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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
(Por AnfOnio Esc0Jar.)

lOEs .dUtOHtU i1otVOUi.J
El Presidente Harding acertara
unas veces y errara otras; pero tiene
mas probabilidades de hacerlo bien
que su .antecesor, Mr.. Wilson, por-
que su metodo de gnhernar es snne.
rior porqnc no es aln aficionatlo, co
mo 10 era Mr Wilson, sino un peri
to.
Mr.. Wilson era i'm pedagogo. inn
provisado Gobernador de uii Estado
POGO importante Y sin mas experien-
cia que esta, de la politica, sali0 4
la Presidencia de Ia Repnblica a Ia
cual lleyo su pequefez proyinciana de
Gobernador de poca ITALIA sus habi-
tos autoritarios dictatoriales de
maestro de escuela.
Mr.. Harding tiene treinta amos de
vida polftica, como periodista Y co
mo uno de los Jefes sdel Partido Re-
publicano en- el Estado de Ohio y
ha llegado la Presidencia por el
camino del Senado, donde Sc ha dis
tinguido Y Sc ha hecho querer y es-
timar.
Mr.. Wilson fu6 la Conferencia de
Paris, con cuatro compaferos de De
legaci6n, que eran unas medianfas de-
corosas unas figuras de cera y en-
tire los ctales no incluy6 miembro al
guno del Senado. Ell endiosado Presi-
dente-de quien dijo Clemenceau, que
"se crefa un Mesfas''--no consultaba
sus compaheros, nj siquiera los
enteraba de. ciertas cosas, como cons
ia en- ell Hbro publicado per, uno de
ellos, ell ex. .Secretario de Estado, mis-
ter Lansing. Y consta en- otrps IL
bros, Y, ademas, en- los peri0dicos, y,
sobre todo, ell los tratados salidos
de aquella Conferencia, que en- ELLA
Mr.. Wilson, los das que no cometla
una inquidad. preparaba una tonte-
ria. Fue ell juguete del gobierno bri-
tanico perjudic0 a Francia, tia
liza Y Polonia.
Mr.. Harding convoc6 esta otra
Conferencia que ha tratado de los ar
mamentos navales Y de los asuntos
del Pacffico; Y EN- lugar de nombrar
una Delegation obscura y de prescin-
dir del Senado, puso en- ella al per-
sonaje mas brillante del Partido Re-
publicano, Mr.. Rott, ex Secretario
de Estado; a Mr.. Lodge, otro pollti-
co de merito, Presidente de la Comi-
sion de Relaciones Exteriores de Ia
Alta Camara v a Mr.. Underwood. je-
fe de Ia oposici6n democratica en- el
SenadO. iafi: M
Eel Presidente Sc ilimit6 a abrir
la Conferencia; no asisti6 sus sesi0-
nes; ha preferido ser un buen empire
sario un NAL cantante; v gracias a
esta conGucta discfeta, el Gobierno
americana ha quedado mejor en- esta
Conferencia que en- la de Paris.
FL Presidente ,ha. procedido asf en-
cumplimiento de su promesa, hecha
durante La campafia electoral: la de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
Moscou, donde Sc asienta ell poder d,
su regimen sindicalista.
tendia a divorciarse.

Moscou, donde Sc asienta ell poder de
su regimen sindicalista.
Los enemigos que en- la misma Ru-
STA Sc creo por sus actuaciones de un
radicalismo sanguinario atroz, para
exterminar por complete la nobleza
del extinto gobierno Zarista, lie apar-
taron con su propaganda constante
de los demas gobiernos de la TERRA,
que lie han negado su apoyo incondi-
cional y no han permitido ell resta-
blecimiento de relaciones econ6micas
nj diplomaticas con Russia, hasta tan
to Lenine no atemperara su politica
por el camino de una franca demo-
crecia Y dentro de la mas extricta
justicia.
Hace tres amos, en- 1919, fue objeto
de un atentado en- Moscou, cuando Do
ra Kaplan lie dispar6 cuatro tiros, une
de los cuales lie hirio EN- la garganta,
y donde Sc alojo el proyectil, 10 que
ha sido motive de su padecimiento Y
de las diferentes operaciones una de
as cuales lie ha puesto en- peligro de
muerte en- estos dias, sufridas, al de-
'ir de los cables.
Y asi morira ell instaurador de las
ileas bolcheviques en- Russia, que tan
to ha dado que hablar durante los cua-
ltro' amos en- ell poder de Moscou, sien-
do en- ocasiones ell punto de mira de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07

