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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-25
HARRY BRusKEyITH. a. for.

mer councilman. and a member Of
the Seattle Real Estate association,
died at the Seattle General hospital
Monday. He In survived by his wild.
ow, Mrs. Mabel Bruskevith. and two
children. Gladys, 10. and Lawrence. 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-25

RED BLUFF. Cal--Headwatera OF
Deer creek. near Polls Springs, Las.
gen forest. II scene OF first forest
fire OF season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-25
LAN0ES WORKERS
TO CELEBRATE AT
LUNCH THURSDAY

Women who are taking part in
the campaign TO send Mrs Henry
Landes to the city council will
meet at luncheon at the Washing
ton Annex at 1915 y. m. Thurs.
day to celebrate their sweeping
victory In the primary.
All Landes workers have been
Invited to the affair. which Is 20
be known officially ms Mrs.
Henry Landes' Rally Luncheon"
There viii be half n dozen short
speeches on interesting sidellghts
OF tho campaign. with Mrs.
Landes as the last speaker. Her
topic will be Civic Ideals"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-25

pariment Monnay. The corporation
made n fraudulent income tar re-
turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-25
DRAGGING OPERATIONS

Lake Washington canal for tho body
of Conrad storvik, 10. l2s w. s5th
at. were abandoned late Monday
The boy IL thought 10 have drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-25

INSTRUCTIONS for her body -
bs "deoeptiy buried after the manner
Of nuns" are contained In the VIII OF
Mrs. Bridget Bruner. filed In superior
court Monday for probate.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04
RUSKY NAKUP HOSPODAR.
SKYCH STROJU CESKO.
SLOVENSKU.

(F. l.. |. S. = Americke
vyslanectvi v Praze oznamuje,
re obchodni komise Sovetu v
Praze za'koupila v Ceskoslo-
venske Republice hospodar-
skych stroji "a 4,50O.OOO Kc.
a stroje ty mali byt Timed ode
slany do Sibire. Kupni valu-
ia koruny ceskoslovenske u po
rovnani s americkym dollarem
byla $0.028, kdyz nakup uve-
denych hospodarskych strojl
byl proveden. Zaroven bylo
'oznameno, ze Sc vyjednava o
nakup dalsich hospodarskych
strojd a navazano bylo vyjed-
navani jinymi vyrobci ho-
'spodarskych stroju. Cena ma
kupu ma ce citat do 100000
900 Kc.
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VySit}ea.

Vasik, prised domd, vypravo
val rodicum: "Oficialdv Jarka
Sc nam >dnes pochlubil, jak Sc
dobre mel, kdyz jeho tatinek a
maminka nell svatbu. Proc ia
jsem taky nebyl ma vasi swat
beg" "Tys byl tenkrat jeste
ma houbach," fekl mu otec T.
sm9yefn. - "Tak proc jste ne
-pockali, az pfijdu," mrzel Sc
synek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04

