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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

opustll dunn kracel bouri
a desti k ruzovemu letohrad-
ku. Kdyz Sc blizil ku staveni,
zpozoroval, ze Sc v oknech
obJevovalo a Ease mizelo svet-
10 a "a zaclonami videl stiny
sem tam Sc mihati. Dite bylo
patrne pohresovano; Iris a
sluzka je hledaly. Ma chodbe
potkal vdovu sv6ho syna. By
la bleda uzkosti a strachem.
"Ethelka!" vyrazila re seba
uleknouc Sc sveho nocniho ma
vStevovatele, "jest pryc, me-
mohu il nal6zti, jsem ztrace-
NAP
"Upokojte Sc, madam od-
povedel Greylock chladn6;
"dite vase nal6za Sc V bezpe-
q mem dome; prichazim, a.
bych S vami nekolik SLOW me-
ri etyrma odima promluvil."
Nyni pochopila Iris, re il
nadesla rozhodna hodina. E.
thelka byla panskem dome a
Godfrey Greylock ruzovem
letohradku. Nechanicky vedla
jej do predniho pokoje a za-
vrela "a sebou dvere. "Nuze 2
pravila.
Greylock pohlizel prisne
a odhodlane. ''Skoro diva ro-
ky" pocal, "bydlite tomto
letohradku "a podminek, KITE
re vam, lax myslim, nejsou
who'd. Ones noel prichazim
pul mile V bouri tine, abych
vam navrhnul zmenu We zpd-
sobu zivota. Bee plytvani SLOW
pravim, re vas nepovazuji "a
vhodnou osobu k vychovani
lvaSeho ditete. Prenechte ma
lou mn6; ia Sc postaram, aby
byla vzdelana, jak Sc ma dce-
ru domu Greylockova sIusi;
obkliGim il prislu5nymi druz-
kami ueinim il svou pfisti
dedickou. ="
I Iris mnoho nechybelo, ze- IL
divenim a radosti nevykrikla.
Mala hadka Hannou, it6k
rozmazlen6ho dit6te r6zove-
no letohradku primo do pam
skeho domu a HE, zde vysle-
dek, po nemz tolik dlouhJch
mesicu touzebne dychtila. Po-
zdeji cht6la vyzved6ti bhzSi
6kolnosti; nyni uspokojila Sc
polorozhnevanym, polotruch-
livym hlasem promluviti: "Je.
NOME, re mne od meho dite-
tie odlouciti chcete?"
"Ne docela, bude il doyo-
leno vas navstivit kdykoliv bu
de chtiti; ia vsak budu Ethel
cinym porucnikem a ne w. ma
me slovo musi poslouehatl a
ne ma vase; muj vliv a zadny
/ iiiny bude ma nj pusobiti. .
prede vSim iinym musi toto
cviceni tanci prestat, zkrat-
ka, musite Sc vzdati vseho do
zoru mad dit6tem."
"A co vykupne -"
Go vykupne obdrzite svc-
bodu, muzete bez omezovanf
poru6enstvi die sve vule zi-
ii; dale obdrzite upis vIastni-
/ ctVl ma ruZONy letohradek
rocnim prispevkem tri tisic
dollaru. Pratele nemuzeme
lnikdy byti, neb lezi mezi ma
mi mnoho neprijemnych upo-
minek. ale k vuli ditetl posta-
ram Sc i o vas.
Cerne oci mlade vdovy il
skiily jasne, krev vstoupila do
jejiho krasneho, odkvetleho
obliceje. Skutecne, hvezda ste
sti konecne vysla Avsak tom
to nejsladsim okamziku jejiho
vitezstvi Fydral Sc nahle z
tmaveho kouta pokoie osudo-
vestny hlas. Polly! Polly!
Kde Jest Polly"
Iris ulekla Sc a vykrikla ne
rvosn6, pax propukla kreco-
vity smich. Byl to papouSek,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08


