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The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06

within twenty days after the service
upon you of this summons, if served
in this said county, or in all other
cases within thirty days thereafter,
the times above mentioned being ex-
elusive of the day of service, or judg-
ment by default will be taken against
you.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona, in and for the County Of
Navajo, this 21st day of January 1925.
Seal: LLOYD c. HENNING,
Clerk of said Superior Court.
By ROBERTA w. TANDY,
4-t4-S Deputy Clerk.
The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06
BOYS ARE NATIONS GREATEST
ASSETS
Continued from page

Continued from page y
resources of most far-reaching poten-
tiality-our youth.
"The average boy has 5000 hours
year for activity His school gives
leadership to 1000 of those hours, his
church few more, it may be. But
it is largely matter of chance, of
circumstances, as to how the other
1900 are spent
eff he comes from a home where
the father really is conscious of the
wonderful asset he has in his boy and
The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County of
Navajo.
Action brought in the Superior
Court of the State of Arizona, in and
for the County of Navajo, and the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-04

FOR SALE


EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
hot water heat, lot 81 by $50 feet,
good location, terms very easy,
price $4,000.
SEVEN ROOM and flat modern
house, very fine location. The flat
has . rooms, kitchenette and bath,
terms.
-FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath and tot.
let. modern except heat. Garage,
pretty little home, in good loca-
ton. Price $4,000, with terms.
A DESIRABLE NEW modern house,
south front. garage, rooms and
bath. Very easy terms. Price So
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE, in
the east end, close to schools.
Price $4,000.
A PRETTY NEW modern house, 5
rooms and bath. laundry in base.
ment, hardwood floors. A dcsir-
able home. Price S2350. Terms.
HARVEY HARRIS & co.
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FOR SALE

FOUR ROOM house. water, light
sewer. bath, part base ment. sale
price $4,000. Easy terms. Lot
! 75xl5O.
SIX ROOM modern house, three bed
rooms, hardwood floors. hot water
heat. garage, cast front. Sales
price $3.50. easy terms.
FIVE ROOM partly modern house
with over an acre of ground on
south side. This property is new
AMI in very good condition. Sales
price $3,8JO.OO. Terms.
FIVE ROOM mostly modern bunga-
low, stove heat. water. lights, sew
or, bath complete, range in kitchen,
close to schools. Sales price $1,000.
Easy terms.
FIVE ROOM, very modern. Riverview
bungalow, hardwood floors, full
basement, furnace heat, large
rooms, garage. Sales price $3.50.
Good terms, per cent.
SEVEN ROOM modern house, ex.
cept basement floor, four bed
rooms, full basement, furnace heat,
east front, large trees, screened
porch, near Catholic church and
schools. Sales price $4,500.0O. Good
terms 9 per cent.
FIVE ROOM. two story mod Term
house, east front, full basement,
furnace heat, two bed rooms. Sales
price 1865, good terms, 6 per cent.
SIX ROOM, two story modern brick
and tile home, two extra large bed
rooms, one ordinary size, sleeping
porch, fireplace, basement garage,
laundry stove, laundry tubs, close
to schools. Sale price $4,000. Good
terms.
LARGE beautiful home with four bed
rooms. hardwood floors. furnace
heat. garage, sales price $S.5OO.OO
Terms.
NEW MODERN house, not quite com
plctcd, three large bedrooms. living
room. dining room, kitchen with
built-in features. oak floors down
stairs, maple floors, second floor,
very large closets, basement gar
age, large most modern furnace, in
terror decorations to suit purchas-
or. Sales price $4,000. Reasonable
terms. .-,s' =. ia
HOUSES to tit any buyer, any price,
any terms. best loan connections
in the city. Appointment made at
your convenience.
IlEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY "
Ever. Ready tn give Service"
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FOR SALE


FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW. modern.
cast front. only three Of four years
old, fine condition. only $335O.0O.
SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, east
front, hot water. heat, seven
years old, fine condition, a bar.
gain at $525O.00.
TWO COTTAGES, must be sold to-
gcthcr as owner is leaving city,
both have five rooms and partly
modern, a real bargain ut $245O 90.
RESIDENCE LOTS, in any part Of
the city at all sorts Of prices and
terms.
FARM LANDS: The biggest land
movement and the greatest increase
in farm values the state has ever
known is starting. I have listed
some wonderful bargains. You
can let the land lay and double
your money in a very few years.
BUY FARM LANDS NOW.
FIRE INSURANCE.. written in The
best Of companies. -.
+. Z. YOUNG
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ItETORT SUBTLE

