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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcAsTNfKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
"a coz kdyz nekdo psani n;
Napsal Ladislav Hajek

"A coz kdyz nekdo psani ma
poste otevfe?" rekl Jiri.
"Prilis nam veff. Nemaji kdy
cisti i psanf ddstojnikd. A kdyz
ma to byti pozdeji nebo drive,
jenom tim ziskam."
Jiri napsal dopis, jak adju-
tant zadal.
Napsal dlouhe psani, viii Sc
do dlohy, psal jakoby byl sam
v postaveni Jenikove a jakoby
o tom psal Lole.
V posledni dobe Ease ma nj
pills mnoho myslil. Psani mi
lostnych dopisd svobodnemu
devceti a jeji pffvetive odpove
di, rozrusily nesmirne jeho
mysl.
Zena mu denne psavala. Ra-
dovala Sc, ze nemusi miti "a
tim neho obavy, kdyz nepdj-
de ma frontu. Vedlo Sc il lepe.
Jenik obdrzel obratem odpo-
ved'. Zavolal k sobe vecer Jill
no mlcky podal mu dopis.
Jifi cetl Jenik Sc zalozenyma
rukama ma zadech prechazel
po pokoji.
Odpoved' byla dlouha. Ne
smirne meme bylo ono psani
.napsano. Devce jasalo mad je-
no LISTEN. Nikdy sc nedomniva
10, re je v nitru tax JENNIE "a
lozen. A urazil il skoro tim,
kdyz j napsal, re az by nebyl
ddstojnikem, prestala by no mi
ii rada. Naopak! Tim radeji
no bude NIT. Je prece ceske
devce! TEST Sc ma tu chvilku,
al odhodi rakousky kabat. A
bude no mlti jeste radsi, kdyz
bude sedlacit. Ma rada jeho du
81 a ne zlate hvezdicky ma linn
ci. Nesmirne sc test vzdycky
ma jeho psani. Nikdy 81 ~nepo-
myslela, re Sc dovede tax pc.
kne vyjadrovat, tax proste a
prece tax hezky. Proc j drive
nepsaval tax pekna, dlouha
psani? Oc dele uz st astnejsi
! mohli byti. Nemuze Sc vzdy-
cky dockat, az dostane Ease cd
n6ho dopis >.
"Tak co tomu rikas?" zasta-
vii Sc pred MIN Jenik.
'Co bych rikal, ze muzeS
nyni spokojene ocekavati, at
sc stane cokoliv. Nemysli 81
jsem dobry pozorovatel, tusin
uz davno, jak te ia myslenks
trapi :. A nyni muze ii by
lhostejno, at sc stane cokoliv
vzdyt' pise, re bude te NIT j
ste radsi jako sedlaka!" pravi
Jiri, "ty Sc muzes spokojen'
vratit. -
"Kdo? Ja?" zvolal Jenik
"koho bude miti jeSte vice ra
, da? Nine? Ne! - Mne ne
ma rada, mily hochu, rada M
tebe, tvou dust, tva psani. Ne
ma vsak rada nadporucika! :
: ! A ia tive duse nemam, AMI nc
, dovedu bez tebe napsati psan
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TRI Lofty a ostatni hotove "a
jednorodinny neb dvourodinny
dum. BlizSi sdeli j. Krizek,
1870 Durkee Ave. Vezmete
Union karu. So
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kCeTycN Sc uZ nemuZe QOckat!
Co 81 pocnu, az te nebudu nit
u sebe?"
"Budes u nj, s nj a jsi dobry
hoch, jiste te bude miti rada,"
tesil Jifi Jenika.
"Mne! cloveka, ktery u Vol
ska spustl, zhrubl!" narikal
Jenik.
"Mlc, neni pravda, a az bu-
des s nj, ma vsechno ostatni "a
pomenes! Ty mdzes byti sta
sten!"
Jenik Sc nahle vesele "a
small. "Jaky jsi chlapec! psa-
mimi dovede pdsobit, ze holka
mne ma rada! Jiri, rekni 81, CO
81 pfejes, abych pro tebe ude-
lal, co jen mi je mono, vsech-
no splnfm. Wis, re starry je nu
cen mnoho mi udelat, vzdyt'
vim o jeho partikach, jenom
proto mne poslechI a udelal te
'proviantoficirem". Rekni 81,
co chces?" nutil Jenlk Jiriho.
"Co bych chtel? jsem rad, ze
z1stanu etape," al v du.chu
Sc zalekl tohoto priznani. Kde
je jeho touha po fronte, z niz
nechtel Sc vratit a co bude -
co bude, vrati-li Sc domn -"
"Pozoruji te dobre, isl ne
kdy rozrusen, smuten. Styska
Sc ii, vid', styska Sc tt po do
bre zenusce, Jiri? Chtel bys
il videt, vid', treba jenom ma
kratko, prece sc s nj vsak pote-
sit! Rozumim ii a vynasnazim
Sc vyplnit tive tajene pfani. Ne
zarazf-li dovolene, jedes v pri-
stim tydnu domG, chceS?"
Jiri byl prekvapen jeho ma
bidkou. V dust ozvala Sc ma
hle neskrotna touha byti aspon
ma okamzik v Praze. Vyptati
Sc, co je s Lolou, co della, s kym
chodi. Tisickrat pfemyslel O
tom, zda snad uz uplne nezapo
mnela, ida Sc snad uz nevda-
la. Marne Sc snazil vzdy my
slenky o nj zahnati. Znovu a
znovu Sc vynorily. Neodolal.
"Kdybys mohl byti TAX do
bry, rad bych Sc podival do
NIL"
"Vzdyt' jsem vedel. Jeste
dnes feknu staremu, re mas do
ma vyfiditi n6jakou nutnou,
rodinnou zalezitost; Ultra jdi k
raportu, sam zatelefonuji po-
tom adjutantovi ma vrchni We
litelstvi, urcite pojedes!"
Jiri V nitru zajasal.
Rekl dustojnikdm, ze sc hla
81 @ dovolenou.
Tt, kteri uz tu v etape byli
dele, vymlouvali mu jeho Ii.
mysl.
"Je to marna snaha a vynada
ii Il raportu a vyzene."
Jifi nedbal.
Hlasil Sc u raportu o krat
kou dovolenou. Velitel dlouze
ma neho popatril a potion mic
ky, jaksi nevrle prikyvl.
Ruka ruku myje. Co delaj
partiky, nichz adjutant vi!
Jenik tesil Jifiho, re nejdel'
ia diva, "a tfi dny pojede.
Do te dolby dovolena prijd'
: schvalena z vrchniho velitel
, stvi.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi pres $3.50
tydne, jest blize divadla a je
pri nem pekny byt o 5ti poko-
jich. Zavolejte Hamlock 4780
aneb Sc ptejte u jednatele We
Woodland Market Building,
roh Woodland a IS ul., dvefe {.
207. 8-3
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PRODA Sc Encyclopedia Bri-
tanica. 9te vydani, vazana v
knihach.'. Haste sc u pi. Smr-
zove 4939 Broadway. 81
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt bezdet-
nym manzelum, je o ctyfech
pokojlch S koupelnou. Haste
sc v elsie 1906 Oakfield Ave.
2-5
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DOBRA PRfLEZITOST. Pro

