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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-26
WOMEN To BACK
DR.. KELLYFOR
GOVERNOR
Maryland w. c.. r. U. to Vote
for Or. II. A. Kelly Though
Name Is Not on Ballot.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Oct. 26.-Al-
though DR.. Howard A. Kelly, Bal
timore physician, would not con-
sent to become an independent
candidate for governor, as urged
by many of the voters of the
State, who are dissatisfied with
the attitude of Governor Richie
and Attorney General Armstrong,
Democratic and Republican candi-
dates, respectively, for governor,
in regard to the eighteenth amend
ment and the enforcement thereof,
members of the Women's Temper
ance Union organizations through
out the State will, it is said, vote
for him in any case by writing his
name on the ballots in the blank
spaces provided for that purpose.
1t Is understood that the anti
saloon leagues of the State prefer
Armstrong to Richie and that the
members of these organizations
will be advised to supporte the Re-
publican candidate on the ground
that he is the lesser of two evils"
The Poolesville Branch of the
Women's Democratic Club of Mont
gomery County has been organized
at Poolesville with a large member
ship and the following officers:
Chairman, Mrs. Lawrence Allnut;
first vice chairman, Mrs. Howard
Fry; second vice chairman, Mrs.
Howard w. Spurrier; secretary,
Mrs. Milton Darby; treasurer, Mrs.
Charles Sellman; chairman member
ship committee, Mrs. Joseph Halter;
Darby, Mrs. Edward Edmonston,
Mrs. William A. Hempstone, Mrs.
Joseph N Darby, Miss Mamie ALI
mutt and Mrs. HonOre Clagett.
William Tyler Page, clerk of the
United States House of Representa-
tives; Congressman Earl J. Dickin-
son of Iowa, Congressman Box Of
Texas, and Jason Stewart, Of Rhode
Island, will be the speakers at the
meeting of the Montgomery County
Anti:Salon League in the Methodist
Church at Kensington next Tues
day afternoon and evening.
Richard w. Allnutt. member Of
a prominent Montgomery county
family, who was convicted in the
circuit court here in November,
1911, of numbering his sister, Mrs.
Valera Veirs, and murderously as
saulting his aged mother, the late
Mrs. Margaret Allnutt, and SEN
fenced to he Maryland Penitentiary
for eighteen years, has been pa
rolled and has joined his wife in
Washington. Ill health is given
as the cause of his release.
The farm of the late Charles r.
Kirk, at Olney, this county, con
tanning 321 acres and improved by
a comfortable dwelling and excel.
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lent outbuildings, has been sold at
public auction for $4,000. Twenty
seven persons, including a number
of prominent Washingtonians, were
the purchasers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-26
TWO MEN ON SKIS CROSS
SAN FRANCISCO BAY

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 26.-Two
men walking tandem on a pair of
specially constructed water skis
crossed San Francisco bay, making
the three-and-a-half miles between
San Francisco and the Western Pa
cific Railroad Company pier in
hours 80 minutes. They were the
Rev. w. w. Reilly, of WeaverviIle.
and D. F. Sheldon, Of Pomona.
A. N. Sheldon. inventor Of the
skis, also attempted the trip, but
suffered an accident to his walking
gear in midday and was taken
aboard a launch. ....-,
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-26
Baby Growth Maybe
Determined By Use
OF Rule AT Birth
SAN FRHNCTSGn al d

BY Cosmopolitan News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. &c.
"A tape measure, properly
used at the birth Of a baby,
will reveal exactly how tall the
infant will be at maturity pro-
vided it goes through child
hood without serious illness, DR..
B. T. Baldwin, director of the
Iowa Child. Welfare Research
Station, declared here today.
"a baby 18 inches in height
at birth will grow up to be an
adult of medium height, while
one of % inches will be more
than medium height or tall.
when it is eighteen years DID,"
DR.. Baldwin said.
The foregoing forecasts are
not magical in any manner;
they are merely utilization in
the proper way of the signifi-
canoe of infant measurements.
Physicians everywhere are be-
ginning to understand this fact,
he said.
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Kills Sister With Shotgun.