"Ah sroS. you amt had no din
nahs given in !o' honor. Henry?'
' Hush yo' fuss. nigguh. befo you
gets Il sermon in yo' mcmory."-
Harvard Lampoon.
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HIS ONLY CHANCE

Hans: Father, why was Adam
made first?
Father: To give him the chance
to say few words.-Tyrihans, Oslo.
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FARM LANDS

FARM FOR RENT Section 20 miles
southeast Of Bismarck, good house
and barn, 400 acres farmcd. Also
small farm. Give references and
list horses and machinery owned,
Kraft, Sheldon. N. Oak. 822.2w
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE-Piano, Du-
fold. library table. writing desk,
dining table. chairs. beds, dresser,
chiAonier, rugs. smoker. and mum.
erous other articles. 418-2nd St.
Phone 068. 0-2-3t
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PAGE SEVEN

Hostc SIS Yes. they asked Henry .
seven times last weck.-Pearsons
Weekly
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FOR SALE-HousehoId goods and
furniture at 51S-Gth Street. Phone
$50. 8-31-lw
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FOR. RENT - Large comfortable
room with two windows. 506 3rd
St. Phone 1881. 9-2-3t
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VII NnNNT SAY.

Visitor--l suppose they ask lot
for the rent Of this apartment?
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FOR SALE-Avery Threshing Ma.
chine, 24x4O. brand new, attrac-
tive price. Address Box '21S, Bis
niarck; N: Oak. 8-3l-1w
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WYNN NJ = S'1F 49,.
NOT MICH OE A ONE

NvA WSSH VT ~ oNb
He: Do you know that Pm some
thing of a mind-reader?
She: Oh? Then why do you sit
at the other end Of the scttcc Lon
don Answers.
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goes in both ears and out Of the
mouth. --Pilulc. Zagreb.
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FOR SALE-Ones gandse drive belt
Z, 8 in. wide 160 IT, long. Can be seen
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-04

FOR SALE-MOnarch Range, small
electric stove; and laundry stove.
Mrs. G. #. Dullam, TO 9Th Street.
Phone 485W. 9-4-3t
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. !O2 nth
St. Phone 764W.. 8.29.lwk
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FOR SALE-i9fJ Model Special SIX
Studebaker touring car, very rca-
sonablc. Phone 459M or call ut
1873 w. Thayer. 9-l-lw
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FOR SALE-1 set If trap drums.
baby buggy. p. O. Box 342, Man
ydan, N. D. 9-2-3t
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FOR SALE-1925 Overland champion,
also 1926 Ford Tudor Sedan. Cor
win-Churchll Motors, Inc. Bis
marck 9--3t
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FOX SALE-i923 Chevrolet touring.
A bargain if taken at once. Call
592M M to Z o'clock. 9-2.3t
fUN oALL-A Commercial Truck
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FOR SALE--Fine, 6 hole Majestic
range. in good condition. cheap.
6O1-6th Street. Tel. 213W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-Tudor Ford in first
class condition, may be seen at the
Bank Of North Dakota during the
day and at 3l9-l3th St. after SIX
o'clock. 0-l.3.
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FOR KENT-Onc room with large
closet, furnished for light house
keeping, $50. 314 3rd st. Phone
1O51-W. 8-28-tf
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, FOR .SALE-MOdern bungalow. full
basement, hardwood floors, two
bed rooms, garage, 4 east, front,
$3.SOO. Terms. 609-lOth Street.
Phone 596J. 9-4-fw
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FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. furnished. 40 Broad
way, corner nth St. Phone l29W.
D-3-3t
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!! modelled. re paired and refined. First
class work guaranteed by Mrs. Mat
tie F:rstrom.s Phone 322M. Call
at 505.3rd ST. 8,l-1w
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FOR RENT - Light housekeeping
room with kitchenctte and closet.
Room newly decorated and now
rug. AL 9Th St. Phone .273. -
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BARGAlNS-Over stockcd. fn- sale
hess than wholesale. +. %. b. Dris-
= coll. 2-100 #. 6 in. 4 ply u. s.
Sawyer Endless Canvas. .Thresber
/, Relts. $50. 1926 1T. e in. s ply,
$50. LOO It, q I'm. 4 ply klingtite
endless rubber belt, $4S. L. B. OF.
son 4 Son, Dristoll, N. u. :. 0-3-3t
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FOR SALE OR RENTAFive room
modcrnb bungalow with garage in
| basement. Phone 1921. 2k1A Ave.
A West. D-A-3t
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FOR SAI.E-Tw0 modern bungalows
in splendid condition. Good terms.
W. G.. Worncr. owner. Phone 7l0J:
9.3,1W
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Fixtures, furniture and
stock in pool hall, restaurant and
hotel at Regan, n. OAK, the town
surrounded by the best crops in
;,the state. Can buy either one sep.
aratc. Cab or write to, Every e.
Bailey CO.. Regain. N. Oak.
.-I 4 '.f. 0.9.1wk
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LOST

