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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

were an arm bouquet OF sunburst
roses and sweet peas
The bride was very lovely in her
mothers wedding gown of lace ret
over white satin with rose point
lace insertions and her full length
veil Of tulle held in place over her
head with wide bandeaux Of the
same material. She carried a
shower bouquet Of brides roses and
valley lilies and wore a platinum
wrist watch. the gift Of the groom.
Immediately following the serv-
ice a wedding dinner was served TO
the % guests in attendance after
which Mr.. and Mrs Kessler left
for a trip to Detroit and other
Michigan resort points. They will
be at home at SPA s. Rush st.,South
Bend, after July 6.
Out of town guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Steiner, Leo
Brener, Miss Gladys Monroe and
Miss Cecilia Mclaughlin all Of
South Bend and Miss Beulah Kess-
Ter. sister Of the groom, of Indian
apolis.
The marriage of Miss Evelyn
Marie Wilkeson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilkeson, SIS
Cleveland av.. and Ernest ]. Boron,
son of Mrs. Mary Boron. 1922 s. Car
roll ST., took place Saturday evening
at S o'clock at the Holy Trinity Eng
lish Lutheran church, Rev. A. II.
Keck performing the ceremony be-
fore an imprOvised altar of palms.
ferns and garden flowers. Ninety
guests were present at the service.
Miss Sadie Roth served the bride
as maid of honor and Mrs. Bernhard
d. Johnson as matron Of honor. The
groom was attended by Harold Zilky
as best man and Bernhard Johnson
as usher. AS the party advanced 20
the altar. Mrs. Edwin Motifs played,
The Bridal Chorus" from 'LOhen-
grin" and for the occasional the
Mendelssohn wedding march. Dur
ing the service she played ITO
Wild Rose" by Mcdowell Miss
Roth wore a charming costume of
flesh colored geOrgette and carried a
bouquet of butterfly roses and sweet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

Mrs. A. D. Baker. 726 W. Wash
ington av., was hostess Thursday and
Friday to members Of the Interurban
Bridge club at an annual house party
al her summer home at Diamond
lake. Cassopolis, Mich. The officers
Of last year Mrs. A. d. Baker. presi-
dent, and Mrs. j. +. Cole, secretary
and treasurer, were reelected. The
club does not play for prizes, but
gives, instead. a yearly check. sub
scribed at the annual house party,
to some deserving cause. This year
a check for S36 was sent to the City
Rescue mission, now stationed at
Chain-o' Lakes Mrs. Baker will
entertain the club members at
Diamond lake in September. when
the husbands of the members will
be included in picnic. Mrs W. II.
Haskell Of Goshen, will entertain
the club members and their hus-
bands with a picnic at Lake Wawa
see sometime in October.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26
TEA STAINS

II tea stains the inside OF the cup.
the mark can be removed with vine
gar and salt. Wash the spot with
vinegar in which little salt has been
dissolved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26
Personals

Il. J. Bueche. 1925 Delfaude av..
Is moving his family 20 Plymouth.
Ind Ar Bueche IS connected vita
the Standard OF Co.. as n salesman.
and viii take up his duties in that
CITY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

r. Peltes. y. W. Holycross, ]. P.
Lechner, r. c. Osborne
Observation-Disclosures L ". Nc
Gam, J. Goehring, J. y. Luther, J.
Z. Cauley Tom. Williams. Julia
Lane, z. r. Stoddard.
Observation-Disclosures r. J.
Kelley, +. J. Powers, Z. Mann, A.
Tellson, Joseph Black.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

Miss Evelyn Fulmer, 1923 S.
Michigan St. left today for North
western university where she will
take a three-weeks course IN the
summer school Miss Fulmer will
study music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

Miss Rosezella Newton Of Dowag-
lac, Mich, was married 10 Eugene
Kessler Of South Bend at a pretty
home ceremony at her home near
Dowa giac.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

