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The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
WEEKLY HALF-HOLIDAY

The following petition and sigma
lures is the result of the work of the
Business and Professional Woman's
Club:
We, the undersigned business firms
of Ocala, realizing:
l. That the long continued sum-
mer makes it necessary that we and
the people living here have more time
for recreation and rest;
2. That the Thursday afternoon
holidays in the past have proven a
boon and blessing in health, in town
spirit, in better business to the town
as whole, as we'll as to ourselves;
3. That we and our co-laborers
have worked better and more faith
fully for having had this halliday
each week during May, June, July,
August and September;
Therefore, we, the undersigned
agree that during the months of May,
June, July, August and September, on
each Thursday afternoon to close our
place of business at 1 o'clock p. m,
and to give ourselves and the people
who work for US a half holiday, be-
ginning with May 4th, 1922:
Franks, Inc, Theus Bros, Pasteur
& Brown, Marion Hardware Company
George MacKay & Co., Carter's Bak-
cry, F. w. Cook, Marion County Alb
stract Co., Parker & Guynn, The Elite
Shop, Affeck Millinery Parlor, C. A
Rahme, H. A. Waterman, The Court
Pharmacy, Weihe Company, Gerig's
Drug Store, LaDonde Cleaning Co.
E. T. Helvenston, ]. F. McCrory Co..
L. Toffaletti, H. B. Masters Co., the
Phillips Drug Co., ]. Malever, Guar
antee Clothing & Shoe Co., Anti
Monopoly Drug Store, E. c. Jordan &
Co., Clarkson Hardware Co., B. Gold
man, C. V. Roberts & Co., Eagle Fur
niture Co., Royal Cleaners, H. S. Min
shall, The Book Shop (June), o. K
Teapot Grocery, Eagle Grocery Co..
Main Street Market, S. M. Hodges, ]
Chas. Smith, Ocala Gas Co., John u
Bowden, Charles McLucas, Jake Gold,
man, U-Serve Stores (5), Bitting's
Drug Store, T. W. Carter, J. G. Will,
Jams, L. J. Blalock, G. C. Greene, F
w. Ditto, Fishel's, Nichols & Cobb
Miss Rena Smith.
Rheinauer & Co. have not signed
the petition, but Mr.. Ben Rheinauel
says their store will close if the other.
do. It is probable that the barber
shops will put off closing until June
as the trucking season is in May, dur
ing which time the town is full o.
commission and railroad men, who re
quire the service of barbershops al
most as much as they do hotels.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
FAST WORK

City Manager Brumby and his crew
are doing fast work on the paving on
South Second street. Laying the brick
began at $3.50 this morning, and at
noon was more than half done. Mr..
Brumby says the street will be ready
for use by tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. R. L. Davis of Tampa, who
manufactures the brick and has sup
piled the city with it on favorable
terms, was present, watching the
work. The bricks certainly look good.
Another section of the street force
is preparing North Main street to lay
eight-inch water mains, twice the size
of those which have been in use. Re
vising the water main system of the
city is to be carried out as fast as pos
sible.
Brumby is certainly a hustler.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS
FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
IL. T. L.

The 1922 baseball season opens to-
morrow afternoon when Lake City
crosses bats with Ocala. Through the
courtesy of the management, all the
school children will be admitted to this
game free of charge. In addition to
making this concession the baseball
association has issued season tickets
for school children. These tickets viii
be on sale at the Munroe & Chambliss
Bank with Dick Stroud and at the
Court Pharmacy; also at the ball park
during games. The price will be $5
and will admit school children from
the ages of 10 to Is. Those under. 10
years of age will be admitted free ID
accompanied by an adult
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
B. AND P. w. CLUB

The regular business meeting of the
Business and Professional Woman's
Club was held Tuesday night at the
club rooms, and was interesting as
well as profitable. Five new members
were added to the club, and the follow
ing were initiated: Mrs. Blanche
Thompson, Miss Meta Jewett, Miss
Dixonia Roberts and Miss Dixie Pill
lans.
The state convention of the B. and
P. w. Club will be held in Orlando
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
next, week and Ocala will probably
send a good delegation, the regular
delegates from the local club being
Mrs. T. C. Carter, Mrs. Susan Ellis,
Miss Margaret Taylor, Miss Onie
Chazal and Miss Rhoda Rhody.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