LOST-Brown and black Brindlc
Bull pup with white streak on
neck. Finder please. call ut sol
So. 7th. Mrs. Earl De Ludc.
9.D-3t
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light housekeeping rooms. 924 4th.
Phone 543W. 8-2l-tf
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FOR SALE-StrictIy modern five
room bungalow. good condition,
large lot. Inquire at 4l0 l4th ST.
800. lwIs
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FOR RENT - Furnished sleeping
room in modern home. 223 End
St. Phone $50. 9.2-3t
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FOL RENT-Furnishcd room in mod
ern home. private entrance. Board
il desired. 322 Second St.
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FOR SALE-Ash fence posts. In
quire ut Jones & Webb. i:
p ~ - Ally
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LOST-Airedalc pup, 8 months old,
answers to name Terry. Return
call 10 Main. Phone l47 for re-
warI A-D.Ht
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FOR RENT-Onc furnished or un.
furnished light housekeeping. or
sleeping room. Washing machine
privileges at 4l7-lOth St. or call
1868, 9.2-St
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SITUATION

SITUATION WANTED--(;as tractor
engineer with five years experience
wants work running engine. Large
rig preferred. Write care Tribune
No. 20. ~ 0-2-4c
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Helnstitchins. picoting and tinslins.
also all kinds of pleatinR. Only
first class workmanship. -. ..&.l
MRS. A. r. PETERSON
2l6 LIST st.
Bismarck, N. Oak.
0-24-1m
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FOR RENT--One large nicely fur
nished front room downstairs, also
one nicely furnished room upstairs
Near schools and capitol.
Phone 3J7J. Call no 9TH. D
-
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
sleeping rooms. Close in. Good
location. Phone LOSER. Call 422-
4th st. 9-3-1w
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WANTED no BUY

WANTED TO BUY
WANTEDe-Between Bismarck and
Fargo. about acre, 8 room house.
bath and basement. Electric tights,
and good water supply. Messenger
P. Melstone, Mont. e 9-2-tw
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WHY WASTE COAL

Through the cracks around win.
dows and doors? Monarch Adjust
able Metal Weather Strips. They
stop the leaks A. paying invest
mcnt. with added comfort. For cs-
innate call or write J. Z. Smith.
Hotel Annex. 0.2-lw
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FOR RENT--Clean modern room.
Four blocks from p. o. and close
to Roosevelt school. Can be had
all winter. Reasonable. Phone GO4J
or call at rs Thaycr St.
f,,,j.
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FOR RFNT-Five room COTTAGE at
9l8 9Th St. Modern conveniences.
Inquire at 1903 7th St. 9-4-tf
FOR RENT = Five room modern
house. Sept. Is. Inquire IA Ros-
ser. Frank Krall. -9.2.3t
FOR SALE--6 room house. inquire
Frances White, 8O8 Broadway.
9-.1 -wk
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FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room
in modern home, with all privileges.
Gentlemen preferred. Also gar
age for rent. Call at SAG Park
Ave. 0.3-3t
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Rooms FOR RENT

Rooms FOR RENT
FOR RENT--Two connected sleeping
rooms or can be had partly fur
sishcd for light housekeeping, one
single sleeping room. one large
front room. on main floor and one
large room connected with bath
on main floor. Phone 1866 or call
at 4G Main. Mrs. r. Il. Rogers.
O.1.1w
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LOST-Last night, small fur neck
piece, dark brown. Finder Cali
Nelson's Millinery. 9-A-lt
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, city
heat, .316 IL Main St. Mrs. Kath.
crime Griffin. 9-4-3t
FOR RENT-OIe room. YO7- 9Th St.
Mrs. l.. r. Huschka. 8.3l-tf
FOR RENf-Largc modern room.
321-8th st. 9-3-3t
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POSITION WANTED

