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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-08

tern1tionalism and we have
troubles enough on this side of
the Atlantic without borrowing
from Europe.
1t has come at last-a few real
sidelights on Wilson. Robert
Lansing's 1.-THE Peace Negoti-
ations" lets in some light on
dark places for it confirms what
the country generally has con-
cluded was the fact in our peace
negotiations. AS President, Mr.
Wilson was a dictator, and we
had a one-man government.
Mr. Lansing, as secretary OF
state and a member Of the Amer
lean peace commission has this
to say regarding the feeling he
had regarding his duties. He
says that Mr. Wilson made him
feel that his opposition to his
(Mr Wilson, attending the con.
ference was IAN unwarranted
meddling with his personal
affairs and was none of my bust
ness"
Regarding the forming of the
treaty, Mr. Lansing says He (Mr
Wilson, said with great candor
and emphasis that he did not in
tend to have lawyers drafting
the treaty of peace. The presi-
dents sweeping disapproval OF
members of the legal profession
participating in treaty-making
seemed to be, and l believe it
was, intended to be notice to me
that my counsel was unwelcome."
All we can say is that no one
would accuse the present treaty
of having been drawn by experts.
1t is no new thought when Mr.
Lansing says that Zone may infer
that the president was disposed
to employ the general longing
for peace as a means of exerting
pressure on the delegates in Paris
and on their governments to
accept his plan of a league"
1t seems that the apostle Of
open diplomacy" failed to carry
on if Mr. Lansing is correct in
saying that secrecy and in
trigres, which were only possible
through secrecy, stained nearly
all the negotiations at Paris but
in the final act of Withholding
knowledge of the actual text of
the treaty from the delegates of
most of the nations represented
in the conference; the spirit Of
secretiveness seems to have gone
mad"
Perhaps the secret of the
whole matter is in this observa-
ton; however, of Mr. Lansing's
regarding the ego of Mr. Wilson:
81 think it is not unjust to
say that President Wilson was
stronger in his hatreds than in
his friendships. He seemed to
lack the ability to forgive one
who had in any way offended or
opposed him."
Major General Wood is on his
way to the Philippines on an in
vestigating tour. He is to re-
port to the President and we may
be sure that no man better
adapted to the task or better
qualified for the work could be
found. We will have a working
knowledge of conditions and
affairs in the Philippines when
the General returns.
The Montreal Star carries at
the head of its editorial columns
these sentences:
"Capital Is the Labor of the Past,
labor Is the Capital Of the Future"
capital and Labor pulling together.
create the Prosperity Of the Present."
Here is the doctrine of capital
and labor in a few sensible
words. If we could realize this
On both sides of the wall how
much simpler living would be.
STATE NEWS.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-08

The American Federation of
Labor in severing its connection
with the international FEEDER
alton Of Trade Unions has taken
a wise step. There is nothing
but trouble connected with in
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-08

ternationalism and we have
troubles enough on this side of
the Atlantic without borrowing
from Europe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
SESTR.A IRSKEHO MUCEN-
NfKA NAVSTEVOU v GLE
VELANDU.

Vcera odpoledne pfedstavila
sc v Keithove divadle preplne-
nemu domu slecna Mary Nc
Swiney. sestra mayora ilskeho
mesta Corku, jenz v anglickem
vezeni podstoupil dobrovolnou
smrt hladem. Nadsene pfivita-
ma svymi krajany dekovala "a
pohostinstvi a volala po pomoci
Irsku, zejmena ably Spojene
Staty uznaly vlast jeff jako sa-
nostatnou republiku. V Ameri-
&C hleda hlavne pomoc> skutec-
nou, neb pouhe proievv svmpa
til nemaif valne ceny. Rec jeii
bvla iedinou zalobou ma Anglii,
ktera svoii voienskou prevahou
dust kazdy volneisf proiev. Ak.
ce vyznela V pfiietf resoluce, v
MI Sc pravf, ze risky lid jest o.
pravn6n X samostatnosti a ably
tato byla take ma pffslusnycr
mfstech uzn&na.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
POZAR ST. CLAIR HOTELU.

