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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
NOVY PAPEz DosUD NEZVOLEN.
PRl CTVRTEM HLASOVANf ZADNY Z KANDlDATU
NEZfsKAL NUTNOU VETSINU.

ln :" unora Tfeti Gtvre hasovdnf pfedsevzato bylo
konklave ker ma vo nastupce Benedkta XV anz bv
docilo vysledku Il
hlasovanm zapoGato dnes dopoledne kdv diva balotv
Vrzeny Zadny kandGat nezka vsak nutnou v6snu hla
su pu edne dm zacal vysupovat komna mad Sistnso,
coz jest zpuob ohlasen zvoen noveho papeze a
5OOOO hrnu Sc ku kahedrae donneni liz voba
provedena kazdy chel mit pozehnani noveho papeze
prvn ruky Nez patne neiakym nedoparenm Sc salo ze
omen kamnech by rozdean zastupu vysveteno re dosud
voba provedena nebyla.
Behem odpoedne vyso tez vefeinos re tr kardr61o
ve kterl ucastn konkave Vakane upoutan so ner
ma loze Jsou to kardinalove Marni Pompi Basileri III
skup Veronsky.
Hlasovano bude ttykrae denne ma mste dvakrate ia,
byo pavodne obmysleno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
DEVET SMLUV JEST WSLEDKEM,
POSLEDNf PLENARNf ZASEDANf WASHINGTON.
SKE KONFERENCE BUDE v PONDELf.

Washington, g. 1nora - Washngtonska konference svs-
oVych mocnos skonca svoji prc nektere formaty
Jez dokonceny budou ztfesm pondenim plenarnm Ease
dani Devet smuv nchz Spoene Sty josu iednou
re stran, tvor eii vysledky.
Vybor ma omezeni zbroen pozdsavajici delegacf pe
vemocl vybor pacficke dalekovychodn otazky zau
maicl deegace vsech dewitt Sc nocnos odroc Sc
dnes odpoledne
Plenarni zasedani bude Romano 80 Ultra rano pri
cemz oznamen bude nahadn nek ctymocenske pacfickt
smouvy vysovn6 vyjimac japanskou pevnnu je opatie
M devtmocenska smouva obsahujci vseobecne smernce
Vzhledem Cine devitimocenska smouva kry dohodnu
Vzhledem cinskemu celnmu tarifu
Vsechna bezna prace ednani konerence cara
zen do prookou nedavnych prohaseni vad amercke ia
panske vzhledem Sbif bude dokonceno zaverecne
reel konference prosloveny.
Posednl zasedan Romano bude 10 hodin pondeli rano
nemz smouvy budou podepsany presdenta Hard
ukoncl to nepamatnes sv6tove hromzdeni Versa
ske konference.
Smlouvy jez byly uzavfeny vztahu Sc ma:
l. Omezen poetu btevnch lodi. g. Onezeni pouzivani
ponorek vakch g. Uznani pray 6yr velmoc osrovy
Pacfiku Vyjmuti pevnny apanske 6yrmocenske pa
ccke smlouvy s. Zasadu oevrenych Cine pro vse-
chny narody g. Cenl tariff ejz Gtat mhze Gina
cziny Z Dohodnu mez Japanem Spojenym Staty while
dem ostrovu Yap g. Pfdeen drivejSich n6meck5ch pac
doceno byo dohcdnuti mezi Cinou a Japanem.
Spoene Staty jsou ednou stran vsech smlouvach
krone one ykaci Santungu Smouvy yo budou predo-
zeny senatu pf yden aGko oceava proti nekterynl
opposice, panuje mneni,ze budou schvaleny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
RUSkO NEZMENSf ARMA-
DU.

