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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICE

Snap beans, squash, new Irish pota-
ties, tomatoes. Lots of table deli
cacies. Claude Williams. !
5-9-3tp
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-09

Dahlia and gladiolus bulbs. 1t is not
too late to plant these.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-09

H. G.. w.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-09

mentary chautauqua UckeV pu' e"1'
use it.
A chautauqua is like newspaper
it never has and never will, because
il never can. please everybody at one
time in all particulars. 1u New0erry
as elsewhere there are people wise
and otherwise. For instance, the mn
os+ violinist in the world could only
entertain certain ones by playing
breakdown pieces.
Nrs T E. Wicker is in Aiken Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Henry buseh'
Jr.. and her granddaughter the little
Busch.
Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. j. Harry Sum-
,,er of Columbia are visiting at the
home of his father, Mr.. j. II. Sum-
mer.
Miss Bette Bradley, her many
friends will be glad to know IS dong
well at her rest in the COLUMBIA nos
pital. w,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Nayes Of Wa
terloo, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Mayes
of North Carolina. and Mrs. Parham
Of the lower part OF the state, have
ioined their sister, Mrs. Leland Sum
mer of Greenville, at the saome of
their mother, Mrs. J. T. Mayes, VINO
has been very i'll.
Mr.. Reed Boyleston returned on
Monday from the hospital, accompa-
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IS nejvetsi radosti, ale mu-
sim drive obstarat zalezitosti
pana rady, pana sekretare a
slecen nrednic. P~oseckejte "a
tim uvnitr.'
Ackoliv byl detektiv odka-
zan ma cekani, lfbilo Sc mu, re
uredni zalezitosti jsou S tako-
YOU dbalosti vykonavany. We
sci do velke mistnosti, kde iiz
sedelo nekolik cekatelu. Vast
ne cekatelek. Til danny.
Chystaly Sc patrne k aud
enci u pana ministra, neb je-
jich toilety byly modni, zho-
tovene die nejnovejSi mody.
Phi vstupu zarazila Bob Backa
nezvykla wine. Myslil, re Sc
ocitnul We vonavkarskem zavo-
de. Ale Timed seznal, re je to
parfum, jimz byly napusteny
cekaiici danny. Prichod Bob
Backa nikterak ie nevyrusil.
Detektiv sejmul klobouk,
povesil jej skromnG Il dveri a
usedl do koutka.
Danny vypravely 81 o neja-
skandalu V prazske spo-
lecnosti, pax preskocily Ma ka-
barely, ma Alhambru, Gri-Gri,
ma biografy, doporucovaly jeo-
ma druhe salony k pest6ni kra-
lsy, krejcovske ateliery a mod
mi sine. PAX zacaly mluvit o
svych znamych.
"Je to pravda, re Sc Mury
dostala do ministerstya zaso-
bovani?"
"Ale to neni NOME! - ia
jsem S Mury chodila do skoly.
Vzdyt' nema kvalifilkaci!'
"Jak pax ne! Prinesla pry
panu prednostivi dive kruty.
TAX Sc V zasobovani vyZna!"
Danny Sc smaly a pojednou
Ijedna z Mich pravila:
"Musim Sc podivat ma bo-
becka, jestli neco nepotrebuje.'
Vstala a odeSla do vedlejSl-
no pokoje. Dvefmi pouze pr
vrenymi slysel Bob Back, KITE
lrak Sc tam mazlila S nejakym
hosickem.
"Nechce mic? - Pedal mi
ten balicek, milanku!-- On ie
dnes nejak rozvrnGny, bobcn-
kup
Patrne mlada maminka wa
la S sebou i synaGka, nebot' asi
re zkusenosti vedela, jak dlou-
no Sc Il ministerstva cekava.
Mezitim druhe dive danny po-
kracovaly v hovoru.
"To je strasne! TAX dlou-
no cekam, re w opravdu ztra-
elm trpelivost.'
"Myslim, re ted urcite bu-
dcte ma rade -"
Tcprv nyni 81 Bob Back po-
vsiml, re jedna z cekatelek
mela pred sebou skrinku, q niz
vybirala ckvilemi RUNE nozi-
ky, nuzticky, hladitka, kosticc
a m%asticky, jimiz pestila sve
nehticky. Druha DANA drzela
V ruce nejaky tlusty roman
Schvaloval v duchu toto opa-
|treni proti nude cekani.
Jezto zrovna danny zmlkly,
otazal sc nesmeie:
"Cekate w dlouho, milosti-
va?',
Ia, .jez 81 stezovala. zmefi-
la 81 no Cd hlavy kspate, a pax
upiate ,rekla:
"Sest mesicu, panel"
Detektiv BY odpovedl tax
pfekvapen, re Sc na dalsi otaz-
ku pezmohls
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Zebrak cd sv. Mikulase.