Invitations have been issued for
, the wedding of Miss Betty Shon OF
Michigan city and Nathaniel Weiss
Of New York city which will take
place in Michigan City Tuesday, July
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

rs. Walter Plumbeck, LOgtown
I'd. entertained the Friday Friend
ship club at an all day picnic Friday.
At noon. a dinner was served on the
lawn 10 40 members. The next
meeting will be a picnic supper July
10 at Leeper park, when the nus
bands Of the club members will be
the guests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

The last Of a group OF four reel
tails which have been given during
the last week. took place Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Dan
Pyle, 72S Leland av. Fifty Of her
students were presented in a pro-
gram including piano, vocal and
violin numbers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26
Pictures
Frames

That merit your worthy
consideration are to be
found at this Art Shop.
By a very careful selec-
ton in buying we are able
to offer you the most ex-
tensive stock of the latest
designs and styles in pic
ture frames in this city.
And while the frame is
being made up it is in the
hands of expert workmen
that thoroughly under
stand their business. To
have Makielski frame your
pictures is to be thorough
ly satisfied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26
1ccTTen5eTg, 1918 E. Dayton st.

Henry Junior Mecklenberg, seven
son Of Mr.. and Mrs H.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

Sucn as sand cr gravelly loan. The
buEdmg should face the south or
southeast TO insure the greatest
amount of sunlight during the winter
The roosts should be built on the
same level, about three feet from the
f'cor with dropping board about
G inches below the roosts.
To improve my poultry house l
would have q door put on the south
side and four windows, two on the
cast side and two on the west side
\ trap nest is laying nest SO ar
ranged that after hen enters it she
is confined until the atteudent re-
leases her
\ trap nest is used to tame the
folws, TO furnish definite knowledge
concerning traits and habits of indi-
viduals, to furnish the only satisfac-
tory basis for utility Or other breeding,
TO eliminate the non-productive hen,
TO old, mechanical precision, to judg-
ment and experience in developing
and maintaining the utility of a flock.
\ good ration for laying hens is
parts cracked corn, . parts oats, |
part wheat Milo maize or kaffir
corn may be substituted in the above
ration. Poultrymen feed meat scraps
as a substitute for worms and bugs.
Fowls should have access 10 fresh,
clean drinking water, charcoal, grit
and oyster shell.
Effective lice powder and dust
bath consisting of road dust and
wood as ashes is essential in rdding
fowls OF lice. A free use of kerosene
Or crude oil on the roosts and in the
cracks of the house will help get rid OF
the mites.
Roup. lmberneck and scaly leg are
common diseases. To cure roup dis
infect the drinking water as fol-
lows: To each gallon Of water add
one table spoonful of sodium sui
phate or as much potassium perman-
ganate as will remain on the surface
of a dime. To cure limberneck; a
teaspOOnful OF castor oil given to the
fowl will sometimes effect a cure. To
cure scaly Leg apply vaseline contain
ing . per cent Of creoline to The af-
fected parts and after a hours soak
In warm, soapy water; repeat treat
ment until cured.
Keep the nests clean; provide one
nest for every four hens gather the
eggs twice daily; keep the eggs in q
dry cool room or cellar.
If the hen is not running with the
male she will proluce infertile eggs
The infertile eggs win Withstand
marketing cofditions much better
than fertile eggs.
Boys and girls should join the
poultry club 80 Us to learn about
| poultry.
EMILY FRANCES ANDERSON,
I Milo, Okla Aged 10 Years
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
LEON NEWS
(By Lex Parsley

Mrs Jess Eorkner returned homo
Friday from Memphis, Texas MIR.
end Mrs. Forknor went To Memphis
last Noycmber in the hope that a
change of climate would be beneficial
to Mr.. Forkncr who has been afflicted
with dropsy for some time. Nlr Fork
ucr will remain for several weeks yet
as ne is nue. hettcr and hopes 70
fully recover in time
Prof A. L. Frazier, principal Of the
Marsdcn school, spent Saturday and
sunday with his family here.
Misses Estella Parker and Lula
Clark, who are attending school at
Leon, were week end visitors at their
home in Leon.
G. w. Arthur is again able 10 be
cut after L. weeks siege Of typhoid
fever.
TIE infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs J.
c. Foster is reported improving
from recent spell Of sickness.
Earl Porter of Memphis, Texas, is
visiting his parents here. Mr.. and
Mrs. j \. Porter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
2 QlbliC
Notice

