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4tGTitJNS-LEC4LS
Legal Notices.

ANNUAL MEETING-Notiee of meeting Of
.stockhoiders. Richmond, Va. January Il,
l92o.;-You are hereby notified that the an
Life Insurance Company Of virginia viii be be
held At the Homo onise Of tho Company,
mond.. Va; on Wednesday. January q. .isao.
Ing directors OF said company. for Receiving
the annual rsport of the board Of directors
board since tho last annual meeting Of
stock holders, and for the transa elton OF
before said meeting. It Is desirable that
all stockhod ers shall he present In person
or represented by proxy. 4. Carlton Mo.
EXECu'roR--tiaving qualified as executor
OF the estate OF Mrs. Il. X. SouthaiI. all
parties having claims against said estate
please present them for payment. Il. II.
a. 1870 80 'a"ua'y
NOTE that sVery an - cOrrectIv Indsxed
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West Broad Street.
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FINANCIAL
BUSHES ....,.u..nie.


busincs> poI.u..tIes. 10
GOOD BgsIHESS-Without capital. hon
ESius bic Side Inc 70. thnso y yIn o NTn;
equipment. or may be conducted from horne.
Plan is new. OF great value. Price 81 90
George Nellcs Moseiey. EewburEh ~ Y
BANK WANTED-A good chance tor a
oaTk. prosperous town In Virginia. Dc
aos "Iilee NJ Sh!css you mean business. Ad-
GEoGERY Ward grocery for sale.
SOLD OH account of having other business.
and cant give It attention. Call Madison
MORNING PAPER route for sale. cheap.
and on reasonable terms. ". T. Rogers.
22oa East Broa1. Phone Madison 1890
SODA FOUNTAINS for gale In Hotel licking
ton: good place. alongside cafeteria
steady buancs3. Come and talk TO us
WATER GRIsT MILL. for sale; ,ranntnr
section: fBhpond stocked with young soy-
ssnment bass Good tm ,';y dwelling.
enouEh for nr.wood Good opening to :. stab
:ish store and ,ost-ocnce. Tappahannock
hiGhwayr vii! pass near. Doss,bly oy prop
public ROAD. Price reasonable and terms
Madison gao.
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EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT VALUABLE FOUR STORY AND
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET
BEFW ZEN TWELFTH AND THIR ;
rEENTH.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantc,i-k,cmaie.

sTEMoGRApi!Ek-w%a ne e a., ,o.DoTlenecd
lions OF witnesses at hearings Applicant
pectcd Give rcfcrenccs r. o. Box 1894.
SrESOGR MISUNDERSTANDING house needs
tho services OF competcnl stenogra phcr:
536: care Times Dispstch.
STESOGRAi.HEB in Insurance once State
age. ,cNpcricncc and salary expected. Ad-
dress u DE. care Times DIspa tch.
STENoGRAPHER AND BILL CLERK
, wanted. Amply between 10 and IL O'CLOCK;
tT,,nag ana In, Saturday. Elliott Fisher Co. 81
slsnosrspher With executive sSiiisy. iai Hiy
capable of managing inYidc work OF q real
estate urn. Permanent position and liberal
salary plan TO ambitious person. II 033.
on table. experienced ana willing to WORK.
Aiodel Resl.4ranl: els North Sixth
"9MAS wanted for general housework
Reference required, Cali :iag Hanover
wo odsnS-n:S, ,Wsn,ed.. IS up, WISHING
ExpcriencS unnecessary. Answer iinme.
dlately. L 5o7. caro- Times Dispatch
fou .S ., Women. 1885. DESIRING Eovcrn-
Tree PARTICULARS Of examinations. John
Leonard tformer Civil Service Examines1
leA3 Equitable Bldg. Washington, H. C.
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I LITERARY WoRk--Any intelligent person.
either sex. may earn splendid income cor
responding for newspapers: all or spare
Z time; experience unnccrSsary cam
Z vassinE: EubicctS suggested. Send for pa
I t,culnrs. National Press Bureau Bufia TO-
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PEOPLE who never used classified ads be
nor, iora ,o a2yo their wants or offers printed
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BY il. SELDOM TAYLOR e. SON
and
GOT.SAN & NASH. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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FARMS WANTED.