Dnes kratce po 2. hod. ranni
vzbudila policie obdrzevsi sig
nal as 40 hosti v hotelu (. 1881
st. Clair ave. a vyvedla je "a
yeas v bezpe6i. Poplach vydal
soukromy straznik, jenz usly-
Sci vybuch v zlatnickem obcho-
de nalezajicim Sc v.prizemi, o
kterem Sc domnival, ze pocha-
ri cd explose pokladny. Pfi-
chvatavsf letaci skadrona zjisti
la vsak, ze budove hoff a bez-
odkladne pfivolala hasice. O.
hen povstal v doutnikafskem
obchod6 taktez v budov9 umf-
stenem. V hotelu samem jest to
jill ctvrty polar cd jeho VISTA
venf. Vodou koufem byly
hlavn6 znatne poskozeny OBJ
chody v pffzemf, doutnik&fsky.
zlatnicky, obuvnicky, lek&rna a
diva restauranty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
OKRADEN A POSTRELEN
BANDITY.
We vlaku ztracene skvosty
v Gene $4,000.

Petr Szuperak, 2757 vych.
90. ul., byl vcera vecer ma East
Boulevardu a Amber Boule-
vardu prepaden dvema masko-
vanymi muzi, kteff jej postfeli-
Ii ma leve pazi obrali $572.
Lupiti po spachanem cinu vsko
eli do pfipraveneho auta a u
ieli. kdezto pfepadeny doiel dc
lGkarny ma vych. 116. ul. a
Buckeye rd., kde mu byl dan
prozatimni obvaz.
Ma ceste z Clevelandu dc
Sandusky ztraceny neb ukrade.
ny byly J. l.. Severanceovi skye
sty V Gene $4,000. Zda skvosty
zmizely ma zdeisim nadrazi {
We vlaku, nebylo dosud zjiste
no. Byly ulozeny We dvou rue
nich kabelkach a staly Sc dne'
predmetem Isilovneho patran
policie zdejsi v Sandusky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
UMRTf STARE OSADNIcE

Minulou sobotu veter zesnu-
Ia tise. seslosti vekem, pi.
Frantiska Holetkova. po 40-le-
tenn pobytu V Clevelandu. Ze-
snnla byla rozena v Stradoni-
cich. bydlela delsf dobu v Chy-
rove Berouna v Cechach a
dosahla veku 88 roki. jsouc az
do posledni chvile Gilou q pn
iasnem vedomf. Sva pozdn{ le-
ia travila u zet9 a dcery chval-
ne znamych manzeln Franka a
Barbory Kalousovych, MATTE
lie plumbarskeho zavodu ma
Broadway, kdez sc il dostalo
pecliveho osetreni a vzorne po-
zornosti. Telesne pozGstatky
zesnule budou .vyzdvizeny If
ira utery domu smutku els.
4410 Broadway, budou pfene-
seny do kostela sv. Vaclava ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
"a Pf. KATERINOU PINT
NEROVOU.

