davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-10
LII. Leslie navstivi Moreland
Hall.

~ ~ iAhhAANp IN DJAo ~
jiz PAM Hazellova drobet po-
zdravila.
Zdal Sc touziti pc tom, v6no-
vati Leslii veskerou %pozornost.
VdeGnost jeho zdala Sc byti
mnohem vetSi mad cenu proka-
zane mu sluzby.
PAM Hazellova tesla sc o.
vsem re vzneSene tie navstevy
nemalo a pozvala no, by po-
byl pres obed.
Pfijal pozvani to a tax po-
prve cd svatby sve sedel opet
u jineho stolu nez u sveho vlast
niho.
Druhy den rano poslana by
la pi. Hazellove zv6fina z
Moreland Hallu a pro slecnu
Vynne krasna kytice 2 kv6tin
re SkleIlnlku.
PAM Hazellova jaksi Selmov-
sky Sc usmlvala ma malou svoji
spoleGnici.
Leslie, co tim mimi" pra-
villa. "Mohlo by to byt, ably boil
lorda Morelanda nebyl tax hlu-
boky, jak Tide pravf?"
Tvare Leslie Sc ruzove zbar-
Willy. Vzhledla ma PAM Hazel
lovou a citila Sc byti jaksi skill
cena.
ooh, PAM Hazellova!"
"Nehled'te tax s%klicene; ma
draha. Byla to jen tax chvilko-
va myslenka, ale jest to sku-
tecn6 pTirozene. Proc by YAM
postal lord Moreland tyto kve-
tiny, kdyby Sc vam nedvofil?
a ~
"Mam "a to, re nema lord
Moreland line myslenky nez te,
re Sc mi chce odvdecit "a dro-
bet te pomoci, jiz isem mu po-
skytla, kdyz il mel treba," Cd
pirala Leslie rychle.
Nezna jeji nevinna mysl ami
by nedala prachodu jine my
Silence nez one vdecnosti.
"Well, ma draha, mGzete
miti pravdu," pravila PAM Ha-
zellova," potaji mystic neco il
n6ho. "Mohu jen rfci, re jest
to cd mylorda velmi zdvofile a
prala bych 81, ably to cd kazde-
no bylo Ia vde6nost povazova-
no.
Podiveni stare danny jeste Vi
ce vzrostlo, kdyz o diva dny po-
zdeji zavital lord Moreland o.
pet k PAM Hazellove a zadal
ODE danny, by navstivily no V 81
die jeho.
Leslie chtela to skoro zamit-
mouth, PAM Hazellova il ale
predesla a brzy byl urcen den
pro navstevu tn.
Ten samy vecer, kdyz sedel
lord Moreland u vecere a Han
nah Lane mu jake obycejne
posluhovala, zavolal il zpet,
kdvz opoustela pokoj.
"Lane!"
"Ano, mylorde."
"V pondeli sem pfijdou dive
danny podivat Sc ma sklennik a
obrazarnu - PAM Hazellova
totiz 2 Lines a slecne Vynne'.
"Ano, mylorde.'
Ac byla Lane pfekVdpeHd,
prec nedala to znati ami V nej-
mensim ma sobe.
Ornament to jakoby pro nj
bvlo veci zcela nezajimavou,
dalo by Sc soudit re vzhledu
je.iiho.
"a znstanou zde pres obed.
Prostfete v male one jidelne g
hled'te k tomu, aby vse bylc
V poradku. Rozumite?"
"Ano, mvlorde!'
A S oblicejem uplne vyhll
zejicim nevinne, odesla re sve'
r;ce ~,S"'
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4bragedie svatebnl noci.
iii - Roman
Roman

o"hAAiS oAC Dyid SdIIiOIIld
jevil Sc ma obliceji jejim w.
raz zdeseni.
Go ma to znamenat?" "a.
hutela. "Vzdyt' skoro pr
osm mesicG neprekrocil nikdc
prahu domu tohoto. Proc della
nynl vyminku u tie Leslie Vyn-
ne? Jestli jest podezTeni me
prave - ale ne! - nevidfm
zadne k tomu priciny. Jest to
vse takove tajne a CHM vice OBJ
jevim, tim tajemn6jsi Sc m
IDA vec byti."
Kdyz priblizil Sc zmineny
pondelek, byla jiz Lane 1plne
pripravena ma prijmutf obou
dam.