CATAWISSA, Pa. Oct. 26.Ac-I
cidentally pulling the trigger Of q
shotgun loaded with salt, James
Huber, seven. shot and killed his
sister. Grace. five, according to the
police. An older brother had loaded
the gun with salt, intending to kill
q dog. =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-26
HAS STATE
BEHIND
HIM
Expect His Selection at Con-
Vention If Other Candidates
Get Into Any Deadlock.
BY WILLIAM HARD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 26.
The most acute question in
Democratic national politics can
be answered by saying that the
hat Of Senator Ralston Of Indiana
is not in the Presidential ring but
that his friends intend to have it
hanging on the ropes at the DEM
ocratic 1924 national convention,
where they trust and truly expect
that it will get tagged with the
blue ribbon after all the other
hats have fought one another into
helplessness.
RaIston's Dry Views.
Senator Ralston himself was will
ing today to speak only Of issues
which clearly came within the field
Of his approaching service as
r>United States Senator On the
point of the Eighteenth amendment
and the Volstead law, he said to
, this writer:
when 1 get to Washington I
shall not compromise on law en-
forcement In matters of legis-
lation when the will of the people
is manifest, / viii follow their man
date. In matters which they con-
fide to my Judgment, will give
fun scope to my own views. In
reference to established law, ] will
support its enforcement without
eQuivocation and with whole-hearted
belief in absolute obedience to it. "
Ralston's friends are confident
enced by the Republican Governor
McCray of this State IN the al
legged scandals connecting his Of
Rlcial powers with mis- private
finances have almost ensured the
nomination of Ralston by the next
Democratic national convention.
They argue that now there is no
doubt whatsoever that Ralston
could carry the customarily doubt
fuI central State Of Indiana against
q Republican party discredited here,
az they claim, by the McCray incl
dent. which now is dragging its
way through receiverships and
court inquiries.
Expect Three Examinations.
They expect to see AL Smith
eliminated for wetness and Eastern
ness: Underwood for Southernness;
and McAdoo for Radicalness and
Westernness.
They point TO Ralston as the CEN
trail candidate and as "the man
without enemies" who looks like
Grover Cleveland and who has the
confidence of business men, and
who called out the troops while
Governor of Indiana to suppress
disorders during a mine strike, but
who nevertheless in last years
election here, for United States
Senator, admittedly was successful
In accommodating the great bulk OF
Indiana labor vote.
Investigation here by this writer
indicates that 1t indeed seems to
be true that Ralston is one of those
political persons about whom,
roughly, IL can be said: mot every
body is his supporter; but nobody
II his enemy"
His non-supporters are Republi-
cans who object to his views on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-26
VieM Torpedo Tests.

MADRID, Oct. 26.A naval mis-.
sion Is shortly leaving for England
to witness experiments with varis
Gus kinds OF torpedoes, with the.
object of reporting to the Direc-
tory on the advisabiIity Of pure
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-29
KDO OcEKAvA DfTKY E.
Mia. A JANA zENATEHO
.AMERICE? s

5 r n
/, Ceskoslovenskenu Cervene-
mu Kfizi v Praze byl svefen
dKol vypravit' dftky Emilia a
Jana Zenateho do.'Spoj. StatG,
,Csl. Cerveny Krfz patrne zalo
I'll adresu toho, kde Sc v pri-
.pade tomto ma nej obratil a O.
braci Sc nynf ma mas o soucin-
most.
Ponevadz je pfipad naleha-
w, necht' ten, kdo ditky tyto
chce do Ameriky dostat, Okla
mite zasle vsechny podrobno
sti ma Czechoslovak Bureau,
Foreign Language Informa-
ton Service, 119 West 41st
Street, New York City, N. Y,
ably mohl cd teto lfadovny OBJ
drzet rychle pokyny v prfpade
tom naprosto nutne, kdyz sc
nema promeskat vhodna pff-
lezitost vypravit ditky v mesi-
ci zaff.
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Pf. LEDBETTEROVA MA CE-
STE DOMU.