Berlinska "Vorwaerts" pri-
nasi prazsky dopis, v nemz Sc
hospodarska situace Ceskoslo-
venska posuzuje co nejskepti-
cteji. Mad stoupanim koruny
pry zprvu jasal cesky tisk, kr-
meny bankami. Brzy vsak Wy
prchalo nadseni a nyni Sc do
stavila kocovina. Jako pov9st-l
nemu krali Midasovi hrozi nej-
bohatsimu nastupnickemu sta
tn .hospodarska smrt, pone-I
vadz jeho produktivni aparat
speje k zastaveni! Pocet me-
zamestnanych stoupl pres pdl
a tyka Sc vsech prdmy
slovych odvetvi. Prosluly ja-
blonecky sklarsky pr1mysl L.
pine ,stoji. Ale vyroba tabu-
loveho. skla a porcelain jest
ochromena. ,Stejne t6zke po-
merry jsou kovoprdmysfu a
teXtilnfm prdmyslu. !. Ia prici-
nou techto pomerd poklada
dopisovatel okolnost, ze cesko-
slovensky stat podporuje fran
couzskou reparacni politiku a
schvaluje v tomto smeru uplne
projev predsedy nemecke stra-
ny. Ale podle neho existuji
jestG dalsi priciny. Patri k
MIN prve rade politika il
stych finan6nich skupin, ktere
"a svou hlavni dfohu poklada-
Iii zvedani kursu koruny a kaz
dou kritiku dust vylicovanim
narodnich instinktd. Nasepta-
vacem jejich jest prosluly DIR.
RaSin. Banky vedi, co delaji,
kdyz no kandiduji ma kreslo
financniho ministra v rekon-
struovanem kabinete. Uncle
vyhan6ni kursu koruny prina-
Isl Jim opojne bohatstvi do po-
lkladen, cemuz statni fiskus
prihlizi blahovGli, ponevadz
Sc Jim prakticky zmensuji
statni dluhy. Tento podvod Sc
vsak pry media dlouho udrzo-
watt, protoze celia zalezitost
Fskonci neslavne jiste dfiv, nez
/ bude mono zaplatiti haler ci-
zine. Ida Sc, re vlada toho
,vsak nepozoruje.
Die Golosu Russiji z IL. "a
ri We schulz moskevske organi.
SAGE komunisticke strany Sta.
len v souvislosti poslednim
zatykanim intelligence prohla-
sill: Nasi nepratele sc dockajl
ze znovu budeme nuceni cho-
pitt sc rudeho terroru a re od-
povime ma jejich vystoupeni
tcmi opatrenimi, jichz jsme Ii.
zivali V r. 1918 a 1919. Jak u.
skutecnujeme sve varovani, to
mohou vedeti nasi nepratele ze
zkuSenosti minulych let. Vsi
chni, kteri jsou nakloneni ma
Sim politickym protivnikum
m6li by dati vystrahu svyn
pfilis 81 troufajicim pratelam
kteri otevrene vystupuji prot
vsem krokum sovetske vlady
Neucini-li tax, odpovime svyn
protivnikum jejich stoupen
cum ma zakefne jejich utoky
pfimOu krutou ranOu.
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I E N A
- ROMAN -
Napsal DR.. j. L. Hrdina.

Pani Janska byvala denne v
krame u LindI.
Cd toho dne, kdy byl Linda
u nj navstevou, ami sc tn ne
objevila. J -
l sami priruci il pohfesili. A
sami uvazovali a patrali, zdali
elm byli by 81 tn hezkou pani-
cku rozhnevali. ii;
"Zakaznici jsou vrtkavi,', pro
hodil- lhostejne Linda, "pani
Janske .zalibiIo Sc v obchode il
mem, tedy tam chodi. Jeden O.
dejde, druhy Pride"
Linda 81 vail kazdeho, ale
byl skoro rad, ze panf Janska
sem nechodf. Ponizil sc pred nj,
byl odbyt Sc svoji zadostf, treba
ia zadost byla nepredlozena a
tudiz odbyti zaslouzeno, a ne
vedel, kdyby vesla do kramu,
jak by Sc il podival do oci, ac
81 nebyl vedom zadne why.
Musil by Sc pretvarovati a
masku pretvarky nedovede no.
siti.
"Ostatn6 snad dbytek tohoto
denniho hosta jest k necemu do
bry," omlouval sc v duchu.
V sobotu pred poledhem roz
hrnuly Sc dvefe Lindova kra-
mu a vesla pani Janska. V ele-
gantnich satech, ovesena sper-
ky usmevem ma tvari vebe-
hla drobnymi kGcky, jak ona
to umela a rovne k Lindovi,
jenz prekvapenim zapomnel il
| uvitati.
"Prichazim Sc vam predsta-
Wit, pane Lindo, jako nova vase
domaci pani."
Linda Sc rozpacite uklanel,
neco prohodil o gratulaci -
"Jdu nejdrive k vam, pane
Lindo, abych vas presvedcila,
ze 81 vas vazim."
Linda tomu dobre nerOzumel,
ale dekoval "a vyznamenani.
"Pfece jsem vas poslechla, a
lie az po vasem odchodu. A mu-
site mi prominouti, ze prvnim
okamziku -"
"Myslili jsme, re milostiva
pani Sc ma mas rozhnevala," ry
chile pripomenul Linda, oba-
We, ably panicka pred jeho po-
mocniky nevyzvonila, o Gem Sc
jednalo, co a jak bylo.
"Byla jsem po ten cely cas-
ma venkove u pribuznych," wy
svetlovala, "jeste tyz den slo-
lila jsem vadium a odjela ma
venek, kde mann svakra advoka
tenn. Dnes Sc mnou prijel, dunn
pro mne koupil a ia vam to pri
chazim oznamit. Ode dneska
budu Ease stalym vasim hostem
Prominte, re specham, svakl
svakr ma mne ceka."
Uklonila Sc koketne a obrati.
la sc ku dverim.
Linda il cht6l prokazati 1ctu
doprovoditi il ku prahu, sna6
i dvefe il otevrit, ale nez st
protahl mezi putty. pani Jan
ska uz vybehla ven.
Linda aspon otevfel dvefe
ably prokazal cest staremu ko
misarovi Bradkovi, jenz SEN
mifil.
"Nejdu dnes ma dtratu, pane
Lindo, pospicham k obedu, all
zastavit Sc tn muslin. Mluvi
jsem Sc znamym Cd soudu a do
zvedel jsem Sc, ze'ta mlada vdt
vicka Janska koupila tent,
dunn"
"Uz znama novina, pane ko
misari."
"Pak jsem nepochodil. All
nabehafa Sc pani Janska. Cell
mesto proputovala, kde koh'
znameho potkala, s kazdym 81
radila, mne zastavila ma uli
ci. Pry Sc s nikym nestyka, nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04

