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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-03
EIDELL SUED
FOR 81, 600 BY
HOME
Helena Man Alleged to Have
Obtained Bonds in Illegal
Manner.

]. a. I.ideil of Helena is named
IL defendant in Il $4,000 claim and de-
livery action filed in district court by
tae Home Insurance company. Eidell
Is alleged 10 be Illegally in possession
nf three secured eight per cent notes
If The Copper Export association, Inc,
each for 81 900. The complaint re-
Iates that 10 of the notes were mailed
from New York on January 80. 1922.
by the Mechanics & Metals National
Bank Of New York City to the Ma
tionaI Bank of Helena. but were never
delivered, although alleged to have
been received at the Helena postoffice.
The suit is the result Of m investiga-
ton that has been under way slnee
early III the year.
Still Holds Notes
Eidell is alleged 10 have wrongfully
gained possession of three Of the 10
notes sometimes previous to Novem-
Der Z, and still holds them, the
complaint reads. Eidell once had them,
but 30 longer has. he is quoted by an
Associated Press dispatch from Helena
as saving when papers we're served on
him by a Lewis Il Clark deputy sheriff.
He said he came by them honestly,
but did not remember the name of the
person he bought them from. 1t il
understood TINT the officer was refer
red to Eidelfs attorney in answer TO
Il query as to where the notes are
now. or any other additional informa-
ton in the matter.
Before the 10 notes were placed in
the mails as registered matter the
Home Insurance company insured their
safe delivery TO A.. l.. Smith. vice
president of the National Bank OF
Helena. The plaintiff alleges that they
were never delivered 10 Smith. al
though received at the Helena post
office. Ia due time proof of non
delivery to Smith was presented to the
plaintiff company, whereupon the full
amount was paid to the Helena bank.
Purchased March 10
The plaintiff company. according 10
the complaint. purchased the 10 bonds
III question on March 10. 1922. from
the Copper Export Association, Inc,
and is now the lawful owner Of the
bonds.
Three thousand dollars or, return of
the bonds is demanded Of EGdell by the
insurance company. in addition TO
81 600 damages and costs Of the court
action. Freeman. Thelen & Frary are
attorneys for the plaintiff. Return on
the papers served by the Lewis and
Clark county deputy sheriff had not
been made in the Cascade county dis
trict court Saturday. The alleged dis
appearance IF the bonds was prior TO
the administration of Postmaster Kirby
Iioan of Helena.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-03
~Legionnaires Form
40 and 8 Society:
Officers Elected
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
Lewistown. Dec. 2.-Voiture Locale
Numero 35T of the famous organlza-
ton intended TO form the playground
of the American Legion. La Soeiete
Rationale des Quarante lIemmes ct
HUT Cheveaux was formed here Fri
day night with the following tempo
rary officers;
q. Il. Davis. chef dc gare: A. G..
Kirkland, chef de train. Quincy
Scott. conducteur; 4. c. Il. Liebing.
correspondent; j. kreigh, intendent
commissairie; Lloyd Raw, garde de la
porte; Glenn Moor, gafde de prison
nief; II. X. Cheadle, Jr., garde aux
cheveaux.
Colonel Hurry Willard. Of the Min
%nesotas' Foiture, was in charge Of the
t"Wrecking crew."
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-03
LOCAL ARTISTS
TO FEATURE In
KDYSCONCERTS
Standard Furniture Company
to Arrange Two Programs
Each Week.

