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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
URGES YOUNG WOMEN
TO TABOO CIGARETTES
AND HIGH HEEL SHOES
Health Expert Declares They.
Should Cuitiraie Beauty
us Duty TO State
tBy Universal serv.ce.l

NSw YORK. Dec. ll.-Unless the
young women OF this generation stop
"-guzz!ing"' sweets. pastries and fatty
foods; unless they lop or their high
heels and wear foot fitting shoes. and
unless they cease inhalng cigarettes
and paint -plaster!ng their faces. the
next generation Of babies is going to
bc afflicted with unbcautiful mamnas.
DR.. Eugene Lyman Fisk warned to-
night
DIR. Fisk. head of the Life Extension
institute and co-author with Professor
Irving Fisher OF Yale. of How to
Live" is a lover of the beautiful as
well as a health expert
He is launching drive by the in
stitute to make the American woman
the loveliest in the world"
He believes an educational campai ign
will do wonders for this .unhecdinr
ssneration," and he is basing his ideal
or womanly beauty upon Grcciah pro-
portions as manifested in statues
cravcd by the ancients.
women arc longer lived than men
In any case" said DR.. Fisk tonight.
Beauty is their chief ambition L be-
iieve the woman who neglects to cul-
t'ivate her beauty by a health regime
Is not doing her duty to the State
1t is her mission TO be beautiful"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
MEX1CAKS BLAMING
WALLACE FOR KILLING
Nv ANSWER TO NOTE
Message Implies ThnfAmericon
While Intoxicated Passed
Sentry.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Dnc. 11-conplete
blame for the killing of James Wal
lace, an American citizen, by a Mexi-
can soldier two weeks ago near Tam
nico, Mexico, is placed upon Wallace
himself by the Mexican government
in its note replying to the urgent in
anisy made by the United states. The
note. which has been handed to the
American embassy in Mexico CITY. was
$unimarl%ed in dispatch received
from the embassy today by the State
Department..
The note the summary indicates.
amounts To charge that Wallace
WI Whiie III intoXicated passed sentry,
q dangerous spot" and the America n
r. iailins 10 halt was shot and killed.
The, note adds that the killing WAS
made MAJ, a matter Of official record, and
ihat the arrest OF the soldier and an
investigation of the incident wcrc
ordered immediately by the Mexican
authorities.
Officials at the State Department
withheld comment on this last inter-
change with the Carranza govcrnmer,.
pending receipt OF the full text of tho
communication, which is expected to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
LETTER CALLS ON MINERS
TO BEGIN DIGGING COAL
Indications Are That All Mines Will
BE in Operation in Few
Days.
GRAND JURY WILL INQUIRE
Acting President Lewis on His Way
to Washington to Attend Con-
ference Called by Samuel Gompcrs
OF Labor Federation.
RAND JURY WILL INQUIRE
rBy Associated Press.l