DOBRA PRfLEZITOST. Pro
dali Sc neb vymeni "a NEST
ske majetky tri osmdesatiakro
We fanny nejlepsi poloze We
statu Michigan, blize ceske o.
sadly. Dobra cerna pdda, do
bre stavby. Agent Sc vylucuji.
BlizSi sdeli Jos. Ambroz 2975
E. SO St. 8-5
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PRODA Sc lot 40 pri 140 str.
vsechno mestske zayedeni na
dlazdene uhci ma Rosewood
Ave. u Garfield Parku. Haste
sc v els. 1859 E. 37th St.
8-8
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"a PRfcINOU odjezdu do
Czech must byti prodan pekny
dvourodinny dun v Corlett.-
Tvrde podlahy, dive koupelny,
garaz, fernes a jine zarizenf.
Da sc velni laclno a ma mirne
splatky. Haste Sc v {. 1896
Durkee Ave. 8
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1912 AKROVA FARMA

CANDY STORE vymeni sc "a
jednorodinny dGm ma zapadni
strane v Gene $4,000. Je tam
Is pokoju, Stor a dive garaze.
Haste Sc u JOS. Krlzek, 1870
Durkee Ave. Vezmete Union
karu. 8-3
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PRODA Sc strizni obchod,
kde Sc trzi pres $500 tydne, je
We velmi dobrem miste. Biz
81 Sc sdeli els. 1892 Miles
Ave. vezmete Corlett karu a.
neb v Market Building roh
Woodland a vych. 55. ul., els.
pokoje 207. 81
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PRODA Sc cihlovy bungalow
o 6ti pokojich, koupelna a
sun-porc, da sc LEVINE. Haste
Sc els. 1900 Coath Ave. ma
prOti COrlett SkOle. S-5
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PRODA Sc dum o 8 pokojich
S velkym Totem. Zavolejte
Lincoln 1641 J. S-4
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SIOJIlClVI Sc pTOUDuZelO NEIL
stotou mad tim, co pride.
Ac Jenik ffkal sobe, ze je
Czech, nadaval ma vladnouci po
merry, byl pfece aktivni vojak
a byl jim rad. A tusil, re nasta-
va konec. Zertovaval tom,
nebo vazne Sc tim pred pra-
tell smiroval, fikal: "Co mi zbu
de jineho: sedlacit budu mu-
set" - V jeho nitru to vsak
hlodalo; pfilis pIsobila ma dust
vojenska, rakouska vychova cd
mladi. V dust jiste mcdowell Sc
dobre spratelili s myslenkou,
re snad nebude uz ddstojni-
KEN, re bude. pouze statkarem.
Byl z tech, ktefi Sc domniva-
Ii, re mimo vojsko neni zivota,
re kdo neni d1stojnikem, neni
ce]ym clovekem.
Zvlaste mezi ceskymi dustoj
niky neustale hovoreno o uda-
lostech v zazemi. Vypraveno
o tom, co Sc deje v cizine.
Zacaly Sc projevovati nazo-
ry hlasit6ji, bez byvale zdrzeh
livosti. Ubyvalo tech, kteri tvr-
dill, re vsechny nadeje ma lep-
81 budOucnost ceskeho naroda
jsou marny, re Sc vse krute Wy
mstl, re Rakousko nebude moz-
no poraziti tax, ably Sc shrouti-
10.
Nekdy pozval adjutant Jenik
n6kolik pratel k sob6 do bytu.
Vysedavalo Sc u neho dlouho
! do noci.
Co bude, co sc stane? DlOu-
no to vse nebude mono udrze-
ii. Jednoho dne propukne re-
volta. A lide nebudou d6lati
rozdilu. V jeiich ocich je kaz.
dy dustojnik darebakem.
eco bude?" Zasmal Sc mad.
porucik, velitel pochodoveht
praporu Dusek, spoluzak Jifi
no vynal Z tobolky pul archr
papiru.
Hledeli zvedave, co Jim uka
zuje.
"Marsruta, opatrena razit
| KEN -"
"Ano, poiistil jsem Sc a IA
! dim YAM, abyste 81 take opatri