Prazsky Gas usporadal
snketu o vzestupu ceskoslo-
venske koruny a hospoda.ke
krisi. z doSlych odpovedi u
verejnujeme posudek doktora
Mildschuha, dr.. Matyse a dra.
Hotowetze. DIR. Mildschuh
pravi, re Il drivejsiho .podce-
novani vyvinulo Sc nyni u ce-
skoslovenske koruny preceno-
vani na zahranicni burse. Ry-
chile stoupani hcdnoty. ceskoslo
venskych penez ma sice sve
dcinky priznive, ale take ne
priznive Sc skodlivymi nasled-
ky. Proto, 4tedye nejvice byio
by 81 pratt takoveho stavu, pri
nemz byla by mena ustalena a
vyrovnana, anebo pokud by Sc
m6na zlepsovala k pomeru k
ostatnim statdm, ably Sc tax
stalo tempem poylovnym, W.
robu nejmene poskozujicfm.
Ia daneho stavu veci neni MOI
no vyrovnati nerovnost, ktera
vznikla pfecenenim koruny "a
hranicemi zbyva tedy ien
provesti dtlsledky, t. j. hlede-
ii zvysiti domaci I (Aodnotu ko~
runy vsemi moznymi prostred-
ky. DR.. Mildschuh soudi, ze
by bylo zahodno, ably stat ale
spon neprimo podporoval psl-
mysl tim, re by odstranil aneb
zmensil hremena pfekazky
vyroby "a cenu docasneho
Zhorseni sve financni rozvahy,
nebot' je to skutecne stav nou-
zovy.
DR.. Jan Matys zabyva SC
hlavne lcinky, jez vyvolal we
stup kursu koruny V prdmyslo-
We vyrobe. Dnesni pomery,
zavinene strasnymi vykyvy ko-
runy smerem nahoru, znemoz-
nuji naprosto jakoukoli kalku-
]aci vyrobni a obchodni. Jisto
Nsak jest, re slcdujeme-li sy-
stematicky Gil, aby koruna u
drzela urcitou vyssi hodnotu,
jest zapotrebi nezbytne kalku-
lace jdouci daleko do budouc-
nosti, ktera by zabezpecila prGl
myslu zakladnu vyrobni, u.
moznujici jeho existenci. Je
trochu malo1usne a malo pro-
zirave, davame-li Sc V tonic
smeru donucovst udalostmi te.
prve, kdyz ma vlastnim tele
pocit 'ujeme ddsledky nemoznt
situace. To plati predevsim G
statnim hospodarstvi, nebot' je
jisto, ze celia rada pl'1myslo,
vych obord hyne doslovne na.
sledkem dnesniho financliho a
hospodafskeho systemu statu
Je marho v tecnto pfipadecl
odkazovati prdmysl ma leps
techinickou vyzbroj, kdyz jehc
existence jest spjata do te mi
ry vefejnym hospodafstvim
ze seIbe lepsi technicka W.
zbroj neni S to vyrovnati vyso
ka bfemena, kterymi jest prd
mysl doslovne zavalen. z dine;
nj situace neni jineho vychodi
ska 'r1ez pfizpdsobeni Sc sveto
wynn trhum ma cele care na "a
klade novych cisel hospodaf
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II obchodnicek, jakysi Nell
char"
Linda mimovolne Sc podival
ma kapesni hodinky.
"Ja zapomnel, ze pospicham'