1t is with SINGER regret that the
Star learns of the serious condition of
one of Ocala's most beloved women,
Mrs. B. A. Weathers. Mrs. Weathers
has been a patient sufferer for many
weeks and had gradually been grow
ing weaker until last night all hope
for her recovery was abandoned, and
her children from a distance were
summoned. Mr.. Benjamin Weathers
of Jacksonville, Mr.. Stephen Jewett
of Savannah and MIR. George Ford of
Jacksonville, arrived yesterday and
last night and Mr. Neil Weathers Of
New York arrived this afternoon.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

Oklawaha avenue to Torrey street and
is now engaged in putting in a larger
main down North Main street to the
union station plaza. This increase in
the size of the Main street main will
give much better fire protection to
the manufacturing concerns in that
section. As soon as the new main is
laid on Main street the work of paw
ing will be commenced and rushed to
completion.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
ocALA, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1922

Gates of efficiency for expounding the
secret work of the order to new mem
bers, each having a high percentage.
These and other important matters
that came before the Grand Lodge
were described in full at the Monday
night meeting of No. 10 by Delegates
Sage and Rilea.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
LAKE WALES VOTED
TO LIFT THE LID

Lake Wales, May 3.-(Associated
ress).-Citizens here yesterday by q
vote of two to one decided to lift the
lid on the Sunday restrictions which
prevailed last year. Under the old
city ordinance it was impossible to
buy a soft drink on Sunday. l. n.
Kramer was elected mayor.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
AUTO MARKERS

A part of the street force under
direction of Policeman Holloway has
been painting marks to govern the
parking of autos on the principal
streets. The marks are made at
geometrical angles, and it will not
take the. autoists long to hit the right
slope, even in the dark.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

Mrs. Bowley, who has been the
guest of Mrs. q. w. Henry, expects to
leave Friday for her home N Rich
mond, Va. She viii be accompanied
by Miss Eloise Henry, who win spend
the summer with her. Miss Kate
Scott, Mrs. Henry's aunt, who makes
her home here in the winter, win also
leave at the same time to spend the
summer IN Virginia with relatives.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
MAX MAY LOSE MATHILDE

Paris, May 3.-(By the Associated
Press).-Max Oser, surprised at the
failure of Mathilde Mccormick, his
fance, to answer his cable messages
and disappointed because she did not
apepar in Zurich last month when he
expected her, according to Zurich
dispatch to the Herald, declines to dis
cuss reports of an estrangement with
her
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
CONFLICT AT KILKENNY

Kilkenny, Ireland, May BY the
Associated Press) Sharp fighting
with machine guns rafting in all di-
rections is in progress here today.
Free State troops trying to recapture
Ormond Castle, still held by irregu-
lars who yesterday were driven out of
other places they had captured.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

Mrs. C. L. Gamsby who has been In
Ocala the guest of the Misses Gamsby,
expects to leave Friday for her home
in Washington. Mrs. Gamsby has
many friends in Ocala, her former
home, and her visits are always en-
loved.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
PICTURE FRAMING

Our picture framing department ID
again open. New mouldings and sup
plies have been put in and we are pre-
pared to make up and deliver on short
notice. Sat-Wed
GEORGE MacKAY & COMPANY
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
NOTICE

Hemstitching and pecoting done on
short notice All work guaranteed.
We furnish the thread. Singers and
ether makes of machines for sale. We
carry needles, oil and parts for all
sewing machines. All repair work
guaranteed. Phone 500 green.
Cardwen Sewing Machine Co,
1-tf 317 N. Magnolia st., Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

Mrs. q. A. Ford and Miss Emily
Stotesbury, who have been enjoying a
pleasant visit with the formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Birdsey in Macon,
have returned home.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

Miss Turner, a special representa-
tive of the Dennison Paper Co., win
be pleased to see any one interested IN
the making of paper articles at THE
BOOK SHOP. 5-3t
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet at the armory this evening
at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is de-
sired. The hostesses for the evening
are Mrs. Edward Drake, Mrs. Harry
Dozier, Mrs. Norton Davis, Mrs-
Charles Simpson and Miss Meme Da-
Wis.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03
PAY POLL TAX-THIS
IS THE LAST WEEK

Tax Collector STRIPPING asks the
Star to impress on voters the neces-
sity of Immediately paying their poll
taxes if they want to vote IN the pri-
mary. This is the last week.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

A demonstration of Dennison crepe
paper articles is being held at THE
BOOK SHOP. 5-3t
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

The 0cala lodge K. of P. did we'll at
the Grand Lodge meeting at Orlando.
Two of its members, DIR. J. H. Dunn
and George Howell received certif-4
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

