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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Lawyers Shared in slush Fund

Information in the possession Of
Commissioner Of Accounts Hirshfield is
that some of the slush fund raised by
tie detectives to grease through the
Lusk bill, making their jobs permanent
and their salaries higher, went into
the pockets of lawyers in the shape of
fat fees.
Two big fees went to former legis-
lators who were conspicuous in Albany
among. the lobbyists for the bill. One
was $4,000 and the other $4,000, ac-
e s to Hirshfeld A Brooklyn
was also lobbying hard for the bill, is
believed to be in possession of facts
which, if disclosed, would throw con-
siderable light on the disputed origin
Of the measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
to Call
On Harding to
Back Cul.ra1l
didate." said Mr.. Koenya. Harmony ID
the Watchword''
tcsnuausd from psoo ono

didate." said Mr.. Koenss. Harmony IL
the watchword.'
Byron h. Newton. former Collector Of
the Port. expressed the opposition Of
the coalitionists to Senator Calder
domination Of the situation when he
said:
THE purpose Of this coalition move
ment is to find the man who will make
the proper appeal to all the people.
Our purpose is to defeat Hylan, not to
elect Unite States Senator
None Of the leaders seemed to have
any clearer idea yesterday as to tho
zeal attitude of Jacob A. Livingston, the
chairman of the Kings County Repuh-
lean Executive Committee, in regard to
Senator Lockwood or other candidates.
They expected that Mr.. Livingston
would be called upon tomorrow night
% present himself ct the meeting at
thc Comm odore Hotel and show his
hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Lusk Expected
To See Miller
On Slusl Fund
Majority Leader of Senate
Reported Planning TO
Meet Governor and Elk
plain Silver Service Gift
ExecutiveW on'tComment
Hirshfield Says Part Of
Money Detectives Raised
Went as S'Fat'' Legal Fees

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
ALBANY, July 30.--It was said here
to -day that arrangements were being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
$4,000 Gems Sewn in Coat
Fortune iii Diamonds Found on
Suspected Smup.ler

CHICAGO, July 80 Ripping omen a
small bag found sewed in coat lining
Federal investigators to-day said thsv
FOUND struggled unset diamonds and
Jewelry valued at $4,000. The coat.
they said, belonged to Hyman Finer,
man. Los Angeles jeweler, who W IS
Cling. No
The find included three diamonds
each weighing about ten carats al d
valued together at $4,000.
When Finerman was arrested dia-
monds valued At $500 were found ON
his person. Arraigned on a charge of
ninaGgllng he was held under bonds Of
1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31

just who drafted tho Lusk BIZ, -.
not yet been revealed. The o,;x; nay
introducer Of the bill, Senator c. Esn asi
Smith, Of Staten Island, said the '' III,
was handed 20 him by AssembIvmssnnl
Franklin W. Judson, OF Rochester. - ~
This has been denied by Judson :.
cording to dispatches from Roch.st &c
but 1t is believed that he will annsa,
here this week and testify beforsp ~ :
Commissioner of Accounts. '1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31

all he knows Of the case ia what he has
read in the newspapers.
The Governor remained here only n
few hours and then went to Syracuse
his home, for few days, where he will
rest before he resumes his survey of
state institutions. 1t is not unlikely
that the proposed conference between
the Governor and Senator Lusk will take
place in Syracuse
Evening star., 1921-02-15
THE WEATHER.

District Of Columbia-Fair and
slightly warmer tonight. lowest tenn
perature near freezing; tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness and warmer;
moderate southerly winds.
Maryland-Fair and slightly warm
er tonight; tomorrow increasing
cloudness and warmer; moderate
Southerly winds.
Virginia-Fair and slightly warmer
tonight; Wednesday increasing cloud
mess and warmer: east to south
winds, increasing tomorrow.
West Virginia, fair and warmer to-
night; tomorrow increasing cloudi-
ness and warmer.
Records for Twenty -Four Hours
Thermometer-4 pm, SO; pm. As:
IL midnight, 3S; 4 am, 80; am. 30;
noon, 45.
Barometer-4 pm. 29.97; pm.
1922; ~ midnight, 3O.36; am, 3o.3S;
8 am. 30.44; noon, 3039.
Highest temperature, 65.4, occurred
at 2:30 pm. yesterday. Lowest tenn
perature. 80, occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 35: lowest, IS.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem-
erature, 80; condition, 80.
Tide Tables.
| FURNISHED by United States coast and
geodetic survey)
Today-Low tide. 7:16 am. and sic
! pm; high tide, 12:45 am. and lis
pm.
| Tomorrow-Low tide. SIS am. and
9:20 pm; high tide. 1:39 am. and 2:15
pm.
Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 7:01 am; sun sets,
5:45 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, am; sun
sets, 5:46 pm.
Moon rises, 11:04 am: sets, 1890
am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Earioux CffiAa
Evening star., 1921-02-15
WOMAN WILL OPPOSE
TWO OLD POLITICIANS
FOR SEAT IN SENATE

