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~JoYamieovo dedictvi.
ON z FRANCOUzSKEHO.

TIA Sc S ClmZe pOSCOVHlm NoAeLA
tam, odkud jsem vyjela.
V krajine one nechtela jsem
zustati "a zadnou cenu. Vyda-
la jsem Sc znova ma pout bez
Gle.
Go zalezelo mi ma tom,
kan nahoda mne poyede? Nj
echo jsem 81 nepfala, Y mic
jsem nedoufala, ma mic Sc ne
tesla. Byla jsem nest'astna,
byla jsem ma dust sklicena. A
no, mia Dionysie, pocala jsem
sc obavati, re V hlave me nenl
Use V poradku, nebot' hruzne
predstavy mne desily a V moz-
ku mi hucelo. Jak dlouho jsem
bloudila, nevim. PamatuJi Sc,
re jednoho odpoledne dorazl-
la jsem ma Grandval. Potrebo-
vail sluzku a prijali mou ma
bidku. - 'Bude-li Sc mi u vas
llbiti', pravila jsem k pachtyr-
ce, tedy zGstanu u vas pro
.vzdy, kdyz sami mne nevypu-
dlte. Nemam rodiny, sama
jsem We svet6, tedy nestojim 0
penize. Date-li mi stravu, ja-
koz i potrebn6 pradlo a sat
styo, budu spokojena'. - Pach
tyrka tazala Sc po jm6nu mem,
fekla jsem il je; ;avSak V tom
tez okamziku jsem toho litova-
la, nebot' napadlo mi, bych zu-
stala pred celym sv6tem skry-
Ia a nikomu svuj puvod nesd6-
loyala.
Proc? Nevedela jsem. Pro
sila jsem pachayfka, by jm6no
ME nikonu nesdella, rekla
jsem ii, re mann vazn6 k tomu
priciny, bych puvod svui tail
la. Pachtyrka byla hodna zena,
uvefila mi, re minulcst ma po-
ctiva, re jsem nikomu neubli-
lila, nebot' pOznala ma prvni
pohled, re sv6t ublizil mn6. -
'Nebudu prot vaSi vuli', pravi-
la Ike mne, ale jm6no nejake
musite mitil' Jmenujte
mne, jak chcete'. ~ 'D0bre te-
dy, budeme vas nezyvati Alzb6
tou, nebo zkratka Lizou'. -
| lsem spokoiena'. 'AvSak
dlouho to netrvalo a ku im6nu
tomuto d~ostalo Sc m; pTiv6sku
III vzdychaya, nebot' tax ma
wall mne zenci Y let6, kdyz Vi
deli stale zasmuSily oblicej mUj
2 kdyz poznali, re nikdy ne
2ertul, ale stale pro sebe uza-
vfena jsem a pred kazdym
mlcim. Podali mi prezdivati
v%zdychava Liza a pridavali tez
krasna, nebot' jsem byla jeste
mlada. Pryni jm6no mi zdsta-
10, krasnou mi jiz dayno ne1i-
Kali. To tedy ma minulost, Di-
cnysie, nyni anas me tajemstvi.
Budes 81 yse dobre pamatovati,
co jsem ii zde fekla?"
"Ano, iakoby vse mne same
SC bylo prihodilo'.
"A Wis, co treba ii podnik-
nouti, jestlize -
%, prosim vas. zbayte Sc
tuto mySlenky!"
NelnoIno, DIonNSle, ona
pevne sc re mna uiala. Opakuji
u, stroll ukiady menu ziti.
kdyby dcera ma lila, necekala
bych ani okamzik a opustila
bych Grandval lined. Avsak
co zalezi mi ma tonic d6di-
ctFi? Potfebuji je? Jak jsem
lekla, yzdala jsem Sc svtta, a
nebojim Sc osudu, at lklady
mi strojl Jakekoliv''.
"Nite 60, vzdychava Lizo?
Odejdeme Ultra ODE pospolu".
hlara Guerinova potrasla
hlavou a odpovedela: "Nejsem
mlada. bych touzila pc dobro-
druzstyieh zde jsem pres city
rect let lila a chef zde re
mfiti'.
Nevzpominala jste Y tech
j to ctyfICiti letech nikdv ma
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PRODAJf Sc LEVINE dive pf

