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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-06

of the voters and by legislation in
congress. He thinks administra-
tive expenses have been cut to the
bone in the budget, and any fur
Their saving in governmental ex-
penses must be made by calling
down the federal aid granted GER
tain special interests, like roads,
irrigation, disabled soldiers, edu-
cation, scientific investigation and
other like services given to the
public by congressional law. In
particular he seems to feel that
the fifty-fifty federal aid is work
ing badly because it offers an in
ducement to states, counties and
municipalities to go in debt and in
crease their tax burdens in order
to get the federal aid that also in
creases their federal taxes. The
idea seems to US to have some mer-
it and we might be inclined to in
dorse the presidents idea were 1t
not for the the reflection that at
this very minute the president is
straining every nerve to add an
other federal aid project to the tax
payers load in the ship subsidy
bill. IF we cannot afford to aid
the states in making good roads to
transport products of the farm to
the city markets we surely cannot
afford to extend federal aid by the
millions to aid ship owners to carry
our products abroad or bring for
eign products to our shores.
We share with the president the
idea that we are perhaps going too
far with the idea that the federal
government should render new
services to all sorts of business and
special interests that have q bunch
Of votes to barter for financial ia
vors from the treasury. Federal
aid at the expense of the treasury
has its evil side as we'll as its
pleasant side. Too much "pater-
nalism" in a government makes soft
citizenship, and we think there is
something in the allegation that
there is an increasing tendency IN
this country for business interests
to yell for aid from the federal
government whenever an economic
pinch nips them with its claws.
But if the president feels that way
he surely lays such feelings or the
shelf when it comes to aiding ship
owners who made enormous profits
in 1914, 1915, 1916 and 1917, but
who have not been able to make
any money in recent years.
Well, it is up to the present on
gress with its army Of lame ducks
to make the appropriations for the
next year when the new congress
will function. So many Of them
were repudiated by their constitu-
ents at the election last month that
they are not going to hurt them
selves with any stringent economy
measures that will involve fewer
Jobs for deserving republicans. In
fact they will want more jobs
available so that they may grab
one themselves in order to keep the
pot boiling with a federal salary.
For that reason we are not expect
ing great display Of economy by
the old congress which still has
charge of the taxpayers money
and will have until March 4 next.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-06
CITY VIII Abandon
Nightly Curfew Blast
Special to The Tribune.

Livingston. Dec. 3.-After a
wears campaign by newspapers,
civic organizations and the Rotary
and Kiwanis clubs. Livingston has at
last decided to abolish the siren
curfew. At a meeting of the city
council Monday night, Alderman
Habein's motion that the curfew be
discontinued was passed without a
dissenting vote.
Some time ago the council or
dered the blowing of a o tire
alarm siren every night at =
o'clork. Persons in the vicinity of
the city hall started a campaign for
the adjustment of the siren nuisance
more than a year. ago.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-06
BURGLARS PLUMBER HOME
WHILE FOLKS ARE AWAY

Special to The Trlbnne.
Butte, Dec. 5.-An electric sewing
machine. clothing. jewelry and other
property was moved ont Of the home
Of i. Pressler, 1o2 West Silver street.
Monday night while the family was at
the theater. 4 wagon must have been
used by the robbers as it would be
imncssible to carry all the p~lunger
that was taken from the Pressler home.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-06
NEW ENTRY TO BE SUNK
ON RED LODGE PROPERTY

Special to The Tribune.
Billings. Dec. "a new entry is to
be sunk in the coal measures at the
foot of Ninth street, Red lodge, and
work of grading the traekage is now
under way.
The large slack dump below the
East Side mine will have to be moved
when it comes to building a new tipple.
and this will be done by huge streams
of water under high pressure. carrying
the slack through a flume to a new
location, where it will be pumped into
settling basins.
Russia wants trade relations like
poor misunderstanding coming in
and nothing going out.-Washington
Post
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-06
Miner Meets Death
When Ground Falls

Special to The Tribune.
Butte, Dec. John W. Pierce, SO,
was instantly killed Monday in Il fall
of ground on the 2,400-foot level of the
Colorado mine. He came to Butte here
recently from Hope, Ida, where his
mother and A brother reside.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-06
FREE GRATIS

Office boy-"Say, boss, what is free
verse?"
Country editor-"Poetry clipped
from the exchanges. William."-Judge.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-06
No Duplicates In Millions.