tcdas las naciones. del glnbo,
cuando hace POGO su gobierno
con ell de Berlin, ell famoso pad
Rapallo, obra siniestra de Leni
IA lograr evadirse del cerco dt
|naciones civilizadas lie habian i'm
to Russia Y Alemania, Y tai vez
llevar mas lejos la obra de ana
" destruction, sobre que Sc asi
sus doctrinas radicales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
ALzA DE PRECIO CON POCA
- AZUCAR.

El alza en- las cotizaciones de azii-
carr que Sc registr6 desde el lunes,
llega al final de zafra ' Sc calcula
que entire las existencias disponibles
y 10 que falta por moler, habrl una
quinta parte del cosecho, pues algu-
nos productores han reservsdo parte
II saea a3g 81 azdcar.
layer hubo venta para julio a $4.02
nero en- general, el mercado esta en-
ocailnado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07

para CARROS DE ENTREGAs,
transporte de pasajeros y anbulancias
no hay NADIA como ell autoni6vil DOD-
GE BROTHERS. VendedoreS; AM
DREU, AGUILAR Y CO., San Juan.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07

Despues esta celebrarse O
c notable fahane radoteegrafoa de New Haven y
Mayo, acuado delo de bigama Ell SENSATIONAL
ncOado tribunal de New York Maya uy
dnunantes dicen Brooklyn
yo odaya Florence Mayo
| tendia a divOrcarse 5f S8S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
NEOSALV LVARSAN--L -Legitmo
Farbwerke YOrm Meister Lucius & Bruning,
de HOechst, am. Main, Alemania.

Producto descubieo pecconado por el sabio Professor
PABLO EHRLICH
Unioa Importation drecta para a procedente de los
mas gand Laboratories del mundo npecconados produc
os omnte hor experto Qumcos del Gobeno AemAn para
su mas s6Ida gaiantfa,
Han ngado ezcluyanens para esa ia 11ss Series con
Licenca ofcaI de Washington:
Sres Sierra Garahis & Series
Sres Diego AEperos Series,
The Porto Rico Drug Series
DISENO DEL ESTUCHE:
En- alto relieve carton 6guan iniciales NJ l. B.
eiaueta Ia disposition de Washington Lcencia No "a
En- psrs pOseror del estuehe el esudo de CERECED0
e nombre.
susnddas absolute esncias para mpOrta
ci6n del menoionado artfculo.
psdids depachados por Agentes Ge
nerae para las AntIlas
lipsco ds eitadio para IA apsci6n socsnss cOrsO
Cerecedo Hermanos & Co., Sucrs.
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APARTMENTS-SaIe or Let.
UnfurnisI,ed.

Unfurnished.
Above l4th st. TO 59th st. IncIusiye).
.yl wlIW Wli HM r. Hllt r NHU N nm HlllUN u1nHm
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PELHAM-Some excellent dwellings in Pei
hamwood. Pelham Heights, Pelham Manor.
North Pelham, from $1,000 up; also two
duplex houses. where buyer Will sit rent free ;
several fine vacant lots for those who wish
to build own homes Call, write, telephone
PETER CEDER, Pelham. Telephone 1865
pplGan. Onpnt Sunday
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Unfurnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to East River.
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UnfurnIshed.
From Battery to 14th ST.. Inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE.
Two rooms and bath, electricity, newly
decorated: private, cozy rear house. Inquire
33 Cornelia st. Spring 9Ss0.
WAVERLEY PL., III, between christopher
and 10th ST.. rooms, kitchenette and bath
latest of improvements. On premises or
JESSE OPPENHEIM, 1910 Broadway. CO.
lumbus gTSs
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey-saIe or Let.
AGED OWNER SACRIFICES
EDIIJppEn Al A(sQE FARM