Wantsd. desirable stock. Grain and srass
Piedmont SECTION; Write US for iistinE
iogue. Merton G. ThaihlmAr EI-,t Nationll
Bank Building.
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No. 2o7 ". BROAD STREET,
Lot 3S feet ? f-2 inches. more o: less
by 129 ala feet. more or less. to a
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YOUNG MAN. night work: part or fun
time. IIuylcrs. 221 East Broad
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WIN and Collier trucks Tor sale by Owens
Motor Co 1923 West Broad
"HlLE the weather is bad. put your car
- IA tne paint shop: Calls Auto Painting
Co. lss7 w. broad Street.
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SAl.ESIADS. cNpcricncc unnecessary 40.
ply fiuylcr's. 22l East Broad.
SERVANT for general houscworn: three
Observation-Disclosures capable stem
ocraphcr Appy y. .. BOX 1876
SrENoGR,PHEit-W ant cd. experienced
stenoSraphcr by wholesale house State
experience and salary expected. Box 1886.
Richmond. Va.
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NiT1hssRIsE &c
Auto Accessories.

SULCANlIiNG. rctrcading and expert tire
surgery. Work Of the better Kind only.
United Auto supply Company. 327 West
Broad Street. Phone Bandolph 2l04
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aLISE-

OAKLAND roadster. in first class cundi-
ton. Price only s"is. a. II. Thier. 1898
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MERCHANDISE
Articles Tor Sale.

CAMEO BROOCHES. 1870 up. BeauiIfuIII:
cut heads. Schaaf Brothers. I26 Ea vi
Broad Street.
FOR SALE Stavc min timber bargain: 5Ia
acres with @.o9g. coo feet good timber Boy
Gao. blackstone. va.
THE Regina Vacuum Cleaner at IiIha
Hardware Co 422 West Broad.
1000 ARMY ash cans. practically new. Chat
government from 50 to $3.50 each ClSst
4; $50. , Class B. 30: Glass G; $3.50; fire
Army a Navy Supply Company. i2o i,rooE
Avenue. Handolph l3a2: Ill North acvcn
teenth street Madison oio5: 1901 Lester
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30
AMERICAN WooDMEN PAY DEATH
CLAIM BEFORE BODY WAS
PLACED IN GRAVE.

Mrs. Mary Middleton, 800 MCGEE,
who departed this life Tuesday morn
ing, October 10, 100, was a member
Of the American Woodmen. Her fu-
neral was conducted at Allen Chapel
church, Rev. ]. b. Isaacs, officiating,
and our own Rev. Nurse, who prayed
in the audience. Then the American
'Woodmen conducted their splendid
ceremony, which was short. but had
a great meaning, which expressed a
heart felt sympathy to the bereaved
family and many friends.
Supervisor N. s. Adkins who closed
the ceremony by saying Neighbor
Middleton, who was a member of our
fraternal family, her death has caused
n link to be broken from our Wood
men chain; our loss is Heavens gain.
Supervisor Adkins better known as
the Insurance Hercules of the Middle
West, in his pointed remarks, said
June LIST, 1919. these are the words
as spoken by Neighbor Mary Middle
ton, that at my death I desire2to have
my $500 paid to Mrs. Jennie Jordon,
and in keeping with her request, Mr..
Adkins presented the valued amount
in currency to the beneficiary, which
caused a great wondering in the aud
fence as how a death claim could be
paid within such a short time. 1t is
nov decided that the American Wood
men lisa fraternal insurance and bust
ness model for the American Negroes.
Now endowments and no taxes of any
kind, but only straight monthly dues
to pay. The sick, accident and death
claims are paid right or the moment
that proof is established, without any
red tape. 1t only costs $500 to join.
plus the medical examination fee.
For further information you may call
Supervisor N. S. Adkins, Clifton 4648-
3S11-Residence Clifton 1865. Office
1912 East 18th street.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

