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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Two Widows Make Claim
TO Estate of C.. Nj. Baker
Former Chorus Girl, Who Mar.
ried Theatrical Man in 1912,
Contests Rights of First Wife

Two widows are claiming the estate
of Charles NJ. Baker, a partner in the
American Burlcsque Association, own
ing several burleque and vaudeville
companies Mrs. Bertha Baker, of Psi
West Ninety-seventh Street, formerly
a chorus girl, who married Baker in
1912 in Boston, applied to Surrogate
Foley yesterday to revoke the letters
of administration issued to Mrs. Au-
gusta Baker. Of New Haven, who mar
ried Mr. Baker in 1898, of which union
there was daughter, now twenty-five
years old.
Mr.. Baker was killed in an auto
mobile accident at Auburn, N. Y. Mrs
Baker No. 2, who was with him, is still
suffering from injuries she received.
1t is alleged in behalf of the second
Mrs. Baker that Mr.. Baker obtained a
divorce from his first wife in Chicago
in 1911. This statement is disputed
by the first Mrs. Baker, who asserts
she knew nothing about the divorce
Surrogate Foley postponed action
until the second Mrs Baker can pro
duce a copy of the Illinois divorce
decree and her own certificate of mar
riage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Philadelphia Lawyer Indicted

BALTIMORE, May 28.-James Z.
Romig, a lawyer of Philadelphia, was
indicted by the Federal grand jury here
to-day on the charge of aiding and
abetting Grover Cleveland Bergdoll,
wealthy young draft dodger, in evading
the draft. Romig was arrested in Phila-
delphia yesterday.
The Indictment also charges Romig
with having "concealed and harbored"
Bergdoll during the period that he was
in Hagerstown, Nd, between April and
June, 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
House and
porch fvOcks

$50 pretty frocks, our $3.50 TO
S6.75 grades, brought by the 20
per cent. off down to $3.88 each.
Fine qualities of wolfe and
lawn. in dainty colored figures,
checks and stripes, in pink, blue,
lavender, green and other sum-
mer shades. Some have crisp or
candle collars and cuffs; Others
are made with the broad butterfly
sash that is so essentially sum-
merry. Special at $4.85-less 20
per cent.
Unusually good values.
Third floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Stock Brokers Indicted
Leslie and Clarence Cooke Are
Charged With Mail Frauds

Leslie H. Cooke and Clarence c..
Cooke, stock brokers, Of 2O6 Broadway,
have been indicted by a Federal grand
jury on eight counts. They are &C
cused of using the mails to defraud
and were arraigned yesterday before
Federal Judge Augustus N. Hand, en-
tered pleas Of not guilty and gave
$4,000 bail each.
Winfield S. Keith and Mrs. A. l..
Lewis, both of this city, complained
they answered Advertisements of the
Cookies and bought stocks in Hupn
Motors, Silver Plume Consolidated and
Overland Tire without having received
their certificates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Du7abQvtOrs
suits

A new shipment Of Dumbarton
suits for women has arrived in
the Fashion Salons in all the new
shades for summer sports and
town wear, and in four new
models.
In the new sponge and hay
shades and in the soft reseda
gray greens and in beige, as we'll
as in midnight blue and in
heather mixtures.
One model has narrow leather
belt and 2 bands placed Norfolk
wise down the back. Others
feature different uses of the in
verified pleat, and notch or tuxedo
collars, as one prefers. $29.75-
less 20 per cent.
Second floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Attempt Made to Kill
Assemblynnan Heinzmann
World War Veteran Shot at
While Leaving Passaic Re.
publican Club

PASSAIC, N. j., May 2S.-Assembly-
man Grover Heinzmann, of Passac, told
the police tonight that an attempt on
his life had been made as he was leav-
ing the Passaaic Republican Club shortly
before midnight. A revolver shot was
heard, followed by the Assemblyman's
shouts that some one was trying to kill
him The police say they know who
fired the shot, but decline to disclose his
name until he is arrested,
Assemblyman Heinzmann, a World
War veteran, who was awarded the
Croix De Guerre and D. 8. c. is said
to have been under fire by the local
Republicans because he sided with
Governor Edwards in the reappoint-
Commissioner, and in the voting of
other Democratic measures at Trenton.
He has been characterized as a Social
list by leading Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
u. S. Inquiry Into
Bersdoll's Escape
Proposed i'm House
Investigation by Committee
of Five Asked to Deter
mine if Deserler's Flight
Was Result of Conspiracy

