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The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
WOODS DISMISSED
OH HOOCH CHARGE

Jake Woods, 421 Sixteenth street,
who was arrested Tuesday by po-
lice officers when d small quantity
of hooch was found in his house,
was dismissed by Magistrate D. j..
Cleland in police court this morn
ing. =
WOODS contended that kerosene
was mixed with the hooch and said
that it WAS brought to the home by
one Of the roOmers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
MERCHANTS PLAN
HOLIDAY SEASON
DECORATIVE GARB

Retail merchants of Rock Island
at dinner meet in the Rock Is
land club Monday evening at 6:30
o'clock. will take measures to have
the business district and the stores
decorated In holiday attire prepara
tory to the Christmas season..
Trade extension, the advance
ment of the commercial activities
OF Rock Island, and business con-
ditton in general will be discussed
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
TENDERS DAMAGED
WHEN TWO AUTOS
CRASH AT CORNER

Tenders on two automobiles were
damaged at Ills o'clock this after
noon in collision at the inter-
section of Eleventh street and
Eighth avenue.
A Ford coupe driven by Ralph c.
Morse, a representative of the PEN
insular Paint & Varnish company.
was southbound on Eleventh street
and struck car driven by Arthur
e. johnson, 1912 Seventh street,
which was southbound on Eighth
avenue. No one was injured.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
TWO MONTHS LAYING
CARPETS IN HOTEL

Economy Rug Co., Davenport,
will employ q force of 10 men two
months laying carpets and linole-
ums in the new LeClaire hotel, Mo-
line. The award was made yester-
day. Fifteen thousand yards of
carpet will be laid. 1t is the larg-
est contract Of its kind let II the
tri-cities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
RED CROSS SENDS
CHECK OF $500 TO
NEAR EAST RELIEF

r. A. Murphy, treasurer of the
Rock Island chapter. American
Red Cross, today mailed q check of
$500 to the National Red Cross
headquarters at Washington for the
Near East Emergency Relief fund.
The contributioni was donated by
the board Of directors Of the local
chapter In response to the national
call issued In behalf Of the Near
East sufferers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
CUNN1NGHAM, WIFE
DESERTER, TAKEi;

Ernest Cunningham. wanted in
Cedar Rapids for wife desertion,
was arrested yesterday afternoon
in Rock Island Police CMcer
Pleasant Negley, Moline. came 10
Rock Island to take the man into
custody. He was accompanied N
making the arrest by officers
Charles Girnanc and Herman Sch
merit Of the Rock Island police de-
partment Cunningham win be re-
turned to Cedar Rapids
II you have good JOB. keen 1t: il Scu
Found ad now Tor IonurroE paper
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
SMALL ISSUES
PROCLAMATION

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. l.-An Ar
mistice Day proclamation has been
issued BY Governor Len Small.
wherein the people Of the state of
Illinois are asked to observe
Nov. II, I'm commemoration Of th.,
victories Of our soldiers and sail
orr, and In loving remembrance OF
the honored dead Of the World war. "
Ratification OF the Illinois SOL
diers' bonus act. on Nov. z, the
proclamation says, would give ad-
Aitional incentive" to the celebra-
lion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04