Kodan, 2. unora. Ia vcerei-
81 schuze clenu ustredniho W.
konneho vyboru sov6tn Nikolaj
Lenin podal formalnl navrh,
aby ruska armada O polovinu
byla zmensena, cimz jedine
lie dosahnouti ucasti Soustati
ma hospodarske konferenci V
Janov6. - Leninhv navrh byl
vsak porazen velikou vetsinou
nasledovn6 ruska armada zu
stane We SVEN dosavadnlm po-
ctu. Proti polovicni demobili-
saci vystoupil zvlaste Trocky.
vyvozujici, re sovety potrebu-
il slime armady, ponevadz re-
akcionarska Europa stale kuie
planv, jak by Sc proti Rusku
oborila. Tyz jest rovnez proti
obeslani hospodarske konfe-
renee do Janova svolane, po-
nevada konference ia je pry
vyocitanou pasti ma sov6ty. V
tomto pfipade Trockeho APPEL
vyznel vsak ma plano a sovety
do Janova pnjdou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
STAVKA v NEMECKU Sc SfRf.
K vLAKovYM ZRizENCUM PR1DAL1 Sc zAMEsT.
NANCI z DfLEN

Berlin B. unora. = Po pfistoupeni zam6stnancu dlen
ku vakovym zfzencum pocet savk bernskem distriku
Sc odhadue $4,000 cele zem 1000 Rovnez lest
znacny neklid mez bernskym postovnm teegrafnm
zenc savka nenf Vudcove potestuii proti
vadnmu dekretu vzahujicimu stavky pozadu ieho
odvolan
Nektef delnfk z zanechali prace oGekava Sc re O.
stan opustl msta zra kdy nepochybn6 obecn
mesnanc vyou stavku pro nz temer enomysne haso-
vail
Zasobovani Berlina plynem, elekrnou a bylo by
pax ohrozeno doprava pouni draze ochromena Osr6
pokarni stavkucich zeezncnch zzencu pro zpso akym
stavku usutecnl dobe kdy vyjednavao vadou otaz-
mzdy jest obsazeno spoecnem prohsen vydanem
vecer zstupc vSeobecne federace d6nickch uni neodv
slych organisac Vypoetva kaastrofan ucnky savky
vnitemi stuaci N6mecka nyn pred nadchazec
ferenc anove Pozadavek jest cnen ably stavkar vrt
do prace okamzie nacez pravi resouc mzdove edna
can bude lined obnoveno protstvkovn dekrety vydane
presdenem Eberem odvony Toto neocekavane odsouzeni
stavky hlavnim delnckymi oganisace znavuje zeezna
re bez prakcke morni podpo ezo provolani
vrhuje kazdou stavku re sympatie jejich zajmu.
Az dosud nepodaTo vypravti ami vlaky potravinami
a mlekem a doprava celem Nemecku jest ochromena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
STAROSTI o EX-CfSARE.
Mala dohoda bude pOzadana,
ably prispivala ma karla a jeho
dOmacnOst.

Pariz, 2. lnora. Nejvyssi
spojenecka rada pozve co nej-
drive Ceskoslovensko. Rumun-
sko a Jugoslavli k porad6, ma
niz zastupci velkych spojene-
ckych statu rovnez sc budou
podileti a "a kterezto konfe-
renee bude rozhodnuto, mno-
ho-li ma byti povoleno ma W.
drzovani rodiny eXcisafe Kar-
la V zajeti ma Madeire. AZ do
sud vsechny potfebv rodiny
stara Sc portugalska vlada, kite
Ia vSak nadale Karlovu rodinu
vice ziviti nemini.
Spoienecka rada chce tudiz,
ably Mala dohoda Sc rozhodla,
mnoholi na karla chce pripla-
ceti. Konference bude svolana
V n6kolika dnech a dotcena po-
zvani budou rozeslana clenim
Male dohody jiz Ultra. Nekte-
Fl ze spojencG jsou proto. aby
Karlovi poskytnuta byla zvla-
stni pense ably o svou do
macnost ma Madeire staral Sc
sam. Pravi Sc tez, re rodina
Karlova We SVEN vyhnanstvi
statecne utraci a portugalske
Wade cinf tax zbytecne nepri-
jemnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
UTOK MA PRESIDENTA
RJEKY.
NSk0lik os0b z jeho druziny
bylo bombou poranSno.

