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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-11

"Vsim moznym, pane: voz-
kou, houslistou, jezdcem piani-
stou -"
"Kolik let .jste Sc takto "a
mestnaval2"
"Deset let, tax jsem dlouho
v America"
"Jak star jste byl, kdyz jste
sem prisel?"
"Sestnact let, pane"
proc jste odesel q domova?"
"Moje matka neustupne sta
la ma tom, abych byl sedlakem,
ia vsak touzil Sc staff umel-
Gem -
"a nynl Sc haste Ia vrat-
neho?" s usmevem tazal Sc pan
Velhout.
"Nouze mne X tomu mutt, pa
ne. A potion doufam, re Sc pri
tonic zamestnani pc nekolik
hodin denn6 budu moci We hire
cviciti."
Him, him." premySlel pan
Velhout. "Hrajete ma housle."
"Ano, pane
"Vyzenete mi vSechny mysi
2 domu sym skripanim, mily
muzi."
"Nikoli, pane, toho neuci-
MIN, nikoho nebudu vytrhova-
ii, nebot' pujdu hrati do skle-
pa"
Pan Velhout Sc zasmal. Pro-
hledl 81 .jeste jednou mladeho
muze cd hlavy az k pate. pax
pritiskl knofllk, naGez vstoupil
do pokoje Timed sluha.
"Prineste tomuto muzi sni-
DAM a sklenici vina.'
V nekolika okamzicich stala
pred udivenym Jenem obrov-
ska porce, studena pecene,
chleb, ovoce a velka sklenice
pri.jemne voniciho VIVA.
"Sednete 81, pane a iezte."
pobidl milionar mladika, ktery
medal Sc dlouho pobizeti. Svlekl
, svrchni kabat, uklonil Sc zdvo-
rile panu Velhoutovi a pustil
Sc S chuti do jidla.
, Pan Jan Aron Velhout posa-
dill sc tez. ale zahalil Sc temer
do stinu hedvabnych zaclon ma
okne a pozoroval ustavicne mu-
re, jenz chtel byti IL neho vrat-
nym. Vedel urcite, kolik chile
ba snedl k masu, kolik kapek
vina pri tom vypil, jak drzel
vidlicku a nuz; take podlval sc
nekolikrate ma sve hodinky.
Kdyz Jan Wredov dojedl, u
potrebupe pr idle pilne ubrou-
sku, povstal, uklonil Sc opet k
mistu, kde sedel milionar, ma
cez opet postavil Sc ma misto,
kde prve stall.
Pan Velhout taktez povstal.
"Prijimam vas, muzi', pra-
vii. "Ocekavam a nadeii Sc, re
budete spravedliv a veren. Bu-
dete miti cele Zaopatreni i sat
a ma peneZich denne jeden do
lar, tedy til sta sedesat pet =
V prestupne roce 0 jedcn dollar
vice = dolaru roche. Svc sluz-
by Sc bro nautite. Svolujete?"
"Ano, pane" odpovedel Jan
WredoW.
"Dejte 81 ostrihati sve vlasy
a svuj urad muzete lined ma
stoupiti." Opet stiskl milionar
knoflik, nacez objevila Sc star
81 zena.
PAM Johnova, zde jest no.
w vratny" obratil sc mattel
dolu he vstupuiici, "vezmetc
je.i pod ochranna sva ramona.
Doufan1, re je to poradny muz.'
PAM Johnova pohledla pone-
kud ma noveho sluzebnika a u
smala Sc ponekud.
"Dokazte, re nezklamete
moi duveru,' obratil Sc pan
Velhout k prijatemu vratnemu.
"Prijal jsem vas bez dlouheho
vyptavani pro vas uprimny re
vnejsek; nyni dokazte, re jstc
fadnym muzem."
DopI Ichrayo cfopro1o 1,nn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-11
TE M NE STfN Y.
Roman u a~merickeho zivota
cd II. K. Bonina,

