South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 151, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 May 1920 — Page 6

Ml PAY, MAY ZO. 1020. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

FAMOUS GUARDIAN OF KINGS DIES OF SLEEPING SICKNESS

Secretary of French Prefec 0 tun of Policx Held 13 Kovul Drroration.

LONDON. M y 2 7. M. V.irM. th rneral r t.try t th Kronen VrioclxiTf ot ToHcf. v.ho h is Jmt UM cf rj!r.i,' ?'. i;r. s. wxs known tho Vdrl'l rr as "the Kuardl-in of l.ir.'." Hp was nttarhM to all ryal ltor t Kmnfc tin irui-le Jtru" jro-tf-rtor ami h-M 4j flor-iratlons and i;ifts from roy.:l ji- r.r.:if; ?. Quren VI. -tori i r i-'ardM him mi intimate frk-nd. II; was her conM.,r:t crr. j an!'n whe-n .cho vrnt ftl roa.l, ar.d, as "my oi l p.nd dear Jrlen-i." she F.p'ci.iIIy ir.vit-'l him to r IUrnor,(i Jul-ilc- festivities. "Hr Majr-ty ha. I a hart of 'lil," he j-ai'l onfe. Mary arul many fi time I warned her that f-uch find ni'-h an irreal for rharlty was thoroughly uruks rvinr, but usually hh would r-;!y with a ."mil: "I'aoll, it is h'ttr to male a mistakes at tlnus than to r'fuf to aid tho.v who hay thry aro In misery." C'n-ates .Nnv Onlor. At Nico. In tho mon railed 3'aoll to h r and raid. "I have always rerett'd not hcin able to r. j'.iy th many kindnb.- s you have hh'w-red on m by pivinij you a decoration. As English, decorations may j.ot he yfiven to forrlnrs. I have crat--i nw ord r. and you are tho ,r-t foreinr-r to rofivc it." With that the O.U on 1; andod lu r guardian tlx- Cross of the Royal Victorian )rdrr. Tlio lato Kint; IM ward had a!o a ! I affrrtlon fcr ?I. 1'noli. Whm 3 'a oil wrntc hi-s "Monioirs" th kin.; irfcted tho pr"ofH with his i.vn liand. i.fl ho had dT. prt-viously vhfii Pa oll v.Tot a book as a tribute to Quotn Victoria. Own at a thatr in Paris Pno'.i r.rdntfd out to 3vinir IM ward, who ws In a box, that Klnp Leopold cf INlium was In th t-tall. "I am charmed to hoir it," ropliod th klnir. and from that mornont looked tho othr v. ay, .'ind left befi ro tlu play was ovor. In tho vs'tlbujA afterward Pa oil paid his respects to Kir.; I opold. "Wo havo had a p;irt rr- of kinrs thift Tvrnir.p. riro.." ho y.,. "Did you l.i. ow that th" kintr of Kurland Avas itNo h ro?" "Indood!" replied TopoM with ft icrnt-d astonishmont. "I should havo likod to hav- .shaken hands with him Lad I known." I'.ut tlus director told Paoli soon jt forward that Kincr E ojoM was ;waro of Kin Kd ward's presence. fr. as ho faid. "I told him mysfdf." The Ttndcr-IIart.-l Shah. Whou Naj-r-od-Din. Shah of Pcr-i-ia.. was In I'aris h'- wantod very much to 5o nn xeoution. This whs !uly "arranged" by tho rvvor-fallln I'aoll. Hut tho Shah at the last moment fedt a ruddon pity for the murdefpr. "Not that ono tho othor!" ho

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'CHICAGO, May 25. Dr. Herman Iiorry having reached tho lOIrd mllrstono Ln his life, was belivod today to have abandoned tho trail. Dr. Perry, though retaining his faculties, had no other occupation than to shuffle, bark and forth ln tho r.oichborhood whore h ,oarded with Mrs. B. A. UeyTioM". "Ho owed me 4 OD for "board," Mrs. Ii yr.o'ds aid. "Three days ntro he left to fell forae liberty bonds to pay his dbt. I'm certain he had no bonds." Policemr'n patrolling the river und like banks added another description to the list of persons for whose bodies they keep constant watch.

Boy Scouts to Camp at Birch Lake This Summer

cried, nnd selected (the public prosecutor). Kin? George I. of Greece made a Journey ono day to Culoz with only the faithful Paoll In attendance. At tho Ftatlon an old woman ml3took the klnp for a porter, and ma fie him fetch her basket of vegetable and get her tickrt. She could not, understand why ho refused her tip. Some "ladies of the fish market" at Nice, relates I'aoll In one of his hooks, presented a bouquet to Queen

Marv of England, then duchess of

York. They were shy, and at a loss what to do next, so I'aoll said: "Go and kiss that jrentleman over there," pointing to Col. Carlnpton. Tho princess laughed till the tears

ran down her cheeks as they Huns

th-mselves upon the equerry. M. Paoll, who was a Corsican, was born in 1835.

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OF CHICAGO, HURiSED

Dy United Press : CHICAGO, 111., May 20. Glen View Golf club members here to

day considered steps to rebuild the famous clubhouse destroyed by tire

last night.

The Glen View club was the third oldest ln the Chicago district and a landmark. The building was completely razed by the fire. Damage was estimated today at $123,000.

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Birch Lake, Mich., is being gotten I in readiness for the reception of South Pend's Boy Scouts, who will make their summer camp there. Pirch lake is four miles from Jones, Mich., and is along the Michigan Central railroad. Part of the equipment for the camp has already been purchased, and It Is expected that the camp will be open the first of August. Two additional canoes have been purchased. These canoes will carry 12 Scouts each. It is probable that the Scouts will be taken in automobiles of prominent citizens to the camp. There are already eight registered troops, and it is expected that before the c.rnp opens there will be four more, making 12 in all. Leaders have been obtained for each of tho troops, as

well as a committee of five for each

troop. Build Radio Station.

In connection with the national

movement to connect the entire

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The station and outfit is secured

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