FRODAJf Sc LEVINE dive po-
stele, jedna mosazna, jedna E.
majlovana, kuchynsky still, Ii
die, houpak, screny do oxen,
lahve ma nakladani a RUNE il
ne veci. Haste Sc ' els. 1914
Hamlet Ave. nahoTe. Tez va
zana kniha "'Zlata Praha'.
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~
''SvET"
DoPfS p. N~OvoTNEHO.
Praha, 1. cervence 1921,
Ct6na redakce Sveta:-

&NNANAANS& ~
Odpust'te, re me dopisy jsou
tax strucne, jsou to jen 1ryvky
We spechu naznacene. We sku-
tecnosti Mcneil jsem dosud vol
ne hodiny, V kter6 bych mohl
sve myslenky prenest ma pa
pir. Nejen re sdcastnil jsem sc
Sc svoji manzelkou temer
Vsech uvitani, kterych Sc beast
nikdm G. N. S. vsude dostalo,
ale sam tez cinim caste vyjfzd-
ky, z nichz vracime Sc obycei-
ne pozd6 - kdy jiz poTadni
obcane posilnuji Sc spankem.
Dne %. cervna S G. N. S. pro
hledli jsme 81 zahradu Kin
sk6ho, narodopisne museum.
Vecer byli jsme srdecn6 "a
yelik6 1Gasti vitani V Mar. Do
me ma SmichoVG s~enatorem W.
j. Klofacem (za narod. social
sty). Dne %. cervna prohledli
jsme 81 obrovske zavody ma Wy
rabeni zeleznicnfch voz1
"Ringhoferovku', Sc zastav-
kou v nejv6tSim pivovare smi
chovskem. Tam mas seznamili
s vyrobou piva a provedli mas
sklepy, jejichz rozsahlost a
hlavne obsah jest obdivuhod-
ny.
Zde isme ochutnali to prav6,
nekTten6 a herald isme Sc lou
eli 5 prameny tax vzacnymi.
Tyr den o 3 nod. odp. seSli
jsme Sc We StromOvce. sdcastni-
Ii Sc vystavy pamatnych listin,
peGeti atd. tam zvlaSte pro u
ct6ni pamatky ceskych pand
vystavenych. T6z prohl6dli
jsne 81 %prdmyslovy palac a w
stavu delnickych druzstev, roz
merry a statistika mas velmi pre-
kvapily.
Vecer stravili jsme Y Mar.
divadle, kdez hiram Smetanuv
skvost "Prodana nev6sta" ma
poGest americkJch hosti.
%. cervna vyl6tli jsme 81 ma
pamatnJ Karluv Tyn, obdivo-
vail isme nadheru tehoz, pa
matky v mem uschovan6, ty 3
metry slime zdi ma strm6 skale
Sc starou, rs metra hlubokou
studni.
25. cervna navstiviIi isme
ma Hradcanech pamatny
chrdm sv. whisky $ hroby ces-
kych krald, Bdou v6z, Dali
borku, zamek $ jeho starobily-
mi historickymi sally atd.
Vecer zakoncen zamec-
KEN parku hradtansk6m. Pr
hudb6 vojenske podavan caj a
zakusky "a poradatelstvi p.
Premysla Samala, kancl6re a
legacniho rady Jana Masary-
ka.
27. ceryna prohlizime me
rodiSte Novy Kolm, hodne zme
neny, avsak iadro to same. Pc
% letech poznavam mn6 mi
Ia Ia mista, budi Sc We mne We
skere vzpominky ma mladi zde
stravene. Navstivili jsme pana
Hajka a p. Somra V jejich sou
sedicich Vil&ch, utulnych to mi
stech, 30 americku Sc vsim
pohodlim zafizenych a shleda-
Ii jsme Sc tam S PAM Hegrato-
voa a ieji dcerou 2 Clevelan-
du. Pc vyrizepi pozdravu ma
vstivily isme slecny kubovy,
pozustal6 po mem mistru a ma
t.ie.iich pfani strayili jsme L
Mich prvni noe V Kolin6.
We Velimi jsme byli %. Ger
vna. Vyrabi Sc tam znama co
kolada a jennie cukrovinky
Stravujem Sc Il PAM Sixtove
matky pana Boy Sixty z Gle
velandu, mile to a dosud stat.
ne stafenky. St6zuje 81 nam, ~
syn stale meska mimo domov {