hn4 - Wos111g ~ n1Aho - 0vN
Itvtne 1n6 VIM h1s 1usben1s Gnrns
|wou11 s6d1 > message 70 hsf for
|mQpey v&e NuuI4 aluays send the
amount asked lor. Wbeu ques-
ttoned q to Why shs did not return
10 hor parents IN Chicago while
her hns6and WIS n 5atl, she saM
t1at Shs Was afraid Of Sam because
wbsn be would c0mpssts nis <1alI
term ne wou6 come 70 Gscaso
ene sar uoeDte:
Attss leaving the Urton isc1.
Llssse sa1o mat sne vent e tns
- woocs IesofI Sne - 49, ~.
y G,s. "a = ' ~ = ham.sh. - .scev - II
"a. s s..;wst.as 80 -. s,... sns Ead moved
- to- ~. I.rrss % M,i,s ,sso-f and sey-
sysI nI.ces t,st were onerated by
-, hnshsnA affervard
Ghe ssi& THAT when abe and her
hnsband had operatcd several
places in the vicinity Of Twenty
flrst street and Third avenue that
th.v vera making xo0d money.
Snms tfmes fhev vouid take in as
high as Sl25 a night, which would
usually be on Saturday nights.
Other nights in the week business
was not SO good, she stated. When
they accumulated a certain amount
OF money in Rock Island banks she
said that Sam would take It to
Chicago and deposit It in a bank
there They we're afraid to leave
n IN Rock island because the court
mirht And n ont and take It avay
from them abe sremarfed and at
ono t,mo thev foot moro thar
s1 sno ~ f,hics,o
O6iHsrs A.. Ue,ra
ro,o-;n. har east,mony . r.cos.
-. ..,.nn -, ~ 49, "o,.rt rat rs~.
wns w,:,.ssnN. A s;. ~ ao . 49, paMoo
sso cw;n s,,ass. dpps ns. moi H. T;n
on'oes Hu,ano ,s,,,,s DcIiy, Jun" A
ney ys, anu mn'am n Eppei s,; SUI a..
Onoe. De'y WI. =. nv % .ns
ndnore.'os lor q numUei VI eH. yoa, ,,
ne saiu thaL ne nau peen ue.ansu Is'
w Wt.n o'nsr ol'ceIs " la.o .ue ..a, lu.
U ".hp. pa =, 49, ~ and woran in'
'. nu01i y. % A.on aau nn "o 49, ~,
cluoins Lizzie anu oaM, "eIe s, laa,
en- 10 me police s.a'iun M ta. a,u
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
ALPHA CHURCH NOTES.

Alpha, Nov. 4.-The theme for
Sunday evenings sermon. at the
Methodist church IL "Shipwrecked,
Out OF Water" The hour Of the
Sunday morning service Is 10
O'Clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
Boy Scout News

Troop No. 2, Oak Grove chapel,
has been engaged by The Argus to
carry election returns next Tues
day. The scoutmaster, Charles
Schearer, ia anxious that every
scout attend the meeting at the
chapel Monday evening. This fund
will be uSed in fixing up the new
club rooms Of this troop.
Troop No. 3 returned last ete-
ming after q real trip ii interest to
the MaQuoketa caves. Fifteen bows
were In the party under the lead
ership OF the scoutmaster. Raw
Walker. Ben Clarke and the scout
executive. D. B. Bergquist. The
party made the trip in three autos.
The morning was spent in explor-
ing the big caves in the north
part of the preserve. Dinner was
cooked in real scout fashion in one
OF the caves and a number OF the
scouts took advantage Of this meal
to pass several scout tests. The
afternoon was spent in exploring
Dead Mans Hole" the "Ice Cave. :"
the underground passage, balanced
rock. and other interesting places.
The troop expects to make other
trips soon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.

will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. Edna
Streed. after this date. Nov. 4,
1922. GUS STREED.
-(Adyertisement.l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
Obituary
Gru. John 4. Helli.

Another one q Motine's long
time residents died yesterday.
when Mrs. John A. Melin, 1873 Six
teenth avenue, Moline, WA nllcd
to rest. Mrs. Melin hAA been fail
ing for the last year. Two months
ago she underwent m operation
from which she did not rally.
Funeral services will be held ai
z:30 O'Clock Sunday afternoon in
the family home. Rev. A. C. Young
dahl will have charge. The body
will be laid to rest in Riverside
cemetery.
Mrs. Melin had made Moline hef
home for the last - years, having
gone there direct from Sweden
whore she was born July II, 1868
On June 8, 1886, she married John
A. Melin. Mrs. Melin was q mem
Der of Thora lodge, Ladies of w
kings, VasA lodge, /. o. s., Ladies'
Militant and the Mystic Workers Of
America. She was Miss Augusta c.
Anderson prior to her marriage.
She leaves to mourn her loss the
widower and six children, Frans O..
Dora c., Albert W. and Carl D., all
at home; Harry A. and Mrs. Alma
]. Kossel, also of Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
Society.

