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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
TEXAS PASTOR is COMING
DIR. j. Il. Gambrcll OF Texas VIII
Speak mt First Baptist.

DR.. ]. B. Gambrell of Texas. re-
Gently elected president of the
Southern Baptist convention for the
fourth consecutive time, will be in
this city On Sunday. June 13. to
preach at the morning and evening
services of worship at the First
Baptist church. Rev. W. o. Ander-
son, pastor, announced yesterday.
Doctor Gambrell is one of the
most noted men in the denomination
and large congregations are expected
to hear this honored and disin-
guished visitor. Owing to illness.
Docto- Gambrell was unable to fulfil
his appointment to occupy the local
pulpit on last Sunday.
German engineers have estimated
that the rivers and lakes of southern
Bavaria could lc made to produce
100000 hydrnelectric horsepower.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

In the home Of NJ ! M,Nulty at I
O'Clock Monday ON Monday eve
ming recent graduates of thc Holy
Family Catholic high school will
present play IN the new school
auditorium for tho visiting clergy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

/. Experiments IN tho cultivation of
cnmphor, with satisfactory distilla-
ton tests. are heinG carried out In
tho Erhnrnlrh MnlnN alAtna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
THE RArNRow's END.

Edith T.. r. Leasing pnstIaurOltc
TEXAS Division O.. q. g.
Tho rainbow q hope In lifp's beautiful
sky.
I have followed n an dBy long
Through hlussomlng meadows with
dancing feet
And chart running OYER with SONS
Down to the edge ~ "a, purui, s,i
The lure of It's lcluly has guided M
! have followed its glcam ever NOUN
tains of pain
And toiled through the desert sounds
Sometimes thu treasure that lies 40 30.
end
Seemed almost within my hands
But further awliy. and farther away
Always the casket ~ treasure las.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

Their Rcsponsiblliiy''-Mrs Carter
Matthews
Duei-Mrs Rhodes ana Mrs. Me.
iaughlin.
"The Problom Of the Abaentee"
~ v rerdus.
The Inracas"-Mr ~ C. Pipkln.
AZ the close Of helpful and inter.
osting evening social hour was en-
loved dnring which delicious refresh.
ment course was served by the ladies
~ the senior department of the Sunday
gthnUi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
ADITORIAL

Just week ago today ] returned
from New York where ! purchased
the garments offered in this sale. !
waited until the entire order could
arrive by express and until Our
stocks could be arranged 10 properly
display these goods before offering
them AT these new and exceptionally
low prices. Each and every one at
the garments offered below are
new. smart and entirely substantial
in Workmanship and materials. To
describe them further here would be
useless. You must see them 10 fully
appreciate their worth. Those who
have had the pleasure Of seeing the
display have assured Us that no such
large and individual collection al
Dresses. Suits and Goats has been
shown here this season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Meeting of W,m,u's Cluh

Tho NUmUn'E Dub met Thursdlv ~.
toruu'u 20 $50 o'clurk ~ the home uf
Mrs. II. -. Hendricks. S07 jefferson
street and most delightful program
WIS rendered under the leadership Of
Mrs Luwud-s and Mrs Turner. The
lesson Tor this week. and next week
llsn were taken up ms there will be- no
meeting ~ the club next week on ac.
count ~ Thanksgiving falling on the
regular club day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov 2O--Accord.
ing o. Mics Eunlcc Alden. director NJ
physical training Tor women at III"
University ct Texas. about i25 glfl
students have voluntarily adopted the
hygiene regulations recommended bv
the WUucns Athletic Association. Ia.
rluded w these hygiene rules nre tn
following points Three regular meats
daily with no eating between meats
except fruit and milk: an hours ~.
errls" daily. bath or shower daily: ana
eight hours sleep six nights week.
Record ig Kept vs. the Mumon's All.
these regulations for a month on long.
cr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
n. Y. l.. 4. Social

The Senior Union of the secon 7
Baptist Church met nj the homo 81
Pastor & T.. Griswuld and wife nc
iUj y. Polk last night at $50 10 90.
luv q social hour The evening WIS
spent in many ~ the new parlur
games a. the amusement uf all. The
refreshments consisted Of brick cream
and waters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Meeting ui Workers Council ~ ilp First
Eautt.f Church