re iei ani neuzije. Mildred
vnucka PAM Sixtoye, prave cd.
iiela do Jablonce a p. 3. SiXta
ie mn n~aVSt6V6, prOceZ 20 pro
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PRODA Sc velka nova po-
stel, dresser, d6tska postylka,
kozeny houpak, plynova KAN
ma kuchynska a tez vytap6ci,
kuchynsky still, zidle a zdIma-
cKa, vSe LEVINE. Haste Sc v G.
1892 SVec ave. z e. 131 ulice.
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SVych komurek.
Ma statku vse spalo a nikdo
nemel tuSeni o nocni teto Wy
chazce.
44i4deA
%.
Osm dni pc vzajemnem Wy
povedeni minulosti Klary Cue
rinove a Dionysie Morelov6 pri-
sci ma statek mezi jedenactou a
dVanactou hodinou jednoruky
zebrak - bylo videti, re ma
jen jednu ruku - a prosil o al
muznu. Jak obycejem, mel pc
strane mosnu a ruce silnou
sukovitou hui. Sta1y, sedivy
k!obouk plst6ny spadal mu az
pres usi. Dlouhy, vice cerveny,
neil Svetly vous a hustle cerne
vlasy, spadajici hluboko do ce-
la, kryly jeho tahy, re nesnad-
no bylo rozeznati tyto, a Sc
mute drzeni t6la nasvedGova-
10, re bud jest to starec aneb
Jen Zdati Sc chce byti MIN.
kalhoty mel samou zaplatu a
ma tele starou halenu selskou,
kterou kolem pasu provazkem
mel stazenou. Hlasem knuci-
wynn prosil, postaviv Sc ma pra-
hu: "Jsem ubohym mrzakem,
smilujte Sc made mnou!"
PachtyTka byla Sc svymi dive
ma sluzkama We yelke s%vetnici.
Vynala 2 kapsy desiticentim.
"Zde, vzdychava Lizo", pravi-
la, "dejte to tomu ubozakovi".
klara Guerinova vzala q ru-
Ky jeji velky med'ak a polozi-
la jei V natazenou ruku zebra
k9Vu.
"Buh YAM to tisickrate o.
piat'." zaskemral tento.
Ma to rychlosti blesku w
menil zvlastni pohled 5 pach-
tyrkou, pozdravil. aniz By snail
klobouk, a belhal Sc re dvora.
Dionysie zpozorovala po-
HE'D omen, ktery pachtyrka 5
n%eznamym yym6nila. Tot
%zvlastni", mrucela k sobe. A
zamysien6 zustala staff, S oba-
YOU pohlizeUc ma starou svou
pritelkyni.
"Nuze, Dionysie, nae my
slis?" pravila PAM Parizotova.
AT nezkameniS, ku predu, ku
pIedu, pokryj stul, Tide plijdou
co nevidet!'
lined, hned, pani'', odpov5
della mlada divka. A pospisila
81 5 praci, ktera il byla udele-
ma.
Vzdychava Liza, starostliva
jako vzdy, k~rajela chleh do We.
he hiinene missy, by potion mai
villa masoyou polevku.
Ia nekolik okamziku vrati
Sc pachtyr Sc svymi ceIediny
Posadili Sc "a stul.
Pc obed6, jenz dlouho ne
tlyai, vysla Dionysie ven, a ne
vedomky hledaly zraky jeii
rovine podezrel6ho zebraka
Oddechla 81, kdyz spatrila ht
zachazeti ma vrsku. Clovek 0
ren bral Sc svou cestou a upo
KOHL il TAX, nebot' hyla pobou
rena velice jeho vymennym pt
hledem 5 pachtyfkou. Zajist
dekoyal tax "a almuznu, utiSo
vala Sc.
Odpoledni prace zahnala
III veskerou vzpominku ma led
norukeho, take vecer jiz ma.
!, ami nevzpomn6la.
| lPekr2cov&nD
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PRoDA Sc. novy moderni
dun o z pokojich, je jednoro-
dinny, Use ma iednom poscho-
di, tee garaz. Haste Sc v els.
32S2 w. 38 st. 1928
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PRODAJi Sc diva lotv