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Congres-
sional investigation of the escape from
custody of Grover c. Bergdoll, Phila-
delphia draft evadcr, was proposed in
to-day by Chairman Kahn of the Mill
tary Affairs Committee
The resolution would direct Speaker
Gillett to appoint a committee COM
posed of five House members to conduct
an inquiry 'to learn if the escape was
the result Of conspiracy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Child Returned to Mother

Elsa Lentino, the mother of Louise
philips, regained possession of her
daug hter yesterday through a decision
of Judge Gcigerich. The child was
adopted a year ago by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Feser, of 1926 Fulton Avenue
the Bronx. The mother, through the
Legal Aid Society, brought the child
into court on writ of habeas corpus,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Little Girls
FrOcks

Less go per cent.
Exquisite frocks of fine white
net, charmingly trimmed with
billowy ruffles, and ever moro
ruffies. $1O.95, $3.50, $3.50
less 20 per cent.
Organdie frocks in delicate
pastel shades of blue, orchid,
pink, green and yellow. Sheer
and crisp. Eloquent Of summer
and the holidays. $3.50 ap1
81 4.5O-less 20 per cent.
Sizes 2 to 6.
Third floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
w omen s coats
Gnd lUv0ps

Very exceptional value-S39.5O
less 20 per cent.
Sports cape-wraps of knitted
wool with large, becoming.
brushed wool collars, checked in
contrasting color; tan with tan
and brown collars, and blue and
tan combinations.
Three-quarter length coats of
natural colored polo cloth, lined
throughout and belted and patch
pocketed.
Little wrappy coats of fine
velours de laine, lined through
out and made with voluminous
lines and draped collars.
Second floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
A carload
of Bicycles

Just received in The
Sports Shop. Regular stock
bicycles, for men, women,
boys, girls. Every one guar
anteed for one year. S42.25
to $55-less 20 per cent.
Burlington Arcade floor,
New Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Handbags
400 bags at $3.50
less 20 ger cent.

Fine quality heavy MORE, in
taupe, navy and black. Large
choice of models, including COW
cred metal tops, as we'll as some
with the popular mirror tops. A
few have celluloid tops, some
with flowers and bow knot effects
on the face. Large, ample bags,
all one-piece- styles.
300 bags at s5-less 20 per cent.
Plain MORE, in black, navy and
taupe; satin striped MORE in
navy only. Covered and metal
frames, in one piece style or with
tassel. Some have double inside
compartment, others purse and
mirror.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
NeVS for
young WOnaeEl

81 W SSh SSF ~ SSsSVSsU
Frocks, wraps, skirts for
Miss IA to 20 specially priced
and less 20 per cent.
Silk frocks, $39.75, S45,
$1,000 and $59.5O-less 20
per cent.
Our $47.50 to 5000
grades-frocks of tafeta,
plain and beaded to give eff
feet of being dotted (model
illustrated, $59.50), foulard,
and Georgette crepe over silk
OF a contrasting color.
One model is of plain taffeta,
effectively combined with cream
col0red eyelet embroidered ba-
tlste. Stunning silhouettes.
Wraps, S29.75-less 20
per cent.-of a soft wooden
material, lined with foulard
SILK, ana fashioned IN model
Observation-Disclosures eXcep-
tional at S29,75.
The deduction of 20 per cent.
makes the price ridiculouslv low
-$23.85. In reindeer, Copen-
hagen blue, tan, or navy blue.
annual Sale of Young
WOmen's Skirts
$5.75, SITS, 1915 and
SITS are our sale prices for
skirts Of our $3.50 to $3.50
grades.
White cotton gabardine, corde-
line, wolfe, and sheer striped mus
Inns; striped flannels and famous
trade-marked sport silks are the
materials. Smart models.
Every skirt is generously pro-
portioned and finely tailored.
Wristbands, "a to 80 in; LENGTHS
33 to 38 in.
Second floor, Old Building
CTenth street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Brussieres

Large variety of brassieres and
bandeaux, including one for
every type of figure. Batiste, lace
and cambria. Both pink and
white.
Special at s1-less 20 per cent.
Third floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29

Local Official Record---rhe fo1lov,nr ~
nciaI record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Silk stockings

