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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
THREE ATOMS IN MoLECULE
Division Of Water, Small in Itself. 10
MadeS Up Of Still Smaller
Particles.

When a great scientist named Sir
William Thomson was asked about the
size of a nlolecule, he replied: If a
drop of water were magnified to the
size Of the earth, the molecules would
each occupy spaces greater than those
filed by SIN all shot and smaller than
those occupi ed by cricket balls" And
yet molecules are made up Of even
smaller PARTICLES. called atoms. An
atom is the smallest division of any
thing known
A molecule Of water is made up Of
three atoms Evaporation Of water
consists Of the movement of these
atoms in such a way as to make the
liquid water change into gas. Freez-
ing q water into ice Is caused by max
ing the molecules, and in turn, the
atoms, stick to each, other. 1t takes
q great deal of powe r to separate the
molecules in water, and for this rea'
son water Was long regarded as some
thing which could not be divided or
in other words, basic element, such
ss the oxygen Of the air.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
ONE OF EARLIEST OF ARTS
Embroidery With the Needle Has
Been Practiced az Far Back 40
History Records.

Embroidery is the art Of ornament
ing cloth and other materials with the
needle. Most of the embroideries made
today are usually copies Of the an
Embroidery is believed to have been
applied to skins almost as soon as
needle and thong were first employed
to Join pieces Of skins together into
garments. In Lapland the natives en-
broider their reindeer-skln clothing
with a needle Of reindeer bone, using
reindeer sinew and applique Of strips
Of hide.
Travellers say that; in Central Afr lea,
among the primitive Z tribes there, the
girls embroider ski ms with figures "f
flowers and animals, supplementinG
the effect with shells and feathers.
Among the ancient Greek textiles
exEumed from Orimean graves are
both tapestries az id embrolderies now
preserved in the Hermitage at Petro-
grad. One of THE embroideries is at
tributed to the Fourth century, B. c.,
and is in colored woods on wool.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
ARE JUST PA" And INA" NOW
Modern Children. Lack oIdtime Dioni.
fled Titles for Their Parents,
Declares a London Writer.

When I was q small boy, forty years
ago, children almost without exception
addressed their parents as papa" and
mamma" When boy grew older and
went to school he frequently took to
saying "sir" to his father, though, be-
hind his back, lie usually referred to
him as ''pater%y or "the governor"
At the same, time he gave up saying
"mamma," which he considered child
ish, and took ito calling his mother
mother" Or sometimes mater"
1t was ABOUT twenty years ago that
the authorizations pa" and ina" began
to be generallysused. They came from
America, where, they had already been
in use for many years.
Some children used daddy" instead
Of "papa," and after a time papa"
went out altogether, and was replaced
by dad" with those Of older growth.
Today dad" is almost universal.
Even the little shaver Of four or five
calls his father dad" As for mama"
it is as obsolete as papa" and mater
familias is now known universally as
'mum."
The only part Of the kingdom in
which these authorizations have not
found favor is Scotland, where the
more formal father" and, mother"
hre still insisted upon.-Lonuon An
swers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
HIGH TRIBUIET0 RABBI Wise
churehman Of Another Faith EH.
presses Deep Admiration for
Character of Jewish Leader.

Every time l hear Rabbi Wise 1t
makes me want to play truant from
my own church; he is 50 vital, so
vibrant with fintellectual power, so
Iaglow with moral electricity-like a
bit Of human radium.
-, Tall, athletic, graceful, his dark
brown eyes eagle-like is their bright
ness his deep bass voice as velvet ip
appeal, and resonant in denunciation !;
his style. bristling with epigrams,
aswift sepitomes and phrases that sting
the mind with the surprise Of beauty
4 i---his charm as an orator is equal to
his daring as Il prophet. -"
One moment. he. is walking to and
fro like a lawyer at the bar; another,
he is exploding some injustice or ab-
surdity with quick saber-thrust, with
now CLINT Of humor and now CLEAN
Of prophetic indignation.
Emerson said that the man who
speaks the truth will find life sufii,
ciently dramatic. 1t has been so with
Rabbi Wise, who early took for his
motto: II will try to see things as
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
"EAST WEST" MAKING
BIG RUN AT THE GRAND