glickem chlapci!" zvolala sle-
cna Pamela prudce. ia ien
hojuji "a pravo TIVE vnucky -
nyni tim vice zastavam sc il
nez kdy drive, neb vidim, re
ma celem svete nema jednoho
cloveka, jemuz by blaho jeji
ma srdci lezelo ami jeji
vlastni matce."
Pan Greylock udefil rukou
zlostne ma knihu; jeho zaka-
lene o6i zaplaly. "Jsi tax sle-
pou, Pamela, re nevidis skrze
zamery teto zeny? Nine jsou
pruhlednymi jako kriSt alova
voda; chce svou dceru uciniti
mou dedickou, jeii zamer,
baletnici nj vycvicit, ma pou
re slouzit "a prostredek k do
sazeni jejiho ucele."
"Ja ii vSak pravim, God
freyi, re jsem videla sluzku
ieji dite biti a ona k tomu zee
la lhostejne pohiizela.P..
"Tomu Sc nedivim; spatna
manzelka byva vzdy Spatriou
matkou'
tNemGzes 81 ami predstavit,
iak krasne malicka vyhlizela,
kdyz sc ma svych prstech toci-
la. Jeji krasa Jest neobycejna,
ale pri tom ma tn samou po-
vahu jako jeji ubohy otec.'
Pan Godfrey svraStil cello.
"Jsem $ tebou velmi nespoko-
.len, Pamela; nemas prava tt-
to veci odkryvati. Chce-li dite
byti baletnici - mali NADIA
nj -"
"Bohuzel, to ma; ami jsem
tomu uvefiti nemohla."
"Dobfe, at tedy tanci!" pra
vii s ledovou chladnosti. Pri
tom hryzl Sc do rtG a oci jeho
plaly vztekem. "Hra zeny te
Jest mi pruhlednou; ona zada
moe, bohatstvi a neobmeze-
nou svobodu; pomoci sveho di
tete chce vse toto dosahnuti.
Platim jeji dcty, staram sc o
ieji pohodli a ieSt6 neni spo-
kojenou. Apropos, Pamela
Dnes pfislo psani od sira Ger
vase Greylocka; cti je, pise
Velmi nadsene.' .
Podaval il psani S anglickou
postovnl znamkou.
Pamela ustoupila rozhneva-
ne nekolik krokd zpet. Eve
rim, re pise nadsene amerlc-
kemu stryckovi, po nemz dou-
fla dedit. Godfreyi, pak-li ten
to mlady anglicky baron
vskutku tax Slechetnym a spra
vedlive smyslejicim clovekem
Jest, bude Sc jiste chranit tuto
chudou divku jeji zakonite
dedictvi oloupit."
Pan Godfrey vyskocil kre-
sla. jako kdyby Sc byla nit
trpelivosti jeho pretrhla. PA
melo! Upominas mne ma to,
ze ptak uni zpivat pouze jed
nu pisen. Neopovaz sc navSti-
Wit po druhe ruzovy letohra-
dek!"
'Nlc mne tam wee nelaka,
Godfrey; nam dost te zeny,
ktera nam ieste mnoho "a
rmutku piipravi. Dobrou nocr'
S temito slovy opustila kni-
hovnu.
XIV. Stestena vychazi.
Slecna Pamela nesla sice
vice do ruzoveho letohradku
ale DO n6kolika dnech poslala
tam po sluzce krasnou klec, '
niz byl velky zeleny papou-
SEX, ktery mel malou Ethelku
fesiti = mel to byti Polly, pre-
kterou truchlila.
Pri spatreni daru toho pro
pukla Iris V hlasity smich, IA
nemz Sc tez Hanna Johnsono-
va sutastnila. +
"Jak hodnou slecna Greylo-
ckova JEST" -zvolala byvala
aI4..o ;oIr ;o, y.,.o,,, la,s,; ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