EQUIPPED 40 ACRE FARM
Horse, COW, 60 chickens, wagons, har-
ness, plows, all other farm equipment and
growing crops thrown In by aged owner !;
near one of Jerseys attractive main line
towns. handy to large markets, fine train
service; q acres productive loan, balance
pasture and valuable timber. will cut hun
dreds OF cords T5 tree apple orchard. all
other fruits, 1,2o0 grape vines. nearly acres
berries: good room house with summer
kitchen; 3 room tenant house: large barn,
long poultry house, many other useful build
ings: quick sale price, 50 500. takes all Part
cash and easy terms arranged "Details and
travelling instructions bulletin, special bar
gains. just out. Call or write for free copy
NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY. 154 TT
Nassau St, n. Y G.
Virgfnia-sale or Let
HOMESEEKERS-Send for Virginia Farm
list hest climate. Dept II. Efnporia. Va
Misceianeous--Saie or Let.
FARMS for sple Catalog free. STROUT
FARM AGENCY. Rox C. $50 Nassau st.
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ITO REM1['

Furnished, ak months from October +. ono
Of the show places of Garden City, situated
acre of ground, tennis court, double garage
with sleeping apartment; adults only. high
est reference required Address owner. W. r.
Telephone Spring $40
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Furnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
EXCLUSIVE

(4TH). EXCLUSIVE (157TID,
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
APARTMENT RENTING CO.. INC,
176 West 72d. Columbus 1877
73D ST., 1875 WEST (Hotel Nobleton) Newly
decorated, luxuriously furnished l. 2, out
side rooms. private bath elevated, surface
cars. subways: from S25 weekly or $S5
monthly: full hotel service; restaurant.
10TH ST.. 107 West.-Handsomely furnished
tpartment nblet SCHUYLER 5125.
S1ST ST. columbus av.. Hotel ColoniaD =
Newly decorated. furnished, 1-2-3 outside
rooms, private bath: elevated, surface cars
subway; from $17.50S25-$35 weekly: full
hotel service: restaurant.
SETH ST. Utiverside Drive: also Broadway,
91st st.).-2. 3. @. rooms; everything new ;
Immediate possession. Call at 2465 Broad
way, 91st st.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
City Property.

City Property.
LEBERTAN CORP. ia BROADWAY,
BUYS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
OWNERS, ATTORNEYS, EXECUTORS,
We have buyers with So 5000-S1 900 cash
for Manhattan. Bronx properties of right
values. For results communicate details
sIsCA & PALLADINO. 215 East 18th.
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Furnished--Brookiyn.

PROSPECT PLACE, ss.-Attractively fur.
nished room and kitchenette apartment
steam. heat. electricity and phone.
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westchcster--sale or Let.

BUY your building LOT IN PELHAM
WOOD before II is too late: only a
few left $3.50 70 ~ 900. JOS. LAMB
Phone 300 New Rochelle, ~. X.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
westchester-saIe or Let.

NEW ROCHELLE-A beautiful stucco home
on high ground, rooms, baths, heated
sun parlor: car garage; large plot; choice
location: price asked $25, 600; make terms.
O'CONNoR REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 249-
POI Huguenot st. Phones 594-133 New Ro-
chelle.
NEW white Colonial shingled house, 8 rooms
baths, sun parlor; garage; heavily shaded
lot, 100x100. on Grand View Boulevard, Co
lonial Heights: $1S.500. JOHN LOOPE,
Tribune Building. Beekman $500.
SEE our list of furnished rentals at after
season prices in Pelham. New Rochelle.
Larchmont and Rye. DRUMMOND, IL East
2d 1t. Tel. Murray Hill 1923.
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Furnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to East River.

ON PARK Av. at SOth ST., sth floor.-7
from October 1 completely furnished: un-
usually attractive. Apply w. j. HISS, Al
Fast 4od st. Vanderbilt 32ss. or University
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Observation-Disclosures.

