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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
W0MEN's DEMOCRATIC
CLUB ORGANIZED HERE
Mrs. Edwin G.. Minor Elected Pres
idcnt OF Party's Campaign
Organization.
WILL BIZ a POLITICAL POWER
Organization Effected Amid Intense
Enthusiasm = Enrollm cnt OF
Many Thousands OF Members En-
pcctcd in Next Week.

With the election of the followin z
officers the first political campaign
organization OF women voters in
Richmond and Virginia was formed
yesterday afternoon at meeting
held in the assembly han of Muir
phys Hotel Annex. The name adopt
ed by the new organization is the
women's Democratic Club of Rich
nond Mrs. Edwin c. Minor is the
president; Mrs. George Bryan, vice
president; Mrs. William j. Judd.
secretary. and Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor
treasurer
Later in the evening when Mrs.
Bryan, who Was not present at tho
meeting. learned of the honor con-
ferred upon her, she informed the
committee notifying her that she
would he unable TO accept the vice.
presidency. Mrs. Bryan explained
that her activities in connection with
other organizations and institutions
were so great that she would not
have the time TO devote to tho office.
She therefore declined. assuring the
officers and members of the new
club OF her grateful appreciation and
rendering her best wishes for the
success of the organization. The
Vacancy will be stupplied at the next
meeting.
In Formidable Support.
The feminine wing OF the dominant
political party in the State waves
today buoyant and strong. formid-
able support of the Democratic body
polite. While the initial enrolment
Of members was restricted by cir
cumstance TO women who found time
to attend the preliminary delibera-
tions of the associate and advisory
members Of the City Democratic
Committee at the called meeting, re-
ports made by members from the
different wards indicated that many
hundreds OF Democratic voters In
each OF the four wards were waiting
only for the formation OF the club
to apply for enrolment as members
In numerical strength the Women's
Democratic Club OF Richmond will
far exceed the largest political cam
paign organization this city has ever
seen. The largest campaign club
heretofore known to Richmond was
the Clay Ward Actives. which. at the
height of its political power and in
fuencc. in the days of the admins
tration of Grover Cleveland, boosted
a maximum membership of Goo.
Membership Qualifications.
Leaders among the Democratic
women. City Democratic Chairman
John NJ. Purcell. Jefferson Wallace.
national elector for the Third Con-
gressional District. and others well
informed gave various estimates OF
the enrolment of members in the
women's organization last night
ranging from 1000 TO $500. The
qualifications for membership are n
pladge to support the Democrats
nominees in all city. State and ma
tonal elections and active participa-
ton In the affairs of the party.
Organization was effected yestcr-
day on permanent basis. but the Of
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Hermit Break. spipe In FAN.

PouGIIKEEPS1E, N. Y, Oct. 10
Joseph Taplcn. aged G5. OF Duchess
Junction. is in a hospital at Beacon.
suffering from broken spine. the
result Of falling from tree. He lay
there 1--WE days until found by hunt
ers who happened TO !Css. Little
hope Is held for his recovery. raplen
lived alone In 2 hut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
IRISH LAB0RER SHOT DEAD
BY THE BLACK AND TANS'
itiotinE In NotOriOua, Marrowhone
District-Police Kill Ono In
Crowds,