Never has Constance Talma1Se
been seen to such advantage as in
east Is West" the First National
Attraction which Sunday opened
it's engagement at the Grand theatre
where it will be shown again today
for tie Iats time.
This may seem broad statement
but it is more than justified by Miss
Talmadge's Interpretation of the role
of Ming Toy. Due credit must go
to Joseph NJ. Schenck, who plunged
on this proposition to the extent Of
buying one of the biggest stage sue
cesses of recent years at an enorm-
Gus cost for the one star best suited
to portray the leading role.
Miss Talmadge is utterly delight
full in the role of Ming Toy, the
quaint and adorable. She lends a
charm all her own to the many scenes
of the delicious comedy.
Most conspicuous in her support
is Warner GLAND, famous william Of
the screen, as Charley Young, the
Americanized Chinaman who covets
Ming Toy, whose love is given to
Billy Benson, played by Edward
Burns. Others in the cast are Nigel
Barry, Winter Hall, E. A. Warren,
Frank Lanning, Nick DeRuiz, Lillian
Lawrence and Jim Wang! Sidney
Franklin directed the production.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
DON'T GET PERSONAL" AT
ELKO THEATRE THURSDAY

Universal has started the new year
off with new writer, I. R. King,
who has ~s furnished an amusing
though light comedy for the trim
Miss Provost, and Clarence Badger
has givenyit his best in the way Of
direction. And there is the added
attraction of T. Roy Barnes in her
support, who is in turn supported
by George Nichols, Daisy Robinson.
Roy Atwell, Ralph Mccullough, Del
torIee, Sadie Gordon and Mack Sen
rett's famous dog "Teddy''. In fact
"Teddy' romps off with part Of the
honors and his screen work will tickle
the kiddies. sDon't Get. Personal"
showing at the Elko Thursday only
is we'll photographed and the sets
are sumptuous and we'll arranged.
The title, "Don't Get Pesronai"
doesn't mean much as far as the
story is concerned, patricia Patches
1t Up" or "Keep Them Guessing
would have fit just as%%well. But it's
a corking good little comedy never
theless. Don't miss it.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
THE ISLE OF DOUBT" AT
~' ,, - ELKO, THEATRE TONIGHT

(Which one of us do you choose
now? Me-or your lover?" Thus a
husband gave his wife her! choice.
She hated3her husband,s and she had
already, found her lover wanting in
courage-wanting in fact, in all the
virtues her love had iendowed him
with. But obstinately2 she chose her
lover-there On that Isle Of Doubt
wher two men and a woman tried to
make a straight, true line out Of an
eternal triangle. The Elko theatre
presents tonight and Wednesday
"The Isle of Doubt, a Playgoers
feature, starring Wyndham Stand
ing in the role Of the husband. 1t
is story of romance and adventure
! told against background of high
society and picturesque and prim-
tive tropical isle. Dorothy Mackaill
and George Fawcett have feature
roles.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
Had Some apprehension.

Jokes on st. Peter are pretty stale,
aod, generally speaking, all of the
changes have been rung on the heaven
ly gates. but Hollywood seems to he
an exception to all known rules. st.
Peter bade a solemn welcome to-tlfnee
white-robed men hssthey approached.
,t''Whare are yon t,srorh ?" he asked the
first. I,"Ch1cago," the man replied.
'"You may 70 iny yt 4Where are YOU
FROM he asked + the second. - "From
New YorkY' he replied 70 "Yo Oh may 30 1,
ia.-'i. "And where, are you ffom?" he
asked tl(e third" I'm from 4 Holly
wood,'' said the. man. ''You may 20
in, but I'm afraid you WON'T, like IT, .
said the sanity guard. "a7
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
4E'|!SRV{OlE;S .
r. -&6E=z e~%5Ez@a8
KINDRED OF THE DUST" AT
GRAND THEATRE, "WEDNESDAY