gave her every care and attention
during her long illness. Eugene Sc
has been Messenger for the
American Sash G. Door Co, for a num-
Der Of years and is one of their most
faithful and highly appreciated en-
ployes and for five years he has been
the custodian of the Sun and its neat
and attractive appearance is due to
the faithful and untiring efforts of
this splendid man. Mrs. Foster was
their only child and they feel the loss
very keenly. Several relatives and
friends from out of the City attended
the funeral and the many and beau
tiful floral offerings attested the high
esteem that she and her family are
held in this community. The Sun and
its entire staff extend their deepest
sympathy to this family in their hour
of sorrow and bid them Trust in that
God who doeth all things we'll" Inter
ent was in Highland Cemetery.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
friends, Carnation Court II. of j.
zorah Chapter No. rs, Maple Leaf
Household of Ruth No. 2114, Uniform
Rank Mrs. Trowser Captain. Bertha T.
Buckner Court No. SO, New Era Lodge,
Past Councillors Council of Calanthe,
Servii Temple No. 146, Pythian Choir,
also for the beautiful floral offerings
and especially do we wish to thank
Rev. 8. c. Doyle for his words of con-
solation5 also Mrs. Maggie Stimmetz,
Mrs. Mary Bradford, Mrs. -Diggs, Ms.
Josie Truhart, Mrs. Powell and Mrs.
Trowser for their kindness.
Mrs. Jane Cain, Mother,
Mrs. Maria Lewis,
Mrs. Carrie Huston, Sisters,
Mrs. Katherine Ruckner, %niece,I
Mr.. II. e. Commodore, uncle.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to u friends
and neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy shown to US at the death of
our dear daughter, mother, wife and
relatives, Mrs. Eliza Burton; also for
the beautiful floral offerings given by
Montgomery Wards Colored employ
es, Fire Department No. IL and other
friends. We desire also to thank Rev.
Hawkins for his words of consolation.
Mrs. Dinah Bright, mother,
Emmett Parker and wife.
Cornelius Burton, Son.
John Burton, husband,
Mrs. Maggie Pearley,
Mrs. l.. A. Beauchamp,
Sisters, brothers and other relatives.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30
A SPLENDID YOUNG WOMAN
PASSES AWAY.

Mrs. Beatrice Segars Fosters, wife
of Chester Foster, youngest o of the
late Prof, r. w. Foster and daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Segars de-
parted this life last Friday evening at
1850 and was buried last Wednesday
at 200 o'clock under the auspices of
the Ladies' Covenant No. 20 from the
Centenniel NJ. E. Church of which she
was a faithful member. Mrs. Foster
was born in Kansas City in 1895 and
was twenty-five years of g at the
time Of her death. She leaves three
sweet little children, Marjorie, Rial
and Chester Jr., as we'll as a husband
and a devoted father and mother who
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30
CARD OF

wish to thank Rev. Isaacs of Allen
Chapel for the tender ceremony rem
dered, also the excellent paper read
by Mrs. Versa Rice and st. Stphens
Choir and beautiful solo and music
rendered by Mrs. Sarah Bartell and
daughter, also neighbors and friends
for their beautiful floral offerings and
their kindness shown during the sick
ness and death Of our dear friend,
Mrs. Mary Lou Middleton.
Mrs. Jennie Jordan,
800 MCGEE St.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30
GOOD MEDIciNE e.

Grandma Jane James, who Is Sc
years old challenged her granddaugh-
ter who is 40 years TO jump with her.
She said she thought she could jump
as high as her granddaughter so they
jumped. Grandma beat her. Both are
taking r. C. S~herwood's Wonderful
Medicine. which is doing both much
good. His office is at 1910 Paseo.
Grandma James and Mrs. o. L.
Stanton, 1905 Vine street, Kansas
City, Mo.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Albert Kane, 40 years of age, sol of
Mrs. Jane Kane of 1929 Baltimore
avenue died at Minneapolis, Mimi,
October 10 and the body was brought
here for burial, accompanied by his
uncle, H. z. Commodore. The funeral
services were held Tuesday at the
Friendship Baptist church. He leaves
to mourn his loss a mother, two sis
tiers, Mrs. Maria Lewis and Mrs.
Carrie Hueston and an uncle. Mr.. H.
r. Commodore.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30
CARD OF APPRECIATION.

We wish to extend u sincere
thanks and appreciation to our neigh
bors and friends for the beautiful
floral offerings and the friends of our
sister and mother for the many kind
nesses rendered during her illness and
at her death; also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Amy B. Willis, sister,
Grace w. Alternately, daughter.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30
CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Austin wish to
thank their relatives and friends for
the kind sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings extended at the death
of their son, Robert NJ. Austin who
died at their residence, 1906 E. 18th
street Sunday, October II, 1920.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Mrs. Faustina Sharps, 1412 Euclid
avenue was forced to shorten her stay
in Chicago on account of sudden i'll.
ness. She is now confined in her
home under the care of DR.. Albritain.
Her many friends truly wish her a
speedy recovery. She may be reached
by calling Clifton $50.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. johnson motored
from Lees Summit. Mo, Friday and
were the guests of Mrs. Engle Logan
at 2641 Highland. After a six course
dinner was served the hostess and
party attended ."Everywoman."
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Mrs. Della Segars of st. Louis, Mo-,
mother of Mr.. Eugene Segars, attend
ed the funeral of her granddaughter,
Mrs. Beatrice Segars Foster.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Among those who attended the G..
M. E, Conference last week in Kan
sas City, Kansas, was Mrs. Matte
Ridley OF Newton, Kansas, one OF the
loyal friends Of the Kansas City Sun.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