CORK. Oct. 16.-James Leblanc, n
iaborer, was taken from his shop in
village near Macroom last evening
says dispatch from that place. and
shot dead by BLACK and Tans"
The rioting in the notorious Mar
rowbone district of North Belfast by
Sim Feiners and Unionists. which
started this afternoon broke out
again tonight in II more serious form
Troops were obliged TO Are into the
crowds. killing John Gibson. a ship
yard worker Fifteen persons are in
hospitals in consequence of the days
disorders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
bank Credit Available.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-Bank
credit has been steadily available
for the successive seasonal reuuirc-
ments OF agriculture" according to
statement issued tonight by the
Federal Reserve Board. designed as
n reply to agricultural organizations.
which appealed to the government
this week for q further extension OF
agricultural credit.
Recent disturbances in price and
demand which have been manifest in
agricultural markets are inevitable
and unavoidable consequences OF the
economic arrangements occasioned by
the world war" the boards statement
saul. 1t added, however, that the
gradual and regular movement OF
the crops frcm producers to consum-
ers was to be expected.
I'm view OF the representations
which have recently been made to the
board as to the unavailability OF
credit in agricultural sections" the
statement said, "the board requested
information concerning credit condi-
tions throughout the country from
the chairman and governors OF Fed
eral reserve banks at their usual
autumn conference here this week.
Conditions Improved. -
The board is advised that credit
has been steadily available for the
successive seasonal requirements OF
agriculture. as we'll as for the needs
OF commerce and Industry, and that
there is no ground for expecting tina,
its availability for these purposes
will not continue. The present I'm
proved credit situatich Is due in part
to the timely steps taken last spring,
following conferences between the
board and governors and directors OF
Federal reserve banks to provide
eredi; for crop-moving requirements
and In part to the subsequent I'M.
prorement in transportation repoit-
ed frcm all districts except in few
localities.
"Between January and ostobsr
OF the present year obout 500 lead
Ing member banks from all sections
or Tho country which report their
CONTINUED on Second pa rs -
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GEORGIA FARMERS
| BLAME SECRETARY
| FOR PRICE SLUMP
Cotton Growers Declare
Attitude Has Been Uni
formly Unfriendly.4
TRACE PRICE REDUCTIONS
TO PUBLISHED INTERVIEW
Reserve Board States That
Farm Credits Have
Been Expanded.
FUNDS STEADILY AVAILABLE
Existing Financial Disturbances
Attributed to Conditions
Result Of War.
FUNDS STEADILY AvAILABLE
Existing Financial Disturbances
Attributed to Conditions
Result of War.
ny Associated Press.

ATLANTA. GA, Oct. 16.-Presidept
Wilson was called upon to remove
Secretary Houston. OF the Treasury
Department. from Office because or
his "persistently unfriendly attitude
toward agriculture" in q resolution
adopted by the Georgia Division OF
the American Cotton Association at
its annual meeting here today.
The resolution, which was adopted
after half hours discussion, makes,
the following complaint against Sec
rotary Houston:
That he started the raid on cot
ton in September. 1918, with an Ia.
terview declaring that % cents a
pound was q fair price for cotton.
when ii was then selling for IS
cents; that his well-known unfriend,y
attitude towards the agricultural In
terests while he was Secretary OF
Agriculture caused the farmers OF
the country to object strenuously TO
his appointment as Secretary OF the
Treasury, but these objections were
disregarded by President Wilson,
that since his appointment. he has
continued his unfriendly attitude to-
ward agriculture by issuing state
ments and propaganda to reduce the
price of farm products and has con-
tinued this propaganda so persist
entity and effectively that the price
of cotton and other agricultural pro-
ducts has declined below the cost OF
production thereby causing the loss
Of mill ionsgof dollars to the farmers
of9the United States" =>s-ssS 80.
Other resolutions adopted enl-
bodied recommendations for meeting
the present crisis In the cottonSmar-
ket. These were: THAT farmers
everywhere exert themselves TO
stamp out the gin-burning prcpa,-
ganda.
That the government revive tire
suspended War Finance Corporation
for the purpose OF opening up the
cotton markets OF Central Europe.
That the Federal Reserve Board
make clear. to banks the tcrn6 "or-
derby marketing :;
That no cotton be sold undertany
circumstances fer less than cost OF
production. : SSsS
That cotton acreage for 1891 be
reduced 30 per cent. and IL farmers
in the meantime fail to obtain a
profitable price. then that no cotton
1T all be planted next year" Ss;SS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