JACKSON, Miss, February Is
A woman has entered the race in
Mississippi for the United States
Senate.
Miss Belle Kearney of Madison
county has announced her candi-
dacy for the seat of Senator John
Sharp Williams, who has declined
to run for reelection. She will be
opposed by ex-Gov. Theodore G..
Bilbo and ex-senator James X.
VardamAA.
Miss Kearney will make the fight
on a platform indorsing a league
of nations clearly safeguarding
Americas interests, education, law
enforcement. restricted immigra-
tion, child welfare. protective leg
islation for women in industry,
ownership of homes, public health,
social morality, economy in gov
ernment, reduction in taxation,
federal aid for farmers. industrial
courts and labor legislation.
Evening star., 1921-02-15

Boys All-wool Blue Serge
Knickcrs, the same grade that
were formerly $3.50 and $500.
Sizes z to 1s. Reduced to S2.05.
Evening star., 1921-02-15

Little Boys Wash Suits, sizes
3 to years. at about half and
less than former prices. At e1.15,
$1.35 and $1.S5.
Evening star., 1921-02-15
The Suit Fabrics Are

Fine All-Wool Cassimeres, Chevots, Tweeds, Veours,
Worsteds, Blue Serges Fanne Regular sizes, 33 to
AZ. Also some stouts.
All Go at S2A 75-Pa
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Harding Working For
Business Crissi1per

Ths Administration not too engrossed with the universe
to find attention to affairs at home.
There is process from day day and hour to hour the
most determined effort to coordinate and set at work the
whereby to ameliorae business difficulties to render
assistance where it will do the good open foreign markets
for tn ehuge surplus of our products"
Thusly Comptroller of the Currency Crissnger assured
business the deep interest of President HadngS administration
IN an address before the National Electrical Credit Association
at the Raleigh Hotel yesterday afternoon.
1--WE know" he aveed "tha the other countries want to
deal with and that they willing to give entirely satisfactory
security in where impossible to deal the terms
familiar in normal times.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
2 ADVANCING
| WASHNCTON'S INTERESTS
Chicago Trade Board
May Haze to Close

Members of the Chicago board of trade were frankly
alarmed today together with grain brokers here and in all
parts of the country the result of the passage by the
Illinois senate of the Lanz BILL which would place the
of regulation of all grain exchanges under the control of
director of agriculture in the cabinet of the The
measure is before the house.
Grain brokers fear that second regulatve
which would prevent trading in futures will be passed
by the Legislature This BILL also drafted by Senator Lantz,
is expected to be called up for test vote in the Senate
today it is passed. brokers declare the Chicago board
of trade will be forced out of business
Under the Lantz bill which passed yesterday the
board would continue to operate but would be forced to
form to rules laid down by the director of agriculture
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
LUMP DOES NOT COME.

0LUMP DO6S NUT COmE.
Predictions that grains would slump
sharply at the opening of tho Board Of
Trade today was not fulfilled. Whest
showed decline Of one and one hall
cents for q maximum and the decline
In corn and oats was under 1c- Such
declines are not unusual
In the event OF legislation that
might close the local board, the pos
ability Of an exchange being opened
ut Hammond. Ind, or some other con-
venient, Indiana point has been dis
cussed. Members also have considered
the sdvisabiiity of going to Kansas
CITY, st. Louis. milwaukee,, or Mime
apolis, where warehouse receipts for
all grain In Chicago elevators could
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
MRS. BERCDOLL ILL, Is
REPORT AT HER HOME

