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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
MAJOR GILL is APPOINTED
TO COMMAND REGIMENT
WIN rake Change or First Provisional,
NATIONAL Guard. ut Once, With
Rink of Colonel

Major William y. Gill has been APP
pointed commanding officer of the
FIRST Provisional Regiment Virginia
ini"ntry. National Guard, hy Governor
DAVIS. lie will enter on his new
work At once. and will take immediate
steps TO develop the National Guard
throughout the state. Captain Edwin
!. Conquest was appointed adjutant
OF the provisional regiment.
Th"rc are nov six infantry COM
panies and a machine gun company
Included in tho regiment On Mon
DAY night another infantry COMPANY
VIII he mustered in at Suffolk Two
companies OF the Richmond Light In
iantry Blues have been reorsanized
since their service in the world war.
II is expected that the two remaining
companies will he whipped into shapo
shortly and that the four companies
VIII bc mustered into the Virginia Ma
tionai Guard at the same time
Rams which Major Gill. who Will
mold tho rank OF colonel in the provi-
siond. regiment. is now formulating
call for the establishment OF three
regular regiments o: the National
Guard n tho state. Colonel ,;ilI's
connection with the provisional reSi-
mcni VIII not interfere with his an-
Nolntm"nt AS permanent officer OF
ono Of the permanent regiments when
thcy arc formed, il was learned yes
tcrdar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
WILL ARGUE JURISDICTION
OF Telephone COMPANY
John :. Erglrston Files BricTs with
Corporation omInission, setting
Forth Right 10 EiA Rair>

John :. Egelcst"n, attorney az the
.hesarcako and Potomac Tclcphonc
Company. has filed briefs with the
State Corporation Commission setting
forth IN. Jurisdiction OF the commits
SION to set telephone rates in Lunch
hGrC. Roanoke, chriStiauSburc and pu-
ask This Jurisdiction Is disputed hN
The cities, which claim tina, the rates
are fixed In the franchises granted tho
company TO operate.
II Is Set forth IL, the briefs u Al
torney ESGl"ston that tho franch iscs
Srahied in the four cities which ARC
aucst'ontnc tho iurI Sdiction al Tho
corporation Commission also sci rates
LOT Surroundinc territory over which
tneE mad no control. ATTORNEYS for
LneSe cities VIII ask the commission 10
disregard this mistake. 1t is under
stcSd that they admit that i, was y
city limits. - -
January 40 has boon sci BY the COM
mission rs the date for the hcarins, an
Inc question Of jurisdiction AZ this
llHic attorneys for tho telephone com.
nanY and the cities viii appear .o.
iore the body ANA argue tho ease
~ was stated at tho oiiic, of tho
corporation Commission Yesterday that
me jurisdiction ~ tho commission to
NIX rates was admitted hv Winchcstor.
SUFFOLK and Radford where similar
conaitionS as in LYucbhurc Hoanokc
ChriStlansbhrc aud Pulaski obtain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
STATE G. 0. P. CONVENTION
CALL ISSUED BY CHAIRMAN
JOSEPH L.. lrupprr Announces Gather
ing Ia he Held Mt NOunokc
r,.h

vcntion TO be hcId at II O'clock on
inc morning q March IL at Roanoke
WAS issued To district. county and city
Sna 'rncn yesterday hy Joseph l.. Crup-
per, state chairman
~ thus convention four delegates a
largo and four alternatcs will be
CHOSEN tor tho Republican National
electors IT large Also will he selected
and q candidate 10 b. elected for tho
senate November : viii nc nominated
Each county is cntitlci to one dc IL.
Gate and ono alternate for each rftv
votes or major fraction thereof
twenty-five votes being the major
lract ion cast TOT Thomas j. Munccy
for Governor in 1917 Counties whcrc
there arc less than nifty votes arc on
ttled TO one delegate and one alter
nate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
VIRGINIA HEALTH WEEK
MAY BE ANNUAL EVENT
Uccrnt Conference In Richmond Held
Productive Of Great BENEFITS in
Fight ON Disease.

ono result OF the conference OF
heailh workers of the State held here
aurin.; the holidays, ii Is now virtual
week after Christmas notable az
virginia Health Week" for all time
to come. making the conference an
annual event.
80 much of practical instruction for
health workers resulted from tho
meeting, which began December -
ana lasted through January 3. and 50
fnhcl enthusiasm WAS cnccndcrcd. that
the conference was pronounced by all
splendid success Health depart :
mcnt held workers. health dcmonstra-
'ors, pubic health and school nurses.
in fact every department of health
ACTIVITY were represented by fun dele
cations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
CHORUS TO GO TO NORFOLK
FORTY BlUECOATS TO LEAD
SUNDAY CHOIR TO PORT CITY
Singers MIKE Plans to Engage speci,,
Irnin to Visit i;ranscIist's
Meetings.