Don't fail to see Miss Turner make
beads Of Dennison's crepe paper and
wax at THE BOOK SHOP. 5-3t
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

Miss Turner is demonstrating at
The Book Shop the making of paper
flowers, hats, dresses, lamp shades
and other useful things. 5-3t
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

The city has finished laying water
mains and installing new fire plugs on
The Ocala evening star., 1922-05-03

Sweet milk &C rAs Lain Stxsst Mar
ket. Phone 1oe. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-25

dnavn9 a move pfijata kuchaf-
ka m9la dost prace. Ode dne
zvolen Ladinova stal Sc Dorov
hledanym mistem celeho vo-
-leibnfho okresu. Neminul den,
aby nepfichazeli jednotlivci
cele deputace, kteff pfednasell
novemu poslanci sva soukroma
j vefejna pfani.
Ladma zafidil 81 jeden z no
stinskych pokojd jake svou
kancelar a znaje dobfe lidske
slabosti, nelitoval penez k bo-
hatemu jeho vyzdobenf. Jako
n9jaIky tovarnfk mel zde ume-
lecky nabytek, drahe koberce
i z&clony, klubovni lenosky a
ma psacim stole blyskaly sc
strbrne a bronzov& drobnust-
ky. Sam chodil velmi elegant.
ne oblecen a odloziv dymku,
koufil drahe doutniky, kteryml
take castoval sve navstevnfky
Prozatim jen ohledaval stu.
aci, nahlizel do pomerd, pa.
tral, kdo je vlivny a kdo jest
|nebezpecny. Sve stoupence
pfijimal s obhroublou srdecno.
| sti, .jinym projevoval vrele pra
telstvi. Zajizdel casteji dc
klubu do Prahy, ably navazal
styky s poslanci a u tech Sc u
Gil. Vic ocima a sluchem, nez
slovy. SLOW znal dosti. Bylc
ku podivu, jak najednou uka'
zalo sc jeho recnicke madam
Dovedl hovoriti, jak dlouhe
bylo treba. Byly to arci pou
he nabu|brele fraze, ktere vide
lance odpuzovaly, ale u siro'
kych mass vzbuzovaly DOZEN
obsahle v9cnosti.
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Pan Jaro: "Tedy zadnou
znamost jste slv tom masopu-
ste neudelala?
Slecna Klara: 'To 81 pa
matujte, ze bych 81 ami .zaGnou
v masopuste neudelala; maso-
pust je blaznivy Cas-.
Pan Jaro: Gnu, tax tedy!
Kdyz Sc muzsky nezblazni, ne
ozeni SCI"
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Sestina Berlina v rukou ci-
zincd. Narky nemeckych listd
mad vykupovanim domovnich
realit v fissko-nemeckych me
stech neustavaji. V jiste berlin
|ske kavarn9 kupuji Sc jiz do
my "a pouhe pfedlozenf toto
giraffe. V poslednf roce skoro
dvacet procent berlinskych do
mI zmenilo sve majitele, 2
nichz patnact procent nejme-
ne pripada ma 1cet cizincG. To
jinymi slovy znamena sestinu
Berlina. Nejvetsi poptavka je
po domech v zapadnim Berli-
ne. Ulice v teto casti molly by
byti jiz nazvany podle narod.
nosti. Guentzelova ulice je &c.
ska, Uhlandova mad'arska,
|Skandidavci ziskali vetsinu do.
mi ma Schienebergu a Svyca.
Fl usadii Sc We Wolmarsdorfu
Videnaci spokojili Sc Sc seve.
rem a vychodem mesta. Domy
ty kupuji Sc "a nejrdzn6jsi &c
ny. Dollar hraje pfi Mich ovsem
hlavni llohu. Domy Sc vsim
moznym zarizenim dstred.
MIN topenim stoji 10 az Is mi.
lionn marek, tedy asi deset ii.
| sic svycarskych frankd nebc
prave tolik norskych korun
Zjistiti podrobn6, mnoho-li do.
mi preslo ma cizince, jest ne
mozno, ponevadz vetsina cizir
cI kupuje pomoci nemeckycf
tax Nv. panakd, kteri v pozem,
kovych knihach figuruji jake
majitele. Zvlastni smlouva o
vsem mezi temito "panaky" q
pravymi kupci, ulozena obyce.
ne u nektere banky nebo nota
Re, ukazuje, kdo vlastne jest
pravym majitelem. Ma vykur
Berlina zalozena jsou celia kor
sorcia. Nejen z cizincl, ale
take z N6mcI. Cizinci pomahs
il 81 tax, ze zakladaji n6mec
Ike nakupni spolecnosti pod We
denim n9meckeho panaka'
TAX domy nakupuji a tez sprs
vuji. V jake ohromne mire 81
tyto obchody provadeji jes'
zfejmo z toho, ze velci realitn
agent vydelavaji denne ns
prDvisfch deset az dvacet milli
oni. Nemectf majitele don't