Pfatele knihovnice broad
waysk6ho dstavu, pi. f. Led
betterove obdrzeli zpravu, ze
uvedena vyplula dine %. srp.
ma parnikem Majestic k bre-
hum americkym. Hlavnfm je-
Jim stanem byla Praha, KITE
rouz, dix pohostinnosti obcan-
stva, die vlastniho doznani jen
nerada opuStela. Ma sklonku
cervna navstivila Tatry, Pol
sko, a Jihoslavii. Meskala v
Belehrade, Zahfeb6 a Lublani
a ma zpatecni ceste projela l.
talii, Anglii a Francii. Ma
vsech mistech sbfrala pilne fo-
tograficke pohledy vyznacnej-
sich mist, z kterych hodla v
knihovn6 ma Broadway uspofa
dati vystavku.
Ufadovati zapocne ill dne
A. zarf, v kteryz den take bu-
de svymi cetnymi pfately uvi-
tana.
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sam hArod cesk5 jako celek
nebyi pfipraven. Tabofi pfi.
sli trochu brzo. ale nauky je-
jich neumfely. PodivuhodnJ
lid byli Cechov&! Prsa sc nam
tmou, myslfme-li na sl&vu otc1
svyrh, ma jich velikost, ma jich
boje, ma jich zivot . tn pficha-
ZINE k zav9rkdm, ze stoji to
"a to byti Cechem. - Ucme, Sc
Cd Mich! He! "a, pet set let
idee taborske v nasich legiich
dobyly vlasti Husove opet svo-
bodu!
StLA byla pfednf vlastnosti
Taborl. Bud'me jake oni !
my silni dusevn9 j fysicky
vzd6lavejme jako oni rozum
svdj a die ndho pax jednejme,
nebo osveta jest nejsilnejsl
zbran prcti tmafstvf a nesvor
nosti q nesvobod&: narod vide.
lany sc media ujafmiti. Bud'me
mfmvnfmi! ChaGmkter jest
neivzneSenejsf majetek jedno.
tlivcIv celeho naroda. "Mi.
lujme, hledejme, branme pra.
vdu - a mxjme . radi!
Tomu mas uci t&boritstvi!
Jednoto T&boritG bud nan
q SVEN sjezdu pffstiho tydne
vitana!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-29
NEvYsvETLENA SE-
BEVRAzDA.

v liedeli ranc nalezen byl v
koulpelne sveho domova, v (.
12OO2 Euclid ave., 54-lety "a
mozny obchodnik obuvi j. l..
Farris mrtvym, s peti strelny-
mi ranami V leve strane prsou.
Policie vyslovila domnenku, ze
muz zaIkoncil zivot sebevraz-
dou. Ale diva bratri, L. B. Far
ris v Akron, jenz jest podilni-
KEN The Goodrich Tire &
Rubber Co. a w. J. Farris, far
mar ma odpocinku v Barberto.
nu, vyzvali 1radovnu okresni-
no zalobce, aby pfipad byl po-
znovu vysetrovan. Asistent Ia
lobce w. I. Krewson hodla jiz
dnes v setreni pokracovati, je-
likoz nektere podrobnosti by
theorii sebevrazedne nenaved
covaly. Mrtvy nafezen byl We
vanG, ale zbran lezela ma stol-
ku. Ze spachana byla samo-
vrazda nasvedcovala by okol-
most, ze Farris byl v koupelne
zavren, tax ze dvere musely
byti vylomeny, vrrah mohl by
sc dostati do mfstnosti pouze
olknem, ale take toto bylo po-
licii shledano zavfenym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-29
BURNETT PkEDAN VELKO.
POROTE.

Policejni soudce Thomas E.
Greene predal Williama Bur-
netta, 1913 Hamilton ave. vel
koporote, pred kterou Sc ma
zodpovidati "a smrt Horace
Hamiltona, pomocnfka, v, -den-
tistske laboratofi, jenz byl ma
lezen v. pondelf rano mrtev ma
schodisti M6stskeho Auditoria.
Obzalovany sc sice pTiznal, re
mel s Hamiltonem hadku, ale
odmfta podezreni,, ze jej "a
bill. Policie a podobne i.koro-
nerr Hammond svedGi, re smrt
nastala nasledkem dderu do
hlavy.
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BOZ O NOVOU KOMlSI PRO.
STuDlUM OTAZKY NEST
SKEHO MANACERA.