Forty Richmond policemen in mi,
fern i,r.,' VII head the delegation of 900
of the Richmond Community chorns
march into Billy Sundays Norfolk
night to furnish the music for the
evening service.
Special permission was granted the
po,tceincm TO accompany the Richmond
community Chorus ut tho mass-mect-
ing last night in John Marshall High
Schooi when plans were discussed for
the Norfolk trip.
The delegation will charter !. snc-
S.al train OF perhaps ten coaches to
Nor:olk over the Norfolk and Western
hsahroad. leaving Richmond early in
upon later. II was stated by men
present who had been making INQUIRIES
OF railroad officials that il might be
possible to switch the special train
near the tabernacle
May Get Special Rates.
~ was further stated that there was
would be able to secure convention
rates OF 81 for the round trip. II
Is Is understood that every member OF
pcnSeS
Conspicnous badges. bearing the in
Scrlption BILLY sunday Chorus Erom
cation of singers. Director Mercer
stated. and large banner will be
carried in the procession to the tabcr-
nacle from the station bearing :: sim
liar inscription
Sergeant w. T. Whitlock. Second
station. who was on duty at the plat
form entrance during the Billy Sunday
meeting in Richmond last year. will he
IN The front line OF policemen trom
Richmond.
This officer has asked for his vaca-
tIon at this time in order to be able
L. attend the meetings in Norfolk or
the sawdust-trail evangelist
Committee Ia Named
y committee, OF which Director Wal
ter =. Mercer is chairman, Was ap-
pointed last night TO make final ar
engagements for the trip. Other mem
hers Of the committee are s. L. Bishop.
Joseph liundiey. r. l.: Howard. T. ".
HenninGer and w. j. Morrison. \
telegram Of greeting and invitation to
tho chorus from Homer A. Rodeheaver
WAS read At the meeting last night.
The text OF the message from Mr.
sundays musical director and assistant
follows:
Please extend TO all the members
OF the Richmond Community Chorus at
Your meeting tonight my very kindcsr
regards and best wishes. We still have
M ehtN happy memories OF ou, asso-
cation IN Richmond. and viii 5c glad
indeed 10 have you With us in tho
meeting here in Norfolk any time YOU
eau come. All the members OF tho
sunday party wish 10 Le remembered
especially 10 you"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
~ that tin,
BANKS SURPLUS INCREASES
savings Bank OF Richmond Made kd-
vance During Last Year Of $780,
oo0-oni~crs Rr-I.lcctcd

surplus capital Of the Savings Bank
OF klchnond was increased during tho
year 1911" by 500, 600. making the sur
ptuS >@eV.uno. according to 4 statement,
Yesterday at the annual meeting. Of Tho
a''o$h"td'rs when tho officers were
- elected aud the following members
named Is tho board Of directors:
lanes ": Fall. w NJ. Cease George
nrlS''an, John w. iordan, =. NJ
,,"'thn'y Thomas l.. Moore, l.. H.
MOTIFS stuart Mcclure. A. w Pattcr-
SON, =. .Sitiording. Ashton Starkc. IL
Tcta"n ilSlor, Granville q. Valentine
" IMAM ". Liniurrrnanu. l.. H. Norris
IS president; T.. SiitcrdinE, vicc-prcs-
ia'n' lanes NJ Eall. vice president
and cashier, aud George w. Watt, as
alalAhl CaShicr -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
HOLDS STATE is NOT LIABLE
William G.. Morton I.o>cs DamaEc Sui,
Before Virginia Industrial
Com IN Ssiou.

Decision has hecn made bv the In
dustrial Commission that William C.
Morton. an employee Of tho Virginia
AUDITORS Office. is not entitled TO dam
ages from the state because Of an
acciden. which he suffered by slipping
on a staircase.
Evidence showed .hat Morton was
in the habit OF taking "a late lunch
after he had finished his work, and
usually did not return to his office IIe
was at his home at the time he fell,
had no intention OF returning tn work
it was stated, and tho commission held
that as he was injured At time other
than when in the pursuit OF his duties
he has no claim against tho state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
FlELDER'S CASE CONTINUED
onnE Man Arrested Charged with
RAISING Worthless Check Ia HIVE
Hearing January 10.

