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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
CRAFT ON WHEELS
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

Heraiding the coming OF the Macy
Z Baird tent show. which will pitch
its tent on klamath avenue June 1.
on the 10, now occupied by the chau-
tauqua. J. c. Macy. one Of the troup-
ers. attracted considerable attention
on city thoroughfares this morning
with an unique vehicle, an apparent
cross between q Ford car and q whal-
Ing boat.
Persons whose curiosity was rous-
ed At sight OF Q water craft navisat-
int the highways and byways now
have the explanation. IT'S Just Mr..
Macy's clever idea Of publicity and
he says II attracts attention.
The show 10 nov playing in Duus-
muir. The owners expect to stay iu
Klamath Falls for Q month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
GEO. J. WALTON
Division Manager,
California; Oregon Power Company
At THE THEATERS

The latest Psramount-Ince photo
play stepping Out" which comes to
the Star Theatre tonight. with Enid
Bennett as the star Is n story by c.
Gardner Sullivan hased on tn. unit
versai inclination OF men and women
70 sometimes step out OF their sphere
into one they believe more to be te-
sired.
The outcome of the comedy drama
might Indicate that the writer had ir
mind when he gave the title - the
story the old proverb watch yoas
STEP"
Il concerns a little woman who
hnds her greatest happiness in con
secrating her life to her husband. a
husband who accepts her sacrifice.
~ his rightfui due and practically
regards her as servant In hi'
house.
How these reverse dispositions are
balanced and . happy companion
ship effected. is the mission o. the
~. The picture was directed by
,fed Niblo under the supervisor Of
!hemas II. Ince. Niles weleh Is
Mn Bennett's leading man.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs, Verne Dove are the
parents OF an eight pound hoy, born
this morning at the Warren Hunt
hospital
MIR, and Mrs Horace Shidlcr lett
this morning Tor hollywood. cailtcr-
mia, where they viii reside foe sou,e
time Tor the benefit OF Mrs ShldlGr's
health. Later they expect to SO to
British Columbia.
@. W. White raturnod last uiyht
from Riverside. csht, to spend the
summer,
=, T. Ludden has purchased the
Harry Gocller residence on rine
street and Mr.. Goeller will erect =
new home on the lot recently pur-
chased from Marion Hanks near Sec
ond street on Pine
Ivan kilsore and family are In the
city from their home In Lanseli Val
ley.
The ladies' OF 81. Paul Episcopal
Guild will be entertained tomorrow
afternoon by Mrs. George T. baldwin
at the Baldwin hotel.
Rev. Father Marshall. accompan-
led by X. ?. sheehss Of Chicago and
John Kingston Of Rochester. New
York, and Dr. Murphy OF Portland.
motored to Malin today.
Mr., and Mrs. II. n Moe returned
last night In their car from a ten
days motor trip to San Francisco
and other California points. While
away Mr.. Noe attended Buyers
Week convention IN San rransicso.
Mrs. clifford Taylor OF Oakland.
formerly Miss Dorothy Weeks. is
here for n few days visit with her
brother. Bill weeks. Who Is employ
ed BY the CAiioastp Lumber com.
pany. and frisnds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26

On Christmas day Of next year will
be celebrated the centenary of the
birth of Clara Barton. famous Civil
war nurse and first president Of the
American Red Cross.
The New Jersey legislature has
passed a bill limiting the hours OF
employment OF women In factories
and providing heavy penalty for
employers violaiins ,he law.
Pauline Frederick. noted alike as
stage and screen star. will essay q
new rcle at the end Of April. when
she will act as queen OF the California
raisin day carnival st Fresno.
The bridal veil Ia said to have or
iginated In the ancient custom Of
performing the marriage ceremony
under square piece Of cloth. held
over the bridal couple to conceal the
bushes Of the bride. At the marriage
Of q widow. It was not used.
The first woman justice OF the
peace In America was Mrs. Esther
Morris OF sheysnas. wyo.. who was
appointed In 1859.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
CENSUS WILL
CHANGE RANKS
!. Of MANY CITIES