10 y w. 49, &> w.
IN THE INTERESTS OF GOOD SERV-
ICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS IN THE
GAS AND ELECTRIC DEPARTMENTS
THIS COMPANY HAS OPENED A
CUSTOMERS ERVICE DEPART
MENT.
MR.. TATE GLENN, OF ARDM0RE,
HAS BEEN APPOINTED SERVICE
MANAGER IN CHARGE OF THIS
DEPARTMENT.. MIR. c. G. ENGLAND,
WHO IS SERVICE MANAGER OF THE
SHAWNEE GAS AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY, LONG EXPERIENCED IN
THIS DEPARTMENT OF THIS COM
PANY'S POLICY, is IN ARDMORE
ASSISTING MR.. GLENN IN START
ING THE IMPORTANT WORK OF
THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT WITH
ALL POSSIBLE DISPATCH AND
WITH MAXIMUM CONVENIENCE TO
OUR CUSTOMERS.
1T WILL BE THE DUTIES OF THIS
DEPARTMENT TO. INVESTIGATE
ALL COMPLAINTS, MISTAKES AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM THE
CUSTOMERS SIDE OF THE CUES
TION.. WHERE THE COMPANY is
WRONG OR MISTAKEN IN ANY
WAY, 1T WILL BE THE DUTY OF
THE SERVICE MANAGER TO QUICK
LY THANK THE CUSTOMER FOR
ASSISTING US IN CORRECTING AN
ERROR.
WE KNOW ALL CUSTOMERS WHO
COMPLAIN DO SO WITH THE SIN
CERE BELIEF THAT SOMETHING is
WRONG AND SHOULD BE RIGHTED.
IN CASES WHERE THERE REALLY
is NO MISTAKE ON THE COMPANY'S
PART THE SERVICE MANAGER
WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW THE GUS
TONER ALL STEPS IN THE COM
PANY'S BUSINESS WHICH THE
CUSTOMER SHOULD KNOW IN OR
DER TO CONVINCE HIMSELF THAT
HE is RECEIVING FAIR AND HON
EST TREATMENT.
THIS COMPANY WANTS NOT ONE
PENNY 1T DOES NOT HONESTLY
AND RIGHTFULLY EARN. 1T DOES
NOT WANT IT'S EMPLOYEES TO
MAKE MISTAKES. BUT EMPLOYEES
ARE HUMAN AND SOMETIMES DO
MAKE MISTAKES THAT ARE NOT
INTENDED. IN SUCH CASES THE
SERVICE MANAGER WILL APPRE-
CIATE THE ASSISTANCE OF GUS
TONERS IN RIGHTING THE MIS-
TAKE AND GIVING US THE OPPOR-
TUNITY TO GUARD AGAINST. IT'S
REPETITION.
WE ASK OUR CUSTOMERS TO USE
THIS DEPARTMENT FREELY. WE
ASSURE YOU COURTEOUS AND
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Consumers
Light & Power Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

J. D. May and A. L. Burris were
visitors 10 Marietta Sunday after
noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
LEON NEWS

Rev G. w. Whiteficld of Marslen,
filled his regular appointment at the
BAPTIST church here Saturday and
Sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

Mrs. c. c. Davis and son. Carroll
visited friends in Marietta THURSDAY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Hodges, died Sunday night. Fun
eral services were held Monday with
interment in Leon cemetary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

VIII Wilmington was in Leon Fri
day buying produce from local mer-
chants here. Win makes the oil fields
regularly and sells great amount
o. eatables there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