! lyi takovy blanket. Stane-li s,
co, ufezu hvezdicky, zahodin
portepe, vezmu ma zada rane
a do ruky kufr a pojedu S
svym sluhou, jako jeho drul
domu. TAX nejl6pe vyvaznem
Jenik uz dostal odpoved' n
; dopis, sepsany Jifim.
Helence velmi Sc libilo jeh
psanl. Jenik jasal.
: a Jlrl musel znovu odpov
: dat.
5 A tax V nekolika dnech Wy
: tvoril novy roman. Libby Sc m
: velml proste psane listy intel
: gentniho devcete.
+ Odpovldal il sc vzpominko
! ma Lolu, odpovldal il, jakob
I il skuteGne mlloval.
/ "a konecn6 primo do toho
i fekl mu kdysi vecer Jenil
{ ".Napis il, jak il mann rad,
( jak jsem zoufaly, kdyz 81 p
{ myslim, re MONA V kratke d
E be nebudu uz tim, kym user
/ Napis j, re jiste pozoruje, {
! Sc deje, co Sc pfipravuje, re
( moznO, re Sc vSechnO shrou'
! re potom, jako cesky Glove
! nebudu dustojnikem, a re sn;
I potom nebude uz ma mne hle,
! ii tax pratelsky, az budu pr
I stym clovekem, bez dustojl
10 ckeho kabatu."
''To il prece nemGzeme n
psat." namital Jiri.
Y "Prosim te, jen il to nap
chci miti jistotu. Zda Sc
u piece, re mne ma rada -
proc, co by mela vlastne
mne rada? Uznas sam. Libi
j ma mne jedine asi, jako t
mnohym, dustojnicka unfit
no ma -" Jenik Sc jaksi tesk
70. zasmal: "a tn piece "a nedl
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PRODA Sc obuvnicka dina
velmi LEVINE, an majetnik ma
pfitomne jiny obchod. Haste
Sc v els. 4267 zap. 35. ul. blize
Pearl Rd. 8-4
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GARFIELD PARK. Moderni
dunn o 6ti pokojich, tvrde po-
dlahy, parni vytapeni, dlazde-
ia ulice, naleza Sc blize kary.
Hotove $500, ostatni ma mesic
nj splatky, veZme Sc tez lot.
Haste sc u Cuyahoga Constru-
ction Co., 2036 Engineers Bldg.
8-9
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc pekny jednoro-
dinny dunn ma Broadway a W.
chodni 55. ul., ma A pokoje a
toilet, velky lot, ulice dlazdena
a zaplacena, elektrika, plyn.
ZvlaSte levna cena $4,000.
Haste Sc u The Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broad ay. Tel. Broad
2605 - Union 821. Petite Sc
ma Mr.. j. Hrunek. 8-f
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PRODA Sc zachovaly, te-
mer novy jednotunovy Truck.
Haste sc V els. 1929 Mcbride
Ave. S-5
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PRODA Sc moderni jedno-
rodinny dGm aneb sc vymeni
"a lot aneb mensi domek. A
dressa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
8-5
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STARSf SAMOSTATNA ze-
ma hleda byt as ma $500 me-
sicne. Haste sc v els. 47O5
Pershing Ave. 8-5
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NABYTEk | KAMNA z dru-
he ruky prodava a kupuje Y.
Sedlacek. 4641 Broadway. 7
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Pc malem odpocinku We stare
vlasti, jsem opet k Vasim sluz
BAN, pfipraven zaopatfiti
Vam ddm aneb post aviti jej
die Vasich planG. Nam tez
nekolik dobrych stavebnlch To-
til, ma kterych Vam postavim
"a velmi mirnych podminek.
Ia dobrou praci a uspokoje-
~ r,,Si
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LETO JlZ .JE: ZDE!

