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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21

CHICAGO.-Phree Photos Phor
Phemales. Northwestern university
co-eds developing wrath over Dean
women's negative: Pictures with
out my permission" was her ruling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21
Amount is Unlimited.

The amount of food allowed to
each man is unlimited. He can re-
peat the whole dinner IL ne desires.
Feeding is done on an exact sched-
ule. by which II is impossible for a
man to spend more than 50 minutes
going and coming between the bar
racks and kitchen, usually abo4t 20
minutes. This would seem. to dispose
Of the idea that the men stand for
hours in the rain. waiting TO eat.
While IL is never necessary to en-
courage the men to move rapidly
20 get their food, one Negro. serv-
il-g q Negroes mess. seems TO think
it IS. The correspondent watched
him ladling out rice pudding. shak-
iing his ladle from side 10 side and
crying The longer shakes the less
you get"
The first time he did this the din
ers' eyes popped out as they watch
ed the last grains pour off the ladle,
whereupOn the Ladder would grin and
dip up great ladlefuls in the wait
! ing plates. Meantime. another server
would be crying. This way TO the
hash barrage." Although the kit
Chens are a merry place.
II has been seriously charged that
the men are compelled TO wash their
own mess kits. This is true. They
have to do It in the field, often with
cold water and no soap. But in Brest
the washing consists OF dumping the
refuse in garbage cans, then dipping
the aluminium plates, cups and
| spoons in big tanks OF constantly
boiling water. from which they
emerge not only clean but sterilized
/ and dry almost as soon as they strike
! the air
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21

comers are warm and dry their first
night. The next morning they are
given a breakfast of braised beef.
cOrnmeal mush. bread and jam or
syrup and coffee. They are given a
bath which is designed to remove
any vermin and leave all their
clothes behind. receiving a complete
new outfit. Then they move TO new
quarters, either in tents or bar
racks.
Dinner consists of roast beef.
mashed potatoes. brown gravy. sal
ad. casually made Of cold beans.
onions, tomatoes and pickles), peach
cObbler. coffee and OF course. bread
For supper they have Turkish stew,
baked beans. creamed potatoes.
bread pudding. bread and coffee.
This is one days typical menu for
men and officers alike The menus
vary among the kitchens, and from
day TO day. The result is there Is
keen competition for the prize Civ
EN- the kitchen judged TO be serving
the men best-a weeks leave every
month. Sometimes. as a consequence
the men get hot cakes and dough-
nuts for breakfast, pie for dinner,
etc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21
Men Well Sheltered
in FLoored Tents and
Permanent Barracks
Correspondents Investigation Reveals That Sick and
Death Rate is Lower Than in Any
Other Camp in France.

Following is the second Of the
series OF dispatches describing
conditions at Brest.-Editor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21
OUT
OF DANGER SOON;
COUNCIL RESUMES
Denmark Appears to Urge Re-
Storation of SChIeSWig-
HoIStein Territory.

By United Press:
PARIS, Feb. 21.-Thc meet
ing OF the supreme war council
called for this afternoon will be
held at the residence of Premier
Clcmcnccau. who was wounded
by an aSSaSSin'S bullet Wcdncs-
day. This was accepted as re-
Vcaling an optimistic feeling re-
gardlng the prcmler's condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21
OVER $4,000 WANT
TO HEAR PRESIDENT

BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 21.-More
than $4,000 applications for admis-
sion TO Mechanics hall, where Prest
Wilson will speak Monday. has been
received at Mayor Peters Office to
day The hall has seats for only
800 at the most
Tickets for the presidents address
will be distributed by lottery sys-
tenn, which will begin after 3 o'clock
this afternoon. when no more an
plications viii be received Boston
and its suburbs have been divided
into districts and applications from
each district viii be placed in
separate receptacle. Each district
VIII be allotted a certain number OF
tickets in proportion 20 its popula-
ton and applications viii be drawn
until each allotment is exha listed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21

temporaneously on the general sub
ject Of the league OF nations
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21
THE WEATHER.