APARTMENTS-SALE.
Tenant ownership plan; and rooms
and. baths; Brooklyn Heights, Clark and
Willow sts; exclusive residential district;
express station all subways, 4 minutes TO
Wall ST., 10 minutes 10 Times So. Repre-
sentative on premises TIL o r. NJ. Phone
Murray Hill 2f3i Main 1884 and repre-
sentative win call. PERITUS REALTY Co.
Grand Central Terminal Building. % Vanders
bilt av. New York.
EASTERN PARKWAY tnear Franklin av.
subway statinn) Lower part two family.
seven rooms and bath, all improvements;
newly decorated. possession October l.
Phone owner. Stagg 1913.
ORANGE ST. 80. corner Hicks ST.. opposite
Plymouth Church; apartments, Ia and
ii: good supply OF coal; immediate occu-
pancy. Inquire premises or ELWOOD NJ.
TOWNSEND a CO, INC, 21J Montague ST..
Prooklyn. Phone Main 1852.
REASONABLE APARTMENT,
Bay Ridge. . and rooms, hot water, no
steam electric light. all improvements:
$40, s45. $50. e1s 4th av. Subway seth 81.
SUITABLE PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST
30 Orange st.. corner Hicks st.-Scvcn and
bath first floor corner apartment; separate
entrance. Inquire premises or ETsWCOD
NJ. TOWNSEND & co. Tnc 2i5 Montngue
st., Brooklyn. Phene 1852 Main
1895 PACIFIC ST, New York Av.-Parlor,
basement. upper floor. newly decorated. =
rooms. furnace. electric. $f00 Decatur ASA.
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Bronx-SaIe or Ler.

FOR SALE-Three family brick house. newly
renovated, parquet floors. electricity; hot
water heat; rent of one flat pays carrying
charges; must be sold to close estate; imme-
date possession. Phone owner. Mott Ha-
ven 62t0.
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New York state-sale or Let,
Connecticut-SaIe or Let.

THREE acres, room house, improvements: |:
garage, hennery; wonderful home bargain,
$4,000 GEORGE JAMISON, Pine Bush N "
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Furnished.
Washington Heights, Above 125th ST..
West of 8th Av.

1s0TH. Gil West.-Delightful living room.
bedroom. kitchen privileges, telephone,
riano; private: subway. seen. to be appre-
ciated, Apartment Ia
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TWO family house, all improvements: IL
rooms sun parlors, car garage; sale, rent,
MURRAY, Patterson av., Clason Point.
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PARTMEN TS-To Let.
Furnished.
Above 14th st. 70 59th st. Qncluslve).

OFFICE for physician. back parlor extension.
pantry. use of reception room. Murray
Hi 1o1n
The New York herald., 1922-09-05

DOUGLAS l.. ELLIMAN & co.
Is East 49th st. Plaza 5000
The New York herald., 1922-09-05
Above 14th St. to 5etn st. dnclusive,,
Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River.

52D, s W.-Splendid large house; improve
ments investigate yourself Call. see owner
The New York herald., 1922-09-05

GARAGES, West Side. 1000 IT.. growing
business, rent $500 gross, also 10000 IT.,
one story, sell. rent, very reasonable. G..
MONTAGUE MABIE. 1919 Broadway. CO.
lumbus 1893,
The New York herald., 1922-09-05

cad ST. tMadison Av.. Hotel Ashton) Newly
decorated. furnished. J., 2, outside rooms
private bath; buses, surface cars. subways
from $15-$2o weekly; hotel service; restau
nt
The New York herald., 1922-09-05

PARK AV., 940. corner s1st-Seven sunny
rooms. elegantly furnished, . baths. 5000
yearly; rooms bath. 2.400
59TII SO EAST (Manhaset Apartment Hotel)-
Three large rooms elevator, telephone.
maid service; reasonable rent; lease; also
unfurnished
The New York herald., 1922-09-05
From Battery to 14th ST.. Inclusive

GREENWICH VILLAGE dwelling. near SUBJ
way station: 12 rooms BATH lot 20x95
price s17500: terms. DUROSS. 1J5 w. 14th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-05
SHARP & CO.. 24so BRoADwAY.
94TH ST, 314 WEST

92lJ ST, 303 WEST (Near West End Av.)--
Four exceptional rooms, some for immedi-
ate possession; rent reasonable.
SHARP & CO. 24S9 BROADWAY
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD. INC.
30 Eas. 42d st. Tel. Murray Hill 1920.
The New York herald., 1922-09-05
159ths 47O West
Observation-Disclosures
Unfurnished-Bronx.