That there is q limit to the novelty
of hearing records broadcast by radio,
when it is much easier and makes pet
ter music to play them at home, is tne
feeling that led Maurice lander OF
the Standard Furniture company TO
take steps for arranging radio programs
that will feature Great Falls artists.
He maintains there is no dearth OF
talent here and feels that Professor
r. A. Reyes, teacher of voice and a
leader in the musical circles OF the city,
is the man to get in touch with 1t. lie
has arranged with him to take charge
Of radio programs that will be broad
cast twice a week by K. d. I. s., the
Tribune station.
Programs featuring the leading sing
ers and musicians Of Great Falls will
be givent each Wednesday and Satur-
day night and will be known as stand
ard Furniture company nights. rms
plan Ia followed by many of the Leading
mercan9 lie establishments of the coun-
try and has been found most successful.
Handler says that Great Falls should
be included in this list and not known
MS a city where a lack Of talent makes
it necessary to give successive pro
grams Of the latest popular records.
Professor Reyes arranged the Saturday
night program. giving vocal solos.
which were supplemented by violin
numbers played by Graham Smith.
As soon as arrangements can be
made. choruses and quartets will
broadcast. Professor Reyes, who is
director Of music for the First Presby-
terrain church. will present his choir in
THE Messiah" which will sing it at
the church Christmas. l.. z. Doolittle
and his six-piece orchestra are among
the organizations that will appear in
radio concerts on "Standardized' nights.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-03
Srnithson Leaves
for Billings Office
Of Rumley Company

Glenn Smithson, for the last four
Years agency manager in Great Falls
for the Advance-Rumley Thresher
company. left Saturday morning for
Billings, where he becomes manager of
the c~oinpany's branch at that place.
Ills territory in his new location will
embrace all of Montana and the nor
thern half of Wyoming.
Mrs. Smithson left Saturday for
points in Alberta, where she will visit
for a time before continuing TO Cali
fornia, from where she will return to
Billings. She will visit her parents
while in California.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-03
Robertson Opens
Divorce Action;
Claims Wife Cruel

Donna B. Robertson at frequent and
extended intervals during the past year
has refused to cook her husbands
meals and has been extremely cruel to
him. according to a divorce complaint
filed in district court by the husband,
James Il. Robertson, Saturday.
She is represented as having often
accused him Of going out with other
women, knowing that her accusations
were without basis. Mrs Robertson
was often subject TO long jealous fits,
during which she would not even speak
to her husband. he alleges.
The complaint points out that such
conduct on the part Of the wife makes
their association intolerable. He asks
that the marriage performed or June
s, 1919, be a~nnuitl by the court. The
Robertsons have Il two-year-old son.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-03
Garfield to Retain
Sight OF Right Eye

George Caufiers left eye. which was
considerably damaged some time ago
when I've from i sink he Was cleaning
splashed into both eyes, is much i'm
proved since the right eye was renov-
ed last Tuesday, it was said Saturday
by his father, \. T. CaufieId, deputy
clerk and recorder. Caufield has left
the Columbus hospital and ia now Mt
home at 325 Ninth street south. It
was thought for a time that he might
lost both eyes.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-03
HELENA ROAD INSPECTOR
VISITS IN GREAT FALLS

n. M. IIulcc Of Helena, highway
engineer with the II. $. bureau Of pub
lie roads, passed through Great Falls
Saturday morning on his way back to
his Headquarters. after ii trip through
northern Montana. He inspected sew
ersl roads of northern Montana dur
ing the trip.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-03

A representative goveiament is one
that, elects six men in favor of a thing
ands six against it, and wonders why
something isn't done.-Warren Chron-
ice. e
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ke zrizeni statni zoOlogicke
" Praze. MySlenka "a

