davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

neJprednejsi byla stavba, be-
sidky mad skalnim pramenem,
aby voda k pitt znstala co moz-
ma chladna a cerstya, nacez wy
hloubal plochy basin We skale a
lvylepil cementem, tax re "a
velkeho vedra mohla Judita
dat do chladne, bezici vody ma
dolby mlekem, maslem a ma
sem. Blizko u pramene posta-
vena byla kolna, V, niz "a poca-
81 neprijemneho mohla byti do
jena krava.
Sure, vse to je krasne, divo-
tvorne a ia prala bych 81, aby
! Crummie. mohla davati nam
mleka az do skonanf sveta, a.
mo, al do skonani sveta!" zvo-
lala Judita celia u vytrzeni. ITO
vsak Sc media ocekavati q az il
vemeno vyschne, co 81 pax po-
cneme? Och, hone! Och,
hone!"
"Nic 81 z toho nedelejte, Ju-
dito", tesla il Britomarta, "tak
brzy to ynebude a kdoz vi, co Sc
do te dolby .jeste prihodi! Mi
zeme byt treba jiz davno v ma
81 mile, stare vlasti st'astni a
bezpecni". I'LL
] Zach, kdyby TAX .milostiva
nebesa chtela poslati nam ne
iakeho vykupitele, Ma kazdy
pad ie ale prace nase .zde lpl-
ne ma zmar! Och, hone! Och,
honeA At hledime ma to 2 jake
jen chceme stranky, vse je srd-
cervouci, tax tomu je!"
"Nesmysl! At hledime ma
mas posavadni zivot z jake
chceme stranky, tn je jen po-
vzbuzuiici pro budoucnost
Jsme-li odsouzeni k tomu, aby-
chom prozili ma ostrove tom
lcely mas zivot, bude tento den
re dine pro mas pohodlnejSi; bu
deme-li vysvobozeni, pax vra-
| time sc do stare vlasti mezi ma
SIC pratele lid civilizovany"
t6sil il Justin.
Eyes, to sc vsechno rekne
velmi lehce! Coz ale jestli nasi
Crummie vyschne vemeno?"
vedovala Judita., n,,,e7.,. - ~
"Tu musime obmeziti Sc bez
mleka; tesme Sc tim, re nestalo
Sc tax dosud", smala sc Brito-
marta. nacez vsichni vratili Sc
do domu, ne vsak primo, nybrz
oklikou kolem ovcince, ably po-
divali Sc, jak dari Sc malym be-
rankum, jichz narozeni ohlasil
zenskym Justin dnes rano.
.Kdyz Sc byli pohledem ma ne
potesili, Sli dale zastavili sc
na chvili We slepicim dvofe,
kde hemzilo Sc vse malymi ku-
ratky, ktere Sc taktez vylihly
pred nekolika dny a staly pod
zvlaStni Ochranou irske divky.
"Ti milacci! Podivejte sc jen
ma ne! Nevyhlizeji, jakoby, ie
byl nekdo vytahl ze zlute
Why? Jeminanku, jak jsou hez
ka - jako kanarci! ,Jiz nyni
mne to svira srdce pri pony
Sleni, re drobotine te budu ma
podzim zakrucovati title krcky,
= ,.abychom NELL co k smazeni a
peceni! Faix, zda sc mne, ze
nebudu miti ami odvahy k to-
mu", nafikala Judita.
Odtud ubirali sc vsichni til
primo k domovu; cestou vSak
pozorovala Britomarta, re Ju-
= stin neiak uzkostlive hledi ma
jihozapadni oblohu, kde Sc ku.
pitt pocinaly tezke sede mra.
, ky.
} Go ie, Justine? Hrozi nam
: nebezpeci?" tazafa Sc.
"Obavam Sc, re dostanemt
dnes vichriei", odpovedel.
Nedomluvil jeste, kdyz MIRA
: ky zacaly houstnouti sc I'VE
dati a z Mich zaznival k min
: jakoby stem k smrti stvane Eve
re
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CTETE POZORNE! Naskyt-

CTETE POZORNE! Naskyt-
la Sc Vam dobra pfilezitost 81
koupiti dobry majetek, obchod,
chcete-li utrzit tydne cd $500
do $1,000. Hotove Sc zada
$4,000 a ostatni die ujednani.
Obchod Sc naleza ma zapadni
strane. Blizsi sdeli j. Smik,
4811 Clark Ave. 1O-14
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PRIJME. Sc muz V start me