Rjeka, 2. 1nora. Kdyz vcera
odpoledne president neodvisle-
no statu Rjeka, DIR. Zanella We
spolecnosti n6kolika svych po-
litickych pratel opoustel hotel,
ably uchylil Sc do snemovny, ne
jaky muz priblizil Sc k jeho
AUTOMOBILE a nez mohl nekdo
zakrociti, vrhl bombu do pre-
sidentova vozidla. Bomba ex-
plodovala sice, presidentovy
druziny nepfisel vsak nikdo k
vaznemu zraneni a on sam wy
vail bez pohromy. Pouze diva
jeho pratele utrp6li lehci IRA
n6ni a nachazeji Sc v domacfm
osetfovAnf. Rovn6z nekolik po
licisti bylo lehce zraneno, "a
to vsak 1tocnik unikl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
NOVA OFFENSIVA MOKRYCH
PENfZE MA BONUS MAUI BYTI ZfsKANY DAM MA
PIVO VIVA
ashington, 8. unora.

Washington, g. dnora. - Novy vyborn6 organisovany boi
prot prohibc zahajen byl zde dnes.
Sdruzen proti prohbitnmu dodatku inkorporovana
ganisace ez otevrelo havn svu Washngtone W.
ouplo do pole podporou pfedlohy posance Johna Phpa
Hla republkana Marylandu federalnch
srktd nichz die pranf v6tsny obyvatesva molly
vyrbeny prodavany hovny opatfen penez ma voienskt
bonus dan ma lehka vina pivo.'
Sdruzen iez prav ze nema zadneho spoieni iakgmiko
lkernimi zamy posalo dopis kongresnku Hllov enz
bVt uveden eho sv6dec vbore cestv nrostfeI
ky podporu eho pedohy spou Glen pf-
sou neb teegrafu kongresu prosp6ch lehkvch
Oha seznamu imen sou uvedeni: Russell v BECKER,
pravnk Ceveand Bedenova Akron: Charles F.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
POROTA Sc OPET NESHODLA.
DISTRIKTNf NAVLADNf PROHLASIL, zE POSTAV1
ARBUCKLA POTRETf PRED SOUD.

San Francisco 3. dnora Roscoe C. Arbucke bude po-
saven potfe pred soud aby zodpovda obvn6n pro
Gin zab spoenf smr Virgnie Rappe-ove fiove he
recky. ".H
Toto byo rozhodnuti oznamen6 dnes distritni
vladimir Bradyn kdyz poroa druhem procesu flmovym
komkem ohasa ze nemze shodnouti byla propustena
Tentyz by vysedek prvniho ponde bude ozna
memo. kdy tfeti iceni bude Romano.
Drktn navladni Brady enz nebyl soudni sini, kdyz
porota pa prav re kdyby vesna porotcd bya hlaovaa
pro osvobozeni, byl by navrhl skrtnutf zaloby
ezto porota byla deseti hasy pro uznanisvnnym
dvema ovobozen jest to zfeme moj povinnos proed
navat tento pfipad opetne," pravi Brady.
Arbuckle enom fekl re doua dokaza svoji nevnu pri
prsm procesu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
HERNIA v SOlnOhrade.
Die

zpravy "Salz. Volksbiattu" o.
becni rada solnohradska obira
Sc jiz delsi dobu myslenkou,
zTiditi V Solnohrade hernu, po
nevada jen tax bylo by mozno
sanovati m6stske finance. Kfe
st 'ansti socialni SOC. demo-
kraticti obec. starsi souhlasi
pry tfmto planem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04

President Zanella dostal Sc
k Wade ma zdejsi radnici po
politickem prevratu v dubnu a
byl zvolen presidentem 5. fij-
ma. Bvl zaprisahlvm nepfite-
lem basnika De Annunzia. ienz
pred tim v Rjece bvl svrchova-
nVm panem a diktotarem. NV
sli sc tudiz. ze nekterV stou-
pence zmineneho podnikl utok
ma nvn6iSiho presidenta a die
toho bude policejnl patrani "a
vedeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
S AEROPLANY MA HOLlNKARE.

league Tex g. lnora Statni voiaci esnici federani
fednc vedeni aeropny napad dnes huse zaesn6ny kra
nznah feky Trinity okresu Freesone zabavvse
sacnch aparau vyrobu whisky zaknuvse padesa
Holinka vystrei nekohkrate Taylora plota
aeropanu avsak chyb Ma oblas kde vykonana prohd
ka prohlasen by dnes vadou voensky zakon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
DLUHOVA PREDLOHA PRED
PRESyDENTEM.