X obedu prostreno v male j.
define, jak to byl pan naridil.
Stul byl okraslen kvetinami,
skvostny hrnec s kvetoucimi a.
zaleskami byl uprostred a fl
alky a jine kvetiny seskupeny
kolem Stihlych sklenicich.
Nejdrive byly productivity
sklenniky, pax Sc slo n6co
pojist a obrazarna ponechana
az naposled.
Lane V cernem jejim cistem
satu, bilem cepecku a Easter
&c vyjimala Sc roztomile.
Zdala Sc byti jake automat.
Hustle jeji oboci zastinovalo
cerne jeff jak uhel oci. Nikdy
nepozvedla t6chto ku svym no.
stun.
z techto ovsem zadnemu ami
nenapadlo, Re bedlivy davala
pozor ma kazdy jich pohyb a
slovo.
/, Leslie vyjimala sc milostne
V odevu SVEN 2 modreho kaSmi
ru s peknymi krajkami.
Barva ia slusela velmi ku
iejf tvafnosti a skvelemu tomu
kastanovemu vlasu.
Jediny ztrapeny oblicej u ia
bule byl omen hostitele.
Sedel prot Leslii a zdalo Sc
il, re mozno-li, vyhlizi jeSt6
shublejsi nez drive.
Oblicej mel vpadly, oci je-
no zarily neprirozenym jakym
81 leskem. Pokousel Sc Size no.
sty sve baviti jak mohl, bylo
ale znati, re mu to nejde.
Tu a tam vydral Sc mu 2
prsou vzdech.
Lane, dobra tato pozorova-
telka vseho, seznala take, re
SNAIL Sc zavesti rozpravku
tam, ably primel Leslii k tomu,
by mluvila O sobe same, o svych
rodicich, pribuznych, o miste,
kde lila a zejmena kde travi-
la pred pfijetim do Kings
Norton.
Pc hostine vedl mylord hosty
sve do obrazarny.
Lane nebyla vybidnuta k ie.
jich doprovazeni k nemalemu
jeiimu sklamani, Ia pull hodiny
ale postal pro nj, by prisla dc
obrazarny.
Pral 81, by tam neco udelala
- obraz jeden musel byti pre-
sazen V jine postavenf, tax ably
no molly danny videti V jinen
svetle.
A tn opet mela prilezitost
zaslechnouti cast rozhovoru.
"Pakli 81 prejete opravdu vi
:, Diet jeff podobiznu, ukazi van
j." pravil $ h~lubokym povzde.
chem.
Lane lined vedela. re mluv
o podobizne mylady Moreland
PAM Hazellova Sc patrne ma n
i. musela ptati.
! "Nenf zde.' 'pravil on, ope'
} vzdechnuv. "Dal isem no tam
kde mvslel jsem. re Dude vlast
nj .ie.if soukromy pokoj. Tout
: cestou, prosim. Lane. bud
t lepe, pujdete-li s nami, budl
vas snad potfebovat."
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x. Jak lev uchazi Sc O svou
milku.

Jediny pohled presv6dcil
kazdeho, lie pfepadeni byli jed
nou cetou onech tax obavanych
letacich sboru nepratelskych.
Nektere z divek upadly ma
zem a zakryly 81 oblicej a ce-
lou hlavu satem, iine kricely a
volaly 0 pomoc.
Jenom Elite stala tn klidna a
povzbuzuiic ustraSene dlvky,
volala ma tyto:
"StIite tise, to je ia jedina a
take nejlepsi cesta!"
"Do zbran6, panove! Stajte
pevne a nedejte ubliziti da-
NAM! Obetujme treba i 1.-Two
ty "a jich obranu!" zvolal ma
IL, ale udatny Mr.. Min, vytah-
nuv re sve hole tenky kord a
postaviv Sc vyhrdzne pred sku-
pinu chvejicich Sc dam, ktere
shlukly Sc kolem Elite.
Mimo Elite a Nina nehoto-
vii Sc ku obrane nikdo.
"Vzdejte Sc, Wy prokleti Yam
kee, nebo nad6lame z vas syro-
veho masa!" rozkrikl Sc ieden
OBJ ovsky guerilla, ienz zdal Sc
bVti vGdcem iedne handy. KITE
ra lei nasledovala V zap6ti.