q OllkL4
hener Visitors at Lancheon.B .Bridge.
Mrs. Harry d. We'll and Mrs.
Louis Rosenstock of Cleveland
Ohio, and Mrs. NJ. c. Rice Of Cot
teyvfIfe, Kan, were honorees at a
UNDERGRADUATES today at the ousiEg
club, 1t which Mrs. Max Rosenthal
and Mrs. Louis Livingston Of Day.
export were sostesses. There were
covers for II and the table deco
rations- were pink pom-pom chrys-
anthemums. Three tables of bridge
we're played during the afternoon.
Davfs-Blackman Wedding Nov. n.
Invitations have been received IN
Rock Island to the marriage II
Miss Helen Blackman, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Philo Blackman, 1876
Fulton street. Elgin, to Nelson
Reed Davies, son of Mrs. c. ]. Hunt.
432 Sixteenth avenue, East Moline
The wedding viii take place at 12
O'Clock noon Thanksgiving day, at
the brides home in Elgin.
Miss Rlackman is a teacher il
the Irving school here, and has
taught in Rock Island for the past
three years. She is a graduate of
the Normal school at De kalb. MIR.
Davies has lived in the tri-cities all
his life. He attended the Davenport
schools and is row associated with
his brother in the Davies Dental
Laboratories. Mrs T. E. Drisco,l,
1895 Focrteenth-and-a-half street,
entertained last night at a party
honoring Miss Helen Blackmar,
who is to marry her brother, Nell
son T. Davies, Nov. 30. The guests
were 10 tri-city girl friends. The
affair was in the form of a kitchen
shower. The house was decorated
with autumn shades which are Miss
Blackman's chosen wedding colors.
Ferna and yellow chrysanthemun,s
were used in the rooms. A three
course luncheon was served. Num-
erous other parties are being
planned for Miss Blackman.
jolly Girls Embroidery Club.
Mrs. Ernest Luckenbihl at her
home, S13 Twelfth street, enter
tanned members OF the Jolly Girls
Embroidery club Thursday after
noon. There, were, Is members
present. who spent the hours with
sociability and fancy work. Lunch
was served by the hostess. Mrs.
julius Laden, 1923 Sixth street,
will entertain the club in two
weeks.
Stag Banquet for Mr.. Edgerton.
Last evening the Olympic club,
a young mems class of the Cen
trail Presbyterian church, held its
first full meeting in the form of
a farewell stag for Palmer G. Edg-
erton the teacher at the Y. NJ. C.
A. The slogan for the program of
talks was, Trade at Home" and
the speakers were all members of
the class. Sam Ryerson, Jr.. pre-
sided as POSTMASTER George Per-
rim spoke on "The Growth ,of the
Class" ard H. A. Mapes, the new
teacher, and basketball coach,
spoke on The Spirit of Team
Work" Rev. J. T. Mordy express
ed his wish to see the class mem
bership increased to over fifty by
next summer. Ben Likely, the
adult advisor, promised his hearty
support in all matters and Captain
Robley Biehl told of last years
basketball team and prospects for
the team this year.
The main address of the evening
was given by Mr.. Edgerton. in
which be expressed his regret at
leaving the class and related some
of the good times enjoyed with the
class. The music tor the evening
was played by the Mississippi Syn
copatlng Six, led by Clyde hounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
Funeral of Miss Rooney.

Funeral services for Miss Mar.
garet Rooney were held this morn.
ing at $3.50 O'Clock in the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Daniel Maroney
1892 Eighth avenue, and at
O'Clock in the Sacred Heart Cath.
olic church. Rev. c. p. O'Neill
pastor, conducted the services
The pallbearers we're James Camp.
bell. Richard Carnes. James Nc.
Nellis, Simon Mcmahon, Charles
G;nnane and Frank Kennedy. Bur.
ial was in Calvary cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
Funeral of Miss Zeieler.