BAD BLOOD-BAD HEALTH
GOOD BLOOD - GOOD HEALTH,
TAKE HERB-A-TONE FOR THE
BLOOD. INDIAN HERB STORE,
2206k Vine street.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

JOHNSON FLORAL CO., is now at
your service at 18th and Paseo. Bell
Phone Grand 30S1. Our service is
strictly high class. Special prices on
all funeral designs.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Mrs. Dan C. Houston underwent an
operation at the Bell Meorial Hospi-
tai last week and she is reported do
ing nicely at the present time.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

This is ideal weather for our old
enemy, the Flu. Get a bottle OF
HERB-A-TONE, that Natures Remedy
at INDIAN HERB STORE, 22O6h
Vine street.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Mr.. James A. Davis of the Davis
Automobile School is in Oklahoma on
business.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. James Montgomery of
1903 Howard street has returned af-
ter a three weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Chicago, Detroit and
Windsor, Canada.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Mr.. Horace Bishop of 1011 Oak
street who has been quite Ill is slowly
improving.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

We are now at your service. Our
service is strictly high class. Special
prices on funeral designs. Johnson
Floral Co.. 10th and Paseo. Bell
phone 2O81.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

Read carefully all our advertise
men and %patronize our advertisers.
1t helps us and helps you.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

For the news read the Sun. For
good health take HERB-A-TONE. IN
DIAN HERB STORE, 2206k Vine st.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30
KANSAS CITY DISTRICT QUART
ERLY CONFERENCE SCHEDULE.
A. M. e. CHURCH.
First Round.
Kansas Clty. No. oct. 20. ~

First Round.
Ward Chapel-October 81.
st. Luke-November Z.
Willis Chapel-November Z.
Observation-Disclosures Ia.
Gilbert ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA.
Cain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81.
Allen Chapel-November %.
Bethel-December 5.
Odessa-December IL.
Pleasant Hill-December 10.
acknowledgements 10.
Ebenezer-December &c.
Biglow Miss to be appointed.
Praying for the presence and guild
Of the Holy Spirit and the Coop
GRAFTON of the pastors and members.
, l am your Brother,
P. w. DeLYLES,
Presiding Elder.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-30

THE KING OF ALL MOVIES.
HERB-A-TONB. INDIAN HERB
STORE, PEGGY Vine street.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-15

pres vsechno s nen to opatfiti tolk davek poravn
kok bv itch byo e treba zajmu zdravi veho obyvatel
stva Lid swad chebekam svym hotoye bojev dlouhych
fadach cheb Ten vsak mnohdy po ti dny nedcstanou,
sejnou dobu byy nueey obchody sve zavrt
perohradske pekarny pro naprosy nedostatek4 mouky
Chleb e rdzny Nektery dobry, ale zrdka kdy jiny
zas neni jidu. Ponery Moskve zdsj byt pres We
kt nedosatek uhli iineho topva pfedneni lepsimi
pomvslin- vsak jak bude Rusku zm ktera kvapem
luz bzi vzdy Sc hruzou jen pf pomysenf to ofesu
A bedne tyto pomery ma svedom ma vlada = boise
vcka lax by hekdo, Tekl Nesouhlasin vsak nm Sam
vnu zodpovednost pfiftam semut hery Sc spathe w
Ipracoyal Nebyl to kounsnu kery vybudova mesto tax
veke jakym pr Perohrad ale kapitalismus Nebyi
Ito komunsmus ktery uhl do bankrotu ale evropsky
imperasms Ia strazne, ktere nyneJsi umiraJc Rusko
nrozva necinm zodpovednym komunismus ale mife da
leko v6s Franci Angl ez by uciniiy daeko lepe kdy
by doboiovan boje ktery usko unf sve zene pre-
nechav Rusku iedne Rusku samonemu. estlze to ODE
zeme brzy neucini pax Rusko z nkdy nevzpamatue
zivotu byvale silly byvaeho yyznamA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-15