Elfie postoupila vice ku pre-
dn. a poseptala malemu sv6mu
obhajci:
pane MIN, odpor lie marny .
Schovejte proto slabou vaSi
zbran, nechcete-li bidaky temi
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Zajata neV&Sta.
Roman We ctyrech dilech Cd pi. f. D. E N. Southworthov:
Pro "DomAcnost' pfeloMl Hugo Chotek.


pocit'uJi, re ten s1et je skuteC.
ne krasny a re stoii to "a to, lit
Y n6m".
"Je tn vSak velmi smutno a
clovek ztrati tady yeskerou We
selou naladu", vmisil Sc do no.
voru mladik jeGen, jmenem
Kingsby.
"Ano = jaka to osamelost
pr vsi te divokG romantice
Kan zrak jen NIUE dostihnou-
ii, vsude zri jen Sede skaly a
terne propasti, mezi nimiz vine
Sc feka jake temny pruh. Nenl
ftu ami jedineho domu, ami jedi
neho kominu, ba ami koure,
jenz prozrazoval by ~prftomnost
lidi!" pravila DANA jedna.
Jelikoz prinesenl zajici, kre-
pelky a koroptve Dyli jiz ma roz
nj upeceni, neZdrzovalo vylet-
Milky mic cd prisednuti k obedu.
Pan Allison Dostaral Sc do
bre o to, ably drahocenna VIVA
neutrpela cestou Skodu a ably
ami jedna lahev Sc n%eroZbila.
Sam prvni otevrel lahev sam
p~anskeho a ~provolav slavu ma
rodu americkemu, presidentu
Lincolnovi a viteZne armade u
Move, vypil dosti velkou skle-
nici jednim douSkem, V Gemz S
ochotou nasledovall jej vsichni
ostatni. Mel trochu rozGileni
zapotrebi, nebot' jiz dele nez
hodinu svirala prsa jeho oskli-
va predtucha, Ze vylet tento
skonci sc zcela jinaGe, nezli byl
zapo6al.
Bezdecne rozhlizel Sc uzkost
live kolem a pravil, recituje
prvni sloku basnG:
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~ OH ia huSy f. DOlu sc
zbranl."
"Miss Fielding, ia necham
drive rozsekati Sc ma deset tisic
kousku, nezli bych pfivolil, a
by nektery 2 te handy dotekl
sc vas, nebo jine danny" odpo-
Vedel maly hrdina.
"To je banda Goldsborou-
CHA; a ten obr, jenz il vede, je
divoch Mutchison, druhy veil
tel. ia IMAM no 4 obrazku, KITE
re vid6la jsem V illustrovanych
casopisech", pravila Elite, do
davajlc: "Dejte mne vas kord,
abych mohla Sc Jim braniti a
pax Sc vzdeite, Mr.. MINI.
"Muj kord? Oh, zajist6, Jest
Ii 81 jej prejete, miss Fielding,
ia vsak nevzdam Sc nikdy!"
odpov6d6l maly rytif pevn6. X
dalaimu vSak nezbylo mu Casu,
nebot' omen obr, zvany Mutchi-
sonem, vyf.til Sc ma n6i obnaze-
rou Savli a mel co d6lati, ably
ranu odrazil.
Nastal pravidelny souboj, kite
ry ostatn6 podobal Sc zapasu
Davida S Goliasem a ubol
trpaslik Min nem6l zadne.-
zazratneho praku.
Kdyz zbran6 obou sc n6koli-
KRAFT skrizily, zahrm6l Mutchi-
SON.:
"Vzdej Sc, ty maly blaznel"
"Nikdy!" kricel Min, odra-
zeie dopadajici rany tax dobfe
jak jen mohl a davaje pozor ma
p~rilezitost ku probodnuti obrov
skeho sveho protivnfka.
"Vzdej Sc, proklety trpasli-
ku! Takov6ho hlupaka nechci
usmrtiti; bylo by no skoda!"
ITval Mutchison.
"Nemusis, kdyz nechces; DEF
vSak pozor, abych nezabil ia
tabe, All - hat" zvolal MIN,
jemuz podariio Sc z&saditi Cd
lpurci sv6mu siabou ranu, coz
jej pozlobuo 1ak, re nyni zacal
.sekati do opravdy. Netrvalo to
anipet vterin. kdvz Mimovi wy
razen byl kGrd z ruky a on sam
udefen tax, zc kiec, k zemi.