wAsHlNGro May 20, - The
population rank OF the cities will
show u large number OF changes
when the statistics OF the 1870 cen.
sus have been eompleted.
Several elites have moved up into
the i00. .000-e,ass In which there were
so municipalities In 1910, Some OF
the cities of that class. whose 1890
populations have been announced,
have outRrown others In the same
class while some having less than
100000 10 years ago have taken
rank well up among the eountry's so
largest cities.
Akron. o.. has shown the most
growth among the larger cities. II
has passed eight cities having l00.-
900 or more In 1910. whose 1880
populations have been announced.
The rank Of the various cities can
not be determined until statistics for
all have been announced. New York.
Chicago and Philadelphia. first. Soc
ond aud third cities OF the country.
viii continue to rank Ia that order
bu, the rank Of other cities Is uncer.
tain. From statistics announced
some OF the changes shown In rank
are:
washinston. d. C.. passed Newark.
n. j.. Cincinnati and New Orleans.
Newark. N. j.. passed Cincinnati.
Toledo. o.. passed Louisville and
81. Paul.
Dayton. o.. passed Paterson. n. J.
Bridgeport. Conn, passed Pater-
son. Nashville aud Spokane.
Hartford. Conn. passed Paterson.
Nashville. Albany. n. Y. aud spo.
kane.
youngstown. o.. passed Nashville.
Albany and Spokane and a number Of
cities OF 10000 or moro In 1910.
Springfield. Mass. passed Nash
Vile. Albany and Spokane and a
number OF 10000 or more In 1910.
Camden. n J., passed Albany and
Spokane.
Nashville. Tenn. and Albany. N.
Y. passed spokane. Wash.
Cities OF 100. 900 or more popula.
tion In 1890 which have been an.
rouneed with their 1910 rank and
1920 population include:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
RATHER SUICIDE

EUGENE. Ore. May :s.-A large
rattlesnake recently captured near
coburs. a small ,o~n near this city.
committed suicide after i've days OF
captivity. The reptile was kept in a
store window on exhibition and per-
sons passing the window declare the
snake coiled and then plunged its
fsngs into its own body.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
MERCHANTS WILL
CONSIDER LEVER ACT

SAN FRANCISCO. May ?s --Mer
chants Of national standing will ais.
cuss the Lever act. designed to pre-.
vent pronteerins. at the National Re
tail Dry Goods Association here june
2 and ).
A group OF prominent British
drapers will attend the sessions. In
connection with which ~ elaborate
entertainment program bee been ar
ranged.
The California Retail Dry Good:
Assertion convention will be held
here ,'.media,ely at the conclusion
OF tn. p,tiorfal body's n citing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26

FOR SALE-Nest thres-room bung-
allow and big level lot on Oak Ave.
near Ninth. Non-resident owner 10
making special price OF $500 for
quick sale. Some terms. Chilcote
4 Smith. S33 Main ST.. Phone ss.
1851
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26

Abyssinia, Il Is said. gives great
authority to the wife. II 10 her priv.
ilege to abuse her husband. and she
can divorce him at pleasure. whereas
the husband must show cause II he
wishes TO divorce his wife.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26

II was Queen Msrshsrita OF Italy
who discovered the musical gifts OF
Puccint and sent him to Milan to
study at her exDense.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
SIXTH Vt. CORNER

We have q special price on q Sixth
81. corner near the factories. with
i65 n. on Sixth. 23i a. on spur.
about i+0 n. on Market. There II a
50x75 n. corrugated iron building
on same and pavement on two sides.
The price Is Sl2.s00 on very easy
terms. Glad to show you. Caii at
s33 Main 81. or phone Sc. Chiicote
4 Smith. 2S-27
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26

WANTED--One Jaxs plano player.
Call at Houston's opera house az
ter 1880 y. m. 2ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

JERSEY COW for sale. Phone :55R
26-?7s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26

FOR pRENT-Modern 6-room house
close, In. Geo. d. Chamberlain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
WANTED

Trucks and teams to haul lumber.
BIC LAKES BOx co. 2s-2s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26

wANTED-Two good carpenters
Grant and Eighth 81. Geo. n
ChamberlaIn. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
tSTISAY'

Came to my ranch after April
l5th. one red heifer 2 years old.
branded Circle Bar on left side.
Owner may have same by calling nj
my place and paying expenses.
$685. r.. l.. FRENCH
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-26
COUNT COMPLETE ON
COUNTY PRIMARY
(Continued from Pare ~

whitloek e.: Dr.. 4. A. Souic i5:
commissioner, Durrcli short 2s:
school ssperintsndent. Miss Twyia
Head %; sheriff. George l.. Hum.
phrey 50; Justice OF the peace. Link.
Vile township. L. l.. Gakashen iso.
N. J. Chapman -: constable. ). y
Morley 81.
Democrat.
Delegates at iarge-DaidwIn Ji0.
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SO AkRU cerne rovinate pudy,
dobry 8 pokojovy dunn, nova
stodola,@ slepicnik, stepnice ja-
blonova, 10 akrn lesa, dobytek
i nafadi. blize skoly dlazdene
cesty. Cena $4,000, hotoyc
$4,000 neb ma vymenu "a NEST
sky majetek. Majitelka Mrs.
Holson, 1879 E. 40. ul. roh
Hamm Ave, Jed'te karou 55.
vych. ul. 3-3
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NABlDNUTl X, sNATkU.

