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DIVIDENDS DECLARED
n. W. DUBISKE & COMPANY announce the
following dividends declared by their client
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE COMPANY,
CHICAGO. ILL.
Preferred Dividend No g.
The regular semi-annual dividend of 3Ihft,
or $3.50 per share. has been declared by the
board Of directors on the preferred stock pay
able July 5, 1920 to stockholders of record at
the close of business, June 10, 1920.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE COMPANY,
CHICAGO. ILL.
Common Dividend.
A dividend of $3.50 per share has been de-
| clared by the directors on the common stock
| of the company, payable July ;. 1920 to stock
holders of record, June 49, 1920.
PETERS HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
Preferred Dividend No. s.
The board of directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 1%T or 81
per share. the preferred stock of the com
| pany. payable July !. 1920. to stockholders of
record. June Is, 1920.
METROPOLITAN sc TO SOC STORES. INC
NEW YORK CITY
Preferred Dividend No. 49,
The directors of the company have declared
/ the regular quarterly dividend of 1Acs, or 81 rs
per share, on the preferred stock, payable July
1920, to stockholders of record at the close
DEARBORN TRUCK COMPANY
CHICAGO, ILL.
Preferred Dividend No g.
The regular quarterly dividend of 1Xe>. or
Sl75 per share. has been declared by the direc-
tors of the company on the preferred stock
payable July l, 1920, to stockholders of record
June Is. 1920 ~
TEvENS-DURYEA.. INC,
CHICoPEE FALLS, MASS
Preferred Dividend No .
The directors have declared the regular mar
terly dividend of 1Aes, or 81 rs per share on
the preferred stock of the company PAYABLE
July !. 1920, to stockholders of record June
10, 1920. ""A'
DAYTON RUBBER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, DAYTON OHIO.
Preferred Dividend No 25
The board of directors has declared III.
regular quarterly dividend on the preferred
STOCK OF the company, payable July l. 1920
ness, June Is. 1890. '"s'
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LIBERTY BONDS.
Washington Stock Exchange

Wash. Rwy. and Elec $500 at 53hs
Wash. Rwy. and Elec. pfd.-10 at 4OE.
Washington Casio at "A, 3 at A. 5 at A.
Mergenthaler Linotype-5 at 125h, 10 at
125, at 125
After CALI
Washington Cas- at 44h. ) at Az.
Capital Traetion--s at S5x, 10 at S5&.
Mergenthaler Linoty pe-5 at 124A,
Wash Rwy. and Elec. pfd.-2o at 4OA, 25
WASH Rwy and Elec. 4s-s1 GOO at 53A.
Bid and Asked Prices
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Church, Bladensburg, is to meet to-
night at the church, when number
of matters of Importance are to be
discussed.
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kOUPf Sc kamna z druhe
ruFy ma tvrde uhli. Haste sc
u Chas. Vachy, 1850 E. 40 ul.,
blize Broadway 10-7
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NASLEDkEM vysokeho sta
II majitele proda Sc cihlovy a.
partment pro 5 rodin dvema
dobfe jdoucimi obchody, jed
MIN cukrovinkovym druhym
holicskym. Jsou oba obsazene.
Toto misto je v nejlepsim ces-
KEN okoli a je rohove. Zada Sc
castka hotove a zbytek die u
Jednani. Nepropaste tuto pri-
lezitost. Blizsi sdeli j. +. Ne
Jedlik Co.. 11O15 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1856 - Union
1861 r. 2,
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Chcete-li koupiti majetek
nkoli
Libby Rd. a zastavky 10
A. B. c. pouliGni kary
navstivte mas, nebot' name
itch mnoho ma vyber:
Dunn, iednorodinny 5ti po-
kojich, plyn, elektrika, fer
nes, lot 40 pTi 140 str, ce-
ma $4,000.
pGm, jednorodinny A po-
kojich, elek., voda, sklep,
pdda, lot 80 pri 800 str,
cena $4,000.