Opet jedna z Y.asich rad, jed
ma Il tech starych zaslouzilych
pracovnic, dokonaila cestne je-
il zivotni drahu. zanechavsi
testnou vzpominku v srdcich
rsech, kdoz il znaii a nj Sc sty-
kali. Zvlaste pTist6hovalci z
Grivejsich dt b., jiz pred 40 Vi
ce roxy do C.c"eiandu prijeli
a ma zapadni strape Sc usadili,
jak mnc.to iich bez pTatel a
znamych nasli dto6iSte u Pint
merit. kde ziskali nejen radu, "a
lie pnmcc 2 nutne zaopatfeni.
" tech dobach dobrosrdecnost
pi. Pintnerove byla znama me-
ri Cechy ma strane zapadni a
proto kazdy s velkou lctou k
nj pohlizel.
V zivote spolkovem byla po
dlouha leta ne1navnou pracov-
nicf. U nekolika sbori slouzila
co vzorna drednice, jakoz i Ste
DIE podporovala vsechny podni
ky narodni, a j k humannim L.
celim vzdy ochotne prispivala.
Co matka ,zaslouzi zvlastnf
obdiv v jeff ob9tavosti a lasce
X sve rodin9. Vychovala dev6t
dftek, niehz 6 zdatnych inte-
ligentnich synh neslo rakev sve
matinkv k mistu posledniho
odpocinku. v tom okamziku vi
deli jsme mlade jako stare Size
ii. Mimo rozvetvene rodiny,
mnozstvi sester cd sboru, tez
velky zastup pfatel zesnule
rozloucil Sc s pozustatky zaslou
zile zeny. ktera dlouhym a Ia
sluznym zivotem u kazdeho L.
ctu a lasku 81 zfskala.
F. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
VYROCNf SCHOzE PATRO-
NATU cESKE MAR. SINE MA
BROADWAY.


Patronat G. N. S. ma Broad
way konal vcerejsi nedele "a
znacneho ucastenstvi plenarni
schulz, "a ktere podan byl ucet
cinnosti "a rok prave uplynuly.
Dotycna zprava oznamuje, re
V stanku nasem podniknuty by
ly nakladne opravy a re celko-
w obrat vykazuje slusny obnos
$4,000. Zprava celkova jed
notlivych cinovnikI byly schva
leny a pfi nasledujicf volbe
zvoleni do patronatniho pred
sednictva pan Tomas Sfdlo st.
pfedsedou, pf.: Arm. Bubakova
Misrepresentation a tajemnf-
KEN p. G.. Diouhy.
Pfi volbe fiditeln a 5 nahrad-
nfkd obdrzeli nejvetsi pocet
hlasti PIP. a danny: Cernohor-
sky, Fal, Papez, Frtka, Svec,
Svoboda, Rausova, Mulacova,
Karnosova, Fingulin, Honcik,
Vafak Jicha. Nahraniky zvo-
leni PIP. Kubasta, Riedl, Reisl,
Mikes a Kavan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
VIM CESKOSLOVENSKO ZE
zIDOVSKYCH REzf.

Pri banketu Federation of
jewish Charities mluvil vcera
We Winton hotelu Mortimer l..
Schiff, financnik z New Yorku,
na thema "Potfeby nuzneho lid
stva v Evrope". Vypravel O po.
gromech v Polsku i jinde a "a
fadil take Ceskoslovensko mezi
zeme, kde vydani jsou zide hru
zam antisemitskych bouff.
Nam pogromech zidovskych
V stare vlasti neni niceho zna-
mo. Trpi-li zide pod nasledky
valkv, trpf ostatni lid tim vice
nezli Zidovstvo, ktere ie II mas
donna ma tom mnohem lepe nez
j lid mas. Byl by Gas, ably po-
dobny pfednasec byl v pfipra-
We svych proslovd vecnejsi, o.
nravdoveist a zeimena pravdi-
Wy. Ceskosloversko stale sc L.
tctistem zidovskych uprchlfkn,
kteFi "a caste sc nasi republi-
ce velice spatne odvd9cuji, ale
vzdor tomu krone vypovedeni
do ieiich puvodnf vlasti Jim j.
max nebvlo zkriveno vlasu ma
hlavS. Zda Sc. re by finanenfk
Schiff mel btti o pravem stavu
veci l6pe informovan.
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SvEDECKE vYPOVEDI v
PROCESU S CALLAGHE.-
REM.
Obzalovany jednal pry sebe.
obrans.