Vdovec v start 40 rok1 S
tfemi ditkami v start cd 9 do
IA rokn, hleda touto cestou
druzku zivota, bud bezdet-
nou vdovu neb divku v start
cd rs do IS rokd. Vlastnim
iobry obchod a slusny ma
jetek, nasledkem vsak nedo-
statku casu a znamosti, mi
MIN navazati, styky s zenou
fadnou, ktera by chtela byti
dltkam dobrou, matkou a
mne rozsafnou.zenou. Vlast-
nila-li by nejaky majetek,
zustane ten v jejiI rukou.
zadam o zaslanf podobenky
ktera Sc ma pozadani vrati a
1plna lnlcenlivost Sc V kaz-
dem ohledu zarucuje. Pocti-
We mlnene nabidky zaslete
do adm. "Sveta" pod znat-
kou "Spokojenost".
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DrOhrle !
, Ozrlanaky !
HLFDA Sc

BEZDETNi MANZELE hle-
dali mensi byt nebo dim sam
o sobe v ceske ctvrti. Nechte
adressu V adm. t.. listu. 3-6
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PRCDA Sc reznicky obchod
aneb Sc vymenl "a privatni
dunn. Haste sc u Tom. Suchy,
86o3 Beckman Ave. S. e. Tel.
Princt. 1878 w. 81
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6 poko-
jich, cihlovy, vse zarizeno, v
c. 1915 E. 1873 ul. Cena $1,000.
BiizSi sdeli Sc v elsie 1904 u
nion Ave.
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PRiJMOU Sc opravovaci V
Lithograph Can Factory, 2872
E. 33 st. Il The Standard Oil
Co. 3-3
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PRIJME Sc divka ma donna
CT praci do male rodiny pfi
Sl5 tydni mzde. Muze miti po-
kojfk pro sebe. Haste Sc v els.
2749 Euclid Boulevard, dvere
els. 4. Tel. Fairmount 17O1 J.
3-3
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CHcETE-LI 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te sc s d1verou
Ma nejstar5iho a spolehliveho
teskeho jednatele FIR. Hattana,
3642 Z. 49 I'LL Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
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PRIJME Sc spolecnik do 2

F, PRIME Sc spoletnik do "a
vedeneho obchodu, ktery by
mohl vesti samostatne pobocny
zavod. Musi byti skutecne OBJ
chodnikem a vladnout kapita-
lem tri az peti tisic dollaru. Ma
bidky zaslete pod znaekou
"Velky vynos" do adm. Sve-
ta. 3-3
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PRODA Sc. neb pronajme
farma 20ti akrech, blize Gar
field Parku. Jsou tam 2 zahra-
dy, vinice, ovocne stromy kol
domu, dunn ma IL pokoju, 5
satniku, 2 spizirny, elektrika,
mestska voda, zachod uvnitr,
velky sklep, fernes. Prodaji Sc
tez dive dojne kravy. Haste Sc
u Anna Masl, 1866 E. 40 ul.
3-9
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Roman cd pani Harriet Lewisove.
00oooooooo oooeeoo oees

