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XVIII.

| XXVII.
|
| Obloha Sc uplne zatahla.
| V dali neustale hfmelo a BILE
sky Sc krizovaly.
"Kdyby Sc vitr obratil, byla
| by zde bourka okamzite", pra-
VII lekar. "Pouzijme vhodne
chvile, pane Jouberte, a ne
lzdrzujmo se".
"Sdilim vas nahled, doktore,
danny nam zajiste odpusti. Jo-
sefe, zavrete "a nami dobre
| dvere". s'as
"Bud'te bez starosti, pane
| Jouberte, uzavru vSe".
| Oba muzi odesli o pull osme
ma nadrazi, vsedli do vlaku, wy
stoupili spolu Parizi a rozesli
Sc teprve ma namesti de la Ba-
stille.
| Joubert zustal proto tax
| dlouho We spolecnosti dkotora,
aby Sc cas- potreby mohl do
!volati jeho svedectvi.
| z teze priciny Easel take do
nekolika domu, S nimiz byl v
obchodnim spojeni, a kdyZ pax
vracel Sc do sveho bytu, neopo-
menul promluviti domovni-
| KEN.
[ PAX uzavrel Sc do sveho po-
koje prestrojil i nalicil Sc tax
| dovedne, ze nebylo lie jej ami
| poznati; pax vySel v domu, a.
niz by 81 jej byl kdo vsiml.
Tlouklo prave deset hodin.
| Joubert dal Sc dovezti ma ma
drazi Vincenneske wal 81 IL
sick do Brie Comte Robert.
| Vlak skoro okamzite odjel !;
ale Joubert misto ably jel az do
Brie, Vystoupil jiz We Varennes
Saint Hilaire.
| Rychlym krokem preset most
w Chennevieresu.
| Special pax po pravem bre-
hu Marny az k mistu, kde mel
| uvazanou lod'ku.
Toho vecera byla v divadle
1Porte Saint Martin zkouska S
| dekoraci a Osvetlenlm k move
Ivypravne hre, jez mela Sc co
rejdi1ve provozovati. +
| Velka cast dekoraci byla ma
lovana v dime, kde pracoval
1Adrien COuvreur.
Pan dilny teto musil byti pff-
tomen, aby Sc dorozumel ridi-
Itelem a strojnikem, wal S Sc
bou nejdovednejsiho sveho del
nika, totiz naseho pritele Adri-
ena.
Byla skorem jiz lpulnoc, ,kdyz
Couvreur odchazel z divadla. I
Kdyz vratil Sc z Bordeaux,
vystehoval Sc uplne z ulice Nal
/ her nechtel-li prenocovati v
hostinci, musil Sc vratiti ma O.
Estrov Saint Catherine.
Rozhodf Sc, re odjede ven.
Divadelni vlak odiizdel z
Parize We tri ctvrte ma jednu v
noci a Adrien musil Jim jeti,
chtel-li Sc dostat do Saint Maur
a pfijiti k sve lod'ce u pfivozu
de la Pie.
Mohl sc tedy dOstati domtl
teprve ke treti hodine rano.
! z cernych mracen, jez prud-
Ky vitr pohanel po obloze, "a
caly padati velke krdpeje te-
pleho dest6.
Hfmelo blyskalo Sc.
Boufe Sc rychle blizila.
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4. a1ssi..3.i. ROMAN.
Francorzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.


