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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-30
CALENDAR
TO-DAY.

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Rittenhouse- Bechtel wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Bechtei give
noon dinner for Rittenhouse- Bechtel bridal
party. ~
Tn-City Pan-Hellsnic luncheon.
womsn's Trade Union league card party
In Industrial hone.
Miss Msrg.ret Lamont sives pre-nuptial
dinner for Miss Reid.
MONDAY.
Business and Professional Woman's club
Past Noble Grand club. Eudora Re
bekah lodge entertained By Mrs. Mauds
Stran. 1912 Fourteenth. and a-haif street.
Music Students meet with Mrs. p. b.
Schroeder. Davenport.
81. Joseph's alumni meet.
Girls Friendly society supper meeting.
Knights Templar drill corps dance.
Helpers circle. Kings Daughters, meets
with Mrs. H. 8. Cable.
Miss Katherine Hackstedt, 1884 FIJI
! tenth avenue. gives party for Miss Reid.
! st. Cecilia's guild meets.
Special meeting Silver Cross circle.
King's Daughters. At Y. W. C. A.
TUESDAY.
Rock Island Musical club has opening
meeting at J. H. Hauberg home.
Tn-City Chapter. Villa Alumnae enter
tanned by Miss Naomi Murphy. S2o7
! Seventh avenue.
/ Bethany home sewing circle meets.
Colonel Bracket circle.
/ Ready to Help circle. Kings Daughters.
j meets with Mrs Fred Pollard, 1895 Twen-
| ty-first street.
! Steadfast circle. Kings Daughters meet
! with Miss Muriel zimmerman. 1O43 TWEEN
/ tieth street.
| High school parent teachers association
has opening meeting.
Horace Mann PIT. A.
WEDNESDAY.
Hombledal- Reid wedding.
Augustana Endowment Fund society en-
tertained by Mrs. H. l.. Becker. 3Sl5
Eighth avenue.
G. G.. G. club meets with Mrs Will
Gauley. $40 Fortieth street.
i Eliza Garfield tent. No. %, Daughters
of Veterans, meet.
/ Jolly IL 500 club entertained at home
Of Mrs. c. H. Truedson. 1915 Twelfth
street.
Margaret Giles circle. Kings Daughters
meets with Mrs. o. o. Schultz, 1884
Twelfth street.
Kemble school PIT. A.
Mrs. H. NJ. Railsback of Moline en-.
; tertains at bridge at Rock Island Arsenal
Golf club.
In-His-N Name circle. Kings Daughters
. meets with Mrs. r. E. Swanson. 1905
Sixth avenue.
Tr-City Embroidery club meets with
, Mrs. Elsie Killing. 20O2 Sixteenth street
, Moline.
i Miss Helen Hanson, s35 Twenty-fftt
stpeet, gives pre-nuptial party for Mis-.
Olga Jane Helpensteil
Washington school P T. A.
, Helen Gould auxiliary meets.
c. w. club sponsors supper program .;
Milan Presbyterian church
FRIDAY.
Grant school p T. A. meets
Mrs. f. v. Coulston. 1913 Twenty sec
and street, gives pre-nuptial party fo
Miss Olga Jane Helpenstel.
Francis Willard PIT. A. sponsors penn,
|
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-30
Clear SIS From Card Party.

The first Of a series Of calG
parties to be given by the Barbara
Fritchie tent No. 81, Daughters 81
Veterans. was held yesterday aft
ernoon at Maths hall. There were
Is tables of 500 played. Prize!
were awarded the winners anl
luncheon served. The sum of 81;
was cleared from the affair. Al
all day sewing will be held Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Selin;
Ransom. Picnic dinner will b.
served at noon. s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-30
Thirty:five Couples at Dance.

About thirty-five couples enjoyed
- card party and dance given last
knt at Woodman hall by the Four
US club. Eight tables of 500
seFe played and prizes awarded to
rs B. F. johnson, Mrs. Edwin
Mendell. A. G. Kruse, John Schcel
g John Blade. Days orchestra
FINISHED the music.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-30
Mrs. Railshack TO Give Bridge.