SLaCHIkd, pIdSlld LVdtIdS q
chuva. "Jsem zde v parku S
detma kazdeho slunneho dine
a znam vsechny vznesene oso-
by na prvni pohled. Pani ia
Jest vdovou a muz jeji byl baro
net; jest to lady Trevoroya.
PAM Petersova opakovala je
il jmeno.
"Onen pan vedfe nj pry nj
zapleta milostny pomer," po-
kraeovala chuva. "On jest da-
leko pod nj, ale kdyz Sc diva
mali radi, til netazou Sc vzdy
po jmeni a rodokmenu. Rada
vidim pysnou pani zamilovati
Sc do muze hluboko pod nj
stojiciho!"
"Jest tedy vdovou? Muz je-
il Jest mrtev?" odvetila Zamy-
Slene Sara Petersova.
"Vice nez rok tomu, CO ne
ziie. Sir Albert Trevor byl di-
voky a Spatny. Panin ded, mar
kyz, byl proti tomu snatku nj
kdy nepromluvil sc Siren AL
bertem ami lady Trevorovou
po jejich snatku, az kdyz ona
byla jiz rok vdovou,' vyklada-
la chuva, ktera rada svou zna
lost vznesenych kruhu ma odiv
stavela.
"Snad mi tedy muzete fici,
zda.i tato bohata lady Trevoro
va ma nejakych ditek?"
"Zadnc."
"Nemela tedy zadnou dee
ru", sc zklamanim otazala sc
pani Petersova. "Nemyslcla
Jsem, re by to bylo mozne -
vSak prece snad jeji penize ia
chranily il pii zfvote. Povida
Sc, &c slavni lekari jsou to
vsechno vyleciti."
"Nevim, o Gem mluvite, Sa-
TO Petersova. Znam divku, kite
ia jest znama S Cerisou, fran
couzskou komornou lady Ire
vorove a Ia pravi, re lady Ire
vorova nikdy nemela dltek."
PAM Petersoya zmatene HE
della pred sebe.
Jest V tom nejaka myika, '
zvolala. "Ona m6la decko -
ia pravim, re ne. Budu to
snad lepe vedeti ne5 Wy. Vzdyt'
jste ami nevedela jejiho lme-
ma"
Udiv V obliGcji jeji spolecni-
ce vzbudil V pani Petersove o.
patrnost.
"Snad sc ~mylim," prayila S
prizvukem vynucenym. TAX
tomu asi bude. Nemyslim, re
jest to taz PAM, kterou lsem
znala. Ia nebyla TAX siaynou
oSobnosti; aspon TO ia sobe ne
ukazovala."
PAM Petersova snazila Sc o.
bratit rozmluvu jiny smer a
znititi TAX DOZEN, ktery ieJl
slova Ma mysl chuvy ucinila
kdyz sc il podarilo presvedcit
spolecnici o SVEN omylu, pan
Petersoya poystala a odesla
parku.
Jakmilc >byla venku rych)
vstoupila do nejbiizSi lekarn
a po2adala o londynsky se'
nam obyvatelstva. kdyz il b.
10 Nyhoyeno, rychlc preyraccI
listy, az nasla jmcno lady Tr
Norovc.
NapsaIa ieil adresu a op
spcsne vysla ma ulici. Ncmocl
jcji oblitcj jen horel, cele j
il jcdnani naznacoyalo pot,
covane rozcileni.
"Nemusim vice pracOyatl
k sobe hovoiila. Lady Trcvo
VII ncsmi mi odepfiti podpor
hdyby ma krasnc dccko by
mrtyc. Uvidim il dncSniho We
RAJ
XII.
liorska dcdina.
Slecna nosscONa Il icji sta
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III M dl htthy OZyVdlO Sc oFCtlli
CT. S velkym namahanim bylo
lie il probuditi a tim Sc stale,
ze hrmot zpisobeny prijezdem
Jarvise, ktery Sc pastyrI otazo
val, il neprobudil.
I Vsak Cecilie, ackoliv tez by
la zemdlena, probudila Sc. Pri
prvnim zaznenl hlubokeho
hlasu Jarvisova nabyla iasne-
no vedomi. Nehnula Sc, vsak tt
Sc lezela a temef bez dechu ma
slouchalaf rozmluve. A tenkra-
te, kdyz rozmluva prestala a
oni tri muzove usadi.i Sc ma ze-
mi, ably 81 zakourili, nepohnu-
la Sc a temef ami nedychala,
by nedala ma jeyo sve bdeni.
Poznala, re Jarvis s uspe-
chem presvedcil oba proste pa
styre, ze jej NELL "a majitele
blazince a il a Marketku "a u
tecence z Gstavu toho.
"Vse, CO my mnaeme F1ci ne
DO 6initi nepfesvedGi je o opa-
ku," lnyslela. "Nase neznalost
okoli zplsobila, ze mas hosti-
tel mas mel "a Silene drive nez
Jarvis prisel. Pastyfi mas jiste
vydaji Jarvisovi a ten mas "a
bije. Nestava zadneho uteku?"
Chovala Sc tise, az kdyz "a
pach 2 tabaku zmizel q venci
bylo slySeti hlasite chrapani
spicich osob.
Byla jista, re oba pastyri,
jsouce zvykli casne jiti spat,
pevne usnuli, Vylezla postele
jake stin a tise priblizila Sc k
otyoru We zdi, ktery "a okno
slouzil.
Jeden roh mastneho papiru
byl volny. Pozdyihla jej a opa
trne ven popatflla.
Byla jasna, hvezdnata noe.
Vrcholy hor Sc zasnezenymi
hrebepy tfpytily sc V svitu me-
sicnim. Vzdaleneisi casti lido
Ii lezely We stinu hor, ale V oko
Ii chatrte bylo vSe jasne jako
We dne.
Oba pastyri, zaobaleni We
svych prikryvkach, lezeli ma
zemi V pevnem spanku pohrize
nj. Jarvis sedel jakoby ma stra
III. Uminil 81! nespati, ale cas-
ne rano uchvatiti korist po
tom odejiti k pobrezi a k Cernt
Skale a sam Sc V mysli usano
vii, re ony dv6 zeny nebudol
| jej obtezovati ma cele jeho ce
ste.
"Dablova propast jest prav'
vhodnym mistem, kde sc jicl
mohu zbaviti!" pravil sam k 81
be, mezitim co Cecilie jej po
zorovgla. "Zplasim jejich ko
ne ma nejncbezpecn6jsim mist
a poslu je pres propast do ne
beskaho kralovstvi. Nejlepe bl
de, pockam-li az rano a zatir
tez kone 81 odpocinou!"
PohledDul ma sve konlky
i kteri Sc ponekud vzdalili, pc
3 patril na spiel muze, na chair
ci, zivnul jednou neb dvakra
e ospalosti a zemdlenim a vytaI
Y nuv lahev skotske koralky, pi
: lozil il ke rtum. Prihnul 81 moi
: ne jednou V kratke chvili pc
a druhe.
: "Studcna noe, zamunia
"Vitr fuel prilsmyky horskym
i iakoby od lcdovcu prichaze
= * smrti Sc nastudim, nebudu-
: opatrnym.'
~ Starost sVc zdraNi prim,
la jej, zc opet Sc radne napi
!" Potom ystrcil lahcv zpet d
0 l<apsy zacal svoji straz ma
I, domnelc apicimi zenami.
o Notnc pitt a K tomu zmdl
e most malo plispivaly k ief
bdelosti. Zacal kyvati hlavo
vsak kratcc vzdy sc yzchor
"A podczrcnim kol scbc p
tril. Napotom hlava mu kles
Il ia pr2a a on zdal Sc usnouti.
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"
|neeem ustanovila, beze hfmo-
tn obratila Sc Ease k luzku a
stanula vedle Markedly. Polo
lila ruku JENNIE na usta stare
zeny, ably zamezila vykfiknutl
a druhou JENNIE il zatrasla.
Otrasani to muse.o byti ne
kolikrate opakovano a to slime
il, tax re Cecilie jiz zoufala
mad vysledkem, kdyz stara ze-
ma najednou haste zivla a oci
otevrela. Pohled ma bfedy mia
distvy oblicej, ozafeny dvema
1zkostlivyma a planoucima O.
Gina, sklanejici Sc mad nj, tax
podesil Marketku, re neby.a S
to ami Sc pohnouti ami promlu-
viii.
Jenna ruka tiskla vystrazne
stara zvraskovatela jeji usta.
"Tisel" septala divka do je-
jiho ucha. Ami slova, Market
ko, Jarvis jest zde!'
Zena sebou trhla, vsak ne
promluvila. Trasla Sc pod dot
knutim Ceciliinym a oci jeji
prozrazovaly 1zkost a strach.
"PastyTi zamysli mas jemu-
vydati," pokracovala V reci
divka tise. "Jarvis vydava sc
"a lekare silencu a my re jsme
tutecenci jeho ustavu,"
| Stara Marketka zataji.a dech
"Jeste neni vse ztracenov
mluvila dale septem Cecilie.
Jarvis zamysli mas witt od-
tud casne rano d pastyf-i Jsou S
tim srozumeni. Oba zatim spl.
Jarvis sam zamyslel po celou
noe bdiG, vsak pill pills lihovi-
ny, ably Sc zahral myslim, re
jest. pitim pfemozen. Zavfel o.
ci a dfima.'
Paprsek nadeje zasvitil o.
cich stare zeny, temer jiz zou-
fajici.
"RozumiS, Marketko? MOI
ma, re unikneme, ale TO sc mu
| 81 stati nyni."
Stara aena prikyvla. Utisila
Sc zatim a nabyla opet vlady
mad sebou. Cecilie odtahla ru-
ku a Mariletka zyolna povstala
a vedle luzka stanula.
"Vydame Sc ma eestu nyni?"
tazala sc.
"Pojd'!' zvolala. eide jest
naSe nrllezitostP' S4
! Marketka sebrala tasku, V
ni1 bylo neco potraVy zave-
sila 81 il na rame. Cecilie cd
stranila hrube a jednoduche
pazeni a otevrela dvere. Ia
skripaly a Marketka jiz mysle-
a, ze jsou ztraceny. Cecilie ma
! slouchala, pax tahla ia sebou
! svoji spolecnici a ODE prestou-
! pill prah.
! Kdyby byl Jarvis nespal, he.
mohl nevideti utecence, vSak
ma stesti pro ne on spal revne
| Cecilie ma to opatrna dvert
: piivrela. Myslela ma moznost
re by sc n6ktery q muzu preC
svitanim mohl probuditi a ons
l chtela znamost o jejich utechl
, na nejpozdnejsi cas- odloziti
: Kr3eela ma pred We smeru, kd'
: kon6 pasii. Tito nebyli Spouta
nj, nebot Jarvis spolehal ns
: dobrou pastvu jejich zemdle
1 mi. Lezeli nyni a tez uzdy mel
1 ma sobe. Cecilie uchopila Sc re
menu a konici povstali. Marke
ka u6inila totez S druhymi DIV,
: ma. ODE zeny vstouplly do Sc
: del a pozvolna vzdaloyaly S,
t od chatrcc, kazda q Mich pra2o
4 neho konika ia sebou vedouc
j Kun, ma kterem Marketka pr
: deSleho dne jela, zdal sc byt
= bcznadejne chromym, prot
p,istily je.i a on Gned do tray
|. ulehnul. Pohyby jejich byl
/, tax opatrne a konici jejich Ia
|. pokojni, zc oni tri muzove S
Ii ncprobudili. UteGenci ale nee
l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
PEACE IN G. o. p. CAMPS
CONSIDERED AT. MEETING
Camp and Miller Confer to Iron
Old Differences Existing
for Four Years.