Returning from Forest Va. where
nc went 10 plead with her father in
". FIELDER, 20, who was arrested last
Tuesday night At Ringers Hotel while
on nus honcymoon ON tho charge re
Mrs. Wilbur w Fielder. Is. in testify
ING yesterday morning in Police Court
icit IN" court with tho impression that
nc case was continued until January
~ that time il is expected the youns
",dl tathcT "Nl he present IL
s,ralEh'cn out his difficulties, il was
SounE Fielder was arrested nv
Potlc" Sergeant Whitlock Tho couplc
had hccn married Il week preyious a,
Rockville. Md. Eott have been living
IN richmond for some time. the bride
httnS 4 student 4 a business college
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
WITH BROKEN ARM
NEEDS ASSISTANCE QUICKLY
Sum ar $3.50 Asked for Case No. II OF
Timcs-Di>pntch Relief Fund.
$500 Rcccivcd.
Contrihutions rccciNrd Nnsinrdur III.

Contributions received yesterday by
The Times DispA Relief Fund for
Case No. Il. which is Il small family
desperately in need Of Immediate as
sistancc. totaled $3.50.
case No. - is that OF an enersctic
little mother who has had the mis-
fortune 10 break her arm and is pre-
vented from being ~ any assistance.
10 her afflicted husband and little
child
Her husband IS suffering from pa
raiySis, which also affects his speech
10 some extent. making him practically
An encumerancc without any means or
supporting himself
Formerly the mo; hcr scWed and did
other work which enabled tho little
family 10 exist without assistance
from ANY one Csc. In fact. they We're
ahic I" save u small amount. which
has long since depleted because o. the
doctors bills and tho cost of their
maintenance while tho mother has
been ~ with the injury.
II VIII be long while before sho
Viii bc able to take up her work
again and. in tho meantime the OK
pcnScs continue, with no means Of
relief. Because OF this situation. an
appeal * being made for this worthy
family for the amount Of $3.50 which
II is hoped Viii 10 raised shortly. in
that their needs arc imminent
Contributions should be addressed 10
The Times Dispatch Relief Fund Case
No. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
RAIL WAY LINE DISCONTINUED
Virginia Southern Granted Permission
10 stop Trains From Ifair'vOod TO
TrUutdaie-NO Opposition.

The State Corporation Commission
Yesterday granted permission to the
virginia southern Railroad TO discon-
tinuc operation of it's line between
FairW"od and Troutdalc. in Grayson
County. The line is but tour miles
long and was built to haul timber to
tho mills Tor saving. There was no
opposition to the application for dis
continuance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
SInndcr Suit Continued

liams, father Of Attorney II. A. Will
Hams. representing w. T.. Gravins in
$1,000 Islander suit against Walker
-. lines. director general Of the Chcs-
apcakc and Ohio Railroad, the case
WAS continued yesterday morning In
me musings Court. Part H.. until
February 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
HOWlTZERS ELECT OFFICERS
Colonel =. Percy Halves VIII Hend A.
observation-disclosures Plans tor
ReorEanfEa ton.

Officers of the Richmond Howitzcrs'
Association were elected last night at
the regular quarterly meeting as fol-
lows: Colonel S. Percy Hawcs, pres
dcnt; Robert NJ. Minor. first vice pres
dcut: Lieutenant Baylor. Sccond vice
presidents: John w. Myers, secretary.
and Lieutenant John Scay. treasurer.
Plans were discussed for the rcorEan-
zation of tho ITowitzcr Company uu-
der tho new National Guard status.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

state Veterinarians meet nj Muir
phys Hotel at 0aaO, md nEain for
luncheon nj I 80.
annual entertain menf to veterans
nj Ice tnmp Soldiers Home, Mt -.
"Gcf-foScth of Corcr-
AE"S., bible Class ut First baptist
Church. at y.
Current Events Class Of Busines.
mahs atub nj y. w. &. A., nj =.
l.Yric-NaudcNiIIc, :,::u, .;i5 and
9::.0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
KRUPAR ARRIVES IN U. S.
Hich,pond school Instructor Ueturp.
FROM service with Anti
Bolshe, lists in Itu>>ia

\. 9 lNrupcr. Of Chesterfield County
formerly instructor in printing in tho
itfchwond city school system. has Just
rc"1h"d ihiS country after eleven
m"uths' service in Russia with I<ol-
cnnh = army * 4 y. NJ. 4. 4. Sccrctary
News OF Mr.. krupars arrival in Amer
lcd las Just been received ny Rich
mono friends. lie il expected home
"iihin g i"w weeks h yhis family. it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Report Fugitive. I'm Route Here.