Enthusiastically fair today and
Saturday; slightly colder tonight
Lower MiChiEan--Bocal SHOWS or
rain tonight. Saturday generally
fair
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-04
TWSs] It'll !!WSs
NARODNf SDRUZENf BUDE
VOLAT[ VCSKU K ZODPO-
VEDNOSTI.

Chicago, 1. cervence. - Ma
vcerejSi schulz, ma ktere mlu-
villa 81. Novakova z Prahy a po
rucik americke armady Lieut..
Peck, promluvil tez DIR. Peci-
val, predseda Mar. Sdruzeni a
to hlavne akci posilani pod
pory v podobe potravin Sat
stva do zemi ceskoslovenskych.
DR.. Pecival vyslovil svoje
politovani mad tim, ze vyslani
prvni pomoci provazeno bylo
trapnymi okolnostmi, ktere ne
blaze pusobi ma mysl naseho /.
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kari k poradam, toz nutno Wy
zvednouti vyznam techto po-
rad to msmyslu, ze jedna Sc
o veci nikoliv stavu lekarske-
no, ale o veci celeho naroda a
V prvni rade o v6ci pracujicich
trid naroda, ktere mali jen to-
lik statkd pozemskych, kolik
opatrl 81 'Iezkou praci svych ru
kou a mozku.
V tom smyslu zdravime ten
to Sized, ktery ma byti vycho-
diskem move prace, velike a
zasluzne prace pro dobro re-
publiky. Ale jedno zduraznuje
me: v techto dnech ma sjezdu
lekafskem bude Sc mnoho mlu
viii, po sjezdu bude nutno jed
natl. Nikoliv po rakousku, ably
move 1rady Sc tvorily pro no.
We 1redniky; 2 porad lekarske
no sveta necht' weldon st'ast
ne navrhy, jichz provedeni po-
zdvihlo by statnost a zdravi &c
skeho naroda, Ty navrhy usku-
techovati bude jiste radostnou
povinnosti tech, kterym lid ce-
sky svefi vedeni svych osudd.
Vykonny vybor strany nasi
poveril soudruha dra. M. Pop
pera zastupovanim ma sjezdu
a 'tomuto ulozil, aby O pracich
sjezdovych podal mu podrob-
ne zpravy.
tprauo Tid,1 -
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Roman.

Sotva vysel ma ulici, pfavil
sam k sobe:
"Ta divka jets vteleny andel
ia il Jifimu zavidim.. jest to
pohejprv, CO v mem srdci pro-
buzuje cosi jako laska. Divka
ta must byti ma, musi! Nam Q
duvod vice, abych toho chap
ce CO nejdrive cesty odklidil.
Lest pleticha divy dela -
nuz ia Sc pokusim a uvidime,
bude-li Adela zenou Roberta
Vesta.
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Je-li sluzek malo,
takovehle pani
SJEZD ZDRAyOTNICKO-SO-
CIALNf.