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.--Mrs
Emma c. Bergdoll, who two days ago
defantly heard Federal Judge Dick.
inson sentence her to a year and a
day in prison, with an Alternative of
fine of $1,000. for helping her
Stacker son, Grover Bergdoll. dodge
the draft, today was reported too
sick to respond to summons from
the congressional investigating COM
mfttee In Washington to reappear be-
fore II.
Since hearing her sentence. Mrs
Bergdoll has remained in virtual se-
clusion, with the word being given
out at her home that she was siax
in hAd
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, May 19-The foreign
exchange market opened strong today
with demand sterling " cent higher.
at $4.00x. Francs rose 10 centimes, to
$50 for cables and $40 for checks.
Lires were points higher. to $50 u
for cables and 5.59h for checks. Bel
gians were 10 centimes higher, to $50
for cables and $40 for checks.
Other quotations are: Guilder
cables. 3s.05. checks, s6.03; Sweden
kroner, $3.50: checks, 23.75: marks.
LOS
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
THE MARK NOW.

1T 10 now largely a matter of set
ting up instrumentalities through
which the good will, the available
credits, the eagerness for re-establish-
ed trade, which are present in all
the unfortunate countries Of the Old
World. may be translated into terms
OF vitalized and absolutely necessary
trade. This Is your task-your oppor-
tunity.
"On both sides of the Atlantis
gratifying progress Is making toward
accomplishment Of these aims. II ID
the assurance Of this fact that makes
possible for me to extend to you a
message of good cheer. confidence and
real optimism about the prospects OF
business revival, your contribution to
which will be measured by your
vision of the American spirit"
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
PENNsY SEES 1. G. C.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany today asked the Interstate
Commerce Commission for authority
to purchase from the Pennsylvania
COMPANY the stock of the Pitts
bugh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway Company, amounting to
$34.000,O00, and to assume the fia-
bility Of the Pennsylvania Company.
which has issued $33.z89,000 Of its
guaranteed trust certificates secured
by the deposit of the stock.
The Pennsylvania r. r. Co. agreed
to pay the Pennsylvania Company
$761 900 in cash. that being the diff
ference between the certificates and
the stock.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
CRUDE OIL PRICE CUT
Is CENTS A BARREL

PITTSBURGH. Pa, May 19.-The
Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency. pur-
chasers for Standard Oil. announced
today a cut OF 25 cents a barrel to
1925 in the price of the Pennsylvania
grade of crude OIL
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Business was quiet on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange today. only
thre deals being made
Ten shares of Capital Traction sold
at the opening at 87A. while i'm
mediately thereafter q similar num-
Der of shares brought y lower.
A Capital Traction i've sold At
s7H.
All trading was after carl.
Call loan money was offered at Z
per cent with 6h per cent bid.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, May 19.-There was
q limited request for spot cotton at
the beginning of business this morn
ing. Prices were easier. sales were
two thousand bales
American mids, fair. 1911: good
mids. a52; fully mids. 9.07; mids, 7.42:
low, b.37; good ord. 5.12; ord. 4-31.
Futures opened quiet.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
DIVIDEND NOTICE
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE co.

regular quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent on the capital stock of Mergenth aler
Linotype Company will be paid on June
30. 1891. to the stockholders OF record az
they appear at the close of business on
June 4. 1871. The Transfer Books will not
be closed.
JOS T. MACKEY. Treasurer
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK, May l9.-Noon Lib
erty bonds quotations: 3h's, 1896:
frst 4h's, Ss7.52; second 4k's, $s7.1s;
third 4k's. 3sO.s2: fourth 4A's. 1920;
Victory 3A's. $s7.s4; Victory AZ S,
1916
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

BIG OvERsUBsCRIPrIoN.
The total subscriptions for the May
16 issue of Treasury certificates Of In
debtedness amount to 3532. 90. 900. ac-
cordinx to the latest reports received
from the Federal Reserve Banks.
This is the heaviest oversubscription
to any of the Treasury certificate
issues.
Allotments have been announced as
totaling $3.50. 900. with the Rich
mond Federal Reserve Bank, the ter
ritory Of which includes Washington,
being allotted $7.615.OOO. The sub
scription of this bank was $11 4 20. 500.
Subscriptions. and allotments of
other Federal Reserve Banks follow:
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
MR.. SAVAGE Is Rack.

Francis NJ Savage, president North
west Savings Bank, Is at home again
from a short stay at Hot Springs, Va
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Furnished By w. n Hibbs . ca.