DUN, jednorodinny, o 6 po-
kojfch, plyn, elekt., voda,
fernes, garage, velky lot,
cena $4,000.
Dunn, jednorodinny, Bunga-
low, 6 pokojd, koupelna,
elektrika, plyn, voda, fer
nes, velky lot, $1,000.
Dunn, jednorodinny, 8 pokoju,
koupelna, elektrika, plyn,
voda, fernes, horka voda,
garage, cena $4,000.
Name vice jinych majetku a
peknych iotu "a velmi mike
ceny. BlizSi sdeli
kohout a Migasek Realty &
Building Co.,
Sab Hamm Ave. 1O-7
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PRIJMOU Sc zkuseni "a
mecnici ma ozdobnou stavebni
praci, Dobra prilezitost pro do
vedneho remeslnika. Haste Sc
u A. H. Marty Iron Wk., 6816
Union Ave. 1915
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PRODA Sc farma O l8ti a.
krech, A mile Cd kary Miles A.
We. a Broadway. Pekny dunn O
Z pokojich, tepla voda, koupel-
ma V dome, ovocny, sad vse-
chino farmarske zarizeni, zaso-
by. MaJetek tento Sc po pripa-
de vymeni "a .mestsky majetek.
Haste sc V Olympia divadle,
3. 80. ul. a Broadway mezi 10
a II hod. dopoledne Cd Z do
8 hod. vecer a ptejte Sc ma D.
Horwitze. r
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starry, dobre zalozeny
krejcovsky obchod V dobrem
ceskem okoli j S majetkem Sc
LEVINE prod5, Haste Sc vecer u
M. Schuster, 3737 Fulton Rd.
1916
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) pragedie svatebni noci.
~ Roman
- Roman :

pak-ll mi to dOvOllte, totlZ -
pak-li sc vam nepudu zdati do
tiravym.'
ooh, mel"
"Nesmite Sc ale nechat vytr-
hovat a nesmite 81 myslet o
mne, ze vas vytrhuji."
Rychle sklopila hlavinku ma
svoji praci.
Byla obracena oblicejem k
n6mu on jakoby sc chtel TAX
fka vpft do sladke te milostno-
sti, ami ma okamzik neodvratil
zrakG svych Cd nj.
Tvare pokryte nachem jem-
neho karminu, snehobila ta lie
ka ocni, cern6, hhste Tasy mad
mimi, mala jako Skeble ouska,
to vse pozoroval temef hlta-
wynn zrakem.
A kdyz ona pozvedla svych
oGi, by ma pill jen okamziku ma
neho pohledla, sam Sc tomu di-
vii, zda-li kdy vubec videl po-
dobnych oci - oCi tax hlubo-
kych a modrych, takove same
tove neznosti a takovym jas
nym, dust prorazejlcim pohle-
dem.
Vskutku to bylo nebezpecne
pro lorda st. Maura, ztravitl
odpuldne V pozorovani doko-
nalosti nett stareho utitele
hubby.
"Opravdu jiz dlouho tomu,
co jsem vas nevidel," pravil,
"nejm6ne ctrnact jiz dni. Po-
cit'oval jsem obavy a chtel
jsem ved6t, iste-li st t'astna -
aneb zdali jeste truchlite mad
ztratou svoii."
Laskavost vyznivajici z jehc
hlasu mile Sc il dotkla.
Usta sc il trasla a slza Sc il
zaskvela oGich.
Videl to. Ob6 ho zabolelo a
zarazilo.
"Paklize zde nejste st asst
nou, nezdrzujte Sc mi to rici,
zvolal hlasem, prozrazuJicim
hluboky soucit. "Doufal jsem,
re naleznete mileho domova u
sletny Greville, iestli ale ="
"Slecua Greville jest dobro-
ia, Jest laskavost sama,' odpo-
rovala Leslie vrelosti. "Nikdy
nezapomenu ma ieji laskavosti
nikdy. Smrt ale meho otce budi
We mne upominky.'
Zamlcela Sc, hledic dolu ma
smutetni svuj sat, city jsouc
pfemozena. Shy il kanuly ry-
chleii, ac tiSe.