jsou bezbranni. Museji proda
vat, ponevadz cinze nevynase
il ami ma opravu domI. PONY
sli Sc nyni ma vyd&nf zakons
Ina ochranu nemeckeho domo,
niho majetku, ale nikdo naprs
Wy 81 cd n6ho neslibuje. DIE
odhadu bylo v poslednim roct
" cele fisi nemecke prodant
dom1 "a 800 miliard marek.
/ Domaci: Gale, mily priteli
vSe by sc mi tu libilo, jen sva
Il - ~~..xs NJ 80 - s:~f
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Dom&ci: Gale, mily priteli,
vse by Sc mi tn libilo, jen sva-
by mne souzi. Ne a ne Sc jich
Zbavit."
Pfftel: "Dej Jim soudni
wtpov6d'."
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Sycak: Budu pr0sit, milost-
pane, jsem take jeden "vodou
stfzeny . =
Pan: Vzdyt' je 2 vas cftit,
clovece, lih-
Sycak: Prosir1, to muEelo
byt v te vode pfimfchano tro-
'chu 'gajstu".
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s'Protoze jsem plNtvala svt-
mi silami q protoze jsi byl =
spon n6aody donna q dohl6dl.
Ted pablo vsechno ma ma be-
dra a ubicovalo by me to-
Nev9d9l, co rfci. We slovech
zerinych bylo mnoho pravdy,
sam Sc v duchu divfval, jak
mohla vse zastati, ale nikdy
mu nenapadlo il politovat, g.
nebo il ulehciti. Kazde uleh-
ceni znamenalo vzr1st vyd&nf
q snizeni cisteho vyt9zku a to-
mu sc vyhybal. I nyni v jeho
dust Sc mihlo politov&ni a
souhlas, ze je zena pfetizena,
ale vzdor mu branil 8 nj SOU
hlasiti. Drazdil no jeff vzdor,
jeff Prime zadtoteni a jeji tax
nepokryte pronesena vytka, ze
il otroti a pravdivost teto w.
tky no slehala a popuzovala.
Snad. kdyby byla no prosila
nebo plaIkala, byl by milostive
8" dial uchlacholiti, ale hrde je-
j. vystoupeni a sebevedoma O.
brana cinila no nedstupnym.
"Mam dIlezit6jsi staroati,
nez se shanet po tom, co Sc do
ma d9je!" kfikl zlostne. "Me
vol& n&rod a tomu muslin po-
slouziti. Kdybys mela hlubsi
vzdelani, snad bych uznal, ze
mas pravo take vice ma vefej-
nosti vysuupovati, ale s tebou
Sc ma verejnosti chlubiti ne
mohu, ty. opravdu sc pouze pro
domacnost holds a pracuji-li
ia, pracuj take ty."
"Ano, ja pracuji budu
pracovat, ale jen potud, pokud
tomu stacim. I've fraze ma
rodu omr&ci snad tive volice,
ktefi te neznaji, jak t6 znam
ja, prede mnou vSak mic tako-
v6ho nepovidej. Vim, ,jak t9
narod volal a takove fraze me
jsou k smichu. Jsem-li ii hlou
pa, nemohu "a to. Mel sis wy
brati chytfejsi. Kdybych 81
mela ted ia vybirati, bud jist,
ze bych 81 vybrala take jinak.'
''N6jak6ho stareho vdovce s
d6tmi," zasmal sc jedovate.
"Tfeba. Hdr by mi jeste
nebylo."
mas ma vybranou tfebas
hned sc k nemu vratiti," fekl
vzteltle.
"Kdybys mi mohl vratiti svo
bodu, rada. Bohuzel isl me o
svobodu pfipravil a jen TAX W.
hnati sc nedam. Touzis-li po
n9jake move pam poslancove,
zaz&dej o rozvod. Rozejdeme
sc, rozdelfme majetek a ia sc
uz uzivim."
V tom vesla sluzka, zvedav9
sc divajfc po svych panech,
ktefi 8 planoucimi zraky proti
sob& stall. Vytusila hadku a
nevinne Sc tvafic, sourala Sc k
plotne, jakoby chtela zatap9-
ii. Ladina stal chvili neroz-
hodnut. Ia jinych okolnosti
by byval vybuchl, ale ted, kdy
Iii jeSt3 v vopojeni sveho posla-
nectvf tax mlad6ho a vsechnu
jeho jeaitnost probudivsiho
piece jen necht9l davati pffci-
nu Ike klepdm. Nachylil hlavu
a se stranv zm9ril zenu odho-
diane stojici. Videl jeff rysy
pine vzdoroviteho sebev&doml
a tusil, ze by il ami kfikem, ne
zlomil.
"Poohledni, se po ,nejafe \ mb-
chafce.'' Hqyfdal !, 'Rrvdce. niia
pfeji 81, ,aby nai)hbssiHsc 'NsF'
i'I'"NAy RS$tmec =. Z" prrerusi-
Ia no oskfe.
"Dobra, tedy mas hostinec
neztratil dobrou povest. Ne
pfeji 81 arci n6jakou. fiflenu re
zamku, ale pracovibou a pocti-
YOU zenskou, ktera by neGemu
rozum9la a neokrada1a. Odpo-
v6dnou "a nj budes ty . prcto
tedy take jen ty sc postar&3,
a,hv hv1n vSe v noT&dku MI
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JEHO DRuHk zENA.
chernostmi nezdrzovala."