Black silk, with raised vertical
stripe. Cotton top, toe and heel.
Seamless foot, mock seam leg.
Sizes 80 to 10. $2.75-lcss 90
per cent.
All silk, medium weight, full
fashioned stockings. Excellent
quality, in both black and white.
Sizes 8 y to 10. $3.75--less 20
per cent.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29

E-IVsV' 70 degrees. at 3:45 p. m: low
est % degrees, at 3:45 a. m; average, 66
Netr''S acreage same date last wear ga
degrees; average same date for thirty
thrcc years, 90 degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Boys Clothing
good neUs

472 Norfolk Suits
Sizes z to Is years
S47.50 to S55 suits-now
$40.
$45 and $42.5O suits-now
S35.
S38 and $40 suits-now
$50.
$50 and S32 suits-now
s25.
S25 suits-now S16.75.
oil less 90 per cent.
rs Student Suits.
Sizes SO to 38 chest
$50 to SIS suits-now sos.
less 90 per cent.
Blue fannels and unfinished
worsteds and fancy cashmere
mixtures. All new 1920 spring
models.
210 Topcoats and Refers
below cost.
Sizes to 10 years
Several price groups, ranging
from those that were S16.75-
now $3.50, to those that were
$35-now $25. Twenty per cent.
comes off these reduced prices,
too.
$50 to $50 Topcoats $40
each-less 20 per cent.
These are for the larger boys,
sizes 80 to 38 chest. They are all
we have. And mighty good at
the price you pay.
Third floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Extra

50 pairs white trousers
3:50-less 20 per cent.
Made to sell at $50. Slightly
imperfect. White flannel,
cricket cloth and gabardine.
Fine trousers for tennis, out
ing and country club wear.
Slight imperfections - so
slight you would never see
them if we did not cell YOU
lowers the price to $780,
less 20 per cent.
Broadway, corner Eighth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
10 the man ,Uho wants
to pay less for his suit

At S5O-less 20 per cent,
suits in the Burlington Ar
cade Store, part of the pnr-
chase that came to US from
the maker who had an
accumulation of took
Worsteds, cassimeres and
flannels-made in the Wanna
maker way; and made to sell
at $65 to SIS.
At s45-less 20 per cent.
The remainder Of the same
purchase-on sale in the
Lower Price Broadway
Store. Suits that were made
to sell at $50 to $50. Good,
substantial suits in which
fabric quality leaves nothing
to the imagination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Weather Report

sun rises. 4:29 am. Sun sets =. tbs pm.
Moon rises. 4:38 pm. Moon sets. 2.S3 q ~
The hours given above refer to standard
and not New York City time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29

Local ForeCast.-Fair to-day and to-
morrow; moderate northwest to north
winds ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
Good morning.!
This is May 20!
The weather today will
probably be fair.
Almost every man
can be intense If
he chooses SO TO be

but few men are extensive in in
fluence or power, for the reason
that they expect somehow to get
there by accident, good luck or
good looks, wealth or birthright
1t was not setting type in a
printing Office that made Benja-
min Franklin the Envoy to foreign
Courts; it was his studies and his
thinking that made him the first
American citizen of his time.
1t was not Edison's parents who
endowed him with lands and
place, power and medals, but the
struggle of every brain-force in
his head, through want, hunger,
WEAKNESS to the daylight and
glory he now enjoys.
General Pershing got his place
Of honor by being in the saddle
day and night for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-29
French Bntiste
Bl0uses SIS so
less 20 per cent.

10y ~ PER teHI.
These are extremely we'll de-
signed blouses, for wear with a
sweater or with a tailored suit.
Of very good French batiste,
finely tucked down the front
with long, narrow pointed collar
that lies perfectly fiat with a be-
coming line accentuated by a
long V neckline.
Dotted S7uiss Blouses
A short-sleeved model in swiss,
dotted with red or Copenhagen
blue or green, or white. The col
lar is made with a jabot of white
wolfe and the cuffs match the
collar.
S5.05-less 20 per cent.
Second floor, Old Building.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
SirOtkOVa Vina.
- ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget. Prelozil "A. ii.
Napsal Paul Rouget.