TN. Workers Council OF the FRS
Baptist church met Friday ,y.ninl
ana November lH,h, in 90" church par
tors v.th splendid Attendance, and ~,
following program WIS rendered.
In'uiuF sUnr
pugtr-By Pastor.
Discussion nc Business Matters
Add. "a. the king'F Teachers
Their Tuminr. Airs a e. Trigg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

Miss Ellyabeth Cranberry celebrated
her fifteenth birthday Friday with "a
delightful dinner party at her home
on 1894 Van Buren, Street.
Carnations and graceful tendris ~
fern. formed the artistic decoration ~
the diring room. and after delicious
fuuf-coursc dinner AN evening uf games
pnd Music was enjoyed EligHlf IA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

Cranberry was the recipient OF many
lovely AID dainty gifts. The guests OF
tho evening were: Misses Winlfred
Higginbothnm. Dorothy Harris. Sarah
White. Edweena Allen. Georgia Thom'
ar, Elizabeth Num- and Elizabeth
lioyce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
IIrlpliian club.

The Dvlphinn club viii meet with
EuH Wyatt iiOs jefferson Street Fri.
dAy afternoon. at three o'cluck with
Mis. Henry uall as leader
Subject ~ l-Sspn-- N,diapytl stories
y gouds oi kinr Arthur. Al mem.
b.iH are urged Co attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

Th a. w. g. of the First Baptist
.'urh win rD' give the regular month.
n missionary program "Wednesday 3t
UHH November 90 hut will spend tnH
iHruUUu packing and delivering
Ih ntslItinr baskets Co the poor.
Tl. executive board 90 thr " " w..
Crmruitu 81 au circle l,uh,rs. ". NJ Y.
riti..s rrd Auxiliary leaders. will please
meet Zoo Che church rlrlofs Tursdly a.
f.~r..u &c $3.50 O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

Marriage licenses issued hy County
'l'rk Z. VI. p.timan yesterday We're:
Walter Hirwcll and Miss Blanche
fuut'. Alfred j. Peters ana Miss clara
.'tinkmnu, j. " Palmer aud Miss
Myrtl, Pennington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Recital Given nj Amarillo College o.
Music.

Recital Given ~ Amarillo College al
Music.
A splendid recital was given on Ri
day evening. November 18th. AT the
Amarillo college ~ Music. by the pa.
pills uf Mi0 Gertrude Luwndc-. exp0fi-
cnt N ihe punning System CT Music for
beginners.
These rccials are given every few
months fur the bcncfil that the children
may dprly, from playing before the pub.
llc However. they alsu st forth with
extreme Niyidness the splendid work
that the Amarillo Collcg" Of Music Is
doing in The uaining of Jur young mus.
ioinns.
PROGRAM
Little Song" ............ Barbour
Evelyn Freeman.
March ~ the Giants" 1000. Bughec
MIrroric llollandor.
onward We CO. ........ Barbour
Hugh Edward Chestnut
by the Pond" ........... Morrison
Ellen Lucille Brunor
THE chase ...,.......... Barbour
Ad"lin, Lumpkin
"liidr ln the Country .,...- Wilde
Maxine Cresens.
simplicity" Waltz .....,..., Sut"r
Catherine Cuhlc.
s-"TWnlght Hour ........., Barbour
William Wagner
a-"Tin Pan Guards Parade. ,......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Spaulding
Adaliue Trigg
lO--"uaiuty Dorothy WALTZ. Ellis
Syn'hia Lumpkin.
l1H"Far From Home ..... .Spauldug
Maurice CrcHcns.
~ Hide and seek" .......... Martin
BETTY Ieyins.
l3-"Arriyal ~ the Brownies. ....,
............ ............ Anthony
Martha Grccning.
1.-THE Happy Miller" ........ Hookcr
Margaret Chestnut
90" SrlIit of the Woods, OIL. .Orhlmer
Helen Tuoll
fG-"liuc lells'' Louo
Bonita Cazzcll
o. "F'fitolitv" ......,...... Suauldiug
Frances Patterson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
ADITORIAL