xahrady Praze. MySlenka "a
loziti V Praze zoologickou "a
hradu Jest stara. Jiz pred so
lety byl zalozen Y Praze spolek
S tlmto programem, avsak ve-
skere jeho usill bylo marne.
Ztroskotala take podobna akce
2 let 1901, kdy iiz ostrov
Stvanice byl vyhlednut ia mi
sto pro tuto zahradu a plany
byly hotovy. Po prevratu byla
myslenka opet ozivena a uzna-
Ina i ministerstvem skolstvl. By
10 zrizeno zvlastnl komite, je-
hoz predsedou jest prof. Janda,
aby vypracoValo pfedbezne prl
pravne prace. Dllo .iiz sc blizl
ku svemu uskutecnenl. Mlsto
pro zoologickou zahradu Jest
vyhlednuto y okoli troiskeho
zamecku rozloze 81 .25 hekta
Ri. Naklady ma upravu ponese
stat. Pro rok 1922 bylo povole-
no 100000 kc. pro pristi rok
Sc proponuJe suma 2 milionu.
VIVA ucinena V novinach w
meme, koupi a darech pro ZOO
logickou zahradu setkala sc S
neobycejnym zaimem verejno-
sti, takze, bude-li co nejdrive
ldarovan vyhlednuty pozemek a
povolen proponovany rozpocet
pro rok 1923, mohli bychom sc
jiz "a rok otevreni zoologicke
zahrady Praze konecne do
ckatl.
! Ma straz. Pc roztani snehu
mozno leslch pozorovati ja-
ke spousty yaiicek mnisky ma
stromech nasadily. Cele hrsti
vajicek mnisky lie sc stroml,
nastrouhati. Housenky mnisky
zpusobl letos katastrofu le-
slch V ovocnych zahradach
, nebude-li V cas- prikroceno k nj
; cenl bezmernych spoust vaji-
eek. Povolane kruhy doposud
netinne pfihlizeji ke svrchova-
nenlu nebezpecenstvi, ktere le-
: sum hrozi take spravy lesnl
doposud lie nreziraii.
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Jejl financni uspech byl veliky
a Grant jeSte no dockal. Pra-
VI Sc, re obdrzel ten nejvetsl
honorar, jaky az do te DOLBY
placen byl kteremukoli ameri-
ckemu spisovateli.
Ulysses S. Grant zemrel %.
cervna 1885, V Mt. McGregor,
N. Y, a smrt mu byla opravdu
vykoupenlm. Sve dlouhe utr-
penl snasel statetne, bez ste
zovani 81, jake jeste nedavno
We svych vzpominkach psala
vnucka jeho, rrovdana "a ru-
skeho slechtice.
Po vyslouzeni uradu presl-
dentskeho Grant podnikl cestu
kolem sveta vSude dostalo Sc
mu slavneho prijeti, jako ne
Jake kralovske osobnosti, az to
Nv jiste casti americkeho tisku
vyvolalo nelibost. Ma uctenl
Granta postaveno bylo We Spo-
ienych Statech nekolik pomni-
XII, vetsinou jizdeckych soch,
nichz neikrasnejsi jsou po-
mniky New Yorku a V Chica-
gu. Jich odhaleni stalo Sc "a
tech nejokazaleiSlch slavnosti,
iakych Amerika byla svedkem.
Mimochodem receno, pisatei
t6chto radku obou byl prlto-
men a ZVlaste slavnost V New
Yorku byla neclm opravdu ne
zapomenutelnym. Celia Allan
ticka eskadra valecnych lodi
kotvila v rece Hudson a kdyz
| ieji della hfmela ma pozdraV
tehdejSimu presidentu Mckln-
leymu, jenz priiel ma yachte
Dolphin a pozdeji, kdyz vnuc-
kou GrantOvOu sllata rOuska
pomnlku, a kdyz polnice znely
hudba hrala a dlouhe rady
voiska, mezi mimi kadeti 2