Tu Elfle vykiikla poprve a
zakryla 81 oci.
Mutchison postavil tezkou
svoji nohu ma prsa porazeneho
Nina a Zvolal Zlostn6:
"Pros "a milost, ty proklety
maly idiote!"
"Nikdy. Rad6ji Zemru. nezli
bych the prosil a svzuj zivot!"
odpov6d6l Min urputn6.
well, tvs trpaslicek velmi
kurazny a nepatrn6m t6licku
tvem sidli duch velmi bojovny.
Proto daruji ii zivot. Vstan!"
pravil obr, odstoupiv ma par
krokd ma zad a ohlizeje Sc pc
SVEN muzstvu.
Elite rychle pfistoupila ku
padlemu hrdinovi a pomahala
mu povstati, tazajic Sc soustra-
sire:
ooh, Min, mdj dobry, drahy
Mime, jste poranen?"
"To ne, jsem jen bez sebe
Zlosti' Pust'te mne znovu ma ne
ho." kricel malicky, vstavaje s
namahou.
Elite zdrzela jej vSak zp6t,
pravic:
Gale, drahy Mime, to nesmi-
tie. Muz ten daroval YAM zivot
q Wv iste iaksi jeho z%ajatym,"
ga Sc no "a to neprosil a do
stanu-li Sc ma neho, useknu mu
hlavu."
"To miizete. az budete svobo
den: nyni vSak musite Sc drzet
.7pet". pravila Elite. drzfc jej
pevn6, dbaiic o to, ably Sc il ne
vymknul a hrozbu svoii, ktera
mu mohla byti osudnou, nevy-
plnil.
Pocit'ovala pro maleho hrdi-
IN skutecnou nachvlnost sester
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Ellie oVSem pOcltlla Vycltku
svedoml pri pomysleni, re Err
MIME Dude chovati obavy 0 nj,
potlacila je ale lhned, pravic k
sobe:
"Bosh! Nebude-li miti strach
o mne, Dude miti strach O neko
no jineho. Ona sc hez tech sta
rosti nemuze obeiiti a tax je to
icdno!"
Jelikoz kapitan nesmel Sc
vzdaliti cd sveho muzstva, roz-
loucili Sc S MIN vSichni srdeCne,
vstoupili ma parnil; a pluli k
Point Rocks.
Scenerie mad vcdopady byla
jeSte poutavejsi a rozkosnejsi,
jak dole. Reka byla uzsi a vys-
81 a propasti ma chou stranach
hlubsi a temnejSi. Kolkolem pa
novalo velebne ticho, preruso-
vane jen sumem rychle plynou-
CT reky a cele spoletnosti zmoc-
Mia Sc nalada elegicka.
Prestal jary Zpev, prestal
zvonivy smfch \ ysichni usedli
do kruhu kolem pana Billing
coo, jenz s kytarol V ruce usedl
ma jednu skalu a p9knym teno-
rem zpival onu sentimentalni
piseh cd Tomase Moore, ktera
zatina slovy:
20, pluj, jen pluj, ty plavGe
mily,
"a zpivej hlasem zvonivym!
| Vsak pozor del, by's v kazde
chvili
sc vyhnul vilIm desivym''.
Kdyz dozpival celou tn pf-
sen dlouhou, zahledeI sc do mo
Dire oblohy a kdoz vi, jak dlou-
no by byl sedel tax nepohnute,
kdyby jej byla Elfie neprobudi
Ia re sneni slovy:
"To vsechno je skutecne hez
Ike, mily pane Billingcoo, jenze
patri hodna obrazotvornost k
tomu, mysleti 81, re mas parnik
je neapolitanska gondola a ma
Sc vesela spolecnost jedinym
parkem sentimentalnich milen-
|cG".
NTH Fielding, coz nemate
docela zadny cit pro krasy pri-
rodnf a romantiku?" patheti-
cky tazal Sc ura3eny pevec.
"Ani Ia MAX. Pfiroda muse
la byt nejak z rliry, kdyz ia
jsem Sc narodila", smala Sc div
ka.
"Oh, Mr.. Billiagcoo, zazpi-
vejte nam jest6 neco podobne-
ho", prosila poeticky naladena
mlada jedna divka a vsechny
ostatnf j prizvukcvaly.