Bylo mrazive podzimni il
tro. Vzduch zaril modrave We
slunecnich %paprscich, mad mo-
rem vznasela Sc husta mlha a
Ma strechach, rimsach a ozdo-
bach jejich, jakoz j ma stotisi-
cich telegrafnich dratech v
New Yorku tTpytila Sc vrstva
snehobile %jinovatky.
V pristavu a ma rece bylo jiz
hlucno. Parniky sycely a piska-
ly, rincely retezy, a povozy nej
rozmanitejsich druhu iezdily
V nepretrzite rade. Tisice lid
chodily do kramuv a skladist'.
Toliko V panskych bytech Via
do dosud ticho. Kde bydli mi
lionari, knizata spekulaci, bur-
sy, dolu, tovaren a zeleznic. tam
probouzl Sc zipot teprve pozde-
il. Pata avenue byla posud V
spanku. Nekolik dodavatelu $
vozy a kocove jezdilo tn poma-
lu a tise cd domu k domu. Toll
ko pred velkym mramorovym
palacem s~hromazden byl hlou-
eek muzu, kteri kratkymi kro-
ky pc jeho chodniku prechaze-
ii, ably nepochybne ztuhle sve
udy zahrali. Vsichni touzebne
divali Sc ma velke hodiny, jez
umlsteny byly ozdobne vezi.
Muzove tito byli ruzneho veku.
odeni ne priliS elegantne. Vsi-
chni byli sem prilakani inser-
tenn, jimz hledan byl vhodny
vratny.
Napadno zajiste bylo, re ma
jitel palace neprilis vzneSene
aspiranty vratnickeho povolani
sam k sobe objednal a nepre-
nechal z~alezitost tuto cetnym
svym urednikum a podrizenym.
AvSak pan Aron Velhout priji-
NAL vzdy osobne kazdeho, i to-
no nejmensiho sluhu, prohledl
81 jej dukladne a rozhodl sam
Q jeho pfijeti. Taktez tedy uCi-
nil i nyni, kdyz potreboval vrat
neho.
L blizkeho rohu ulice ODDLY
hodlny devet a pri poslednim IT,
deru jejich otevrely Sc dole V
palaci male dvere, ktere vedly
ku ~zvlastni chodbe. Muzove do
lie cekajici vstoupili do femme
m%lstnosti, V niz slouzici napsal
ma prouzek papiru jmena vsech
uchazecu, srovnal je die abe
cedy a precetl le.
"Wredow! Wy jste posled-
nil" dodal pc precteni sluha, O.
brativ Sc k mlademu jeste mu-
ri, jehoz zevnejsek nenasved-
coval, re Z neho Dude dobry
vratny. To ida sealespon slu~
howl, jenz fekl mlademu muzi:
"Sve dlouhe malirske vlasy mel
jste 81 DAFT ostfihati, nez-li jste
sem vstoupil."
"Nemam pet cent?, panel
%odpovedel ponekud lehkomysl-
ne mlady muz.
Jednoho pc druhem vodil
slouzici nahoru. Aspiranti vrat-
nictvi vsak zajiste odchazeli
iinou cestou Z domu, nez-li KITE
rou do neho vstoupili, ponevadz
~ostatni cekajlci nikoho z Mich
jiz nevideli. Konecne doslo ma
posledniho uchazece S dlouhy-
mi umeleckymi vlasy.
WredoW vstoupil do jednodu-
cheho pokoje, ktery byl ozdo-
ben pozlacenymi calouny koze
nym bronzem vykladanym ma
bytkem. u stolu stal pan male
postavy, S bilymi ylasy, S hne-
dym vraskoyitym oblicejem,
.jenz ozivovan byl velkyma.
svetlyma, ostryma ocima. Byl
to znamy mattel dolu. Aron
Velhout, nekolikanasobny mi
lionar.
Maly muz uprel ma okamzik
pronikavy svuj zrak ma vstupu-
jiciho.
"Jste N6mec?' otazal sc 30
chvili hlasem pevnym d sill
pVm. ma nemZ bylo Znati. II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-11
Dram. Odb. Velkoloze Jed. Tabor
V NEDELI, DINE IL. UNORA 1922
v sini SOkola Cleveland ma Quincy Ave.