West Point a Annapolis stall V
Ipozornosti, byl to obraz, Jaky
" pameti ma cely zivot utvi.
Ultra ucten bude Ulysses S.
Grant We SVEN rodisti, male
venkovske osade Point Plea
SAINT Ohiu. Mimo Virginii
Ohio bylo rodnym staten nel-
vetSiho poctu amerlckych pre-
sidentu sice Granta, Hayese,
/ Garfielda, Benjamina Harrl-
soma a Tafta. Grant byl Vsak
re vsech nelslaVnelsim, nikol
sice iako Statnik, ale jako voJe
vudce. Vedle neho mohl by SC
i zaraditi Garfield, kdezto t
ostatni, Hayes, Harrison :
Taft. byli muzi ienom pro
5trednich schopnostl.
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Y male osade Point Pleasant,
dvacet mil na vychod od Gin
.clnnati, narodil Sc Ulysses S.
Grant, vrchni velitel armad Sc
veru ia obcanske valky a ma
potomnl president Spolenych h
Statu, od +. 1869 do 1877. Te-
TO pametihodne udalostl bude
Vzpomenuto 30 ceie zeml, ze-
lmena ovSem v Ohiu, rodnem
state GrantoVe.
Grant narodil Sc We srubu a
na mlste, kde stal, jest prito-
mne delo, ktere hfimalo OBJ
canske valce. Stoji vSak do
sud drevena budova, kde otec
Grantuv mel ko2eluznu a kde
on sam po nejaky cas- praco-
val. Blize toho mlsta konana
Dude Ultra slavnost, ma nlz
hlaVnlm fecnlkem bude preSl-
dent Harding. 1enz die uchy-
stancho prOgramu ma mluvltl
se stupnu pred Jednlm kramem
na hlaNnl ullcl.
Grant Sc vlastn6 jmenoval
Hiram Ulysses, aVsak na vo-
lenske akademIi We w est Point
zanesli iej nelakym nedopatre-
nm lako ULYSSES s. tax to
zustalo. V lednom ziVotni ka-
fiera Grantoya Sc shodule $
onou Abrahama Lincolna a ST.
&c re po mnohych neZdarech
dosahl toho nelvysSiho stupne
proslulosti slavy.
+
Ma vojenske akademii Grant
nijak schopnostmi nevynikal,
ba pri graduaci byl iednim 2
poslednich. Brzy potion vypu
kla valka MeXikem, Y ktere
dosahl hodnosti kapitana, pre-
odvahu a hfdiustNi. jez osved.
ell V iedne bitve Il pozdel to-
TO imenoVanl potVfleno, aNSaE
\ Y. 1859 Grant Y roZmrZeloSt
resignoval a opustil armadu.
PAX zkonsel ledacos, nez ne
zdar ia nezdarem jej stihal
Zkusil to farmarenim, blize
st. Louisu, nemohl Sc vsak an
llziviti. Zkusil to pozemko
wynn obchodem a bylo to iestt
horst. kdyz vypukla obcan
ska vaIka, pracoVal iako klerl
Y iednon obchode 5 kozemi \
Peoria, I'll. Dvakfate nabid
Wade svc Sluzby 4 byl odmr
sten. Uplatnil Sc, kdyz Sc or
ganisoval q. pluk illinolskyci
dobroVolnlku - a "a 33 mesl
CO po opusteni kramu s koze
mi, stal Sc yrchnin velitelen
armad Unie.
Grant doVedl sve vote kl
skveIemu yit6zstvi Y I. 1876;
nominovan byl repubikanskol
stranou "a presldenta By
zyolen a po jeho nastolenl
nasledujicim roce skoncen
prazviastni perioda americk
politicke historii Byl toti
presidentem Johnson - dr.
veJsi mistopresident, je.l1 ia
stoup.l urad 30 zavrazdeni A
Tnrahanoa Tinrolna ..-- +vz ia
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.POZNAMkY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