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 1i.-Members
of the United Mine Workers of America
are urged to return to work with the
least possible delay in order that the
public needs for coal may be promptly
met. in a circular prepared by the in
ternational officials of the organization
to the 1000 local unions as soon as it
can he printed.
Tho circular was Issued to supple
mcnt instructions sent out last night by
wire, and contains an explanation OF
the action of the general committee in
voting to accept the Presidents pro-
oa Aetne on te 9a 5ns ssgke
for 81 Msrk es kniF toasy msnS amy
nies hwssns ts ssn sa ~
wsikeut on October ii viii resume
| OPERATION tomorrow: Reports from
ssvera, mines told Of hosting OF coal
here stated that coal will be moving
rapidly By noon Monday.
Palmer on Way East.
Attorney General Palmer, who came
Snce s with miners, union heads in
Washington Saturday night, left today
Tor French Lick Springs, Ind, and to-
morrow will leave there for Wash
ington.
1t was stated today that the gov
ernment intended TO proceed with the
EidHu jury invest lSation of charges of
VOCATION of the Lever act and anti
trust laws through conspiracy to limit
ne production of coal These charges
,hhNolNe nv both miners and operators. On
lne other hand, it was indicated that
cnarSeS OF contempt made against
elshty.four officials of the mine workers
Tor alleged violation of the Federal
court injunction against the strike
propaS ply would be dropped.
the United Mine Workers. n'S' left for or
washington this evening 10 attend a
conicrence of national and interna
tional heads called by Samuel Gomners
president OF the American Federation
OF Labor Prior to his departure he
Ttte,cc,eNes q message from President
Mi,Son commanding the miners ofi
replied in II telegram which carried
assurance or further co-operation az
inc miners in efforts to reach n SETTLE
heht satisfactory to all sides.
Circular Reviews Incidents.
en- their circular today the minors.
oflcials review the incidents inaa;!s
up 10 thc calling of the general confar.
emee e mere tuesday, and quote tho mcm-
ann anuuil urawn up and agreed to bn-
p"Een pai them and -Attorney-Genero1
Ths "a as basis for settlement.
ne circumstances of the ofIiciaIs. a. q u
N o,on ana the reason for it canno, no
eINPidineu in circular ANA ,hn, pc
,hls reason general conventinn ior
re re orsanization willsbc called sbn-, y, ~,
ci,I iuil resumption OF work. The oai
cnair cApreSs confidence that when ti,e
curse ,.e adopted is explained at tho 81, er,e
1000 locals. Hes OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
MARKS UP MONEY RATE
TO CURB SPECULATION
r.n.n Eederni Reserve Rank ts-
in.erest TO Enforce Con-
servafive Methods
IRy Assoclatrd pr...1

SSiiiECTON. Dec. 1l.-Action b,,
tnS tnS, New York Federal Reserve Rapiy 0i
said by Fedsral Reserve Roard ra'es eso,yii vas
curh sn anonher step in the campaign to
means within its power 10 chnsc,, every every
80, ION during the reconstruction ne
JIG ,h" H. was asserted. and therefore,
lac Ne" YORK banks interest advance
''"S nj, ITS whole- hearted co-nperation {"
=, me board has been handicappnd IN
us ra a,,Sdi Smorts to aid in stabilizing mark ct
naia nai;ues necause of the interest rates
roWings. 1t was explained "''
but the Improvement shown I'm IN.
%eneral financial situation has nermit :
,"d the treasury to dispose OF its In CT
two issues of certificates OF indebted. !.
ness steadily. leaving the reserve hoard
=, i fretr hand in its fight against specu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
CONNECTICUT COMPANY
ELECTS WOMAN MANAGER
Anne Scott. SIC Per Week Stenorrn-
Pher, chosen PresiG>nt OF Mil
IiOn-DoiInr Corporation.

NEW YORK, Dec. ll.--From a So a
week stenographcr to the boss os thc
whole works and with "a little account
or $2oO. 600 tucked away In the bank,
and she is only thirty tivc--has binzed
Tor herself In fifteen years She was
elected president and general manager
or the bantam Ballbcaring Company.
at n meeting OF the board of directors
at the Pennsylvania Hotel today
Eifteen years ago w. G.. Rogers tho
junk for tune at an auction re-
ceivcrship. And he hired stcnogra-
pher Miss Anne Scott. then twenty,
nertins with his approval. Miss Anne
and has climbed the ladder OF GENERALLY
Siusivc success until today, when Mr..
Rogers retired to take n well-carncd
vacation. recommending Miss Scott. his
general assistant. for his place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
iHoPERTY Loss ENORMOus
IN THREE SOUTIERS Sr.r