Napsal Bohumil Zahradnfk- -Brodsky.


chernostmi nezdrzovala."
Ototil sc rychle a vysel div
nez mu mohla odpov6d9ti. A
take zbytecn6 Sc obaval, re by
mu odpowfdala. Vsecka jeff
povaha vzpfrala sc divokym
h&dkam a jfzMvostem. Protivi-
la Sc il p6sa muzova, ktery il,
chtA, jako svetu, namluviti, ze
je povol&n hlasem lidu a Re jde
"a velikymi ideally nezistlle
pracovati pro blaho lidu. Je-
il srdce nebylo ale talk Spatn6,
aby strhla tuto Skrabosku a OBJ
nazila nizkou jeho povahu. -
Nechtela byti dosud soudcem
muze. jenz v jejfm srdci pre-
stal byti muzem. H&jila sebe
pred jeho tyranstvfm, instink-
tivne vycit'ujfc, ze je to nutno
k Will sebeochran9 a sebeza-
chrane.
Bylo il dosud lhostejno, CO
syet o nj soudi. s nikym Sc ne
stykala, nemela ami pfatel, ami
pritelkyn a jeff srdce ami po
Mich netouzilo. Mela prilis
mnoho horkosti a zklamani by
10 prilis hluboke, ably je do
vedla n6jaka plana slova ute-
chy uklidniti. Samota byla pro
nj nejlepsim lekem a v samote
Sc citila take nejcilejsi.
Ale prave, tato opustenost
byla pricinou, ze niterne jeff
zapasy il vice nez koho jine-
no vycerpavaly. Dosud byla
mlada, kfepka a telesn6 silna,
ze dovedla celiti svym dusev-
MIN boufim a ovl&dati je. Ale
tusila, ze kadym rokerl jeff
silly budou ocha|bovati a ze by
mohl Sc dostaviti okamzik, kdy
by nebyla to celiti hrnouci,n
se 1tokGm zloby osudu.
Ona nechtela podlehnouti,
nechtela Sc nechati udupati. V
nj dosud hofelo sv6tlo, touzici
po jasnejsim zivot6. V jejfm
podvedomi tkvela silna tuba,
aty Sc doGkala chvile, kdy bu-
de pravem slova smyslu ziti
a chutnati nejen horkosti, ale
take radosti zivota. "A proto
tax houzevnate sc celia jeff by
tost zvedala k sebeobrane. We
SVEN muzi videla bezohledne-
no sobce, jenz ma oltaf posta-
vii sve ia a tomuto ja obeto-
val vsechno svoje dychteni. A
coz bylo horst, ob3toval nejen
sve vlastni dychteni, on do vo-
zu svych sobeckych prani a
snI zaprahal kazd&ho, kdo sc
dal zlakati, v prve ra'de tn,
kterou povazoval "a v6c bez
citu bez prava - svou zenu.
Dobre ch&pala. ze jde "a CT.
lem. jejz 81 vytkl ze Sc nebu-
de stititi niceho, CO by mu po-
mohlo vysplhati Sc po tomto
stupinku k onomu cili, jejz 81
vytkl. "A nebude to cisty "a.
pal a cisty ell, "a nimz pIjde
!; a proto by bylo Primo sebe'
vrazdou, by sc mu obetovala.
Dnes sc dal k povolnosti po.
hnouti. Ona 81 kuchafku zjed.
ma on il bude platiti. Po dru.
he bude jiste nepovcln6jsi a
jist9 Sc dostavi okamzik, kdy
odepfe respektovati pfani ze'
nino. Co potion Sc stane, al
narazi ma jeho nechutny odpo,
az on prohlasf, ze nepovoli .
|v6ci odividne spr&vne, to pro.
zatim il bylo h&dankou. a an
inechtela ;ppdrobn4ji Sc tim "a
byyati. Tolik 81 byla' jigta. IL;
potom, Pride ona vstFic' ro7a'
zleni jeiich nepfirozeneho Ii
vota a ze pIjde ona vstfic no.
i've fazi zivota. Bude-li tent<
novy zivotnf oddil pro nj st'as'
my nebo nest 'astnt, TO bylo Ia.
ienmstvfm osudu q ona necht&'
la toto tajemstvi fesiti, dobft
Iv9douc, ze um9lec -zivot pfi'
nese do te dolby move situace
| nova rov3lenkv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-25
z CASOVYcH HOvORu.