nv oiilcH, y iiip'1i9oN hl - y -
hem. Veci dospely tax dale
ko, re byl obzalovan, avSak "a
chranen pred sesazenlm S Il
radu hlasem jednoho republl-
kanskGho senatora. Tyz, mi
mochodem receno, zkazil 81
tim svoji politickou karieru a
skoncil smutn6 jako sazec U
iednoho zapadleho venkovske-
no Gasopisu kdesi Ma iihoza-
! pade.
#
Grant nastoupil urad svuj V
+. 1869 a ia jeho spravy zapo-
cato tax zvanou rekonstrukci
Jihu, jez tam tolik trpkosti Wy
volala a ma dlouhy cas- zane
chala. Ami nejnadsenejsl OBJ
divovatel Grantuv nemu2e rlci,
zc jeho administered byla IL
spechem. Vladl IA nj povest-
ny tehdy whisky ring" Il
Grant prohlasovan "a ieho ma
stroj V l.. 1872 byl nomino-
van pro druhou lhutu a zvolen
NetSinou temer 100000 hlasil
mad svym soupefem Horacem
Greeleym, proslulym novina-
rem. Trpke zklamani usmrtilo
tohoto znameniteho muze.
Zdali prvni administrace
Grantova nebyla uspechem, by
la jim jeSte meme administrace
druha, kdyz opustil Billy
Dunn, stara "smula' zavesila
Sc mu na patty. Vstoupil jako
podilnik do banky. ia vsak
zkrachovala a mnoho malych
vkladatelu priSlo uspory.
Grantovi tehdy prispeli na
pomoc nektefi velci financnici
new-yorstl a pohledavky on6ch
malych vkladatelil zaplaceny,
Pravi Sc, ze vzalo to hodne
dlouho, nezli Grant pfijal ma
bizenou pomoc. Jako presi-
dent byl obpihovan, 1e strani
iistym vclkIm financnim za.j-
mum, i kdyz nynl tyt6z pomoc
mu nabidly, co jineho soudila
by verejnost, nezli re vSechna
ebvinenl pronasena proti ne
: mu, byla pravdiya?
Bude zahodno podotknouti
re Grant pokusil sc 0 zlskan
tfeti presidentske nominace
| ale dopadlo TO nest astne. By
: nominovan Garfield, jcnz by
: Zavrazden y /. 1881 iehe
i pratele tvrdili, re byl to vysle
: dek ocernoVani a utoku, ktert
: proti nemu vedli stoupenc
! Grantovi, tax zyani republi
lkansti "stalwarts'
| Dluhy zaplatil Grant Z w
tezku svych memoiru, lltere
!, dokontil IA okolnosti nanejvy
| Sc trapnych. Churavel toti;
zaludecnl rakovinou a dllo sv'
4 dopsal "a strasneho utrpeni
: kdy ylastne jiz pozvolna uni
Z raj. Ze vubec memory Gran
: tovy byly dokonceny, bylo nej
: vice zas!uhoQ jeho syl!a Fred;
: D., ienz uplne Sc venoval spo
: lnprari na one narnatn6 knize
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STREPINA CRANATU. !
ROMAN
Napsa Maurice Leblanc. Prelozil Franta Stepanek =