"
vzrusene sjizd6jf Sc do Prahy
testi lekari ku sjezdu zdravot-
nicko-socialnimu. Do volebni-
no boje, ktery rozhodovati bu-
de 0 pristfch osudech mladeho
:eskeho statu, vpadl pfiserny
HAS polni trubky - Slovensko
jest v nebezpeci. Vsechny my
sic obraceny ma vychod a soul
casne horecne napeti predvoleb
nj - av teze dobe v Praze bu
dou mluvci lekarske vedy roko
vati o ACKNOWLEDGED nutno-
stech mladeho statu. Bude sly
sen jejich, HAS uprostfed va
lecneho ryku?
Rakoysko predalo mlademu
statu byrokraticky aparat, opa
treny vyiezd6noa drahou para
grafu a papirovych narizeni;
ale nepfedalo rnu takrka jedi
neho ustavu, kde by souchoti-
mar, ktery nema bohatych pro-
stfedku peneznich, mohl ma
lett dzdravu, ably tax okoli
souchotinare zbaveno mohlo
byti staleho zdroje nakazy, me-
predalo jedineho dstavu veTej
neho pro uklidneni nervu duse
vniho pracovnika, proletare
velkomesta. Nejbohatsi lazne
svetove nalezeji republice, lu-
xusni sanatoria vyrostla v po-
slednim desetileti po vsech ze-
mich ceskych, ale mic toho
pro ty, kteri pracuji, ably mo-
hli ziti. Jen almuzna vereine
dobrocinnosti umozni tn a tam,
ably pro!etaf nahledl do onoho
sveta, kde lie ozdraveti - jsou
tli~na to penize.
Je mono, ,aby pece o zdrave
sla dale V techto ! vyjezdenyck
ko,ejich kapitalistickeho radu
svetoveho? Ably Aetove lame
'ceske by1y nadale pfedmetem
dobreho obchodu cizineckeho,
sanatoria spekulacnim objek-
tenn a obchodnim artiklem a
pro toho, ktefy praci mozku a
rukou .buduje stat, aBy tn byly
ienom povcs.Ee a zanedDane
|vefejne nemocnice, ustavy cho
,rornyslhych, KAN dava .spolec-
most ubozaky, ne. aby Sc lecili;
ale ably Sc jich zbavila, pffser-
NE chudobince mestske vez-
mice?
Novy svet pocina; republika
'neuznava nedotknutelne svato
sci soukromeho majetku, kde
,stoii V ceste potfebam naroda ;
veiika statky slouziti budou ma
rodu, zahy dolyi velke tovar-
ny budou spolecnym maj atkem
vsech, kterl pracuji. Jaka tn
per 'pektiva pro vyvoj leceben,
ktere nejsou pfepychem, ale
tdsporou a zachranou nejvyssi-
no jmeni narodniho, zdravi ce
skeho lidu! Jaka tu perspekti.
va pro vseobecny zakon teles-
ne vychovy, jehoz nakiad neni
Y zadn6m pomeru k zdravot.
MIN j mravnim hodnotam, jez
prinese !!
Jestlize dnes schazeji Sc le.
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KAPITOLA VIII.
v patach "a MIN.