PKIJME Sc. muz start me-
II 30 a As roxy ma praci ; ma
male farme, ktery farmarske
praci rozumi. Haste sc v Olym
pia Theater, E. 55 ul. a Broad
way, mezi z. a 8. hod. vecer.
1915
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PRODA Sc now. JEDI

PRODA Sc novy, jednoro-
dihnJ5 d dunn aam Q 6ti svetniclch S
koupelnou, pantry a veskere
moderni zvelebeni.. Haste Sc
v elsie 1916 Hoy Ave. V Cor
lett. 10-11
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NDOvA MUst PRoDATI

player piano (samohraci) pou-
1e kratky cas- uzivane. Haste
ise Y elsie 3246 Woodbridge
! Ave. 1912
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| iopdkOVal keene V mySlonkacn.
"Co bude as tom .soudit
Simpson; muslin mu to sdelit".
A, Timed usednuv napsal krat
k6 psanicko ma pana Simpsona
v hostinci jednom blize Lon
dyna. t4 AZ
-Mistni policie vikings Nor
ton byla u velikem. rozcileni.
Zlodej - aneb zlodejove, neh
ztezka dalo by Sc myslet, re by
jen jeden byl sdcastnen pri ta-
kovem tezkem podniku = mu-
sell bvti. velmi lstivi neh aCko-
liv Lane lined ucinila poplach,
nebylo mono nalezti po Mich
ami stopy.
Paklize sluzka ia byla 81 ji-
sta, re slysela nakoho v loznic,
te pracovati ma poiSladne a u
dala-li jiste, cas-, nemohly u
plymouth ami tri minuty CO pu-
steni byli psi ven a pone-
cham pod okny loznice.
B6hem techto tri minut ml-
/ sell zlodeiove provesti svtii u
tex a sice dobre.
Jina okolnost jeste poukazo-
vala ma chytrost lstivost je-
iich a sice ia, re museli byti 5
domacnosti lorda velmi dobTe
obeznameni.
Zvolili 81 praye hodinu, kdy
veSkere sluzebnictvo Sc naleza
10 u eaje.
Kdyby byla nahodou nesla
Lane nahoru pro neco, nebylo
by Sc vubec ma ne prislo.
Okna byla bez hrmotu ote-
vrena lupici museli byti bez
odporu zkuseni.
"Velmi zrutne udelano -
zadne hudlafeni - to jest
pravda - pekny kousek pra-
ce," znel vyrok superitendenta
policie, ienz wee TIL zkoumal, I
Necht' to hylo ale jakkoh,
tezko bude lie polapit.
Uplynul tyden dosud me-
mela policie ami dost male ma
dele ma jich polapeni.
Lord Moreland oznamil roz-
hodnutf sve, re ulozi skvosty u
sveho bankefe V Londyne po
nekolika dnech to take ucinil.
Pokladna zustala jako dfi-
We prazdna.
Necht' byla prazdna nebo
ne, prec jen zajimala mysl
Hannah Lane V miTe nemale.
Nikdy neveSla dovnitr lozni-
ce, ably nepostala po nekolik
minut pred pokladnou zvlast-
MIN ma nj hledic pohledem.
iakoby chtela proniknout tn o.
eel a vypatrati tax tajemstvi
"a nj Sc nalezajici.
A kdyby il nekdo byl nasle-
doval do iejiho kopoie a po~
zoroval, cemu venuje cas- "a
dlouhych tech veceru, byl by
videl, re nikterak poboznosti
snad, jako jine sluzebne V do
me.
Byl tamsice kfiz q ebenove-
no drivi ma stene ieiim po-
koli a take ruzenec tam mela,
Hannah Lone, ale kdyz osame-
la, ami neklekla pred krizem,
Misto toho byl by ten, jenz
by byl koukal dirkou klicovou,
videl, jak stoii u stolu, po-
kryteho rozlicnymi nastroji "a
mecnickymi a S nekolika tucty
lesknoucimi Sc klicky.
Ma techto posledneisich
! pracovala malymi jejimi prsti-
tky tax zrucne, ze by il byl o.
pravdu / zametnik obdivoval.
Jcdnoho odpoiedne, as diva
ltydny po onom poplachu lupic-
sk6m pracoVala opet ma klicich
tech. TvaTe ieji byly cervene,
oci sc leskly. Vyhlizela jake
nekdo, jenz rozlustil tezkou o.
tazku S velkou obtizi, ienz ale
koneCne obtize ty prekonal.
"Objevila jsem slozeni zam-
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PRIJMOU Sc divky ma, pra.