k obedu," povsiml 81 starry Brad
ka Sci. g
Linda uzamkl svGj psaci still
a odesel 2 kramu. "a,
Bylo to diveni, bdyz pani Lin
dova zvedela novinu, kdo Sc,
stal majitelem domu. Jakoby
velke dedictvf spadlo il do XII
ma, tax byla rozradostnena.
"Ty Sc mic neradujes muzi,
ze to tax dobfe dopadlo, vzdyt'
to bylo prec tvoji tuzbou, a pra-
nim."
"Kdyz Ease ten nest astny
Melichar v tom vezi."
"Co ma tom? zivi Sc, jak do
vede, kdyz Sc mu nepodarilo "a
chytit a udrzet dunn sve zeny,
aspon pomohl jej prodat a
snad pri tom nejaky gros vyzi-
skal."
"Mas pravdu, to nepatri me-
ri nase starosti."
Mezi obedem prinesl ucednik
z Eramu psani Lindovi.
Bylo beze znamky, postou
nedoslo.
"Kdo to. .prineslH| :,
"Jakys verejny >posluha."
"Od koho?"
"Nerekl."
"Ceka ma odpoved'?"
'Ne, hned odesel."
Takovych dopisI obdrzi OBJ
chodnik ma sta. zadna zvlastni
zvedavost neyyskoci pred oci-
ma prijemce. Linda odlozil do
pis stranou, po obed6 re 81 jej
precte. Ale ami pri obede nepo-
pfal 81 klidu. Wal znovu dopis,
otevrel.
"Pane Lindo! Zvedel jsem o
Vasem prani, ably pani Janska
zakoupila dim, v nemz bydhte
a zijete. Nechci rici, mdj byva
ly dGm. Pozlatko mole brzy
zcernalo. Vychvalil jsem il dunn
a take sc mi podarilo, ze dunn
koupila. Nehledejte vsak We
mne pfilisneho slechetnika. Mel
jsem ma dome pojisteny svoji
druhou zenou tri tisice zla-
tych, pro mne a pro me deti pc
tisicovce, jednalo Sc mi prede.
vsfm, by prodany dunn po "a
placeni dfivejsich dluhd vynes
aspon ty tri tisice. Drazil jsen1
sam, proto Sc mi podarilo. Mym
detem jest aspon v nejnutnej.
sim pomozeno a zamozna vdo.
va, jako pani Janska, prepla.
tex ami nepozna. Vyminil jsen
81 "a sprostredkovani koup6
domu jakesi procento, ale pe
!uzavreni koupe upustil jsem oc
{, vyplaceni provise pod podmin
kou, ze nova majitelka domu
odvola vypoved' danou Van
moji zenou. To "a dobrodini VI
Sc, jez jste prokazal mym de
+, tenn. Melichar."
"Coz tvs zadal, Pavle, pan
Janskou, ably koupila ter
dunn" ptala Sc pani Lindova
/ "Totiz = jen tax jsem il tt
napovedel."
I Linda Sc chtel priznati, co ;
jak bylo, ale kdyz 81 vzpomnel
CO mu tehda pani Janska odp'
ved6la, Ease to spolkl. X ceml
to povidat. Zrovna tolik by S
Linda pomohl, jakoby sve ze
!. ne vypravel, co 81 kdy v kram'
anebo ma obchodnich cestacl
musi dati libit. Kdo je boji
nesmi prohlizeti kazde skrab
i mutt ma ruce.
(Pokracovani.)
AAA - AzA<A
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. SOUCASNYCH ALOSTECH.

