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The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Red Cro,,s Class to Demonstrate.

To PROVE the value of the Red
Cross foo,i, the Monday evening
class at tht' chapter house, 16 Jack
son place n orthwest, will tomorrow
night sit d own to a square meal
cooked by{ themselves. The menu
consists of steak, dasheens, stewed
tomatoes, q reamed satisfy, hot bis
cults, butte r, coffee, fruit salad,
pineapple, q ape juice and ice cream
with sponge cake.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Credits Asked for
Foreign Tobacco Buyers

An al nendment to the war finance
corpora, ton, authorizing the corpo-
ration o establish credits to the
extent Of $4,000, 900, to enable the
Italian nd French governments to
buy AmlTican tobacco, was intro
duced in the House yesterday by
Represent ative Byrnes, Tennessee.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Records to Navy Allotment Of;ce.

Records Of men promoted in the
naval reserve shall be sent to the
navy allotment office instead of
having the enrolling officer close
out records of such promotions, ac-
cording to a recent order. The OBJ
ject of this new ruling, 1t was
stated. Is TO stop the retainer pay
of those who are promoted.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

The place to secure best selection and
high qualities at the least price is in our
Millinery Store. Two lines that the dis
eliminating woman will appreciate are
our
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

SAS SoS ~ ySeA hol1-
some Madeira luncheon
cloth-which you say was
burned by an overturned
candle-cut out the burn
ed portion. for a round or
diamond medallion. and
then to make the effect
symmetrical you will have
q. to insert two other medal
lions to correspond. setting
the three equally distant
from each other. and all at
the same distance from the
center. If you do not do
6let crochet come to our
Art Department. purchase
a crochet shook and
crochet cotton, and our
instructors will teach you
to make the kind of me
dallions you want. without
charge for the instructions.
Art Store-Fourth Floor.
Miss Nettie M.-If you
had one of those Jersey
coat dresses last year you
are quite in luck, as you
can remodel it to use as a
coat suit. If it is made
in al open front. over
blouse style. with the
sleeves in the underpart.
you can rip the sleeves
out, and sew them into the
armholes of the over
blouse. Make a lining of
soft lining silk. finishing it
off neatly all around. and
attach it to the jersey
overblouse at the seams
and front only, Trim the
coat with angora clcth-
collar. cuffs. and patch
pocket. Cut the skirt from
the underbodice. finish it
off with a band of self
material. and then buy
one of the new tricolette
blouses to wear with it.
About M yards of g.
inch lining will be re-
quired, at a yard, $2.25.
Lining Store
Street Floor.
of the angora cloth you
will need one yard. at a
yd. d............... $3.50
Trimming Store
Street Floor.
Mrs. R. Little
girls will grow. A
; 1t is a habit they A
have; but the lit a$S$N
tie Scotch ging- WSS
ham Dire out <
rown by~ X h
your little SaA1H
daughter can srS0
be remodel = ~ !
ed in til e tR43 ar
style shown :@ 1]
here, using NMfFATf
plain color %A}fSRJ
ed gingham AAN
to c o m b in e. hA
with it. This hA4l
will require AA
about one and uGII
a qua ter = TX
yards of 80. IA
in. plain gingham 4 \
and about five 4 \
yards of narrow
colored embroid- ~
cry edging. - Il
The gingham is \
priced, a yard, 75c and
$I.oo.
Street Floor.
Embroidery, a yard, ISc.
Street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Red Cross Plan. Hygiene Classes,

New Red Cross night classes in
home hygiene and care of the sick
will be begun In the night schools
in the city under the direction of
Miss Anna ]. Greenleaf. heal OF the
teaching center at 16 jackson pace
northwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