Radnf "A. j. Damn hodla Sc
postaviti proti pfedsedovi mast
mestske rady Townesovi. .jest-li
ze by tento upustil cd ordinan-
ce prijate pres mayorovo ve-
to, kterou zrfzena ma byti ko.
mise ma prostudovanf plant,
sm6rujicich k pristf spravs me
sta pomoci managera.,
Townes vcera podal diva ma
v1'hy, kdyz byl mayor Koh1er
vyhlasil valku proti kodove
komisi ma pond9lnim zasedani.
Jeden plan sm9fuje k zanecha
nj komise vnbec a die druh6
ma byti Kohler soudne donu-
cen, aby uznal pfepsani $10.-
600 2 policejnlch fondd ma Wy
danf projektovane komise.
Jestli' ze Sc kcmise ma dnes-
nj schIzi rozhodne pokracova-
tt dale vzdor mayorove oposi-
ci, pak patrne imenovani bu-
dou jiz elenove move komise
a take jsou jiz jmenovani ne
kteff kandidati, z nichz nejvet
81 nadeji ma jmenovani by me-
Ii v. Morgan, byvaly redaktor
a Emmett L. Bennett, byvaly
taiemnfk ObSanske Lfgy. Ko-
mise prfpravna sestavena je 2
Damma, Townese, pravniho Fl
ditele Lamba, mestskeho kler-
ka Thomase a radnich j. B.
Oswalda, J. j. McGintyho a H
III. Finkla.
Jak mayor ma cely plan po-
hlizf, nemohlo byti vcera W.
zvedeno, jelikoz nebyl po ce-
IL den v ufadovne. Podobne
financni fiditel Hommel, je-
muz mayor zakazal zmfn6nych
$4,000 pfen&sti odepTel kaz-
dou poznamku. Die nahledu
Townese nema mayor prava,
transakci tuto zdrzovati. neb
ia Sc stala skutkem jiz v tom
okamziku, kdyz m6stska rada
pres mayorovo veto pfislusnou
iordinanci poznovu pravoplat-
ne odhlasovala. Oba nazory
ale brany jsou jinymi stranami
op9tne v pochybnost.
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Pochvaluje d republiku. Ne
davno pfinesla "Wr. Sonn-
und Montagszeitung"', zpravu,
ze byval5m d1stojnikdm, hla
vne generaldm, nevyplaceji
naslednicke staty zadnych pen
sijnfch pozitk1, takze dotycni
(uvedena celia rada jmen)
zakladajf "kluby hladovych"
a pod. Polnf podmarsalek
Rich. Zelencic zaslal cito-
vanemu listu pffpis, ze jako
ceskoslovensky statnf prislus
mix dostava cd CSR. svoji pen
81 pravideln9 a CO nejdochvil-
i9ji.
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MOVE TAzENi. PROFIT w
HERNfM AUfOMATUM.


Mattel restaurantu v els.
1912 Tillmon ave., Hugh Fla
nigan a ieho klerk John Me-
yer byli vcera policejnim SER
zantem Johnem Mackem "a
tceni, jelikoz v mfstnosti byl V
cinnosti vyherni automat, talk
zvaneho 25% typu. Oba byli
obzalovani pro operovani hrac
skeho zafizeni. Edward Kna-
BILE, 2273 zap. 73. ul. odsou-
zen byl policejnfm soudcem
Greenem pro tyz pfestupek k
pokute S25 a nahrade soud-
Mich itrat.
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MA CEsTE DO ZAMOkl

nalezaji Sc ma lodi Ryndam
pfeplavnf spolecnosti Holland
sko Americkou Linif 81. Barbo
ra a Veronika Krajnfk 2 Po-
lusie, zupy trencanske ze Slo-
venska a jedou k jejich pfa-
teldm k rodin6 p. Krajnfka ma
Sophia ul. z Rotterdamu W.
pluly FL. srpna t. r.
Depese o jejich pffjezdu do
sla The Cleveland Trust Co.,
newburghske odbocce Broad
way a Harvard, v nfz byl pre-
play vyffzen.
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5rdecne blahopfaa1,i

Opet jeden cesky kopac -
dnes Sc nechal pokropit,
a svobodu svou utopit.
Zenitby ten kandidat,
mladenecky svij mandat
ma veky ten odlozil,
slib vernosti dnes slozil.
Ia to co mel nejradci
ma ted We sve naruci;
manzelska je laska poji,
ode dneska jiz jsou svoji.
Wine, ze mas zfnku rad,
football ze tez budes hrat,
neb z te lasky ustavicny
brzy bys byl dychavicny.
BY isl sadlem nezarost
a lalicek ii nenarost,
chod' vzdy spravne kopati .
a brzy hled'te chovati.
By zenusku laska hrala,
cely zivot Sc jen smala;
"a tn lasku odm9nu
brzy m9la klucinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-29
VEcERNf KONCERT HASIC.
SKE KAPELY v LINCOLN
PARKU.