ATTENTIoN--only days left to
take advantage OF the season ticket
lpIan.N7 artist concerts. 81. Box Office
)aa 10 for Emmy Destinn concert operi,
Oct. rs. 21S =, Broad st. Southern,
Muntcnl Rure&u.--Ady, u 81
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ATFENTION-Only>. 9 days left 10
take advantage Of the season tickrs
plan. artist concerts. 81. Box otfico
sale for EmMy Destlnn concert opSrs
Oct. 20. 213 r. Broad st, Southern;
Musical Bureau.--Adv, sSE.S
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sTREEr can NICK FITS

For the convenience OF street car
riders In tho bapking district, the
Bank OF Commerce and rrusts. Sh.ti
and. Md In Streets Is selling tick cts
IN. book forna-Tse tickets for a.
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in tonight's official War Office
WASHINGTON, Oct 1s.--Forces of
General Wrangel., anti Bolshevisl
leader in South Russia. have In
creased from $4,000 TO approximately
100000, according to reports received
today in official circles. "a constant
increase began. 1t was stated; when
Wrangel began his offensive against
the Bolshevists in June.
The advance OF Wrangel along the
left bank of~the Dnieper was report
ed as giving good strategic position
for an advance TO Nikolaicv. Odessa
and the Rumanian frontier with OPP
portunity for the cooperation Of the
Black Sea fleet. In tho other djrec-
ton, 1t was added, move to inter-
rYpt commun.catiob. OF the Rcd army
with North Russia and Isolate the
Caucasus, Appeared practicable.
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EXPORT Pni,!lc Stenographer, Hotel
Ruegef. Will 20 out for dictation.
Ran, 6s8o.-Adv. ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
CARTER GLASS TO ADDRESS
CHARLESTON DEMOCRATS
Junior Senator VIII He Chief Speaker
ut Big Rally in West
Virginfn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. 1s.-An-
nouncement was made here tonight
that Senator Carter Glaas will speak
Mt Democratic rally in Charleston,
w. Va. next Wednesday night,
and at Harrisonburg, this state. Mon
day. He will go later for three
speeches In tho Ninth District, and
the last week OF the campaign will
speak at Danvillc and South Boston.
1890 Special llscarsIbb Baltimore
and return, Oct. 10. Yorfa River Line,
Limit 40 days. Ma Ady! ~ An,
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SMASH SIXTH RED DIVISION
IN RUSS0-P0LlSH FIGHTING
Army of General Wrnngel Has In
creased To 200 .O0O-Holds
Strategic Positions

WARSAW, Oct. 1G.-The smashing
Of the Sixth Bolshevist Division by
the Poles in resumption of fight ing
on the Russo-Polish line. is repor ted
In tonight's official War Office
statement
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18

Julie nevratila Sc hned do
mi. Mela V umyslu hnevati Sc
ma svou pritelkyni. TiSe vkra-
ola Sc do sve utulne loznice V
podkrovi. Byla zde cira tina,
ale pTece nahmatala tu starou
sesli a posadila Sc do nj ma ce-
lem t6le sc chvejic. Dest' lii sc
stale. zretein6 slysela, iak kap-
Ky narazi ma ty bridlice. 20 kite
rych pax snesly Sc dolu. =
Zde jSouc nevyruSoyana 'mohla
premySleti SVEN osudu. Srd-
&c jeji Sc chvelo litosti mad tou
nevd6cnosti, liz sc il dostalo.
Po tolik tydnu Sc tesla ma ten
to vecer, snila n6m, dnes
honecn6 musela zustati donna.
Jak toho zaslouzila? Sed6la
zde takto hezkou chNili. az ko-
necn6 iakys HAS vyrusil il zc
sn6ni:
"Probuh, Julie, co ie ii, re
zde tax osamotnela sedis,
vzdyt' nastydneS!" !"
80 ,nikoli, jsem tomu IVY
kla !" odpov6d6la kratce.
"Ja isem So po tobe ptal a
fekal jsem asi patnact minut
u tety Rily na tebe. Chtel jsem
te videt nezll isem odeSel, ale
tvs nepfichazela. AZ koneCne
mi napadlo, zc bys mohla byti
zde. Nebesa, del mi pfece ru-
ku a doved' mne dolu, neb
.isem zdc tax neznamym".
Uchopil il "a ruku pfitiskl
il k sobe. "Pojd'," vybizel il,
ia ncvim kudy dolu".
GO mi cheese" tazala sc
hlasem skoro usecnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18