do vody.
Joubert pristal na miste, kde
breh nebyl prikry a snadno
pristupny. Vyskocil ven a pri-
tahl lod'ku "a fetez nahoru ma
bfeh.
Pravili jsme jiz, re byla vel
mi lehka.
Dala Sc dosti snadno vytah-
nouti z vody.
Ia deset minut byl Joubert
sice propocen az ma kuzi, ale
lodicka plula jiz mad jezem pc
hladine Marry.
Joubert vsedl do ]od'ky, "a
lozil vesla preplavil Sc ma pro
tejsi breh.
Cas- byl mu pfiznivy.
Byla cira tina.
Dosti silny vitr pohanel hu-
sta mracna po obloze, jez Ia
kryvala prvni ctvrt mesices
Placide zaiel do vedlejsiho
ramene reky, jejiz brehy vrou-
bl podel ostrovu Saint Cathe-
rine Jivy vrby, jeiichz svisle
vetve dosahujl az k same vode.
Privazal lodicku k vrbe, po-
lozil vesla pod lavicky lod'ky
a skocil ma breh.
"Zitra bude po vsem", Sc
ptal, "a ia stanu Sc svrchova-
nym panem!'
Ma v6zi Creteilskeho kost2Ia
tloukio jedenact hodin.
Joubert dial sc polmi, pro-
Sci vesnickou a byl tax st "a
stem, ze nasel Charentonu
kocar, nemz~prijely dve da-
my jenz jej nyni odvezl
zpet do Parize.
Unaven nezvyklym vcerej-
sim namahanim, spal ma zej-
til velmi dlouho; pax Sc donna
nasnidal a odjel ma ostrov
Saint Catherine.
Nez vessel do sveho letohrad
ku, Easel 81 ma bfeh reky, aby
Sc pfesvedcil, Je-li lodicka tam,
kan il byl pfedvecer uvazal.
Vida, re Jest vse V poradku,
odebral sc k ob6ma damam.
Slepa Klara byly V zahra-
de.
Klara predcitala prave prv-
N stranky jakesi novely.
Zahlednuvsi prichoziho, pre-
stala cisti.
"Pau Joubert, matinko", pra
villa.
"Prisel jsem ztraviti vami
nekolik hodin, me danny, pra-
vii. "Doufam, re vam nepreka-
zim".
"Vite velmi dobre, re nam
rikdy neprekazite, pane", cd
povedela Pavlina. "Poobedva-
te nami, vid'te?"
"Dovolite-li".
"Proslme, abyste tax uci-
nil".
Joubert byval pfi svych ma
vst6vach ma ostrov6 Saint Ca
Uterine tax pozornym dvor-
nym vuci Pavline a jeji dcefi,
q chOval Sc tax roztomile, re
81 mlada divka cinila vycitky,
&c nemohla Sc zbaviti trapneho
odporneho pocitu, jenz zmoc-
noval Sc il vzdy pri pohledu ma
otce Leopoldova.
"Byl zde vcera doktor?" ta-
Zal Sc Placide.
"Nebyl. Ma pfijiti dnes. Ia
jiste Sc potesi, re bude mu pra-
no vecereti We vasi spolecno-
sti".
Ia nedlouho po teto rozmlu-
We lekaf skutecne prisel byl
Sc zdravotnim stavem mlade
dfvky uplne spokojen.
Den byl sice velmi krasny, "a
lc panovalo znacne vedro.
Ma vecer stal Sc vzduch ma
hlc nesnesitelne tezkym, ma
obloze kupily sc cerne mraky
3 rude blesky oslnovaly zrak ;
bylo patrno, re noe pfinese asi
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vesele likviduje povozy z me-
sta ma drahu nadrazi do
mesta, ac chodi zasadne jen
pesky, ably 81 rozbehal nefriti-
|du, ztratu casu cd rama do We