V soudnfm liceni proti byva-
Il6mu detektivu Gallagherovi
bylo obhajobe ulehceno neko-
lika sv6deckymi vypov6d'mi.
Obrat nastal, kdyz svedCil NJ.
.lIig. TICS Dearborn Ave. S.
W.. jenz pravil, ze hostinsky
Andrew I.eBoin mel Y kriticky
okamzik v ruce bodlo ma led.
Obzalovan6ho re sveho hostin-
&c vyhazoval. Gallagher poza-
doval ma hostinskem, ably ma
vratil detektivni odznak, ktery
mu ma jeho zadost ukaZal, do
Slo k vym6ne SLOW a pojednou
Gatfeskla rama. Sy6dek pri kfi-
lovem vyslechu Sc dostal ne
kolihrate do rozporu vlastni-
mi vypov6d'mi a pax Sc pfi-
znal, ze miavil S Gallaghe.
rem po spachanem 6inu. JinJ
oGity sv6dek, bartender NIGGA
%yprav6l, ze Gallagher prise.
do hostince a tazal Sc jej pc
maiiteli, ktereho Sc neco dota.
zoval. LeBoine zadal jeho legi'
timaci Gallagher mu podal cd
znak. Oba pax sli pres ulici k
telefonu, aby bylo policejni
stanice dosvedceno, re Gala
cher jest skutecn6 We sluzbach
policeinich. Phi navratu poza-
doval obzalovany odznak Zp6t
4 hrozil strelbou nebude-li mu
yydan. lie Boin jej pax pry Wy
zval, ably jen stielil, cemua
Gallagher vyhovel a hostinskt
klesl, aniz by tajneho ohro-
zoval. Zahadne bodlo LeBoine
ruce nemel. Podobne mluve-
10 bylo n6kolika jinymi sved
KY.
Po skonGenem patecnim lice
nj propustil soudce Gull poro-
tu, v niz zasedaji tet a zeny
domu S varovanim, aby Sc O
pfipadu zdrzeli jednotlivi Gle
move kazdeho rozhovoru ce-
lem liceni. Y pTocesu bude
pokraGovano dnes pondell
iopoledne.
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Popraveny zlodsj ameri-
ckych milodarH. Postovni pro-
vodci Eduard Peter v Bilsku
(v casti Slezska, jez pripadlo
Polsku) dopustil Sc We sluzbe
cetnych kradezi. V poslednf do
be sahl j ma milodary dochaze-
jfcf z Ameriky pro chude. Ne
ktere predmety ponechal 81
sam, jine rozprodal, a z takto
ukradenych penez castokrate
81 zahyril. urady ale zahy pfi-
sly ma stopu ieho podvodnym
manipulacfm. Peter byl zatcen
dodan k soudu, ktery jej od-
soudil k smrti zastrelenfm.
Rozsudek, jak sdeluje prerov-
SLY "Obzor". byl take V techto
dnech vykonan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
tTYRI LUPICl PREPADLI
GASOLINOVOU STANCE.
Postfeiili ncbezpecnS obchod-
vedouciho a ukradli $3.50.