Ia nekolik dni Sc Arsen pc
nekud uklidnil, zacalo mu j
chutnat, dial Sc hladit a necenil
zoubky ma sveho zalaTnika.
Ale bez provazku Sc s MIN ma
ulici Bob Back neodvazil.
Bohuzel, chozeni Prahou S
psikem bylo bezvysledne. Pes
vodil no jen Cd patniku k pat
niku, cd stromu Ike stromu, ia
svou zabavou, ale ably uvedl
Boba Backa Ma stopu, ami mu
incapable.
Detektiv 81 vzpomnel, re by
Sc mohl podivat ma miSto by
vale cinnosti Landrasovy V mi
nisterstvu, nemz byl Zmize-
" al do nedavna zamestnan,
Zamiril tam a uminil 81 vyzve-
deti RUNE styky a zvyky Lam
drase cd n6ktereho sluhy, jenz
.jiste "a dobre zpropitne po-
skyline mu potrebne informace.
Pred budovou stale nekolik
automobile byl ash den ma.
vstev. Zeptal Sc vratneho Ma
oddeleni, v nemz uradoval uni
zely rada Landars.
"V prvem poschodi v levo,
treti dvere "a sloupem."
Kdyz Sc Bob Back ocitl u
dveri, vychazel z Mich prave
uredni sluha.
"Pfitelinku, jste zajiste sluz
bon pridelen tomuto oddolenl,
IPotreboval bych nejake mfor-
mace -
"Nemam casu, mily pane
"Nechci vas dlouho zdrzo-
vat, potfebuji zvedet .jen ne
ktere malickosti -" A pr tom
; nellapadne vsunul sluhovi pri-
praveny bankovni papirek do
rukv,
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z kARLfNA.