This sale is planned especially TO
gain the confidence OF the women
OF Amarillo and the Panhandle. We
want every woman to know just
wha, Marion offers in the way OF
genuine merchandise and this sale
gives everyone the advantage OF
buying the newest winter models at
prices that will convince.
Those who made early purchases
hi, season are now ready to rcplcn-
iSh their wardrubcS or to brighten
them mp with a new irock. suit or
coat from Il showing OF the latest
winter modes direct within the week
from New York. \ visit to our
store may not mean that YOU are a
buyer. though we feel sure that ii
you will but come and sec, YOU will
at least he assured that your next
purchase will be from Marion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
STANDARD OIL co. POVO-
LILA ZVYSENf PLATU.

Rockefellerova spolecnost
Standar Oil Co. povolila IVY
SEM platu I'LL procent a
krone toho zruSila sedmidenni
Ipraci a zavede jeden den pra-
|vide,neho odpocinku. Zmena
Evejde V platnost dne L. bfezna
Iajimavo pii tom jest re ivy
SEM nzdy zmena pracoynich
pomeru byla Nypracoyana spo-
lecnym vyborem. ktery .iiz
pred delSi dobou byl zorgani-
sovan a byli ma mem zastoupe-
nj d6lnici urednici spolecno-
sti. Tento vybor konal porady
"a posleze Sc dohodl ma planu,
Fienz byl predlozen spolecnosti
a .schvalen. Jest udavano. ze
pri vyrobe gasolinu musi byti
nepretrzite pracovano "a no
din denne, a sedm ,dni Y tydnu
a az do roku 1915 museia vel
ka cast d6lnikI pracovati y
.hodin denn6 a sedm dni V ty-
.dnu a teprye po velikych pro-
Itestech donutili delniei petrole
|. .iovy trust, ably Jim aspon -po-
|volil osmihodinnou dobu pra-
Tcoyni, avsak k zruseni nedelni
prace nechtel privoliti. V po-
sic dni -dob6 ~potala Sc epet je-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

viii velika neepokojenost S ne
snesitelnymi pomery a kdyz
spolecnost videla, re by mohlo
dojiti k ye.ke stavce, navrhla
zrizencum, ably 81 zalozili zvla-
stni delnickou radu te dan
pokyn, ably vypracovala neja-
ky system k odstraneni nedelni
prace. Tento plan byl konetne
vypracovan a delnici Sc DO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