Julie zastavila Sc pred ma
lynn ohnist6m a name stahla
sc sebe mokry satek. "Skutec-
ne, Ibis Sc mi", odpovedela,
"avsak -"
"Nuze, COZ. tazala Sc Tere-
"a, oblekajic 81 dlouhe ruka-
Yicky.
ia myslela, re nepujdes
Go plesu, Terezo?"
"Mylila jsi Sc. Proc bych ta-
ke nesla? Clovek zije jen jed
nou a zal media sc zmenit be-
dovanim".
"Ovsem ze ne, ia myslela,
re ii Piles bude skytat male u
levy.
Tereza neodpovedela, an
pan Krautner vkrocil do poko-
je a vesele pozdravil svou kras
nou dceru bravo, bravo, Te-
rezo!"
"Pohled', otGe, jak krasne ia
hvezda zari'', tolala, obratic
Sc k nemu.
"Ano, ano, ale mann take o
tn Ear meme V mem meSci"
small Sc, poklepavaje Julii ma
rame, a dodal: "Alois Kraut-
ner musi byt obdivovan, a co
take jineho? Ona chce vse, co
le V mode, vSe - avSak nedo-
stane prece vSe; dnes isl byla
st astna a to nebude vzdy, ne
Mill praSda?"
80 zajista = die I've vule"
dodala a kdyz Sc starry pan O.
tocil, posunkem davala svou ne
voli ma jevo.
wis, co 81 preji?" pravil,
zastaviv Sc pred dcerou, "kdy-
by te mohla dnes matka vide
IT,. Ma to odchazel ven hviz-
daie 81 svou zamilovanou pi-
sen.
Jest hiuboce dojat", pravi-
la Tereza a obratila Sc k zrca-
Glu. "Padne mi dobre ia Snero-
vacka?"
"Myslim, ze ano - dobrou
noe, Terezo = preji ii mnoho
zabavy!"
"Pockej, az prijede kocar!"
"Musim jiti domu; dobrou
noel"
Prav6 tom okamziku vkro-
ella sluzka Go pokoje, majic
neco skryteho pod zasterkou.
Julie jeStG zaslechla: Ones
hyly diva V postovni skrince,
+slecno Terezo", videla, jak
rychle tato ie uchopila a vstr-
ella do male skrinky.
Julie znala tyto dopisy, by
ly od bratra; obycejne mel We
zvyku psati ma drahem vonav
kou napuStenem papire. Tere-
"a byla od nj odvracena, ale
Julie prece mohla videti V urea
die, ze .ieji oblicej preletl MIRA
eek nevole.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
RYBARI MA VLTAVE.
Anglicky napsal Will. Beard
more. Pfel. J. Skola.