PRoDAJi Sc diva Lofty ma
vych. 149. al. z Kinsman I'd,
kazdy V rozm6ru 40 pfi 240
str. Dulezita pricina. mutt k
prodeji. Mali pevnou cenu
$1,000, dali Sc "a $1,000. Hla
ste Sc V els. 1857 E. 149. I'll.
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PRODA Sc lot rozmeru 40
pri SO str. ma Coath Ave. V
C%oriett, blize Skoly, cena $3.50.
Haste Sc V elsie 1901 Coath
Ave. 1920
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PRODA Sc dun hodicf Sc
pro dive rodiny, ctyri pokoje
pro kazdou, pentry, plyn, elek
trika, diva sklepy, prostorny
lot, II mladych stromu, cena
S4, 200. Blizsi Sc sdeli V els.
3048 Nursery Ave. pc pate
iodine veGer. 7-18
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PRODA Sc 5 akru dobr6ho
pozemku S krasnou zahradou
IA dlazden6 ceste, 8 mil Cd
Clevelandu. Cena $4,000. no.
tov6 $500. Haste Sc V elsie
1923 Dolloff I'd. 2?
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PRIME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc diva tesari.
Haste Sc u j. Navratila, 1874
BeechWood Ave. 7-2O
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LACE DoMU. Nam ' pro-
deji dyou i jednorodinn6 domy
Y Gene cd $4,000 do $4,000 pri
menSi splatce hotov6 a ostat-
nj ma vyhodne splatky. Priid'-
tie Sc poradit a blizsi informace
yam poda ochotn6 Ed. Caba-
lex, 1899 Z. 121. ST. 1927
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PRODA Sc pozemek o rs
akrech, ma dlazd6ne cest6 "a
P%ainsVille, O., jakoz i vsechno
farmaiske naTadi q stroie. Pou
re SIS akr. Haste Sc u Jos.
Meyer, R. F. d. No. ,, Leroy
Center, gainesville, 0. 7-20
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PRONAJME Sc obchodni
misto i S bytem ma vych. 131.
Gl., hodici Sc pro jakykoli OBJ
chod. Naleza Sc ma vych. 1871.
III. c. 1872. DopiSte majetniku
F. Dohnalovi, r. f. d. No. /,
Burton, O.. -?
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PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc. Sici stroj Sin
d6tska postylka a tahaci
harmonika. Haste Sc els.
4605 Lester Ave. 7-20
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 6 svet
nicich dole, pfipraven hned k
nastehovani. Haste sc V els.
1878 Coath Ave. 7-2O
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VYMENfM

VYMENiM krasne samo-
hraci piano, nejnov6.jsiho dru-
hu "a automobil dobrGm po-
radku. Haste sc IL Maresh
Piano Co, 1903 vych. IS. Ill.
1928
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PRODA Sc pozemek o | a.
lru u poulicAi kary. Zavolei-
-e L. +. Zelenku, Riverside
l63 X. 7-20
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PRODA Sc p6kne move dra-
ne ceske peri yelmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc V els. SOFA Hamlet Ave.
nahore. 7-21
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VYMENlM farmu "a OBJ
chodni neb residenGni maietek
V mest6, jest SO akrd rozlohy,
pekne budovy Sc zahradou, 7
krav, 3 kon6, slepice, kachny
a y5echny stroje co jsou ma
farm6. Use jest oset6. Tato
farma jest ma dlazdene ceste,
II. mil cd Clevelandu. Haste
Sc IL j. Smetany, 1923 Dolloff
Rd. i?
The New York herald., 1921-01-06