aby sveho tchana dovoleni
k tomu prosila; vsecky zalezi-
tosti prenesla ma svou sluzku
a sama z1stavala s ditetem V
letohradku.
Mesic "a mesicem ubihal.
Marne doufala a cekala Iris
ma obrat vecf. Starry tyran z
Greylock Woods nechtel ma
tahnouti mirnejsich strun, sle-
tna Pamela neprichazela ma
vstlviti Robertovu chudou dee
ru. Minulo leto, nastal pod
zim. Zivot ruzovem letohrad
ku byl prilis zdlouhavym. l.
ris mela dostatek novych ro-
manu- novych hudebnin; ta-
Ike tanecnim cviceni bylo
pravidelne pokracovano; ale
vsecko to neuspokojilo jejiho
nepokojneho ducha. Tabule
ieji byla vzdy polxryta dra-
hymi pokrmy, mela bohat6
toiletty, ktere kupovala cd jed
ne modistky V New Yorku ;
sluzky cekaly ma jeji zavolani.
IByla obklicena samym poho-
dim a prece nebyla spokoje-
ma. Jeji osamelost, obmezova-
nj, nimz Sc ma vSech stranach
obklicena citila, nejistota tr-
vani tohoto zivota letohrad-
ku, vse to roztrpcovalo il V mi
re nejvySsi. A pfece neodva-
lila Sc autorite Godfreye Grey
locka vzdorovati a vyznacene
meze prekrociti. Bala Sc muze
toho a chranila Sc tedy zachy-
ceni, ktere Il neho ziskala,
ztratiti.
Nekdy citila Iris hryzeni
vnitfniho vzteku; takove do
be nemohla il ami Hanna u
spokojiti. Jako dive zvire We
sve kleci belhala Sc po pokoji.
w nekterem okamzeni celova-
la dite, jindy opet nemohla ie
ami cititi. "Nevydrzim to de
le," zvolala divoce jednoho
dne. "Oh, jak nenavidim toto
hezke vezeni, tuto nejistotu,
tento nedostatek vSeho, co do
dava zivotu pestrost puvab-
most. Jest to zbytecne Hanno,
ma neco lepSiho cekati; svymi
nadejemi honim stin a az
Godfrey Greylock zemre, Wy
zene mas jeho anglicky dedic
odtud, pax muslin dostati E.
thelku ma jeviSte, sice jinak
zhyneme!"
Uplynul rok. Iris neseSla Sc
dosud Sc zadnym obyvatelem
panskeho domu. TAX blizko,
jak u sebe bydleli, byli od Sc
be tax vzdaleni, jakoby mezi
mimi more lezelo. Mezitim ro-
stla malicka uteSen6.
Byl osmy vyroGni den smrti
Robertovy, temna bourliva noe
zimni; Sesta hodina, hodina
vecere v panskem dome byla
jiz minula. Godfrey Greylock
stal We SVEN vytopenem po-
koii cekal ma slecnu Pane
lu. Vitr hucel kolem veze a
arkyru domu; zmrzle krup6je
dest' owe tloukly do oxen; vel
ke stromy stromoradi kloni-
ly Sc pod rozzurenosti boure;
byla to hrozna noe.
Konecne objevila Sc stara
Hopkinsova We dverich a ozna
movala. "Slecna Greylockova
vzkazuje, re nemuze prijiti,
jest nemocna; zasednete tedy
sam bez nj k veceri, pane?
Vite, pane, re slecna Greylo-
ckova vzdy onemocni, kdyz Sc
dnesni den vrati.'
Ano, on to vedel. Osm ro-
XII uplynulo cd one osudne
noel, ale on pamatoval Sc ma
vse. Sam posadil Sc k tabuli
proti osamelemu sedadlu slec
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

Aeroplan, jehoz novinkou jsou eho skla lac kfida
vynaez to G Edwarda Barnharda nedavno podnkl zdar
y let mad Los Angeles Cal Toto letado opaTeno dvo
ym motory nchz jeden kazdy jest postaceny je
primefenou rychost Ponevadz kTda mohou byt sozena
mozno aeropan dopravova automobile po ncb
icch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08
Pro obchodnikd jest nejtepe ulo-
sengn kdpitdiem Dydej "a
insey0DGni u nODinGcL.

nepatrny obnos vydany oznanku jest
vefejnos dosud kazdenlu prozavemu podn
kavemu obchodnxu vzdy vyplatil
Pouze prave vhodne podzmn doby * oznamovani Vaseho
zbozi. Uspsch dostavi jiste
Sazby dennLu SVET TAX naklad do
cIenym vysledkrm reni zadnem
Nezapomnejte dobra oznanka Vas dnem noc
Cesky SVET jest rstvach naSi 6eske Gle
velandske osady
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08
CONTESTANTS ON
TRAIL OF NOTED
GOLF CHAMPION
Large Number Of Entries Being
Received for the Western Golf
Association Championship