Zitra We ctvrtek o Z. hodine
vecermi zapocne v Lincoln par
ku, zap. Ia. ul. koncert hasic-
ske kapely, ffzenim kapelnfka
lrajana J. M. Praska. Ma
programu .jsou skladby nejob-
,lf5enejsfch .mistrd, jakoz u
kazky. hubby idove.
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VIII. (DOSLOV.)
Cemu mas uci Tabofi!

Jsme Americane ceskeho
pdvodu. American z pravidla
MEDIA tuze sva d6jiny, ,nkaje:
"Lepsi je hrst' pfftomnosti
nezli busl minulosti!" Snad
ma pravdu, nebot' historic a.
mericka je sice slavna, ale ne
nj tax obsahla - jest mlada.
Jinak jest u mas CechI. Ne
hodlam mluviti Libusi, Pre-
myslovi, Premyslovcfch, o dobe
Karlove atd., feknu jen: DTf-
We nez Kolumbus objevil tento
novy dil..sy6ta,. Cechov6 mxli
jiz slavnou universitu zaloze-
nou r. 1348, - prvnf We stred-
nj Evrope rektorem jeji byl
pozdeji M. Jan Hus, otec Ta-
bord... Touha /. po' vzdelani,
touha po mravnosti, ,touha, po
pravde jsou nejyzacneisi prv-
ky, ze kterych slozeno bylo ia
boritstvi. Ano: taboritstvf by
10 zhustene cesstvi, vrchcl ces-
stvi, " nemz proievila Sc e4nei-
vetSi sila. energie nase jak fy-
sicka TAX dusevni. Mysleme
jen toto: z Tabora Zizkova Y
patnactem veku po Kristu we
slo heslo: "Volnost', Rovnost'
Bratrstvi" a "a tTi sta let pres
Ameriku pfeslo do Francie a
dobylo obema temto zemfm
svobodu! Jsme ma Ito pysni, ze
Cechove prvni ma sv6t6 po ma
rodech antickych uvedli do Ii
vota demokracii a vypudivse
krale Zikmunda, zalozili repu-
bliku. Tabofi jako prvni sve-
tlohosi a prvni bojovnfci. "a i
dealy, hlavne "a svobodu sve-
domi a volnost kritiky padli,
ale idee taborsk6 zijf a zfti bu
don ma v6ky v9ki nebo. kde
jest pravda, tam jest i vftez-
stvf! "A Tabori bojovali "a
Husovu pravdu. JaIko Kostni-
cky mucednfk, touzili po' mrav
nosti mezi sebou, v cirkvi, v Ii
du. Jako Hus touzili. po vide
lani, mezi mimi nebylo nikoho,
kdo by neumG cfst. a psat.
Aneas Silvius, pozd6jsf pa
PEI napsal o nich:, "To, pro-
zlukle plemeno kacffske ma
Tabofe ma jednu dobrou vlast-
most, ze miluje vzd9lanf; kaz-
da babicka znA v cechach l&-
pc bibl, nez v Italii knezf!" z
per.a papezova jiste jest to
charakteristicke. Rovnoprav-
most Zen s mu1i byla ma Tabo-
Re donna. Mezi Tabory neby-
10 chudych to jest pffznak
nejlepsi vlady.
Socialisticka otazka jiz teh-
da byla mezi Tabory rozfese-
ma zpisobem nejmodernejsim
a vIbec nemame dnes proble-
mu, ktery by nebyl hybal my-|
slemi taborskymi; Eel, ze ma
talk vysoke ideally Ewopa a,
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|ZDEJSf NEMECKY LIST PO.
STAVl 81 PALAC "a
100000.

Dosavadni budova "Waech-
ira a Anzeigera" ma zap. 8. ul.
must ustoupiti stavb9 noveho
nadrazf ma Public Squaru. Jak
pisf dnesnf ,listy postavi 81 list
ma severovychodnfm rohu Ore
gon ave. a vych. IL: ulici no.
YOU budpvu nakladem $780,
900. Staveniste jest 80 stop ma
Oregon a 1872 ma vJch. IL. ul.
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TABORI!