Vas oblek potrebuje opravu,
vycisteni neb vyzehleni, v
cemz jak panum tax damam
odborne pos QUIZ osvedGeny
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SMOLiKUV ZAVCD

jenz neni !. pfekonani.
Prineste Vase Satstvo do ob
chodu {. 6217 Broadway neb
zavolejte a my 81 pro cbjednay
ku pfiiedeme a t6z Vam il
priyeZeme. @. S. Union E5G-W
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no bills excepting those local to
Wyoming. | am not in a position to
introduce bills without %arousing an
tagonism, because it is my duty to
decide which bills shall come up for
consideration first. and second. and
to throw out those that should lot
come up at ALL"
DR.. j. NJ. Wilson of Mckinley. was
reelected president; j. b. Wilson of
Mckinley was reelected secretary
and Kleber II. Hadsell of Rawlins
was chosen vice president.
The convention voted to leave the
selection Of the next meeting to the
executive.
, 1922-08-10

proves to be both versatile, ubiquit-
Gus and of many m When ar
rested here he was found at a hotel
registered under the name of Pat
Rooney. which was changed between
the hotel and jail to c. A. Springer,
which appears on the blOtter at his
present stopping place.
About tn" first thing that hap
p"n"d to Mr.. Springer was to have
his p%ictur" taken and then his finger
prints. This Information was sent to
~LcavcnwOrth and New York and a
reply has been received from the lat
ter place. which is to the effect tina
the gentleman has been a nOn-paying
guest at II penitentiaries and reform
atories. including two ~'joIts" at JEFF
f"rson City, Missouri. m at Fort
~Leavenworth. San Quentin, Little
Rock, Charleston and others.
In almost all cases the crime which
brought about the confinement was
different, all the terms were COM
paratively short and in each hitch"
he worked under a different name.
This record will confront him when
he nj up for trial and may have a
bearing on the length of his stay in
our midst.
, 1922-08-10