Proc places, Frantiku?"
fonda Sc mnou nechce mic
nit. re pry jeho dedecek po~
chazel z hrabeciho rodu.
Me 81 Z toho nedelej, Fran
tiku, ty isl Ease z Kralovske
tridv."
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MAZDA maminka sc vracela p
vedlejsiho pokoje a usklibla
Sc.
"Ten je Ease dnes naloze-
NY"
Usedla k te, jez 81 pestila
ruky a prehrabovala Sc tez
We skrince.
Y tom vracel sc sluha. Bob
Back vstal, ale sluha zakroutil
hlavou.
"Az to roznesu. Hned pri-
jdu!"
Y ruce nesl objemny kos, 2
nehoz vytahoval RUNE lahud-
ky, sklenky a lahvicky. Ia
chvili pochutnavaly 81 danny ma
sunce a pripijely cervene vino.
Bob Back dival Sc jake vyje-
veny. Tohle jeste nevidel, by
Gekatele Sc takhle pohodlne v
cekarne zaridili.
] do vedlejSi mistnosti nesl
sluha lahev VIVA. Mlada ma
minka nakoukla "a MIN a VIOLA
la:
"Dobre chutnani, bobeckun'
Sluha Sc vratil, pokynul Bot
Backovi a vySel 5 MIN ma chod-
bu.
"Kdybych byl tuSil, re obsta.
ravate presnidavky, byl bych
vas take poprosil ="
go vas u%apada! To .jen
naSim urednikum."
"Jak pax? Ty danny pfece
isou c~ekatelky -"
"Ty danny? TO 1sou nase Il
rednice!'
"Vzdyt Ia jedna tvrdila, Re
tn ceka w Sest meslcu -"
"Ze ceka sest mesicu? A 10
io. Mate pravdu. Podala 81
zadost o pridavek ma osaceni,
trochu 81 pohnevala pana pred
nostu a ted musi cekat, az Sc
ma nj udobrl.'
"Dovolte, vzdyt' jedna z O.
mech dam ma tam dokonce
nejakeho chlapecka We vedlej-
81 mistnosti. Mazlila sc S MIN,
a rlkala mu milanku, bobeG-
ku -
"Pssst, Nekficte tax! Glove.
&c, w jste spadl S mesice. To
ic pfece pokoj pana sekreta-
he. Tohle Vi uz kazde male
Gitc, kdo .je to u miniterstVa
bobecek.'
Bob Back nevychazel Z udl-
w.
"A ted prosim, mluvte, co 81
pfeiete?'
Rad bych vedel, co vite
blizsiho 0 byvalem SVEN che,
fowl kancelare, panu radovi
Landrasovi.'
80, muj zlaty, o tom ted
nikdo nevi. Zmizel pry Il Ia
by. Ostatne, tady by bylo pc
sledni misto. kde byste no ma
SCI. Ten tn nebyval. ami kdyz
t. mel byt, natoz ted, ldyz uz
je v pensi!"
"Myslim, jestli byste mi jen
mohl rici neco o jeho obycc-
jich -
Jake pax gbycejc' Kdyz
bylo venku osklivo, to Sc mu
nechteio z domova, a kdyz by
10 hezky, sci radeji do priro-
dy. Rikaval. &c sinechce moe
ma kancelar zvyknout, ably Sc
mu 20 n nestyskalo, az pude
do pense.'
Bob Back uznal, re sc Nee
10 nedozvi ale jeste nez ode
Sci, obratil Sc k sluhovi a pra-
vii:
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DyI D OUOu clI al NlldIlcIs dh
namiril revolver pod postel.
"Polez ven! Nebo strelim!''
,Postava pod posteli Sc po-
hnula a oval Sc HAS:
"Tatinku, at mic necha!"
"Hrom do toho! To je muj
kluk! Co tam delaS? Lezes
ven!"
Simecek sahnul pod postel a
vytahl ma svetlo postavu S je-
zatou hlavou a plnovousem,
ale kratkyma nohama.
"Jak to vypadas, Franto?-
Das to dolu!"