''Te Sc neobavejte. [
kdyz il nepremohu, nebude vas
moci podezirati, nebot' vyse-
trovani narkne jen mne. Ostat-
ne nemame vyberu."
"A neposlouchaje il dale, roz
tocil motor, vskocil do vozu k
ridiclmu kolu &C zena zoufa-
le prosila, odjel.
Odjel tax odhodlane a urci-
te, jakoby jel jiz Ia provede-
MIN zameru, jehoz podrobno-
sti byly urceny jehoz vysle-
dek byl zajisten.
"Vyhledam hrabenku," uni
noval 81. "Snad bude znepoko-
jena Karlovou smrti, bude
chtiti, abych j dovezl k nemu,
snad mne prime We SVEN po-
koji a pax il donutim, ably mi
prozradila jmeno zamku, Y
nemz je Eliska uveznena. Do
nutim il, aby mi poskytla pro-
stredku k jejimu osvobozeni a
uniknuti. !"
Ale jak to bylo vse neJiste
Jake prekazky Sc mu postavl
V cestu! Kolik nemoznostl
Jak lie predpokladati, re hra-
benka mu nab6hne slepe do le-
cky a nebude miti lined po ru-
&c pomoc. lie ma jeiiho druhu
nezalekne Sc ien tax hrozeb a
media Sc obmekciti slovy.
Coz ma tom T. Pavel 81 nepfi-
poustel pochyb. Posleze Sc pre-
ce Jen dopidi uspechu proto
hnal auto jake smrst' silnici,
nezmirnuje tempo ami We me-
stech a vesnicich.
"Hohenstaufen,' zvolal he
slo hlidce pred branou.
Dustojnik straze no vyslech
nul a postal ho k poddastojni-
kovi strait We vile, ktery jedi
ny mel volny ystup do vily a
mohl zpraviti hrabenku.
"Dobre," rekl Pavel. "Zaje
du nejprve S autem do garaze. >
Doraziv Ike garazim, shasil
sv6tla a zamiril k vile, tom
vSak mu napadlo, ably drive,
nez Sc odebere k poddustojnikc
vi, vyhledal Bernardo a Vyzve-
del to. co snad Bernard uzrel
zaslechl
Nasel no ia viIou V kerlch
pod balkonem.
"Jsi sam?' otazal sc uzkoSt.
live Bernard.
"Ano, nezdafilo Sc. Eliska
byla odvezena prvnim autem.
! ITO je ale desne."
J "Ano, ale je to odcineno."
( "Jak?"
"Jeste nevim. Mluvme to
be. Co je? kde je sofer?'
"V bezpeci. Nikdo no nena
jde -. alespon ne drive ne;
pred jitrem, dokud neprijdol
cstatni soferi do garazi."
"Dobre. A dale?"
pred hodinou sla parken
!; hlidka. Skryl jsem Sc"
/; "A dale?'
"Podiyal jsem Sc az k tune
lu. Hlldky sc pocinajl hybati
, Cstatne ie neco Zatracen
Nzpruzilo. :
"Co?"
"Vpad iiste nam zname @
sobnosti, zeny. jiz znam Cor
vlgny, teze, ktera Sc tax zuriv
podoba majorovi Hermannovi.
"konala obchuzku?"
NE. Odesla."
"Ano, vim, chtela odejiti."
"OdeSla."
ALE vzdyt' mela odejiti d
: f'rancie pozdeji."
, "Videl isem, jak odesla."
"Ale kan? kterou cestou?
"Iunelem! Myslis. re uz jir
nenl tunel micim? Sla tune
LEM, videl jsem to, vlastne je
| la velmi pohodlne vozikem hn
nym elektrlnou a rizenym vol
| mem. A ponevadz jejim cilet
| Jest patrn6 Francie, jak isl /
/ kal, dala Sc patrne Ike Cory
7 gny. ByIy tomu prave dive he
0lny Noy1lv a., m xrrG4,l -
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Ivatl V podnlku az k uplnemu
uspechu.
Otazal sc Bernardo:
"Jineho jsi nevidel nic?'
"Nic."
"Nikdo neprisel a neodesel?'
"Ne. Sluzebnictvo ulehlo.
lSvetla byla shasnuta.
"Vsechna?"
"Az ma jedno. He'd tam mad
nami."
Svetlo svitilo v prvnim po-
school, okne mad oknem, jimz
Pavel hledel ma hostinu prince
Konrada. Pokracoval:
"Bylo tc svetlo rozzehnuto,
kdyz jsem byl ma balkone?"
"Ano, ke konci."
"Podle zprav, kterych Sc mi
dostalo, musi to byti okno po-
koje prince Konrada. Byl opily
a musil byti donesen ma loze.'
''Videl jsem tam stiny neja-
'kych postav, cd te DOLBY je tam
vsak vse nehybne."
"Vyspava svou opicku. Kdy-
by clovek tam mohl nahled-
routi =. dostati Sc tam :"
"To je lehke,' del Bernard.
"Jak?"
"Vedlejsim pokojem, jehoz
okno jest otevreno, snad ably sc
princi dostalo trochu sveziho
vzduchu."
"Potrebovali bychom vsak
zebrik."
"Vim o jednom, jest povesen
u staji. Chces?"
"Ano, ano," del Pavel zive.
"Pospes ST."
Y jeho mozku Sc utvoTila no
va kombinace, podobna ostatne
jeho prvnim disposicim boje.
Ted Sc mu zdalo, re tax jiste
dospeje cile.
Presv6dcil Sc, ze okoli Willy V
pravo V levo je puste, re "a
dina Z hlidek nehne Sc cd ycho-
du do Willy. PriSel Bernard S ze-
hrikem, ktcry vztycili a opfeli
zed'.
Vystoupili nahoru.
Pootevrene okno bylo oknem
toiletnlho pokoje, do nehoz do
padalo svetlo re sousednl svet-
nice. Ticho bylo pferuSovano
jen hlucnym chrapanim. Pavel
nahlednul do pokoje.
Pres postel, oblecen uni
formu, jejiz naprsenka byla
znecistena skvrnami, shroucen
jako loutka, spal prime Kon-
rad. Spal tax pevne, re Pavel
Sc nerozpakoval prohlednouti
81 pokoj. Mala predsinka odde-
: lovala pokoj od chodby, byly
tedy meZi pokojem a chodbou
: dvoje dvere, ktere Pavel pevn6
Z uzamknul a zasunul zavorami
! TAX osameli s princem Konra.
dem, pekne oddeleni od ostatn
vily.
4 "Jen do toho,', del Pavel
kdyz 81 rczdelili lllohy.
Pfilozil princi na tvar svinu
: ty ubrousek, iehoz konce Sc mi
|. pokousel nacpati do ust Ber
e nard zatlm svazal prlnci rue
Milky nohy a ruce. Use bylo Wy
konano tise. Prime neodporo
J val mlcel. Otevrel oci a HE
: del na litocniky Sc vzhleden
G Cloveka, ktery nejprve nerozu
: mi niceho toho, co Sc min
dele, jehoz vsak Sc pax vzma
ha elm dale tim vetSi stracl
pred nebezpecim.
"Neni prilis statecnym, tel
O Vilemuv dedic," usklibnul s.
Bernard. "Zbabelec! Nuze
mlady muzi, seberte Sc trosku
: Kde mate anglickou sul?"
II Pavlovi Sc podarilo nacpat
: mu do list pill ubrousku.
> "Ted' pujdeme." rozhodnul
a "Co chces pociti?" otazal s.
i Bernard.
II "Odvesti no."
i "Kam?"
j. "Do Francie. -
}. ''Do Francie?"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-19
MANY TIRE ABUSES
CHECK EFFICIENCY
OF MOTOR CAR USE