PRlJMOU Sc divky ma pra-
ci Y dime, k lehkemu uceni ma
stroll ma benci. Mzda $17.5O
tydne. Musi byti v start 18 ro-
XII. Haste Sc u The Standard
Tool Co., 5000 Central Ave.
10-11
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseo-
becnou domaci praci. Haste Sc
V elsie 2630 E. Boulevard. We
zmete Woodland Ave. karu k
E.. 1]6. ul. 1912
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Observation-Disclosures
Zajata nev&sta.
Romkn We styrech dlech cd p E. D. E N Sothworthovl
Pro "Domacnost" pfelonl Hugo Chotek.
aeooooeooo6Ooo

stvi techto rohozi pustil Sc Ju-
stin do zhotovovani kosiku.
Prvne upletl pelky kos, ma
pradlo, ktery stal Sc. velkou
chloubou Judity a pax nekolik
tuctu mensich kosick1 ma ovo-
ce; naposled yelice hezky kosi-
eek pro Britomartu a jeji prace
rucni. Kosicek ten zhotoven
byl z nejjemnejsiho, prouti a
dfeva a yynalozil ma neho vse-
chen syuj um vsechnu svoji
zrucnost. Byl to pravy div ume-
nj toho druhu a velice hezky.
Byl prostredni velikosti a Ova-
lovity co do, formy a, rozdelen
We. vice oddelenf, pro jehlice,
mite, naprstky, jelly, vlnu a to-
mu podobne; kazde techto
malych ,oddeleni melo pohybli-
. Wy svrsek a cely kos hezkou
, pokryvku a ,dve, ucha. Popisuji
kos ten proto tax dukladne, ze
bylo to -dilo lasky a ze Sc Jim
chtel Britomarte zvlaSte zavde-
citi,
Judita byla mad MIN celia u
vytrzeni. 4...
"Jaky to krasny kosicek"
zRolala, ito je pravy andel me-
Ii kosicky! A veru preji 81, a
bych umela lepe zachazeti:s je-
hlou, nezli umim, tax abych me
la pravo ma podobny. Ale, faiX,
ia umim jen zaplatovati a ne
siti, nebo dokonce vysivati".
'Z toho 81 mic nedelejte, Ju-
ditto. Wy unite tkati to je vic,
nezli ia Britomarta dovede-
me. Pokusim Sc, abych behem
zimy zhotovil take pekny kosi-
eek pro vas! !" tesil il Justin.
Sure, mistr Rosenthal, ude,
late-li to, pficinim Sc, abych u
tkala krasne, JENNIE latky 2
peknych nitl bavlnenych " vine
nych, ktere sepredla jsem mi
mule zine, slibovala Judita.
Oba dostali svemu slovu. Ju-
dita mela hezky kosicek, po-
dobny tomu Britomarty a Ju-
stin a Britomarta mnoho yardu
peknych latek a platna ma move
pradlo a move saty.
TAX rychle uplynula Jim ire
ii zima.
XL. Milovana stara vlajka.
"Nase vlajka taml Nase vlaj jka
tam!
Idravme j tfikrate: Slava il!
Nase vlajka tam! Nase vlajka
tam
pruhy. hvezdy jeji hle vlaji.
Hrdinove pro nj V boj sli,
statne paze il chranily,
spatfit ieji pysnou zar,
to zene Shy vd6ku tvar.
Nase vlajha tam! NaSe vlajka
tami
Zdravme j trikrate: .Slava il.
Nase vlajka tam! NaSe vlajka
tam!
pruhy, hvezdy jeii HE vlaji!
Gamer. narodni pisen
Our Flag is there.
kdyz dostavilo sc Ease slu
nicko a MIN tax touzebne o
6ekavan6 jaro. WHO'LL Justin ,
zahrade move zahony zah,
Easel semena ruznych zelenil
pro kuchyni kdyz tyto vzesly
byla Judita celia st 'astna, *
mohla pleti v zahrad6 do sy
tosti pracovati.
Nejpfedneisi vsak jeii prac
bylo delani mydla, ktere doslo
av cemz ona vyznala Sc jake
pravy mydlar. Okenni cerven,
zaclony ustoupily nyni bilym ;
tezke zimni koberce nahraze
ny lchkymi rohozemi, ktere by
Justin zine pro ucel ten II
pletI. A mezitim co Judita dal;
Sc do cistenl celeho domu, "a
sazovala Britomarta semen;
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PRODA Sc pekny moderne
staveny dunn ma Angelus Ave,
els. 1908, treti dun cd rohu
Isl ul. 1912
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PRONAJME Sc garaz. Hla-
te sc elsie 4534 Champa ul.
1913
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BrltOmarta .Zanec hama o .Sa-
mote, bezela k domu, pozoru-
tic obavou, jak pri kazdem
kroku stava Sc tina vetsf vet
81 a vitr skucel desneji.
Sotva ze dostala Sc pod o.
chrannou strechu, zadul prvnf
lder bliziciho sc vichru a wy
. hlednouc oknem, videla, jak
drive hladke Why okeanu pro-