"The course Of true love never
runs smooth'' is Tan adage which is
exemplified in 'sKindred of the Dust
an Associated rst1National attrac-
= ton produced by Raoul Welsh from
the novel by Peter B. Kline and which
Is coming to the Grand theatre on
Wednesday for a two day engage
menu with Miriam Cooper in the
leading feminine role. !, ~
APlayir1gs the role of @H''Nan jof the
sawdust Pile" Miss Cooper gives a
remarkable characterization of a
poverty stricken maiden who is love d
by the son Of :'The Laird, the mill
ionaire lumberman.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05

they are, and then I will try to say
them as see them" His gallant light
for a free pulpit in free synagogue Is
memorable in the religious life OF
America.
AS chivalrous as he is fascinating, In
New York he is not only personality
but an nstitution-admired, feared
and idolized by turns--a leader of his
own people and captain Of the forces
making for social justice, civic honor,
and national idealism.-Joseph Fort
Newton in the Atlantic Monthly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
HELP EFFICIENCY OF HORSE
Numerous Inquiries Received at Mis-.
souri, College Of Agriculture ii
for Hitches.

Farmers are making use of power
in larger units than ever before. Num-
erous inquiries for three-horse bitches
for wagons and five to eight-horse
hitches for plows are being received
by the Missouri College Of Agricul-
ture, says J. G. Wooley Of the agricul-
tural engineering department. The
three-horse load will take but little
more of the mans time than the two,
but his efficiency has been increased
so per cent
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05

Rt Rev. John j. CantWeu tooay
celebrates his fifth anniversary as
Catholic bishop Of Los Angeles
Sir Henry Thornton, the new head
Of the Canadian National Railways,
is to be entertained by. the Montreal
Board of Trade at luncheon today.
Municipal officers are to be elect
ed TODAY in nineteen out of the thlr-
tv-eight cities Of Massachusetts,.
Charges, against C. J. Kroriva, the
ous1ed auditor of Burke county, N
D., are to come for hearing today
at Bowbells, NJ D..
An Idaho statewide conference OF
farmers, fruitgrowers and dalrymen
is to be held today for the considera-
ton of agricultural and kindred
problems. s~.@
The application Of the st. Law
renee River Power company for per
mission to construct a dam on the
South Sault channel of the St. Law
renee will be heard today by the In
ternational, Joint Commission in
Washington.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
LET 'ER RUN" AT ELKO
TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY

Al Christie Sook his comedy COM
pany to Tia Juana and Riverside to
"shoot" many of the racing scenes
for the new Observation-Disclosures 2
part comedy, Let Gr Run" featur-
ing Dorothy Devore which will be
seen at the Elko theatre tonight and
Wednesday. Stables and paddocks
were built at the Christie studio for
other scenes but it takes an expert
to tell which scenes were made at the
studio and which down at the track.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
Canada's Canal Systems.

There are six canal systems under
the control Of the Dominion govern
ment, the most important Of which is
that between Fort William and Mon
treal. The other systems are between
Montreal and the international boun-
Diary near Lake Champlain; Montreal
and Ottawa, Ottawa and Kingston, the
st. Peters canal from the Atlantic
ocean to the Bras dor laktts, Cape
Breton and the incompleted car tal from
Trenton to Lake Huron,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
Sheep Convert Waste.

No animal approaches the sheep in
converting weeds and waste into wool
and mutton. There is wealth. of
food and raiment in the wasted grass
and weeds Of barn lots, fields, and
roadsides. fH''C =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
u Our Gorgeous Movie Palaces.