Ac nebezpecn6 postfelen,
dopiazi! Sc fi.sW. Crawford k
tele;, emu a ohlasil policii, ze je-
mu sverena gasolinova stanice
Ia Cedar a Beliflower Rd.,
byla tremi muzi po 9. hod. ve-
Gerni pfepadena on sam po-
vazlivc zran6n. Bandite byli
ratrlG pii cinu vyplaseni neb
ma pof!laze nalezeny byly roz-
trousene penize.
Kratce pred tim diva JIM H.
piGi, M ktere diva pomahaGi
cekal; V piipravenem automo-
blu vnikli do garaze a ukra-
dli L. navisovi a NJ. Framso-
novi S2350 ma hotovosti a
$4,000 v tekach. GaraZ nacha
ri Sc "a domem poskozenych,
1906 vych. 1T. ul.
Postfelent Crawford dopra-
ven byl do Mt. Sinai nemocni-
ce, kde jest O jeho uZdraveni
pochybovano. Byl stfelen tfi-
krate p. bezprostredni blizko-
sti, neb sat jeho jeyi znamky
popalenin. Prepaden byl prave
We chvili, kdyz scitaval denni
trzbu, kdyz pojednou vstoupi-
Ii ctyri muzi a bez veskereho
varoyani byla nan ihned jed
MIN z banditu palba zahajena,
kdezto druzi v6novali poZor-
most hlayne tribe. Crawford
po prvni ran6 vyskocil pre-
vail stolek ma Zem tax ze Sc
penize rozhaZely po zemi. Ci-
mem tim byli zloeinci patrne
zastraSeni a rychle zmizeli
DIE vypraveni svedku cekal ma
ne opodal hn6dy automobil a
20 najake chvili nalezen byl
opuSt6ny automobil ma Lake
view I'd. poblize Euclid Ave.
V druhem pfipad6 byli ban
dite as V gara2i uschovani.
Fromson a Davis vlastni spoiled
ne feznictvi V els. 1861 zap.
SO ul. Well prave do garaze,
kde Sc pojednou objevili diva
muzi, maiici tvare zahalene bi
lymi satky. Bandite hrozic re-
volvery, kazali obema spoiled
nikiim postaviti sc ke zdi a po-
Cali ie obirati RUNE skvosty.
Kdyz SO Davis postavil na od-
por, byl uderen rukoietl revol-
veru do hlavy. Kdy2 Jim byli
wall | obnos We vysi S5350
vysli ma Ely Ave. kde na ne
Gekali V autu jini diva muzi.
Spolecne pax ujeli po Buckeye
rd. Oba prepadeni mohli dati
policii jen velice nedostatetny
popis pachateld.
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DAISf OMEZOVANf PRA-
GOWN DOBY.

Mezi 400 az 500 zanestnan-
cI Erie drahy v Clevelande od-
souzeno bylo spokojiti sc jen
pftidenni tydenni dobou pra-
covni. Jest to jiz druhe omeze-
MI neb pred kratkou dobou
dvou m9sicn byla vsem zfizen-
cum snizena mzda o 10 proc.
Generalnf fiditel R. S. Parsons
v New Yorku omlouva omeze.
nj nedostatecnymi prijmy dra.
nv.
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Broadway a 20 vykonu zadus-
mich bohosluzeb budou uloze-
ny k pbslednirru odpotinku ma
hrbitove Kalvarii. Pani Holet-
kova ovdov6la pred 23 roxy,
vychovala pecliv6 cetnou rodi-
nu a byla vzdy pro. svoji milou
povahu nejen v kruhu rodin-
nem milovana, ale i vaSena V
kruzich nejsirsich.
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"zENA LEGIONARE".