4 NATURALIZATION as pastry cook
Write Mrs. T.. A. Orne, Beach. N
Oak. J-2-3t
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FOR RENT-Room furnished with
davenport or bed on first floor,
81 4th street. Phone IT'S.
9.3-tf
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Personal,

LOSS. Keys on chain, finder please
return to Tribune. "a. 3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR S;ALE-All modern bungalow in
Riverview addition. s rooms and
bath. full plastered basement, hot
water heat. Garage in basement.
Terms if desired. Phone 459M .Or
call At y123 w. Thayer. 0-1-lw
Evening star., 1925-04-21
RObber Returns
Loot Taken From
BOndsn.ar,'s Home

Charles d. Hood, 1901 Sixteenth
street northwest, is a professional
bondsman and frequently keeps
thieves and other law violators
from spending time in Jail by fur
nishing bail for them. He is to-
day a firm believer in the old ad-
age that the thief will not rob his
friend knowingly"
About 10 days ago some thief
visited the home of Mr.. Hood and
took away some jewelry, old coins,
and a small sum of money. The
bondsman notified the police Of his
loss and the papers reported the
visit of the marauder. This morn
ings mail brought a &C. o. D."
package to the Hood residence, and
on opening the package the jew
elry, coins and other loot were
found intact. 1t is supposed that
when the thief found out to whom
the goods belonged he decided to
uphold the ethics of the profes-
sion. a.
Evening star., 1925-04-21
CHILD'S LEG FRACTURED,
Hit by Auto in Street Near School
Woman Badly Hurt.

Seven-year-old Dorothy Warrington
daughter of Chester Warrington
president of the Warrington Motor
Co., sustained a fracture of her left
leg yesterday when knocked down in
front of Elizabeth Brown School
Chevy Chase Circle, by the automo.
bile of Mrs. Ada Wilson, Bethesda.
Nd.
The child had been taken in an au.
tomobile from her home, IL East OK.
ford street, Chevy Chase, Md. to
school with other children and was
struck by the passing machine before
she reached the sidewalk. The in.
jured child was treated at Providence
Hospital by DIR. Oscar Hunter and
taken home.
Elizabeth Horton, so, roomer at 1928
Harvard street was knocked down at
Fourteenth and Harvard streets last
night by street car in charge of
Motorman Carl Masincupp, Alexan.
dria, Va. She was severely injured
receiving cut across her right temple
and broken oollarbone. The injured
woman was given surgical treatment
ct Garfield Hospital. - .r~.
Evening star., 1925-04-21
AUTO HITS SMIDDY'S
HORSE IN ROCK CREEK
Irish Envoy Only Slightly Injured,
But His Mount Has to
Be Killed.

The horse of Prof. Timothy A.
Smiddy, representative in the United
States of the Irish Free State, was
knocked from under him on Beach
Drive, near Pierce Mill, Rock Creek
Park, yesterday afternoon in a col
lision with the car of Mrs. Alexander
Louden of the Netherland legation.
Prof. Smiddy. thrown from his
mount, was badly bruised about the
back and legs and was confined to
his apartment this morning. He was
able to get out later today.
A report of the accident was made
to Lieut.. Carroll, chief of the United
States park police, by Sergt. Shelton
and Pvt. Fogarty, members Of the
park police force.
The horse was so badly injured that
it was found necessary to shoot it.
Prof Smiddy was driven to his
apartment in the Wardman Park Ho-
tel, and Mrs. Louden was taken to
the Netherland legation suffering
from shock. Both parties asked
that no police action be taken.
Evening star., 1925-04-21
NATIONAL GUARD HITS
MISUSE OF INSIGNIA
War Department Informed by Col.
Brett of Alleged Law Violation
by Taxi Company.