Strhl mu vousy, pod nimiz
objevila Sc ustraSena tvar asi
ctrnactileteho chlapce.
Cos delal pod posteli? A
k cemu ty f~ousy?"
Bob Back prekvapen nahlym
obratem, hledel'na vyjev S po-
lootevfenymi usty.
mo tax, Dude to? Mluv,
neb estli vemu hill
"Tatinku, prosim t6, nezlob
Sc, ia jsem 81 wal ty vousy, a
bych vypadal starsi ="
"A proc?"
ga tax chodim do biogra-
flu. Oni by mne tam nepustili,
kdyz mi neni jeSte sestnact."
Bob Back znovu videl mize-
ii sen o dopadeni zlocince, ale
hned no napadlo, re kluk, ma
svstevnik biografn, mohl by nit
prece jen prsty V tajemnem
pTipadu a mohl by byt pisate-
lem nalezeneho dopisu nebo
napisu ma dvlrkach, kteryzto
napis 81 ma stesti pr jedne re
svych obchuzek ototografovaf.
"Sedni 81 tady Ike stolu a ne
co mi napises,' porucil kluko-
Vi, ktery opslusne vykonal roz-
kaz. Detektiv dial mu papi1,
pero, inkoust a diktoval:
IS poctivosti Medal dojdeS!
VyJde pravda ma vrch jake
olej mad vodu!'
PAX wal napsane vety, "a
chnfurll Sc a zakroutil hlavou.
'Napsal to spatn6, cor O
zval sc Simecek. "Dyt' to po-
rad rlkam. kluk le samej bio
graf a ucit Sc nechce. Mamlas
jedenp'
A r%ozprahnuN sc, ma mlste
odmenil sveho synacka rao-
nym pohlavkem.
"A ted to napiste wy obra
Ill Sc Bob Back k domovniko-
vi, chteje miti i V tomto ohle-
du jistotu.
ia? Proc ja?" vytacel Sc
Simecek.
"Rychle, narizuji VAN to
lmenem zakona!"
'Dejte pokoj. Nezahanbuj
tie me pred vlastnim ditetem.'
w jsem rekl!"
- SimeGek sedl Ike stolu, wa
tezkou rukou pero IA namaha-
We, nekolikrate sc pferuslv,
kreslil ma papir RUNE, rozben-
lie a rozkymacene pismeny
mad nimiz Sc Frantik, nahllze-
lie mu pres rameno, dial do hla
siteho smichu.
mo TAX vidi, fotr. Nechodis
do bijaku a drapes hur neil
ia"
Zahanbeny otec rozehnal sc
30 synovi, ale TEN w byl ze
dveri.
Take Bob Back rozmrzen 0,
pustil byt domovnikuv -.
V zahrade, V beSldce, Ia
hledl slecnu Lii maZlit Sc
Arsenem.
"Hodny Arsenek, hodny! -
Dostane cukricek! Del m
hezky pacinku."
Arsenek podal zpusobne pa
cinku a rozchroupal kostku Gu
krrl. Lii no pohladila.
"Tak a ted Sc muzes troskl
probehnout.'
Poslusny Arsenek zavrtel Q
caskpm 2 vvb9hl Il beSldkV. :
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Charles Garland z Massachusetts, rozmyslil 81 to a prime
million dollarG, jez odkazal mu jeho otec, ale pravi, re podrzi
81 z toho jenom $500 ma zvelebeni sve fanny. Ma teto fotogra-
fiji jest Garland a April Farm jeho trisvetnicovy domek V
North Carver, Mass. Kdyz posledni vile otcova byla otevrena,
Garland %prohlasi, re nechce omen million dollaru, jezto nepo-
klada Sc k MIN "a opravnena. MONA, re ia okolnost, re ne
davno stal Sc otcem ditka, mela co ciniti Sc zmenou jeho smy-
slenl. n = u sw u y A&kfu
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Divky mohou u mas zaciti
novy kurs.