I,rr - ISy Associa ted pross
~. Aii;ANTA GA. Dec. ii,--lIirh ~
ton lions 'n1' nf hinh nave flooded low lying see
sissinpi s.n It ,:snam, Alanama, Georgia and Nlls-
nGeos and tonight. but Montgomcry. Ala
feeinsa @ afSs' tSe effsc; ga: appsarsd to be just:
Property loss in Injuries ~ ,na,,o.-,,
bnl btam.s ana in their enforced shutt,nr
n"wh, Ioss h., as ;,, well as damage to buildings.
TO bridges and tresties. has mad tSs
millions. u' i"'o tho
The rain swollen ChattahoocbsA Piy-
err, that caused the loss OF a scora nr
bridges around Atlanta, one a concrete
ssirncturc srurc Just completed at a cos, OF
,lou.uon; and that inundated parts NJ
west Point and Columbus. Ga. was
night. S"'I ~
Reports from West Point wer. t,,,,
II tho waters continued to fail buxEies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
MEDALS FOR 7 VIRGINIANS
Navy Recognizes Value OF Efforts Put
Forth In Winning World
War.

Special to The es-Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.--Seven Vir-
GinIans; officers OF tho navy or marine
corps, have been awarded the navy
Distinguished Service Medal for exccp-
tionally mcritorious service to the gov
crnment in a duty of great RESPONSE
blity during the world war
They arc Captain Henry " Butler.
Of Winchester: Rear Admiral Albert
". Grant. 81 Duke Street, Norfolk !:
broke Avenue. Norfolk. United States
Navy: Major General George Barnett.
Huntley: MaiorGeneral John A. Le-
jeune. Az North street, Portsmouth
and Briradicr- General Wendeu g
Neville. Woodley Apartments. Ports
mouth. marine corps. and hospital as
Sistant. first class, Ursher l.. Eifer,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
No Estimate Available as to Time
Fuel Embargo Will Be Effective

WASHINGTON, Dee. 11.-No estf-
mate could be obtained today from
officials here 10 the length Of
time restrictions on the use or bItu-
mSnOas coal or heat, Tight and
power derived from such coal.
calculations were made running
from january to the end of the
winter, but the prevailing opinion
Is that the railroad adm IN LIST rntio
will remove the restrictions Eradu-
nlly aS the uincS resume opera-
GonH and the surplus stock or
conl ix Increased.
1t will he some time before the
production of cOnI will get hack Tn
normal. according TO DIR. Garfield.
Federal fuel administrator. Dr.
Garfield stated today that Asures
complied by the Geological Survey
indicate thnt ON last Tuesdav the
production OF bituminous coal was
approximately f5 per cent of nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
D|SAGREES ON PLAN
ENDING BIC STRIKE
Friends Declare He Fears Com
mission Will Increase Price
of Coal.
REFUSES TO MAKE STATEMENT
Mine Operators in Capital Await
ing Call From Federal
Authorities.
REFUSES TO MAKE STATEMENT
fnv .Assoc,a.cirres,

WASHINGTON. Dec ll.-Fucl Ad-
min.strator Garhcld's resignation was
tonight, in the hands of President Will
son, given because he disaGrees on
principle with the coal strike settle
ment proposal arranged by the govern
:nent and the mine workers union.
Lr. Garfield himself refused tonight
to confirm, deny CT discuss the report.
but at the White House it was said
,ha- a personal letter from him had
been transmitted to the President late
ihis afternoon.
Men close TO the fuel administrator
understand that he believes that the
wor.: Of he commission authorized un-
der lhc settlement TO be made up of
on coal mine operator, coal miner
and third person named to represent
the, public will result IN an increase
III the price Of coal 20 the consuming
public. Against this form of a settle
mcnt, iDr Garfield has been unalterably
opposed. It has been learned on good
authority that he took no part in the
negotiation with oae mine workers
union chiefs during the last week, and
that though informed and consulted
after their initiation. the terms laid
out IS finally accepted contravene mis-
conception OF the main principle in
volvcd.
Suggested II Per Cent Advance.
It was recalled in connection with
per cent wage increase as fair for the
miners and possible to be paid e-om
present profits OF mine owners. DR.. Gar
field suggested a commission repre-
sentative of the industry TO review the
hndinHs, but expressed the conviction
that such body should not have power
70 iiN prices His belief IS said to be
that with this power granted. n COM
PIMA !a tion OF the omploNer and employee
IL lne industry 10 n.,Gct the public
by price raises is certain to result
Whether the President will accent
the resignation is not known. Members
OF the Cabinet. however. are known to
DC supporting the settlement program
as put through by Attorney General
Palmer President Wilson today sent
q telegram OF congratulatiou to Acting
President John L. Lewis. of tho minc
workers. al the action taken at Indian
apo!i3.
Operators I'm WASHINGTON.
.oai mine operators author;zad to
Icprescnt practically the entire in
n;nsary n;sbry We, were still in Washington to-
the settlement basis There wns CO..
SIDERABLE doubt individually and dir
ference OF OPINION. but no meetings
c;sio MsIe hetd TO formulate definite dc
S!S!oHS o! policy, and none would be 4,
came. 't''''"t Cali
Only one minor change in coa,-sav-
5, ro,d oradrs aa;, ;, came today from the rail-
s!orcs 10 remain open nine Instead ~
SLY hourS on SATURDAYS The ;xho,n
5chcdu!e viii be maintained on otbcr
The War, Finance Corporation wasc,,
eu INTO discussion today OF mcthods - .
unahciiig mines whose product ia NJ
promptly paid for under exist;nr svS
NOT :. o1 fal$triou,ton, and which may
out aid. Plans for Srantin WIN WIN !.
we're considered Feiict
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12