Chicago, August S.-Entries for the
open championship of the Western
Golf Association. to be held at the
Oakwood club, Cleveland, on August
"a. % and 26, thus far received by
Secretary w. w. Hairless, indicates
that the usual large field of expert
golfers will contend for the title held
by Jock Hutchinson, now British open
champion. Apparently the contest
ants will be the same as those who
lost the title to James Barnes at
Washington last month.
While the lakewood club is among
the newer courses in Cleveland, ii is
severe test of golf and has turf that
will reward good shots and hazards
that will punish bad strokes. Hutch
ison, who has not been at the top of
his game since winning the British IL
tie with Il fine score, is improving,
and will do his best to retain the hon
or. which he won at Olympia Fields,
Chicago for the first time last year
with 296 strokes, only one stroke
ahead of Barnes. Harry Hampton and
Clarence Hackney.
The play this year will be arranged
W CONeI only I'LL ice usiN lilC quuiiiJ
ing efforts of the first two days at Is
holes each comprising half of the Y
hole score for the championship. The
entire field will play IS holes on We'd
nesday, August "a, and repeat the
performance the next day. Then the
GA low scorers and titles for sixty
fourth place will continue in the con
test on Friday, playing &c holes to-
complete the scores for the titlee.
While this precludes the chance to
become familiar with the course in
elimination rounds before the cham
pionship play starts, the course will
be open to entrants for week pre-
vious to the tournament for practice.
Entries will close August 10.
The title which has been contested
since 1899, has been won but once by
an amateur, although the national
open title has gone outside of the pro
fessonal ranks several times.
Chick Evans, who has won the ma
tional amateur championship twice,
the national open once and the west
ern amateur crown six times, won the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08
ADDED FEATURE REEL IS
ON THE CASINO PROGRAM

Almost everybody is interested il.
how they do it up at the telephone
exchange Comparatively few know
the inside workings OF the intricate
system whereby phone calls are 50
promptly handled and the business OF
these modern days transacted
There will be shown at the Casino
Tuesday a special reel entitled Con
trOllers of the Million Calls which
comes close to properly expressing
the responsibility and requirements
Of the telephone operators of today.
Manager w. f. Cook has accepted the
invitation of b. b. Garner. manager
Of the Casino, to have every local OPP
orator at the theatre either tomorrow
afternoon or evening. This is of
couse in addition to the regular fea'
ture program.
The picture shows the work of the
telephone operator and the relaxation
afforded to prepare her for her next
period Of duty at the switchboard in
large exchange; carried on in an at
mcsphcre quite different supposed by
the general public to exist. One sees
the big terminal frame and switch
card in one of the most modern eX-
changes. the schools where the opera
tors are trained, how the switchboard
looks when rush is on and the
humanizing life led by the operators
during the intervals allowed for rest,
recreation and refreShmcnt.
There are also pictures of some of
Tic club women Of Atlanta, leading in
the development of the Southeastern
states. on visit to the exchange and
some of the leading officials of the
STATE of Georgia and of the Southern
Bell and Cumher and Telephone Com
panies, in particular. one of J. Epps
Brown. president. and one of L. X.
Hall, director CT these companies and
vice president of the American Tele-
Phone e Telegraph Comany, as he
WAS snapped while talking on the
Four C's. contact. conference, con-
Gdcnce and cooperation between man
agcment and employees, which pre-
vents labor trouble.
Controllers of the Million Calls, "
is one of the pictures being shown
through the association of the South
Nrn Railway System. the Southern
Bell and Cumberland Telephone Com
panies and the Georgia, Atlanta &
West Point and Western of Alabama
railroads. with the Southern Enter
l.rises, Inc. which is the Lynch
Chain of Theatres"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

western open in 1910 at the Beverly
Club. Chicago; His victory, which
was won at match play from George
Simpson, first brought Evans into ma
tional prominence, as he was then
only 20 years old and had subdued an
illustrious array of the country's best
professionals at a time when the anna
teurs were not the peers of the teach
ers of golf.
The record score for the event is
2S3 strokes, made by Barnes at West
moreland club, Chicago, in 1917, and
duplicated by him in 1919 in winning
at Mayfield club, Cleveland, while the
record score for the national open is
2S6, made by Evans at Minikahda
club, Minneapolis, in 1916.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