Jest mnoho veci ' Praze, jez
budi ciZincuy obdiv, a mezi nj
mi ne posledni misto nalezi
vltavskym rybarum. Ne, re by
vynikali svymi uspechy - Pan
Ru: chran; vzdyt' jsem posud
neVid6l, re by byl rybu vytahl.
Poptaval jsem sc te veci do
ceia i mezi svymi prateli, ac-
Foli lecktery 2 Mich 81 ulovil
notnou rymu, pase po slavnost-
MIN okamziku, kdy by Sc hlu
bin stribropenne Vltavy vynoii
la ma udici trepetajici Sc ryba,
posud vsichni marn6 cekali. Ba
.ieden techto mych pratel sko
TO by mel chut' pochybovati,
zda Vltava vubec We SVEN H.
ne ryby skryva pripomina 81
hlstorku londynskeho rybare,
lenz vysel 81 do kraje a po Wy
datnem nocnim deSti usadil sc
Ia brehu velkeho vesnickeho
ryoniku. Kdyz 81 tam takto ne
kol'k hodin pobyl, aniz Sc co
rflhoGilo, otazal Sc kolem idou
clho bodreho zemedelce, je-li V
tom rybnice hodne ryb. "Ani
nevEm", pral otazany, "voda a.
le V nem nebyla zadna, dokud
vcera nenaprsela".
Vltavsti rybari jsou pravi
Rimane duchem. Vyzna6ovalt
Sc pravy Riman klidem, ne
hoz sc medal nicim vyruSiti;
byl ma vse pripraven, mil adj
mirari" bylo jeho heslem. Ia
ci jsou i vltavsti rybari. Vylo-
Will starry strevic neb kus Dire
va, s klidem a chladnou krvi
Venuli nejakou hodinku poku-
sum, vymotat udici neteka-
neho ulovku- A jsem list. ze
poprat Jim osud jednou, abv
Vytahli skutecnou rybu, ami to
by nedovedlo vyruSit ie toho
cbdlvuhodneho klidu.
Bohorovny Shakespeare po-
sadil bohyni trpelivosti ma DO
mink. Vitavsti rybari usadi Sc
kdekoli, at pohodIn6 ci nepo-
iodine; zfite ie ma nabrezi.
na mostnim piliri; letory do
brodruznejsi, vyjedou 81 Y LODI
ce a zakotvi uprostred reky;-
pokud isem vsak pozoroval, ie
'ysledek, We pricine ryb, vzdy
stejny.
Arcit' ie mozno, re Jim snad
am nejde o ryby; jsou to snad
mudrci, touzici uchyliti Sc ma
nejakou dobu samotu. kde
by nerusene premitali o zivot6
reb veGnosti, Snad chteii unik
noutl drceni syeho ubohehoN
mozku mezi svrchnim zerno-
vem Narodnich ListJ spod-
MIN Prava Lidu; snad hledaii
oddychu, aby ponorili Sc V DO
HE'D ma nekonecnost nebeske
bane, obrazejici Sc V hlubinach
vltavskych a setrasli ma chvili
cvzduSi kazdodenni Prahy, o.
VzduSl parni a prOsycene poll
tickymi cirkevnimi kletbami
klatbami, narodnostnimi pie
tichami vSim ostatnim, co
Sluje moderni svobodou.
kazdym zpdsobem ie po-
hled ma ne uklidnenim a Ute
chou pro dust "a techto dni ha |
eek, vfeni a nespokojenosti; a
tim vice zasluhuji mas obdiv. /
re ami netusi blahodarny vliv,
jeiz vyzaruji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
2ozpaky lady Astorove. An,
IIi01enn1.