Mrs. KaiIsback to Give Bridge.
Mrs. Howard M. Railsback of Mo-
line has issued invitations to an
afternoon bridge at which she will
entertain Wednesday. The party
will be held at Rock Island Arsenal
Golf club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-30
THTRSDAY,
FRIDAY.

Grant school P T A. meets
Mrs. E. V. Coulston, 1913 Twenty Sec
and street, gives pre-nuptial party for
Miss Olga Jane Helpenstell
Francis Willard PIT. A. sponsors penny
sale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29
Nemci chteji rozbit ev. cir
kew ma SIovensku. Evangeli-

Nemc1 chteJt r0ZbIt ev. car
kew ma SIovensku. Evangeli-
cka cfrkev ma Slovensku ie
trojjazycna; vedle slovenske .
vetSiny ma take nemeckou a
mad arskou menSinu. Vedenl
cirkve presto po pfevratu pri-
rozene do rukou slovenskych,
pres to ponechana, zejmena
Nemcum, dCaSt ma cirkevnl |
sprave a to Y mire snad jeSte
vetSi, nez by odpovidalo jejich
clselnemu pomeru. Podobne
vychazela cirkevni sprava neo
bycejne vstric Skolskym poza-
davkum eve nemecke a mad az
ske menSiny TAX evangeli-
kum mad arskym bylo pc pre-
vratu prenechano ev. gymna
SUM Rimayske Sobote a ma
d'arske tridy ma ev. lyceu bra
tislayskem. Podobne prenecha
no Nemcum pc prevratu ev. ly
ceum v kezmarce Zrizeny
paralelni trldy n6mecke prl
ev. .lyceu We SpiSsk6 Move Vsi.
SlovenSti ev. biskupSti ma
m6stkoye sli dokonce tax dale
ko, re snazice Sc vyhoveti
Nemcum a Mad arum, temer
zanedbavali skolske zaimy
slovenske vetSiny sve cirkve..
Nyni Sc konaji pripravy k vol
be biskupu. Slovaci kandiduii
dosavadnl biskupske nam6st-
ky. Nemci Mad ari vSak de-
monstrujice proti neobycejne
hberalnlm spravcum cirkve
evangelicke, vytasili Sc svymi
vlastnimi kandidaty.. Patrne
Jim povolnost bislsupskych kan
didatu Zacha a dr.. JanoSky
nestaci. Ba nemetti evangelical
bradshaw Sli jeSte dale. V ne
deli dne II. t. m. mel Sc zaby-
Vati cirkevni konvent cirkve
ev. a. Y. Bratislav6 otaZkOu
! kandidaata ma biskupske stoli~
ce. Misto toho navrhli nemec-
ko-mad arSti Glenove tOhOto
mistniho cirkevniho sboru, ably
bratislavska evangelicka cir
KEN vystoupila Sc svazku ev.
cirkvi Slovenska a pTipojila Sc
k nemecke ev. cirkevni orga-
nisaci Sc sidlem Y Jablonci. Ma
vrh byl pres protest Slovenske
menSiny odhlasovan. Pripad
bratislaysky jest poutny. Do
prevratu vladla nemecko-ma-
q arska menSina ev. cirkvi ma
Slovensku skoro upln6. Po pre-
Vratu nastala rovnopravnoSt.
Nemcum a Mad arum je vSak
. rovnopravnost proti mysli O
: usneseni ev. cirkve bratislav-
| ske budou rozhodovat ieSte To-
: Ia vyssi: seniorat resp di-
: strikt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29
Mas vyslanec We Washingto-