Every boy and Eiri who wants .
800 bicycle I'm return for q few hours'
work should enter The washingtsn
Times Bicycle Contest.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
nsSHSSssTsarrn BUSINE AND FIN nee r.RsE
LOCAL SECURITIES
w.sAi.sses sleek n.sAs.s>
SALES.

SALES.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction. I0VS7%: 10GS7 ".
Capital Traction SIS. 81 1,0O00S7A.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
An Exceptional Opportunity

WYE Washington
w be operated successfully We have transported
w 100000 people weeks
and special efforts the member of this
the best service possible to the riding public.
We instruct to
reliable
the interest of our patrons and company.
the public
demonstrating the District
going to improve the criticisms
attention. complaints believe
patrons in instance
We win increase equipment; longer
sale short limited number preferred
We have plans under this additional which
VII the of Columbia
sections
these immediate consideration therefore believe fair
Washington which
BY the open inspection
poucre to investigate
Further Information win of
Drcct6s or the office Of the
h~A~s WASHINGTON RAPID COMPANY
w Ekins Reed, Presdenf-.,
1850 New Hampshire Avenue N w.
Moth 6844
:
Wn4AAM r KILEEN Vice President 1850 New Hampshire
=
fkED = st1eEh . . = Center Market
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
BIG OvERsUBsCRIPrION.

be made deliverable on any Of these
exchanges. .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

"Kdo pfiSel sem tebou z
ruzoveho letohradku?" tazal
Sc starry pan.
"Nikdo; prisla jsem sama, "
odpov6dela.
Starry pan myslil ma dlou-
hou pul-milovou cestu parkem
ma bouri a tmu. Jeho obli-
tej zatemnil Sc jeSte vice. "Vis
re isem obyvatelum ruzoveho
letohradku pfisne zakazal,
pribliziti Sc k tomuto domu?"
tazal Sc.
"Ovsem," odpovedela MALI.
"maminka mi to povidala; ale
ona ma dnes boleni hlavy a ia
isem nemohla u Hanny vydr-
yeti; ona mne ustavicne bije a
ia il nenavidim. A tax jsem
81 myslila, ze Sc, dedecku, ne
budes hnevat, kdyz te navsti-
vim"
Snad to byla naivnI smelost
ditete, jez Greylockovi usta u
zamkla; aspon neodpovedel.
Hanna rika ii velko-mo-
.gul,' pokracovala Ethelka jc-
jimu start prim6renou zvatla-
vosti, "a starry pysny pav,
ktery ma tax malo srdce, jako
mlynsky kamen, ze jsi lako-
mec, ktery mne o me dedictvi
pripraviti chee.'
"Ta-a-a-k?"
A mama rika, re sc te-
bou sprawl; vse co mas, musi
soudni ceStou mne pripadnou-
ii; radeji at pry zeme Grey
lock-Woods pohlti, neE aby
prisly do rukou jednoho mia
deho Anglicana. Ona pravila,
ze muslin tancit, abych te zlo-
bila, re Sc 0 to postara, aby
me cele jmeno ma divadelnich
cedulich vytisknuto bylo, az
vystoupim balletu, abych Sc
be a il zivila. ChceS mne vi
d6ti tanciti, dedecku?'
Aniz by tekala ma odpoved'. !.
skocila divka Sc sedadla slec-
my Pamely, odhodila svou ka-
zaiku a pocala iako mala blu
ditka ma hladke podlaze po-
koje skakati.
Pan Greylock nepromluvil
ami slabiku. Ohen plapolal jGs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