Funeral services for Miss Kath-
crime Zeigler we're held at 2::S0
O'Clock this afternoon in the home
of her sister, Mrs. Barbara Cots
mann, 422 Fourth avenue. Rock Is
land. Rev. ]. H. Gibson, pastor of
the First United Presbyterian
church, conducted the services.
Mrs. Swan Nyquist sang Lead,
Kindly Light" and Beautiful Isle
of Somewhere" The pallbearers
were Henry Ill, Edward Trenken-
schuh, Frank Blocklinger. john
Greve, James Ahern and A. D. Mel
son. Burial was in Chippiannock
cemetery.
Relatives from out of town who
were here for the funeral were q
sister. Mrs. Antoinuette Kohl, Men
dota, ILL.,; brother Philip, River
ton, Neb.. and niece, Mrs. Fred
karger, Mendoza, Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-04
Funeral of MI. Leas,

Funeral services for John H.
Leas, who died Wednesday evening
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. s.
Rentfrow, 1925 Third avenue, we".
held this afternoon at o'clock in
the Knox chapel. Rev. Guy B. Will
Hanson, pastor of the Fifteenth
Avenue Christian church, conducted
the services. John Buford post,
No. 243, G. A. R., had charge of
services at the grave. Burial was
in Chippiannock cemetery.
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DEN VYsAZOVANl STROMU