tortalncd with delightful Christmas
birthday dinner. In honor Of their son,
Harrison. Jt - eighteenth birthday
Christmas Eve, 1T o'clock ut their
home, S01 jefferson street
Mistlctoc, holly Wrcaths and other
beautiful Christmas decorations were
ufed IN Wuiusion throughout the
rooms and dainty Nulrtido place cards
marked the places Of fourteen guests.
The event WIS kept complete secret
until the guests were ready to III down
Go dinner whom tho honnrec was ush.
cred in amid shouts Of laughter and ap.
plausr
During the evening misoollln, Gus
games. contests Had music were en-.
ioyod. and ut % bate hour the Young
people repaired 10 their respective
homes, after having voted judge and
Mrs Hendricks most charming host
and hostess Those present were.
Misses Elizabeth loycr. lnor,nc
Herring Winfrcd llipginhuthlm. Mary
Han Edwanu Allen Margaret Ann,
Burgess C'Hrgh Thomas. and Mrssrf
Joe Wells. liily ppllmes John s,llars.
Tomwr Durham Ralph Trullngpr. VII.
s"u Watkins. and Harrison Hendricks.
Jr. tine hunuroo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

mandcr Frederick w. Galbralth, Jr.. Ia
empowered 20 call the first national
convention OF the wumOns branch @;
the Legion Ia the United States The
forming ~ The Texas organization In.
Hurcs ils bclng among the first states
10 have representation IN the national
organization. Aftor the national head.
unrtcra Tor the auxiliary has been
formed ana officers elected a name Tor
the womcn's branch ~ tie Legion. ma.
tiunal officers. and perhaps national
headquarters. win b. selected
"The officers ~ the wumen's auNill.
AIRY Tor the state elected In this city
last week viii no doubt call convcn.
, tiun 10 meet with the regular annual
convention ~ the Legion. department
Of TcNag, which meets In III paso In
the fall Of next year. Up until the
meeting IT this convention. active
charge ~ the organization win be- In
the hands ~ the new president. Mrs
y G. Murray. and the active secretary.
Miss Adn May Maddox. who viii work
under the supervision II state head.
quarters at Dallas.
Tho newly elected officers. and the
cities in which they live. follow:
Mrs T.. G. Murray. president: Mrs
, &. Briscoc, Houston. first vicc prcsi.
dent; MrH Sherman G. Kilc. san An.
tonic, second vice.prcridcnt: Mrs. n
Jcpson. beaumont. third yice.prcsidcnt:
Mrs W. l.. james, san Angelo. fourth
vicc.prosidont. Mrs Bnuiah Irwin.
treasurer Miss Ada May Maddox. Aus.
TN. secretary. Miss Mary Hamilton
Austin. historian, MIrs Harriet Bolgcr,
Austin. sergeant at arms. Mrs. NJ NJ.
liirre, Austin. first member AZ large OF
me executive committee; Mrs. George
H. Stuart. TcXirkana. second member
and Mrs. j. G. Muse. Dallas, third mem.
hpr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
TcAas Federation .; ,,.smen'. Clnb..

Deer Converter
GLORY To- God in the Highest ana ON
Earth Peace. G"od VIII toward Men.
How many oi our HEARTS are tod1.
singing this Singing. as We lnuL bncN
10 the anNirtirs ~ 1910. ana then SO
around us u ace. singing as We know
that now We need fear no slaughter co.
innoCsnts like UNTO ihit IN Belgium.
cur babies ~" safe; they ate well let
and well clothed nay more than that
they are PLAYING and laughing ant
dancing 49, they hug !u their little arms
new found Christmas TOYS. our hearts
are glad with them Sur,y Il ploascth
the Father that this h sn'
l,ut are We. any ut us. forgetting thtt
not everywhere ou earth today doc
pcacc good will toward men reign th,t
in Europe NOW ;hCrU are WilliunS ui
children who cannot play and lugh
and dance. millions ~ lit,, ones who
are cold and starving ana that Tor them
there is No. p'Hcv. uo Christmas iuys'
How can they ui their people have good
viii toward men aud women who f1l'
out ~ their plenty % give. and give
Ghundartly. ~ save these It'll. lives.
You. my club sisters know ot tho
American Relief Administration and
know that so now viii save the ilfr
of child In Europe. Many of you hlv,
given to this tlus'.--somc of yuu hlv"
neglected this. M olib I'm all Texas "
- pour shat It caunut have one chili's
lifo-inany ibli, iduhl club woman can
o. this surely no other investment
O. 80 cnn bring so large return !
know q club ~ tWcntv members 'ft'
tD'iny sent $40. beg 'ug Go not Iui
this aside and rll.i 70 Ia, You
are. : kn'T. lusT 9Th worthwhile
things. tn. lot won't YOU take this ui.
Immediately with YOUR club member
md send Your contribution O soon r'
possible tn European Relief Council, T..
\ Pcdcn. Chairman. Houston. TcXas
How better oan We begin the New
Year than this
Deeply approaching your splendid
spirit ~ service. rejoicing that mine Is
the privilege uf cooperating with you
wishing each IT you great happiness in
the New Year ~ 1921. | am.
Your Friend.
FLORENCE &. MOORE.
President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
or LEGION ORGANIZED