method at any time is never a blud,
geon or a meat X but kind words
His important part in securing the
passage of a tariff on wool based on
the secured content was attested to
by the secretary OF the organization,
winndre cain. M .r.mbm bm mbh
who was in Washington in the inter
ests OF the bill at the time. 1t de
veloped that every congressman in
terested in the measure had abso-
lutely failed to win over 'Old Man
Fordney, and since his winning
over" was essential to the passage
OF the tariff bill. Mr.. Mondell was
delegated the job. No "bludgeon or
meat axe was necessary" but "Old
Man" Fordney was made to see the
light.
Mr.. Mondell stated that. as floor
leader in the house, he was denied
the privilege of introducing impor-
tant bills. He stated. This job l
happen to be holding Is a very in
teresting one. It gives you an OPP
portunity OF having something to do
with the working Of the wheels. and
while it places much responsibility.
1t is full of headaches. Since l have
been floor leader l have introduced
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proving the maintenance of perman.
ent stock trails: and thanked con-
Igress for legislation which has been
favorable to the livestock industry.
The following committees were
chosen by the convention:
Resolutions. H. King, Laramie:
X. H. Hadsell, Rawlins; w. P. Parks,
Rocky Point; S. A. Guthrie, Moor
croft; Marvin Bishop. Casper; Roy
Moore, Douglas, Arthur King, Chey-
enne; John F. Meade, Newcastle:
Vernon Griffith, Clearmont; A.. l..
Pearson. Cody: David Taylor, Ten
sleep; R. E. Kelly, Lucerne; Frank
Long. Buffalo.
Finance. H. King, Laramie; X,
H. Hadseli, Rawlins; E. P. Spaett,
Gillette; S.1A. Guthrie, Moorcroft: M,
J. Burke. Casper: Leroy Moore,
Douglas: Frank s. King, Cheyenne;
q. T. Turner Newcastle; Rich Young,
Buffalo; DR.. Earl Whedon, Sheridan:
Bob Gordon. Tensleep; Garrett Rus
sell. Thermopolis.
Wool MAketing - Thomas Couper,
Casper: Frank Long. Buffalo,; e. p.
spaett. Gillette, X. H. Hadseli, Raw
Inns: George Taylor, Tensleep; John
Snyder, Lowell.
Legislation - Fred Warren, Chey-
enne; K. H: Hadsell, Rawlins; w. D.
McKoop, Newcastle.
C. F. Bayer Of the U. s. Biological
Survey gave a report on the preda-
tory animals killed during the spring
months of the fiscal year ending June
80. He reported 3546 animals killed,
including l16 grey wolves. six BEARS
and lis bob cats. The cost per an
'mal was $500 without deducting
he amour raised from the sale Of
he hide which reduced the average
TO about sir dollars per animal.
One of the outstanding features Of
the convention was the presence Of
Congressman Frank w. Mondell, who
addressed the meeting at some
length. He was accorded an ovation
and said in part:
I'VE we're confronted by the great
est and most diversified problems
that ever confronted a legislative
body or an administration. The
Underwood tariff bill was still in ef-
feet. and as a result mills were
closed or closing, there was little or
no duties on foreign competitive ma
tending downward; the same tariff
we're paying 100000 900 900 annual
ly as taxes, and Uncle Sam was
standing. hat in hand. gathering
pennies from children for sodas and
candies; that citizens we're paying a
tribute on transportation and a
greater tribute on their incomes, and
that problems Of every sort and kind
were requiring our attention, and the
Republicans started out with the
slogan. Our basic and fundamental
principle Is Protection
80, the emergency tariff bill, so
important to the salvation Of the
farmer and stockman, was placed
upon the statute books. All other
matters we're laid aside until this
important and necessary piece Of leg
islation could be enacted. Our
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The other participant in the cut
ting affray. George Harris. VAS not
so badly carved up and after having
his wounds dressed at the hospital
was at once taken to the county jail,
where he will be held pending the
outcome of M%OnrOc's injuries.
So far the facts which LED up to
the desperate encounter have not
been fully brought to light. but tn"
fight was staged in the very early
hours of the morning at the home of
Bernice Stewart. who has made 9 v
eral appearances in the local courts
recently. 1t is the opinion OF the
officers that the trouble began ome
where on the outside and that the
men finished up after being admit
tee to the house, which was a weller
OF blood when the police arrived.
Both men will be given n prelimin-
ary hearing as soon as they are able
to be moved.
, 1922-08-10

party stood for 1t almost to a man.
Following its enactment. results were
almost instantaneous. This down
ward trend was stopped, a new level
was established. and q short time
found the market steadily advanc-
ing"
One of the next great accomplish
ments of the administration was the
developing and continuing OF the
war finance corporation, through
which $50 100000 has been loaned in
Wyoming"
Mr.. Mondell said, ut a be said.
without fear Of successful contradic-
tion, that these two laws. the emery
ency tariff law and the continuance
OF the War Finance corporation
saved the existence Of the livestock
and farm industry"
In telling of his active interest in
securing for the first time in the
history Of the country. q tariff ON
wool based on the secured content
which placed the. wool on q fair and
just basis and one from which the
importer cannot escape. Mr.. Mon
dell stated that he was instrumental
the responsible spokesman Of
the majority" and that 1.-The right
, 1922-08-10
WYOMING WOOLMEN
met AT SHERIDAN
LARGE ATTENDANCE At WO9LGROWERs
ANNUAL CONVENTION WHICH AD.
JoURNEb LAST WEEK