AOt &c hOikSN hsS>N@AAtbLis ALioDhyA
povaha snese mnoho utiskova-
mi, ale jiste nadeJde doba jed
notlivci cele spolecnosti, ze
Sc nemuze opetovati dalsi O.
brat k horsimu. Nezalezi ma
tom, jak bezohledne zurive
pocinaji sobe utiskovani, neb
jak nesvedomitym Jest utisko-
vac, vysledek vzpoury nemuze
hyti horst nez podrobni sc. Ten
cas- prisel ma Domerset.
Mezi delniky bylo slyseti w
hruzky. Schazeli Sc tajne We
skupinach a rokovali o SVEN
postaveni. Nekteri nespokoje-
nejsi ncz druzi podnecovali k
svaru. JIM vahali. Nektefi ra-
dill k cekani.
Mezi nejchladnokrevnejsimi
bvli Donald Vance a David
Graham. Oba byli pratele cd
Enladosti. Oba pocali ma nejniz
Sim stunni. Nyni byl Donald
strojnikem a David mel ma sta
rosti odstranovati uhelne slou-
py, ktere byly ponechany K
podpore sachty. Byla to nebez-
pccna prace, ale dobre place
na. Graham byl asi pet let
ml@ dSi nez Vance.
Mezi uhliri byl Burns uzna-
hym vudcem a jemu byl Do
raid Vance autoritou We vsen,
co Sc tyhaio dolovani uhli.
Burns prisel promluviti s Do
naldem o blizici Sc bouri. Je-
itch rozmluya, jak isme videli.
trvala dlouho a byla rizna. Una
ella krok ku krisi.
Delnici V Domersetskych do
iech byli ruznych narodnosti.
Nekteri byli Amerikani, jako
Vance a Graham; nekteri Ir-
cane, jako Burns. Ale vetsina
delniku, kteri pracovali pod
zemi, byli Vlasi, Polaci a Wa
lesove.
VetSina z Mich bydlela V cha
tach nedaleko dolu. Vance,
Graham, a ostatni bydleli kou-
SEX dale Y lepsich domkach.
Amer.kani drzeli dohromady;
iinG narodnosti chill to same.
PraVid!o platilo pro iednoho
ljak druheho: Potreby museii
sc kuHcvati We "stogu".
We Westville, ami ne ctyry
mile Yzdalene, mohlo Sc zbozi
koupit polovicku az dve ire
tiny levneji nez Il "Jenkse", We
"storu" V Domerset. Ale mic na
plat; vSe muscle Sc kupovat od
,lenkse. Jezto jerks byl sklad-
inikem uhelnych bossu, malo
penez proslo jcho rukami. Del
mix koupil zbozi a'tbylo mu "a
psano do knizky. Pakli na kon
ci tydne bvly vylohy ieho men
ISl ncz co vydelaI. .dostal prebv-
tick vyplaccny hotovymi. jerks
SC dobre postaral, ably ncbyl
pfebytek ten velky, pakli VII
bee jaky.
Superintendent Tanning by
'dlel V peknem dome nedaleko
residence Carringtonovy. Jeho
pod d-bossove" bydleli do
.brych domech. Oni nemuseli
kupovati We "storu". Pakli tam
neco koupili, bylo to pripsano
.nekteremu chudemu uhlifi.
Bylo dobTe byti "bossem"
pod Fanningem. Ale lepe byio
byti Fanningem samym. Bylo
peklem byti uhlirem pod kite
'ymkoli Z Mich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
| !

Uhclnc dolly Domersetske
hyly nejbohatSimi V Pennsylva
nil. D6lnici, ktefi V Mich praco-
vail. byli' nejhllre placeni. Do
stavali sice jisty plat cd tuny
ncbo denni mzdu die sazby
spolku majitelu dolu, ktera by
Ia VSak tax nizka, &c mczi nj
d nicim vclky rozdil nebyl. A.
lc tyranstvi bossu bylo takov6,
IcJlch pravidla tax ncsncsitei-
M, nc mala mzda mcla ieStc
menSl kupni hodnotu V ohcho-
Czech spolccnosti, V nichz uhli-
II sVc potreby kupovati museli.
Kdvz skladnik V obchode
Ealancoval ucty, zbylo malo
pro uhlirc jeho rodinu. Ten,
kdo ncmcl ku konri tydnc )dluh
Y kramu, bvl st'astnym Glove
KEN. Takovc vyssayani a otro-
Ccnl dclnlku. trvalo liz od tc
doby, GO Amos Tanning stal Sc
superintendcntcm a prave ny
III dosahlo stupn6 ncivyssiho.
Bruceni horniku neustavaIo,
nespokoj jenost rostla az Sc zda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