Lord vstal a postavil Sc po-
die nj - boil mu byl videt ma
ocich - touzil po tom potesit
il, neved6l ale co rici.
Ia okamzik Sc opanovala q
vsemozne hledela nabyti klidu
a slz svych osuSiti.
90 prosim, odpust'te mi,
prosila. Jest to ode mne velm
poSetile, velmi pro mne zpozdi
lie takto Sc chovat a musi Sc tc
zdat byti velice nevdednym pc
vsi vaSi laskavosti a / slecnN
Greville. Byla to ale vzpomin
ka na meho draheho stryce
! On byl tax dobry Ike mne a by
! Ii jsme dohromady tax st astnl
"Jak malo porozumela Id;
sladke t6to citlive poVaze,
roziimal V duchu st. Maur. 20
ma sc domniva, re zapomnel'
ma syeho stryce jednoduse pro
to, re skryva svuj bol a pokou
/ ST sc ho potlaCit. Nemluvi c
mem ldou a Ida mysli, re tt
co neni mluveno. neni citeno.
Nehneval Sc ma slecnu Gre
Vile ami nebyl k nj neduver
! vym. Myslel zcela jednodus
| jen, re chybilo il porozumen
, sladke citlive povahy Leslie
) bezdecnc no projel zachvev ia
) dosti mad tim, 2e dala mu zni
) ii Leslie duveru svoji k nem'
! kterez odepfela lde.
, Obratil Sc a kracel k oknu
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PRIME Sc jeden neb diva
pani ma byt, pokoj sam pro Sc
be. Koupelna k pouziti. Adres-
sa Sc sdeli v adm. t.listu. 10-6
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house. Vzmahal Sc lakySl ne
pokoj V dust jeji &C bojovala
prot nemu co mohla, prece
spise vzrustal, nez-li ably slab
nul.
Hledela Sc vsemozn6 zbavit
tech pocitu nenavisti, pravic 81
sama k sobe, re jest to nevdec-
most; nechtely ale pfec jen o.
dejiti.
Porad a porad jen vracely
Sc il ty myslenky, proc i ona
nemdze nalezet ku vzneSene-
mu tomu svetu, V nemz Sc vyji-
ma Ida Greville tax kralovsky.
Nebyla V Ormond house
St'astnou.
Vzdor vSemu il obklopujici-
mu blahobytu, citila Sc byti
St t'astnejsi, kdyz davala hodiny
V hudb6 lila Sc svym starym
strycem V najemnem dome V
Bloomsbury.
Mona, ze hlavni pricinou
toho bylo, re nebyla vzdor to.
mu vSemu S to, pocitit X lde ne
jake naklonnosti.
Nemohla ii milovat.
Citila k nj vdecnost, ale nj
koliv lasku.
A pTec dosud zachazela nj
Ida Sc vSi laskavosti.
Zdala Sc byti k nj zdvorila,
dobrotiva a pozorna, jak to
prislo tedy, re srce Leslie, jez
bylo vrele a duvery-pln6, ne
mohlo il venovati lasku?
Byl to jakysi pud, jenz va
roval il pred zarlivosti a nena-
visit Idy?
Pokratovala V praci sve IL
Sc V nyslenkach isouc zabra-
ma, ale slza Sc j vykradla q o.
ci ukapla dolu ma drahocen-
ne ty krajky.
Uplynulo asi pul hodiny,
kdyz zaslechla poJednou dole
V predsini hlas, pri jehoz zvu-
ku &c srdce zachveio.
Poznala by hlas ten mezi IL
sici iinymi.
Byl to hlas ST. Maura. Byla
prekvapena udivena, neb by
la slySela od Idly, re odcesto-
val z Anglie.
Ida zajiste Sc nenadala, re
pride il navStivit, neb ma zad-
ny pad by byla nenechala Le-
sill prilezitost, byho vid6la.
"Slecna Greville 81 vyjela,'
slysela pravit slouziciho. "Pou-
re slecna Vynne nal6za Sc v
hovorn6, Jasnosti."