re or. Bedrich St6panek pribyl
=. cervna do Prahy. JaH sd6-
luje "Ces. Slovo", byl dr. Ste
panek, yykonaV navstevu u mi
nisterskeho precisely dra Be-
nese a kancldfe dra Samala,
prijat take presidentem repu-
bliky. Piiiezd dra Stepanka do
Prahy souvisi, jak Sc prosly-
cha, dulezitymi statnimi "a
lezitostmi, po iichz vyrizeni
vrati Sc vyslanec Ma sVe mistC
ve Washingtone.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29

ii 81 ty, koho by duchovenstvo
svobodnou volbou volilo. vi
kari by musili byti voleni knez
stvem a biskup by musel byti |
povinen, ably sNolaval V cas- di- |
ecesni snemy, iak to ostatne
samy cirkevni zakony narizu-
'ji byl by povinnen dati
knezi volnost slova, kdyhy to,
co by pronasel, proti samot-
nemu biskupoVi smerovalo. -
Potom by sc slaplo ma hlavu
vsi te neuprlmnoSti a zakryva-
mi zloradu. Nerejna kontrola
vseho duchovenStva by bd6la,
aby ciste uceni Kristovo neby-
10 zamenovano "a hdske usta-
noveni, jez nabozenstvi zne-
uctivaji rozky6t prave zboz-
nosti povrchnim formalismem
nahrazuji. Dbalo by Sc, ably
v prve rade. srdce lidska byla
uSlechtila, aby Buh byl uctlvan
ne slovy, ale skutky. Jak by
mas lid Sc vracel rad do ko-
stelu, jak jinak by 81 kn6ze va
zili a jak jinak rad by knee
lpracoval, kdyby Sc nebal tai
Inych utoku, proti kterym jest
bezmocny a bezbranny. Ted
lie vice meme otrokem a ne pou
re otrokem sve vrchnosti, ale
ltake otrokem syGtSke moci. -
Lid k nemu nema duvery a la
sky, chladne Sc diva ma jeho O.
sud a nema pochopeni pro jeho
| bolesti a pro leho touhy, pro-
toze vycit 'uje, re ten knee je
vlastne pouhym nastrojem Y
rukou iinych to We velike vet
Isine rukou cizl.h. To jsou o
kovy, ktere roZiizvi kazde srd
ce kneze, jenz ma trochu jas
neho rozhledu a neZtup6l V
malomocnem zdpasu. kdy ko-
necne jednou yzejde jitrenka,
ohlasujici novy zivot kn6z-
sky"
Slova fararova byla prone
sena S vroucim zapalem a je-
: no postesknuti znelo jako vo-
lani k nebi, aby brzy priSlo Wy
svobozeni. Jan byl strzen je-
no slovy, nichz dychala vre-
: la touha po naprave. Vsecko.
co farar povidal, bylo tax pri-
rozene a tax nesrozumitelne,
re mic v ieho dust protl tomu
Sc nevzpiralo. Ano, ie tfeba
: svobody, je trpba vraceni pray
= je treba mocne otisty, ably
nabozenstvi bylo osvobozenC
cd Hdskych nesvaru.
Ted w farare dobfe pozna
: a dobre mu rozumel. Az do
( sud dival sc nan jako ma Glove.
E ka, ktery mel zivote neStest
: a ktery mcdowell jiti on6mi uz.
kymi kolejnicemi, kterymi tu
: pc kraceli JIM. Ted vsak po
!. citil k nemu uctu. Clovek,
Q jehoz duSi plane tolik kra
! snych myslenek, ktery nepfej'
G si kaceti, ale pouze otistiti hu
Il dovu a dati il puvodnl krasn,
) vzhled, takoyy clovek vynuco
: val 81 jeho uctu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29
Pekny braticek.