-OS O B Y -
Vendelin Hruby, bohaty soukromnlk .....,. br. Jos. Roucek
Mill, ieho u::o.
Lii, dcery s~' VIVIAN A"oA"oN"
Eulalie, .ieho sestra ............... ses. Jos. Kvetova
Vrbata, bohaty statkaT br. Frant. HalaS
Jaroslav, jeho syn, lekar a mattel sanatoria =. br. Fir. Beran
Zemla, bohaty NEST an 2 Brandysa br. Frant. Domabyl
Voltech, leho syn ................... br. Dom. Jasper
Mate NeJmelka, sberatel inseratu ...... br. Frant. Cerveny
lsidor Vycichlo, prazsky hejsek ............ br. Jos. Kodes
Ktta Dumontova, mlada AmeriGanka -. ses. Marie Prusova
Betty BalSankova, modstka ..... ses. Marie Hochova
kacenka, sluzka u Hrubeho ......... SEES. Bar. Vidmanova
josef, sluha Il Ora. Vrbaty ............... br. Frant. Masa
Del y Praze. Doba nynejsi.
Hudba br. Rud. Hanny. Rezii vede br. Fl. Halas.
20 DIVADLE PIES.
VstupnG Ace a soc. Zacatek V 5 80 hodin odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-11

cna Eva VelhOutOva We SVEN pc
koji a vysivala prekrasne kve-
ty ma polstari. Byla pima, ne
bot toto vysivani melo byt no
tovo pred vanocemi, jakozto
dar k dobrocinne loterii k roz-
innocent fondu pro PAM bez "a
mestnani. Slecna Eva byla Glen
kou asi padesati takovych spoil
XII, jichz udove cd zhotovova-
nj puncoch pro missionafe v A
frlce az ku pestovani narodni-
no americkeho umeni Sc zana-
sell.
Mlada dana mela asi diva
Get let. Byla b~londynka vysoke
postavy, kulateho bileho oblice
je s ponekud prilis vyvinutym
nosem a prave takovymi usty.
Velke, odvazlive, belolesknoucl
Sc oci jejl mely jedinou podo-
bu S ocima stareho pana. u pa
ma Velhouta oblicej byl spicaty,
u dcery slime siroky. Podobala
Sc matce, rozene Holland ance,
ktera vsak jiz deset let byla
mrtva.
Pan Jan Velhout vstoupil do
pokoje sve dcery.
"Nu, Evo, bav mne pull hodin
KY" pravil, jsa dobre naladen.
|"Mohu 81 nyni chvilku odpoci-
nouti a rad bych zotavil.'
cod jak6ho namahani. tatin
ku?" ptala Sc Eva. "Vydelal
isl dnes asi stotisic dolaru, po-
depsav toliko nejakou listinu,
neni-liz pravda?
"MysliS," odpovedel pan Vel
hout, re nemam pc tom zad-
ne prace? Pohlizim ma vse Arm
sovyma ocima a mic Sc nedeje
bez mych rozkazu. Ziji zde
prave tax. jake v Kalifornii a
to zada celeho muze."
proc to c"inis?" prohodila
Eva. Mas prece dosti radnych
uredniku - jest to .ien vrtoch
cd tebe, ustavicne ien pracova
IT,"
"Bez prace neni zivota," Cd
vetil Jan Velhout, nina 81 svoje
male, hubene, bile ruce. DE
lam vSe ien pro tebe, me dite.'
pohledl pr tom ~privetive ma
dceru.
"Snad name liz tolik, tatin-
ku, ably ses nemusel namahati'.
miniIa Eva. "Vzdyt' patrim k
nejbohatSim proc ustaviCne to
like shromazd'ujes a shanlS ,je-
ste vice."
"Penez nemozno nikdy miti
dosti," yysvetloval s durazem
pan Velhout. "a iak dlouho bu-
du moci, budu naSe .jmeni roz-
~mnozovati. Toliko penize jsou
lsvoboda a moe. Podivej Sc ma
ty, kteri niceho nemaji, iakymi
.jsou otroky, iak sc musi snizo-
vati, V prachu sc plazitii Mela
isl byti rano V kancelari, Polo
yiGniho .jakehosi umelce .jsem
prijal "a vratneho "a dollar den
ne! Takovou moe ma jeden do
lar! Prirovnej k tomu velikost
naseho jmeni."
'Polovicni umelec?" tazala
Sc Eva, zvedave cd prace
vzhlednuvsi, ted ty mi muzes,
tatlnku, neco vypravovati a me
pobavitl.'
"Tak 81 Zmenime ulohy, jake
vzdy,' prohodlI pan Velhout.
priJdu vzdy, bys ty mne obYe-
Selila a Zatlm muslin te baVlt
.ja; to jest osud vsech tatlnku.'
"Zadne mudrovani, tatinku.
Ostatne nesmlS mluviti v mnoz-
mem elsie: mas toliko .jedlnou
dceru a toho Stestl nemuzeS AM
dost zaplatiti," smala Sc Eva.
"Ty nejsi skromna," mlnil
pan Velhout, "jak vysoko Sc ce-
nis?"
"Pravc tolik, jake null mily
tatinek. Ted vsak tatinku,
yrat'me Sc ku svemu umelci eli
k naSemu vratnemu - .Jak sc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
DATES ARE ARRANGED
FOR PICTURE CONTEST