Jedina skola v meste vyuGu-
jici siti a stfih satul Cd samych
zakladu az pc dokonalost. Po-
rovnavejte jina zamestnani a
|shledate, re nase jest ~nejlepsi.
Siti mdze byti vyuzito pc cely
zivot. Zveme rodiee mladych
dlvek. Tridy denni a kazde
pondeli a ctvrtek vecer. Zalo-
zena roku 1910.
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ZelenY automobil.
Romanek milionarovy dcery. Napsal Josef Skruzny.

nejsikovnejSlho antouSka, u
chvatil zvire, a nee prekvapeny
! Arsen mohl zastekat. stroll jej
pod kabat a rychlymi krcky
Sc vzdaloval cd domu Landra.
; sova.
Prisel domu a premyslel, jak
s psikem nalozit. Nejprve no
napadlo, ably .zvife sprovodil Sc
F., sveta. Vedel, re psicek je mi
lackem Lii. Ale kdyz Sc "a
divl ma poplasene zviratko,
ktere pobihala vydesene a uz-
kostne pc pokoji, zzelelo Sc mu
no a uminil Sc, re jej vyvezc
nekam az Ike ctyrem "chalu-
PAM, tam, kan zavezli v o.
Isudne noel jej.
Spokojene povecerel, zbyt-
ky postavil ma tallri do kouta,
! ale Arsen nevenoval Jim poor
nosti a jen cmuchal u dverf,
obeas skrabal dobyval Sc ven,
nebo zalostne zakxilel. To Bob
Backa rozGilovalo.
Ably Sc aspon ma chvili zba-
Ivil vycitaveho a zalostneho XVI
leni, seimul harmoniku a po-
cal hrati. To vsak Arsenovi
dodalo. z zalostneho tichoun-
keno kvileni pocal haste W.T.
a narikat.
Ia chvili ozyvaly sc re SOU
sedstvi RAINY ma steny a cely
| dunn byl vzhuru. Ma chodbach
srotili Sc najemnici a haste
hubovali.
Deputace, sestavajici z e.
nergicke 'hokynafky Mafuhko-
We a jedne sousedky, zaboucha
la ma dveTe a zadala vpusteni.
Bob Back, z obavy, ably pes
otevrenymi dveTmi neproklouzl
pocal vyjednavat zavrenymi
dvefmi. Ma obou stranach Sc
hodne kricelo a rezultat byl,
re Bob Back ulozil harmoniku,
shledal provazky, 4 nichz ude
lal JAKE TAXI obojek a prova-
EEK a vySel S psickem ma ulici.
Srdce by Sc byIo Lii utrhlo
mad zalostnym tim obrazkem.
Arsen vyd6Sene vzpiral Sc ne
znamemu zachazeni. Milacek
dcery millonarovy, ktery pys-
ne nosil hadkovy zlaty nara
mex kolem krcku, Skrtil sc ma
sprostem "cukrspagatu', Via
cen zizkovskymi ulicemi pro
lgaudlum ullcnlku.
Do smrti nezapomene Bob
Back ma nasledujici noe: xvi
re Vylo a skucelo, take detek-
tivovi nezbyvalo mic .jineho,
nez wit ie k sobe do postele.
Pes neral ami rano, ba ami
Y poledne.
Kdyz Sc odpoledne chystal
bob Back odvezti jej mimo Pra
hu, nahle napadla no mySlen-
ka. ZadiVal Sc ma Arsena,
ktery lezel S cumaGkem pri-
Itisknutym Ike spodni skuline
dveri.
"Ano, to Dude vyborne!'
Uchopil psicka, posadil 81
-Iiei ma kiln a hladil pc hrbete.
"Zustanes u mne, Arsenku,
a pomuzes mi V p%atrani.'
Pax sc pohr1Zll do ctenl IL
stu. Y zadni cast insertu po-
ysimnul 81 velkym pismem vys
i sazeneho insertu:
.ZABEHL
), cerny ratlicek, slysici ma
jmeno Arscn. K odevzda
I'd odmcnu 500 korun
Dale ueGctl. rZasmal Sc hla.
: site!
!, HIN! Mohl bych 81 vyde-
|lati 500 korun! Ale je to mala
: nahrada "a zniceny Sat phi O.
i sudnem vylete. A ,jsem jist, re
re konecne me vitezstvi Dude
: nit .cenu mnohem vetsi."
: PAX nalil ma talirek vodn,
postavil il vedle .zradla, oblekl
3AA &c ~ -.
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"Vy tedy nevite nc, ale "a
to ia yam neco povim. Jste
dosud svobodny, jezdite do L.
radu elektrikou a miluiete
sport
Sluha drzel uz kliku u dveri,
ale pustil il a zadival Sc ma de-
tektiva.
"Jak to vite?"
Mali clovek pozorovavci
talent, vidi to ma prvni pohled.
Mate poslapane boty, jezdlte
tedy elektrikou. Z kapsy VAN
kouka "Pondelnik'', iste tedy
sportsman, nebot' proc byste
no kupoval. A jste svobod-
ny, nebot' kdybyste byl zenat,
zena by vas V tam te spolec-
nosti nenechala. Nam pra.
vdu?'
ma mou duSi, mate"
Bob Back. uspokojen, lie ten
tokrate vsecko spravne uhodl
podekoval sluhovi a podrazden
vuni Sunky a pohledem ma per-
.llci Sc vino. vySel ma ulici, kde
Y neiblizsim ho6tnci lined u
koji! pozadavky sveho zalud-
ku.
Pc idle zrekapituloval 81