2ozpaky lady Astorove. An
glicke listy pfinascji tuto hui
mornou historku cinnosti PRIV
III zenske poslankyne anglic-
Ike, lady AstoroVc; Unavena ne
k0necnou debatou o jakemsi
navrhu, o nemz melo po de-
bate hlasovati, chtela odejiti la
dy AStoroya &c zasedaci sine.
ably 81 odpocinula We svoji pek
nc konnatce. Hlidat >dveri il
za3toupil cestu a otazal Sc il
jako kazdeho V takovem pfi-
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tim velkym drobnohledem a
Jinymi predmety nastroji le-
karskymi".
Manzelka soudniho sluhy,
mlada to zena, ktera ma otaZ-
ky pani Roettgerove odpovfda
la jaksi zdrahave. re totiz jiz
pokaslava davno a re ODE jeji
sestry tez zacaly kaslati V je-
jim veku a &c zemrely zkratka
ia souChotiny.
"Kdybych ia byla vasi mat
kou, nedovolila bych tomu, by
ste sc provdala, ale ,poslala
bych vas nekam do iiznich pri
jemnych kraiin", radila pani
Nina.
Oci nemocne pani zarosily
Sc slzami. Milovala tax vfele
zlvot, milovala sveho muze a
sve ditko draze, a kdyz Sc po-
sadila pred doktorem, tu, nez-
ma jeji postava chvela Sc, re
stezis il moh. upokoiiti, sotva,
re Sc mu to podafilo, pronika-
Wy vykEik by slySen V cekarne
q on chvatne sci Sc podivati, co
sc dele.
Matka jeho mela p6tileteho
syna jednoho urednika drahy
ma SVEN kline a tento jsa po-
strasen chtel Sc il vymknouti
d kricel pTi tom hlasite.
"Nebesa! co Sc deje, mat
ko?"
"Ten rozpustily hoch naSel
zde dlouhy nuz, jimz jsem kra
.lela hruSky a hral 81 MIN,
ia jsem mu ho chtela witt, by
Sc neporezal", ospravedlnova-
la Sc matka.
Ma to odeSla ven, an tam
prave zadn3ho nebylo.
Pred vecerem bylo ma vSe
zapomenuto; pTisla do synova
pokoje pfjnesla mu velmi
krasnou koSili drahym VySi-
vanim, cerny kabat, ktery sa-
ma oprasila a vycistila; chtela
Sc MIN pochlubiti tohoto ve-
cera V plesu, ienz Sc odbyval V
Casino. Staca pani taktez sc
ustrojila do svych nejlepSich
satu a ocekavala hodiilu odcho
du nedockavosti.
"Bylo by.k prani, ably zadny
pro tebe neposlal", pravila,
"ovsem yyhlizi to p6kne, kdyz
bys byl volaE We spechu cd ia
bule, ale mrzelo by mne veli-
ce, ably jsi sobe pomackal cely
oblek a 'zkazil strevice V tax
blativem a deStivem pocasi".
Medal Sc byti prave ruzo-
vem roZmaru a proto usedl 81
ia pohovku a zamySlene po-
hi!zcl ven, mezi tim co matka
sem tam Sukala, ably m6la do
plesu vse pripraveno.
"Vzdycky jsem mela tn ma
lou zenu "a husu", brucela 81,
"ale prece jsem nemyslila, ze
5e tax hloupou; povlda mi
upfimnosti, jako n6jakou zvla-
stni noVinu, re sestry jeji ze-
mrely ma souchotiny''.
"AvSak niEdo ST zde nepri-
pomina takoVe nemocn6".
"Ze ano?" zvolala, odmlcic
Sc. "Ty zaiiste nechces, ably ii
1efila, ze bude ziva sto let?
"To ie vsak velmi dulezite,
a clovek nesmi rozcilovati ne
mocne takovymi recmi".
"To Sc velmi cd sebe We smy
S.eni rOZchaZime - die meho
usudku, myslim, re by sc nell
postrasit a sice z tie priciny, a.
by dali ma sebe vetSi pozor.
MuzeS byt .jlst, ze jiste dnes
nepuide do plesu Sc svym mu-
zem".
"Ty by isl delaia znamenit6
bo lekare, mako, small sc vc-
sele. "A nyni jest cas-, abys Sc
rripravlla, - abychom nepri-
sli Is minut pozdeii. ia mu-
sim napsat jeSt6 icdcn dopis".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
D1Vka' k niGeIrlu
Roman cd W. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost" preozi Jos. L. Voborsky.
Roman cd w. Heimburga.