IN THE INTERESTS OF GOOD SERV-
ICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS IN THE
GAS AND ELECTRIC DEPARTMENTS
THIS COMPANY HAS OPENED A
CUSTOMERS SERVICE DEPART
MENT
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-12

miuvu GaN0, rarncr reluctantiy.
 Do you think you coull2'
 "rd try mighty hard. given s chance" replied David
 "NcrN well, I'm going to test you out" declared Mir. Morse with sud den determination, Now, listen care. fully, You know Borden, our travel tng SaleSmang From the office we worked up a Sl0,O0o order for four ma chimes from a Mr, William Henry of Acton There were other bids. but our goods Seemed to please Henry"
 "l remember the case" said David.
 "fhrtc days agn Borden started for Acton, The next day We forwarded te his addreSS at the American hotel there the specifications and contracts, redaN We learned that he has gone o0 on one of his Irregular bouts,
 "rhat k a pretty bad state ot af- fairs" >uySeSted David
 "New for the remedy" Sald Mr. Mey>e sharply, The contract Is to be let temoyr0w morning at ten o'clock If you think yourself strong enough Co undertake the joh--Start out lf you >ucv>e,,d it wil mean SV,N3 ,SNSl fey yeW, l caN tell you that \ tra}0 leaves }N half aN hour"
 "l >NaO be 8 paSSenger on thAt train sad David simply, aud put on his c,s&t.
 Al utS e'cltse& thC next u0ovntnS pa- via Was cS0NpiOS o0 the fraNt pArch ot tNe hel0e eS Mir, WtlliSm Heury,
 He had NeSea them a0 hour, Sud. GcNlN the fres,t dyNav wSS pushed opSn. Quite a> >Gdtealy & man cane out, He cavvse3 a bundle &es1s Up Sn & >heet ~ Nsx tASt he eaUld aes see over tt. rsN SxSla>t O&vl,i sud ees0rs tAe lsytev c>>0l& Ses eSt v tNe WSY. hatA tVWe,Gs3 hF&i ovec NsNe,> s0 tNe hot~ se'a of ShS >rSi,>
 rNe Agls3te h,s~>c ysea W1l2 c@sstec, >s1vevw&vy,, Sswel~y Sa3 cleth- tnS >rsvSs5 S0 eNSr vNe steps. DAvsa Sv&AA.>,s Ss tNe leap,
 ~WaSt'> &0 tA&, ~acSety Ssu&n ssa & >ssGoNrS&n va&cS, sud S uaSa sa pS- $&rsS> &pgSave& Sg Sa ugps1 ASlcooN
 ~>scSs&yy, , sWS>>~ -SplIe3 Oavj8.
 ~fll es' &1Wc 0, $ r,1Ues. >AoGts3 <Se rsSH &tAss> Srhs u,&~,AS Ss< ~ Ae &.s.2
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-12
en ns he rennnenreu .......


 ed as he reappeareu ">.~"'
 "The thief got away" explained ph- r,u ~,ou see. ne stumnIed over me.
 "YeS. but how came you to oe on m, porch at this unearthly hour ot the morning9" inquired the diSturbeu house owner SuspiciouSly.
 .'That will be easy to explain as Sured David with smile. "l am not n treSpaSSer with evil designs,
 "I should say not! :" exclaimed NIT William Henry, You've saved me a heap. Hello, all the silver, My watch and chain, My fur winter overeoat Why. the robber must have been ran SackinE the house for hours,
 You come in" he directed David. -"Now. then" spoke Mir. Henry, Tets hear all about it..
 David explained why he was an early caller,
 see here" said Mir, Henry, you'll stay to breakfast with me Then I've got something to say to you"
 "weu." spoke Mir. Henry, when the repaSt was concluded, "let Us Set down to business
 Yes. sir" said David expectantly. You producS that contract and we'll just sign up If you don't de serve that and better for what you've saved me. I'm mistaken. I'd do it.. anyway, for thinS your business rivals have played trick on you.
 David Harris went proudly back to his employer with his bis SlOO0 or der. \ raise ju salary and position earas within week. & happy marriage within a month. and one of the pleaS- Snte$c surprises of the event wSS welding p7e&ut from Nr- William Henry af Acxea Ns the hes; pisDe roney coulj buy.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-12
AIDED BY A THIEF
Ny FREpERlcN cLARKs
N l9sl, WestoN NewspApor Uutoel