vysledky sveho patrani. Wy
nal 4 kapsy objemnou tobolku
V niz nosil vsecky dulezite do
kumenty a fstiny, a rozlozil
je ma stole. Mel tam .listek s
napisem: Pamatui ma prvni.
kveten, dale slepene zbytky
r~oztrhaneho dopisu, . nehoz L.
ryvky tolik povidaly a iez ne
mohl dosud rozluStit, a ofoto-
grafovana a doplnena slova re
zahraCnich vratek: Ten bo-
hac byl We sklepe zabitej.
Hlavou prolitly mu vzpo-
m{nky ma vsecky udalosti po-
slednlch dnu a pripadal si.jako
hodinarsky ucen mad rozebra-
|nymi hodinkami. Kolecka jsou
tn, jen je dat dohromady. vi
del re mu dosud nejake kole-
cko schazl -.
Schoval Ease tobolku Sc wa
cnymi dokumenty, zaplatil a
vySel ma ulici. Bylo "a neko-
lik minut dvanact, kdyz dosel
Ike kostelu sv. Mikulase. "
zahybal dolu k Malostranske-
mu namesti, kdyz byla jeho po-
zornost upoutana hlouckem re
braku. kteri sc zdali byt znac-
ne poboureni. A kdyz Sc pri-
bllzil, zaslechl uryvky ieiich
vady:
Kan no sem cert DTineSli.
zrovna Ike kostelu, Jeste je
mas tn malo?.'
"Je to pravda! Dneska, kdy
lie Q drobny nouze a korunu ne
da zadnei.'
ia tady zebram uz patnact
let, ale takovouhle konkurenci
nepamatuju!'
Emu, ted, co je tady tolik
tech ouradu a ministerstev, pri
beiva holt i ~zebraku, to iinac
neini.'
10, ienze driv clovek neco
dostal, kdyz Sc modlil, ale ted
~ ma to lidi nedaji!"
20, 10, este Sc dockame, &c
81 budeme muset chodit pro al
muznu S klackama a ~nadavka-
ma. Takovej ie ted svet!!"
"A phi takoye mizerii nam
Sc tn p~ostavi.'
Go abysme sebrali mezi Sc
bou asi dyacet korun a dali mu
je jake odstupnV?"
"Jo a ON le veZme a ze.Jtra
sc til postavi zas. To name Z
toho, re nejsme organisovs.-
ny
"Aha!'' pomyslil 81 Bob Back
"pribyl jim konkurent.'
Now zebrak nevsimal 81 kc,
Stal Y koutku, shrbeny,
rozbitou cepici drzel V ruce,
sedive vlasy padaly mu do oti
. cplypoly hucfyn -SoHiytn1
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vela 0 sve ztrate pritelkyni, S
kterou zastihl il uz jedenkla-
tie u dvefi domovnich. Opodal
stal Smecek s cepici v ruce.
"Ubohy ARISEN, bobecek dra-
by - CO ash zkusi, kde asi je."
"Draha Lii, netrap Sc tolik.
Tomu je w dobre, jiste 81 ma
mem nekdo pochutnal. Krmili
.jste no vyborne"
"Nemluv TAX! To by bylo
strasne! Coz jsou tax ukrutni
Tide ma svete?"
"Jsou Tide, Lii, kteri mali
hlad -"
"Proc neprisli Ike mne, -
byla bych Jim dala najist, ale
nemeli mi brat meho Arsena !
Ami netusis, jak mi je ubo~
zatka Ito! Snad nekde v kou-
tku place a narika -"
"Odpusteji, slecinko, re Jim
skacu do reel -" vmisil Sc do
rozmluvy Simecek, "ale ia my
slim, re no ukradla ia zenska,
co Sc tady vyptavala ="
"Jaka zenska, Simecku?"
"Inu, naka zenska tady byla
q vypt6vala BE ma naseho pa
ma, jestli uz o mem neco vine.
|Chtela vedet vsecko z gruntu
a dala mi petikorunu -
"Jak %vypadala
"To prosim, nevim. Mela
ma vobliceji hustej slajer-'
"a co jste il rekl?"
mo, re to ~vysetruje policie,
ale re jeste mic nevime!"
"A kan Sla ia dama?"
"Zahlidla jich vychazet do
zahrady a schovala Sc "a sloup.
Proto 81 ted myslim, re asi CT
hala ma naseho Arsena a re
to v%yptavani bylo jen TAX =
Vereji mi, slecinko, neco ma
tom je."
"a proc by kradla psa?"
80, sleeinko, zlod6jstvi je
|ted r%ozsiTeny. Ted kradou
nobl vobleceny lidi! A to je
tim, re Sc to malo tresta. Kaz-
del zlodej by mel viset-"
Lii Sc zarazila. Vzpomnela
81 ma Ferryho. Proud slzi Wy.
tryskl il 2 oci =.
Bob Back, jemuz neuSlo je.
dine slovo, velice sc radoNal
ale zaroven j podivil. Takhle
narikala pro zvire Ncera mill.
onare, jehoz zmizeni zanecha.
10 il uplne chladnou! Kdyby
mic iincho uz nebylo vzbudilC
v .jeho dust podeZrenf, stacil(
toto srovnani uplne. Ano, Lii
~ byla zasvCcena do Zmizen.
lsyeho otce! Ncsmi il spustit
S oci!
Uspokojen vracel Sc cd mari.
kaiici velitelky k narikajicimt
Arsenovi =.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-04
IS MEADOW CITY
BOYS AND GIRLS
GIVEN DIPLOMAS
Especial Correspondence to The yournal)