Mad damaSkoVym Satkem
|zvedala Sc zlatoku6erava hla-
vicka; dve velke fialove oGi
hledely jake dve hvezdy bez
bazn6 ma n6ho. Kloboucek vi
sci ma krasnem hrdle dolG
boure a dest promocily zlate
|vlasky a uvedly ozdobene ka-
defe neporadek. Kazajka,
ktera chranila male rame dite
tie, byla zmrzlymi krupejemi
.pokryta. Dit6 vyhlizelo jake
utly ptak, ktereho bourliva
noe do teto nadherne svetnice
vehnala.
Godfrey Ureylock postavil
pohar ma stul; pohlizel udive-
ne na postayu sedadle sestri
ne a ona mala postava pohli-
zela roynez TAX udivene, ma
heho. Ved6l, ze to neni sen, a.
niz neiaky prelud smyslu. By
la to jeho odstrcena a nena-
videna vnucka, ktera dnes,
prav6 den smrti Robertovy
naproti nemu sedela a ma ne
no S ocima sv6ho nest astn6ho
otce pohlizela. Obratil Sc k
sluzce a praviI: "Odejd6tel"
Sluzka poslechla.
Nyni obratil Sc Godfrey
Greylock k Qostave fialovy-
ma ocima zlatovlasem pra
vii: "Kdo te sem Y teto bouri
poslall"
"Nikdo," odpovedela mala;
ia jsem utekla. Nemohl bys
mi datl neco k lidlu, dedecku?
Rozhnevala jsem Sc tax ma
Hannu Johnsonovou, re jsem
nechtela V dome mic iisti, ma
cez ona pravila, abych Sla
spat bez iidla."
On naplnil talif neilepsimi
lahudkami a postayil iej pred
dite.
Dite jedlo S velikou chuti.
ale takovym zpdsobem, ktery
dokazoval, ze We zpdsobech
pri stole velmi zanedbano je
V poslednich dvaceti m6sicich
vyrostla znacne a ieii krasa
byla takoveho razu, ktery Sc
hodil pro dceru domu Grey
lockova. Kdyz doiedla. odstr-
ella talir a podekovala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

ne V krbu, boufe hucela ko-
lem veze a arkyru domu ma
IL zlatohlayek tocil Sc jake
pirko ma spickach svych noh.
Godfrey Greylock vztahl
konecn6 velitelsky svou ruku
q zvolal: "Stujl dost tvych
blaznovstviw
Ethelka prestala a zlostne
Sc tazala: "Nelibi SC ii, d6de-
6ku, mui tanec?"
"Nelibi; jest hanebny Q.
sklivyr'
To bylo vice nez mala sne-
sti mohla; oblekla 81 kazaiku
a zlosti zrudlym oblicejem
zvolala: "To mi jeste nikdo
nerekl; ty sam isl osklivy, ha-
nebnyl Vystoupim ma jeviste
a budu tancit pred mnoha
lidmi a budu sebe manu- III
viii. Nemysli 81, re chci TIVE
penize! Hodila bych ie psdm !
Ty jsi skutecne velky mogul a
pysny starry pay, jak te Han
ma jmenuje. ia jdu nynf do
md a nikdy vice sem nepri-
jdu!"
S temito sIovy kracela Ike
dverim, lee nez jich dosa-
hla, zdalo Sc, ze il zlost opu-
stila; zastavila Sc a vrhnouc
prosebny pohled ma starce, pra
villa: "Rada bych ii dala hu-
bieku, d6decku, chces-li."
"Jsi velmi laskava," odpove-
del posme$ne; "netouzim vsak
po nj ami neimensim."
Dite blizilo Sc k nemu.
"Kdyby isl Sc trochu sehnul,
dala bych ii hezkou hubic-
ku."
Starec Sc nehybal.
Ethelka byla smirliva pri-
stoupila k n6mu, vyskocila ma
jeho kreslo, nahnula k nemu
svoji pySnou hlavu, vtlacila sve
eerstve mlad6 rty ma jeho Il
sta a libala jei srdecne. "Byla
jsem velmi nezdvorilou, d6dec
ku," pravila jemnym hlasem
"doufam, re mi odpustfs a Jed
noho ze svych psu Sc mnou
domd poSles; vid6la isem jed
noho ma chodb6. kdyz jsem
sem prisla. Venku jest velmi
tina, vitr della velky hrmot a
Jest tam mnoho snehu; pes by
mne chranil."
Godfrey Greylock vstal a
prudce zazvonil. Stara Hop
kinsova vstoupiia. "Vpustila
jste sem w toto dite?"
Oblicej stare hospodyne pro
zradil ieii vinu. "Odpust'te.
pane ano, ia isem to uci-
Mia koktala. 'Nemohla jsem
jinak, pane; stala prede DIVER
mi sn6hem a destem promoce-
ma, tfasla Sc zimou a pravila
jemnym hlasem: 'Smim vstou
pit a podivati Sc ma dedecka?'
A ponevadz dnes V noci jest
tomu prave osm roku -"
"Dost!" preruSil starec Eva
tlalku: "odneste dit6 nahoru
k slecne Greylockove; ia nyni
odejdu a az Sc vratim, dam
vam dalsi navody.'
Stara Hopkinsova divala Sc
ma neho, iakoby byl 5 mesice
spadl.
Pan Greylock vysel ma chod
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N
Vychod a Zapad.
ROMAN z AMERICKEHO zIvOTA.
Die anglckeho prelozl klbin Straka.