muz a cetl. Svetnice, V ktere
sedel, prozrazovala pritomnost
esoby vyssiho nez ohycejneho
vzdelani, pakli ne tez nadoby-
cejnych prostfedku. Svetnice
byla zafizena jako studovna
ncbo knihovna. Byla zde skTin
naplnena knihami - nektere 4
Mich byly stare, iine move
mnohe mely znamky jinych
majitelu, coz bvlo znamenim,
&c .ie mas ctenar druhe ruky
Eoupil. } Nedaleko pilneho cte-
mare lezel velky slovnik a po
stomach byly rozv6seny mapy
ruznych casti statu Pennsylva-
ME. U okna stal psaci stolek
GobIe zasobeny psacimi potre-
bami.
q prostred svetnice stal po-
kryty stul, nehoz Donald
Vance sedel zaujat studova-
MIN novcho dila dolovani u
Iii.
Vance byl stroinikem uhel
nych dolech Domersetskych V
Pennsylvania, vzdor tomu, re
byl tcprv tiicet roku star, lyl
taleko siroko znam pro sve roz
sable vedomosti hornicke a
svou ucenost, nabytou svym
Vlastnim pricin6nim, ,ktera VITA
hoyala Sc Skoro ma kazdG od-
Netyi vedy a literaturv.
.Vzdelanost Donalda Vance
rebyla jedinou jeho prednosti.
byl tez znam pro svou silu.
statnou postavu a krasny muz
ny. oblGej. Srdnatost, Vla6t-
most nezbytna kazdcmu "a
nestHanci .uhelnych doleeh,
byla vNdatnou znamkou karak
tcru Vancova Nebal sc niko-
no, doycdl dati mocnou ranu,
ale prcdce byl We SVEN chova-
III TAX nezny jako zena.
Iivot Donalda Vance ncbyl
ru5ovou stezkou. Jeho otec, ta2
uhlir, zemrel kdyz byl Donald
jestG chlapcem, zanechav zde
vdovu a malou divku Ma starost
bodremu sNnovi, ktery sdGdil
vSecky muznc vlastnosti pc
SVEN otei. Starry Vance byl jed
nlm q prvnich uhlifu ameri,
ckych. Prumvslu, ktery byl do
SUD rizen ciZim rozumem, ia
koz i cizimi pazemi, dodal V
ZnaGne mire obGho a to vyhrad
ne americk6ho. A Donald, CO
sve iedine dedictvi, zachova
val zasady americke nezavislc-
sti, p6stovane jeho otcem
schopnosti k uceni, studovani
postupu.
Jiz co iinoch pracoval V u.
helnych dolech a z voZeickafo
pi'ivedl to pilnosti az k nynej-
Sjmu svemu postaveni strojni-
Ia. Svymi svalovitymi pazemi
rodporoval svou matku a Sc
siru, jak sc sluSelo ma syna otcc
Donalda Vance.
Kdyz Donald Vance scd6l
zdc zahlouban V obsah knihy.'
czvaly Sc V predsini lehke kro-
ly a slabe zaklepani Ma dve-
lie.
"Dale!" zvolal usm6vem.
nebot' dobre znal' krok j kle-
pani.
Slicna, asi osmnactilcta div
Ia vstoupila.
Leila Vancova byla kr;lskou
uhlirskc oSady. Vlastnosti ieji-
10 ducha rovnaly Sc krasc .ic-
jlho obliccjc a postavy, ncbot'
hadani k studiim, tax vyyinutt
Il Donalda, bylo zahv pTenc5c-
no take Ma jeho sestru. ~
Kdyz Leila ystoupila, ,vzhlcdl
Donald vzhuru q stin obavy
prclctl ieho oblicej
.'Co sc stalp, Lcjlo2 isl ultra
rena jak pozoruii, plakala
isl. Go ic toho pricinou?"
mic TAX vclmi yaznGho, Do
nalde" OdyGtila ale chV6ni TO-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