menily Sc We why yezate, jez s
desnym hukotem tristily Sc Cd
skalnich brehd, vyhazujice Pc
nu do vySe sta strevich. 4
Rychle zavrela a upevnila
vsechny okenice a okna, touzic
lpfi tom, ably Justin a Judita
vratili Sc domu pred bouri. Je-
likoz Sc setmelo pojednou upl-
Inc, rozsvitila lampu as thu
Il
koucim srdcem ocekavala ma
vrat il tax milych a drahych
spolecnikI pratel.
Blesky Sc krizovaly a hrom
zacal biti desne, AZ cele stave-
nj Sc v zakladech svych otra.
salo.
"Nebesa necht' ie chrani!"
zvolala, Britomarta, spfnajic
ruce iako k modlitbe. PAX pTi-
skocila ku dverfm, ably naslou-
chala. Pojednou zaslechla ry-
chile kroky, hlasy q nekdo "a
busil ma dvere. Oteyfela rychle
a do vnitr vrazili Justin, Judita
a = kapitan morskych loupez-
nikd zaroven vlchrem, ktery
malem re neshodil lampu Sc
stolu. Justin musel, napnouti &C..
lou svoji sflu, neil, p9dafilo ise
mu szatfiti dWre, nacez obratil
Sc k Britomarte a zaseptal:
"Odstrante Sc do sveho po-
kojiku, draha sestro. ia priidu
Iv okamziku Ia vami vysve-
Itlim vam vse".
Britomarta uposlechla a o.
desla do 'parloru', nasledovana
ljsouc Juditou. Sotva re tato Ia
vrela dvere "a sebou, tazala Sc
Britomarta:
| "Judito, reknete mne, jak
lpfisel pan Rosenthal k tomu,
re privedl sem dnes toho mu-
ze? Jsem tomu rada, chci vSak
vedeti, Jak Sc to prihodilo".
Oslnuiici blesk, .ktery ma o.
kamzik ozaril cely dunn a pro-
dral Sc kazdou skulinou a hned
ma to nasledujici desny. qder
hromu prerusil judith We vypra
ivovani. Uboha Ircanka byla
tax postrasena, re byla schop-
ma jep iedine myslenky a sice
ma modleni Sc. Chvela Sc ma ce-
lem tele jako osyka a Brito-
marta mela il co tesiti a konej-
siti, aby primela il ku premene
zcela mokrych satu,
"Ja nepujdu do sveho poko-
lie sama, to je, sure", pravila
rozhodne, 'nebot' kdyby blesk
do mne uhodil mne zabil,
Ichci, ably tn byla krest'anska
|duse nejaka, ktera by mne I'VE
Idla re zeme, ulozila ma loze a
|dala dobre slovo ma cestu do
Ivecnosti ubohe moji dusicce.
|Och, hone! Och, hone!" bedo-
lvala k smrti polekana divka.
i Y tom vstoupil Justin a obra-
Itiv sc k Britomarte, pravil jako
by ma omluvu: a ~
| "Prisel jsem, abych vysvetlil
YAM, proc wal jsem muze toho
S sebou dnes do domu!"
"Cin lidskosti a lidumilnosti
nema zapotrebi zadneho wy
lsvetlovani, nebo omlouvani"
lpravila Britomarta vrele.
t"Snad napadlo yam, proc
nezavedl isem jej do velke je-
skyne, kde byl by pred zivly
chranen zrovna tax, jako v tom
to dome?" minil Justin.
/, "Nikoli, Justine. Wy setkal
Ijster Sc $ MIN bezpochyby ma
iyalkOu yzdalapoct oI tetO fak
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, dobre Sc vyplaceiici a
v dobrem okoli u skoly. Haste
Sc obchode, roh w. 46 Ill. a
Bush Ave. 1913
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PRODA Sc novy moderni
bungalow, plyn, elektrika,
china cabinet, krb a vse mo-
derne zafizeno. Haste Sc V {.
4278 E. 1873 ul. 1912
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mesta, prodam svoje samohra-
CT piano, ktere jsem koupil ma
Vanoce. Prodam je LEVINE, ale
"a hotove. Ptejte Sc v cisle
1858 Fulton Rd. 1912
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PRODA Sc pod cenu
automobile Mitchell model
1920. Je uplne v dobrem
stavu. Haste Sc v {. 1921
Kinsman rd. 1912
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PRODA Sc dun o sesti mist
nostech koupelnou, vse mo-
.derne zarizeno, blize kary.
Haste Sc v elsie 3446 E. IO2
ul. 2 Union. Cena $500. 1912
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PRODA Sc Mitchell 1920"
automobil pod cenu. Naleza Sc
V tom nejlepsim poradku. Hla-
ste, Sc V elsie 1921 Kinsman
Rd. 1O-14
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Evening journal., 1920-10-15
Diamond Dyes
Don't Spot, Run
Don't Risk Material in Poor
Dyes that Fade or Streak