A samoliby trubadur medal
Sc dlouho pobfzeti a vystridal
nekolik "sladkych" pisnf, byv
pokazde odmenGn hlutnym po-
tleskem.
Pocinalo schylovati Sc jiz k
veteru a posluhov6 "a pomoci
nekolika vyletniku a starsich
dam upravili "tabuli" a pripra-
viii vse ku skvelemu obedu. By
10 to ma jednom = nejvyssich
skalnich vrchu, jehoz hreben
tvoTil sirokou rovinu a vrouben
byl hustym lesem ma strane Sc
verni, kdezto ma iih a zapad
byl rozhled volny. Byla to pre-
rozkosna panorama, ktera roz-
prostirala Sc pred zrakoma W.
letniku a kazdy byl il take cele
unesen. Costa nahoru byla o.
vSem strmita a velice obtizna,
odmena "a to byla ale velmi
skvela.
"Zda Sc, jakoby rozkosne mi
stetko to stvofeno bylo zrovna
pro mas a mas ucel", pravila
starsf iedna DANA sotva dechu
p%opadajic.
ooh, lax krasny to pohled!"
zvolala Elite, S obdivem rozhli-
zejic Sc kolem. "Nyni poprve
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mu svatym.
Nikdo nesmel do neho vstou-
pit, vyjma jeho samotneho, ac
jednou Ia mesic bylo mem
vzdy cisteno pod jeho vlastnim
dozorem.
Byl to utulny pokojik -
prave takovy, jaky jen NIUE
DAFT vykouzlit nadseny man.
Eel pro nevestu tax mladou a
krasnou, jakou byla mylady E.
va. Pfevladajici barva byla zde
smetanove bila, tn a tam pro
michana pomnenkovou.
Nohy hluboce zapadly V ko-
berec jake V husty mech.
Stolice a lenosky byly pc.
tahnuty bohatym bilym hedva-
bin prositym bledo-modrymi
kvltky.
Toaletni stolky byly plny Ia
hvicek z krist 'aloveho skla a
trpytily Sc zlatem.
Opravdu veskere v6ci zde by
ly ~pripraveny tax, jakoby jen
cekaly ma pouziti jich velitel-
kou.
Shy vstoupily temer do oci
Leslie, kdyz ma to tax hled6la.
Vsechny ty veci upamatova-
ly il ma svatebni ten den, V
nsmz tax neSt'astn6 nevesta
skontila.
Jake as neproniknutelne Ia
jemstvi must "a tim vezet a jak
NIUE Prozfetelnost jen podob-
nych veci pTipustit.
Nevesta tax krasna a mlada
must odpocivat ma hrbitov6 We
svatebnim rouse a manzel tax
il zboznujici, re pc mesice il
opatruje a stfez{ vse, co il ma
lezelo.
Oh, jak smutne Sc il to vse
zdalo byti.
| Lord Moreland shield bez-
decnou tn slzu V oku Leslie a
hubeny jeho oblicej ozaril Sc
jakousi radosti mad tim. +
Nevysloveny ten soucit jeff
zdal sc no dojfmati velice.
"Tu jest ten obraz," pravil.
"Byl malovan ash pred rokem
malifem" - a tn uvedl jmeno
nejznamejsiho tehdy umelce.
Obraz visel ma nejlepsim mi
ste v pokoji, jsa zahalen V "a
clonu z bileho aksamitu.
Milovany ten oblicej byl mu
prilis svatym, nez ably nan ne
chal padat svetlo slunecni a
proto byl zahalen, kdyz byl o.
vdovely zenich nepritomen.
Odhrnul zaclony ty 1sluzne
stranou, nacez touhyplne uprel
oci sve ma krasny ten obraz.
Umelec vymaloval mylady
Evu oblecenou a bledemodry
Sat zahalujici vyhodne stihle
to jeji mlade telo.
Billy, k~rajkovy, lehky sal "a
kryval jeji Sill, malinky, he'd
vabny kloboucek z%astinoval pc
nekud milostnou jeji tvaf a
zpod nej splyval krasny ten
jeji Was jenny jak hedvabf a
skvejfci Sc jake zlato.
v ruce jedne drzela kytici z
lilii, zamilovanych to jejich
kvetin. Oblicej jeji zafil Ste
slim, mladim a krasou.