SAN ANTONIO. Dec. 27.--rho or.
ranigHtion Il statewide department
organization ~ women IN Texas cligi.
bic 10 what N known as the "Women's
Auxiliary ~ the American Legion.
which was perfected IN this city re-.
Gently. IL likely e. be- ~ the most far.
reaching importance. both IN Legion
circles. and to the state az whole.
Charles ". S,ruggs. state adutant. said
In an interview shortly before leaving
here Tor state headquarters uf the
American Legion Ia Dallas, after visit
IN san Antonio early this week.
AZ LEAFS; four women are eligible tn
the Womcns branch % the Legion Tor
every man who was IN government sory-
bee during the war II this service were
q military nature. MIR. Scruggs cx.
planned And there II no reason he
said. "to believe the women viii not
enter their branch IL the Legion IN as
great numbers as have regular Moan
h.rs II the Legion" II was his oplu'
iun that within the next five years IA,
vomcus branch will be- a. large ~
numbers a. the mems branch 81 III,
Legion Ia Texas.
when trg states have statewide
lnuNiunry organizations. National Com
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
G. T.. Elects Officers

The Senior Christian Endcavor so.
cicty of the First Christian Church
has elected the following officers -
serve during the next term. Miss La.
.iic Thomas president; Ezra Morton.
yic" president. Mrs Clara Mitchell
secretary. j. ". Proctor. treasurer
Miss Thomas has been acting az presl
dent. filling out the uneNpircd term
q Claude Clrry. who resigned a short
time ago 60 cnlis, In the army
Rev. Roy Rutherford. pastor. ha'
Invited all persons Interested In out
lining n strong program for the Chris
tinn Endcayor Society 10 meet nj hi
home Tuesday evening. January 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

fall over Put three iu French heel,
under the feet at a living Venus. She
d~s not fill over because she il alive
and is ctpJhi" hy continuous excrtlon
and great strain. 60 overcoming the
tendency o. fail EW The result is flni
chest. urutrud.ng ABDOMEN. hollow
hack falliug stomach and the diseases
90 wh.oh these things had-pulmunnrv
tuberculosis. indigestion. chronic back.
ACHE md imperfect circulation
Effective IN Five Years.
Dr. Smith srNs the Hill be- hacks Is o.
i~ intcwllrcd into the Massachusetts
state Legislature this winter. and II
is's'ed VIII hceomr ofiectlVp after five
years when present stocks az, suld out.
duting wh'h time the change from
high tn normal hoeis may hc mad.
gtHdnaiiy
High heels iuliuc the human race
just ~ surely as alcohol" Or. Smith
declares "hui logislaturos have not Yet
dared ~ onacl laws against them"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Observation If Arbor Day Plans

The State Forestry Department nj
College station in an effort % stimu
late tree planting recommends that
plans be- laid nov tn urglu,Ee the werk
II Is suggested that the Chamber OF
Commerce take up this matter and "a
range 60 take orders fur trees for cit!
zcns SO that wholesale rates may be ~
cured
By doing all planting ON Arhur Day
February . trees may bc secured II
large luts aud III may benefit by th'
low rates that nursery companies quot
IN hig shipments Tho womcnia cluh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
WEDDING BELLS.
West Tyler.