Muzi tax jemnocitnemu, Ja-
ko Emil byl, musilo jednani ia
kove pfipadati takfka zloci-
rem.
A pax - jestlize Johana j 2
eitu povinnosti mu ruku svou
poda, bude to znamenati
jiz pro neho j pro Iii vrehol
stesti, bude-li on, Lipray, vede-
Il, re no nemiluje?
CT tykaio Sc i snad ien jedi
ne slovo v jeiim dopise naklon
nosti a lasky?
Ne, pouzc vdecnosti byla
tn rec.
PAX ale neni mono, ably 81
emil naroky ma to, co mu nena
lezi nikdy nalezeti nemuze.
PAX nezbyva nezli spokoiiti
Sc osudem, ktery mu nedopra
val vyplneni tohoto krasneho
snu - odfici Sc stestf toho.
Bylo to odhodlanl tezke a
bolestne, avSak elm dale pre-
myslel, tim vice rozum a striz-
Iva rozvaha je V n3m upevno-
yaly. H |
Cas-, ten nejmilosrdnejsi Is
kar, zhoji snad i tuco ranul
Odrikaje sc tohoto blaha
doktor Lipray nicmen6 z hlou
Iii srdce Sc tesil ma liichod JIG
hany w 81 predstavoval du
ehu, jak pro mladou matku
jeji d6cko pfipravi nekde Y
klidne, odlehle ctvrti mesta ms
ly utulny byt a jak ie tn dobfe
zaopatri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
Jste-li souzen
rheurnatisnem
sIonnav Huiment by mti h$t rohotove
proti ysem bolestem.

chant jez nasleduje 20 veike mama
re, ochablYm svalum, kyCelni dn6 neb
bolesti krf2i, jez vas pfirozene opu-
str, kdyz mate 20 <ruce Sloandv lini-
ment, kterr Vas udrzf ciltm a zpusobi-
lynl?
Bez natfrani rychle pronilSne jiz
dnes az napadenemu mistu. Povsim-
n&tc 81 rychltho Cisteho uichceni, je2
naaleduic. Sloanuv liniment jiste by
nebyl chovan tisfci po celem svete, kdy
by nepomahaI.g To stoif "a povazenou
We vsech lekarnach - tfi velikosti S5c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
Prelozil A. IA.