Mesic duben temer We vseGh
severnich naSich statech jest
mesicem vysazovanl stromku a
Ieden den Y t6ndze meslci by
va vseobecnym Skolnim swat
dkem, IA nehoz ovocne 'neb O.
krasne lesni stromky jsou slav
nostnim zpusobem vysazova-
ny. Den yysazovani zaveden je
oficielne temef We vsech ma
Sich statech a uzemich, kdeZto
Y iiznich statech byi jiz prak-
ticky letos oslavovan
Uslechtily zvyk ma svuj pu-
Vod V. Nebrasce, kde den wy
sazovani stal sc statnlm zako-
mem, kteryzti svatek zaVeden
ia podnet Sterlinga Morona,
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prosluleho zemedelce a mllov-
nika ovocnych sadu. SlaVnost-
nj vysazovani stale Sc vSeobec
nym pravidlem vsude zeml Y
letech osmdesatVch a Cd tech
dob den vysazovani vessel mo-
du ma Novem Zelande, jakoz
i iinych zemich zamofskych,
kde rovnez We mestech yysazo-
vani byva ukolem skolni mia
deze, kdezto Ma venkove zaby-
vajl sc uzitecnou tou pracl roll
nici ovocnari.
Den vysazovani vessel vSak V
oblibu V Anglii, kde slavnost
rozsifena tez upravovanlm pa
zitu a dekorovanim okoli rodin
nych residentci, zvlast V pred
m9stich, kde rodinne pribytky
zvedaji Sc We stredu roZlehle-
no, kefiky a okrasnymi strom-
ky doplneneho pozitu. Jeste
pred nekolika lety Britove me-
III sve patty vysokymi ploty O.
behnane a zhusta stromovim
preplnene. Posledni cas- An
gGcane berou 81 vSak priklad
u ,americkych zahradniku a pa
zitum svym dopfavaii vets
volnost. Neni totiz v Angli
vice pravidlem, re pazit preC
residence musi byt massivnin
plotem zabarikadovan jako nt
jaka pevnustka. Anglicanun
zallbila Sc americka iednodu
Ghost vohost v obyodu 70
dinnych domu. Pokacell tudii
massivni residen6ni ploty, b,
nahradili je bud plotem ziVyn
neb cele to zelcne prostran
stVi pred prucelni verandol
nechali golne, nicim nechrane
ne. Rovnez huSte parciky |
residence vymiZely, ably slunk'
nalezlo do domu lepsi pfistul
a svym vfelym dechem udrzo
valo obyvatele pri zdravi
jare nalade.
Uprava okoli residence dali
Sc Y Anghi kdykoli, letos vSal
dele sc tax den vysazovani
presazovani, jakoz i cisteni
Dele Sc tax vseobecne. alb,
svatek vysazovani pronikl
panskych ctvrti i ma venkov
! posleze ma celou zem. Podot
, ne je letos m6stech kanaC
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svetlo? Naplnil jsi karbldem
nadrzku?"
Pavel neodpovedel. Karl ma
daval dale. PAX zabrzdll, pro-
klinaje.
"Zatraceny blbce! Clovek
nemuze jeti. NJ, pospes 81
DEF to do poradku."
Pavel seskocil Sc sedadla, a
auto popojelo Ike krajl cesty.
NadeSla chvile cinu.
Nejprve Sc obiral svetly, bde
mad pohyby spiona vystrlha-
ie Sc vstoupiti do svetla svitl-
len. Karl take sestoupil, poote-
vrel dvere vozu a del nekolik
SLOW, ktera Pavel nezaslech-
nul. Pae Sci podel vozu.
"Nuze, hovado, uz isl ho-
tow"
Pavel byl k nemu obracen
zady, sklonen ke praci CHA
ie ma priznivou chvili, az bude
spion ma dosah.
Uplynula minuta. Sevrel Pc
sti. Vypocital 81 nezbytny po-
hyb a chtel jej provesti, kdyz
byl nahle uchopen re zadu ko-
lem tela a prevrzen aniz Sc
mohl zmoci k odporu.
"Hrome!" zvolal spion, pri-
drzuje no kolenem. "Proto jsi
mi tedy neodpovidal! Zdalo Sc
mi, ze vedle mne divine Vypa-
das >. Ale nemyslil jsem ma
tcs. s. Pred chvili te vsak svet-
10 osvetlilo profilu. Ale co je
to "a chlapika? Snad francouz
sky pes?"
Pavel Sc napjal a chvlli Sc
mu zdalo, ze sc vyvlne re SeVre
: III. Odpor utocnlkuv byl slabsi,
pozvolna no pfemohl pax zvo
lal:
"Ano, Francouz, Pavel Del
roze, ten, jehoz isl chtel tehdy
zabiti, muz Elisky, I've obeti (.
: Ano, jsem to ia :. znas mne,
| falesny Larsene, spione Kar-
LEI"
: A odmlcel Sc. Spion, ktery
t poputil sevreni jen proto, aby
: mohl vytahnouti pasu dyku,
zdvihnul ruku.
: Zach Pavel Delroze
| Hrom a blesky, to je uspesns
vyprava! Jeden po druhem
t muz zena ;.
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STREPINA GRANATU.
ROMAN.
ROMAN. -
Napsal Maurice Leblanc. Prelozil Franta Stepanek.