Clubs and other organizations in
the city wishing TO obtain the slides
for the Famous Picture Memory con-
test should get in touch with the Com
munity Service office at once to OBJ
tain a date for the pictures, says an
announcement Monday.
Ten dates arranged for the future
and many more are expected in the
next few days. Practically all of the
engagements to date are open to the
public to attend.
These slides have been obtained
from the John Heron art institute at
Indianapolis and the Art Institute at
Chicago by Mrs. M. F. Johnston and
Mrs. Ada Bernhard. Many OF the
slides are in color
| Many of the Sunday school classes
have planned to enter the contest. The
! adults classes as well as the junior
| classes are taking an active part in
! the contest To compete as a class
they must have at least five members
| at the final meeting, but any number
! in the class can compete.
/ Following is the schedule to date OF
! the shows to be given with the slides
/ Monday night at s o'clock at the
parsonage of Reid Memorial church
Tuesday morning at the Earlham col
/ lege chapel exercises. Wednesday, art
gallery at the high school at 7:3C
o'clock. This will be the Warner
school night and the children and the
parents of that school are all invited
| to attend the entertainment. At 8:3(
! o'clock, will be at the Finley school
house which will be known as the
Finley school night.
! Thursday night, lecture room of the
st. Paul Lutheran church at 7:3t
o'clock. This will be joint meetins
of the st. Paul's church and the Hib
bard school. Friday night, Union Mis-
sion at 1880 o'clock, this will be thu
Whitewater school night. At 81!
o'clock at the Starr school. At
o'clock in the high school auditorium
where the Garfield junior high schoo
exercises will be held. Saturday night
at 2:30 o'clock there will be a publi
exhibition at the public art gallery t
which the public is invited.
A farmer was originally one who col
Elected taxes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
Health Display Arranged
For Indianapolis Nav 1927

Indiana state board of health will
present to the people of Indiana big
health exposition in Indianapolis, May
10 to 81. The exposition will display
the progress which has been made in
the prevention of disease throughout
the United States.
The authorities of the health exposi-
ton will promote the thoroughfare
for the general awakening in respect
to the things which will serve to pre-
vent disease.
The report from the state board of
health shows that $4,000 people in In.
diana die each year from diseases
which could be prevented if the neces.
sary precautions would be taken
Therefore, it is the purpose of the
state board of health to get in touch
with the commercial organizations in
the state and through them, the people
will gain their information in regard
to the movement which is under way
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
Board of Works Confirms
Two Sanitary Sewer Jobs

Resolutions providing for the con-
struction of a sanitary sewer on
South Fifth street, running from South
G to II street, and sewer on South
Sixth street, running from South Fl
to point north in South Sixth street
where the c. and o. railroad crosses
the street. were confirmed by the
board of works Monday. No remon-
strances were offered.
Action toward building a cement
curb and gutter on both sides of North
d street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth. was dropped following the
fling of a remonstrance by property
owners
Widening of School street to twice
its present width was discussed by
the board, but no action was taken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
H-Y Club to Discuss
Plans For Conference