skych. Bylo by opravdu ne
zodpovedno, kdyby stat vsi-
chni cinitele ostatni neprispeli
X, rozreseni krise timto sme-
rem, nebot' jinak by Sc nedalo
ocekavat,, ze tato krise mine
bez nejvaznejsich : socialnich
Otresu.
DR.. Hotowetz opakuje Gel
KEN sve vyvody prednesene ma
nedavne ankete, zduraznuje
Inutnost prizp1sobiti sc nynejsf-
mu kursu koruny We vsech sloz
|kach hospodarskeho zivota. -
Ia hfavni pozadavek poklada,
aby kurs byl pomeru k zla-
tym menam stabilni. Jen po-
tom mGzeme miti klidny a
zdravy vyvoj naseho hospodar-
stvf, jen potom mtizefne oce-
kavati, re zivotni mira obyva-
telstva postupem Sc bude zlep-
sovati. Ia vlady Cerneho, me-
pravem zvane urednicke, kurs
Kc byl skoro stabilni, dukaz,
re stabilnim udrzen byti mN-
re. Neustale a prekotne koli-
sani kursu, ktere panuje uz
gk0ro rok, podryva vSak solid
nj zaklad KUspodafskeho pod
nikani, cini z neho spekulacni
a hazardni hru a Ohrozuie mas
socialni kid.
Brnenske "Lidove Noviny''
v dvodniku vyslovuji Sc opetn6
velmi rozhodne proti deflatni
politice menove. Bez produkce
nem1ze byti zisku, a5y nebyio
n6ci ztraty. Meniti m6novou
jednotku nahoH nebo dolG .e
legalisovany podvod, rozdil je
pouze v tom, kdo ziskava tim
to podvodem a kdo trait. Fl.
nancni kapitalismus vitezi de.
flaci a jeji vysledky A1meri-
ce ci Anglii jsou TAX makave
re by mohla kazdemu zajiti
chut' opakovati tyto prostred-
ky We state, vydanem tolikere.
mu fnebezpeci, jako je Cesko.
sIovensko. Odejimani potreb.
neho ob6ziva je ochromovant
. hospodarskeho zivota a podla.
. movani zahranicniho obchodu
. Utocime ma delnika, iaby praco.
} val facineji, ably nase zboz
: mohlo 'konkurovati Ia hranice'
mi. Ale naSe neschopnost, me-
mame-li uziti horsiho slova
dovoluje, ably mezinarodn
bursovni spekulant cizinec
: schovavajici ceskosl. koruny
. pfirazil ma nase zbozi, urcent
pro vyvoz asi 40fS. Kurs csl
koruny, drahota ISL. zbozi "a
| hraricemi a nezam9stnanost je
nasi vinou; plyne z neschop
nosti tech, kteii dostali do ru
kou csl. valutovou a devisovor
, politiku a zachazeji nj jake
: Sc znamkami do taroleu. Dne'
: mas mali cizi bursiani We vleku
: jejich tisk nam maze med ko
lem huby a my neho cerpa
: rae ;sve finaneni evangehurn
: Nepremohli mas, ate podfehl
: js11e tichoceni a 'svoddhn "a u
: pietli !snie 81 vlastni provaz.
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skych. Bylo by opravdu ne
zodpovedno, kdyby stat a vsi-
chni cinitele ostatni neprispeli
X rozreseni krise timto sme-
rem, 'hsebot' jinak by Sc nedalo
ocekavat,, ze tato krise mine
bez nejvaznejslch : socialnich
otresu.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-05
MILLIo MARE WIDOW WEEDS
32-YEAR-OL HOLLANDER