"Jak rad bych mel malou Sc
stricku,' povida maly Robert
tatinkovi. - 'Proc?' - A
bych 81 nj hral. w mne O.
mrzelo stale zlohit koCku -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29

"Protoze S MIN jedi slecna
Nina a ia dovede pitt jako on
S tim toliko rozdilem, re sc ne
opije. Jeji bratr je konsistor-
MIN radou proto je to dovo-
leno. Pockejte, az pride pan
dekan k nam, zavedu rec O.
potom uz bude povidat sam"
"Tohle bych byl nerekl,"
povidal 81 jako V uzkosti. "Na
iedn6 strane della prisneho,
kazdeho posuzuje, a ma druhe
by sam zaslouzil. A nejde mi
do hlavy, re ie mu to promije-
no.
"Kazdemu je vsechno pro-
mijeno, kdo dovede klopit oci,
vzdychat, prikyvovat, komedii
hrat. NejvetSim zlocinem ie
pravda a pfimost, nejvetsim
zlem je volani po spravedlno-
sti rovnem pravu. Podle ma
zoru nasich predstavenych ne
ma podrlzeny zadneho oprav-
|n6nl pronaSet svuj usudek, ne
bo dokaZovat, re oni Sc myli.
Nedlvaji sc na kneze jake ma
posveceneho Pane, ale jako ma
jisty druh kancelaIskych slu-
| hu, Il nichz plati pouze pravo,
ably mlceli a kyvali. Jen bud
te trpelivy, leccemus Sc nauci-
Ite."
Cor tam neni zadneho u
slechtileho elena konsistore,
aby energicky zadal, napra-
lvu?"
"Ale ano, jsou tam lide je-
dnotlivci velmi hodni, radni q
vzdalani, slechetni lide, ale ii
nemaji moci. Nekteri cini po-
kusy pom6ry zmenit, ale brzy
dojdou k nahledu, ze je lepe
byti hluchym a nemym, pro-
toze by jejich zivot byl pc
KLEIN. Je to, kratce receno, sy-
istem a ten system je tax "a
zran a zakorenen, re by bylo
ItTeba prav6 revoluce, aby byl
Izkacen a nahrazen pravou pro
1 lziravosti a spravedlnostf. Zlo
koreni hned We hlave. Diecesi
je dan biskup, ktery pomery
nezna. Pride odiinud be2
vule, ano proti vuli lidu. Ne.
; INA knezi, nezna lidu, nezni
. zvlaStnosti V diecesi panujlci
. Je to muz, ktery V prve radf
. ma ma starosti, ably Sc llbil pa
! nuiicimu smeru vladnlmu. =
. Proto dostal takove teple mi
sto. On to Vi tim Sc rldi
!: Co je duchovni sprava, co j
zivot Sirokych vrsteV, to vsech
no ie mu Spanelskou vesnici. 4
nesnazi Sc tuto spanelskou We
nici roZluStit. kolem ne
. no Sc stale podpaluje kadidlo
!: ze je namestek svatvch apostle
!: III a on jediny re je pastyfem
! otcem, svrchovanym panem
!: Proto uz sam dba toho, ably nj
{ kdo nestiral te svatozare. Pro
toze obvykle rozumi duchovn
!. sprave meme nez poslednl ka
t plan, potrebuje radce. A t.
} ovSem vybira die sve chuti. =
kn6zi, kteTl obyvkle sc V du
: chovnl sprave AM neohral
: kteri cd vysveceni bud lax
konsistorni pisari nebo lak
' profesofi V seminari ma zpu
sob panu cd zeleneho stolu sc
deli "a vetrem, ii novemu pa
nu stanou Sc povolnymi nastrc
il. Tu tam nahodou zablou
di mezi ne otevrena uSlechtil
hlava, ale ia je prehlasovans
: te nahazeji tolik klacku po
' nohy, re roztrpcena, zrekne $
marne namahy. Rekndte san
kolik je nasi konsistofi knf
: III, kteri prodelali trpkou skc
: lu zivota jako kaplani a farf
III"
"Takovy tam neni zadny,
y pripoustel, sleduje pochod Il
:. rarovych myslenek.
Il "Nu tax. Jinak theorii, ]
max V praksi. Theorii ii pal
!. znaii. ale Y nrakSi pokulhaV:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29
JAN VLADYK
ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