\ beautiful ~ quiet wedding ccrc
muny WIS solcmnlz"d last THURSDAY
evening at $50 O'CLOCK NJ the parsou
age ~ the First Christian church
uniting In marriage Miss Wcf. and Mt
Henry g. Tyler. Rev. Roy Rutherford
officiating.
The y, ide WIS charming in dnE,
huc iricotine travelling suit.
Mrs West r. q teacher IA Canadian
this year and has host ~ friends
IN that city rs we'll ns IN her home
IN ottiwly Kansas Last year Miss
West WINS a student ri the University
az Kansas.
Mr., Henry Tyler has lived 4" AIMS
rillo ior some years and be well known
In business and 80 'iul rirplrs uf tins
city. holding q responsible position IN
the rost office here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
SUNDAY sCu0OL IMPORTS.
Shrlnrrs plnn rmn dances.

khI,l SINNERS win have two dances
this week. khi,a shrine Band viii give
O. benefit dance ~ the Amarillo Hotel
Tuesday uight announcement 81 which
was made some time ago. This dance
will hc informal
khiya Tomplc will give n dance
"Wednesday evening ~ the old Black.
burn Bros. store building. Admission
viii ho fr,o to all Shrincrs and their
lady friends the only requirements h..
INK That mobiles must have their 1920
cards The Jazz O Maniacs win furnish
music Tor IN" dance.
Attention has bocn called To a Gus
tom that SAYS that women shall worr
white fczrs only, II they wear fescs ut
Shrine activities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
THE HEART Or \ wOMiN

Laughter and sunshine and story.
Beauty ami sweetness and trust:
Courage and grandeur and glory.
Shadows and darkness ana dust
All things of light ana u lowing
The heart II a woman contains
Grand virtues. great sweetness and SIR.
rows.
Peace, happiness. passion and pains
ono moment II hlpuns like q garden
With every sweet hluss IA NJ knows
a vale uf the 3 ace ~ the ages.
\ pathway through violet and rusr---
md then Ger the darkness and doubt.
ing
The wings Il storm swept the skies
And the garden is toss, 4 In the temp
est.
Aud the vale In dark ruin lies.
One moment sn p.tiful. tender.
And then all the gHgr and the hate
fill It's beating With infinite shdduwd
As II raves against infinite fate.
One moment so true and =, loving.
So cllnEing and gentle ana sweet.
All the song of life swc ping lbs gimut.
livery blossom OF life Ia It's beat.
And vet. with All changing aud travail
All SORROW and aching and cross.
AL sunshine today. then tummnrw
Cast down In the rr."f ~ some loss
And yet with its huttl" and thunder,
Its April Of showers and II shine.
God give me the heart OF a woman
Aud take al the rest thit Is mime
Cincinnati Enquirer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
HaGaN Il HvA1v

Horny I Brooks. Tho ceremonial
rooms were artiFtically decorated with
cut flowers and the graceful tcndrir
4 fern. and the bride. whose personal
sweetness and charm has won for her
many friends In this ci,y was dressed
ln a handsome taiilcur, carrying an arm
bouquet Of brides roses
lloth Mr.. and Mrs. DcGrassi are well
known and much csjccmod in tho ~,
rinl circles Of Amarillo. Mr.. DcGrssi
holds II responsible position with lhr
Santa t'o offices hero.
, Shortly after the ceremony. Tho
young couple loft Via the Santa 10 fur
California on a wedding trip, dnd On
returning will be- az home a. their
friends at the Luccrne Apartments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
IDr,.ras>iW N.

\ pretty romance and one uf great
interest a. the Younger set ~ Amarillo
reached happy elimination christ
mas evening Wh'n Miss AnnalHrl WI.
son and Winn"tic y DrGmfi were
united IN msuinFr. In the presence n
only ~ few immediate relatives. ~ the
horne ~ the midrs parents NJ and
Mrs Edgar Wilson. 1890 Madison
Sheet. az $50 o'clock
The beautiful and impressive double
ring ccrOraony Was performed ~ Rcv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
happens

BOSTON. Mass. Doc s7--Ncnus has
~ new role
She plays q leading part IN the argu.
mcuis 1r the Dat, { reform to he IN.
tfUducld
Would Venus have worn hieh heels
had rhv been given the chance No.
iotlf knows. but what would happen 10
statue uf The nncipnis model ~ lclu-
49, % % should d. given high heels now.
WIS usrd as uu Illustration 81 h.s po,nt.
hrr nr T.. krndr.ck smith. uf nrs-
ton, 90 the nineteenth annual ,nnvrn.
i."1 w the Massachusetts, Ostrupithiv
S'ol"iy. explained his advocacy ~ Il
hlll prohibiting ihc manufacture. sale
OPP wearing IT heels more than one ana
one heif inches high.
Thrceinch Pops fnr Venus.
Pot three inch prop under tho
rols ed q statue ~ Venus" said nr.
Smith. and ~ what happens. The
statue tins forward ~ an angle ~ q
degrees. because Il N lnsi.inlatc II will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
War Romance Ends With Marriage Of
Miss Ruth T.. I.yeth "a X. y. llamh!en.