The regular meeting of the H:Y
club viii be held Tuesday evening at
$50 o'clock in the Y NJ. c. A. Plans
win be discussed for the Older Boys
conference, which will be held here
Saturday.
Every member of the club is urged
10 be present at this meeting.
FOOD LESSON NO. 10
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
Circuit Court
GRANTED DIVORCE

Mabel Owen was granted absolute
divorce and custody of child in cir.
cult court Monday. She charged
James J. Owen with cruel and inhu
man treatment. Owen was ordered to
pay ST a week for the support of the
minor child.
ASKS GUARDIAN APPOINTED
Mary Belle Bunnel askes appoint
ment of guardian for Martha Bunnel
in Wayne circuit court, Monday.
FINDS FOR PLAINTIFF
Finding and judgment in favor OF
the plaintiff for S141.53 and costs was
granted by Judge Bond in circuit court
Monday, in the action by George A
Kern, executor Of the estate of the
late Jacob Kern, against Timothy
Connell
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
Gives Former Experience
As Office Qualifications

Former experience in assessing
Wayne county property as deputy
assessor, and similar experience in
enumeration of school children in
part of Wayne county, were named by
Burley Jordan, candidate for Wayne
township assessor, subject to the May
2 Republican primary, as qualifica-
lions for the office in a statement
given out Monday
Mr.. Jordan farmed until five years
ago. Since then he has been incap
acitated, and has been under medical
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
STRIKE OF TEXTILE
WORKERS EXTENDED
WITHOUT DISORDERS
CIV Associated Press)

LAWRENCE, Mass, March 27.-The
New England Textile strike was ex-
tended today to this city, an old battle
ground for mill disputes, with curtali-
ment of production in several plants
but no disorders. Several thousand
operatives refused to go to work in
protest against a 20 per cent wage cut.
The Pacific mills were the most SER
iously affected of the seven plants
which opened under reduced pay
schedules. In the lower Pacific mills
the electricians and machinists were
among those who stayed out and
many who appeared at the plant as
usual We're unable to work because of
lack of power. They left the factory
soon afterwards.
Police estimated that about one
half of the employees at the upper Pa
cific mills went to work, but there also
many left the plant. At the Pacific
print mills a few went to work but
most of those left later in the day
The Pacific mills employ normally
about 10000 operatives.
Workers Soon Leave
At other mills where cuts were eff
| fective today many workers appeared
! DIT the regular hours, out SUOH DeBdI
to leave. These plants are the Ever
EFT, Arcadia, Monomac, Pemberton
| Katama and Methuen. These mills
employ approximately 5000 operatives
The Arlington mills carried out
their intention to close.
The large plant of the American
/ Wooden company did not announce
wage cuts and was not affected
| Almost from dawn the streets were
thronged with idle mill workers whC
walked aimlessly about. Picketine
was unorganized
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
Mrs. Richards Testimony
Is Alb For Husband
fBy Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, March 27.-Mrs. May
Rickard took the stand today, in de-
Tense of her husband, Tex, charged
with assaulting Is year old eastside
girl, and testified that the sport pro-
moter was at home from about tc
p. m. on Nov. IL, the night tie
attack was alleged to have been made
in West Forty-seventh street apart
ment. Prosecution witnesses pre-.
viously had testified that Richard met
the girl, Sarah Schoenfeld, at 7:30
O'Clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
INVITATION TO IRISH
FARLEY IS ACCEPTED
BY ULSTER CABINET
BULLETIN