TELEPHONE FRENCH & FRENCH. Van
derbilt 3237. for rental schedules. 200 Mad
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READY no MOVE INTO
A new stucco house, convenient to sta
tion. containing Z rooms, fine tiled bath.
extra layatory steam heat. hard wood
floors, white trim. garage price SIT 900;
first mortgage IS, 600 ANDERSON REALTY
COMPANY. 81 T.. LIST ST., Mt Vernon NJ "
The New York herald., 1922-09-05

18th ST.. 145 W.-Three rooms, bath. Kitchen
ette. $S0-S90; 2 rooms, bath kitchenette,
S6o-s70; 2 rooms, bath. in bright basement.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-29

ed upon in a Green Bay hospital
for tonsil trouble.
A. X. Everett and G. L. Carter
left Monday for Appleton. The
former will seek treatment in a
hospital in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher of
the Cisco lake region west Of
State Line, were Eagle River Wis
itors Monday of this week.
5. ID. Austin of Milwaukee, came
up the first of the week relative
to his lake frontage holdings on
the chain of lakes in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy ar
rived the latter part of last week
from Waukegan, called by the
serious illness of Mr.. Ms mother,
Mrs. Chris Harte.
n. A. Colman, who has spent
the greater portion of the winter
with Mrs. Colman and his son
Niles at Florence, Alabama arriv-
ia yesterday in Eagle River.
Miss Virginia Ellis after a va
cation spent in Eagle River the
past week with her parents, left
yesterday for MilbroOk, n. Y
where she is attending school.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-29
PERSONALS


Peter Hedeen came down from
Conover Saturday.
WI. Convey Of Phelps spent yes
teriay in Eagle River.
c. T. Dryz returned yesterday
from a two weeks trip east.
Peter LaChsnce of State Line
was at Eagle River Saturday.
Nick Murphy Of Watersmeet,
spent yesterday in Eagle River.
Miss Helen Ssnborn left yester-
day morning for Chicago on a
visit.
Andrew Hansen Of Little Twin
lake. was a visitor at Eagle River
yesterday.
Mrs Edw. Perrault has return
cd from a visit with relatives at
Milwaukee.
John Warner and +. F. Hay
ward of Rummeles, came down
yesterday.
Guy Henry of the Pioneer dis
trict east Of Conover spent yester-
day in Eagle River.
c. A. Bent and Geo. ]. st. Clair
Of State Line were down 20 the
county scat Friday.
Mike Froelich, treasurer OF the
town OF Plum Lake. came over
last Thursday from Sayner.
r. u. Wartinbee, principal of
the Clintonville schools, spent
over-Sunday in Eagle River.
Mrs Victor Koski and Mrs
Henry Anderson Of Phelps, were
county seat visitors last Friday
W. II. Love Of the Hillside Re
sort ON Lac VieuN Desert, spent
the latter part Of last week in the
village.
w. a. Bradford returned from
Ashland last Friday, where he
had been seeking treatment in q
hospital.
Mrs. Fred Morey returned Sat.
ur,lny from Milwaukee where she
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Don
aid Fraser.
Mrs. {. +. Hazen and Mrs. Der.
ME Hinkley If Long lake, came
t. Eagle River last week Wednes-
day from Phelps.
Mrs. PinkertOn returned Friday
from Green Bay. She was operat-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-29
Death of Father.

+. A. Scanerhorn, who owns a
farm on Cranberry lake east of
Eagle River. received word this
week of the death of his father,
which occurred several days ago
At Caanan, Conn. His age was
ninety-three.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-29
PAID ADS.

4 PERMANENT CONNECTION
Ambitious men in any walk
of life can build permanent bust
ness of their own paying $50 to
800 weekly. One of the worlds
'argest wholesale grocery houses
Established 1883, capital over
One Million Do.lars) has openings
with protected territory. Goods
nationally known. Experience not
required, men with proper qualid-
cations viii receive full co-opera-
ton. Liberal money advanced on
goods sold. State age.
JOHN SEXTON G. Co,
29-lt.@ Chicago, Ill.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-29
Had Small Fire.