The formation of one big, influential
republican organization in the District
of Columbia is predicted as the result
Of meeting yesterday afternoon be-
tween Henry NJ Camp. campaign man
ager of the republican party in this ter
ritory during the recent campaign. and
Robert 1. Miller, president Of the Hard
ing and Coolidge League. No. 1.
The joining of forces Of these two
local leaders is looked upon as most
significant in District politics. princi-
palIy because it practically assures the
unitiu&-of what might be termed asAn-
val factions in this city, which Differ
ence and separation has existed more
or less prominently during the past four
years. and which feeling reached It's
height last June, when the Miller fac
ton was denied seats as the accreoited
DELEGATES from the District OF Columbia
at the Chicago convention.
Impressed with the Importance and
practicability of unity of action and
purpose. these two leaders have now
the republican party and to Immediately
set about the formation of one party
organization which is intended to func-
ton permanently. During the nex'
week there will be preliminary meet
ing Of leaders in the two groups, al
which tentative plans win be drawn UT
for the launching of the permanent Or
ganization-
Mr.. Miller has been mentioned for ths
appointment as q vice chairman of thu
general inaugural committee and Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
POSTAL RECEIPTS
ARE S3,5S,685
M. O. Chance Reports IS
Tons Of Free Mail Handled
Here Daily.