Out Of the 5000, 900 prints filed by
the army and the 100000 filed by the
navy. no duplicates have ever been
found. Nor is there any record from
other sources of any discovery of
duplicates. This is possible because
not only is there wide variety in the
general designs. but also in the ridges
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
AKo zvIERATA sfIA.

Prirodzenou polohou cloveka
pri spanf je poloha ma boku pri-
-tiahnutymi kolenami k telu. w
.chovou a zvykoni vsak clovek til
to- polohu zyacsa zanechal, ale u
zvierat sa poloha pri spani neznae-
h'ila. Sion spi vzdy stojacky ko-
ne tiez najviacej stojacky. Vtaci
spia, S vynimkou sovy indickych
papagajov, sed d'acky, pri com hla-
WI ukryjai 81 peri pod krydlonn.
Bocian spi stojac na jednej nolfe.
Rackovia a volavky tiez. Kacice
rady zaspia ma vode, pri Com kru-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10

Ilicitel l'skJch synov unAisstniH SINE
iv tomto rokn asi 20 rol 'nfckych
synkov.
Ably ale al dievcata m6hly byt'
umiestnene, chceli by SINE inter
nat 'rozsirit', 60 vsak bez Vasej
podpory pomoci je uplne nemoz-
ne.
Vzdy Yam bud1 Vasi krajania
v starej vlasti a teraz az v slobod
nej cs. republike povd 'acni, ked
sa ' kazdej osade niektory : vas
.veci zaujme zavedie sbierku,
ktora by bud priamo, alebo ce-
stou niektorej amer. slovenskei
banky bola doposlana podpfsans-
mu, ktory obnosy verejne dcto-
vat bude.
Mech kazdy Sarisan Amerike
vystavi "Sbieraci harok pro-
speech zariadenia zenskeho inter
natu pri ucitel'skom domove v
Presove" a v kruhu svojich zna-
mych elm 1spesnejsiu sbierku pre-
vedie.
AXE by prisly vaesie obnosy,
mozu byt' upotrebene al ma zaria,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
AMERICKYM SLOVAKOM
OD SKOLSKEHO INSPEKTO
RATU v PREsOVE.
Drahi rodaci 20 Sarisai

V sidle VaSho rodiska, Preso-
We, bolo sice mnoho skol "a ma
d'arskej vlady, ale tym menej bo-
10 .ziakov nasho pospoliteho l'u-
du, takze po prevrate a pri dsvite
slobody, nemali ste takmcr ami jed
neho domorodeho uceneho pracov-
inika-narodovca, ktory by sa Vas
Dol 1primnost 'ou srdca zaujal.
AXE niektory zabludil do vys-
sich skol, bolo dostatocne postara-
me, ably ami len pamiatku nezacho-
val po dobrej slovenskej materi.
L'ud mas v Sarisi ostal len mas
sou a nebyt' nayrativsich sa roda-
kov 2 Ameriky, ktori kriesili ma
rodne povedomie, ami ta radost'
by nebola byvala pri oslobodenl
tax nadsena, alej sme boli sved-
kami my, ktori snle hned v pr
vom okamiha wall Vas v ochranu.
Aby ste ale videli, ze jedname
s Vami lprimne, eAeeme Yam od-
chovat' V rodnej zemi cfhn Wac do
macich vlastnHch \ pnacevnlHov,l a
10 zvlast Z detf rol ! lfcksho i'udu.
Ably tato praca bola snadnejsia
la skolenie tychto drahych ca
|soch umoznene, snazime SO ziakov
!nmiestnit' VI internatoch.
\ Jeden 3 takychto je al ucitel'-
Esky domov v Preseve, kde mimo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10

denie niektortch, veru hodne bied-
nych sk6l - pripade podpord
chudobnych fiakov.
Dokazte tymto sp6sobom lasku
k svojim rodakom a usnadnite ma
81 pracu y sirenf osvety sloven-
skeifo Sarisa.
presov, dna is. augusta 1922.
Pavel Gallo, sk6ldozorca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
usAttG1Gk zvEsTI z KRAJA