mai. The normal nrOductinn. ne
Snid. IN between I2.OHO.UOO and L.
?D.oOO tons per week OF six work.
ing dn!S. During the last few
weeks of the strike. he snid. the
production OF bitumiuouS conI Inns
been in tho neiEhbOrhOod OF SOC. 900
toms per day ar npDrOL imatcly 40
per cent of nOrmnt.
Bccause of the ncarncss or the
Christmas holidays the diflcuIty OF
getting miners to work during TINT
week, the condition of the mines.
many of which hnye become fooded.
and the knowledge that n certain
proportion OF the miners have NO.
cured other employment. it fs not
anticipated that normal production
of bftuminous coal Will he realized
until the second or third week after
New einr's. After that II is bc-
iieSed That tho production will
mount steadily until 1t reache. I50
per cent OF normal and possibIy
double the normal production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
COLORADO IS RATlFYlNG
Lower House VoteH for Suffrage
Amendment and Senate VIII
Act Today.
BY Associated Press. !

DENVER, COL, Dec. 1l-The House
OF Representatives OF the Colorado
Legislature today adopted unanimously
suffrage amendment to the Federal
Constitution. The Senate will take
final action tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
MAY REVISE TREATY SHOULD
AMERICA FAIL TO RATIFY
BonHr Law AsIta Members of House
of Commons 80 Defer Press
ing Inquiries.
rEy Universal Scrv,c, 7

I.ONnON, Dec. LITTLE POSSIBILITY OF
a revision OF the peace treaty in case
America fails TO ratify ii was briefly
touched upon in today's debate in Com
mons.
y number OF pertinent queries were
addressed TO the Coycrnmcnf hW morn
bers who demanded light on this sub
Andrew Bonar Law, the government
tne question as TO whether any nrin,
cipal provisions of the treaty would
pc affected in the event OF Nmerica's
was complicated one. iIo said bn
hoped the house would not press In
quiries along this line for the present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
REPUDiATE SETTLEMENT
Miners In Peoria Re.inn Oppose Term.
Made in Indianapolis
Agreement.
nv Associatcd Prose !

PEORIA. I'LL. Dec. li-Miners Of
Peoria. subdistrict No .. repudiated
the Indianapolis agreement for set
tlinE the nation wide strike OF miners,
at meeting held tonight. according
wood member OF the Illinois state
board of United Mine Workers of Amer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
Ieyland Liner Anre.