Pfipisuji serii Sl&nkn .
timto titulem ku vxtSi cti
slavneho snsmu Jednoty T&-
boriti We Spojenych St&tech,
ktery v z6fi leta letoSniho
zasedati bude v metropoli
ohioske.
Jos. SvanGara.
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700 stop dlouha, jez poprve'
zpozorovana v nedeli, nejspi
Sc byla zpIsobena zem9tfese-
MIN. Rachot roztavene lavy
NIUE byti slysan ma mill da-
leko.
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SOPKA CHRLf LAVU.

Honolulu, Hawai-, %. srpna.
Znama sopka Kilaulea zacala
chrliti lavu, jez Sc vali v moe
nych proudech po jeji dbocf.
Trhlina, 10 stop siroka a
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"RAMENO ZAKONA" v
PEKNE SPOLEcNOSTI.

Glenrose, Texas, %. srpna.
Serif Walter Davis a verejny
zalobce E. L. Roark, byli
mezi tficeti muzi zatcenymi
We zdejsim okolf b9hem najez-
dn ma "mdnsAjnery" a holm
kafe. Serif Davis, nemoha ri
skati zaruku, ztravil noe We
v9zenf a kdyz byl vcera pro-
pust9n pfidal Sc k statnimu
cetnictvu a podnikal s MIN no
We najezdy. Patnact destilac-
Mich aparatn, 66 sudd whisky
a nekolik nakladn vina, piva
a "mace" bylo zabaveno pfi
podniknutf sn4jezdu statnim
cetnictvem ma oblast 20 mil
dlouhou a n9kolik mil sirokou.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-24

Teddy, Ia joven del cabaret Y le
ofrece irse a los altos de la casa EN-
donde sc encuentra a Scotty durmiendo
como un Iron por efecto del licor.
Afientras tanto, Halle, una de las
amigas de Teddy, ha informado al pa
Dire de este y su tfa que la joven Sc
encuentra en- la casa de campo.
Al amanecer, cuando ScOtty des-
pierta, va. Billy Sc Aa marchado de
la casa de campo, de modo que cuando
el padre y Ia tia de Teddy llegan a
ella, encuentran a la joven en- COM
pafifa de Scotty. Sospechantlo 10 que
af0rtunadamente no ocurriera, eli pa
Dire de Teddy pretende obligar a su
hija casarse con Scotty, 10 que la
joven Sc rehusa. Entonces el padre
amenaza Teddy con desheredarla.
Teddy decide quedarse en- la casa de
campo, su tia permanece con ella.
Ell suceso llega ofdos de los ami
gus ue 4tuuy pUF luulScreclOu ue k1dl-
lie, con 10 cual sufre Ia reputaci6n de
la joven, como es de suponerse. Teddy
continda en- la casa de campo, hasta
que un dfa llega Billy ella y ofrece
a la joven encargarse de la direction
de las faenas del campo. Paulatina-
mente. Billy va dandose cuenta de que
esta enamorado de la linda muchacha,
Y cuando esta Sc despide de el para ir
a la ciudad, Billy no puede ocultar
su desengafio En- la ciudad, los
amigos de antes Sc apartan de Teddy,
por Greer ciertas las calumnias que
contract honor de Ia joyen han echa-
do a v6iar los yerdaderos resEonsables
de ello.' Teddy regresa a la granja
en donde Billy la espera con ansia,
para daclararle su amor.
/ Fl padre dc Teddy. convencido de
ia inocencia de su hija. regresa a Ii
lgranja y su llegada no puede ser mas
loportuna, ptles Teddy Billy lc piden
Isu bendici6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-24
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concibe rodeada en- aquel lugar de
aquella gente.
Cuando la fiesta Sc da por terminada
Y los amigos que en- ella han tornado
parte esperan, a Teddy Sc lie ocurre,
para asustar su austero padre, zen
yez de ir casa, ir pasar el dfa con
Scotty un lugar de recreoeen el cam
po. AL anochecer, Teddy v Scotty
deciden ir la casa de campo del
padre de aquella con el objeto de pro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-24

bar un bocado. ATientras cenan Sc
lesencadena una furiosa tempestad,
la eual les obliga a permanecer en- la
casa toda la noche. Scotty encuentra
unas botellas de licor abusa de el
hasta quedarse profundamente dormi-
do, no sin antes hacer insinuaciones
amorosas Teddy, que la joyen re-
chaz6 con desprecio. La tempestad
continda tan terrible como antes, y a
Ia casa de campo llega Billy Wade en-
busca de refugi6 Billy reconoce a