An interesting and delightful war ro'
nance found a happy ending when the
mathis II Miss Ruth T. Lvcth and 4. y.
Hamblon, bath Of clayton, Now Mexico,
were joined. on Christmas morning at
ESQ o'clock. IN the study 81 Rev H. W.
Virgin.
The incident ~ the meeting u this
'oung couple II not known, hut one can
picture a thrilling scene ~ a young
oldicr. severely wounded on the battle
fields of France. who ~ rescued
through daring act II our heroine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
To Organize Now Class

a young mems clasa win be organ
izsd next sunday NJ the First Chris
tinn Church J y Riggs. who re-
tired az superintendent ~ tho Bible
school Sunday. win hc the teacher
For several years the young men and
women have met together. Member
ship IN the class win h. voluntary
no persons being required to leave the
naked class. Il Is announced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Nv nulh Lycth. y. NJ. c. A. sccre.

Miss Ruth Lyo,h. Y. NJ. e. A. secre.
Wry
M.ss Lyoth o. a real patriot ana did
splendid work with the y. NJ. &. \.
during the World War She Witnessed
SOME Of its greatest battles. and was
later sent into Germany where she
completed her work
Mr. 'lnmhon 81 assistant cashier Of
th' First National Bank of clayton.
Sow Mexico. hnd has a host ~ friends
On that city,
The young couple viii spend the
Christmas holidays iu Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Watch Party Planned

The Joint young mems and young
ladies class of the Sunday school 81
the First Christian church VIII hold
a New Years watch party m the
church parlnrs ut o'clock Friday
evening and lasting until i2W %. M.
stunts will ho provided hy the Young
mon. YOUNG ladies and the Christian
EndcaNor society
Invitations are extended - an
young people II the city o. attend the
UurtV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Natrh.pafty "a I;r Given by
II Enlir llnh

Tho mrmhora NJ the ~ Fcliz Cluh
win give wnichparty on Friday cyc.
ming at $50 o'clock M tho home of
Mrs Oln Hardy. 1901 Nan Burcr
stree, The event ~ expected 20 he
4 dclightful one. and u ~ urged that
all momtcrs be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs g.. T. Durham left
Monday Tor California where they Will
spend tie winter months.
Mr. David 5 Clark. who has been at
tending rcrduo, at Lafayette. Ind, this
winter Is spending the holidays In Anna.
rillo.
Mr. ana Mrs james {. Phillips. of
Topeka, Kansas who have been IN
guests Of Mrs Phillips parents. MIR.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

may also assist In seeing that public
squares and cemeteries be- planted willis
the teachers are also urged 90 ohsuv,
tho day with paintings around the
school grounds and appropriate cNor.
eists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Thursday rory.Two Club to Meet.

The THURSDAY Forty two club win
meet at three o'clot'g. Thursday after
noon. with Mrs II. G. Brandt. sos
Fierce Street l, II urged that all mru,.
lers be present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
City Pan Hellenic Club 10 Give
I.uncheon.

The city Pan Hellsnic club Will give
a luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel. to
day nj twolvo.thlrty o'clock. All res
creations must be- phoncd 90 Mira
william Berger, at Cs5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Las inlras club

Tho Las Amigos club viii meet on
Thursday afternoon NJ tho home of
Mrs. G. .. overly. zoe West Eleventh
street promptly at e3o o'clock. Al
members are urged to be- present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
EAT WHAT YOU WANT.

Chronic dyspeptics can eat anything
II they viii take Fowicr's stomach Waf.
Icrs after each meal. AZ all druggista.
Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

and Mrs. a. r. Meyer during the ho,I,
days have returned home.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-08
XIX.
Spatne noviny.