Washington, g. unora. Kongres konecne upravi
zahaen vyiednavani bondovani poeneckeho dluhu
cni cekem pfblzne iedenact bionn Snemovna
slanecka velikou vetsinou poupia dodatky senatu
predloha posana presdentov shvaleni
Komse jez povede vyiednavan spoenc bude pozsava
pet clenu, nichz jednim musi by sekretar pokadny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
BRITANIE NEUTRALNl.

Londyn. 3. dnora. Neiposednejsf neshody mez Mi
chaelem Coinsem Siren jameson Craigem pouta uzkost
vou Briticke vady uznava
hranic mez severnim znim Irskem skyta nevaznes
moznos Avsak pokud nebude doznano muvcim severnho
znho rska re nemohou shodnout Velka Brane bude
povazova vec jez yka vyhradne Iska do nz nemn
zasahovati
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
HARMON "NEPOBEZi".

Columbus o., g. unora = Dfives guverner Judson Har-
SVEN domove Cincinnati opravni prohlasen
bude kandidatem demokrackou guvenerskou nomnac
Ocekava nyni ze Donahey byvay stani auditor enz
by demokratickm kanddatem pr poslednch vobach for
maine ohlas svoji kanddaturu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
UKRAJINA KUPUJE POTRAVINY.

Londyn B. unora - Dohodnuti die nehoz Ukrajinka
veska republka zavaZuje at rukoum Amercke
ne adminrace $2,000OOO zate zakoupen potravn
semenneho ob byo uzavreno vcera ondynske kanceari
adminsrace vyslo veejnost dnes. Zsoby
peny Spojenych Statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
NAVRH MA VYSLANCE PRO risky
STAT.

Washington 8. unora - Ustanoven amerckeho yelyy-
sance risky Svobodny Stat jest resouci poda
ne dnes kongresnikem Raneym, demokratem Inois enz
prohasi sve Tec emovne proovene ze vzaemne
mocne vztahy mezi Spoenymi Saty Irkem mohou bv
epe uplatneIy prostredncvim pfm6ho diploma
mercniho zastoupenf."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04

Cs,jasd. '.NsII, ~ tbaS ks,s ~ ~
IA fSats q coms bSrt In, ySu' q ~ !.
ter know the truth. Emmcae nsti hin.
You remember that college professor
who disputed his bill Ofl 82-said he
Mee certain he had paid II in cash
Well, Il turned OUTPUT I Vfomised
Emnsons I'd keep still. H said he
didn't want to ruin 4 youlR fellow's
chance to change his gaity Hes queer
that Maybe hot under the collar II he
knew I'D said THIS much. Keep Il num-"
Collard added 40 he started TO meet 40
incoming customer. ,s, y.
Never until tnat very moment had
Rose Blythe realized how much Robert
Lane sum- helpful Bob--hAd meant
70 her. And now, along With the real.
that ne should have dared 10 make her
think him hne and clean and all that
was desirable in manhood, while hiding
from her, and doubtless deriding her
lneenuousnees, that hideous other side
Of him that Emmons had found out and
Collard 20 suddenly and belatedly re.
vealed. She felt victimixed and dis.
graced IN her own eyes.
In this mood she went out TO most
nsatisfactory lunch. And in this mood
she was returning, when at q street
corner she found herself looking squarely
into the eyes Of Bob Lane. He was
poorly dressed, indeed. and his face was
thin and hageard. There was Z trace
Of embarrassment, too, as he put him.
self In her way and extended his hand !;
and eager. I.1a.
Rose had not thought Of meeting him
thus, or at all. She had planned no
course OF action. Suddenly she was
aware that her heart had given one
great wild leap; that a high anger had
possessed her, and that she had ignored
his hand, stepped aside and passed on
without word or second look at him.
She was shaking when she reached the
Ten minutes afterward Mr.. Emmons,
also returning from lunch. looked curl. !.
ously at Rose as he passed her; then
to the desk with him.
miss Blythe" said Emmons blunt
", why did you give Bob Lane such
: shastly cut just now? I was Just
behind you."
| The bitterness Of Roses disappoint.
ment in Lane was still upon her. "You
should know better than any one else,
Mr.. Emmons," she answered. 81 can .
not be friends with thief"
Emmon's eyebrows went up. "A
thief! What the deuce? There's some
Misunderstanding here. I guess" In
five minutes he had picked It oil out Of
her-what Collard had told her. at
it had been to her, at which he hid a
whimsical smile.
"Now let me tell you something,
young lady" said Emmons. "Bob
Lane was not discharged. He went out
Of this business for a reason Of his own
whether 1t was good or not remains
to be seen. He went out at time when
1t took nerve to throw up Job, and he
went out virtually dead broke, for he d
just finished paying for terribly costly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04