V modrych tech ocich zafil
l|jas, kteryz Sc zdal miti puvod
v st'astne lasce.
], "Jak krasna! Oh, jak byla
krasna" pravila 81 Leslie po-
loseptem, stojic tn Sc sepjaty-
ma rukama pred obrazem tim,
visicim tn mad stolen.
Lord Moreland opet ma nj
nezny vrhl pohled a lehky rd-
menec preletl pres vyzable je-
no tvare.
Pant Hazellova pozorovala
obraz pc nekolik minut, nacez
~ .-:f -~z1~ 80 ~@Io1tun,, "
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"V krajine drsne,
drsnl Tide sidli -"

"To je pravda". Sc smichem
prohodil Mr.. Billingcoo; "kra-
.iina tato je drsna dost, kde
isou ale ii drsni lide?"
Ma otazku tn dostalo Sc mu V
zap6ti odpovedi, ale takove, re
mu pri nj krev V zilach stydla.
Byl to rev mnoha oskubanych,
desne vyhlizejicich osob, kter6
nahle vynorily Sc re vsech
stran a zahy obklitiiy celou spo
leGnost vyletni.
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20, pluj, jen pluj, ty plavce
mily,
"a zpivej hlasem Zvonivym!
Vsak pozor del, by's v kazde
chvili
Sc vyhnul vilim desivym".
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-06-17
NEW PARTY MAY
NAME LAFOLLETTE
Committee of Forty-eight Sends Out
Call for National Convention
This Morning.
(By Associated Press)

Chicago Declaration by Amos Pin
chot, member of the committee Of
forty-eight. that there positively would
be new party presidential candidate
in the field, rumors that Senator La
Toilette would head ticket as pre-
sidential candidate, and announcemen at
that the campaign in behalf of Senator
Warren G.. Harding, Republican presi-
Dental nominee, would be started
promptly were the outstanding de-
velopments following the Republican
national convention. The statement
by Mr.. Pinchot declared that the ere
publican party has driven out of repre-
sentation in its councils the million Of
voters who followed Roosevelt, John
son and LaFollette" and that the new
party will represent these voters and
present a definite and constructive
program" Reports concerning Senator
LaFolette's possible candidacy were
less clearly defined and in some in
stances were linked with declarations
made in behalf of the committee of
forty-eight
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-06-17
G. 0. P. CANDIDATE
BACK in WASHINGTON
Boy Scout Band Plays While Thousands
Join in Cheering Candidate for
President This Morning.
(By Associated pressl

Washington, d. c., June 14-Senator
Warren g. Harding of Ohio, Republi-
can presidential nominee, was back at
his desk in his office at the capitol
today. Accompanied by Mrs. Harding,
his secretary, George Chustian, and a
small group Of senators, he arrived
here few minutes after midnight and
went directly to his home on Wyoming
avenue. While the boy scout band of
Oil City, Pa, sounded noisy welcome
the senator and his party made their
way through the cheering crowd at
the station, pausing just long enough
for two flashlight photographs to be
taken, an incident that was repeated
upon his arrival at his home. Senator
Harding told the Associated Press he
would remain in Washington about a
week. He expected to be busy for a
day or two cleaning up the business
he accumulated as senator, but the
coming of Will H. Hays, chairman of
the Republican national committee will
force him Immediately in the part as
signed to him by the convention. He
will confer with Mr.. Hays and his
political managers with the idea of
getting him campaign under way at
once. Congratulations upon his nom
nation continued to reach Senator
Harding at his office, while at his home
Mrs. Harding was the recipient of
numerous enthusiastic messages from
their personal friends. Pictures taken
when the nominee reached his home
include Mrs. Harding Many of the
neighbors had remained up to witness
the homecoming and their greeting
was like that given by the crowd at
the station Inez McWhorter, the
Harding's negro cook, rushed forward
to welcome them and her extended
hand was grasped by both Senator and
Mrs. Harding.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-06-17
John B. Mcconnell
Called By Death

John B. Mcconnell, former street
commissioner Of the city and one Of
Hhe oldest Of the pioneer residents Of
Kenosha county, died at his home, 613
South Chicago street, just before ten
o'clock today. following long illness
Mr.. Mcconnell was born in Benton
Township, Lake county, Illinois, on
November Z, 1845. He came to Keno
sha as small boy and had resided
here ever since. For many years he
was one Of the Kenosha leaders of the
Democratic party and he served as
street commissioner Of the city for
many terms. For the past three months
he had suffered from cancer of the
tongue and he had been confined to
his home for the past three weeks. He
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mar
garet Mcconnell; one daughter, Mrs.
c. H. Sterling of Springfield, Ohio;
and one son, John Mcconnell of Ke-
nosha. He is also survived by one
brother, Henry Mcconnell of this city,
and three sisters, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs.