-Four Federal prisoners escaped ycs-
terday from Langley Field and wcrc
thought 10 be heading for Richmond.
according to u telegram received by
the police yesterday. The names Of
the prisoners, all of whom arc about
eighteen years old. arc William G.
itruce. William ~ Flora. Ernest
ilakcy. and Keystone Period. 1T is
thought tina, ono OF The men is armed.
and that tho four are making their
WAY tncclhcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

PAPER, stock and hand work supplies FOR the
S S,ioi dspaptment will be opcned in the
OF the CITY School Board n,:xt Monday
Proposals VIII be received until noon OF the
same day.
February has popularity which only
happens one" III forty ycarS--fivc SUNDAYS
me month Will omen Sunday and close
on the same day Of the week.
John II. Wilson Company Yesterday made
L"pli,atl"n 81 Building Inspector Butler 10
.! si5. ~; 80. ~, mi a2S East Main Street.
~ S"nf"ytinn with work being done ON The
Finance Committee of CITY Council viii
meet t"n!sh: a. o'clock.
rho firm of Thompson x Moseicy. Inc.
o. N"-.otk. WIS lined 50. yesterday 10y thr
stat CORPORATION Commissions Tor IA ilur.
!" ilSt issues o; stock. Is provided hy law
In connection with The ''rorcis,, Advance.
SsimpatEn which begins here saturday. Miss
NJ ~ rutherford. general secretary of th.
= W. Z. \, ~ Sin.a. india. Will make an
tdarr>s = a tea at tn. Y. W. C. A. at
"hr"aa ana present thu need or ihe foreign
countries. -
Mrs Westro!elaad DAVIS. recently elected
incn's Club OF Richmond. Viii 10 the guest
"i ~" r'ub ~ the regular meeting Tuesday
-NeniEi: al 60 at the Y. W. {. A.. Wien
.uppcr = always served in the auditorium
suDner Miss Katherine II. HAYES viii al.
dress the club Oh Women of Japan
Miss C"rr!nnc, Moore. OF aoI West Grace
that her HON" had been entered aud silV-r.
ware valued - $50 stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Herbert Hoover

has asked the American Friends Ser
vice Committee 10 take charge OF
raising funds for the undernourished
children OF Germany. Contributions
received and information given by
MISS Il. c. RICKS, Treasurer,
Richmond Friends Meeting,
11fO w. Ave. Phone Mad. 661n-N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

tcoruary has u popularity which only
~, opens one" IN FORTY ScarS-lVc SUNDAYS
The month will omen on Su:,day and Close
ON the same day of the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

meet ton!sh. at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

Tho firm OF Thompson X Mosclnv Inc
o. H"-: PIX. WIS fined 50. yesterday 10y tbs
Statr Corporation Commission for IA lure
7" il~t issues .; stock. provided hv law
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16