KAP1TOLA VIII.
v patach "a nim. !.
"Nuz Adelko?" tazal Sc il
ii Chiffon po odchodu Vesta,
GO soudis mem pfiteli?"
"Ani nevim, co bych ii od-
povedela," pravila divka. "On
jest velmi uhlazenych zpIsobI,
to muslin vyznati.'
"Nu, a co soudis 0 povaze
jeho?'
me tax priznive, jake je
no zpGsobech. Mat sice hez-
kou tvar, ale We vyrazu jejim
spociva COST tvrdeho despe-
ratne odhodlaneho. ia bych
mu nemohla dIverovati.
ct ysoudis O mem rovnez tax
nepfiznive jako Dim Nolan"
namital Jifi. ga nemam prici-
ny stezovati 81 nan; naopak
presvedcil jsem Sc jiz mnoho
/, krate, re jest mi uprimne ma
klonen re S nejvetSi ochotou
vse co V sf!ach jeho pro mne by
ucinil."
"Rada bych Sc v mem myli-
la," trvala divka ma SVEN, "ale
nemohu. Nepriznivy DOZEN,
jejz ma mne clovek ten ucinil
byl prilis mocny, nez abych z
mysle jej jen tax zhola vyhla-
diti mohla - q pax byvaji pr
vni dojmy, jez jeden ma druh6
no pusobi, ty nejpravdivejsf a
nejneklamnejsi."
Jeste dele o Vestovi roz-
mlouvali. Jifi musel divce s. l.
biti, re sc pred MIN bude miti
ma pozoru. Asi desate hodin6
vecer opustil Adelu, zamysleia .
.zastaviti Sc jeste v billiarne a
podekovati Sc priteli Braddo-
ckovi "a pohostinstvi jeho.
Byla tmava a mraziva noe,
kdyz vysel ma ulici; pronikava
lima pobizela jej k spechu,
takze sc brzo octnul ma Broad
way. Ale jeste neusel ami block
cesty, kdyz Sc "a MIN ozvou
kroky nekolika lidi. Nez-li Sc
ohlednul, byl uchopen "a ra-
memo bledou, utrapenou zenou,
Z jeiiz tvare dosud vsechny
stopy byvale krasy neby1y W.
Hnizely.
"Me dite! me dite," kric Ella
&ena zervanym hlasem; "videl
,jste me dfte?"
"Vase dfte?" tazal Sc Jiri
Hkoro polekan.
"Ano, ano, me dite - oni
mne no uloupili. Ach - jiz to-
mu tax dlouho, a ia marne ce-
kan, re 'mne bude vraceno."
V te chvili pribehli diva mt
zove, kteri patrne pomatenou
zenu pronasledoyali a nepro.
mluvivse k nj ami slova, chopi-
Ii il "a. ruce.
"Odpust'te pane," praviI je-
den; ''pani ia jest choromysl-
ma, ona utekla re soukromeho
blazince."
"Ne! Nejsem blazniva, mam
zdravy rozum. Jen mne dejtc
me dite, ach me milovane, zla-
Je dite, jez miluju mad zivo1
svdjw
Ale muzove odvlekli zenu, 6
niz sam Jir1 soudil, re jest che
romyslna, pryc cd neho.
"Jaka to podobnost!' zvIo.
lal, kdyz byl sanrote. "Skoro
bych byl prisahal ma to, re je
den q tech muzh byl John Dow
starry sluha Braddockuv."
Ale nestaraje sc dale cal5
sapfipad, special do billiarnv
kde skutecne Braddockem SC
4setkal.
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dopil, opustili restauraci a ro-
zeSli Sc.
"Myslim, ze jsem mu tou tt
sicovkou zacpal hubu', brueel
sam k sobe Braddocky; "tento
krate muslin SIC dodelati L.
spechu. Pocinam veriti We svou
livezdu. Jen kdybych Sc te
silene zeny mohl zbaviti - po-
tom bych okfal ma tele j ma
dust.
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KAPITOLA TX.
Obst'.

