfec
living likeness.
Who is the old Monaghan general?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
j. Il. McCncken Slowly Recovering.

John Il. McCracken, an assistant
treasurer of the Wilmington Trust
Co, is slowly recovering from an OPP
Grafton for abcess of the brain, UNI
dergone at the University of Pennsyl-
vania Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10

Every little want can he satisfied at
very little cost through an Every
Evening classified ad--Adv.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-05

along these lines. He is great be-
never in milk products not only as the
greatest of all foods for nutrition
purposes but also for the bringing in
If some ready money at time when
ne crops are a failure. The pros
,ects are that during the coming year
many car loads Of cows will be ship
ped into Barnes county by the farm
erG
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-05

freight rates and more financial ali
for the farmers No one in thi
state can claim that any set of mel
who are working for legislation of thi:
sort are a serious menace to the wei
fare of the country and we feel that
if it is necessary for the formation Of
an agricultural bloc to force the en-
actment of this legislation sold bloc is
one of our greatest needs. The cry is
raised that this bloc is trying to force
class legislation. Glass legislation
in the ordinary and popular concep-
ton of the term, is undoubtedly det-
rimental to the country as whole
This applies when the class receiving
the favorable legislation is a very
small part of our business organiza-
ton, but legislation which has the re-
lief of conditions effecting one half
of our total population as it's aim
cannot be properly referred to as class
legislation. Any action taken to pre-
vent the enactment of this legislation,
be it advocated by a bloc or
not, will be resented by a majority
Of the voters and the leaders who are
opposing the bloc should realize this
fact.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-05
M'ADo0 FIRST CLASS SCOUT

Scout lore as practiced at the IL
camps Of Kanahwahke lake In the
Interstate Palisades park, was the
subject Of an earnest study made one
day in August by Hon. William 4.
McAdoo and Mrs. McAdoo and a dis
tinguished company Of guests who
visited the camp at the invitation OF
Franklin D. Roosevelt, chairman OF
the Greater New York Scout council.
Other members of the council who ex-
tended the invitation were James G.
Blaine, Jr., William S. Kies, Samuel
NJ. Greer and Barron Collier.
Almost the only scout feat that Mr..
McAdoo failed to test was being res
cued from drowning and resuscitated.
That he was content to watch. All
the rest that was going on he entered
into. He whanged a baseball for the
benefit of Brooklyn scouts, not to men
ton the movie men who busly clicked
their cameras. He was bound up by
a scout skilled In administering first
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-05
WEALTHY WOMEN
SOUGHT BY POLICE
Believe That Chinese Deaths Paid for
by Wealthy Women Fearing
Blackmail

New York, Dec. 31-Fifty women,
some of whom are wealthy, were be-
ing sought by police today in connec.
ton with the death of two Chinese
in an opium den frequented by "lim-
CUISINE trade" -......-
The bodies of the two Chinese
Tom Sat and Tom Shaw were found
in their three room apartment each
stabbed many times. An opium pipe
lay on the floor and in one room there
was a hop kettle with a flame burn
ing under it.
Detectives also found list Of fif-
ty names of American women. They
are questioning them in belief that
the death Of the Chinese might have
been paid for by the women who fear
ed blackmailing. Neighbors said that
some of the patrons Of the Chinese
joint came in their own limousines. A
letter from woman was found in the
apartment. She is being sought.
The original OF a portrait of
beautiful woman which was found
hanging on the wall of the room
where the bodies were laying, is be-
ing sought by the police.