eera, &C nema v kancelari do
echo pichnout, jizdne prvni tri
dou ma draze i ma parniku, ac
jede treti, dietu IL korun, &C
utrati sotva 3 koruny. ,Tato hro
ziva pfedstava dodala Dunde-
rovi silly primo nelidske.
PAM radova Dunderova po-
znala po navratu sveho muze
domu lined, re Sc stale neco
mimoradneho, podrobila jej
krizovemu vyslechu, pan ra-
da Sc polehoucku vyzpovidal
ze vsech svych tazkosti.
"Kterak nam ia jako muz
pfedstoupiti pred svagrovou S
otazkou tax delikatni, jak 81
Iporouci soud", tesknil pan ra-
I da, "a proc 81 to vubec nevy-
lfidi tfad SAM.
PAM radova pokyvovala ma
Iznafr1eni souhlasu, ale nesvesi-
la hlavu, naopak prohlasila
slavnostne a s gestem sacerdo-
Italnym:
| "Tak to ,dal nejde, tn je nej-
1lepe videt mezeru zakone,
| jak je Zena odstrkovana We
SVEN nejpfirozenejsim pravu.
IPromluvim o te veci V pristi
lklubovni schulz. Musime pro-
saditi reformu obGanskeho pra
va tom sm6ru, ably k ufadu
kuratora nenarozenych potom-
XII byly povolavany jen zeny,
ovSem jen zeny organisovane a
uvedomele, ne nejake zotroCe-
ne kuchynske polosluzky! Ted
| Sc seberu ia, vsecko ma mist6
lvySetflm co Zvim, sama pa
nu soudci vytmavim. Kdepak
ltakovy muz, takovy budiz k nj
cemu!"
| Mattel tohoto titulu Sc ODE
zfele vzdalil sci shledavat
manzelce kufrfcky, kartacek
ma zuby a jine pomdcky ma ce-
stu.
! Druheho dne casne rama
Ivyjela silnejsi polovice Dunde-
rovic domacnosti ma vyzkum-
nou cestu. Mnoho krasnych
slov mela pfipraveno, jennie
zahalujicich ucel jejiho posla-
nj. Nepochybovala zdaru sve
lvypravy a pletla 81 V duchu ma
cello tezky bobkovy v6nec.
| Nez skutecnost daleko pred
stihla honosive mySlenky pani
Vigilie. Vecernim vlakem vra-
tia Sc domu, jsouc oGekavana
ma nadraznim vystupisti vzdy
vernym manzelem. Pohledla
nasnej zkoumave, ano prisne, a
pax mavla prudce deStnikem.
Pan Dundera Sc pudov6 uhnul,
shrbiv jake ohar zada pred W.
praskem. Kdyby no n6kdo te
chvili byl pozadal, ably mu
fekl definici krasna, nevypra-
vii by re sebe ami jedne samo-
hlasky.
"Zaslouzil bys!" zvolala hro
zive PAM radova a priSern6 Sc
rozchechtala, "stary poSetilce
Jsi to pekny kurator! klames
Gfady, predstiraS soudu, re
stale mic, a zatlm Bouralkovic
kluk uz .je diva mesice ma sve-
t6 a pomalu bude behatl Ale
donna mne vysvetliS, proc je ii
}ten konecne narozeny potomek
tax impertinentne podoben, to
je prece prilisne! Ted pujde-
ME = doufam, re isl objednal
drozku!"
''Nenamahej 81 tax hlasivky,
zenuSko", konejsil pan rada
manzelku, "mohla by sis uhnat
anginu - a pax je tn mnoho
lidi."
Mic dobreho netuSe, cupal
| trhanVni krilfkv "a Wolff kite
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POSETILE
HISTORKY.
Adolf Cervinka.