The winners of the title by years
follow:
1899, Willie Smith, Chicago; 1900,
not held; 1901, Lawrence Auehter-
Ionic, Chicago; 1902. Willie Anderson,
Pittsfeld. Mass; 1903, Alec Smith,
New York; 1904, Willie Anderson;
1905, Arthur Smith, Columbus, o.;
1906, Alec Smith; 1907, Robert Simp-
son, Omaha; 1908, Willie Anderson ;
1909, Willie Anderson; 1910, Chick
Evans. 1911, Robert Simpson; 1912
Mcdonald Smith, Del Monte, Calf. /;
1913, John McDermott, Atlantic City;
1914, James Barnes, New York. 1915,
Tom Mcnamara, New York; 1916,
Walter Hagen, New York; 1917,
James Barnes; 1918, not held, war;
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08
VIOLA DANA AS A
GOWNLESS ARTIST

Viola Dana, the effervescent little
Metro star whose work on the screen
is Il thing of undiluted Joy. will be
seen at the Casino theater tomorrow
in her latest picture. "Life's Darn
Funny a Dallas NJ. Fitzgerald pro-
duction adapted from the Saturday
Within" by Christie Jope Slade.
Nearly everybody sometimes in his
life has occasion to say apropos of
some unusual experience that takes
one completely by surprise, "Life's
Darn Funny" And it is. You will
think so in this picture when you see
Zoe Robert. the ambitious but strug-
Cling vioinist who is about to launch
IN her career with a recital. when she
discovers the lack of Il gown may pre-
vent her debut. AS luck would have
it, another artist, Clay Warwick,
painter by profession and landlady-
dodger by necessity hears her weap-
ing, comes on the scene and designs
/ stunning frock for her. Both later
go into costume designing business
hoping to gain some money. but
things go wrong continually. Always
1T inc eleNeHtH HOUR something pro-
pitious intervenes, and in the end
both are launched successfully on
their artistic careers
Viola Dana has the part of little
Zoe. and opposite her is Gareth
Hughes, the youthful brilliant actor,
as Clay Warwick, the painter Mr..
Hughes consented to delay work on
his own pictures so as to play on
this part Other members of the sup
porting cast are Eva Gordon. Kath-
leen O'Connor and Mark Fenton.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

hopes to regain my health and some
dag r. RETAIN To Lakeland.
During the last five weeks | think
have PASSED through the darkest
days Of my life and had it not been
Ter the careful and practical attention
Of Dr Letters and the close watch oi
enc who is very dear to me. | would
ROW be with some of the boys on the
Their s.Gc. The one that | speak Of
at my bedside is Mrs e. A. Shafer, +
New York City. who is widely known
in medical profession and who spent
two long years on the fields Of
France, giving aid to the wounded and
dying. Should | never be able to pay
lkcm for what they have done for me-
hope they will receive their reward
in brighter world above for the good
deeds done others here.
With kind memories of all my
friends, am,
j. FRANK WILLS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

1t is with regret that make known
to you, my friends of Lakeland, tha
have sold my interest i'll III" Loyal
hotel and restaurant. can Not speak
for the future, but for the present In"
management Of the business will h.
in the hands of Mrs. V. l.. Martin. who
has my best wishes for success.
| came to Lakeland four years age
with the hopes OF making my home
here, but for more than two years my
health has been failing and now my
physician and friends advise a change.
Before leave. | wish to thank the
good people OF Lakeland and my
friends far and near for their parton
age during the four wears | have heeH
connected with the hotel ana rcsiau-
rant look forward with ITi2ht
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08
IF. WILLS SELLS
INTEREST IN LEASE
OF THE LOYAL HOTEL

J. F. Wills has sold his interest in
the lease of the Loyal Hotel to Mrs.
" L. Martin, who is taking complete
charge today Mr.. Wills was obliged
to give up his business interests on
account of breakdown in health.
Mrs. Martin is well-known to the peo-
manager. She has been connected
with the Loyal Hotel, for several years
and has many friends towisip her eonL
tinued success flgF KErT u
Mr.. Wills Is leaving for New York
City where he, willrundergU a sgrtUus-
operation at the Bellevue Hospital,
and his many Lakeland friends will
hope for his speedy return to health.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08
TRAINING SCHOOL OF
MORRELL HOSPITAL
MEETS REQUIREMENTS

Mrs. Louisa b. Benham. r. n, OF
Hawthorne. Fla, state inspector OF
training schools spent the weekend
in Lakeland and made an official in
sEecton of Morrel Memorial Hospi-
tai. Mrs. Benham was here a year
ago, ana she states that she is we'll
pleased with progress made in thai
time by the training school of the hos
pital. which meets all the require
ments.
The training school recently had its
first graduation. There are fifteen
purses in training at present, but
more could lie admitted if the nurses
home were adequate to care for them
The present superintendent of the
hospital is Miss Mary d. Conoley, and
the training school is well organized
under her direction.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