duse, v nasem je Leiner a je-
ste jeden. Toho sc boil VI
kar, protoze vi, re dovede byti
nebezpecnym. V obecnem III
vote Sc takovym osobnostem
rlka spiclove, u mas jsou to
milci. A tito milcove referu-
| il. O vSem a 0 kazde,m. Dove
dou vSechno vypatrati, vysly
chaji porodni baby, ktere do
| nekolika farnosti dochazeji,
jak a CO tam slysely, chytfe Sc
vyptaji vikariatnich poslu, ma
pohrbech zayadeji hovor ko-
stelniky, provazejicimi jedno-
tive kneze, yyslechnou hospod
ske zvasty, a je-li treba, "a
Ijdou 81 do CHI farnostl "a
stavi sc S kazdou babkou, pa
souci husy. Co toho nasbira-
il! A jakou tucnou kofist po-
tom nahoru vlekoul Pockejte,
az vas tam budou vochlovati. =
Zasmal Sc kratkym Tezavym
smichem, jakoby 81 vzpominal
ma sve vlastni zkusenosti.
! Coz tenn panum neni ham
ba prijlmati takov6 klepy?' eli
vii Sc Jan.
! "Jaka hanba? Oni potrebu-
| il miti proti knezim material,
ably je, kdyby vzdoroval, u
krotili ten material Jim vika-
ii nedodaji. Sice mezi temi
isou nekdy takove ochotne du-
Sc, ale obvykle Sc prece k ta-
kove nicemne praci nesnizl.
Proto maji sve duverniky. Oni
snad temi duverniky duchu
pohrdaji, ale nesmi je odstra-
sit, sice by system padl. A
musi je odmenovat, protoze
lasky to nikdo nedela, vzdy-
cky je hybnou silou ziskuchti-
: vost nebo marnivost. Proto le-
den dostane p6knou faru, liny
titul dekana, notare a tax da.
lie, jak sc vSechny ty titernosti
jmenuji. Vite pfece, re mno.
ny clovek pro prospech neho
, pro vyznamenani zaprodal by
duSi. Proc by nezaprodal sve
} ho spolubratra?"
u "To jsou smutn6 pomery,
i povzdychl 81 Jan bolestne.
!, "Vic nez smutne, ohavne,
z rekl farar S durazem. Mia
: dy knez mel by byti veden
i tomu, ably znal zivot lidsky u
:. vsech svetlych stinnych stra
mex, ably Sc vzdelaval a by
: schopen stati Sc, jak pravi pi
: smo, svetlem svym osadnikum
: Misto toho neni mu dovolen,
!. Y seminari cisti casopisy a kn
e ny, lee ktere jsou mu vyslovn
: dovoleny. VSechno Sc pre-
\ MIN tail, vsechno zkresluje
s krive brejle sc mu na nos ma
: sazuji a on potom, kdyz Vyjd
}, ven, je nezkuseny jako jeh
y natko. Stane Sc bud nevlid
!, nym samotarem nebo nahle
l. mem vasen propukne a on
i bez milosti propadne. Rika SC
J. ze modlitba je dosti mocn
II zbran, ably celia zlemu, al
/ ia zbran by dostacila, kdyb
v byli zavreni ia ctyrmi zdmi
: do sveta nevstoupili. Ale OF
l. musi do Sveta, musl mezl llC
i, navali sc jim prace, re na me
o dlitbu zbude velmi malo cast
0 A potom ovSem ia zbran SELF
l. a vsechna theorie re seminar
= sc na hlavu zvrati .
l. "Knezstvo by melo protest(
J. vat a spolecne sc ozvat, ro1
l. horlil sc Jan. "Kdyby Vslchl
a zadali napravu, musili by w
a. hrati."
d "Ano, kdyby vsichni zadal
'e Ale to je to, re to vsichni NJ
\, udelaji. Strach je drzi, obav
E pred ztratou obllbenosti, pre-
O. nasledky vZpoury. kdyby n
A. prava mela miti pronikavy Y,
sledek, musilo by Sc zaciti 9
> hlavy, musilo by Sc vybojovat
a ably byli "a biskupy voleni kn
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20
oHICAoo GRAIN 1fARKEr.