To je pekna majoneza, po-
myslil 81 prekvapeny pan rada.
Chit takove choulostive veci
urychlovati, ma to je prece kri-
.minal! A malomysln6 sc vytra-
til re soudnf svetnice.
Uplynul novy mesic, plny
tezkech pochyb a dusneho oce-
lkavani. Fristka Sc sotva pokry-
la dfednim prachem a jiz Sc
Ease zatrepetala jako ptak O.
hnivak ma stolku soudcove.
Jizlive Sc zasklebila a liknave-
no kuratora Dunderu znova
pred prisne pravo zavolala.
"Nuze, pane rado, bezpec-
nosti ocekavam, re uz bro bu-
deme projednavati", oslovil
soudce pobadave pana Dunde-
ru.
"Nevim ME urciteho, dosud
Sc mic nestalo", zajikl Sc taxa
my.
"a to je pekne", zatouzil
referent, "hned jsem 81 to my
slil, re mne ia fristka zamrzne
a zustane tady pres Novy rok
ICo mne vsak rekne soudni in.
|spektor, az uvidi takovou sta
lrou pozustalostl Jeste ke vse.
mu ted, kdy mann zadano 0 ra.
| dovske misto!"
Pan rada Dundera S trpko,
stl chapal pri6innou souvislost
mezi liknavosti nenarozenehc
lpotomstva Bouralkova v pri.
chodu ma tento nicemny svet 5
lpostupem referentovym dc
Ivyssi tfidy hodnostni a zachvi.
val Sc udesem.
Novym rukou DAMN slibil
soudci svatosvate, re "zaridi
|vhodne kroky "a ucelem vyse-
trent, kdy slehnutf pozastalt
|vdovy bezpecnosti ocekavati
lze", podepsal o tom protokol
a vylitl spesne ma cerstvy
Ivzduch. Sotva vSak byl venku
jiz zapomnel ma dany slib a I'll
cely mesic bezstarostne, jake
by ami kuratorem nebyl a ne.
musel Sc starati vezdejSi do
bro dosud nenarozeneho Bou-
ralkova potomstva. Lide jsou
zapometlivissvych povinnosti
q proto autor soudniho jedna,
ciho radu vymyslil lhuty ell
fristky, ktere mali vzneSen6
poslani zakroutiti kirk dlouhC
Use vlekoucim pravnim pripa-
dunn zejmena pozustalostem
| jez by Sc jinak teSily nesmirnS
dlouhemu zivotu.
Kuratelni fristka V pozusta.
losti Bouralkove upadla pouze
zdanlive V magneticky spa
mex. Ia mesic il zburcovala
bdela ruka oficialova v pozu.
stalostnim oddeleni, fristka sc
Ease oklepala z .prachoveho pc
vlaku a opetne vycenila Zuby
ma kuratora.
Kdyby nebyl pan Dundera
trochu tlustsi prirozenosti
cimz nasledujici pfirovnani
ronekud pokazil, mohlo by sc
Q mem fici,sze sc loudal k sou.
du, kan byl opet predvolan
jako utlon vahavy, jdouci ma
navstevu sve tchyne V amefi-
ckem pralese.
V soudni SIM, do niz vstou-
pill, bylo hrobove dusno. Refe-
rent, ktery Sc pro nevyrizen6
kusy nestal radou, bubnoval ma
okne melancholicky prvni tax
ty Beethovenova smutecniho
pochodu a pisar, ktery predsta
voval V soudnim oddeleni III
vel lidovy ma zpIsob choru v
anticke tragedii, doprovazel
sveho velitele v teto hudbe kle
panim drzatka o still. S t6zkym
srdcem poslouchal pan rada
vycitky, ktere sypaly Sc huste
ma jeho ustaranou hlavu. Ko-
necne prohlasil soudce, re bu-
de nucen ZTiditi prO obmeSka-
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"Predejdeme tomu, mile di-
te; nez odjedu, oddelim vam
sam silnejsi davku leku, jehoz
blahodarne ucinkX jste jiz "a
kusila", odpovedel doktor.
Joubert Sc ma oko tesil, re
nalezal Sc Soucasne S lekarem
u dam.
V duchu vsak proklinal le-
karovu pritomnost; MAZE city
sve uplne v moci, skryval svdj
hnev "a usmivavou tvari.
V sest hodin sedi k obedu.
Horko stavalo sc stale nesne-
sitelnejsim a Klarino rozcileni
sc stupfovalo.
''Prineste mi lex, jenz jest
upraven pro slecnu Janu Ma
rii'', pravil lekar Josefe.
Hospodyne prinesla malou
lahvicku, jez byla neplna.
Joubert sebou trhl.
z Okla vyslehla mu divna
gar. r.
Pritomnost lekarova presta-
Ia mu byti razem neprijemnou.
Tento naplnil sklenici mlade
divky vinem, nakapal do nj
sest kapek z male lahvicky a
pravil:
''Na tuto davku nesmite 81
zvyknouti, slecno, casem stala
by sc vam Skodnou, nell ne
bezpecnou. Pro jednou to ne
skodi rucim vam "a to, re
spanek vas dnes nebude rusen
ami hourkou - nevzbudila by
ste Sc ami, kdyby V zahrade u
defil hrom".
"Mam to hned vypiti, dok-
tore?"
'Ne, az pri obede".
Mlada divka postavila skle-
nici vedle sebe.
Joubert nalil vsem do skle-
mic tolik vina, jako bylo we
sklenici mlade divky..
Ma pravo vedle Klary sedel
Joubert, ma levo jeji matka.
"Doktore", ptal sc Placide,
Jest tento lex prijemne nebo
neprijemne chuti?
Jest uplne bez chuti - Vi
no ami dost malo nezmeni".
Josefa prinesla mlade divce
jinou sklenici, jelikoz mela te-
prve pozdeji vypiti vino, do ne
hoz byl nakapan lex.
Placide take do teto skleni-
ce nalil stejne mnozstvi vina.
Nezbyvalo mu nyni nez zme-
niti sklenice, coz bylo velmi
snadne, jelikoz slecna Pavlina
hyla slepa a dOktOr i Klara ne
vSimali 81 ami dost malo jeho
pocinani.
kdyz bylo po pfedkrmu,
pozvedl Jouhert sklenici a pra-
vii, chovaje. Sc die malomest-
skeho zpusobu:
INA zdravi naSi drahe ne
mocne, doktore! Necht' zije i
Sc svou ctenou matkou!"
"Necht' ziji!" zvolal doktor
a natahl ruku sc sklenici pres
stul k Joubertovi.
Tento Sc nahnul, sesle jeho
Sc odSoupla, sklenice vysmekla
Sc mu q ruky, padla ma still, roz
tloukla Sc vino rozlilo sc pc
ubruse.
Klara vyskocila, chranic bi-
ly svuj sat pred skvrnami.
Zbledla.
"Jsem to nesika !" zvolal
aFlacide. "Neyim ami, kterak Sc
mann onlluviti. Hanbim Sc veli-
Get"
Pozvedl sklenice, patriot Pa
Wine a Klafe, zatim co Josefa
utirala vylite vino a prostirala
ubrousek ma skvrnu.
Kdyz byla hotova, postavil
Flacide opet sklenice ma still,
ale tax, re stala nyni sklenka S
lekem pred Pavlinou.
Nikdo 81 toho nevsiml.
"Kdyz pilo Sc ma zdravi me
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.
Doiemne shledani. Jak sd