AOOheSSS hS*oISoVNoI AeSo 1iU JS v !
ste, ma nemz odehravati Sc bu
dou dele jiz ,davno zapocate,
leta pred tim nez povidka ma
Sc vyvijeti Sc zacala.
Jest to, prostranna, poSmur-
ma komnata sc starosvetskym
nabytkem, ktery DOZEN nevlid
ne posmGrnosti znacne zvysu-
je. Steny pokryty jsou tmavy-
mi calouny, strop pax jest u
prostred ozdoben polovypuk-
lou hvezdou. Starozitna postel
S nebesy, nekolik stolic a ko-
zena lenoska, velky kulaty
still rezbami - tot asi celia
komnaty te dprava, docelena
!vybledlym, osumelym kober-
cem,> ma nemz jiz vzorky nero
zeznas.
Ma krbu hori orechove drivi
velmi zivym plapolem a pod
MIN ssdi v lenosce zena.
Jest smrte,ne bleda, tvarl
Ivyhublou a usouzenou. Telo
ieji, beZvolne o lenoch kresla
oprene, jevi znamky mdloby a
ivysllenosti; hluboce vpadle o.
ci jeji, upren6 ma plapolajici
ohen, lesknou sc nicmene velmi
ostrym leskem. Myslenky, jez
shlavou jeji Sc prohani, musi
bytf velmi rozcerene a divoke,
nebot' co chvili zatina Sc pest
hubene ruky jeji.
Nahle otevrou Sc dvere, do
komnaty te vedouci a starry
muz, nesouci ma velikem taci
snldani, vejde. Oko jeho zkou
nave utkvi ma tvaii zeny, ma
cez pokrmy prinesene ma stdl
postavi.
| "Dobre jitro, pani Joycova,"
pozdravi zenu stary John Dow
! Zena pohledne navrle ma slu
hu, ale neodpovi slovem.
"Prinesl jsem vam snidani,'
mluvi sluha dale.
"Prinesl jsi me dite?' pta
Sc zena z ostra.
"Stale jedna a taz otazka,"
'odtusi John Dow. Vzdyt' pre-
&c vite, re vase dite jiz pred
sedmnacti lety Sc ztratilo. Pojd
,te pani a prisednete k snidani'
! "Nechci snidani - chci sve
dite - me zlate, jedinke dite.
Ach, Elisko, proc jsi jen opu-
stila svou ubohou matku?"
! Slova tato pronesla tax bo-
lestnym, dojemnym hlasem,
re i stary sluha, &C ma podobne
Ivyjevy zvykly, stal tn hluboce
pohnut.
"Neplacte, draha PAM; NIL
ze by'si, ze Sc jeste S Eliskou
shledate.'
| Zach Jene," chopila Sc slo-
va neboha pani, "my il nalez
meme. Pojf pdjdeme il spolu
hledati.a A. pri tech sIovech Sc
hbit6 q lenosky vzchopila.
Ones ne, pani Joycova,
'odpiral s.una. "Jest velka ne
pohoda, snih Sc sype dolu v
chumacich."
! "Coz ja dbam o snih, dest'
hromobiti a vsechno vztekani
Sc zivld?" pravila ona prudce.
"Jdu hledati sve roztomile de-
t'atko." y
! "Ale vzdyt' jste byla vcera Y
noci venku; nepamatujete Sc,
jaka byla .zima?'
| "Ano - ano; byla jsem wee
ra venku; utekla jsem - pre-
krocila feku, j slysela jsem vo-
lanf ditete meho o pomoc, 2
nluvila panf ;hlasem zervanym
zirajicf vytfeStenym OXEN do
prazdna. "Dostala jsem Sc do
toho velikeho mesta,' po-
kra ovala; 20 ia Sc pamatuji,
iak puste byly lty velike ulice.
Ale neustaie jsem slysela vo-
lani meho dft6te ale Jys
mne chytil a zavlekI nazpet do
moho vezeni, ty Fly, necitelny
muzi."
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Pfelozeno 2 anklickeho.