Especial Correspondence TO The Jcurnal)
Las vegas, ". NJ, June Six
teen students were graduated Fri
day night from the Las Vegas high
school. In the afternoon 20 boys
eighth grade. The honor student
of the high school was Miss Eva
Ruth Martin, the youngest mem
Der of the graduating class and
also the valedictorian. Miss Mar
tin received the scholarship in
Colorado college. Colorado Springs,
and in the Chillocothe Business
college, Chillocothe, Mo. Ben
Throckmorton received the short
'er scholarship in Colorado college,
having ranked second in his stand
ing.
High school students who re-
ceived silver "V's' for having done
meritorious work in both first and
second semesters and for eXem-
plary conduct are Alice Danziger,
Dorothy Coors, Lucille Leahy, Mir
lam Nahm, Elizabeth Barrett,
Elizabeth Padgett, Eva Ruth Mar
tin, Robert Hearn, Don Sundt, Ell
lis SleBlllZ, nay NSWGOiIltl, aim
Fries. Those who received "V's"
for meritorious work and conduct
during one semester are Waldo
Rogers. Mildred Davy, Mary Hun
ker, and Helen Regehr. At the
close of the high school course
those who have received silver
"V's" for the required number of
semesters will receive gold Tvs"
During the year the city school
had an enrolment of S5S, with
applications for other enrollments
that were not accepted because of
room. The new high school build
ing, now under construction, will
enable the schools to receive all
pupils next fall The high school
had an enrolment of 101,
The members of the high school
graduating class are Homer Iden,
Geneva Bausell, Ben Throckmor-
ton, Sylvia Nicer, Oscar Stern, Ger
trude Fisher, John Gallegos, Beth
Massey, Luciano Garcia. Lillian
Paulsen, Eugene Craven, Eva Ruth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-04