"PoGkam na sletnu Grevil-
le" zn6la odpoved' st Maura
"Zeptejte Sc, prosim, -sletny
Vynne, zdali il nevyrusim?"
Slouzici prisel do hovorny a
tazal Sc slecny tam pritomn6
Leslie zt6zi vCdela co odpo-
v6dit; nebylo il toho ale an
treba, nebot' st. Maur Zarovef
Sc obievil We dVerich IA Zady
slou2iciho.
Hezky jeho mily oblicei "a
zaril radosti, kdyz pokroci
V pred a podaVal il ruku.
Bylo tomu liz vice jak ctrn$
cite dni, GO il nevid6l a ackoliN
V myslenkach Sc mu Zievovalt Il
pofad, prece pfekvapila hC
spanilost ieji ma novo nyni, KID,
mohl sc il podivati op6t do o
cl.
Skutecne, pak-!ize zavidel;
ona Ide jeii skvosty, hedvab
q aksamit, nemohla yedet, ia
sama libezne Sc vyiima cer
nem tom SVEN od6vu iednodu
chem, kteryz tax vabne prile
hal ma stihle to jeji tilko.
ST. Maur poznovu shield t
krasne oci zarici co safiry, t
vytecnou zrumenen0u plet
vlasy ty kastanove, tn tam s
stkvouci jako zlato kdyz 5
tax ma nj zahledel nehyl 81
uotlacit touhy, ably ia vzacn
opravdu kraskA byla jeho, Jc
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dunn dobre zachovaly, dvou
rodinny, proda Sc "a $4,000.
Zada Sc hotove $500 a zby-
TEX Ma markyc. Blizsi Sc sde-
Ii V, c. 1902 w. 81 st., We pre-
du. 1916
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hOy IL WI oNySA AsCOlH n AClAu
mohl videt, jak byly zamzene
Cd slzi. w agat.si;
"Nebudete 81 0 mne myslet,
re jsem nevdecnici?" pravila
prosebne. "Slecna Greville jest
ke mne tax dobrotiva, vim to,
re mela bych Sc .citit velice
st astnou." :
"V kazdou dobu jest to mym
pranim, vas st'astnou ucinit,"
pravil on dvorne.
Opet vsak mezi reci pocitil
jakousi zmatenost, rozpaky ja-
ko jiz drive jednou, kdyz mlu-
vii drem Evansem o budouc-
nosti opusteneho sirotka.
Jak mohl on, svobodny a
mlady clov6k opravdu slibovat
Stestf blahobyt dlvce tax
mladistve a milostne?
Byl skoro pTesvedcen nyni
iiz, ze udelal chybu v tom, ze
zadal Idu "a pomoc pro nj,
byl ale dalek toho jeSte. ably
si byl mohl myslet, re chyba ia
vezi v zarlivosti a zasti slecny
Y Greville.
Prima jeho a nepodezrivava
povaha nebyla by 81 mkdy ma
podobnou vec vzpomnela.
"Mohu vami mluvit otevre-
ne, Jasnosti?' tazala sc pojed-
nou Leslie, zvednouc sve kras-
ne hluboke oci k nemu, re Sc
az zachvel pod jich pohledem.
""Pak-li chcete byti tax do
bra"
"Pak muslin vam rici, re
vzdor vsi dobrotivosti slecny
Greville, nemohu Sc citit tax
st astnou neb spokojenou, an
kaufman postaveni odvisle."
Tvare jeji Sc pri tom zapali-
ly. Zamlcela sc ma chvili, pax
ale pokracoNala slabym, chvat-
nym hlasem.
"Zd3 sc to byti me strany
trebas silenstvim, mluvit o py-
Sc; ale jsem hrda a mole hr-
dost dava mi ma jevo, re bych
radeji tezce pracovala "a tyr
dou kGrku, nez-li lila blaho-
bytu z milosti te nejlaskavejSi
pritelkyne."