Each package Of Diamond Dyes
contains directions so simple that any
woman can diamond-dyo new,
rich. fadeless color into worn, shabby
garments. draporics, coy . n g,
whether wool. SILK. linen, cotton or
mixed goods.
BUY Diamond Dyes no other kind
then perfect results are guaranteed
even IL you have never dyed before.
nrugci { has color card
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
EXPOSURES MAY
CLOSE SCHOOL
Farming Out Practice
Nav End Usefulness of Or
phans' Home for Negroes
TWO EXECUTIVES
HELD FOR TRIAL

AecordinS 10 state onlcials who
have Investigated conditions prevail.
inr ai the Delaware orphan Home ana
Industrial school al Harc's corner,
fho in,c.iirliion so far made has re-
Noaied shocking conditions ana ilo
school may end iis activities
William C.. Ellis. Negro superinten-
ioni nj lhe school. was held under
5000 bal for The upper court on il1re
serious charges by Magistrate nllil
,eSicrds, George Thomas, assist
ant superintendent was fined $40 ana
COTS the previous evening on cnar /. 5
of brutality. 40 the hearing or ine
charges AGAINST Ellis YESTERDAY a
number Of girls were called as VII
naSses against Ellis
Ellis Is said 90 have carried on me
institution since 1900 and Go have re-
eei,od contributions of money rom
MANY prominenl white persons, as
Wen as colored persons " Tar west
as ohio and as FAR north as 's3ndud
II. is alleged by the inNcsiigalors 20
ha>c hopn "farming OUT lhe children
There and iaking their pay ior ms
o,yn usc. The institution has large
farm ID Is understood. cont3inNs
moro Than 100 acres Of land and many
hnfldinus In one case Ellis Is sam
nv the Investigators 90 have sent q
Nonng colored girl out in work ana
Rad me employer send him hali ner
wages for support OF her child at lne
Institution. other cases Wnich nave
developed as a result Of thc invest ga
iion by STATE officials will be NOR
ouehly prohed. Mr., Mackenzie says
The inmates Of the place are neei,ns
cared for temporarily AT the insiituu-
lion under the supervision OF the
stale Roard Of Charities.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
HARDTNG-COX
START CAR ROW

starting with an argument over me
merits of Harding and Cox. ugnt
between six Young men TOOK place on
Darby car early yesterday
morning that held up the car al fill-
crest for seVcralminuies. Fists were
used when one Of the Cox defenders
pnlied Harding supporters hat down
over his eyes
The car was crowded with passen-
gers. including several women ail OF
whom goi out as the molorman
-ioppcd the car and opened the
doors
an marquis Of Queensbury rules
We're Ignored in the melee One
male nOn-combalant WAS severely
ialted. and one OF the Cox adherenis
was Temporarily put out OF commits
sion BY a Harding supporters nst
This settled the argument Cox s
adheranis departed by the front door
while the going was good.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Rev. Alfred Hodgetts,
Methodist Pastor, Dies
Funeral Will Be Held To.mor.
row in Van Alst Avenue
Church. l.. /. CITY