Toronto, June 3.-After three
days of balloting the Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen, in conven-
ton here have reaffirmed the zap
pointment of the former staff of
grand lodge officers. Val Fitzpat-
rick of Columbus. O., and NJ. j.
Murphy of Cleveland, have been
|re-elected vice presidents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-04
NEGROES SPENT
T H Z night In
TREES, BUSHES
Practically Normal Condi-
tons Prevail at Kirvin;
Rumors of Possible Race
Riots Discounted.
tBy The Associated press.)

Kirvin, Texas, June (by the
Associated Press). - Practically
normal conditions prevailed again
in and. near Kirvin tonight.
Rumors of possible race riots and
clashes Of whites and negroes con-
tinued, but were discounted. MANY
men who were armed this morn
ing had put aside their weapons
and most of the crowds which
came here from adjoining counties
and nearby cities had gone home.
Many Of the negroes were re-
ported to have left their homes to
avoid possible trouble.
The bodies of Allie and Leroy
Gibson, negroes killed in fight
with officers yesterday, are in pos
session of relatives. it was said.
Sheriff Mayo denied today that the
negroes We're taken into custody
because of alleged connection with
the murder of q 17-year-old girl,
which resulted in the lynching of
four negroes. The sheriff declared
there was no formal charge
against the Gibsons and deputies
sought them to investigate an al
legged attempt by white men to
whip one of them.
THE negroes in the community
are behaving themselves and I
don't anticipate any trouble from
them" Sheriff Mayo declared.
Their attitude seems to be one of
fear toward the whites rather than
one of defiance"
Many negroes spent Friday
night in trees and bushes, COM
pletely abandoning their homes
through the fear of the white peo-
pie" M. T. Gonzales, government
agent who came here to investi-
gate the reported trouble, said TO-
day after trip through the negro
settlement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-04

Martin, Joe Sperry, Carol Hurt,
Adolfo Martinez, Corrinne Kauf-
man.
The eighth graders who received
diplomas are Mildred r. Appel,
Helen Bell, Frances Bennett, Fred
erika Deckard, Ida Garcia, Anita
II. Hoag, Laura B. knight, Marie
Heating, Helen Leahy. Mary Il.
Maloney. Leona McAllester, Flea
nor V. Nichols. Ruth Van Huissel-
ing. James p. Earickson. James E.
Horne, Taylor Knight, Clifford e.
Linberg, Ithel Malaney, Paul 4.
Martin, Walter B. Mcfarland. Fred
+. Morgan, Ira L. Paulson, George
ITCHY, Alfonso Trujillo, Bert
Woodall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-04
BEING H0UMDED BY A
CLIQUE" SAYS MAJOR

Wrightstown, n. J., June s.
The trial by court martial Of Maj.
Malcolm Wheeler Nicholson on
three charges, absent without
leave. making an alleged false
statement and writing to President
Harding that Prussianism existed
in the army was started at Camp
Dix today. The court heard testi-
mony only on the first two charges.
Major Nicholson reiterated
charges to the court that he was
being "hounded by a Clique" in the
war deAartment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-04
COMMISSION MEETS.

Washington, June. S.-The new
ly created interdepartmental com
mission recently authorized by
congress to supervise importation
and transportation of narcotics
held its first meeting today at the
state department and formulated
a preliminary plan of procedure.
The state, commerce and treasury
departments are represented on
the body.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-04

Mrs. Nina Smythe, Los Angeles
widow with several children to
support, thought she was out of
luck when compelled to toll as d
laundress for small weekly wage.
BY rigid economy she managed to
save several hundred dollars with
which she took a chance in an oil
land investment, and now she en-
joys an income of $4,000 week.