ktera hleda jeSte' move cile.
Umelce svetoveho jmena, MI
lenec Stesteny = ale tyz|
skromny, clov6k, mily, uzavre-
ny, hrajici tisicum, ale dlici
nejradeji 0 samot6.
Kubelik byl takovy vzdy.
z pameti vynoruje Sc obrazek
Q Bychor, kde umelec mival
kdysi svtj domov Obrazek
zcela intimni: jdeme parkem
kol rozkosnych zakouti, koru-
ny stihlych jedli sunni nam
mad hlavou a 2 dalky Sc ozy-
| va d6tsky smich. Bile satecky
mihnou sc ma cest6 neko-
lik drobnych postavicek be-
ii nam vstric. Jeho petilistek !:
| Marenka, Aninka, Hanicka,
Klarka a "a. mimi kocarku
ieSte doceia malicka Tat ana.
Vsecky mali cerna ocka, po-
dobaii Sc druzka druzce. Ma
renku cd Aninky. dyoicatka,
rozeznate ien podle maleho
Znamenka. JsOu Vesele. Ste
betaji, napodobuii hru ma
housle zpivaii svoje eli
dly, fidly", zatim co otec Sc
jen usmlva :.
To bylo pred lcty. Nyni uz
ie dvojeatkum patnact let q
| do rodiny Kubelikovy pribyli
ieste tri potomci po meci.
~ mne to slo vzdy Sc.
! RICH vyvravuje mi mistr Ku-
belik, odpoaedne We SVEN do.
casnem prazskem utulku,
hodne schovanem Ma konc
Prahy. "Nejdfive pet dev
;. cat Ia sobou a pax tfi klu
lei, vsicnni vaiecni. .'Gf
Posledni narodife Sc uz ns
SIoyensku. KAN Sc kubelil
V prvem roTe yalky presto
hoval.
"Nebyla to malickost, >" sde
! loval mistr s usmevem. Wa
{ isem u Bychor vsecko. Deve
vagonu toho bylo. otehova
: Jsem se nejprve do Orlove
30, niVdherneho koutecku nj
J fSloNen3ku, ktery Jiste znate
/ Kdyz iacrn' pax zamek Y Oh
( ioNem, prodal, presldlil User
! de- b see u. Zllny. tentotr
Z hez nHbytku. Jellkoz zame
! byl uptn6 zafizen. A tam iscl
y dodnes
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-15
JAN KUBELfK o SOBE.

Je posledni zkouska Ceske
Philharmonic S Janem kubell-
KEN ma jeho prazsky koncert.
Hudebnici usedaji ma. podium.
Smetanova sin je prazdna, Jen
nekolik osobnich pratel umel-
covych zaujfma kresla, mezi
nimiz stoii nekolik "Jupite-
rex, velkych prijlmaclch
lamp a aparat, pfipraveny,
aby wal do filmu ceskeho
"krale houslistu'. Ze sine pro
ncinkuiici ozyva Sc hlas hou-
sli. To mistr Kubelik Sc "ro-
zehrava", ably vkrocil ma po~
dunn, iako vzdy, pfipraven.
| Je tax zabran do sve hry, &c
81 nevSima nikoho kolem a nj
| lkdo no take zbytecne nevyru-
suie. PAX vstoupi do salu a
iklapot smyccu vita jej Ma po-
diu. To orchestr vzdava umel-
lei poctu. Dirigent Talich da-
vas znameni, zvuky orchestra
linou Sc salem "a chvili ]lz
Izpev Kubelikovych housli sply
va $ mimi. "Jupiterky' zafi a
| kinooperater Zacina pracovat
/ Umelce to niiak nevyrusu-
lie, trehaze prudka zare trl
lamp sbiha Sc ma jeho hlavu
oslepuje, kmita Sc chvlleml
blizi Sc jeste vice k nemu E
, tfebaze huceni aparatu mlsi Sc
Y souzvuk nastroju protivnot
dissonanci. S tymz klidem tisl
: he sve housle k rameni. upir;
: oci kamsi do hmatmku hral'
jeden .ze svych novych kon
: certu, ktere Praha ma sly#e
: ii nejprvneisi. Divan Sc n;
$ neho. Stale tyz vvraznF tNr
< tyz vazny vyraz. Jakysi sve
: sam pro sebe. Vzpominam, =
l pred lety stal Rudoltlnl
: jake ntlT mladik zamrafen
/, tvare, Yak Sevcikuv, jen2 pi
,sel ponekud nesmalym kre
: KEN, ably sklidil pryni yel'k
i ,lspech. Ted stoii tu y, zral
t nuz, ponekud .ohlej&i. o2eoIo.
Il 81, zraly umelec s>tonz ka dt
ray ol hLa1ol 2. .@ .tc'lEe 2
J. zracnou rukou. Ale. "a III
d lezi az skvela umeiecka DIR;
81 ha. ktera posud nelsoncl. nEbt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-15