differentiation causes bending
flexing and chatting. to which the
strongest carcass will give way IN
time. Stone bruises and cuts on
the tread or side wall expose the
more delicate carcass to rotting by
oil, dirt and water.
Running on car tracks. through
deep ruts and against curbs in city
streets brings wear on part OF the
automobile tire least able TO STAND
it. The side wall, which is the part
chiefly damaged by such usage, Is
but a fraction of an inch thick ana
is designed primarily to protect the
fabric from the weather,
1t has been found by Miller IRE
experts that to make the side wall
stouter and heavier results in a de-
terioration of the carcass caused
by internal heat generated Wheh
the car is in motion.
The tread of the tire, on the
other hand, is designed to stand the
jolts and impacts of hard driving
for it is made of heavy, wear-re-
sistiug material.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-19
HUPP PRESIDENT
PRAISES HUPM0BlLE
MODEL "20" CAT

C. d. Hastings, president OF
the Hupp Motor Car Corporation,
has a confession to make ana
prefaces it thus: THE head Oh
every business Of international
magnitude often has certain
ideals. certain thoughts, in con-
nection with the organization ne
controls, which do not often flnd
public expression. Such fancies
are not always profound, but
more likely, are some simple
ihomely truths in the considera-
ton of which he takes great
pride.
Having thus introduced the
subject, | have less hesitaney in
confessing my vanity, If you Will
so term it, over the fact that we
| are prepared to render, and are
daily rendering, efficient service
on the first Hupmobile produced
in 1909 by this corporation. EX-
perienced motorists and automo-
bile dealers generally will real
! ize the significance of this state
ment.
1.-THE original model 20 Hup-
mobile has had a wonderful rec
ord for durability, and this has
simpHfied our work somewhat.
But the important fact remains.
that every owner of a Hupmobile
model 90, or any other IIupmo-
bile model for that matter, need
! ing attention can secure as
prompt service for his car as he
can for the latest model.
"a condition that maintains
the high resale value of the Hup-
mobile is the fact that back of
every Hupmobile is the institu-
ton which built it, with fun
service data and a complete as
sortment of parts ready for call.
This after-sale service is in
entire accord with the principles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-19
GIVES FIVE REASONS
FOR A SUCCESSFUL
BATTERY BUSINESS

In response to a question as to
what he attributed his success in
building up battery service bust
ness in this city, Mr. Caller, OF the
local Vesta Service Station, replied:
There are Just five reasons fer our
success. -Four of these are patent
ed and are inside the battery itself.
The fifth is our policy of helping
the motorist get every bit of service
possible out of his battery regard
less of it's make"