L 4
Nisrianska dstredna banka
bnia sa What do Banky ceskoslo-
Evenskych legii y Prahe. Vyjedna
wanna v tomto smere sli " pride.
N&kladatep psly AnLkSls6iar-
|slzy q kh6hkupeoky spoioax ID. sp,
Nv Bfatislave pri dcastinnej istine
IKes $4,000 rezervach X 66O, Wy
Ikazuje koncom roku 1891 ztratu
Hes 16,693.73. Tato spolocnost' Wy
diva Slovenske L'udove Noviny.
/ zastavovanie vyroby na SIo-
vensku. Drevarske firmy na Slo-
vensku ,zacinajii zastavovat' W.
Erobu. TAX bolo v gelnickom udoli
[v zupe spisskej 2 II pil zastaveno
10, elm asi 1000 robotnikov zostalo
bez prace. Rovnako ma hornom
Hrone prichodi na zastavovanie
prace drevarskych podnikoch.
Nedavno bolo prepustene vyse 800
robotnfkov. Zastayovanie cinnosti
" drevarskych podnikoch- je odo-
vodnovane odbytovou krfzou, o.
vsem je tiez pravdepodobne, re ia
to akcia drevarov sdvisi al S .
tazkou snizovania mzdy. Tovaren
ma zapal ky Banskej Bystrici Wy
povedala na diva razy 500 robot
nikov. Textilny podnik Hal
tenbergerov v Spisskej Novel Vsi
zastavil vyrobu a zamysl a sa pre-
st 'ahovat' do Mad 'arska. Ciastka
tkacskych strojov bola uz do Ma
d 'arska vyvezena. Rovnako v Kez-
marku zastavily vyrobu textilne
Ipodniky Weinove odst 'ahovaly
eiastky strojov do Mad 'arska.
- Kriza garbiarskeho priemy-
slu ma Slovensku. Garbiarsky prize
mysel na Slovensku dostal sa do
takeho polozenia, re je ME schop-
ny ziadnej vyroby. .@-
- Cinnost' ceskych bank ma
Slovensku bola podrobena mensej
kritike 9. {. "Sporitelniho OBJ
zoru", kde stale: ''Bolo uz z roz-
licnych stran priznane, ze cesko-
slovenske. penaznictvo po prevra-
te vrhlo prilis mnoho svojej ener-
gle ma Slovensko a PodkarpatsSil
Rus. Zarobkove snahy potion W.
volaly prirodzene stav, re cesky
kopital podporoval mad 'arske a
nemecke penaznictvo ma. Sloven-
sku, ked' re rydze slovenskeho Oh
chodu a priemyslu bolo po pre-
vrate ma. Slovensku vel mi malo.
Tym ma Skodu celkovu nasej ma
rodohospodarskej pozlcie zanedba
ne boly znemcene kraje Cechach
a ma Morave, kde dobre fundova-
ne ceske penazne tlstavy mohly,
alebo snad' lepsie receno maly "a
siahnut' prvom fade. -
- "Lipa', l'udovy priemysel
nc. sp. v Turc. Sv. MARITIME pri L.
castinnej istine / million kor1n a
jrezervach 336,750 kor., doclelila
cisteho zisku "a posledny rok len
1O,3O7 kor., preto nebude platit
dividendy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
: Zpravy = cesko-Slovenska :