WI AN@h NNhtVth NNWHNNNNf NNtNhA
 rhere was enly one raN ot light wis. tNlc about the plant et the mter>tatc Misunderstanding ceNaAnN. That was tn a cNtOcr of the mam otlltr, where David NawlS sat porNg over an account hook Once N while he httcd hts eyes aNd Stared dr,,Amily at the waN Il was Net trom weNrl, ness " dl>ta>te for the extra work he was dolNg, It was when the picture @ hts taNce. pretty Mary Lee came aeNtlNS mto hts mlRa, aud the air castles eeNc,r0NS her torMtl a INT, fcct NtSta og maxjcal vgx>atleNS.
 As to tNE cNtra wer&, nAvtd vel, cNMel that heartily, u meant extra mVNrS, apd ready cssSA was a )Arge elc'NeNt SN his pNN>pettS Just Rew, The tN'NlNNN ct0p)eylNS h00 ald Not pay pr(NcvN salaries rgaetlcal Aacl list, ed ol8 $tla> leN MSrN'$ father, had $eg tAe 3SUcc paN}d mast eavN NcgNgNe De WNN(& y>,0>eNt te a i,lAvy,&Se with hts d&WNNJSe,
 Mary loves asA that's >0r1NN >yltltN 0aSsed i~'sn, "So l e&a eaiy Scep plOS~ ksAs awSN,
 NSVld MSS SWa3ealy St&vtlesi rNS' Nt> ere 1>ay eg>Sae& with a crash. Snd Mi MwSsN pre>sseat eS the I>N,a, rSny, r,anSSs& tgse vtgw, lie Ns,G an esNce SeleSvSN ta his h&aa and hs leNNea anxious Saa aa<segS<3
 "NcN,>sN Neye eGs yea.N he >sN>SS ga . dN &pgNsseee& sSsa nSvla sSNcls<a
 ~NA ST. ! had SeNssa eNtrS wov&
 Ne$ NS~>~- ! kesw SN sA>at tN&es ASe wNSse kS >scaases,$ SNe Nea& >s oe>> ssssaFN a$Ns1 inc asaaagScserer.
 ~tle >tsvev3 ess hsS v&>stt>a thl> &sy STaG>>ss,~
 NJ MSc>e >S@& krse S eASsr, CeSc ss seSl t> l1>>SssS rSvs& sySV,
 N>$> ASsS>~ Ae $Ss& HasS,Gy, Nss,s y>~ eNSv SSll esr S><Ns&~
 eNcesN e> eSl,sysk SsSsesaSSS sad sNv>>sssN '~>~eass>NASssssA>s s>., Ssv~ ~.s
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-12
BILLIARD HALL BILL
 NOW UP TO SENATE


S-ec2. The News
 ts Rccz. Feb 10-Shou.i the ss-a-s vasS me bil by Mr. Talsingtoa w.e vs-. tA-c1zh -he House yes -sy MI. 1-y CEo opposing votes
 VII ee ---4wt-- 1s-est-er 70 oper- as -cc- o- e4r5 hall within h-ss - 1 any c-c1 o- school e-Ss n 5- cc---lsS ct -1e S-a-e. in c-1S 2-S1 - w-1.1 -E4 ez1l-a. and a-gz- cz-y. -5---s Rcez. @ l5ca-- s Ts 1 s been -r <sre-a, -ss ann A2S been 4-e15zG b sx- sI1 cs 2srzcs.5 so.zlr to- mem ,e-s E- G sxs=-- c1e c,---izs 3t 2 1,,,.- C-l--z-ss-- C.zchz-a. Lee. GEa- Ccc- Cc-=t Green S-1;sz- P,1s-- S1- F-a-ezs. C--<s -as,g--s -s-1as- N- P5us. 1 -es L--s Rver.
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The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-12

4 the end of the Rainbow s are told, is 8 lot of pleasure and q ot gold. February eleventh, q the date. High School auditor ard don't oe late. There youl find them young and old, to sesl finds the pot of gold.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-12