O'Connor of Chicago and Mrs. John
Sershon of Kenosha. The time of the
funeral will be announced on Tuesday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-06-17
DECLARES MASH
MEANS SERVICE
Charles B. voOrhis Tells
Nash Statesmen to Keep
Up Service Work.
GO TO MILWAUKEE

Charles B. Voorhis, vice president
and general sales manager of The
Nash Motors company, in talking to
distributors gathered in conference at
the Nash factory. Monday afternoon,
declared that the public in general
thoroughly understands what is meant
by service as applied to Nash products.
CAS- l have pointed out frequently
in the past" said Mr.. Voorhis, "the
matter of service to an owner of a
Nash passenger car or truck is one of
the cardial policies of The Nash
Motors company. The own>r of pas
senger automobile or motor truck has
the right to expect full measure of
service and | believe it is now quite
generally understood throughout the
country that the Nash owner does re-
ceive at the hands of his dealer that
attention to which he is entitled"
Talks of Cooperation.
Mr.. voorhis discussed also the re-
lation of the dealer to the Nash fac
tory and he pointed out that with the
home organization the requirements
Of the dealer come ahead of all other
considerations. The dealer, he said,
must be given full measure of sup
port, for it is through him that the
average owner throughout the country
views the factory and the policies Of
the Nash organization.
Advertising was discussed this morn
ing and followed this was a talk by
Mr.. Robbins Of the Wagner Electric
company of st. Louis. At this after
moons session motor trucks were
slated to come up for discussion and a
dinner will be held at the Elks' club
tonight for the visiting distributors.
Will Go To Milwaukee.
The trip to the Milwaukee factory
Of the Nash Motors company will be
made in automobiles. Wednesday,. A
cavalcade of Nash cars will leave Ke-
nosha for Milwaukee at 9:15 o'clock
in the morning. Other cars will meet
the train arriving from Chicago at
9:20> o'clock and will proceed from
there to Milwaukee.
A luncheon will be served at the
company's new plant and after an in
spection of the buildings in Miluwau-
kee the conference will end.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-06-17
.SOLON RANTS IN
LOOKUP CELL
AssembIyman Albert F.
VoIz, of Illinois, Has Try !
ing Time Here.
is OUT ON BOND

You can't put me in jail-pm 4
congressman, rallied out Assemblyman
Albert F. Volz, of Illinois, Monday
afternoon as police officers elosed the
iron door of cell in the city lookup
on him. Then in his wrath he tore
at the iron bed and the chair in
the cell, but was unable to pry them
loose.
The police officers returned to head
quarters and allowed their Illinois
visitor to rave and rave for three
hours. He was driving the car which
ran into an automobile driven bv
George Wilson. Detective Rock took
Volz to the police Office and in the
time consumed in getting him there
decided that he had plenty of evidence
to book the man on a charge of ''at-
tempting to operate a car while
intoxicated"
Resented the Arrest.
The police, it is said, had no idea Of
failing Volz when he was first arrested.
At the Office, however, Volz insisted
in making Objectionable remarks even
after he had been warned by the police
officers. 1t is alleged that he made
threats against the police and at this
point the officers took affairs into
their own hands and led him to the
cell bleow to cool off.
Then they learned that he was an as
Nsemblyman from the neighboring state.
Presents Card to Judge.
! Ia
Three hours later, the police gave
Assemblyman Volz chances to tell the
judge. Volz was very respectfuIsin the
court, presenting to Judge TulIy
his card.
The judge rather opened hisseyessas
he read "Albert F. Volz, representative
Fiftieth Assembly, Arlington Heights,
Illinois" He put the usual questions,
however, and the Illinois solon pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of operating q
car while being intoxicated.
He left $4,000 to insure, thatsh
would be in Kenosha on Thursday
morning to defend himself#againat
the charge.