~ A distinguished Englishman visiting
this country was surprised at the
gorgeousness 'of our movie houses and
their size. He says London has moth
ing to compare with them. The Eng
fish houses are small and insignificant.
English investors, he said, would not
consider for a moment the investing
of so much money in venture Of this
character.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
Worth a .. S. G.

Young Adjutunt (fourishing tele.
gram)-What do you know about
nerve? Here's guy wiring to ask for
m extension of his AWOL American
Legion Weekly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-05
ToDAY'S EVENTS

Rt. Rev. John J. Cantwen today
celebrates his fifth anniversary as
Catholic bishop of Los Angeles.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-08
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

NdiC(ild LlildliSHi ho'
.porace a 500, 000, 900 dano k
disposiei ana. pujcky farmafum.
Nvni vSak cteme v iednom an
CHICKEN denniku, vydavanem
v nejvetslm meste iednoho roll
nickeho statu, lie po techtc
~pnjtkach neni poptavky a re
AMI nevyplacf Sc vydrzovani u
fadu, jenz pujcky ma ma sta
rosti.
IDA Sc, re zemedelstvi scha,
ri neco jineho, neil nedosta
tex uveru. Spise to, 0 Gem Sc
chi zminka Y predeslem cd
stavci.
Pred valkou importoyale
Rusko 20 %procent vsech tova-
ri, ktere lid jeho spotfebova;.
To znamenalo zamestnanl pro
statisice delnlku Y Zapadnich
industrialnich zemich, tez We
Spoienych Stateeh a samozreJ-
me prosperitu pro Velkokapi-
tai.
Zavladnuti normalnich pc.
mdru zavisi do velke miry cd
pfijeti Ruska do "rodiny ma
rodu" i S bolsevismem, nedo-
dou-li Sc no Rusove sami zba-
viii. Stane-li Sc to ma Janov-
ske konferenci, Dude konecnG
syet pTiveden ma mlrovou "a
kladnu a nezamestnanosti bu-
de ubvvati.
Rusko, pc nekolik pristicf
roku, neil jeho vlastnj pru-
mysl Sc zvedne, Dude importo-
vati neimene 80 procent pro.
duktu a Ia tyto Dude platit
syymi suroyinami, ma nez jest
bohatsi, neil celia ostatni Ev.
ropa dohromady.
Ncpodaii-li Sc vsak Janov
skG k%onferenci upraviti pomer,
valutni. ustaliti ie, mine Sc dt
vclkd miry Sc svym hlavnim Il
cclcm. la dnesnich pomerl
Jest teake o5chodovani a 4 ko
llsani yaiuty mail prospect je
dine burslani a yubec speku
lanti a nikdo jiny. Y posled
Mich nekolika tydnech ma pr
kiad znacne stoupla ceskoslo
venska koruna, coz Jest pespo.
ne potesitclny zjev. Avsak
iak ceskoslovensky prumys
). NIUE V zahranici sout6ziti
prnmyslem nemeckym $ ieh'
Znehodnocenou markou? Ne
.mecky prumysi zaplavuje syyn
zbozim Balkan, jenz byl pova
zovan jaksl ia prirozene odby
tiste pro ceskosloyensky pro
mysl a chApe do svych spar
! Rusko a pronika znova do II
hu JIM Americe a dovoz
Namecka do Spoienych Stat
nabyva yeiikych rozmeru.
i Znehodnocena marka neby
!, la takovym nestestim pro M
-,mccko, jak by Sc zdalo, NJ
( toho duvodu, ze v cizin6 skol
9 peno hylo itch lnilliardy 4 cil
: vice Sc knppvaly. tim vice Men
ci jich tiskli a d~ostavali "a II
: dobre penize,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-08