-o-- neglect signals of dishe Aa k1Eeys- Bzeksehe. nervous oroerS. p2le complexion, dark zh,a-- -Ee eyeS. mean kidney tp Begin promptly taking Prickly
 8I--erS. U = kidney remedy ol 1-s- class Prize SIPS per D HeS-er-y Drug Store. Special Ag
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-12

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The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-12

Suoscriae tor 1hs 4rksasa' z-s +-v- Jzrs JcEIson, neWNs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-30

cha. Cinim to jen proto, bych
mel ma sira Lestera jakousi
moe"
Rytland vyskocil a zard6l Sc
i zblednul rychle IA sebou.
"Revele," pravil chraptive.
Go tim minite?"
Zvlastni vyraz objevil Sc ma
okamzik obliceji druheho, z
pola trpky, pola smutny. -
Vzdor tomu pravil tise:
"Co myslite, re tim minim?'
Opetne vlozeno ma Guya bfi-
me jakym bylo podati vysve-
tleni a uboffG1 mlady muz skies
|nul nazad cely zmateny. Pc.
dezreni, jez nem vzniknulo,
bylo prllis neurcite, nez ably
mohlo byti vyiadfeno slovy q
ieho duSe vzpirala Sc pronese-
hi pouheho obvineni nicim ne
opodstatneneho.
"Nemohu sam rici. Nemy-
slim mic, aneb sotva vim co N.Y.
slim" zamrucel. odvraceje Sc
stranou. Jest to. priliS hroz-
ne, nez abych to mohl uvad6ti
We spoieni S vami, mui pfiteli!'
"A pfece Jest to zcela pii-
rozene."
Guy nan pohlizel vyjeycne.
"Nemohu vas pochopiti," od
vetll upfimne. "Zahravate 81
snad vedome S ohnem? Nevi-
te co tomu rekne cely svet?
Nevite, ze fekne, re Wy a sir
Lester dobfe 81 rozumite ?"
"a w? Co Wy reknete?" ta~
zal Sc Enrol.
Ruce jeho vitality Sc vzhu-
ru sevfely jedna druhou iak
tn sedel rty jeho iako by by
lily ztrnuly. Guy nemohl miti
sebe mensi tuseni 0 tom, jak
dychtive srdce pritelovo oce-
kavalo jeho odpoved'.
"Kdybyste mi to sam nerekl
nikdy bych necemu podobnemu
o vas neveril," odvetil Guy S
durazem.
A Enrol Caerlyon q hluboka
vydechnul i sklopil ma okamzik
oti.
"Hachovam 81 tedy vaSeho
pratelstvi,' pravil tlumenym
hlasem. "Pfcce vSak praye
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-30
KAPITOLA 25.

"Odpovitc mi 2 prima?' ia
zal sc Guy, usedaje a skoro
jsa zarazen tim, ze Enrol pri-
ehazi bez okolku k veci.
"Ah! to je neco zcela jin6-
no." odvetil Enrol. "Jak vam
znamo, nestojim pred soud-
cem."
"Nu ano, to ovsem ne; ysak
hled'te - Revele, ia nemohu z
vasi hry zmoudreti. Proc jen
veGer po veceru uvrhujctc sira
Lestera stale vice clio hracskych
dluhu 2"
proc? - O, na TO jest leh-
ka odpoyed'. con chce hrati
proc by nemel hrati radeji
Sc mnou nez nekym jinym,
jenz by nalehal na zaplaceni
proher?"
"A wy"
"Nechci, ably mi je zaplatil
- tot' vsc.'
f'uy mlcel a yyhlizel poplete-
ny a jaksi zarmouceny.
"Prve nez budu hotov, uva-
linn nan jeste vice hracSkych
dluhu!'' pravil.'Errol po chvil-
ce.
PRO buh proc to?'
"Iest to vec zcela iednodu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-30

CO JEST VANOCNf PENfZE
SpORfCf KLUR?