Chicago, June 19T-Wtth harvesting widespread and weather suspicious, the selling side had the advantage today in the wheat market. Prices closed heavy, 1 3-Sc to 7-Sc net lower. July s1.1O to $1.1O Is and September s1.10 S-4 to $1.1o 7-s. Corn finished quarter cent to half cent down, oats unchanged to S-Sc1-2c higher and provisions un- changed to 12 cents up.
 Rapid progress in harvest operations was made evident by reports from . great part of the winter crop belt. New wheat was being received al St. Louis and threshing was going on in Illinois, Nebraska also sent word that cutting of wheat had started, and would quickly become general. Big arrivals at Kansas City, 473 carloads, tended further to weaken the market here, an inference be- ing drawn that the carry-oEer of old wheat in the country was greatly n excess of what most traders mad sup posed.
 Numerous little rallies which took place In the wheat market were all of a transient sort. No aggressive huying developed and exporters and nillers ir particular seemed to be holding back from any attempt to purchase except on q hand to mouth basis. Larger world shipments than during the previ. ous week had something of bearist effect, and so, too, did a decline 1T
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20

els Albert Chamberland of Sterling, were united in marriage by the Rev. L. Paradis, pastor of the church, assisted by Rev. R. P. Morrissey of Plainfield, g former pastor of St. Thomas church and the Rev. J.. J. McCabe of Jewett City. The double ring service was used. A nuptial high mass was sung by Father Paradis, Father Morrissey deacon and Father McCabe sub-deacon. The mu- sic of the mass was sung by ths choir
 of the church. assisted by Wilfred La chappelle on the violin. During the mar
 riage ceremony o Promise Me was sung by Mrs. Joseph Gaudreau and Mir. Mo- quin of Willimantic. Millard's Ave Ma ria was beautifully rendered by Miss Matilda Boucher and at the communion Wilfred Marshall sang o Saiutaris- The bridal party entered the church which was prettily decoraed, to the
 strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march. The attendants were: Flower girls. Miss Genevieve Gaudette and Miss Louise
 Buckley of Sterling; veil bearer, Miss Airline Downing; maid of honor. Miss Alpha Gaudette, R. N., of Worcester, a 1 sister of the bride. The groom was at tended as groomsman by his brother, Jo- seph Chamberland of Moosup. The ush- CTS were Thmas Tootill of Bristol and Hugh Jennings of Sterling. The bride was beautifully gowned in white Geor- gette crepe, trimmed with lace with | tulle veil caught up with pearls and ! orange blossoms and carried 8 shower 1 bouquet of lilies Of the valley and rose- buds. The maid of honor was attired ! in apricot Georgette crepe and carried a showed bouquet of white sweet peas. The flower girls wore white organdie and ] hoz 0p slakc yal1 bearer wore pale yellow organdie with satin Streamers.
 1 Following the church ceremony a we'd ding breakfast was served at the home | of the brides mother, to about 50 guests l including the officiating clergy and many friends and relatives from Boston, Wor- cester, Bristol, Moosup and Sterling. The home was decorated with pink tea roses mountain laurel and daisies. The bridal , couple left for a honeymoon trip to Nav York and points on the Hudson river l On their return they will reside in Sterl- ing where a reception will be held June 19 Mir and Mrs Chamberlain will be
 at home to their friends after July 1st. ! The bride received many gifts includ. ing silverware, cut glass, pictures, liner
 and checks.
 The bride Is one of voh1ntown's popu. lar young ladies and has been severa
 years organist and choir director of St
 Thomas church. For the past five .yearl she has been manager of Dearnley and
 Clarkes store in the village and aIsc
 pianist at the Union theatre. The groom.
 gift to the bride was white gold mest
 bag, to his best man ring, and to the
 ushers K. of c. pins. The brides gift: to her attendants were gold pieces. 
 ! Thursday. June 15. being tho Feast ot
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20
KALEIDOSCOPE