Union Sessions 70 Mark csIs-
.bratlcn 81 Baltimore Yearly
ssting's zsosh Anniversary
EXERCISES BEGIN TODAY

BAltimsrs, May 4. - Baltimore
Friends Will begin the celebration Of
the 260th anniversary Of their Yearly
Meeting today. This is the oldest
Yearly Meeting in America, having
been founded In 1872, some years be-.
fore William Penn started his ''holy
experiment" IN Pennsylvania.
Tho celebration will be conducted
Jointly BY both branches OF Friends.
For more, than $50 years they were a
united body, but split In 1927 over their
theological beliefs, Though still divided
the bitterness Of the old controversy has
died and there Is now cordial co. .op.
Grafton between them to promote better
conditions Of life. and relieve dis.
tress. The celebration exhibits another
step in the drawing together Of two
branches. The proceedings planned 30
far are: E
Park Avenue Meeting House with DR..
o. Edward Janncy presiding. After
greetings from representatives of other
denominations Elizabeth b. Emmott. OF
tuc lOuuOu j carly VccJiuSS Will BIVC uu
address on THE Founding Of Quaker
ISM"
Tomorrow morning there will be cx.
ercises in Baltimore Friends School.
In the afternoon, at the new Homewood
Meeting House, there will be- greetings
from other Yearly Meetings, after which
Frederick j. Libby. formerly Friends
Relief Commissioner, will speak on
"Our Duty to Other Peoples y,
In the evening there will be shown
"A Pageant Of Quakerism." in which
a number of tableaux will illustrate
the progress of Quakerism from the
days of George Fox to the present.
Saturday a pilgrimage will be made
on Chesapeake Bay to West River.
Nd, where the first Yearly Meeting
was conducted. At the meeting here
Thomas B. Hull, Of Baltimore, will pre-.
side. and Lucy Mercham Thurston will
speak on 1.-THE Founding and Develop.
ment Of Quakerism in Maryland. "
After that DR.. Elbert Russell. director
OF woolman School, Swarthmore, will
give an address on "The Influence OF
Friends on Colonial Life.
Sunday will be filled with engage
ments. Among the addresses listed are
"The Landing Of William Penn and
It's Significance. BY Governor Sproul.
Of Pennsylvania "The New Social Or
DER" BY DR.. Jesse H. Holmes. Of
Swarthmore College, and 1.-THE Mes.
sage Of Christ to the World" by DR..
Rufus NJ. Jones, Of Haverford College.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
7hs DAILY NoCeletts
The Thief
~ Win r. Amsss