Polly"
Ethelka strcila prsty do 1st
a pravila zlostne: "To neni
Polly!"
"OvSem re jest; poslechni. +"
Polly, Polly, ia jsem Pol
ly," kricel zeleny ptak.
"Dej Polly nejlepsi kolac
I've staveni, Hanno!' poroucela
Iris.
"A ty Ethel, pojd' do tanec-
nfho cviceni. Tfmto zpusobem
donutime naSeho velko-mogu-
la, ably vyslechl hlas rozumu
a spravedlnosti. Ach, re ia ne
mohu tebou tancit; muj cas-
jest ten tam a jen velkym
namahanim ii ty nejjednodus-
81 kroky mohu ukazati."
Ethelka zapomnela, jak l.
ris ocekavala ma svou drivejSi
druzku, neb dit6 davalo ma
ievo znamenite madam pro
"ztracene umeni" sve matky.
" denniku tanecnice staly ma
sledujici fadky: "V jedne 2
dlouhych civil, kdyz mi hro-
bove ticho ruzovy letohradek
nesndsitelnym cinilo, pocala
isem vyucoyati Ethelku v tan
'ci. Jak pfekvapena isem byla,
kdyz Jsem Seznala, jak NADIA
nou zacku mann; jest neoby-
cejne ohebna, rychla a obrat-
ma; beze v$eho namahani pro
vede kazdy pohyb veimi pu-
vabne. Priroda nadala il kra-
sou a Zdravim. Setrva-h God
frey Greylock We sve zatvrze-
losti, neuzna-li il "a svou de-
dicku, sv6rim il nekteremu o.
bratnemu uGiteli, a az nabu-
de uplneho vzdelani, necht'
Sc zcela venuje divadlu; on
pukne zlosti, az uvidi sve jm6
no ma divadelnim nav6sti.'
Hanna postavila ptaka ma o
kno mezitim, co Iris Sc chy-
stala k cviceni ditete.
Nebylo to zadnou malou dlo
hou pro Iris; pusobilo il to
hrozne bolesti, ktere vsak od-
vahou a smelosti premohla,
Divka stala brzo ma patach,
brzo ma prstech; vsude, jedine
me ma sv6 krasne kucerav6
hlavicce. Jeii ohebne telo Ia
ujalo podivuhodne postavy.
"Muj ubohy otec rikaval,
re kazdy palec tele baletni-
ce musi vycvicen byti,' vzdy-
CHA, "ano, oci, prsty svaly
obliceje. Nyni, Ethel = je-
den, diva, tri! Ne, to nebylo
dobre! Jest6 jednou! Vyborn6
me dite! tva postava jest zna
menita; mas skuteen6 madam
umelecke. Zkusime maly spa
nelsky tanec, ktery jsem te
vcera ucila.'
Papousek hodil svou zele-
nou hlavou kricel: ia jsem
Polly! ia jsem Polly!'
Hanna pohlizela na cvlcenl
prahu druheho pokoje.
Pc cviceni objala Iris svou
dceru a pravila srdecne: "Jsi
kraskou a geniem. Tancis TAX
pfirozene jak ptak zpiva; mas
pred sebou velkou budouc-
most. Polib maminku, me dl-
Ite!"
Cd toho dine pfestalo veske
re spojeni letohradku pan
skym domem 5 jedinou vyjim-
kou, re Iris vzacnou pravi-
delnostf 1cty sve zasilala ma
''bankera', jak majitele Grey
lock-W oods pojmenovala. Ne
byly to zfidka dcty maleho
obnosu, neb Iris neobmezova-
, la Sc We svych potfebach III
votnich; avsak Godfrey Grey
lock zaplatil vse, aniz by 81
I.byl kdy ma marnotratnost Iri-
sinu st6zoval.
Byla to Hanna Johnsonova,
ly+nr3 uaSLay6 LnupS eva yaE-