BELFAST, March 27.-The Ulster
cabinet today accepted the invitation
extended by Colonial Secretary
Churchill to conference in London
of Irish leaders, called in view of the
disturbed conditions in Ireland.
DUBLIN, March 27-The conven-
ton of Irish Republican army mem
bers, which had been forbidden by
the dali eireann cabinet. ended its
lengthy session late last night with
out exciting any outward demonstra-
tion or ruffled the usual Sunday life
of the city.
The provisional free state govern
ment made no attempt to interfere
with the proceedings and has not de-
finitely stated it will take any action,
although it is generally supposed that
those who attended will be treated as
having separated themselves from the
rest of the army, and their names may
possibly be stricken from the army
rolls.
Strong Condemnation
The action of the convention in
unanimously adopting a resolution re
affirming the delegates allegiance to
the Irish republic met with strong
condemnation among the supporters
of the free state The Irish lndepend
ent today said:
Many times in the past have oui
people become divided in crisis when
unity was essential Today we wit
ness the same modifying, deplorable
spectacle Disunion has been forced
on the country The resolution passed
by the sectional convention amounts
in effect, to reputation of the Dai
Eireann, yet canon de Valera insists
that the Dahl is the supreme authority
in ireland.
In all democratically governed
countries, including republics like
France and America, the army il
strictly subject to the control of civil
authority, or the government for the
time being. Whatever departure:
from that constitutional system have
taken place, grave events, sometime!
amounting to establishment of mill
tary dictatorship, have followed"
DUBLIN. March 27-The correspon
dent of the Freeman's Journal a
Gainesville, county Cork, has been ar
rested. Apparently. says the newspa
per, the Irish Republican army auth
critics there were offended by his re
port of an attempt 10 break up pro
treaty meeting at Gainesville.
The Freeman's Journal adds that
while it makes no demand for. specia
privileges for the press, it consider
the arrest part of scheme by TIL
treaty wreckers" to stifle free ey
preston OF public opinion and to in
timidate individual Journalists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
uU-Cream Milk Only
Used for GOOD LUCK

The butter-fat content of milk is
highly valued as human food and
used for creamery products. Milk
prices to farmers are based on
butter-fat.
But butter-fat is only a small part
OF the whole milk; while the bal
ance contains practically all the
valuable carbohydrates, proteins
and minerals as well as most of
the water-soluble vitamines and
half of the fat-soluble vitamines.
All of these very important food
elements are included in fresh
JeIke GOOD LUCK because full
cream milk in its purest and best
form is churned in fresh Jelke
GOOD LUCK Spread-for-Bread.
Thus in using GOOD LUCK you
serve a milk product that contains
energy-producing, muscle-mak-
ing, and bone-repairing food ele-
ments, as well as growth-produc-
ing vitamines.
Because it is wholesome, nourish-
ing and pure serve
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
Cambridge City Man Held
On LIQUOR Lnw Charge

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, March 81
Two men giving the names of Frank
Gerren, of Laurel, and Elsbury, of
Cambridge City, were arrested at
Glenwood Saturday afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Spradling and Chief of
Police O'Neill of Rushville, who were
called there to search for moonshine
whiskey. A half gallon jar of whiskey
buried near a lumber pile was found
by the officers. The men were placed
in Jail and hearing was set for today
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-27
Heavy Rains Cause Rise
In Mississippi River
tBy Associated Pressl

I
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 27-Heavy
and continuous rain in the central
Mississippi, Ohio and Missouri river
vallies Sunday and today will cause
the Mississippi river to rise higher
than the previous forecast had indicat.
ed, the United States weather bureau
announced here today. Rivermen es
timated a stage exceeding 43 feet be
fore Thursday.
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Supreme Court Recesses
Today Until April II

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The su
preme court announced recess today
until April II.
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Jeike GOOD LUCK EUaporated MIk
is for sale BY dealers. 1t 10 a big poiue,
being the same quality of the high
grade fuH-creom milk as is used in
Jeike GOOD LUCK Spread for Bread.
Ask your grocer.
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FoOD LESSON NO. 10
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Indiana to Get $4,000,
Ohio $4,000 Farm Loans

Fby ktssUCIdItu ITtssJ
WASHINGTON, March 27-Approv-
al of III advances for agricultural and
livestock purposes, aggregating So
324, 900 was announced today by the
war finance corporation. The loans
included, Indiana, $4,000. and Ohio.
SIG 600
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JELkE
GOOD LUCK
MARGARINE

The Eine.s Spread for Bread
FOR SALE. BY RETAIL DEALERS
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A farmer was originally one who col
lected taxes.