Efforts are being made by the Ma
tional Guard of the District of Column
bia to force a local taXicab company
to remove from it's automobiles an in
sigma which the guard officials claim
is a part Of the uniform of the Ma.
tional Guard and therefore in viola
ton of the law prohibiting it's use by
unauthorized persons.
Col. Lloyd NJ. Brett. adjutant gen.
eraI of the District of Columbia Militia,
has written to the Department of Jus.
tice about the matter. Col. Brett sug.
gested that, as the department was
going into the matter of the use of
Army uniforms and insignia by pri.
vate individuals, it should go into the
matter of the use of the 29th Division
insignia by the local cab company.
However, H. s. Ridgely, chief attorney
of the department, has replied that ir
this particular matter there was no
law known by this the local concern
could be prosecuted. At the same
time, it was suggested that the local
guard officials take up the matter with
the War Department, and this is being
done.
The insignia, which is worn by all
troops of the 29th Division, of which
the District National Guard lis a COM
psnent, was adopted as it's Official dis
tinguishing mark during the World
War and is worn on the left sleeve. !.
Evening star., 1925-04-21
SOVIET TO REMAIN
BEYOND i. S. PALE
Hoover Declares Recognition
Will Be Withheld Till
Agents Are Freed.
BY FREDERICK A. MACKENZIE.
Formerly Staff Correspondent of the Chicago
Daily News and The Star in Russia.

Daily News and Inc star III RUSSIA.
With Secretary Hoover The writer
today discussed the question of the
recognition of Soviet Russian govern
ment by the United States.
Mr.. Hoover asked that the writer
let the Russian people know that no
steps toward such recognition would
be taken by the Washington Govern
ment until every Russian agent of the
American relief administration falsely
arrested and imprisoned or exiled on
the charge of espionage in connection
with his work in that relief had been
released from prison or brought back
from exile.
In the course of our conversation
Mr.. Hoover showed considerable in
dignation. He denounced the charges
brought against Russian assistants of
the American relief as ridicuiously
false.
Charges Are False.
And the Russians know them to be
false" said Mr.. Hoover, "and their
actions showed great ingratitude.
gave several years of my life to help
ing raise and distribute SIS, 1000 900 of
American money for relief of suffering
among the Russian people. The Amer
lean agents who went into Russia to
distribute this relief were actuated by
one single purpose-to help Russia.
THE work involved in this distri-
button was so vast that American
agents could not manage it without
assistance. They had to enlist the
services of Russian assistance. The
reports circulated throughout Russia
that they were helping Americans in
a campaign of espionage upon Russia
were so absurd that the Soviet au-
thorities could not believe them, and,
in fact, do not believe.
Has Complete Data
The attitude of the Soviet of
ficials in arresting and imprisoning
a number of our Russian assistants
soon after the American Relief
Agency left Russia shows great in
gratitude. There was no need for
espionage. l have filed away in my
personal documents fuller facts about
Russian resources than the Moscow
government itself possesses.
THE Russians apparently destroy
ed their accumulated Information
during the revolutionary struggle.
We kept ours.
These groundless attacks upon
our assistants after we left have
done much to ALLEVIATE sympathy
here, and while the imprisonments Of
those assistants continue it will form
an impossible barrier against any
discussion of a renewal of official
relations"
Copyright, 1925, by Chicago Daily News co.,
KELLOGG ISSUES NOTICE.
Evening star., 1925-04-21
BOYCOTT ON WALES.
Action Is Urged by Thousands OF
Handbills.

LONDON, April 2l.-Special di%
patches from Cape Town represent the
break at Bloemfontein, where four
natives were killed and a numbeP
wounded yesterday by police during a.
riot, as symptomatic of IAN alarming
and increasing restlessness among the
South African natives" infiamed by
Katfir agitators and by bolshevik and
Communist influences.
One feature of the present unrest is
said to be a movement to boycott the
Prince of Wales when he arrives. The
Cape Town correspondent of the Daily
Express says thousands of handbills
have been distributed among the ma
tives of Johannesburg urging them to
boycott the prince "as the natives of
India did," and adding: British i'm.
about to visit South Africa, is largely
responsible for your exploitation"
Blamed on Dry Act.
The Daily Mails Cape Town CORE.
spondent declares the unrest has been
given great impetus since Gen. Hertz
Zog's accession to the premiership
owing to the alleged provocative pol.
icy of his government toward tho
blacks.
The Daily Telegraph's correspond
ent supports the latter statement, but
does not believe the Bloemfontein
trouble has any far-rea ching signifi.
canoe, declaring it chiefly due TO en-
venting the Illicit manufacture and
sale. of Kaffir beer.
(Bloemfontein dispatches last night
said the trouble originated in an at
tempt by police TO seize a quantity
of kaffir beer.)