ssT OOK here, Collard," /" said MI. EN-.
~ mons, heres the way the bust.
months" Ae landed tSs "' younger ,nss man man
an abstract sheet that he had Just hn-
ished compiling from the books and sat
frownIne thoushtfully while Collard,
with lengthening countenance. took In
the unpleasant Information the paper
contained.
That's worse than I thought, = said
Collard. q l
1T isn't worse. though, than it's
going to be all winter. I'm up against
II, Joe. I'm not capitalized to stand
the losses that even o little business
like this ID bound to make between now
and spring. I hate like poison to do
II, but I've got to let Miss Blythe 90. !"
Collard shot . disconcertad glance at
his employer. ''Miss Blythe?' he Ok.
claimed. why. Lane cuts Z good deal
more figure on your payroll. II any
one must 60 / should think-----"
"Man alive! I" Bob's been with me
almost a. Ions. a. you have; and the
girls comparatively q newcomer. I've
got to play fair. Joc."
So It came that, with much honest
regret. the worried Emmons broke to
Rose Blythe the bad news that after the
following Saturday the book and sta
tionery shop would have to be conducted
without the benefit Of her services. 81
understand, Mr.. Emmons." said Rose
bravely, and Emmons left her, greatly
relieved that she had taken the matter
20 coolly. but Bob Lane, returning
from lunch earlier than usual, surprised
the girl In the back ROOM. fighting with
clenched hands to restrain flood Of
tears.
| 1T wouldn't be 70 bad she fal-
tered, ''only mother has simply got to
have things reasonably decent-lshe's 9
more than half an invalid, you know
AND It's just all we can do to get
along now. Az for getting another posi-: ::
Rose threw out her hands In a gesture
Of hopelessness.
Bob might have said: "Never mind,
II. little srs s'r .s there: ere w.y out out INA marry =,
twoV He might have, that is. il he
had yielded to his first impulse. In.
stead. he thought: "No,. that would be
taking rotten advantage" And Bob
wasn't the kind to take advantage. SO
he went straight to Emmons. IF !
wasn't here you'd be keeping Miss
Blythe on, wouldn't you. Mr.. EN-
rnons?" he asked point. blank.
Undoubtedly" replied his employer.
'But why do you ask, Bob?"
-. "Bscauss I'm through - I'm quit.
Lame IL back in town." remarked
Collard as. he and Rose were rearrang-
ing the fiction section. Looks like q
tramp. Never saw anybody 70 down
the line 80 fast. Three months and our
natty Bob is bum Think I'd have
pride enough left to stay away II I was
in his place.
"But ] thought he had such fine
position in Buffalo," exclaimed Rose.
HE told me he had, when he left here
80 suddenly. I'm sorry. IL always
liked Bob & @
Something in the girls tone brought
to Collard sudden conviction Of what
until now had been merely uneasy sus.
picion-it was Bob Lane who stood In
his way with Rose; 1t was Bob Lane
who, though months absent and seem
ingly gone out Of her life, was the
underlying cause Of the hesitating re-
luctance with which the girl accepted
Collard's attentions.
80 he told you that, did he?" said
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04

s,sratfcn ~ n n vl1l1syb i q y y = u y ~ l
He'd had 1 pfStly 'r6u6t tiHS q & AZ
wintef, I tale IL, though ~ Aidn.t een.
pIaln, You ~, { had Z tam with Hin
lust after you enubbed him, and h came
back here only because the sister hes
been very III anA beeged him to come:
BUT the point II, be knew verx well
when he went that he was likely to nave
s'Fob h coming back Into the store
Business Il enough bstter to warrant II,
and I. told him 70 come 10 tomorrow.
but now that I've had this talk with
you, he isn't coming back ae Z junior
clerk he's going to take Collard's Job.
| Coliard's plumb right about one thing
II won't keep the thief In my employ
not even the kind OF a thief whe. can
manage TO keep his fingers on his, boss
money, but. can't keep from stealing 2
Rose was staring at her employer
her color coming and going.
Like 4 lightning 6ash had come. sud
| den illumination. "Mr. Emm0ns," she
frembied. ''if Bob didn't have smother
position and wasn't discharged. why did
Can't you suess?" asked Emmons. !.
''Oh. on, yes-yes! And i believed
such awful things, just because that
that beast told them to me What shall
say to him? What shall I do!'
| "i don't know. my dear. But Bob
told me he had tramped and ridden the
bumpers and starved and been threat. .
ened and had an altogether wretched
experience since he went away but
never went down under anything till
few minutes ago. II I were you, Rose,
ia just lift him up"
"Oh, II there's any way can. ! will,
I will! He has been wonderful ~
"Then dry your eyes and 80 back to
your work." said Emmons. with his
whimsical smile. For II ] know any
thing Of life, Bob will soon show you
| tho Way.V
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rake. Pol.on By Mletake