VQecll sc Gram. SDOI VI Hciiio
10 milovnikGm dramatickych
her uslechtilejsich forem W.
pravenfm dramatu cd Abigail
Horakove "Zena legionarova".
Velka navSteva vcerejsi jest
dukazem, re jest u mas porozu-
meni pro dila skuteene krasna.
Osnova deje jest zajiste mad po
mysleni ponura, jest to Golgo-
tha srdci ceskych zen, kterym
valka befe co Jim nejdrazsiho.
Marine ceka v smrtelnych po-
chybach Kat'a ma sveho Milose
q marnG touzf Mania po navra-
tn milovaneho chote a odevZda
ne nese posluhovacka Hvezdo-
va kruty osud, ktery il povolal
ma jatka jedineho syna, jenz je-
diny sc vraci Sc smutnou zvestl.
Drama ma sceny skutecne vel
kolepe zalozene, V nekterych
mistech primo ma nervy 1tocici.
V titulni roll Kati obstala do
bre pani Rnz. Vokounova, &C
byla mad jeff silly vfele sehra-
n druhou nest astnou chot Ma
nj. pi. l.. Schneiringcrova a tTe-
ii byla posluhovacka Hv6Zdo-
va, pi. Riedlove, jez misty ma
leila pravy ton nest astne. ale
nfec jen' vlasteneckv citici
matky. Panf Niederlova hrala
dobTe matku Kati p. V. Baum
gartl byl dobrym otcem, iemuz
se dobTe dafily vlastenecke pa
SAFE. iichz Jest We hre dosti. Mu
re Kati, Milose, podal vroucne
a misty razne p. B. Sixta, kdez-
to druheho manzela sc snazil
podati v ramci hry y. f. Pelich.
P6knou 0lozku podal v Jariko-
VI %. A. Klimes A %. O. Niederle
sehral s porozum6nim mensi IL
'ozku ldkare nj. p. Pelichova
'"hr slrzkv. V d6tske roll po-
Nrobka Kati. MilonSka. Sc max
'ak nalezi tuzila mala r. Sto-
1hlova.
Utinny del zapocina V dobe
vfeobecne mobilisace T.. 1914,
kdy V nest'astne nasf vlasti ne
bylo rodiny, jez by byla z1sta-
Ia usetrena valecnymi hruzami,
a zakoncuje povznasejicf chvf-
Ii, kdy Sc vracf president Ma
saryk do Prahy, V prosinci
1918, ably Sc ujal vlady mad
svobodnou republikou. Radost
mad vzeslym sluncem svobody
hoii ponekud rany Katiny
Mamie, prvnejsi naleza svij bu-
douci Gil We SVEN synku, ktery
ami otce nepoznal a druha hle-
da 1techu V ulevovani lidskych
bed a chuda posluhovacka tri-
majic narucf sveho St'astn6
Sc navrativsiho Jafika schvalu.
je ieho 1mysl, znovu chvatati
ne Slovensko, kde Mad'afi mar
ne Sc snazili slovenske svobods
vykopati novy ,hrob.
Vypraveni vcerejsiho drama
IL klade ma schopnosti usinku
iicfch neobvykle tezke poza
davky, ale must Sc spravedlivt
dcznati, ze Sc sbor Tyl dloh We
smes zhostil sc zdarem 3,
vferejsf pfedstaveni dotvrdilt
ieho dobrou povest'. Prace A
bigail Horakov6. Jest hra zpol
realisticka, mat nab9hy stare
no romantismu j mista mysti
cka, tax ku pfikladu zivym O
brazem slovem znazornen
sen Kati, bojovnou scenu, ie
byla "a Icastenstvf nasich legi
onarh nadobycej efektne poda
ma. Take sceny "a jevistem, Up
w volani j line scenick6 efek
tv spolu s pfipadnymi dekora
cemi i svetlem nemalo k zdar
prispfvaly. Dluzno pochvaliti
, snahu rezisera p. E. Pelich;
, jenz spolu Sc fiditelem p. Kl
, mesem hru 8 velkou peef a /;
sfou pripravovali.
~. I.IH-s ,
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ZVYSENf NOVINARSKEHO
PREDPLATNEHO.

Nelekejte Sc vsak teto hlavi-
cky, tyce Sc udalosti zbehle
prav6 pred pdl stoletlm v Cle-
velande, kdy zdejsf noviny v
lednu roku 1871 zvysily pred
platne prave ma sc tYdn9.
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PRES NOC ZAVRENA
b POROTA

Soudci z idu, mezi nimiz
isou ttvri zenv. spoln nasi
kraiankou pani Stellou A.
Krenkovou, 10114 Union Ave.
mali rozhodnouti pred trest-
MIN soudem pripad John Will
liamse. jenz jest obzalovan. ze
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pobodal obuvnika S. Polstera,
nemohli Sc 20 pet hodin dohod
nouti. Soudce sleGna Allenova
proto raridila bailifovi White
mu, aby porotu dovedl do no.
telu dolenniho mesta, kde by V
odlouCenosti ztravila noe.
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VROCNf
SCHUZE

pod1niki "Tiskar-
ske a Vydavatelske
spolecnosti Svet" Sc
kona Ultra, dne Is.
ledna 1921, v Ceske
Mar. SIM ma Broad
way, v mlstnosti els.
: v 1880 hod. vecer.
Pima ucast je zadou-
ci.
j. E. VOREL,
predseda.
ALOlS FAX,
tajemnik.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