hUO sc uOHllll val, Lc diiCIi-
lcti}" 5 ci kralove" vel
koiatkari, kraci v tele pruvo-
du valecnych zbohatliku, Gill
ket'asd a re nalezi mezi ty,
jimz sc podarilo podrzeti va
leone tydelky, ten, KIDD Sc tax
d~cmniyal, BY ma velkem omy-
4u
Ma miste toho amerlctl 'pra
seci kralove' Ziraji vstfic sede
existence chudobinclch a je-
.iich osud Jest takovy, re 81 O.
pravdu zaslouzi trochu verel-
ne sympatie. Kdo o tom po-
chvbuie, necht' 81 .jenom pre-
etc q Wazi zpraVy tfi nejvet-
SIGH %iatecnich zavodu y zami.
Armour & Co. prodelali y
minulem roce $4,000, 900,
Swift & Co. S2O,000,000 Nor
fis < Go. oznamuji, lie jeJlch
6Iebvtek S13,271,796.20 Sc
scvrkl IA 1920, 299.A3 a DC
M kapital $50, 100000 bylo
Jim mono vyplatiti leaom
t.75 proc. dividendu.
Pujde-li to takhle dale, iak
10. dIouho vezme, neil p. Ar
mour, p. Swift, p. Morris a Il
ostatni kdysi bohati yelkojat-
kari staff budou S kloboukem
ruce yedle cesty a zebrati
pet'aky, ably nell ia nocleh a
koflik kayy?
Ubozi "praseci kralove''
Jeden znalec pndy prayi, re
pozemky y severnlm Ohiu ne
mali pro farmafeni vetsi cenu,
NEIL $50 az $50 akr. Nektere
u Mich mohou pry miti yetsi
cenu pro scenerii aneb Jake
mista pro domovy milionaru
nikoli ysak pro farmareni.
Platil-li kdo ia pozemek
500 neb dokonce $500 "a akr.
neni divu, &c sc mu farmafeni
neVyplaci q ze sc ncmnze do.
pecitati. To ida sc blti pfi-
tomnou nemocl zemedelstv
neicnom Y severnim Ohib ~.
brz 20 cele zeml Re eeny
pozomku byly vAhnany do ne
piirozene vyse a ze ii, kdoi
kupovali je "a "valedne pro
sperity", ,ie pfeplatiii a nyni
phi poklesnuti cen farmafskyci
produktu, nemohou sc jim w
placeti.
ia jsem farmarIl mnoh'
rokU q vydolaval isem penize
Idyz prasata Sc prodaFala p'
4 cantech libra a mleko 20
ccntach gallon, prayil oneI
muz, ienz prohiasil, re puda
severnlm Ohiu nema pro far
maieni yetsi cenu, nezli IS.
reh $50 akr.
j y i
10 mnoho mesicu sc volall
&c to-, co schazi z~emedelstv
jest aedostatck piistupn6ho i
veru a poukazovalo sc. ja.
snadno o%bchodnlk penlze j
yypulci a jake byizele ma fal
mar.
Aby Sc tomn ndromohlo. Oh
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-08