u
EeberNxrdsk6 HSjefky v Bsasfsfav-
lskej, all slosf prfsaaiu vefnosti
IGSR. u jestli sa vraj dafinitiyne
Ipyst ahajc Z Mad arska. Apponyi
lisa potom vraj obratil \ csi. Wade
IS tou prosbou, ze naieni nad 'alej
zostat mad arskyhf statAym obca-
nom, ale aby mu ,,1noznili jeho
majetEy predat'. CsL. vlada Mado-
,sti tejto vyhovela a podl'a inych
pfaenov Apponyiho majetky ma
kiipit huslista Kubelik "a 19 mi
,honov csl. kornn, co by bolo oko-
Elo 80 milionov kortn mad ar
skych.
Nova zeleznica ns SloveR.
sku. Ma zalllade verejneho sibe-
hu zadalo zeleznicne stavebne ria
ditel 'stvo vypracovanie podrobne
| no planu pobocne normalno-roz.
chodnej drahy Tvrdosina do
Polhory stavebnemu inzinierovi V
Trnave, Emilovi Tauberovi a je-
no spolocnfkom.
-, Go sa stalo v Bardiove? V
noci 20 dina IA. na Is. ohtobra O.
kclo 3. hod. rano Dol v Bardijove
pozorovany prfrodny zjav, kto-
rom kolujd rozlicpe domnenia.
Jedna zprava hovori o nejakom
vybuchu, druha srazeni sa dvoch
mracien, Ease zemetraseni men
som rozsahu. Q zjave sa vyslovu-
ju takto: Filcakovska Terezia spo-
zorovala medzi 2. a g. hod. silny
otras oblokov a tri razy sa ilou
zatriasla postel'. Andrej Koval
spozoroval 2. hod. 35 min. VEL
| ky vvbuch. Pani Vantova spozo-
rovala 2. hod. 30 min otras ma
bytku postele tax, re sa prebu-
dila. Straznils Cerny poea tiez
vel ky vybuch. kviatkovsky, noe
my straznik kostolnej veze po-
stow zamestnanec Alois Petr vi
del 2. hod. ma oblohe dive slime
mracna proti sebe idtce medzi
mimi bol vel'ky svetly pruh. Po
chvili sa mracna srazily a pocul
vel'ky blesk. Co to ale bolo, mix
nevie.
- General Gajda kosickym ve-
litel'orA. Doterajsi velitel' kosi-
ckeho vojenskeho obvodu general
Hanak bude vymenovany do O.
pavy d ma jeho miesto do koslc
pride znamy legionarsky general
Gajda. V Kosiciach general Ha-
max zorganizoval skvele vo1enske
formacie, a jeho zasluhou ia spo-
lucinnosti dostojnickych sborov
stala sa nasa armada ma vychod-
nom Slovensku prvotriednou. Gen.
Gajdu predchadza najlepsia po-
vest odusevneneho legionarskeho
vodcu energickeho vojenskeho
organizatora, ktory Dol w ma 81
biri me1zi nasim vojskom vel mi
obi 'hbenv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
raxdia Slov&kov

Asss -- --- - 0AkA40 Jaw ONVvsss.V ~
vohrdlskej zupe, Dolncj Streho-
vel ti6kla krv slovensk6ho Pudu
pre- hldpost jedneho 6ocho odkove-
ho iiradnika a pre- nesvedomitost
notara, ktory odoprel brat d6ast'
pri dasadnej prehliadke kotlikov
ma vafenie sliyoyice. Kn strelbe
prislo vraj preto, ze ssa obcania
oborih ma financov, na 60 cetnici
strelii do l'udi. Mad 'ari striel'a-
Ii Slovakov iba y Cernovej, eeski
zandari vsak kde sa i'm pod musku
dostanii. Ci je to ME Kainova bra
tovrazda! Pre- prinesenie zprav
Q udalostiach Strehovej vladne
vrchnosti shabaly cek naklady
"Slovenskej Narodnej Jednoty",
dennika "Slovak''' "Sloven-
skych L'udovych Noyin..'' Myslia
81, re tym zvest 0 .striel ami Slo-
vakov ako vrabcov petlaeia... i
Najvacsia uhol ma bana ma
SloveAsku stoji. V bohatei nj
trianskej zupe zastavila pracu
Handlova: najvacsia a najbohat-
sia uhol'na BAHIA ma Slovensku.
TotH 1000 banikov zastrajkovalo.
Fovysenie Slovaka. Prezi-
dent Masaryk vymenoval spravcu
realneho gymnazia dra Stefana
Hattalu zemskym skolskym ms
pektorom VI hodn. triedy pri re-
ferate ministerstva skolstva ma
Fodnej osvetys,y Y. Bratislave.
i V1ada zrusila munioipalne
vysady Bfatislave, Kosiciam a
Banslssj stiaynici, vlada es. re-
publiky aariadenim zrusila muni-
cipalne vyysady Il miest Bratislavy,
Kosfc a Banskej Stiavnice. Bra
tislava Kosice budd mestami so
sriadenym magistratom b. Stiav
MICA bude obcou. Al viacere inc
mesta degradovane boly ma obce.
Michalovce dostaly gymna-
zium. IA. oktobra bolo slavnostne
otvorenie realneho gymnazia Mi
chalovciach, zupe Zemplinskej. Je
to vel ky krok napred ku pozdvih
nutiu vychodnych Slovakov vide
lanostne. @ gymnazium uchadza-
ly sa krem Michaloyiec Trebi-
sov a Humenne, ale Michalovce
zvit 'azili.
ia sloboda ma Slovensku.
Vyzera ona strapata., Pani cen
tralisticki basovia zhabali uz IA
cfsiel jedineho opravdoveho slo-
venskeho dennika "Slovaka Ha
bu Narodn1 Obranu rad-radom.
Habd SLOW. L'ud. Noviny, Narod-
MI Jednotu vsetky noviny, kto-
re pisu v duchu narodnom, slo-
venskom. No, ci Slovaci nedosta-
vaju Wac, ako pytali?
Rodina Almanovska vo Sv.
Anne (Liptov) cd davna Heei bes-
nymi psami pohryzenych l'udi.
Liecba bola tajnost 'ou a dedil Ju
len syn po otcovi. Kazda liecba
bola vydarena, preto sa urady ne
miesaly. Minute ale zomrela na
besnotu zena Jana Kovacika kr.
L'ubely, ktorn Almanoyci liecii.
Preto sllznovsky 1rad v Mem.
Lupei zakazal Almanove0m viac
liecit ma besnotu chorych.
- K0sicko- -bohuminska zelezni-
ca. Podia zprav HPragai Magyar
Hirlapu sprava kosicko-bohumin
skej drahy mala V sept. zasedanie
Y Budapest. Casopis poznamena-
va, ze csl. vlada je ME vstave kit
pit t1to zeleznicu.
o zabsrani majetkov ma
d'aEsiJeh nagnatov ma Sloven-
sku. Mad. pestianske noviny zle-
nedobre ma csl. republiku, ktora
vraj prinueuje mad 'arskych mag
natoy, ably svoje majetky preda-
vail ''Cechom.'' TAX "Ujsag" 0.
znamnie Ze cSI v1afta oznami1a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
HODNOTA
OBDRZANA.