~-- -
/ Podekovtv Sc mu zdvorile,
zahral $ MN nekolik her ma
kulecnfku, bmluvil Sc mel Sc
k odchoduI Braddock nabizel
mu opet plhostinstvi sve a 81
ce velmi vrsle, ale Jiri je zdvo-
file odmitnhl, vymluviv Sc, ze
Ijej ssryc dies noci ocekava.
Sotva Jif billiarnu opustil,
skocil Bradiock do vedlejsiho
pokoje, kdt sedel samojediny
clovek, zahaleny ' siroky a
dlouhy svrlhnik, u sklenicky
horke whisky.
/ "Vzhuru,Y Monku," pobidnul
ljej Braddock. "Cas nadesel."
v okamzku byl Braddock
zahalen V podobny svrchnik a
vyhav kapsy dve krepove,
cerne skrabosky, hodil jednu
soudruhovi svemu, ktery Sc po
prikladu jeho Timed zakuklil.
tTajnym vyehodem vysli oba
do postranni ulicky, odkud Sc
dali ma uliqi Canal "a Jirim
Chiltonem.
,VSechno to vyvedeno tako-
wynn chvalem re Jiri ami tri-
Get kroku nebyl usel, kdyz sti-
haci jeho "a MIN Sc pustili.
| Jirl Sc bral po ulici Canal k
Broadway pc Broadway k II
ulici Fulton a tudy primo k pri
vozu. Byl tax zabran do myslc
mex tech nejruznejsich - Ado
la, Vest, Nolan, vcerejsi no
cleh a dneSni jeho prihoda S
'pomatenou zenou - re jej ami
Inenapadlo ohlednouti Sc "a Sc
be a miti Sc ma pozoru pred
+! dvema zakuklenci, kteTi ne
mnoho krokG cd nej "a MIN Sc
ubirali.
! V dobe, kdy del povidky ra
81 Sc vyprada, nalezala Sc ma
polou ceste cd Broadway k prl
,vozu .dira, vedouci dolG do hlav
nj stoky. Mnoho stiznostl u
mestskych uradu ma to vedeno
a Ma nemale nebezpeei jez di-
rou tou zvlaSve detem hrozi,
poukazovano, ale dradove byli
hlusi.
! Kdyz Jiri az k tomuto otvo
ru .byl dosel, citil Sc Cd dvoll
muzG re zadu uchopenu a nez
Ii vzkriknouti mohl, zmizel v
otvoru. l.
Stlumeny vykrik zbIunknu
II presvedcilo zakerniky, re O.
bet, jejich octla Sc We. stoce, od
kud neni vysvobozeni.
! Zakernici sundavse potom
skrabosky sve chvatali do bliz
keho restaurantu, ably Sc nstri
cemi a nejakou sklenici elu OBJ
cerstvili.
| Zasednuvse 81 ma nejzassim
konci dlouheho stolu jidelny,
dali Sc do ticheho hovoru.
"Myslite, ze nemozno, aby
odtamutd dostal ven?" tazal
Sc Lemuel Monk.
"Naprosto nemozno," ujist' Q
wal soudruha sveho Braddock.
"Voda We stoce' jest asi sest
stop hluboka. Teto chvlle jest
liz zajiste mrtev.'
"To nebyl zly napad, Davi,
de- pravil Monk, 'lepsi, nez
|skoliti jej ma ulici anebo hodi-
III jej do. East Riveru. Mystiln
re Sc tt Vest bohat6 odmeni?'
"Vest nema S tim CO ciniti,'
pravil Braddock; "chlapik ten
|mne nedavno II verejnosti zne.
uctil a ia mu prisahal pomstu
lPomsta jest vykonana. Zde
Ivezmi mzdu a - mlc jako ry.
!, ba."
/ -Pri tom podaval Monkov
balicek bankovek.
| "Jest tam tisic dollarn,' upo
zornoval M3nka.
j Gale prete mi nejde dt
Ihlavy, ze bF Vest v 'te veci ne.
mel prsty 1 vzdyt vine, Il
baZi DO deidictVl stareho Mar
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velky plat nabfdnou
vsichni Sc il klani.

Idu jsou ma zavadu dalsimu
|vysilani Zasilek. Pravil, ze byl
sam New Yorku Sc presvedci-
I'll, jak 81 TO ze zasilanim stoji,
re vsak Sc octl pred fakty, jez
|se zmeniti nedala,. leda by Sc
Ivyslani pfipravenych beden
chtelo ma cele tydny zdrzeti.
Pfesv6dcil Sc, re nektere veci
Y Chicago poslane, hlavne "a
$4,000 kondensovaneho mleka
pro hladovici deti bylo ma PRIV
nj lodi. Presvedcil Sc, re treba
bylo "a poslani veci tax zva-
nou Lodi Lasky" pocitano Wy
soke dopravne, prece re nebylo
takove, aby opravnovalo k po-
burovani proti akci a re napro-
sto neni mono zasilati "a OBJ
nosy, jak zde bylo nekterymi
lidmi tvrzeno.
Pan DR.. Pecival prohlasil,
bylo-li vyslani prvni a druhe
lodi provazeno nejakym kofi5t
'nictvim, re pachatele neujdou
trestu. Pan Voska po SVEN ma
vratu Evropy bude povolan,
ably slozil 1cty, zdali nezneuzil
duvery venovane mu lidmi, kite
ii k duvere te byli svedeni svo-
il nezkusenosti.
Toto prohlaseni predsedy
Narodniho Sdruzeni bylo privi
tano bourlivym potleskem vse-
no shromazdeni.
Dale oznamil DIR. PecivaI, re
budou zasilky do starych Via
sti vypravovany dale a to "a
nizsi cenu a v brzku bude We
rejnosti oznameno, co a jak mo
zno posilati a kde odevzdava-
I'll. (Svornost. }
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IWSSl [&.f] TWSSI
Vdecna uloha.