Free matter now passing through
the Washington city post office Is esti-
mated to amount to an average Of
Ieighty-hve tons a day. according to
| the annual report Of City Postmaster
M. o. Chance. The gross postal re-
tceipts OF the Office were s3.536,6s5.S4
for the last fiscal year.
The gross receipts. however. rep
resent only mail for which postage
lis paid by the public. the government
matter mailed free amounting to three
| times as much in weight as the paid
matter and the handling of which is
not shown in the postal receipts Of
the Office.
While a w eighing of free matter
from the governpent departments
here conducted in 1917 by the Post
Office Department showed an average
of fifty-four tons per day, the new
estimate of eighty-five TONS Of such
matter day came as a surprise to
postal officials.
2,sGs.I47 Orders Paid.
During the fiscal year the Wash
ington city post office paid 2S6g.147
domestic money orders, amounting to
s22.eT5,324.4S. and issued 661, PA do
nestle orders, amounting to sS,4s2,-
1927. The great preponderance on
the part of orders paid here is due
according to officials, to the payments
from former soldiers all over the
country on their insurance with the
bureau of war risk.
International money orders to the
number OF S,525, amounting to $685.
0S7.74. were issued here during the
past fiscal year and 1907 paid,
amounting to $9s,S94.54
The Washington office has a total