The Rev. Alfred Hodgetts, pastor of
the Van Alst Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church, of Long Island City, died
Yesterday at the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital, in Brooklyn, of complications
following sciatic rheumatism.
DR.. Hodgetts was born in the Will
iamsburg section of Brooklyn August
10, 1852. He was graduated from Drew
Seminary in Madison, N. j., in 1877,
and went West, entering the ministry
as member of the Nebraska Con-
ference. This was a pioneer con-
ference, and his district took in the en-
tire northwestern part of the state
from Omaha to the northern boundary
of the state. In 1888 he was made pre-
siding elder of the district.
In 1898 he returned East and became
a member of the New York East Con-
ference, occupying pulpits in New York
and Connecticut included in this con-
ference.
He married on October 7, 1878, Miss
Henrietta Van Siclen, Of williamsburg
He is survived by his wife and three
daughters. The funeral services will
be held at the Van Alst Avenue church
tomorrow evening under the direction
of the Rev William n. Davidson. dis
trict superintendent. Burial will be in
Evergreen Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Man to Adopt Wife's Child
Father is Remarked and Girl
Lives With Her Mother

Surrogate Foley issued a citation
yesterday directing Lloyd Ernest
Greppin, motion picture director Of
Los Angeles, Calf, TO show cause why
his three-yeafold daughter, Rozene
Margaret Greppin, should not be
adopted by Norman II. Kaiser, of 100
West Fifty-ninth Street, motion pic
ture actor.
Mrs Rozene Tripp Greppin Kaiser,
mother of he child, obtained divorce
from Mr.. Greppin in California in
1919 and ten days after married Mr.
Kaiser. The child is now living with
Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser Mr.. Kaiser said
in his petition for permission to adopt
his wifes daughter that his salary as
motion picture actor is $3.50 a week
and that his wife has assets Of more
than S250,000, with an income of more
than $4,000 a year, which is sufH-
cient for the proper care of the child.
Mrs Kaiser has given her consent to
the adoption.
Mr. Greppin also is remarked and
is living in Los Angeles with his sec
ond wife, who was Miss Ruth Oleta
Sellers
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Romance Blighted, French
Girl Is Admitted to Z. S.
Detained 10 Weeks at Ellis Isl.
and After Discovering Soldier
Sweetheart Had Wed Another

Marcelle Vlacarla, French girl.
seventeen years old. who came to this
country on the French liner Rocham-
beau in June to marry Ivan Fiske, a
soldier of the A. E. F.. was released
from Ellis Island yesterday after a
detention of ten weeks.
She fell in love with Fiske while he
was in France, and since his return to
this country he had, according to the
records Of the Imm igration Bureau,
sent many letters and cablegrams to
the girl urging her TO come here to
marry him.
When she arrived on the Rocham-
beau. accompanied by her mother and
a younger brother and sister, she found
that Fiske had married young widow
of Pittsburgh in April
Although the Viacaria family had
81 POO, it was~ordered deported in the
belief that ell the members wore likely
to become public charges. All except
to France, but the elder girl, whose
romance had been blighted fought to
remain and hex straightforward effort
was rewarded yesterday when orders
came from Washington admitting her
and the rest OF the family to the coun-
try.
While at the island the girl received
letters from the parents and other re Ia
tlves of Fiske expressing their SYM
pathy for her and offering to care for
her if she was permitted to enter.
Mother and daughter procured en-
ployment within six hours after they
landed at the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Bailey's Beach Officers
Reelected as Newport
Bathing Ground of Summer
colony To Be in Same
Hands for Another Year

destinies Of Bailey 3 Beach, & the S shell \ sIe
tered stretch of shore off the ocean
drive where the summer colony bathe
and swim undisturbed, will be in the
same hands for another year. At a
meeting Of the Beach Association to-
day the following officers were elected,
practically all being reelected: Henry
4. c. Taylor, presidents Henry Bar
ton Jacobs, secretary and treasurer;
Clarence W. Dolan, member of execu-
tive committee, and Lispenard Stewart,
Ogden Mills, Clarence w. Dolan,
George Henry Warren, j ohm Thomp-
son Spencer, Henry Barton Jacobs.
II. A. c. Taylor, Robert Goelet and
j. Fred Pierson, governors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons,
who will leave soon for Peru, gave an
other farewell dinner last evening at
Harbourview.
Among those registering at the Ca
sino were the former Ambassador to
Mexico, Henry P Fletcher; Wads-
worth R. Lewis, of Ridgeaeld, Conn,
who has just returned to Newport;
Barklie Mckee Henry. Of Rosemont,
Pa, and William t ElGridee, of New
York, brother of Henry +. Eldridge.
Mrs. Barger Wallach has gone to
Boston to attend the national cham
pionship doubles match tennis at
Longwood. j. Russell Pope has re-
turned TO New York after having been
with his family at Sherwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis L. Lorillard are at Stock
bridge FOR q visit.