Myslim, re te tam pulnocl asl
dostihnu Eliskou a pax nam
zbude jen uprchnouti tunelem.
Kdybych Sc snad nevratil ="
"Nu?"
"Odejdi sam nez den we
jde."
Pavel uz odchazel. Byl V tom
dusevnim stavu, kdy clovek ne
chce uvazovati 0 cinech, k nimz
sc rozhodnul. Ostatne zdalo Sc,
re mu skutecnost dala IA prav-
du. Karl no uyltal nadavkaml,
nevenuje mu vSak zadne pozor
nosti, mimo sveho opovrzenl.
Spion 81 navleM kozich, sehnul
k fididlu Il stisknul paky, kdyz
Pavel vyskocil ma sedadlo We
die neho.
Vuz dal Sc do pohybu, kdyz
Elas, ozvaVSi sc perOnu, mari
Zoval.
Karl. KARL
! Pavel byl znepokojen. Byla
tc hrabenka Hermina.
Priblizila Sc spionovi a de-
la mu tise francouzsky:
"Doporucuji ii, Karl ;. Ale
tvuj sofer neumi francouzsky
re ne?"
"Sotva nemecky, exelenci
Je to zvire. Muzete mluviti."
"Dobre. Del jen deset kapeE
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jinak -"
"Ano, exelenci. Jeste neco?"
"Za tyden mi napis, ida vse
slo dobre. Pts mi ma moji pa
rizskou adresu, ale ne drive,
bylo by to zbytecne."
"Tedy Sc vratite do Parize,
exelenci?"
"Ano. Muj zamer je pevny
a zraly."
"Neustale tyr"
"Ano. Ida Sc, re je prihodny
cas-. PrSi jiz nekolik dni a gene
ralni stab mi sdelil, re bude
jednati. Budu tam tedy Ultra
veccr a staci stisk prstem."
ooh! pouhy stisk prstem
Pracoval jsem sam ma tom {
vse jest V poradku. Ale nerekls
Jste mi nlcehO SVEN druhen
zam6ru, jenz doplnuje prvni ;
doznavam, re :"
"Je nutny,' pravila. "Stest
obraci Sc k nam zady. Budu-l
miti uspech, bude konec nezda
ru."
"A mate cisaruv souhlas?"
"Nepotfebuji. To jsou pod
Milky, 0 nichz Sc nemluvi."
"Nepotfebujete mne tan
exelenci?"
"Ne. Zbav mas te malicke
tc zatim staci. s bohem."
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skych a We skutecnosti We vsech
drzavach Velke Britane. Jde
tudiz kopii americkeho dne
vysazovani, kteryzto krasny
zvyk uiima Sc postupne V ce-
lem civilisovanem svete. Japon
sko hledi 81 zvlaSt' okrasnych
keru trsu, kdezto Australia,
zem prakticka, venuje hlavnl
pozornost vysazovanl ovocnych
stromu lesnich. ,estlize zna-
my fakt, re australasia zem
trpl nedostatkem lesnich vell-
kanu, takze musi sve zaSOby
drivi z Brlticke kolumble
importovat. Americky den w
sazovani V australs6ych koncl-
mach oslavovan ie snahou, pro-
menit puste roviny Y haze a
postupem casu V lesy.
Jmeno zakladatele dne Wy
sazovani stromku, Sterlinga
! Mortona znamo je tudlz Ma &C.
lem sv6te, kde zustal totiz
smysl pro uziteGne stromy a
pusabne okoll rodinnych do
mu. Stat Nebraska, prvnl W.
sazovani "a legalni svatek pro
hlasivsi, roynez nachazl kredit
v odbornych casopisech cizlny
! Vysazovani. We velkem Stylu "a
hajeno V Nebrasce roku 1888
V mest6 statnlho kapitolu Lin.
coin, kterezti m6sto slouzllC
! prikladem jinym sidelnln
\ mestum americkym, q nichz w
saZoyani rozSirilo Sc Ma dale.
ky venkov j zapadlych kraft
naSich uzemi.
Cd zalozeni dine vySazovan
vydano Y Soustati nekollk od
bornych spisu, kterezto spis,
staly Sc podkladem podobnycl
praci odbornlku eVropskych
jinych a V nichz jmena naslcl
autoru n. H. Englestona, Rob
Furnase a r. Schauflera nejvl
ce isou citovana. Amerlct
missionari a nesli zpravu o u
slechtilosti svatku do krdj'
, polocivilisovanych, kde vysazo
vani deje Sc zvlaSt' u skoI
missionari zalozenych, V okol
: americkych nemocnic jinyc
4 vereinych ustavu eizine pc
: moci americkych dollaru Ear
: zenych. A tax uSlechtily te
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mnoho starych javoru bylo jiz
pred lety vykaceno, ably po-
skytly vice mlsta rychle sc roz-
Sifujlcim osadam. Vykacene
hale javorove budou tudiz ma
hrazovany postupne novymi,
kterezto vysazovani rovnez u
vedenemu svatku pripadne.
Guverneri temef vsech sta
til pripravili jiz provolani, by
zvlaste letos den osazovan1
praktickym zpusobem byl sla-
ven tax opustena zakouti q
laden lezici pozemky do stlnu
stromu sc dostaly, cimz i kra-
sam prirody bude pomozeno.
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zvyk pronika vsude, nabyva
pochopeni i v zanedbanych il
max kondinach. Zakladatel
Morton, takto MATTEL proslu-
lych sadu ovocnych q Nebra-
sky, patrne nikdy netusil, re
jeho pekna myslenka nekoli-
ka desitiletich takeho nabude
rozsifeni, re jeho p6te 0 rovi-
ny, stromu prostych, nalezne
vSeobecneho nasledovanl.
V nekterych nasich statech
venuie Sc letos zylaStni pecc
vysazoVani iayord, sladkou
ST 'avou, cukr dodavajicich. Je
tax zvlaste V Ohio, V nemz
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IS bohem, excellence" I"