"To asi mi nadhodil", Ease
ptala divka.
"Ten padouch! Coz pax my
slI, &c bych svuj postup zakou-
pill "a stesti me sestry? Stava
| jiz nejak6ho dohodnuti mezi te
bou a Davem?"
"Ano. Miluji jej".
"Zadal mne svoleni la
,n1 Je dial, nebot neni V cele
Americe SlechetnejSiho muze
rad Davida Grahama. A co SO
Fannlnga tyce = nestava vet
siho padoucha mad neho".
"On zada ode mne odpoved'
do Ultra. Budu il miti pfiprave-
lou", pravila Leila starostlive.
Nemej zadnou starost. Pro-
n;uvi-li k tobe opet veci te,
posli no pro cdpoved' ke mne".
Domluviv, Donald wal opet
knihu, ve ktere drive cetl, a
ella, vidoLc, re dalSi hovor ne
lbyl by mu l1ilfm, objala jej
kolem krku, polibila jej a wy
Sla ven.
Sia primo do male sv6tnice,
V ktere sedela stara zena pie
| tia.
"Nuze, drahousku, co rekl
Donald?" tazala Sc starSi ze-
ma, kdyz Leila vstoupila.
"Prav6 to, co sc dalo Cd tax
Slechetneho bratra ocekavati,
mako. On nechce ami dovolit,
abvch mluvila panem Fannir-
gem. Nam iei poslat k Donal-
6ovi pro odpoved'."
"Drahy Donald! Je tax Sle-
chetny a hodny", pravila pani
Nancova. "Za takoveho syna
dekuji bohu. Doufam, re jei
nestihne zadne neStesti".
"Pakli Sc nejakeho obava,
medal to aspon Ma ievo", odv6-
tia divka. "Alc on nikdy neu-
kaze sve pohnuti. ia sama ne
mohu Sc ubranit obavam. Sly
Sela jsem tax mnoho o prchli-
Eosti doZorce vuci tenn, kterG
nenavidi".
Y tom zaznel zvonek u dve-
ii a Leila odkvapila otevriti a
Npustiti do domu svalnateho
uhlirc.
Lest Donald donna, !, siccnc
Lcilo?" tazal Sc. = ''''''ss
| "Ano", ,odvetila. "Reknu mu,
ze istc. Zde. Vase jmeno?"
Burns, ma'am".
Uhlir Burns byl uveden do
Donaldovy knihovny.
"Neni treba cekati nyni na
Donalda", pravila PAM Vanco-
va. "Ncbot' kdyz iej dostanou
uhllrl do prace, nevedi mkdy,
kdy mail prestat mluviti. PG-
Jdemc radeji spat".
"Ano. Budou spolu asi dIou-
ho mluvit. Zda sc, nc Donald ie
Jim jakymsi vScobecnym rad
Gem. Obavam Sc vSak, &c sc bli
zeji nest'astni dnove".
me pro maho draheho sy-
Ina", pravila matka. con jest
lGokonalym muzem buh musi
byti pfi nem".
ODE zeny ulehly a Tampa We
svetnici Donaldove horela dlou
10 pres pul noe. Uhlif Burns
mluvil MIN asi .dulezitem
predmetu, re .ici udrzcl tax
Idlouho uzavreneho.
Bvl dulezitejjsim, ,nez sc mohl
n6kdo domnivati. kdo ncbyl V
tajemstvi ono zasveccn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
cd S. w. Hcpkinse,