Opet pocit'oval st. Maur S
jakymsi bolem, re Ida skutec-
ne byla neschopna porozumet
citlive t6to povaze.
Vzpomnel 81 ma jeji slova
pronesena ten vecer, kdyz je
Ii spolu do divadla.
Jak mohla il tax krive po
suzovat a domnlvat Sc, re II
vot V blahobytu mohl by il ma
hradit rozkoS neodvislosti.
Nez mohl jeste odpovedet 9
| mezitim co rozhostil sc ma tva
rich Leslie rumenec poranent
pychy, otevrely dvefes a l.
da vstoupila.
Leslie byla obracena zady
Ike dverim a st. Maur byl tax
pohfizen v pozorovani jeji mi
lostne tvare, re nezaslechl an
priced kocaru.
| kroky jeji necinily zadneh'
sramotu, ant pokryta byla po
dlaha tlustym kobercem.
Zprvu utkvel zrak Idly n;
lordovi rozkosi.
Nebylo il nic Teceno tom
re jest Zde pfekvapeni ieJ
" prvnim okamziku bylo rados
ne.
| Ale ma okamzik jen. V dru
hem okamziku vrhla pohle,
ma Leslii, shledla zarumenen
/ ieji tvare, lehce Sc tresouci Il
sta sklopene oci.
Zachvev prudke zarlivosf
proiel celym jejim telem.
Tu byli oba - ii, jez pr
bezpeci sve duse prala 81 mil
daleko od sebe.
Y ocich Sc il zajiskrilo, ust
sc il pohybovala hnevem.
/, "Domnivala jsem Sc, 9
jste V Parizi," pravila k S
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CTETE POZORNE! Nasky-

CTETE POZORNE! Nasky-
tuje Sc vam dobra pfilezitost
koupiti 81 majetek = dum, ho-
dici Sc pro 2 rodiny, elektri-
ka, plyn, naleza sc ma w. 50.
ul. Cena $4,000, hotove $4,000
ostatni na splatku. - Nam "
prodeji mlekarsky obchod,
grocerni a line, tez nam ne
kolik rentu. Haste Sc u J.
Smik, 4811 Clark Ave. 1916
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PRIME Sc reznicky pomoc
nix. Haste Sc u Nyc a Patek,
Broadway, roh Finn ul. 10-5
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PRODAM svuj moderny
dun 0 6 pokoju S koupelnou
ma dlazdene ulici ga levnou
cenu a ma lehke splatky; po
pripade no vymenim "a vetsi
maietek. Haste Sc V c. $3.50
E. 104 ul. z Union. 10-7
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PRODA Sc Rex auto pro
5 osob We vybornem stavu,
move Cord rafy, lace "a
$495.00. Haste Sc v cisle
SALT Mumford Ave. Tel.
Broad 1881 j. 1917
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn, ctyry ppkoje dole a tri
nahofe, fernes, elektrika, kou-
pelna dole, zachod nahore,
plyn, blize kary ,skoly a OBJ
chodu. Adressa Sc sdeli adm.
t. llStu. 10-6
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ELEkTRICKY fonograf 2
praveho ofechoveho dreva.
Stal $500 a prodam jej "a
$3.50. Nam jej pouze a mesfce.
Haste Sc V elsie 1880 Raible
Ave. nahoTe. 1915
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PRODA Sc gramofon S re-
kordy, kozeny davenport, sicf
stroj a postel, vse LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc V {. 4428 Gamma ave.
1917
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-05

REED BUGGY, pouzfvane
pouze diva "mesice, Sc LEVINE
prodaji. Tel. Broadway $50 J.
aneb k doptani v els. 9422
Dickens Ave. 10.5
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KOUPiSE

kOUPl Sc kuchynska kam-
ma ma uhli, aneb kombinacni.
Haste Sc v elsie 5337 Dolloff
Rd. Tel. Broadway 331 r.