Julie sedela veGel tedy Riky
Y zahrade pod tim pamatnym
crechovym stromem; stara ze-
na snive pohlizela pred sebe,
mezi tim co Julie tetla hlasite
r6jake noviny. Pani Nina po-
hlizela ma starou Doru, Jak 81
hraje hoSikem. Ten hlas sta
re chGvy, ktera naZyvala toho
maleho chlapce vSemoznyml
nesrozumitelnymi, vfelymi slo-
Wy, zalehal az sem, kde tyto
sedely.
Ma obliceji PAM Roettgerove
! bylo znati nespokojenost mr.
2utost; ia stara chuva il pripa-
dala iako nejaka lvice, ktere
Inekdo chce brati jeji mlade.
Fani Tereza vcera odjela ma
svuj vylet jiz od tasneho ra-
Ma nemohla sc stara chuva po-
todnout S babickou 0 toho ma
iaho svefence doktor dal 81
vSemoznou praci, ably je mohl
tpokoiit.
Zvucny, jasny HAS Julie byl
/ able pferusen vykrikem pani
| Miny: "Vezmi toho hocha to-
/! 10 slunce a sice hned; ChceS, a
hy byl ten chlapec stizen dze-
HEMP" &fl
Chuva ne3dala Sc il slyseti a
chladn6 mluvila ku sv6mu sve-
Iienci: so mole srdecko, mas
rad slunce? To ie dobre, kras-
me slunce!"
eta stara chGva musi opu,
slit tento dun, anebo budu ra'
r6na mrtvici", brucela 81 star;
lani.
Julie pustila noviny ma zen
} behem teto hadky, "A pax j.
zvedla a ella op6t dale.
"Podivei Sc, zdali tam nen
, n6co Africe?" tazala sc tet;
: kika
"Jiz isem ie prohliaela a ne
mohla isem nalezti niceho"
| Cdpoved6la divka.
(Pokratovanl.l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-08
"V tom ohledu utinls dobfe

"V tom ohledu utiniS dobfe,
mila zeno".
Coz ii to nelahodi ami V nej
mensim, re jsem zarlivou ma
Julii?" tazala Sc podavajic mu
zertovn6 pdl jablka.
"Nepozoruji niceho, CO by
mne mohlo V tomto lahoditi, ac
koliv by vlastn6 melo", odpo-
|v6d6l. "Bylo by mi velice mile,
kdybys vubec zarlivou nebyla.
I7y dobfe Wis, re mimo tebe zad
ny nema jiz V mem srdci mista,
zajist6 vyjma naseho draheho
ditete".
Vzchopila Sc a vtiskla ma je-
no cello vrely pollock. "Ty isl
rrece jen laskavy muz", chla-
Cholila.
Pritahl il k sobe a posadil 81
j: ma sva kolena. "Doufam, re
I've srdce Jest rovnez takove ia
| Eo me-, zertoval, "totiz, re Y
ln6m ie liz zen toliko mista pro
rne a pro naSeho hocha"
"a COZ kdyby tax pfeci ne
bylo?" zaSeptala a jeii modre
oti koketn6 zrily.
"Terezo, nem6la bys zertoVs
Ii takovymto sp1sobem".
"Nu, jen Sc ne$kared' :" chls
cholila, "co bys ucinil, rekn
mi, kdybys videl, re iiny mui
lklame tebe g
Medal zadne odpov6di, ma 0
lkamzik zdal Sc pfemitati; leh'
2ena pohlizela zarazene, vyhl
Eel tax d6sn6 a oci MAZE vytfe
$t6n6.
"Pro bozi smilovani. )" zvola
la. "Vzdyt' to byl jen pouh,
zert, Bedrichul" Uchopila le
rkolo krku, jsouc sama bleda
rodesena svou otazkou.
"Co bych utinil?" odpovf
del hn6vivym hlasem. "Nevin
okamzik ten by mne pax mac
Ichnul pro n6co, - temu bye
ia rozumel, vrazdu ze zarlivC
sti".
Vzchopila Sc a zimnicne Sc
trasla.
Hled6l il nyni chlacholiti
"Ty dovadiva mala zeno, Vidi'
co pochazi z I've podiVne otas
Ky. Nae mluvit 0 v6cech, kter
isou daleko Cd drahy .moznC
sti? Poid' a vypij dousek vim
Il idi k otci a OMAN mu, &c m