Becoming III after she left the dinner
table at, 9 o'clock LAT az, nisht. Mrs.
went to the second floor OF her home TO
get some medicine. She took poison by
mistake. Her daughter, May, sixteen,
heard her screams and had her sent to
the Methodist Hospital. Physicians
there say she will recover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
NORTH PHILLA.lR5!EiEFiA TEUsT
PiTTsBURGH. YOUNGsT0WN
n ~snfaSULA RAILWAY COMPANY

Nr.., Pittsburgh, Pa, May i. 1922.
ls1s'' l1'' q ffeGSsir.i iSsir,. cMsr.ssss -Four Psr Cent
& 1t, e. ro5iy;six "Tkousana Forty bssIf.f: boIf:.tf::
STysv! will - purchased for the 9inEins
~ oh n,dTrnnsur dTrnursdsy. june !. is7e. from tSs
ss,, p n cs ne hands sf The fsrmMsr" M IUosn Iosn
= of'' bSs'n bSSso'mnpsny; New Yerk. City. hsforc
Svfi,y msSss sSss e delivered on June 1T or or
ivcsy iaarinI'snsd WaiI S that day. q required. that
~ n. b. MeKNl0HT, Treasursr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
ANIMAL Msetlnss

"A shE BUFFALO COAL COMPANY
'"ae'pei sb,isS.,.;. iSsSSs:; .Fssd Street statisn
tss s. Annual MsetinG Of the stockboiidd:rs
n "a Is"mpsny. ssr ana en- election for Dirsc-
Y st tSisv siLvs o Scr the snauinS year, viii Ss
NJ. Il III s'spSs. 1'sc on THURSDAY. 18th May.
LEWIS NEii.oNe secretary
MsAE M ANNUAL MEETING on The
~ SsaXp'5sss ~. .! =: WgAl':s: NY. "a; H cseyss
ssistssy. ~ csisSSis AZ 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
29,000,00O >
United States of Brazil
THO Coffee Security Loan of 1922

... 712% Coffee Security Loan OF l9ZZ
% ys :si 1t s! oi N s
DueAp prl
nmo"ofG smdn
s ssS @ .Hs: sse:s:
a ssa s: as: % S % Of % % % e sd % ss ssS Gs asas % % 5
sas s 9si s ss s:y zsS zs :s$.rT :s
of
albondof ovrnment
.dlnd sdhe insurance
Of o o Bankers Of
os % the ySs winch sx it, S % o with the market my
with
omiead
empowssd sdto"ia
Necessary Necessary
xed ~hss saa ans $ ] ps % due
msno will the .sn & the the and will
ehasht
ennde
forming " ~
% ": ss ,n . .sss; s % . s:sy rs:G :ss i s:s f
Price 9796 and Accrued Interest
III ::;:: ~; s
Dillon, Read & Co..
sss $780, =. s:; %
S-..-
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sssSaSh ssssSs% .aHA. sSAA sssssSES 81 sSES sssSs! Hs!
ss'9sins Hs,Ir Fund H,Syi'ion af y: Mort.sss:
LIZ each for $1,000. haEye been drawn Tor
e11rusd interest TO that date. Bonds drawn
lsesns. attached. should b presented for
Eey1ent At the ofics Of the Comm0rcial
~ Company. rrustss. City Hail eausrs.
Esstsss tssrsen o. viii Viii ssassE s = a'Sz' "h'n
~ usi4a g iss }1c r., "a ~ y., AZ ~ Sls sis
" JOHN H. MASON. President.