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 5.-The
marriage Of Mrs. James Campbell,
widow OF the late president Of the
North American Co., who was re-
puted to be the wealthiest man
in. St. Louis, and Henry Klas Van
Heel in San Diego on April 1S'
was announced here today by the
couple. Mrs. Van Heel Is So
years old and her husband is So.
He Is a literary dilettqnte and she
is heir to one-half of the income
from her first husbands $2e,0OO,S
900 estate. az
Van Hee1Eis a native Of Holland.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-05
HIGH SCHOOL ESSAYS
MUST BE In BY MAY Is

A check for $500. the prize
offered by the Hutchinson Coal
Co, to the Marion County high
school pupil writing the best es-
say on '.Uncle Sam Going to Mar
ket or Extending the Commerce
Sofs the United States" was re-
ceiyed by r. "A. Barnes, county
Of school, in his
mail today.
IN connection with the receipt
OF the prize money, Superinten-
dent Barnes announced that ow-
ing to a number OF the high
schools or the county closing
earlier this year than usual, it
would be necessary to have all es-
says in this contest in the hands
of the superintendent not later
than May l 5.
superintendent Barnes said to-
day that the subject for the essay
was chosen by Norbert Hoover,
Secretary of Commerce in Presi-
dent Harding's cabinet and that
SSacretary Hoover was keeping in
touch with the contest and had
written asking that copy OF the
winning essay be forwarded to him
inst as soon as possible after the
close OF the contest.
The prize offered by the coal
company, Superintendent Barnes
SAYS, is sufficient to make a large
.nurrber Of the pupils try for It,
but the added honor that will be
fheaped upon the winner by the
Department OF Commerce In Civ
ing the essay publicity through
that bureau will be much greater
man the monetary reward Sup
eerIntende nt Barnes is hoping that
8 i UNI Der OF hne essays Will be
uss 1t will go long way
TO putting III g schools of the coun-
strfsn tile shtgh sch o>n1 IA. "a ct the
Ia Ia States.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-05