w
Pred dvema Lefty, 5. unora
1920 vzpominali jsme steho w
roci narozeni Bozeny Nemco-
We den jedenadvacateho led
ma jest jejim dnem umrtnim;
toho dine uplynulo sedesat let
cd jei smrti.
Zemrela mlada, ne zcela diva
actyricetileta, ale odkazem "a
nechala narodu velike bohatstvi
prace sveho uslechtileho ducha
i srdce. Jest malo zen, kterych
by tax bylo vzpominano, jake
Bozeny Nemcove.
Nemcova je 2 tech. ktere pc
chopily emahcipaci zen i jedi
ne pravem a proto i v neikra-
snejsim smyslu: to jest rozviti
a uplatniti nejlepsi sve schop-
nosti a vlastnosti a z1stati pri
tom zenou V nejvlastnejsim
smyslu.
Byla duchem ma neivyssi w
,si sve DOLBY b srdcem byla la
skyplna, obstava a nezistna,
jak ienom zena dovede byt.
Stihana drive zlobou a "a
slim, zavisti j falsi, ma v kul-
turnich dejinach poiisteno mi
sto literatky, bohem madame.
Samouk We ,vsem, S nejnepa-
trnejsim vzdelanim skolnim,
~stvorila dila, ktera jsou svezi,
mila, z kterych stale mono je
cerpati poteseni i pouceni.
Cisti "Babicku" je rajem do
spivajiciho datstvi a je oasou
zraleho, pracujciho veku. V
"Pohorske vesnici" ozyvaji Sc
zakladni tony dnesnich otazek
socialnich, kulturnich i mrav-
Mich. A V ostatnich drobnejsich
pracich Nemcove vsude sekame
Sc S vroucim pochopenim tepu
zivota, S jeho radostmi a zaly,
touhami, usp6chy a ztroskota-
MIN.
Ale made vse jest = sledo-
vati dnes, 2 dalky pomalu jiz
celeho stoleti jeji vlastni zivot,
jeji osud a cely ten kruty, mad
lidsky boj, ktery il bylo svest
sc zivotem "a to, re il urcil byt
hlasatelkou a prGkopnici lepsl-
no bytl zenina, re j postavil do
! Fsveta prilis zahy, daleko pred
dobou, nez do jake zalozenim
sve bytosti p%atrila.
Telesne vtezkem bojipodle-
hla, ale dusevne zvitezila.
Nejen jeji diIa, ale hlavn6
cely zivot ieji, jak nyni z dial
ky tn vidime, ODE Jest vyznam.
nou slozkou pro vyvoj nasi kul-
fury.
Minulost jest ucitelkou pri-
tomnosti a neni v nasi literatu-
fc druhe knihy, ktera by poda-
+. vala tax hlIboky pohled dc
! krasne zenske duse, jake jsou
dopisy Bozeny N6mcove.
Neni otazky, souvisejici sc
zivotem zeny, abychom v Ii.
stech tech nenasli ma nj odpo.
, vedi. At mlnvi 4 mich dcera
at sestra. att milenka, zena
: matka, pfitelkyne, pracovnice
/: vlastenka = vzdy najdeme ia
], ko zakladni ton lasku, vzdy
mluvl srdce, prichazejic ma pc
y moe a jake nezbytny,. zuslech
: t'uiici doplnek bvstreho a sill
: neho ducha. =
Y dobe Bozeny Nemcoye
vice ieste V desetiletich 20 ie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-08
Ochrana zvirat.

Dejte sem ten ,kufrik, mi,
lostpani, dam hoyna kozllk. -
Ale he --a necham 81 no Ia
deji ma kline, ten konicek III
toho tahne moo,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-08
Svanda mad svandu. komu-

A
MALE, vychazejici V Usti n.
Lab, uyerejnuje toto ozname-
nj: "Noc Y sovetovem Rusku,
5. unora V Lidovem dome. Vel
ky rodinny pies $ maskarami.
Socialisace S muzikou atd., pro
vedena sovetovou vladou v Lii
dovem dome. Svanda mad swan
du. SrdeCnc zvou sc vsichni
soudruzi a soudruzky.' Rub a
lie sovetoyeho systemu: " Ru-
sku hladomor a V Usti komu-
niste mali z toho svandu.
Yzdyt' nemusi byti We vsem
.politika "Bischofteinitz.St aa-
Der Observation-Disclosures pri-
naseii tento povedeny inserat !:
"VSem rolnikum! Oznamuji,
re dam byka, ktereho jsem
koupil k disposici pro .kravy
ysem rolnikum bez rozdilu pc-
litickeho smysleni. Jan Gull
dan, rolnlk. Horsnv Tyn, els,
K"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-08