"8Iy God. yes" the woman cried.
She burst into tears and covered her
face with her hands. 1t was necessary
to halt the examination for some min
utes until she had recovered her COM
pOsllre
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
Every Suit, Coat and
Dress Now i'm Stock
Reduced!
Misses, Women's and Small
Women's .Sfules

Dresses Formerly 245O to $500 Now 1850 to 25O0(
SHIFTS Formerly 2o 50 to 275O0 Now 23 go to 2060(
Coats Formerly 1850 to l720O Now 2,.I3 to $500
Skirts Formerly 1850 to $3.50 Now 1913 to 29.6,
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Nortii Lester, Winslo~. girl
Hopkins. George Hay mond. Paradise.
Mont. boy
iunasfsn. Edward Leon. 1905 stew
art st, girl.
Gairer. Rso ". 1915 y. ssth st.. girl.
Moran. william G. 3ts W. seth ct.
boy.
Pike. Norman Charles. uio IAtona
ave. Eiri
nsiis. Emil " sts7 waiiingford ave.
giri
Mscsndn,h. Lorns W. so,o Midvsis
ave. boy.
Erickson. Joseph Alfred. foii .sth
ave. ~ w.. girl
Toiiss. Tony. sit Jefferson 81. boy.
stream Arthur. .sft y. Marion st.
boy
Rrseser. Adolf ISL, Second ave. boy.
sexseks. Afzgiro. 1901 = fesier way.
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mTrce.
Blaine. who has spent the last two
years In Washington City. made a re.
port 20 the trustees Of the chamber
Tuesday.
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RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
sEEi.Ey. FAMOUS IN THIS
SPECIALLY. CALLED
To SEATTLE

y. ". Seelcy. OF Chicago and phiia
deiphia. the noted truss expert. will
personally he at the Washington no
tel. and win remain In Seattle Wed
nesday, Thursday. Friday and Satur.
day. December II. 10. is. II. MIR
sceIcy says: The Spermatlc Shield
will not only retain any case Of rup.
ture perfectly. but contracts the
opening in 10 days on the average
case. Being vast advancement
over all former methoda-cxcmpilf
ing instantaneous effects Immediate.
ly appreciabie and withstanding any
strain or position. This instrument
received the only award In England
and In Spain. producing results with.
out surgery. injections. medical treat
mrnts or prescriptions. Mr.. Seeiey
has documents from the United
States Governments. Washington.
ID. C.. for inspection. He will he
glad to demonstrate without charge
or III them II desired. Business de.
mands prevent stopping at any other
place In this section.
r. S.-Evcry statement In this
notice has been verified before the
Federal and State Courts.--F. H..
Seelcy.
Homo office. III North Dearborn ST..
Chicago.
Advertisement.
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Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

The fret constructive act ~ ih.
North Fu, aiiup Community club ~iii
be the EravsiinE of the walk run.
Ming parallel 10 Milwaukee ave from
the North Puyailup bridge TO tho in.
ter-pction OF tho avenue with tho
Pacific highway.
Mel Ingram has been reelected
captain OF the Aberdeen high school
football team
Request that few os the streams
81 Grayn Harhor county be ofrn~d to
rainbow trout fishing with rod and
tackle from November I TO April I
each year IL 20 b. made By the uraya
Harbor game commission.
Earl Hubert Of Aberdeen has
acquired the Interest Of Walter Cold
iron Of Hoauiam in the Twin city
Transit Co. which operates the hna
line between Aber5ecn and Hoauiam.
Tho Port Angeles Evening Nevr
devoies an important frontp page edl'
torial 10 tho necessity for highway
20 Ncah Ray. Military. agricultural
and scenic ends would be served In
the conjunction Of the road. the
editorial pointed out.
Residents 81 Olympia have been
warned 70 boil their drinking water
by A. r. Ncciarty. city water super.
: ntsndent. Tho reason for the pre-.
caution Ia that due to the excessive
rains. swamp water and drainage has
overfiowed into the springs nj the
pumping station us~d as the base Of
the city's water supply.
Lady members Of the Olympia Golf
apd Country club are conterting for
the cup offered by the Olympia Light
a Power Co. the matches taking
place each Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Rubber was frs, used as pencil
eraser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Laxative BROMo QtIsISE Tablets
relieve the Headache BY curing the
Cold a tonic LAXATIVE and germ de-
strot~r. The genuine bears the sig
nature ~ " W. Grove. TIE sure you
set bROMol oc.-~Advertinemsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