An Ideal section" of road VIII be bum on tho Lincoln highway and lighted cleo. trically at night. Current will be sup piled from underground wires.
 The volume of gasoline that Is lost by evaporation in one stage in the handling of crude oil Is equal to one-thirtieth of the country's annual gasoline production
 The appointment of Belgiurn's dra woman burgomaster. Mile. GeirSzerts who has been chosen to that office in z little village. near YDres. has been con firmed by King Albert.
 At the ''sutterfeast" in Tibet the la. mas make wonderful figures of men and women, temples, houses, animals, birc. and flowers. all of butter. which h shaped and painted in a mozt realistic way.
 Florence. Italy. is known as the citJ Of flowers. Here the famous oTris root perfumes are produced from root of the ! large purple iris or afig, which is grown i extensively throughout the surrounding districts.
 Miss Elizabeth BrickdaIe, Of San Fran cisco, Cal, is proprietor of goat farm where for the last eight years she he: been raising and breeding a very fire type of animal. Swiss Toggenourgs- which are worth s5.Ooo each. : Cold water, according to high author i ity, Is a valuable stimulant to many, is not all. people. It's action on the hear; , is said to be more stimulating than | brandy. It has been known to raise tha pulse from 7s to more than 100. | Among the collections in Buckingham palace is the fsvorite doll of Queen Ar exandra. given 10 her by her father. I' 1 is very staid and matronly doll. dress ! ed in quite middle ager style, and the le- : gsnd Is that the queen cut every garment ' herself. and swed every stkch in thrn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL!
AGARKEr WAS uNsnrT1ED

New York. June ls.-Aside from a 2 few speculative favorites, whose strength was traceable to technical con ditions. trading in today's stock mar ket showed no material alteration from recent nsuettied movements. Dealings many weeks, scarcely totalllng 7s5,00O Eksres
 Further spectacular movements in Mexican Oils were the outstanding fea- lures. Mexican Petroleum, loaning first st a premium Of 1-S2 per cent and later at 1.I6 per cent. scored an additional ex- trene advance of IT Ia points to the years record price of 1s3 IT, closing at e net gain of IA 1-i points.
 Pan-American "A and "B' shares, General Asphalt. Standard Cii uf Cali fornia. California Petroleum, Pacific OH and Houston oil. were ? to f points up at their b3st, but easej substantially un- Ger reaction.
 Steels. equipments. motors and ship pings followed the sane uncertain course. gross advances of one to : 1-2 r.nts in lhose issu's suffering general impairment in the last half of the ses- stou- Studebaker. one of the days fore most features, retained only a small part of its point rise.
 Formal notice by the railroad brother hoods of their purpose to issue strike gall with the support of the coal miners resulted in moderate reactions among transportattons on very small dealings. Iii the various miscellaneous groups final quotations showed reactions of one to 3 points from midday niaximums.
 Although last weeks report Of the -lGaring houss banks disclosed ths year s tigh record for actual loans and dis counts. money on call remaine1 ei.ay. The initial rate of per cent. was lfwer- cd to 2 S-4 per cent. shortly before noon and recent quotations for 30 and 50 day loans were unaltered
 Steady reactions marked the day'a trading in foreign exchange. the British rlfA falling alTno5: cents from last Sat urcay's final price. French, Itati4a and Belgian bills dropped fifteen. ten and eight points respectively, the German mark approxinlt d .O3o and declines among neutrals ran from to % points, Denmark, Nc-vaY. Sweden and Holland remittances showing little support
 Dealers in exchaLge were at a loss 70 sxplain the nofe acute weakness of in- ternational oUirencies, save ca the ground of cold.riJns throughout Euro,,c.