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 5
At the May 1922 Rules held in
the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Court in and for the County of
Marion and State aforesaid, May l,
1922, the following. order was en-
tered :Ralph K. Cox, Executor Of
the Last Will and Testapent of
James Wilson Mcdonald deceased,
S. G. Smith and H. H. Smith, H.
Charlotte Barr, Lee o. Smith, Mrs.
e. p. Bentley, Alice Smith Young,
next of kin and heirs at law OF
said James Wilson Mcdonald, de-
ceased, Clara B. Sterling. Mary
Cox Carman, Stella v. Cox, Geor-s
gia Nelson, Ralph K Cox devisees
OF said James Wilson Mcdonald
deceased, Ora 3. Mccormick,
Harry E. Mccormick and John
Francis Mccormick, plaintiffs VS..
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, a corporation, w. J. Dudley,
Superintendent of the Relief De-.
partment of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, Hulda
Virginia Cox and Thomas Cox, in.
fants and devisees of said James
Wilson Mcdonald. deceased and
the unknown heirs and distribu-
deceased, Defendants. Chancery:
fg . OBJECT}O OF SUIT
The object Of the above entitled
suit is to have discovery from W..
J. Dudley, as superintendent Of
the Relief Department OF the said
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany, and one OF the defendants,
of the terms, conditions and
Eamount of benefits of certain
certificate of death benefits orapol-
icy o. life insurance carried by
the late DR. James Wilson NC
Donald. in said Relief Depart
menr: to establish said certificate
or policy, which is now lost; and
to authorize and require the pay
1ncnt of the amount dus there
under by the said Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company to the
plaintiff, Ralph W. Cox, as execu-
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sforsofs the las M ii and Testament
of the said James Vilsong NC
Donald deceased, for the bene-i
tit OF the glegate and beneficial
les under said will as therein dir
7ected or to such other heirs or.
distributes OF said James WILSON
Mcdonald as may be entitled
thereto, and for general relief
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the names OF the
heirs and distributes OF the said
James Wilson Mcdonald, deceas-
ed. other than the heirs and dis
tributes above mentioned. and
who are procesded against In said
cause under the general descrip-
ton of the unknown heirs and
distributes OF James Wilson Nc
Donald, deceased" are unknown,
1t is ordered that the said IN
known heirs and distributes OF
James Wilson Mcdonald, deceased
do appear within one month from
the first pub lication Of this order
IN the Clerks office OF our said
Circuit Court, at Rules to be
holden therefor, and do what Is
necessary to protect their inter
ests.
tits ordered that a copy OF this
order be published and posted as
required by law.
Given under my hand this 4th
day of May 1922.
e. r. Bell, VI
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the
first time May 5,&1922, and to ybe
published once each week for four:
successive weeks &6$5
Z. "A. GATHER. Clerk.
.5-5-12-19-26.
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ls5$3 Ell bPASO. Texas, May B. - me
announcement that Francisco Villa
4 intends to run for the governorshtp
of the state OF Durango comes on
the eleventh anniversary OF his
capture OF Juraez, when he was a
Maerista general.
In little more than eleven
years Villa has been a hunted OUT
law. general Of revolutionary
army, dictator of Mexico. 4. border
raider and rancher.f This governor
ship is the first political office he.
ever has sought. although he could
have been president of Mexico ha
chs So chosen.
Farm life, even if on a tract Of
100000 acres, Is irksome to Villa
after having spent eleven years IN
the saddle, with the troops most OF
the time.
! III ri Although he entered into solemn
fscompact with President Oregon to
stay put in return for which Villa
was given a small kingdom, riches
whether the former dictator will
regard the contract as me1 =
scrap OF paper. For among the
sstipuIations Villa agreed to was!
Nones binding himself to keep out OF
alboth state and natioAal politics.
Won't Be Bound
Villa doesn't like to be bound to
anything. His breaking away from
RESTRAINT, his violation Of his COM
pact, his defiance Of the Obregon
administration, coming at the very
time when the United States was
about to extend recognition to
Mexico, is frausht with grave pos
sibilitier
.1N, ~ - n.
"a draw his candidacy; he may stay
in the, race and be defeated. But
Mexican officials are nervous, for
whether elected or defeated for Of
sSfice. they fear it viii start Villa
#ong another rampage.
1T defeated he will not take it
kindly. He could do many things
If elected he may want to super
seue federal powers. For Villa Is
mot content with being an under
ling
SO there you are the same old
Villa, same old menace.
Reports from Durango are to the
effect that Villas announcement
has caused a Juror There is strong
ssition, too and Mexico is not ac-
customed to settling its big issue
Il by ballot. The state OF Coahulia, a
Nneighbor to Durar1-o. is also dis
y turbed and the fire if not quenched
8may spread for Mexico hasn't had
time yet to drop tina insurrecto
habit.
Has Bodysuard Of 200
Villa has bodyguard of 200
men, all former soldiers, faithful
and good shots. He has many other
#employes on his big ranch. Raising
crops and stock and marketing
them u may not be profitable ~.
they are not in Villas line. He -
Fnot$a farmer or ranchman and sub
sordinates supervise all the work.
5The#ranch, its many tract and
other farm ma chinery were toys TO
"a while, but the former dictator
has grown tired of playing with
them and longs for a new game
and it may be the old game, a game
which kept Mexa y embroiled and
which all but took in the United
States.
Oregon will do IS not
58known. Probably he doesn't know
what to do. If he orders Villa to
stick to his treaty, this might max
an avowed enemy of him. II he
Asends a federal army to compel
him to abide by his pledges, this
@pretext would be all that Villa
would need Temporizing with the
sDurango rancher also is dangerous
VT all depends upon the ambition
SEof the former general
s1s5= Villa is fifty, young enough to
s$still be ambitious.