ctem stoleti!"
/ "Dobre, re nj Jest. Nepreji il
nikomu takove souzeni jake sa
ma man,.
Donald zavfel svou knihu.
Pfitahnul svou zidli ponekud
bliz ku sestre zkoumal jeji
cblicej.
"Je velmi vazny. Coz pax
jest Dave tax preplnen obdivo-
lvanim a zboznovanim, re az
trfeteka?
/ "Nezertuj tom, Donalde.
+ FAc jeSte nehrozi zadne nebez-
Epeci, obavam Sc - skutecne Sc
Hobavam - re Sc TAX stane".
I "Nerozumim ii. Vedel jsem,
E5e Dave Graham liba pGdu, po
lktere chodis, ale vzdy jsem te
lpodezrival co spolecnici V zlo-
cinu. Co tomu rikaS, sestri-
Gko?"
Divka Sc zard6la hned ma
to nahle zbledla.
"Nejedna Sc zde o Davida,
rDonalde. Neminim Davida. Alc
il an Tanning mi rikal, abych 50
lstala jeho manzelkou".
/ "Fanning!" zvolal Donald
rozcilene. Ten tchor. Vzdyt'
! lej nemohu ami cititi. NetuSil
! isem, re po tob6 silha. Ten
chlap natropil iiz dost neplech.
! Nem6j S MIN nic !"
! "Tu to name. Ono Sc snad-
mo fekne: .'nemej S MIN nic'. To
.'sem mu mohla sama dost zdvo
! Tile rici, ale .iaky by to melo
naSledek? Jsme upln6 V jeho
noci, re ne?"
Donaldovo cello sc zachmu-
Tilo.
"Jc pravda, re je panem do
III a. &c 60 dozorce Domerseto-
Nych dolu muze mne propustiti
Il prace. Ale spi$c bych sneSl
tisicero propuStcni, nez adv So
t.ech jcho dotkl tvc tvarc. Kdy
: tcbQu mluvil?,1' T..
Ones odpolednc. Potkal
nne, kdyz jscm sla na postu a
jel Sc mnou. Chtela jsem ii to
lei pfi vecefi, ale tvs byl "a
nySlen a id t6 nechtcla vytrho-
att a obt6zovati".
| "Ano, nam dost starosti
,ez toho. V6ci sc rychlc pfi0-
| truli. Tyranstvi Fanningovo a
| eh0 poddozorcu vyvola stav-
III. Utlacovani je hroznc k ne
J ydrzeni".
Leila cekala chvilku az ieji
)ratr opet promluvi. Ale obli-
| ej jeho sc Zakobonoval. Zda-
0 Sc, re sc pchrouzil do velmi
ieprijemneho dumani.
! "Coz pax Sc media nic oGek&-
! at od majitele dolu. pana Car
lngtona ?" tazala Sc. "Mozna,
'e ami nevi o v$em, co sc dele V
menu jeho".
| Donald pfiStoupil ku skrini
Ia knihy a vyhal nj Casopis.
| "Zde Jest dneSni "Herald'.
)bsahuie zpravu umrti pana
al1'ingtona Europe, kdeI
| lei k vuli svemu zdravi. Uhel-
1e dolly nalezeji nvni jcho dee
| i Helene.
Helene? Znal's il, kdyz by
a malou jest6 divkou".
"Ano. Hravali isme 81 spolu,
c pyla nekolik roku mladSi
lez ia. Namuze il nyni byti Vi
&c nez triadyacct. Mcla by isl
lsc pamatoyat na Hclcnu Cay
''ingtonovu. Ale kdyz isl byla
| Idcckem,. byla ona poslana pryG
| 30 Skoly. Ncbyla zdc liz mno-
no roku".
"NestaVa mnoho. nadcjc".
"IadnG. Tanning bvl pancm
Ia zivobyti pana Carringtona.
Jest moznc, zc Helena spolch-
ne sc ma ncho zalczitostech
tykajicich Sc iciiho vclikcho
dcdictyi"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

dlouhem zapasu domohli jed
noho dne odpocinku V tydnu,
Delnici, kteri jiz nyni pracuji
Sest dni Y tydnu, budou nyni
pracoyati "A hodiny tydne, a
vsak, kdyby tax delnicka rada
rozhodla, muze byti pracovni
doba zvysena ma 48 hodin.
OZNAMOYANf We "SVETU"
PRINASf l1SPECH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-12
COMMERCIAL CLUB Is
FORMED AT BLUEWATER

Especial Correspondence to The J0urnai.l
Bluewater, N. NJ, July 1.-The
leading business men and farmers
in this vicinity have organized a
commercial club. Joseph F. Mel
son was elected president and w. e.
Nevis secretary This will no doubt
aid materially in the further de-
Ivelopment of Bluewater.
Lots In the new townsite con-
tinue to sell. j. Burke, of McKin-
ley. purchased lots last week and
contemplates building a home here
in the near future.
Bluewater celebrated the Fourth
in true western style, last Monday,
the 5th. In the morning there
were exercises and an address ably
delivered by ]. w. Chapman, presi-
dent of the Gallup Chamber Of
Commerce. The morning program
being finished, the crowd proceed
ed to the race track and picnic
grounds west of town.
After an enjoyable picnic dinner
the races and other field sports be-
gan. There were foot races, horse
races, relay races. auto races, and
broncho busting, without which no
western celebration is complete. A
chicken pull In. which cowboys and
Indians took part closed the after
noon program. Everything moved
like clock work, and each feature
was full of pep and greatly en-
joyed by the spectators. II
In the evening there were fire
works followed by grand BALL.
The celebration was a success from
start to finish and was attended by |
he largest crowd ever in Blue
water.