Baby Grand, Chevrolet Touring. $500
Chevrolet, Model 400 Sedan ..... $3.50
1920 Oakland Touring, drotene
KOleSa ...... @tOo
1919 Maxwell, dobrom stave. :. $3.50
1921 Ford Touring, vel mi dobra. 1926
1920 Chevrolet Roadster, cordove
Sulny .......... ............ @11o
1920 Chevrolet Touring, vel mi
doDfa e......... Wow
1921 Ford Sedan, najlepsom
1919 Sedem osobny Paige. ..... $3.50
f. B. SMITH co.
SO Pyatt st.
1928 Chevrolet modely sl uz ukazovane
Main 7190 Auto. 6313
Otvorene veeerami.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-02
thuen, Mass, and. inset, Geraldine Farrar.

tinued until, with night at hand.
the police ran very short of ammu-
milton. Two of them crept up to the
house and set the roof on fire: AS
smoke began to pour out of the win
dows, two men broke from the
house and started running toward
the woods. With each step they
turned to fire their revolvers at
the police. They had almost reached
the woods when they were shot
down. Their bodies were immedi-
atel identified, one being the fam
GUS chieftain, and the other his
brother, Dimitri Antonoff.
To convince the population that
the bandits never had been work
ingmen, the soviet authorities had
autopsies performed and doctors is
sued statements saying that neither
of the brothers ever occupied him
self with hard work, "for their
hands were soft like those Of no.
blemen and there was fat all over
their bodies, showing that they had
T, fed themselves very well at the
time when the famine in the vii
lagos carried away many souls
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-02
BUILDING SLOW
PAST week AS
PERMITS SHOW
Only s11,14s Of Work Started;
Dwelling, Fire Escape, Store
house, Chief Items.