renee, ZaVladne-ll skutecny mir
We svete.
Senator w. c. Kenyon 2 10.
wy imenovan byl presidentem
Hardingem federalnim soud-
Gem ma mlsto nedavno zesnule-
no soudce Waltera l. Smitha
q Council Bluffs, la. Pan Ke-
'nyon jmenovanf prijal a snao
Inikdy senat 81 tolik nepospiSii
Sc schvalenim presidentskeho
ustanovenl do uTadu, jake ten
tokrate. Jezto, vsak Sc vysky-
tia pochybnost 70 tom, zda-li
dstaya dovoluje ustanoveni
spolkoveho senatora do. uradu
federalniho soudce,,p Kenyon
zdrzel svoji resignaci, ably
Isnad nepustil vrabce V hrsti k
vuli holubu ma strese.
Sc stanoviska s.hmotneho p.
Kenyon 81 polepsf, stane-li Sc
Ifederalnim soudcem. Jake Sc
nator. dostava platu $4,000 70
enc, jest nucen ziti We Wash
|ingtone, kde cineny jsou ma
senatora velke spolecenske pc
zadavky a must sc uchazet.
kazdych sest roku 0 znovuzvc-
leni, coz stoji nekdy tolik pc
nez, re ma to praskne nekoli-
kalet6 sluzne, i kdyz Sc vede
l@zcela legitimni kampan.
Jake federalni soudce mel
by p. Kenyon Trad pro cely Ii
vot, sluzne, nemylime-li Sc,
SO, 600 rocne a bude moci ziti
Nv Council Bluffs, Ia, tedy We
SVEN domovskem state, kde ma
neho nebudou kladeny takove
spoletenske pozadavky, jake
We Washingtone.
Tolik 0 veci S osobniho sta
noviska senatora Kenyona. Ny
I'M nekolik SLOW 0 teze veci Sc
sirsiho, v%giejneho stanoviska.
Pan Kenyon byl vudcem far
marskeho bloku v kongresu,
ktery Jest soil Y ocich presiden
tn Hardingovi. Mimo to p.
Kenyon byl jednim z vudcu 0,
posice proti uznanl "a SPRAY
nou volby senatora Newberry-
no 2 Michiganu, 0 jehoz dosa-
zeni president sc velmi ~intere-
soval.
Kdyz senator Newberry byl
uznan "a spravne zvoleneho
aGkoli nucen byl doznati, re IL
lpouhou jeho primarni kampan
lbylo vynalozeno pres $4,000,
Up. Kenyon We spravedlivem
rozhorlcni prohlasil, re pujde
mezi lid V kazde reel, jiz pro-
slow, Dude pranyrovati zpn-
sob, jakym byl zvolen senate
Newberry a pranyfovati sena,
pro uznani teto volby "a SPRAY.
nou.
Nyni vsak vystupuje presi.
dent Harding v uloze odpouste'
jiciho krest'ana, uloze toho
ienz odplaci zle dobrym a tin
sype rerave uhli ma hlavu sve.
no odpnrce. Ackoli senator
Kenyon byl vndcem farmarske
no bloku, ktery jest presidento
ilvi soil v ocich, ackoli byl prot
Newberrymu, 0 jehoz dosaze
nj Sc president interesoval, p
Harding ne.jenom Sc nemsti
.lnybrz ulebedi senatora Keny
iona do teplouckeho mistecka.
Nebo snad to bylo 2 toho du
.ivodu, re p. Kenyon, jake fe
lderalni soudce, prestane byt
.lhybnou silou farmarskeho bio
lku a Dude t'zdvorile mlceti'
-lsenaLoru NeWberrym?
Svanda mad svandu. komu
MALE, vychazejici V Usti II
:. Lab, uverejnuje toto ozname
nj: "Noc sovetovem Rusku
| 5. unora V Lidovem dome. Vel
ky rodinny pies S maskarami
!, Socialisace S muzikou atd., PR
yedena sovetovou vIadou v Lii
, dovem dome. Svanda mad swan