l iuJt Nal. Ols uudl SC pll
pohrbu nasich> narodnich mu-
cedniku vyjev, ktery hluboce
dojal vsecky ty, kdoz jej vide
Iii. V zastupu u Prasne brany,
Iocekavajicim pohrebni pruvod,
tisnil Sc venkovsky stark, mlG-
ky, ale S horeCnym neklidem
ziraje smerem k Staromestske-
mu namesti, kdy objevi Sc "a
lcatek slavneho konduktu. Ko-
necne zahlaholily zvony, V "a
Stupu naStalo vzruSeni. Il dali
ky oval Sc klapot konskych
kopyt, prejela jizda "a chvi-
| Ii jiz hrcela kolem dlouha fa-
da del a lafet, vezoucich teles-
ne pozustatky hrdinu. Kazdy 5
hlubokym dojetim patril ma
proste rakve a vzdaval poctu
drahym mrtvym. Take mas sta
lrecek obnazil hlavu a neklid .je-
no jeste vzrostl. Rty Sc mu
chvely a zarosene oti tekaly S
,rakve ma rakev, jakoby cosi
hledaly. Rostouci jeho rozcile-
nj neuslo pozornosti kolemjdou
cich, takze jedna DANA Sc ko-
necne tazala: 'Koho pax hle-
, date, dedecku?" Obratil ma nj
sve zakalene oci a pravil ro-
! zechveni: "Hledam syeho sy-
ma a nemohu no najit. Je take
mezi mimi" "Mezi kym?" ME
ri popravenymi." "A jak Sc
jmenuje?" "Viktora - Fran
tiSek Viktora z Hrutova-Levi-
ma" Dana, nyni take rozruSe-
Ina, preletla zrakem tabulky na
, rakvich a zvolala: "Tamhle je
, Inejaky Viktora !" Starec po-
hledl ozna5enym smerem "a
vzlykal: "Ano, to je on, to je
muj Franti5ekl Pfisel jsem no
doprovodit, ale nevim, jak tam
dojdu, jak Sc tam dostanu!'
Neocekavane toto shledani OF
ce, jenz patrn6 mcdowell 81
zjednati pri navalu pflstupU
mezi ostatni pribuzne legiona-
ri, Sc synem, vyvolalo V Zastu-
lpu velke pohnuti a oGi vsech
pritomnych zalily Sc slzami.
, Dana pax, vidouc jeho zoufa-
! lou situaci, obratila sc ma po-
licejniho inspektora ry-
, chlosti mu sdelila, co Sc udalo.
Ten Sc nerozpakoval dlouho a
uchopiv staiika pod pazi, vedl
lei k lafete, vezouci pozustat-
ky jeho mrtveho syna a day ma
okamzik zastaviti. posadil sta
recka Ma nj meZl vojaky. A TAX
doprovazel stary Viktora sye-
no syna Ma slavn6 posledni ce-
ste Prahou az na OlSany.
Hlinkovy pochybnosti o
zboznosti slovenskeno lidu. =
Hlinka piSe We SVEN "Slova-
ku": "Vlna nev6ry, skepse
poblouzeni hluboko zachvatila
ducha naSeho lidu. On Sc do
mniva, re nepotrebuje kneze
ami ucitele; on 81 sam pokrti di-
te, on Sc sam pochova, odda,
ien kdyz nemusi dati Sestaka,
zrna, polena a povinnou dav-
ku. Nikdy bychom nebyli We
rili,, re je vira slovenskeho Ii
du tax povrchni, m6lka a sla-
ba. Maly vanek Husince a
ECech uz Sc klati koruna tisi-
cileteho dubu, uz praskaii ko-
reny tisicilete lipy. Ci to snad
nebyla prava ziva vira? Byl
to jen zvyk a zbozny obycej
vStipeny matkou?" - TAX
Hlinka. Tedy sam Hlinka popl-
ra, re by Slovensko bylo kleri-
kalni. Slovensky lid hledi Sc e.
mancipovat od sveho knezstva
a odpira mu obvykle davky. Je
vsak priznacne pro Hlinku, re
" odpirani obvyklych davek
| knezim spatruje neveru. A je-
Ste neco. Pan Hlinka a jeho
stoupenci kriceli porad, re po-
| krokafi Cesi berou slovenske-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