1913
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IA PRlCINOU odjezdu z
mesta prodam svoje samohra-
ci piano, ktere jsem koupil ma
Vanoce. Prodam je LEVINE, ale
"a hotove. Ptejte Sc v els. 1858
Fulton Rd. 1916
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-13
Urge Indiana Solons' Support
of Bill Protecting Maternity

the average for the United States as
a whole.
The fact that eighty per cent of the
mothers had received no advice or
trained care during pregnancy and
confinement.
Frequent entire lack of doctors, hos
pitfalls and nurses.
An almost prohibitive cost for pro-
viding adequate care at confinement
in scattered and isolated rural dis
tricts.
Of more than $4,000 city babies
studied by the Children's Bureau and
representing every type of home in
were born into families where the
fathers earnings were below the
amount which is a minimum for pro-
viding bare necessities of existence.
Only one in 10 was in a family where
the fathers earnings reached a fair
minimum for comfort. Proponents of
the Sheppard-Towner bill argue that
without such legislation such parents
are in no position effectively to safe
guard their children.
Statistics show that in 1918 there
were $4,000 American mothers who
died from causes connected with child
birth. 1t also is estimated that more
than 100000 infants die annually in
the United States, a waStage more
than three times greater than the
total American battle death list during
the late war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-13
EAIT TRANSFERS

Deeds filed Dec. 11-Philip T. Dunn
to Isaac E. Smith, 81. Lot IA Poe
and Lyndes addition. city. Benjamin
II. Peellc ct al to George Petty, 81.
Part frac 26, II, Il.
Cotton Belt Land and Improvement
company to John R. Spahr and Eva j.,
$500. Lots 1O4. 105, 106, 1875. 1876,
1877, Earlham Heights, Richmond.
Bart Parker 10 Christian F. Lichten-
berg and Sadie, 81. Pit N. w. 9, II,
Il. Con. Sc acres
Bart Parker to Christian F Lichten-
berg and Sadie, ST. PIT. S. Z. 4, II,
l.. Con. 81 acres.
Bart Parker to Christian F. Lichten-
berg and Sadies, 81. PIT. N. E. 4, II,
IL. Con. 40 acres.
Marion Bolser to Vearl E. Cross and
Leona NJ, 81 Lot "a, Home addition
city.
John F Shelter to August G. Trak-
owski and Grace r.. 81. Lot Z, c. H.
Moore's addition, city.
Slas B. Williamson to Charles f.
Bradley and Iva B., 81. Lots II, IS,
It. l., Chester.
John Lenna I'd to Edward E. Moore,
trustee. 81. Lot 213 E. STAIRS addi-
ton. city.
Edward f Moore, trustee to Bessie
NJ. Leonard, 81. Lot 213, E. STAIRS
addition, city.
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Gambling is Prevalent
On Spanish H1ndbau

MADRID, Dec 13-The EXCAVATIONS
uttered by the indignant baseball fan
against the unlucky or awkward plays4
er in America are as gentle murmurs
compared with the epithets hurled by
the occupants of the gallery at the
contestants in the game of handball
in the Fairgrounds of Madrid.
Rogue" Thief" Convict" I'D
lot" are some of the mild terms with
which the players are created when
they miss a ball or send it back in
an easy position for the opponent to
play ii.
The reason for this excitement Is
the prevalent betting, in which the
women spectators participate as much
as the men. Professional bookmakers
attend all matches and their shouts
of the odds for and against the play
ers are mixed with the cries of the
gambling spectators until the scene
resembles bedlam.
The fine points of the game are lost
on most of those filling the seats
What they go for is TO gamble and the
players are merely i means to that
end
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The Theatres
MURRETTE.


The Murrette offers a new Allan
Dwan production called "In the Heart
of a FOOL presented by the May
flower Photoplav corporation. and re-
leased through the First National, this
week
While the plot of this splendid story
is full of big dramatic punches it is
laid in the most familiar surroundings
and it's characters are accurately
drawn from life They are ust plain,
everyday people such as we have all
come in contact with. The locale is
in any little city of this country.