vsecko, jako v bohatem dome
pred evropskou valkou. Take
Fed'a Saljapin 81 zijs dobfe.
Vydelava 100000 mesisne a H.
je 81, zije -
- A Gorgij ma pekny byt?
- Naramne pekny. Ctrnact
krasnVch, velkych, svetlJch po
hojn - Ale takove ty kemise,
ktere Sc ted do Sovdspie ehy-
stajl, jak slysim, mely by Sc
aspon obcas vzdati pruvodu So
vetskych ciceronh q nahled-
nouti aspon do bytu obycej-
nych burzon, okusit jejich o.
beda, tfeba takoveho, jaky ia
mel poslednf mesfce
- Co jste jedi?
- Zmrzle zeli zmrzle
brambory. TO byl cely muj o.
bed. A kdyby byl aspoh vyziv-
ny!
- Abychom nacali jine te-
ma: co mystic, hodla sc ten
vlk oDravdove zmeniti v krot-
keho beranka, jak slibuje?
- Rozumf se,. ze nikoli.
Vsecka ia jejich mirumilov-
most ie pouha komedie. Cha
pou velmi dobre, a sami to ne
jednou prohlasili, ze Sc mohou
udrzeti jenom tehdy, nastane-
Ii svet5va revoluce, jinak jsou
ztraceni. Proto take vSecko Je-
jich usili nese Sc timto sme-
rem. Nabizeji-li nyni celemu
svetu mir, armadu bojovnou
premenujf ma pracovni, je to
jen nutny oddech. Propaganda
v ostatnfch zemich nezastavili
ami ma okamzik.
= Ale drfv6jSiho teroru pre-
ce pry jiz zanechali?
= Ami toho nelze fici tax
beze v8eho. Terror znstal, je-
nom formy pon6kud Sc zmeni-
ly; neni tax makavy. Pouze
Cinane kamsi zmizeli. Ale
Greznycajky funguji dal, a po-
hcvadz jejich clend kazdy 81
lyydrzuje n6jakou baletku By
vale carske opery, stal Sc ten
/ to baletni sbor jakymsi agent
skym sborem creznyGajek. A
I1dyz zena nekym zije delsi
cas-, je t6Zko n6co pred nj u
kryvat, kdyby Sc o to sama
prilis nestaraIa. S nekterymi
baletkami ziji pax Ease byvali
ruSti ddstojnlci, a tax tajno-
sti Greznycajek pfestavaji byti
ta5nostmi PIES vsecku snahu
vladnich organu.
= Jak to vypada nyni ba-
lete, v divadiech vubec, ma kon-
certe?
- NavStevuji ie zivly zcela
move, jine, nez drive. Komisa-
ri, namornici, sovetovi Ginov.
nici. III predni, hlavni, jsou
vetsinou dobre obleceni VII.
bee 81 ziji re siroka. Ale na
symfonickyeh koncertech '
Zimnim dvorci nezridka videt
RUNE obrazky mezi publikem
Mezi nejkrasnejsi hudebni We.
tou treba Sc owe z publika
hlas: "No, Matri6sko, k certu
tim vsim, pojd'me odsud -
- nebo tax podobne. Ale ,
menSich divadlech, drobnych
kde jest obecenstva nejrdznej
siho, repertoir Jest ubohy, bid
ny, hloupa sprosta pornogra
fie sc tu roztahuJe do nemoz.
ra, vyhani slusnejsi elemen
ty.
- M, co prosty lid, jah
zije? Jaka nalada v mem?
- Ia neizajimavejsi zje,
povazujl, re V poslednim roce
slime Sc zmaha nabozenske CT
teni. Bolsevici $ pocatku du
ohovenstvo pronasledovali
drobnymi $ikanami obtezoval
V chramoch klasterich ducho
yenstvo vefici. Ale ted VI
je nechavaji ma pokoji, boji 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
OEETOVANE MESTO.

Vypravoval Rus, kteremu Sc
pred .okem jiz podarilo unik-
nouti pres Finsko, sve bese-
de linym Rusem, uprchlikem,
ktery teprve minuly mesic 2
Petrohradu vyvazl. z jeho ust
take padl vyraz: "obetovane
mesto".
Jeho jmeno, pripomnel du-
tklive, nedoporucuje Sc uvade-
ii. Nechal tam prlbuzne a tro-
sky jm5ni. A mstivost je stras-
IA vla3tnost sovetoyych ufadh.
Ale ide Jloyeka velmi fddne-
ho, jemuz lie v6riti ma slovo,
vazn@ho, sv5domiteho, klidne
poyahy.
=. Jak vypada Petrohrad? !?
- byia ma prvni otazka.
- Jak vypada? Strasiive,
lr.serne. Po chodnicich Sc ne
Chodi, nelZe chodit vlaStne,
nebot' sc davno jiz netisti. Ne
nj dvornikG, t6to vzorne a zna-
menit1 fungujici instituce do
movniku "a star6ho carskeho
rezimt. Byla zruSena a od tech
dob sc nikdo nestara o vzhled
ulic. Ostatne je to riskantni,
chodit 20 ulicich. 4 oxen Sc
ysecka Spina a smeti vyhazuje
ma ulici, nebot' neni vubec slu-
zebnictva, ktere by ukliZelo. "A
10 raru - po ranu Sc vylevaji
prost6 lidske foekalie ma ulice,
ma chodniky primo. O, chodit
go chodnicich V Petrohrade je
riskantni wee
- Coz pax nefunguje vodo-
vod?
- Davno nefunguje. A tc
je nejstrasnejsi metla velko.
mesta. Prirozene potreby Tide
ukajeii najak6m odlehlejsin
pokoji, pokud to jde. A kdy7
w to nejde, pouzivaji dalsiho
A kdyz pokoju nestaci, poma
ha sc zminenou cestou ma ull
Ci, ma hlavy mimojdoucich, a
nebo chodi lide sami ma ulici
- Sam jsem nedavno zastih
znamou damu, pobliz Taurl
ckeho parku, nikoli komisar
skou damu petrohradske spo
lecnosti - sedici Ma bobku -
Jakaz pomoc! Velmi mne mr.
zelo, ze isem il tax pfekvapil
ale sam jsem byval v teze ira
gicke situaci. Zdechlina pa
dleho kone ma ulici neni take
vzacnosti. A sotvaZe Ia zdech
lima vystydne, hladovi hide do
brou polovicku 2 nj rozchvati
ureZOu, urVOu - - SpeSnt
roznesou - Zbytek dohlodaj
pax psi -
- Alad je tedy straslivy?
- Ach! Nj, slysim, re tan
pojedou nejake ty evropsk'
komise studovat situaei Ia
kova komise arci, kdyz .priJd'
ia ob6d ke Gorkemu, k Salja
pinovi, k Timirjazevu, tam 0
ysem toho hladu nepociti a ne
uvidi - Znam Corkeho osob
ne, a iednou jsem u neho BY
v Mossve na obta5. Co tan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
Byl varovan.