"a. OO0--0roceries and meats. including
stock. fixtures and key; living
rooms: rent, .e<S; doing see cash
weekly; b-yssr lease.
81 .6OO-Grocsriss. including stock and
fixtures: living rooms; rent,
t42.So; s.ysar lease.
81 OO0-Second- hand furniture and storage
house. including big stock and
good will. A lifetime chance.
81 ,250--Delicatssssp and. .fruits; living
rooms.
~. 5O0-Nsar, beer. snd lunch; doing an
excellent business: must b. sold
on. account. of psrtnsrs' discord.
Ladies' and children's wearing
apparel; an up-to-date establish
ment IN northwest business SEC
ton: good reason for selling.
American Realty Trading Co.
go New York avs.
Main <0<1.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-18

FORD-spesdstsr body. or will exchange
for Ford light delivery or roadster body.
at II ut. ~. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-18

BUICK TOURING. D-tb: first-ciass condi-
| ton; $500 cash. Call after s p. m. 1851
| r at N e.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-18
HELP wANTED-FRNiALE.

AMBITIOUS ladies, from rs to so years,
Interested In making 500 a month. to
corset service to clients for the Spirella Co.
Give phone number. BOX 2io, Times
office.
SAbEsLADIBs to travel: good oppor-
tnnity. Room 223, Ebbltt Hotel. 9 to
y. m all week.
WHITE GIRL. to roll creams and pack
chocolates. Apply COLUMBIA CANDY
CO.. 7to 10th st N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-18

VENDING MACHINES AND ROUTE II
CITY; l06 peanut and 40 chewing gun
mschines; has average net income OF Gao
per month for past two years. must b.
sold at once, as owner IL leavinGf city
WASHINGTON BUSINESS BROKERAGE
CO. 2ll Bond Building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-06
BUSINESS MAN
REPORTS GAIN
RESIDENT OE SNlT LAKE CITY
HAS ADDED TEN POUNDS To
WIs WEIGHT WHILE WiEE NNs
GAINED TWENTY. EIGHT.