mex IdAdl Se, pollllLeJe upie-
ne do pokoje.
"Nikoli!" znela odpoved'.
"Kde jest?"
'Nebesa VII" wdychla teta
Rika. "Nevidela jsem il Cd sou
mraku. Ona jest tax mrzuta,
bezpochyby proto, re nemuze
iiti do plesu, nemam penez ma
takove v6ci".
A slecna Rika mela pravdu.
Pri obede oblicej Juliin zbledl,
kdyz sluzka pani Roettgerove
vkrocila k slecne Rice a zadala
jmenem pani Miny, aby Julie
prisla il upraviti toiletu k to-
ru dodala:
"Nebylo by toho vubec zapo
tfebi, ale madame chce byti
zvlaSte hezkou dnes, kdy pn-
jde doktorem poprve do tax
skveleho plesu".
Slecna * nicemu" S ocho-
tou ucinila, oc byla zadana,
jsouc pri tom nucena naslou-
chati vypravovani krase
dnesniho plesu, jejz pani Nina
vyliGila vSem; krasnymi barva-
mi. Julie ami slova nevypustila
a mlcky vykonavala svou po-
vinnost, ale Shy i'inuly Sc il 2
oci, ne snad pro to, ze byla
6oiata tou skvelosti plesu, ale
proto, ze byla nucena zustati
donna.
Jakysi zachvev proiel jeji
teiem, ona toho vsak nepozoro-
vala, citila jen bolest, a neve-
della, ze to byl pocit zarlivosti.
S tresoucima rukama doho-
tovila sve Siti, polozila Saty
pres zidli a speSne opustila po-
koi. V chodbe Sc zastavila.
Kan mela jiti, ably utiSila svui
boil? Otevrela dvere vedouci
do zahrady a postavila sc pod
uzkou strechu pavilonu. PrSe-
10 slime a vitr shybal vetve stro
mu az k zemi tn tam pro-
blesklo sede svetlo jasne o.
svctlenych oxen.
Ano, tam, - V krautnerove
vile, sedela take iedna, ktera
nebyla st'astna ktere bude
teskno dnes. vecer jako il, co
JIM budou Sc obveselovati =
samotna - tim samym bo-
lem jako ona.
Nahle pojala il myslenka,
aby Sc sla podivati k te, liz Sc
vice a vice stranila, od t6 do
by, co byla zasnoubena S iciiI
bratrem.
Chtela Sc podivati do tech
evou smutnych oci, chtela il
pot68iti V jeii bolu.
Pfehodila pres sebe velkV
Satek a spechala zahra-
dou po dzke stezce; V okamzi-
ku byla pred domem, vstoupi
la do osvetlene chodby a "a
klepala ma dvere.
"Veidi." zavznela We vnitr
Vesele.
Slecna * ,nicemu" otocila
klikou a vkrocila do vnitr. .isouc
primo okouziena mad tou kras-
nou a nadhernou postavou,
ktera Sc objevila jejimu zraku.
Ten pfijemny pokojik byl Jas
ne osvetlen,plynove svetlo "a
lllo mezi tent hedvabnymi ca
louny zlatynai nitkami protka-
nynl jaki tisicerc hvezdy ma
obloze a coz ty drahocenne Sa-
ty, Jez 'Tereza mela na sobe!
"Pojd' do vnitr", volala re-
reza, "aby sem nenaslo VEN
ci chladno. Jest to velmi hez-
ke cd tebe, Julie, ze isl sem
prlsla, pomuzeS mi upravit tu-
to vec mych vlasech".
Drzela V rukou proti Julii
prekrasnou oiamantovou ma
lou hvezdu, ktera zarila vsemi
cuhovymi barvami. "Neni to
Erasne, Julie? Jen 81 pomysli,
dostala jsem il cd otcc dnes"
i, EDllSplo cf io Id
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18

pade: "Jste spdrena a kym ?"
V rozpaclch. polita rumencem!
rekla lady: 'Nerozumim YAM"
V tom priSel risky nacionalista
}. G. Connor a vysvetlil poslan
kyni, re pred hlasovanim smi
odeiiti poslanec jen tehdy, je-li
smluven poslancem druheho
tabora tax, ably obema stranam
ubylo stejne. A to nazyva Hill
dac dverl sparenim. Galantni
II hned Sc nabidl lady, re bude
JeJlm "partnerem pro neprito-
ably 81 mohla doprati
chvile klidu.
Aeroplan pro 500 osob. Jak
londynske Central News sdeI
luji, prohlasil italsky aviatik
Caproni ma schulz americ keho
aerolllubu v Noyem Yorku, ze
prdve dohotoyil plan obrovske
ho aeroplanu, jenz unesc 500
osob. Stroi bude opatren moto-
rem 10000 kohskych silach.