"Jak Sc yam libi ma Slo-
vensku?"
"Slovensko jest opravdu
krasna zeme. Vim, lie nejsem
prvni, ktery to pravi. Ale mo-
hu ffci, ze videl jsem uz
ale re Jest po fidku
pozemskych koutu tax stri-
davym razem krajiny a toll
ka krasami prirodnlmi, jako
ma Slovensku. A lid slovensky
lie dobry, a musi Sc mu roz-
umet. Nestykam Sc mnoho s.
nikym, ziii uplne 0 samote,
ale citil .isem Sc tam vzdy jako
donna. Kritickou chvili prozil
jsem jen po pfevratu, kdy W.
rojily sc na Slovensku boise
vicke tlupy. Tehda pripravil
jsem 81 pusku a vsichni jsnne
|spali obleceni. Domacich lidi,
kteri mne znali, jsem Sc ne
bal, ale spis tech, ktere Sc po-
tulovali krajem a loupili. Ma
stesti dopadlo vsecko dobre,
hned druhy den objevili Sc
nasi vojaci a ubytovali Sc u
mne Ma zamku."
"Vas odchod Czech byl u
mas vykladan namnoze jinak.
Rfkalo Sc dokonce, re .iste od-
narodnil -"
Kubelik Sc usmal ironicky.
"Odnarodnil? Nevim, co je
to odnarodnit Sc. Povim YAM
lneco: jsou Cesi, ktefi Sc, JIM
Istali az V republice a kterf
lnejvice krici; a jsou druzi,
ktefi jimi byli uz pred pre-
vratem a v tichosti pracovali.
Nechodil jsem nikdy ma trh
se svym vlastenectvlm, pone-
l,vadz jsem to pokladal "a ne
ddstojne umelce, ably ST po-
mahal touto gloriolou. Ale "a
to jsem Sci do celeho sv6ta Sc
jmenem Jan AKubelik, a. to v
dobach, kdy cizina o mas ie-
ste mnoho nevedela a kdy
lmezi Cechem cikanem ne
znala rozdilu. Jiz tehdy Wy
stupoval jsem vSude iako Gee
[sky houslista" a kdvz kdysi
list Daily News" prinesl moji
podobiznu a uvadel mne jake
houslistu "uherskeho", musil
drYhy den prinesti opravu
Nacestacht tvcrivali jsme vzdy
Ceskou troiici - Schwab,
lSkTivan a ia - ktera mluvila
Azdy vyhradne cesky. Neroz-
umim tomu, re u mas jsou Ii
de. ktefi 81 pripinali falesn6
|rady a byli oslavovani, a dru-
Iii, kteri je odmitali a polka.
dali "a ostudu pfipnouti ra
kousky rad, isou podezriva.
nj. kolikrat hrozilo mi to ne
i, bezpeci byti Cd rakouske Via
dy vyznamenan a nevite, ia
kymi cestami musil .jsem tt
"poctu" z Vidne predejit
Bylo mi nabizeno Slechtictvi
ia ktere nekteri lide V Ce
chach platili pull millionu
.IOdmitl jsem je a prohlasi
Ijsem tehdy svym pratelum, u
k te ostude bych nesvolil, an
kdyby mi k tomu pfidali Jest,
millionu nekolik. "Pane Skri
vane,' obratil sc mistr ke sve
mu dlouholetemu impressariu
!, "jiste jste to tehdy nevyfidi
We Vidni temi slovy, kter;
, isem k yam donna pronesl.
"Ovsem. Ale obyceine ien n
a pan Skfivan. "Byli' by mas Ia
vreli."
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ma rakouskou valecnou pui
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