The Wyoming Wool Growers rs.
Sociaton. at its concluding session al
Sheridan Saturday, adopted the re-
port Of it's marketing committee
recommending that Wyoming sheep.
men continue and develop their local
wool pools and that the state associa.
ton appoint q committee to co-ordin-
ate the work Of local pools and
study the situation in -relation to the
eventual formation Of statewide
pool.
The report Of the marketing com
mittee was freely debated ON the
floor Of the convention during the
greater part OF the mornings session,
in which arguments both for and
against the pooling of wool were ad-
vanced. The formation Of a state
wide pool, 1t was decided should not
be considered for at least or two
years. until the results Of local pool
ing are fully established.
The report of the resolutions COM
mittee, adopted Saturday, urged the
enactment Of the Frelinghuysen
amendment to the pending tariff bill;
thanked the forestry service for ex-
tending the time. in making grazing
payments; opposed the consolidation
VI Tue bLht6 UO6Tu VI Su6op COmmlS-
sfoners and urged that the board be
given its own office room in the state
capitol; thanked the state land board
for reducing rentals on state land,
but asked that further reductions be
made; urged repeal of the state law
taxing equities Of state land pur-
chases; urged a national truth-in-
fabric law; endorsed the proposed
st. Lawrence river waterway; OPP
posed the movement to take the for
estry service from the department of
agriculture; urged reduction OF the
RAILROADS Of stoage charges for wood,
pelts and hides; commended the
work Of Professor J.. A. Hill Of the
state university: urged the national
association to hold its annual meet
ings in other places than Salt Lake;
favored strict enforcement Of the
state Law against scabies; asked a
congressional appropriation of a hun
bred thousand dollars to enable the
biological survey to increase its
working force; urged the adoption of
q state policy which would prevent
poor grazing lands to be assessed in
the same valuation as the better
grazing lands; endorsed . constitu-
tional amendment to permit an as
sessment on livestock to provide q
fund for the eradication of predatory
wild animals; %favoring to two-pay-
ment state tax and a reduction in the
penalty for delinquent taxes; ap-
, 1922-08-10
ANOTHER COLORED BRAWL
ENDS IN CUTTING AFFlkAl

Another row among members of
the colored colony. which occurred
early last Friday morning, came near
resulting in the death OF one Of the
participants. George Monroe. who has
since been In the Memorial hospital
suffering from numerous deep and
dangerous knife wounds about the
face and throat, with every prospect
however OF ultimate owe
, 1922-08-10
A CAREER

The bird who was picked up by
Deputy Sheriff Mills during the lat
ter part OF July. having in his posses
sion an automobile stolen at Bags,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
PETITION OR DISCHARGE
United States District Cuort, Albany
Division, Southern District of
Georgia

In the matter of G. ). Flourroy and
S. L. Smith, individually and trading
as Fitzgerald Lumber Co, and S. Z.
Smith & Co. of Fitzgerald Ben Hill
County, Georgia.
Bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF the above-nam-
ed Bankrupts.
You are hereby notified that the
named bankrupt has applied for dis
charge from all debts provable against
him in bankruptcy.
The said application will be heard
by the United States District Judge
OF said division and district at the
United States court room in the city
of Albany, Georgia on the 18th day OF
August, 1922 at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon.
All creditors of said bankrupt are
notified to appear at the time and
place stated and show cause if any
they can why the prayer Of said petti-
toner should not be granted.
Dated at Albany, Ga, this 18th day
OF July, A. d., 1922.
GEO. f. WHITE,
It, Deputy Clerk.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
AT THE FIRST
rs BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock, 6. A. Jolley superintend-
ent. Refreshments for all who are
on time.
Preaching at 1870 a. M. and $50
=. My Rev c. N. Donaldson OF
Atlanta. DR. Donaldson is a noted
pulpit orator and is man recognized
for culture and ability and occupies :
prominent place among Southern Bap
fists. His patriotic lecture on "Tht
fall of the Kaiser and the rise of ;
kingdom, of world Democracy" ha,
been highly praised by pulpit anC
press. BE sure and hear him.
IF. i. Y p. Y. meets at p. M
Saturday, Intermediates 400 p. NJ. OF
Sunday; Sr B. y. p. u 7:30 p. NJ
Sunday All people cordially invite,
and strangers especially welcomed t
all these services.
G, a. .Jolley, Chairman