y UOHtlIi, oAelellCc.
Spustil spojku auto Sc roz-
jelo.
Alej vedouci od pod ezdu We
ola k domku u vrat, plnemu
strait. Po obou stranach vrat
tycila Sc vysoka ohradni zed'.
z domku vysel dustojnik.
Karl mu rekl heslo: ''Hohen-
stauffen." Vrata byla otevrena
a auto vyjelo ma silnici, probi-
najici Ebrecourtem a vinouci
Sc pax mezi nizkymi pahorky
okoll.
TAX Sc Pavel Delroze ocit-
nul v jedenact hodin noci v
puste krajine Eliskou spio-
mem Harlem. Az sc mu podarl
zmoci spiona tom nepochy-
boval, bude Eliska svobodna.
Zbude vratiti Sc zpet do Willy,
coz dix heslu pujde snadno. Ma
jdou Bernardo. A az dokonaji
dilo die Pavlova zameru. vrati
sc vSichni tri klidne do Orne-
qulnu.
Pavel sc oddal radosti, ktera
no zachvacovala. Eliska byla '
! jeho ochrane. Eliska, jejiz cd.
vaha sice podlehla pod tihou
zkousek, ale jiz byl nucen cd
pustiti, neb byla nest astna jer
dix jeho chybe. Zapomlnal
chtel zapomenoutl vsechny zlt
easy mlnulosti a mysliti jen II;
blizke rozluSteni, na vltezstvi
ma osvobozeni sv6 zeny.
| Pozoroval bedlive cestu, ab,
Inezabloudil pri navratu a kom
| binoval svuj utocny plan, Ii
Ivazuie, re jej provede pri pr
vni zastavce. Byl rozhodnou
spiona pouze omraciti ranou p
| sti, zmoci no a svazati a hodi
ii do prikopu.
Projeli prudce velky hrao
pax skrze dive vesnice mesteC
ko, kde bylo nutno zastaviti
ukazati jizdni dokumenty.
PAX Well Ease do kraje zale
sneneho haiky, ktere Sc rozsve
. lovaly svetlem majaku autom6
blu.
| V te chvili zaclo svetlo sviti
len zkomirati a Karl zpomal
/ jizdu. Zamrucel:
''Pitomte, neumiS priprav
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-10
PARCEL POST USES INCREASE
shipments Of Fruit and Vegetables
Are Steadily Growing, Says
Post Office Official.

Washington.-S Shipments Of fruits
and vegetables in great quantities BIZ
retail and wholesale merchants to all
sections of the United States is stead,
lily increasing, according to reports
made to General superintendent w.
Il. Riddell Of the railway mail service,
As an illustration OF the use to
which the parcel post is being put by
merchants, it was asserted by Super
intendent Riddell that recently an en-
tire freight car was loaded with In
dividual cases of asparagus and
shipped by parcel post rates. Each
parcel, however, conformed to weight
regulations, and it would not have
been possible to ship the carload as A
bulk, 1t was explained.
Department officials said that there
appeared to be no reason why sufi.
cient numbers Of crates to make IN n
half car Or carload cannot be
shipped in the future as parcel post.