ST. JOHNS. N. r, Dec. 1.-THE Ley
,ano Liner Mercian, reported In wire
less sGSs messages ,S,sgs late today that she was
1pare tnrrts-nve miles south OF Cape
.sace. Ihe steamer is freighter. and
carries no passengers. according to OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
AMERICAN Is KILLED
London-Paris Air Mail Plane Crashes
to Ground mt Catcrham,
England.
INV Universal service n

. LONDON. Dec. 12-An American citi-
zen. named Rand. was Killed Instantly
when n London-Paris air mail plane
,rashed to the ground at Caterham to-
uay. thc Daily News reports. Rand was
u passenger So -1-.------.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
BREAK IN NLEVEE FLOODS MA CONAN OTHER CITIES
ORDERS POWER COMPANYS COAL SUPPLY BE CUT OFF
DR.. GARFIELD FILES RESLGNA TON WITH PRESLDENi
New Order Permits
Christmas Shopping
Iny Universal service.I

WASHINGTON. Dec. If-Satur-
day Christmas shOppcrs nre to he
permitted Ia shop In comfort for
gifts for fGcir friends for three
hours more than the time allotted
by the fuel administration for those
who make their purchases on other
dnys.
The fuel administration modified
Its rule today, extending to stores
whose use of heat md light ,vns
restricted to six hours day the
privilege OF usinE heat and light
for nine hours ON Saturday until
Christmas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
FLAMES S,yeep De I<oIb

'ually the entire business section OF
nc kalb. Tex, forty milcs west OF this
city; was destroyed by Arc today, ac-
rord'nS 10 advtcss received hero. Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
DR.. Renncr I'm Paris.

PARIS. Dec. i1-Dr Karl Renncr.
Chancellor of the Austrian ropuhlic
arrived In Paris today to Law before
the peace conference authorities the
critical situation In Austria relative
TO food. >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
Lady Duffcrin liz Wed.

LONDON, Doc. 11.--Earl Howe was
married today to Lady Dufferin, form.
erly Florence Davis. daughter OF John
Davis, OF Washington Square, y, Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12
DR.. PETERS SUBMITS
HIS ANNUAL REPORT
Shows Department Has Given
State $4,000 in Excess of
Expenditures.
RECOMMENDS C H A N G E S
Tells Of Using Submarine Chasers
to Break Up Liquor
Traffic.
RECOMMENDS C H A N G E S

Use OF submarine chaser loaned BY
tIe Cnitcd states navy for breaking up
hIi;it 'iduorS traffic in Chesapeake Bay
ana ana Hampton Roads. the increase OF
the d!stii!!ng Of 'moonshine" whisky.
,he statement that the state prohibi-
Ion Department has turned into the
treasury 10000 in excess OF all the
iuhcS drawn out since the depart
ioE Sl2o,Oco 10 carry on the work for
the next two ycars-thcse are siEnifi-
Gant features Of the third annual re-
Cort Of commissioner Of Prohibition J.
Sidncy Peters. for the year ending
October 81. The report was made pub
lie yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-12

Has Seen-o1lthe-Side Col
at1n11 ON Editorial Page.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-12
Kardinal Mercier v Baltimore.

Povestny belgicky kardinal. Mer-
cier, pfijel do Baltimore We stfedu
pred 5. hodinou vecer. Zvlastnf
vybor. jemuz v cele stoji byvaly
governor, Goldsborough. .uvital kar-
dinala ma Mount Royal nadrazi.
Ma uvitacim programu bvlo zapeni
Gounodova choralu "Vive. Cardi-
nal asi / 200 zpevaky. Pr1yod z
nadrazi odebral Sc ku residence kar-
dinala Gibbonse. jehoz hostem Mer-
cier jest. Behem pobytu sveho bu
de. .kardinal Mercier divadle Ly-
ric mluviti. Slavnostni vybor skla-
.dajici sc re vSech odstin1 Baltimor-
ske spolecnosti stara Sc, aby pobyt
jeho meste byl slavnostnim. Kar-
dinal Mercier stal Sc pov6stnym pro
sv1j nezlomny odpor proti Mem
cum, kdyz tito ma pocatku zaplavili
Belgii a pro sluzby sve. iez zaj-
mu Belgie behem cele valky byl ko-
nal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-12
Americky prap0r 0dstranen ze.
SlavObrany.