A small fire in which some dam
age to interior finishing resulted,
occurred at the Mrs. Anna Rad
cliHe home Friday evening of last
week. II was gotten under con-
troll before a fire alarm was turn
ed in.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-29


THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
February, %, 1922.
Whereas, by satisfactory evil
dence presented to the under
signed, it has been made to APP
pear that
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF EAGLE RIVER" in the VII
LACE of EAGLE RIVER in the
County of Villas and State of
WISCONSIN has complied with all
the provisions of the Statutes of
the United States, required to be
complied with before an associa-
ton shall be authorized to COM
mence business of Banking;
Now therefore /, ID. r. CRISSIN-
GER, Comptroller of the Curren-
cy, do hereby certify that
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF EAGLE RIVER" in the VII
LACE of EAGLE RIVER in the
County of Villas and State of
WISCONSIN is authorized to COM
mence the business of Banking as
provided in Section Fifty one
hundred and sixty-nine of the
Revised Statutes of the United
States.
In testimony whereof witness
my hand and seal of office this
TWENTY-EIGHTH day of FEB
RUARY, 1922.
d. r. CRISSINGER,
Comptroller of Currency.
Evening journal., 1922-12-29
BY Olive Roberts Burton

Like all selfish people" declared
the wizard a bit Grossly. That's
why he's so fat. He never does any
thing for anybody Lut himself. Well,
I suppose I'll have to send him some
sort OF a charm, but I'll send him
some good advice along with IT,"
He went to his cupboard and took
out small OBJECT that looked like a
stone. Here" he said. handing It
to Nancy GIVE him this and tell
him it won't work unless he runs 10
miles before breakfast every morn
ing and lives on one meal day un-
til the time Of the race. Also he
must work more and stop sleeping
so much"
A week later whistle sounded be-
low the tree where the Green Wizard
lived. Nancy and Nick (who were
help.ng) and the kind fairyman
looked down. And there was Wally,
Evening journal., 1922-12-29

How did God express His In
finite Love John S:16.
Evening journal., 1922-12-29
YV JUOOFtS'".t'N"'
$500 -Lits, RIoSn : 0zlpaTU

! wOn't-you couldn't be a partner to
murder"
Nelson straightened, his eyee
steely and bright under his grizzled
brows. Only too well he knew that
this was the test. Affairs were at
their crisis at last.
'If one OF you dares 20 lay hand
on Beatrice, I'll kill him where he
stands"
Even as he spoke his thought
went 10 his rife leaning against a
dead log ten feet away. The jealousy
and rivalry and hatred between him
self and Ray had reached the crisis.
Ray leered, his muscles punching.
"And I say to you. you're a dirty
traitor too" he answered.
Nelson leaped forward with all
his power and II his blow had gone
home, Ray would have been shat
tered beneath It like a tree in the
lightning blast. But Rays arms
were incredibly swift. and his rife
leaped in his hands.
The barrel cleaned. The roar re-
echoed in the silence. Nelson's
head bowed strangely; and for
moment he stood swaying. then
pitched forward in the dew-wet
grass.
Beatrice's last defense had fallen.
seriously wounded; and Rays arm
Evening journal., 1922-12-29

we met wally woodchuck to-
day" said Nancy to the Green Wiz
ard.
And what does he want?" asked
the kind fairy gentleman. knowing
how greedy Wally is and how he's
always wanting something.
He says there is to be a picnic
in Bright Meadow and everybody is
asked And he is going to be in
the fat mans race and wants you TO
send him a charm so he'll win the
prize"
"Humphl" exclaimed the Green
Wizard. He hadn't lived in the tree
tops for a hundred years or more
for nothing. He had seen enough Of
Wally and his ancestors TO know
that they were as lazy as all get
out--if you know how lazy that IS.
Aren't you going TO give It to
him?" asked Nick. He'll be disap-
pointed II you don't"
Evening journal., 1922-12-29

Not they who soar. but they who piod
Their rugged way. unhelped, TO God.
Are heroes; they who higher fare,
And, flying, fan the upper air,
Miss all the toll that hugs the sod.
'Tis they whose backs 1lavC felt the
rod,
Whose feet have pressed the path
unshod,
May smile upon defeated care.
Not they who soar!
High up there are no thorns to prod
Nor boulders lurking. meath the clod
To turn the keennssx OF the share,
For flight Is ever free and rare;
ut heroes they the soil who've trod.
Not they who soari
Paul Laurence Dunbar.