Jest to klub, jemuz Sc pripo-
jily tisice, jez 81 preji pravidel
ne .sporiti mensi obnos po pa
desat tydnu, ably mely znacnej
81 fondy ma Vanocni Diary v pri
stim roce - fond dosti velky,
ably mohly byti zal.oupeny pek
ne darky, ktere by byly milym
pfekvapenim tenn, kterym jsou
urceny i k spokojenosti darce.
Pri zapisu do Vanocniho klu-
bu mdzete uspofiti obnos cd
$25 do $3.50 behem roku "a
snadnych tydennfch vkladi.
MGzete zaciti jiz tax ma
lem, iako diva Gently aneb moz-
no ukladati tez $1.o0, $500
neb i $500 tydne.
M1zete Sc pripojiti nyni,
bud u The Broadway Bank
Office ma Broadway a vych.
'55. ul. neb V jedne 2 techto j.
nych Union Trust iradoven.
Citizens Bldg, 814 Euclid Ave.
Euclid Ave. & Z. 101st st.
247 Euclid Avenue
Buckeye Road, Il E. 80. St.
Woodland Bank Office,
Woodland & e. 55. st.
w. 25th st. & Denison Ave.
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tell, muzete mi daverovati."
Roman z anglicksho.

A Guy vyhlizel drobet pople-
teny, ale nefekl vice ami slo-
va. V srdci SVEN mel pochyb-
most byl neklidnym. o co
vlastne Revel hraje?
Vysledek hry do rama potr-
vavsi byl ten, re sazky stale Sc
vice zvySovaly Enrol stale Wy
hraval, chovaje Sc pri tom xii
dine jako obycejne, zatim CO
sir Lester stale vice Sc rozeilo-
val. Ostatni panove re spo-
lecnosti jeden po druhem ziva-
jice odchazeli ma loze. Pouze
Guy setrval a hledel kourenim
zapuditi svou mrzutost. - A
kdyz sir Lester konecne Sc "a
klenlm prohlasil, ze nebude
vice hrati, - Revel totiz me-
jak Sc rlka 81 pekla stesti'' -
byl slechtic svemu hosti zadlu-
zen obnosem peti tisic.
"Srovnam to zitra,'' pravil
snaze Sc setrasti Sc sebe mrzu-
tost svou. Pojd'mez ma lo-
re; to denni svetlo cloveku po
probdele noci nesvedci. YAM
vsa,k, Revele, neSkodi."
''Neni zadneho spechu Sc
srovnanim prohry," odvetil En-
rol ledabyle. "Ano, myslim,
re bude lepe, odebereme-li Sc
Pojd te, Guy. Preji vam pri-
jennie sny, sire Lestere.'
Sir Lester Sc nepfijemne u
small.
"Vsak ia YAM to ieste opla-
tim, Wy milacku Stestenyp =
pravil a zivaje ubiral Sc do
sveho pokoje..
Pokoj Erroluv i Guyuv mely
dyefe do jedne a teze chodby
a kdyz prvneiSi Sc zastavil u
svych dvefi, Guy podaval mu
svou ruku pevn6 stisknul PR
.telovu, zatim co mu pohlizel V
tcmne oci, jez vSak nepohnuly
ami brvou.
"Revele," pravil a umlknul.
Errol Sc ponekud usmal.
"tIbohy Guye!" pravil. -
"Vy mi chcete udelati kazani-
Icko. Nemuzete tax ale uciniti
ma chodbe. Pojd'te dovnitr.
Nemyslim tax iak tax, re by
chom dnes rano mohli mnoho
spati."
Jakkoliv mluvil lehce, lho-
steine, zakryval jen tim jen
hlubsi city sve, Nebyl priliS
rad teto vyzve, >jiz vycetl z o.
bliceie priteloVa, prece vsak ci-
til, re jest mu povinnovan ne
jakym vysvetlenim, kdyby pro
mic iineho jiz proto, re by Guy
k vuli Valencii mohl Sc posta-
viii ma odpor tomu, ably Enrol
zapletal Lestera V dalsi obtize
a nesnaze.
Errol uvrhnul Sc do kresla u
okna a zalozil 81 ruce ga hla-
YOU.
"Najdete 81 sedadlo, Guy"
pravil. "Nuze, echo nyni ode
mne zadate?"