Construction listed through the
Office of Building Inspector John
A. .Lindros in the past week totaled
$11,145. Seventeen permits 1were
issued.
This is in contrast to the pre-
vious weeks figure, $147,180 in q
permits. Audubon school work
was responsible for the high total
No big jobs are contemplated
this week. A $1,000 dwelling is to
be erected by Loais Versman at 62s
Eighth street. The fire escape for
the new Augustana building cost
$4,000.
Herman Schwacke is to have
storage building constructed at 9
cost Of $500, at the corner Of
Twenty-first street and Third ave
nue.. A number of garage, porch
and other minor construction job.
complete the list, which is as fol
lows:
G. E.. Langham for Mrs. Net
tie Dindinger, 1852 Twelfth
street, garage .............$ 15'
John Staubach, 1913 Fifth
and-a-half avenue, shed =. 81
William. H. McConochie, 1917
Twelfth, avenue, porch :. 50'
William H. McCon0chie for
Herman Schwacke, Twen-
ty-first street and Third
avenue, storage building. 2,10
Louis Silverman, 1906 Eigh-
tenth avenue, garage 80. Is
O. B. johnson, SIG .Twen-
ty-first avenue. porch 80. 8
Carl j. Bergman for Mrs.
L. C. Long, 1926 Fourteenth
street. repair dwelling :. 6
II. C. First, 1881 Twenty
first street, garage $500. AZ
H. ]. Setter, 1000 Fifth ave-
nue., garage .............< !
Moline Wood Works for
George Bastunas, 1920
i Fifth-and-a-half avenue, /
porch -. ............... 1,00
Frank Bakersfield, 3421
Sixth avenue, porch 49,. 2
. Louis Versman, 62S Eighth
street, dwelling ..-..... 800
, Mrs. L. M. Currie, 1910 For
ty-fifth avenue, remodel
garage -. ..............
F. M. Gates, 1916 Fifth ave-
nue.. porch .............. 81
Bergstedt Construction COM
J pany for Augustana college,
fire escape -. ........... 2,st
G. E. Wilsonholne, $40 Sec
ond street, remodel dwell
ing -. ................. 81
IsadOre Vanoost, 1903 Sixth
avenue, garage -. ...... II
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-02
POPE'S ATTENTION
GIVEN TO DETAILS
OF EXPENDITURES

Rome-A fresh and searching
wind of inquiry and reorganization
is blowing through the Vatican with
the advent of the new pope, and
some of the old established depart
ments of the palace, who are very
numerous, find it altogether too
bracing to- be pleasant. Plus XII.
comes Of a practical and prosper
GUS bourgeois stock, and feels
himself perfectly competent to look
into even the smallest details Of
the vast organization of which he
is the head.
The Pontiff, while adhering on
state and ceremonial occasions to
all the pomp and splendor which is
traditional in the Basilica of St
Peter and the Vatican Palace, de-
sires that his private life be ruled
by a truly apostolic simplicity and
frugality, and be is reported to have
said that he intends to spend money
rather on the propagation of the
faith than on the restoration OF
identifying of buildings and monu-
ments.
In Italian households, humble OF
aristocratic, the cook buys all thai
is necessary for the feeding of the
family, and good housewives US
ually 60 through the cooks &C
counts every day in order to keel
check of them. 1t appears that hi,
holiness does the same. 1t is re-
lated that the other day a fowl
price 20 lire (rather less than {
dollar) was provided for the pops'G
supper. For some reason he die
not eat it, and orders were giver
that the following day the cool
make chicken croquets for lunch
The croquets duly arrived, bu
when the accounts were looked
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-02
HELLO Girls
ARE DEFENDED
Rvanstsn Pastor Says Telephone
Operators Are Cncrowned
Heroes Of Patience.

Evanston, ILL.,. Sept. 3.-Rev-
George Craig Stewart. D. D., rec
tor OF st. Luke's church, in Tide
Visitor, has come to the defense of
the telephone operator. He says:
Number Please: Uncrowned
heroines Of patience, gentIeness,
courtesy-these are our telephone
operators. To sit for hours saving
Number Please in a pleasant
voice; to give ever that soft answer
which turneth away wrath; to suf-
fer fools gladly when they bawl a
number into your ear or put the
baby to the mouth piece to hear the
baby babble; to say quietly No
party on your line now knowing
the receiver will be slammed at
you; to be yelled at, howled at, de-
nounced and derided, and vet 10
remember always that you are a
public servant and never to lose
your temper-some job.
1T Is easy to criticise, but I
wonder II there is any public serv-
ice superior to our telephone serv-
ice. And would we not do well 70
remember that these girls who
serve us are sisters, daughters,
young women Of exceptional abil-
ity and charm. They must be to
keep their positions. Number
please they say, but I'll venture
they have your number and mine. 4"