Mlada pani: "Kde asi muj
muz zdstal? W je pull druhe
hodiny a posud nejde k obe-
du".
Kucharka ia isem 81 to
hned lnyslila. Nemala jste ra-
no rikat, re dnes budete vafit
sama".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16

o SsSa sssAss
J. H. Tracy, vyjel ma prikrou
Istrafl V Port Jervis, New Jersey
Svah mel sklon 70 procentnf a
Ibyl jinak neschGdny V delce
500 stop. Tracy jest vyobra-
zen prave v okamziku, kdy Sc
da ma motocykl Excelsior, ably
prekazku "vzal". Dokazal to-
no "a 10 vterin.
ohromne. O puinoGni nekoli-
ka znamymi jsem chodil a sbi-
rail- jsme penize. A co byste
rekl, mnoho-li jsme sebrali?
Tficet tisic -
- A jak dlouho Sc udrzl je-
Ste bolsevici u vlady? Jake po-
merry jsou v rude armade?
- Budou-li zahajeny OBJ
chodni styky Evropou, jak Sc
nyni tolik tom mluvi, zadrzi
to ma cas- pfitomnou agonii.
To je vseobecne min6ni. V
tom je take vSecka nad6je mo-
skeyske vlady. Ostatne nejaky
pravi1elny obehod je ma dlou-
hou dobu docela vyloucen
V armada bez nepofadkG arci
nebylo, ale carsti generalove,
z casti nucene,~ z casti dobro.
voln3 vstoupivSi do nj, mnoho
zpravili. Ma fronte panuje prJ
rezim kruty, discipline udrzo
lvana prostredky krutejsfmi g
bezohledn6jSimi nez kdykol
pred tim "a lidske pameti. V
tech castech vojenskych, 2 kite.
rych Zfizovali pracovni oddly
hylo kvaseni velmi slime. Vo
jakum to bylo naramne prot
mysli a podvolovali Sc jen 2
rf.nuceni proto, re nebylo zby
tt. -
- Posledni otazka: Co js
ma tom pravdy, re mezi liden
projeVuje Sc silna touha po ma
vratu starych poradki, po ne
Jakem carovi?
- Myslite proudly monar
chisticke? Jsou, ackoli lid to
mu tax nerika. Lid touzi pc
cbnove pravniho poradku, pt
Izakonnosti, po klidu. Uvedo
| m6leji zreteln6 Sc volani pc
caru ozValo z nekterych gu
| bernii. Vim to urcite guber
nil tverske kostromske. Ale
Jlnak a vSeobecne vzato: nala
ia mas Rusku pres vsecky
strasne dolby je lepsi a bodrej
81 nez zde, V cizine, mezi ma
slnci - emigranty. Tam, ns
Rusi, Sc citi. re pisnicka boise
victvi je jiz odzpivana, re VIZ
chol ie prekroten, re to zne
nahla - snad hodne znenahl;
- ale pfece jen jiste - jde
kopce, tedy ke konci - Sko
tro vsccko uz zborili, mic move
ho nevytvorili. ziji, vlastne do
1lvaji z burzoasniho dedictvi
Ze Sc konec koncu vSecko vyce
pa, tom dnes uz nemuze byt
vubec pochybnosti - c.