WEEKLY LUNCHEON 81 the
concontric club at pig'n Whistle
Thursday noon.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Rssldsner. AFe.
Macdonald. Laurel J.. Seattle. Legal
Adams. Harold j. Seattle ..fs~gal
Fnidef. Helen A.. Yakima Legal
Decker. Charles l.. seattle ....s1
iverson. hAz~i l. Seattle .........is
Terry. Paul w. Seattle .........,t
Oven. Jessie l.. Seattle .........s5
wt-dahL Paul. Portland ..... Legal
ElilnEHoerE. Lisbsfh. Seattle Legal
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Chinese Acquitted
of Assault Charge

Frank Lee. alleged chineat FUN.
man. was acquitted by a superior
court jury Tuesday Of assault In tho
first degree. Lee was charged with
firing shots at Harry Gong. Chinese
merchant. on October 6. Mt First eye.
and Cherry ~.
Cong has been sentenced 20 air
months In Jail for carrying concealed
weapons. and also faces charges Of
grand larceny.
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DEATHS

Trseis. Annie carseii. 81. ISIS Mud
son %.
sinonson. Nora IS. anoauainis
Hammer, Mira Margaret 20. $3.50
Second ave.
narbsris, Mary, 81. tfis seth ave. +
-. lioNton st
pittrlan. cleo. ~. 1903 yssler way.
Monsd. Bsreara. -. 49, Sycamore
ave.
Richardson. Frank. ~. sUs W. eth
sI
London aquarium has two fish
from the Amazon. which are valued
at 800.
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MOther-in-Law
and Home Brew--ThiS
Is the Terrible Trio!

sort OF forget Themselves. They for.
get 20 come home.
They arouse jealousy. dircontent
which finally ends In a separation.
And the wife comes TO me and wants
10 file suit for "a divorce on grounds
OF non support. Oh. I know" says
Meaoham, because 1 trace back.
and generally find tho real reason at
the bottom Of II ALL"
"How about the mothersin.law."
he goes on TO say, let me tell
you something. Motherin.inw diff
cuities aren't all Ina the funny pa.
pera.
Just nj present." says Meaeht
am. families are doubling up.
because of unemployment and
high rents. Now. that's all very
nico--to save expenses. But
No ROOF ~ BIG ENOUGH TO
COVER TWO FAMILIES.
Il have examples Of that brought
up here every day. Just yesterday"
he told us Tuesday afternoon. n
man came In to ask whether or not
he had ~. right TO live In his own
house. The mother.in.law. IL seemA.
had arrived from California two
weeks ago. and since had ordered her
daughters husband out u the house.
Now, don't intend 20 war
against mothers,in.ls Neachanf
interrupts himself. sRomc OF them
ara fine. and inst now are helping
out numerous families during this
unemployment period. And n lot Of
them have wonderful personalities
and know how 10 keep their places.
but It's this mother in.law type who
moves In and manages the family
who 10 wrecklng homes. This family
doubling. up proposition just at pres.
ent Is offering her a glorious oppor'
tunity.
1T may seem odd" states Meseh.
arm. Ito aay that these three items
lead 10 most OF tho divorces In the
country. But they do. They start
that Indifference and general antag
onlsm that lead 10 WORSE
And then we become curious. and
looking UP the records. find tina,
1906 divorces 80 far this year had
been flled In the city Of Seattle
1rnt 10 awful what
Wivc~ who "slc~pin" eaeh
morning.
Home INV parties.
| And mothers iniAw
Can do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Mrs. X. M. Baas, ioho has
planned TO entertain 100 Seat
Tie youngsters and their
mothers fcifh a Christmas
dinner party on Christmas
day.
Name. OF youngsters who viii NJ.
end Mrs H. NJ. nass' Christmas din
nsr party, 10 be held In one OF the
downtown restaurants. are already
coming In 20 The star. Mrs. Bass
has told The Star that she Will enter.
tain 100 Riddles and their mothers.
who might not otherwise celebrate
with Christmas dinner. on Christ
mas day All 100 places have not
been filled.
Mothers who would like 10 attend
this dinner party with their Riddles
are asked 10 send their names and
the Riddles names 10 Tho star. And
any yonngr'cr whose mother cannot
accompany him. and who would like
TO attend. also Is ahsed TO send his
name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