Mrs. Lena Smith, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. w. H.
Richey, at Leesburg. has returned
home, accompanied by Mrs Richey
and sweet little son, James Herbert,
who will be guests of Mrs. Smith for
the next week or ten days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08
SAD NEWS REACHES HERE

News has reached Lakeland of the
death of Mrs. Sarah Jenkins, of Live
Oak. who passed away at $50 this
morning. Mrs. Jenkins was the
mother of Mrs. w. E. Bibby, of this
city, who has been at her bedside
the past week. Mrs. Bibby is ex-
pected home Tuesday night. Her
many friends will sympathize with
her in her bereavement.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

The many friends of Egbert f.
Lusk of East Pine St, who has been
i'll the past week, will be glad to know
that he is better though still confined
to his home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mrs. Walter Battin has returned
home from a pleasant visit with rel
atives and friends in indianapolis,
and Terre Haute, Ind.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

1919, James Barnes; 1920, Jack
Hutchinson. CChicago.
In addition to the titles going to
eastern players ten times out of the
twenty meets, nine eastern profess
SIGNALS have been runner-up, so that
the contest has been about evenly
divided nationally.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

Germany owed the U. S. up to April
20 last $240,744,511 for maintenance
of American troops on the Rhine. +
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08
Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism.

Mrs. Wilbur Smith, "a, of Mantua,
N. j., is cutting her third set of teeth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

Rub.My-Tism cures sores.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-08

G66 cures Dengue Fever.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Leaps Astride Runaway Horse
From Racing Taxi in Broadway

Patrolman Henry Koch drove mules
during the war. AS member of a
field artillery regiment of the 26th
Division he was called upon to pacify
many sunmanageable beasts. At the
rush hour last night when he saw a
horse charging along Eighteenth Street
and saw pedestrians scurrying to the
sidewalks to give the animal a clear
path, the instincts of the true artillery
man were aroused. He ceased being
a cop for the moment.
Koch was at the northeast corner
of Broadway and Eighteenth Street,
when a cry caused him to turn his
head. The horse, with light delivery
wagon zig-zagging behind, was tearing
through Eighteenth Street toward
Broadway. Several persons narrowly
escaped being struck.
Artilleryman Koch saw that quick
action was necessary. He drew his
night stick, fourished it over his head,
and sprang out into the street. The
horse, with contemptuous snort,
shot past him, the delivery wagon
Gathering behind. Koch grabbed a
taxicab, beloved directions in the
drivers ear, and set out down Broad
way in pursuit Of the runaway. Broad
way crowds fringed the sidewalks to
watch the chase. The hooting of the
taxi's horn and the cries Of pedes-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Cashier Shot,
Guard Slugged,
10000 Stolen
Auto Bandits Attack Pair
Carrying Pay Roll From
Bank; Custodian, Drawing
Revolver, Hit Over Heart
Several Witness Crime
Car Number Taken i'm Affray
at 10 A. NJ. Near Brass
Works in East 18th Street

Carl Grnther, cashier of the Manhat.
tan Brass Works at 332 East Twenty.
eighth Street, was shot over the heart
yesterday morning few doors awav
from the company's plant, by bandits
who escaped with the pay roll of $4,000
ne was carrying from a downtown
bank. He is in critical condition in
Bellevue Hospital
Two hold-up men approached Gun
ther and Richard Schmimke, his bodv-
guard, from behind.
The guard was knocked unconscious
by blow from behind with a heavy
monkey wrench. The cashier turned
around, to face the robbers and was
shot as he attempted to draw his own
revolver.
Gunther was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital, where his condition was re-
ported as critical. The bandits jumped
into an automobile in which two or
three other men were seated and sped
east to Second Avenue, where the ma
chine turned south and vanished.
The hold-up occurred at 10 O'Clock
in the morning. Witnesses furnishe d
description of the bandits and two
different license numbers. When
Schmimke recovered consciousness he
was taken to- the East Thirty-fifth
Street station, where he was able to
give the police only an incoherent ac-
count of the robbery as a result of
his injury.
Guard Struck From Behind
II was hit from behind and that was
all | knew until just now," said
Schmimke at the police station. He
said he, and the cashier had gone to
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