V London Ont. mestsky uTednik
dal rozkaz k odstraneni americkeho
praporu. ktery mezi ostatnimi pra-
pory spojeneckymi zdobil sIavobra-
nj. postavenou tax ma poGest kanad-
skych valecnych hrdinG. Okolnost
ia vyvolala boufi protestu mezi A.
mericany. kteTf obeslali narodni
kanadskou vystavu svymi produkty
pax mezi americkymi turisty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-12

Stran pfebytku. ktery povstal.
pfedne. veilkomyslnostl a ochotou s
jakou nasemu vyboru vysli vstTic
americti dnstojnici. jak v Newport
News tax v Nor folku. cimz use
trena mnoha vydani, a "a druhe.
naptostou poctivosti ceskosloven-
skych hrdin1, kteff vzdor tomu. ze
nebylo mono placeni kontrolovati.
prilezitosti te nepouzivali vse sve
domite zaplatili. usneseno penez
tech pouziti pri neiblizsi prilezito.
sti ma podporu do stare vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-12
Den namOrnikI.

Dnesni den. patek. jest dnem.
kdy nasi hrdinnl namornici slouzici
behem valecnych dob ma lod 'stvu
americkem. uvitari budou vdecnym
obyvatelstvem Raltimorskym. Znam
kou dne jest velikolepa parada.
Mad mestem vznaseti sc budou vzdu-
cholodi a ma vodach pTistavn1ch
sest submarin prisp6ie ku oslavam.
y Ferry Bar bude velikolepy vodni
karnevsl. Karneval pocne p6l
treti hodine odpolednl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-12
POdaTena kuCharka.

Y utery odsouZena byla ma rok
do zalare 25 roxy stara kucharka v
klubu Armady Spasy. cernoska Lu-
cy Summers. Kdyz vytykano il
bylo. ze neud6lala jldIo. jak ,se slu-
selo, naplnila panev sadlem. rozpa-
lila toto a pax vylila ma hlavu
spravce klubu. Masona Vedle ne.
ho popaleny byly omastkem ieste
tri osoby kuchyni dlfci to tax.
ze musely odebrati Sc nemocnice.
Senator Franc by prOpuStil vSech-
ny ma SyObodu.
Ujav Sc zalezitosti socialistick5ch
pTedak1. Eug. Debse a Victora l..
Bergera. kteTi bojuji pred soudy,
ably 81 pomohli ma svobodu, senator
Marylandsky, France. adrese. KITE
rou pronesl nedeli odE oledne v
Garden divadle ostfe naphdl zakon
vyzvedacich. do jehoz sparG pc
dobu valky mnozi radikalove upa-
dli. Senator reci sye napadl me-
ri jinym presidenta Wilsona, ligu
narod6 posl&ni naseho voiska dc
Ruska, kteryz posledni akt naval
pfimym porusenim kvnstituce Spo.
| ienych Stat1
Dvakrdt uveznen v jednOm dni,
Pro prodavani piva den prima
rex uveznen byl Walter Dobrycki
saloonik ma S. Bond uici. Kdyi
poprve pfedveden byl pred soudct
Gerechta. propusten byl ma svobo
du. Kdyz vratil Sc ze stanice. by
uveznen pro dalsf prodej.
Velmi zdafila hra
jest co jest Teceno 0 move produkc
1920 zvane "The French Frolics'
jest predstavenf ktere bude pfedve
demo ma jeviste divadle "Gayety
pristi tyden. Jejich vykony zaji
ste jestemate pameti Cd roku mi
nuleho re naplni nadsenjm mlade
stare. Cd 2acatku az do konce ODE
censtvo nejvychazi ze smichu. ne
hra jest pima zertu smichu. Kc
micke vystupy We hTe 'The Frenc
Frolics'' predvedene Harry He'll
, Jake Fields Smiling Lena Dale
jsou takove ze udrzi obecenstvo v
stalem humoru.