doktora Emilia Lipraye. Jste-li !
ucastiffkem, vejd5tc do prvni-
no poschodi, kde Sc hoste uz
shromazd'uji".
"Nehodlam Sc hosting su-
eastniti, ale jsa vrelym ctitc-
lem doktora Lipraye, rad bych
ho pouze spatril".
"Pak Sc obrat'te ma nektere
ho cisniku, ktefi pri hostine
posluhuji".
Kdyz doktor tuto zadost jed
nomu ciSniku oznamil pfi
tom petifrank mu do ruky VII
ski, odpovedel tento:
"Nic neni snazSiho, pane.
Potrebujete Sc ien odebrat do
nektereho salonu poboeneho,
kamz Sc ucastnlci banketu u
chyluji".
Ia nekolik okamziku jiz We
cerel starry pan mistnosti $
velkym salem sousedici, mezi
! tim, co sc We dvorane uz ozyval
slavnostni ruch.
jedi bez chuti, Zamestnava-
| ie sc V mySlenkach oslavou,
ktera uz nejblizsim soused-
stvi jeho pocinala.
Nekolikrate Sc zvedl a pfi-
stoupil Ike dvefim, tekajc, az
cdtud nekdo vyjde a poskytne
mu pfilezitost nahlednouti do
vnitr.
Ale dyere nesmely zustati o.
tevfeny "a tu vterinu, kdy
lnekdo jimi prosel, nebylo moz
no zahlednouti nic jineho nez
smesici tvarf, bilych naprsenek
a ternych fraku.
Vzdavaie Sc uz nadeje, re
se mu podari doktora Lipraye
lspatriti, odebral Sc jakesi
pfedtuse smerem k satnam,
seude, re snad odtud bude mo
4
ci sal snadneji pfehlednouti.
Zde vstoupil k tezke zaclo-
ne, kde nebyl sam nikym pozo
rowan mohl sledovati vse, CO
"a kolem neho deJe.
Pojednou Sc zarazi' a lehce
zachvel.
SpeSnym krokem ubiral sc
kolcm n&ho ten, ktereho hle-
dal. @i#Ig
Ryl to jeho host, nemohlo Q
tom byti nj nejmensi pochyb-
nosti.
Mlady mu1, vstoupF do sat
: ny, rychle Sc ohl9dl tn stra-
: nu, kdc larieniessky doktol
stall.
Zraky jejich Sc setkaly - a
tn V tvaTi mlad6ho lekare obje,
vii Sc zachyeV pohnuti.
Starry pan, ktery ho pozorne
Dyt' jen ma kratkou dobu po'
zoroyal, vstoupil rychle Ia "a
cIonu.
Ale kdyz Emil odcSel, me
Sc take k ottchodu.
;, "Ano", prisvedciti 81 musll Y
: duchu, ''to jest on - tyz clio
,v6k, ktery u mne byl V Larig
luicsu. MGj boze - zda sc m
: nyni, re vyhlizi tax, jake isen
l asi vypadal ia sam V jeho We
: ku. - Bylo by mozno 81 my
: 5iiti. re by to byl vskutku mu
Z SYM"
g PomJsleni toto ho cel6ho 70:
mrazilo.
= "Muj syn, mui synf" opeto
Val 81 V duehu sam k sobe.
e( Opustil hotel a bloudil be-
Q cile po ulicich.
! PFemital o minulem, pritom
o Hem i badoueim.
Byl star - eamotcn - Il dn
e I've ieho budou plymouth ncute
a 5ene dale. Zcmrc-li We sve opu
0 Stenosti, nikdo mu oci nczatla
Il. nikdo pro neho nebude tru
e chliti.
o Jak jinak bylo by, kdyby mi
h lujici syn pnu posledni dny q
e Vota zprijemnoval, kdyby V j
ho spolccnosti dlcl.
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Starry pan, jehoz tvar Emil,
vraceje Sc z banketu, u vchodu
jednoho vedleiSiho rokoje spa
tril a o jehoz podobe sc svSm
otcem cestou k domovu premy
slel, nebyl skutecne rikdo jiny,
hez larigniesky lekaf We vlast~
III osobe.
~ Ctrnact dni pred tim obdr-
Eel ob6znik, zvouci vsecky le-
kare X teto hostine a ce5l
10 opet a opet s pohnutymi ne
klidnymi city,
Sledoval uspechy Emilovy
We vede a bylo mu dobre pove
Gomo, .jak obrovskyeh vysled-
kH sc mlady muz neunavnou
rraci badatelskou byl domohl.
Ale kdyz vedlc toio uvazil,
&c by mel bytl snad prltomen
oslave clov6ka, ktery byl sy-
ncm zcny nehodnc, spokoje-
most a stesti no pripravivSi,
bourilo Sc V nGm vSe.
Starry pan hlavne mnoho pre-
initial 0 rnihufosti Cd te DOLBY,
hdy omen mlady muz, ktcry
tax podivuhodnym zplisobem
sc dopatral ieho taiemstvi, V
Larigniesu del navStevou.
Ie tento navst6vnlk a syn
pari Liprayove Jest jedna a
taz osoba, seznal ovSem zahy
a IL w take zmitaly jeho nj
tr"n. t6zkc pochybnosti, ktert
dosud sc nebyly dostavily.
Coz iestli snad tcnto osvice-
ny mlady muz byl prece synen1
leho, vlastn;m jcho dit6tem -
jakcI pychou naplneno by by
10 Jeho srdce, iak by rad VI
pro tuto jistotu osudcm Sc
smiril:
Kolisal ustavicne mezi dive
ma pocity.
Rad by byl mladeho muzt
jeSt6 uzfc! - pfece Ease 81
yzpiral gomySleni, ze by me
nalczeti X tenn, kdez nyni icht
l;spechum pfina5cli hold.
Ale V pfedvccer dine, kdy 81
V Parizi tanket konal, pTekv;
pill rahlc starry doktor svou h;
spodyni strlcnym vyzyanim:
''Jdete na pudu, vyhledejt,
nj stary rucni kufr a slozte d,
neho nejnutileisi veei, kteryel
k ceste ic treba, odiedu jest
dncs V noci do Parizc".
.ruh6ho dne veCer stall l6
har larigniessky uz pred nd
dhcTnc osvetlenym vchoder
lotelu Continental.
N'stoupiv do loze vratnehc
oLr2tl sc nan S ota3kou:
"Ncmylim-li sc, kona Sc
hotelu banket lekafl?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24