0umatrA IL rapidly supplanting the
tobacco industry with the culture OF
rubocP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

go or .s-in. size. several
styles similar to picture:
elk covered and lined. .
blnations TO select FROM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Highway Projects
in State Pushed

with the passage Of the smith-Mo-
Nary reclamation bill. which seems
to b. a certainty for the near future.
work on three highway projects In
Eastern Washington. totaling 1880.
900. will b. begun almost immediate.
~. according 10 II. L. Blaine. vie.
president OF the Chamber OF Com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Woman Held After
Beer-Whisky Raid

Clara Motion was In the city Jail
Wednesday. following a raid on n
house az 1924 Yale ave. where. 1, if
alleged. they found II quarts OF
moonshinc. 40 quarts Of bottled beer
and rs gallons OF unbottlrd beer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Wives who sleep la" each
morning.

morning.
Home bvvw parti~s.
Aud motbers-in.lAw.
Thcse, according 20 King County
Divorce Proctor Eugene A. Meaoham.
are the undercurrent reasons why
people seek divorces today.
"of course" says Meachsm. ZAP
pllcatlons for these divorces are made
on grounds with good names IKE de.
pertion. non support. etc. but the
fundamental, terminating reasons
are simply" and then he names
them all over again.
wives who 'aleep.in.- he says.
taking up the first item, "--those
who refuse 10 start the day with their
husbands have always wrecked
homes. Men. for some reason or
other. aren't keen about the down.
town iunch counter for beakfnst.
That's not what they planned when
they married.
about tho home brew parties. ="
he continues. Just NJ present
they're raising havoc. Husbands go
To home brew parties-and-weii--
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
BITTER ASSAULT
ON TARIFF BILL
BY DEMOCRATS
House Democrats to Vote SOlidly
Against Bill
ALLEGED TO AID TRUSTS
Democratic Caucus Says the Bill
Would Add Millions Yearly
to Cost of Living

Washington. April 13-House Dem
ocrats bound themselves through
caucus action today to stand against
the emergency tariff and antidump-
ing bill and Representative Kitchen,
M minority leader. made public stimuli
taneously a statement OF views Of
minority members Of the ways and
means committee bitterly assailing
the Republican temporary tariff pro
gram.
Sharp differences arose in the eau
Gus on the question OF instructing
democratic members to vote unre'
servedly aga nst the emergency meas
ure. but it finally was carried by e
vote of II to 29 After the caucus,
Mr. Kitchen predicted that less than
a dozen democratic votes will be cast
fc. the Young bll.'
In the minority report the RepuD'
leans are accused Of tossing into the
lap of three great trusts, the Pack
ers. the Sugar Trust and the Wooden
Trust SITS, 100000 year and OF
seeking to disbar any future trade
W tn the Central Powers and smaller
states n Europe through "a spbtlle
and dangerous joker" in directing the
va'ue of foreign money, as basis
for leyyng duties on imports,