"Co tomu fikas, ze byl slav-
ny d Annunzio v t8chto dnech
uhozen do hlavy?"
w techto dnech? ia myslim
ke byl prasteny uz davno ;. !"
The Washington times., 1922-05-30
CONCERT GIVEN
BY FALk To MD
WOMEN 'S.HOME
VioIinist Accompanied by clar-
ence Thurman in Well
Balanced Program.

The Sunshine Home for Women,
that most worthy helping hand
organiza ton that is situated at the
corner of John Marshall Place and
G street northwest, was given a
benefit concert last evening by
Jules Falk, violinist. and Clarence
Thurman, pianist. in the Willard
room of the Willard Hotel.
Mr. Falk, who in the last year
spent some time with his former
master. Eugene Ysaye. in Belgium.
played a varied program, showing
Il sympathetic quality in the Largo
Of the Handel Sonata that opened
his recital, and also a clear eXeCu-
ton with daintiness in the Allegro.
The Ave Maria" lSchuberr-Wil-
hclmD was chosen as a memorial
thought for the late DR.. Hamlin
CUgswell. a friend of the violinist.
and he also gave the elaborate
Saint Saens "ROndO CapriCCiOso," a
"Moto Perpetuo" Popper-HalirD,
concluding with the Hubay Scene
de la Csarda," to which he added
an encore.
Mr.. Thurman was solOist and ac-
companist, showing fine restraint
and elasticity in his aCcompani-
ments for violin. AS sOloist he is
artistic in tone work with sym
pathetic understanding for the
melodic quality of his music. The
Mendelssohn "Prelude" + Minor
showed good effects in pedaling,
and the List "Liebestraum" was
given with a singing tone. He also
played Chopin group and the
twelfth Hungarian Rhapsody" Of
List.
Flowers made the affair bright.
A sale of flowers added some $40
to the fund of the Sunshine Home
for Women.
JESSIE MacBRIDE.
The Washington times., 1922-05-30
GIRL OF TWO SELVES
LOSES ONE, is NORMAL

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 3O.-Ber.
0ice Reddick. 2O-year-old ward Of the
State Bureau Of Juvenile Research,
who several months ago periodically
lapsed into the personality OF Polly
aged four" taking on all the char
aCteristics Of a small child. Is sufTi.
ciently recovered TO be placed on the
State payroll, DIR. II. II. Goddard
director OF the bureau, said today
BerniCe hasn't changed 20 Polly
for several months. Doctor Goddard
said. Before she ceased her occasion
al existence, Polly" was educated
at the age Of fifteen. Unable to
read or write when she first APPEARED
as the result Of a strange lapse in
Bernice's memory. Polly" learned
to do both before she ceased to ap.
pear.
The Washington times., 1922-05-30
TESTS ANNOUNCED BY
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD

Examinations to fill vacancies
have been announced by the Civil
Service Commission as follows:
Junior agricultural economist
(farm management and farm eco
nomics), Department OF Agriculture,
$500 to $2,4O0 year; Linotype
machinist, Government Printing OF
flee, 80 cents an hour; Junior chem.
ist. departmental service, 81 200 TO
81 800 yearly.
Men and Women are eligible for
these positions. Application blanks
may be obtained at 1924 + street
northwest.