Pozde v noci vratil sc stary !
pan do sveho hotelu, nicmene,
isa zvykly casnemu vstavani,
byl jiz Ease pri svitani vzhuru.
Vlak, ktery mel odejeti zpet
do Larigniesu, opoustel Pafiz
teprv o devate hodine, mel te-
dy nekolik hodin casu.
Pocitil zcela zvlastni touhu,
Ipodivat Sc aspon ma dunn, V
ln6mz Emil bydli, pfibliziti sc k
nistum, ma nichz meska.
V nejblizsi ulici vstoapil do
kavarny a dial 81 predloziti a.
dresar, v nemz snadno nalezl
hledane udani o bytu mfadeho
doktora.
| Obydli to nebylo prilis VIDA
leno a neodbila jeste sedma no
Gina, kdyz doktor stal pred do
mem jemu naznacenym.
V tom okamziku, kdy ne
smele sc rozhledl kolem sebe,
lctevrela Sc rychle vrata domu
a z nich vyjel kryty kotar. Je
dinym pohledem vsak sc pre-
|svedcil starry pan, re uvnitr
nesedi nikdo jiny nez mlady
muz, ktery byl predesleho dne
tax nadsene oslavovan.
| Sam vSak zpezorovan nebyi!
Stanul jeste chvili pred do
mem a nerozhodne se pfipravo
val jiz k odchodu, kdyz jakasi
zena, vysedsi re vnitf, pfistou-
pila k nemu a pravila:
| "Pan zajiste chtel jiti k pa
nu doktoru Liprayovi - a on
prav6 odejel. Kona pravidelne
liz casne rano sve navstevy ne
mocnych".
"Neprisel jsem zalezitosti
intake choroby", odpovidal
zvolna starry pan, povdecen te-
to prilezitosti, re MAIDEN le-
l 4
kari mnze Sc rozhovoriti - "a
lie jsem doktorem Liprayem
znam nemaie mnoho casu,
an Ease muslin odjeti ma We
mex, chtel isem no poZdraviti.
On zde bydlil jiz Sc svou mat
kou?"
Sousedka, ktera cd domovni
, ce, nasi zname PAM Bireove
vselicos Sc byla dov6dela o o
byvateIich domu, odpovidala
, ochotne.
"Ano, po dlouha leta. Bohu'
eel ta dobra DANA loni semre.
ia.
"Vim 0 tom. "A od te doby
, zije dokter zeela samoten?"
"Tak Jest. Pouze Sc sluzeb'
nictvem a ditetem".
IS jakym ditetem? Coz men
avoboden?"
= ooh, pardon, ja jsem pfect
nerekla, ze to je jeho dite".
''Tcdy adoptovane?"
"To nemohu fici; jisto jes
jen, re ma dite toto u sebe *
Je velice miluje, jak Sc zda".
"Aj, all" divil sc lekar ;
SvraStil cello.
Po te Sc tazal:
! "A coz matka?"
"Matka dit6te prodleva ns
y Madagaskaru jako oSetrovate
ka nemocnych V ambulanci".
Lipray hledel neduverive n;
/; zenu pripadalo nlu, re 81 I
/, reho tropi zerty.
; "Ano. pane. V Madagaskari
- byt' to sebe podivneji zfe
10. Ale to je ceIy roman, sple
tcny a podivny!"
y Povdecna prilezitosti, re m,
hla hodne povidati, sdelovalt
:, pax vSe, co Sc zfetelem k job;
lie vedela a co Sc k nj vztaho
r. yalo.
Doktor naslouchal, ale Gel
ieho sc stale zachmuTovalc
Byl bled a nervosne Sc chvel.
= kdyz byla totova, pravil 8
SC:
"Dekuji vam, mila pani, cd
,ozim svou navSt6vu ma pozd6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-09
AIRPLANE TO
CIRCLE WORLD
Prepared to Carry Ten
People in Circuit of
the Globe.

NEW YORK, Aug 8.--Tho special
commission appointed by the Aero
club Of America and the Aerial Lea
Euo OF America made a visit 10 many
countries which included a circing
Of the globe and has completed an
organization making possible the
conducting Of the first aerial derby
around the world.
To ascertain tho cyact condition
existing a test flight in contemplated
A Handley- Page aeroplaue. type wv.
3, will IN used. which is an improve
ment on the class Of aeroplanes now
used in the regular service between
London and Paris and London and
other points in Europe. this aero
plane to be pilotcd by two of Amer
ica's well known and most exRRri-
cnccd aviators.
The test flight will start from
London, the acroplauc moving to the
east. Aerodromcs and landing fields
arc now In existence over the entire
route from London to Toxic and
from Seattle TO New York, while sui
table other landing conditions where
stops may be advisable or made nee
essary Complete details OF this test
flight. including the route, distances.