&C. the walter The dinner. be said.
had been ordered for only two
Ct course i couldn't argue his
orders with him and his assurance
made 81 impossible for me 90 speak
20 Rose. She would remedy the
mistake 600 time.
McMasers came. and looked rath-
er handsome I'm spite OF being too
pink az 20 complexion. and too kinky
as 20 hair
he greeted mis- hostess as II they
had been boy and girl together.
he greeted me as IL were a
princess and himself an underline
lie asked about Henry and didn't
wait 20 hear Mrs Henry Iarkin' s.
reply lie SAT- down by my side and
picked up Roses script of his next
production, Love LOrn"
had not yet studied my own
script I felt like a school girl who
had neglected 10 get her lessons. So
I told him and he laughed gayly.
Twinkle, Twinkle. little star" he
said as smugly as If nobody ever
had made that trite quotation before.
I Ol-you--little-sta Before I get
through with your career. you'u be
7 the Venus Of the movie universet' o.
You're awfully good. Mr.. McMas-
ters." I murmured. III do my own
! part-Iu make"
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The sigh O.. Rose. ia coat and hat
made me stou abruptly
SO sorry" said she. "Ill have 20
leave you for a few minutes If the
man comes with the dinner. let him
serve il. I'll be right back"
She disappeared. I settled back on
the divan with slaky feeling
AROUND my heart. I was not az AN
equal TO the fuss Of entertaining Nc
Masters alone. even for a few min
utes
But McAlasters didn't appear TO
think so He picked up some stills
Of me-and made nauering COM
ments wished that Rose would
hurry
The man arrived with the dinner.
McAfasters admitted him. 7 noticed
that he slipped the waiter yellow
bill
"why-wly- such huge tip?" I
asked myself
The walters eyes passed over me-
slowly. insolentlv, I continued TO
grow nervous
When the dooroell rang loudly. 1
rushed to open Inspecting TO let
Rose in.
I threw the door wide-revealing
my Motherdear,
And close behind her as if she
had seen her entering the buildini
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CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE
STAR
STAR

Roses room az the time. When I
returned 20 her wee bit Of drawing
room I had % pass through her wee
bit OF a dining room.
The table was set for two, I no
ticed because I had fingered 10 look
az the exquisite blossoms at each
place
Evidently The waiter had been
stupid. felt sorry TO have Rose
bothered by miserable detail Of
housekeeping az the end Of a hard
day Of acting. 1 did not call her
attention 10 the omission. 1 spoke
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02
COL 8 |+).'5,
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Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed-up Quit blow
ing and snuffling! A dose Of 'Pape 5
Cold Compound" taken every two
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usually breaks any cold right up.
The very first dose opens clOgged
nOstrils and the air passages Of the
head: stops nose running relieves
the headache. dizziness, feverishness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" costs
only a few cents at drug stores. It
acts without assistance. tastes nice.
contains no quinine-Insist upon
Pape's. -Advt
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N Then Rose phoned for dinner
- De- sent in from the nearest MOTEL
70 me IL seemed a feast. but Rose
Explained that McMasters never be-
fore had been her guest and sho
must do something elaborate.
And wasn't IL a pits she couldn't
pick up Henry on the line? ] agreed
shat FL was and suggested that she
~ again To be- frank. ] had not
heard her make an effort 20 locate
her husband hy phone
& waiter from The hotel came 20
gav the covers 7 was resting in
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Y GU X H E 4 LTH

business. as I believe can be done.
by this simple enactment OF law.
At one stroke the congress of the
United States and the parliament OF
the Dominion of Canada can end the
opium evil on the American CONT
nent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-02

and had hurried after her. came
Rose. a little natural flush showing
around the eCge of her rouge.
(To Be Continued.l
Copyright. 1921. NEA Service.)