Reditel smiry (k herci) "Po
slouchejte Cizku, v tom novem
kuse mate pfekrasnou llohu.
Mate snist diva parky virtli.'
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Zenuska: "Muzicku, pony
si, maminka 81 zlamala nohu
Muzicek: II to sem So lex.
ia uz myslel, re k nam prijede
ma navSt6Vu."
The evening world., 1919-02-20
SOAP HIS BRIBE To GET
RELEASE FROM FOES PRISON
u. s. Soldier Gave Small Piece TO
German Guard and Was
Liberated.

COBLENz. Feb. i2( correspondence
OF Associated Prcss).-Half cake OF
soap. used as n bribe, opened the road
to liberty for an American soldier who
recently rcyoined his regiment after
being imprisoned in Germany.
William LItch. a private in the Goth
Infantry. was captured Oct in the
Argonne battle and taken to prison
camp near Baden. From another
American who had received a prison
er's package Litch obtained q piece OF
soap about the size of his thumb. A
few nights before the signing OF the
armstico Litch gave the soap to a
German prison camp guard and
stepped out of the stockage a free man.
He began travelling by night and hid
ing by day. but before he reached the
front he was overtaken by other re-
leased American prisoners, who told
him OF the armsticc.
In the American occupied territory
now soap will buy articles which are
not purchasable with money.
The evening world., 1919-02-20
HAS JOBS FOR OLD 18TH MEN.
Hayward w. G, G. :. Unit Also Ar
ranging Entertainments.

Good times and jobs besides are being
provided for the men OF the 369th In
fantry the old 18th New York, by the
Hayward Unit OF the New York War
Camp Community Service. 1t Is oN-
pected that the mastering out OF the
oolored veterans will be completed by
the end OF the week.
There will be a dance Saturday night
at the 18th Regiment Armory, Column
bus Avenue and 62d Street. The COM
munity service will provide partners
and chaperons, and 1t is expected that
1000 of Col Haywards fighters will
attend. Lieut.. Europe's band viii play
on Sunday night there will be a con-
cert, reception and refreshments at the
18th Regiment Armory 1921 Street and
Seventh Avenue. on Monday night all
the seats at the Lafayette Theatre will
be turned over to the Hayward Unit
The unit already has $50 jobs waiting
/ for the men OF the 18th and additional
| offers are pouring in. They include
practically every trade and profession,
The evening world., 1919-02-20
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve IL. This de-
stroys it entirely. To do this, just get
about four ounces Of plain, ordinary
liquid arvon; apply II at night when
retiring; use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub It in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning, most IL not all Of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of II, no matter
how much dandruff you may. have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly. and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft and
look and feel hundred times better.
You can get liquid aryon at any
drug store II is inexpensive. and
four ounces is all you will need. This
simple remedy has never been known
TO fail,--Advt.
The evening world., 1919-02-20
TRADES STRIKE A FAILURE,
VIEW AFTER CONFERENCE
Employers Refuse to Arbitrate Until
Men Return to Work-Try
Again For Settlement.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.--Another
effort to settle the strike OF the build
ing trades will be made in New York
tomorrow or Saturday. Should this
fail strikers and employers will come
back to another conference with Secre-
tarics Baker and Wilson Monday.
4 five-hour conference OF both sides
with the Secretaries here ended in
deadlock last night.
Ronald Taylor. President OF the
Building Trades Employers Associa-
tion. refused to arbltrate until the men
returned to work. declaring that In
striking without asking arbitration the
men violated contracts.
William l.. Hutcheson. President OF
the United Brotherhood OF Carpenters
and Jolncrs. said that the men would
not return to work until their demands
were granted.
Representatives. OF the employers de-
clared that Hutcheson's efforts for a
general strike had failed.