Don J, Perry. $40 Quincc 81, we'll
known salt Lake city, Utah bust
moss man. IN reporting remarkable
gains In weight both by himself aud
his vito, says.
My wifc gained twcnty eight
pounds and | gained ton pounds IN
u few weeks by taking Tanlac The
change IN Mrs, Perry IL all the more
remarkable, as she had boon going
down hiii steadily for four or five
years. she got no nourishmont from
her food and I don't believe she aV-
crascd thrcc hours sleep out OF the
twcnty.four.
while my condition was not aH
serious as hers, had boon undor
tho weather for Somc time, had no
appetite and was bothered good
deal by indigestion, Tnnlac has cor.
tIniy proved all and more than In
claimed for u With US
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills
are sold by druggists cycry whore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-06
POPULAR PRICES
MAKE BIG HIT
AT THE STRAND

That thcrc In u growing demand
FOR u reduction In the cost OF amusc.
mcnt Ia indicated by the increasing y
patronage at tho Strand, whore the
tcn.twcnty- ty-ccnt policy ~ tho manage.
mont has resulted IN filling tho house
to ovor.flowing three times last week
Notwithstanding that Keeping up
with Lizzie" was ON tho screen frcm
I O'Clock Sunday afternoon until al.
mos, midnight and was cnjoycd by
tho largest matinee crowds IN tho
history Of the house. last niEht anoth-
or record breaking crowd Witnessed
Constance Talmadsc In "rp tho read
with Sallic," which viii be- shown
again this evening.
As a change cf diet" In the
amusement limo tho Strand has been
putting on vaudeville Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, which Is In add.
ticn to tho regular picture program.
For this, of course. tho admission foe
is increased to IS cents Mr.. white
states. however. that u tho patrons
prefer a straight picture program,
hc will dispense with tho vaudeville
and mako II q straight seven day ten
and twenty cent proposition.
Tho samc quality Of pictures are
shown under tho now price a. whom
the admission charge was IS ccnn.
Mr., white states that tho reduction
In pricc is attributable to tho big drop
In tho cost OF films. which has taken
place in response to the nationwide
demand for cheaper amusements and
that is why he can stiii continue to
show Hcdkinscn. World. Feature.
Scirnick. Chaplin and other hish
class films for ten and twenty cents
1t will be glad ncws to tho patrons
OF the Strand to learn that Barney
Kropp has returned from Eureka and
will preside at tho piano. Ito IL rec.
ogniEcd as one OF the best theatre
ever hoard In this city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-06
At THE STRAND

Constance Talmsdse mover appear
I'd to better advantage than In tn,
production seen last night at the
Strand theare and which will be re.
peated tonight: up the Road with
sallie," a comingiins Of humor and
pathos keeps the audience lowering
on the brink between laughter and
tears. mainly the former. for there's
a smile provocative In every scene.
In addition there will be two come
dies put on tonight. Tomorrow tho
bill changes. zane Grey's famous
picture. Desert Gold" will be shown
as we'll as two very clever vaudeville
acts. bud Boyd. who Is known a.
the official sampler of the homo
brew association and a black and
tan novelty team. Mohler and Fay
telle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-06
CONVINCED
SANTA CLAUS
IS REAL THING

To change his opinion that SAINTS
Claus Is "Rll bunk" to ono OF beiie'
In tho existence OF that famous per.
sonage. was tho experience last Sat.
urday Of John Burke. aged 6. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. =. Y. Burke. 1879
Johnson avenue, when. together with
several score other children. he at.
tended the Christmas affair a, the
Variety store.
John was astoundcd when the
white-w hiskercd old Santa greeted
him with Hello. thcrc. youns man. I.
Didn't ! call on you In Scobie. Mon
tana. two years ago."
Hidden behind the flowing beard
was the Rev. r. T. Cookingham. Of
Klamath Reservation who had known
tho Burke family at their former
home. But the small boy was una
ware OF this fact.
Say. Dad" he ventured after re-.
gretfully leaving the store. u guess
Santa Claus II the rea ithins after
all"