But into this peaceful community
comes vamp-the Lorelei the picture
calls her, and soon everybody is in
volVed in a series of exciting adven-
lures that change their whole life
And there is a tragedy and thrills
a-plenty. Tragedy when an explosion
occurs in the local coal mines and
thrills when the hired mob from a
great city visits the place and at
tempts to run the hero out of town
I'm the Heart of a Fool is pic
turiZation of William Allen Whites
powerful epic of American life and
many claim that it is the best work
of fiction this distinguished author
has ever written.
MURRAY
Almost an exact parallel to post
war conditions today may be seen in
'Hitchin' Posts" said Frank Mayo,
discussing the film in which he ap-
pears on the Murray theatre screen
Monday.
although the story of "Hitchin'
Posts" occurs in 1870, just half a
century ago, it was then the recon
struction period following a devitaliz-
ing war, just as it is today
Some had gained riches because of
the war, some in the North had gain
ed confiscated lands of the Southern
ers. Those who had lost their posses
sions were seeking to start life over.
Just as now heroes who sacrificed
their business to serve their govern
ment found the great, discouraging
work of rebuilding ahead of them.
I'm those days there came welcome
news to the penniless ones of rich
lands to be opened up in a country to
the west. Oil was found on some of
the land, and the result was a rush
only equally by those to Alaska and
the California gold fields.
Even that condition is being par
alleled today in the present oil fever
that is impelIing thousands to take
their money and themselves to the
fields that promise to make million
aires or paupers of any who wish to
play the game"
"Hitchin' Posts" is from the pen of
H. w. Shumate and was made into
picture form by George Hull. The
cast supporting Frank. Mayo in this
Universal feature includes Beatrice
Durham, Dagmar Godowsky. Joseph
Harris, j. Farrell Mcdonald, Mark
Fenton and many others.
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STRATEGY IS USED
TO CHECK ATHLETES
and DEVELOP POWERS

That building up men presents just !
as big an opportunity to the manager
in business as it doese to the athletic
coach has been the experience of some
top-notch business executives. And
sometimes the business executive can
take a leaf from the athletic coachs
book. A. r. Brunker. president OF the
Liquid Carbonic company, who makes
a specially Of developing high grade
statesmen, makes this statement And
he goes on to say: Sometimes it
has been possible, by tinkering with
defects, TO turn good
statesmen into stars.
II got my first big lesson in this
kind Of tinkering from Mike Murphy,
who was track coach at the Univers-
ity of Pennsylvania the first year l
was there, and later at Yale. The
particular two incidents that gave me
my lesson occurred in 1902 at Mott
Haven, N. Y, where the intercollegiate
track meets used to be held. Mike
was with Yale at that time.
1T was the year of the contest be-
tween Yale and Harvard for perma
nent possession of the cup. Each had
won it four years and under the rules
the first to win it five times obtained
permanent possession.
THE contest was close all the way
! through, and toward the end it became
plain that one of the Yale sprinters
had to win second place in the 220-
| yard dash to save the cup for Yale. A
! little while before, he had won sec
ond place in another race by what
several of us who had been standing
near the tape thought was a raw de-
cision. We thought a Harvard man
had beaten him foot.
"In spite of that close call, the Yale
man came in all puffed up. He
! wouldn't take a rundown; said he
! didn't need it to beat that bunch. I'll
never forget how Mike looked at him,
turned a little white, and then let fly
at him with all the force of his extra
ordinary vocabulary. He called him
more kinds of unpleasant things than
you would have supposed there were
in the world. l never saw man call
ed so completely. Mike sent him out
to the last race white-hot with rage
! and he won. His winning settled the
cup question.
! ut hardly seemed the same Mike
who a few minutes before had been
oabying along youngster in the high
jump, where the Splinter had too much
confidence in himself, this kid hadn't
enough, not nearly, and Mike had been
quick to see what he needed.
! you can lick the pants off any Of
EN-" had heard him telling him. And
} he said a lot more things a good deal
like that. He even put his arms
around him and patted his cheek
And the boy had bucked up and
won first place.
There was the whole lesson in two
chapters"